#alexander montgomerie

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HERE COMES MR. JORDAN (1941) | dir. Alexander Hall

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[gogandmagog]

Rainbow Valley by L.M. Montgomery, feat: photos of Bertil Guve from Fanny and Alexander (1982).

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grey’s anatomy masterlist

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[low-budget-korra]

I feel that Marvel just pick the actors who are popular rn cuz there's no way they look at Joseph Quinn and thought that he would be the best choice to play Johnny Storm. He doesn't have the looks , or the swagger, or the bad boy aura. He is also not that great as an actor, he will be so outmatched by Pedro and Vanessa...

Here is 3 actors who I think would be far better as Johnny:

Patrick Schwarzenegger

Dacre Montgomery

Alexander Ludwig

Those 3 have it all : The looks, the swagger, the bad boy aura, they're not too old and they are really good actors. Especially Dacre.

Nothing against Joseph Quinn, I just think he as Johnny Storm was such a miscast

[rosewoodgirl1]

The epitome of “deserved better”. Eliza Hamilton.

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Summer 1913, Newcrest, England

Summer came again to Newcrest, and all the Walsh children came home for the summer. As Rose grew weaker, the less alone time she had to herself. She loved that her grandchildren were spending every waking moment with her, Edeline even temporarily dropping out of school to be with her. On the other hand, she wouldn’t have minded a moment’s peace, alone. But she supposed it was what happened when you were dying. 

Edeline surprised the rest of her family by introducing Montgomery, who came down from London with her. Peter and Rebecca were shocked, having no idea their eldest daughter was seeing someone to begin with (she wouldn’t dare admit that they lived together) Rebecca warmed up to him very quickly, finding the fact he was a doctor agreeable as an income (they didn’t need to know he was a communist.) Peter was less than sure. His daughter had been seeing him for over a year and hadn’t told anybody? It seemed very strange. 

Though as the days passed, Peter’s opinion of Montgomery improved, finding him to be well-educated and kind, even if some of his remarks made the Tory Peter uncomfortable.

Giselle enjoyed the summer especially and having turned 13 in May, she felt like nothing could ever go wrong… other than her grandmother dying. She and Francesca spent every day with each other, whether it was going to each other’s house or swimming at the local pond not far from their houses—something she went lengths to keep secret from her mother, who would lose her head if she learned of her youngest daughter's outdoor activities.

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Star Trek: Defiant [#7, pt.2/2]

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• Aria 🫶🏻🎬🍨

[defconprime]

Alternate cover for Star Trek issue 12. Cover art by Marcus To, 2023.

[royallyprincesslilly]

Me sitting here like a mom watching the kids open presents on Christmas morning as I watch the MANY videos, jokes, commentary, memes and tweets about this beautiful racially satisfying moment.

[uvmagazine]

On July 7, 1911, an African-American man named Nathaniel Alexander of Lynchburg, Virginia, patented a folding chair. According to his patent, Nathaniel Alexander designed his chair to be used in schools, churches, and other auditoriums. His design included a book rest that was usable for the person sitting in the seat behind and was ideal for church or choir use.

[paperori0]

Wip of smth big :)

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