#antony baekeland

[pesky--dust]

Context:

First movie is Savage Grace. It's partly based on facts. Hugh Dancy plays Sam Green, a lover of Barbara Daly Baekeland, and in this scene both of them are having sex with her son (Antony), whom Barbara allegedly slept with because she couldn't reconcile with his sexual orientation. In the end Antony killed her. The real Sam Green claims there was no sexual contact between the three of them.

The second one is Hannibal's Naka choko. I know technically it was a fivesome, but Will imagined himself in Hannibal's bedroom with him and Alana, and at the same time he imagined a wendigo, who is his mental image of Hannibal, so...

[ambrosethepoet]

Savage Grace - Wilde Unschuld ... *Einleitungssätze* Papa konnte Fremdsprachen, bestieg Berge. Er war ein Abenteurer. Mami war, was gesellschaftliche Dinge anging, hochbegabt. Sie war eine Meisterin der Untertreibung. Eine Abenteurerin. Er war kalt und dunkel. Und sie war warm und hell. Ich war der Dampf, der entsteht, wenn Heiß auf Kalt trifft. Antony Baekeland

[mistikfir]

Savage Grace (2007)

“I’m glad he’s gone”

[redmayniac-roleplayer]

Tony and Elio

[ladybalem]

Since Eddie Redmayne and Julianne Moore played a complicated mother and son relationship in the screen, they've been together in some special moments. Luckily, for both of them, real life is being more happy than fiction, and they're the most happy together than they were in the amazing Savage Grace, in which they acted together in 2007. Eddie told once that it was Julianne who helped him a lot to get the role, cause she exclaimed as soon as she saw him: "But he really looks like my son!" 😊 Here, my little homage to these two wonderful, talented, beautiful and ginger stars of the screen: Sag Awards; Desert Palm Awards; Bafta and The Oscar. 2015.

[redmayniac-roleplayer]

Tony

Eddie Redmayne in Savage Grace (2007, dir. Tom Kalin)

[addictedtoeddie]

Eddie Redmayne as Tony Baekeland in Savage Grace.

"As a young actor, it’s incredibly rare to be cast in a part as meaty as that. When I read the script I was astounded by it and then I read the book, which was a wonderfully fleshed out version of the script. He was an extraordinary man so I had absolutely no reservations whatsoever. I was desperate to try and get that part."  (x)

[e-a-h]

“Who will look after Tony?”

[livingthegifs]

Savage Grace, 2007.

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[mistikfir]

Savage Grace (2007)

[redmayniac-roleplayer]

Ok, I surrender to this.

Man, Moob is my favourite. Of course Goths hate white socks. Now imagine his little Tamagotchi: It's probably a bat. Cause he's goth. Although of the Panama hat. Normalise Panama hats for the goth wardrobe.

It's ok to hate fancy yachts, cause in this house you won't not even see one. But Agreeable just look so sad and I don't know why. Maybe the Chalamet Hole ™️ is really a depression (I'm so proud of this little pun *chefs kiss*)

Everyone should hate furbies. If you don't, you're wrong. Furbies are evil. But what makes me like Orb the most is that he ships Toria and Narfi. And that's enough for me. I adopt him.

Everything I know is that I'm imagining an AU in another planet called Mantascus where Toria is some sort of empress or something like. But yeah, I can't get enough of Toria. No one should, btw. And Toria wouldn't complain about having a four door sedan since her car went to the thrash can.

Aesthetic is life. But Yilgo, wtf is this that you love, man? A f*cking chameleon? Send help.

Yeah. SEND HELP, Viscount.

I picture Sinister taking a coffee along with Toria. He also hates decaf. And no, no one can get enough of dbai baby generator in this house. BABIES! And thank you for loving dyed hair. I'll take it as a praise.

Man, here it comes another hiddlestoner. Yeah. Go polish the copper pots if it makes you happy, although we have any. Asbestos? Wtf, Artisan. Don't use asbestos, then. But no need to hate it.

Man, I never said I can't get enough of Antony Baekeland. It would sound creepy. I never said that. Go take a soup and calm down yourself, Chief. Just looking at you it's clear to see you're overexcited. Just calm down. You're not Yilgo, so calm down, man.

[ladybalem]

Finally... My Antony Baekeland mood board. My broken boy.

[hyaenagallery]

Barbara Baekeland part 2 Renting houses and villas in London, Paris, Zermatt, Cap d'Antibes, and many parts of Italy, Barbara and Brooks continued to live extravagantly, entertain guests, and have affairs. From 1960 onward, the family's main base was an apartment in Paris, where during one party, Brooks met an English diplomat's daughter who was 15 years his junior. After Brooks requested a divorce and Barbara subsequently tried to commit suicide, Brooks terminated the affair. In 1967, at which time the family was based in both Switzerland and the Spanish resort of Cadaques, the 20-year-old Antony met Jake Cooper, a bisexual Australian man. Cooper introduced Antony to various hallucinogenic drugs, which they traveled to Morocco to obtain. Antony and Cooper also began an affair. When Mrs. Baekeland was informed of this by her friend Barbara Curteis, she traveled by car to Spain to bring her son back to Switzerland. However, at the French border, Antony was found not to have his passport. After the ensuing fracas, both Antony and Barbara were arrested and placed in jail. Returning to Spain, Barbara accepted the extent of her son's relationship with Cooper, but preferred his developing relationship with a young Spanish girl, Sylvie. However, Sylvie then started an affair with Barbara's husband Brooks. After discovering the affair in February 1968, Barbara again tried to commit suicide. Brooks decided that he had had enough of Barbara's behavior and again, pursued a divorce. This led Barbara to severe depression and another suicide attempt, from which her friend Gloria Jones, wife of author James Jones, saved her. Brooks married Sylvie and had one child. He later divorced and married Susan Baekeland. In 1969, Barbara met noted pop art curator Samuel Adams Green, with whom she started an affair. When later introduced to her son Antony, Green was very unimpressed by his artistic capabilities. After six weeks, Green broke off the relationship, although Barbara was still obsessed with him. #destroytheday https://www.instagram.com/p/BtEUuKxhMaP/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=ubwo1n0ipbie

[theredmaynefiles]

TBT: Eddie as Antony Baekeland in 2007′s Savage Grace. Despite the difficult subject matter, Eddie managed to make Antony’s character seem so fragile & sensitive that you couldn’t help but feel for him & even like him. The victimization he endures from his mother (played by Julianne Moore) leaves him vulnerable & confused & makes the ending seem inevitable - not to mention deserved. 

[calendarofanxiety]

November 17, 1972 BAEKELAND Barbara Daly Baekeland was a wealthy American socialite and the ex-wife of Brooks Baekeland (the grandson of Leo Baekeland - inventor of Bakelite plastic). In late July 1972 her son Antony tried to throw Barbara’s under the traffic outside her penthous in Chelsea, London. She was only saved by his physical weakness and the intervention of her friend. Although the Metropolitan Police arrested Antony for attempted murder Barbara refused to press charges. Antony was subsequently admitted to The Priory (private psychiatric hospital) but was released soon afterwards. Antony then undertook sessions with a psychiatrist. The doctor became so concerned about Antony's condition that on October 30 he warned Barbara that he was capable of murder but Barbara dismissed the doctor's assertion. On November 17, 1972 Antony murdered his mother by stabbing her with a kitchen knife. She was 50 years of age at the time and Antony was 25. Police arrived and found Antony at the scene of the crime. Antony was institutionalized at Broadmoor Hospital prison until July 21, 1980 when at the urging of a group of his friends he was released.