#audrey meyer

[livelovecaliforniadreams]

Breakfast at Tiffany's (1961) | Something from Tiffany's (2022)

[thediaryofabrokenenglishgirl]

Brooke Adams in Vengeance is Mine / Haunted (1984) dir. by Michael Roemer.

[moondustbooks]

September JOMP Day 13 - Book Spine Poetry

Unenchanted Inkmistress Legendary Heartless Dreamhunter

[rickchung]

♫ Jeff Goldblum & The Mildred Snitzer Orchestra x “Moon River”.

[roses-of-the-romanovs]

What's your favorite fictional portrayal of any of OTMA? It could be from stories that mainly focus on one of the sisters (i.e Don Bluth's Anastasia film), stories that are centered on all four or somewhere in between (like for example stories that for some reason only focus on say, one half of OTMA) and so on.

Hello dear Anon and thank you for your question!

I haven’t actually seen or read many OTMA fictional portrayals. Frankly, of the ones I have, none of them have really struck a chord with me as being great works and very accurate. So instead I’ll just give my thoughts on ones that I have seen/read.

The Lost Crown by Sarah Miller: Ok, I’m starting with this one because it seems universally popular as an accurate representation of OTMA. I’d like to disagree respectfully. While it certainly sticks to the basic facts, the representations of the sisters themselves feel very stereotypical and flat. They’re defined by basically a few traits—what I especially hate is how Maria is portrayed almost as a baby. (To be fair, I read this a while ago, so she may not have been portrayed as badly as I remember.) The new cover for the edition titled OTMA, however, is beautiful. I appreciated the handling of the Skorokhodov myth.

Don Bluth’s Anastasia: It’s a charming film, is what I’ll say! It gets hate for being so historically inaccurate but I don’t mind much. The music is beautiful and enchanting. But I don’t really consider it a Romanov film because Anastasia is the only Romanov who replays a part, unless you count Maria Feodorovna, who is somehow in Paris. But clearly they did just a bit of research, enough to be able to claim “we did research,” and according to the behind-the-scenes documentary (it comes with some editions of the DVD), they literally based Anastasia’s look on Audrey Hepburn!!!

Romanov by Nadine Brandes: I actually liked this book, despite it deviating from history so dramatically. The writing was beautiful and Anastasia retained her mischievous character while coming across as kind and sympathetic. Her father trusted her way too much in the book and I know in real life, however much love there was, Anastasia was simply too young to receive so much trust. Also perpetuates the Ivan Skorokhodov myth, tames the act, but exaggerates the punishments. And it misgenders Joy! (But I’d still recommend for Anastasia fans.) The writing is imo more captivating than The Lost Crown.

Anastasia, the Last Grand Duchess by Carolyn Meyer: It was okay. On the poor side of the Royal Diaries series. It seems the author just read Nicholas and Alexandra and then wrote the book. Anastasia comes across as very shallow. When Maria contracts pneumonia and measles and is in danger of death, what does Anastasia say? “Good thing we have our doctors!” (Or something along those lines.) And that’s all. Clearly she doesn’t care about Maria very much.

Anastasia and Her Sisters by Carolyn Meyer: Same author, much better book. Anastasia’s thought processes are fleshed out more and the writing more enjoyable. Would recommend, but tbh can’t remember much about it … Written in first person, almost diary form but not quite.

I Was Anastasia by Ariel Lawhorn: This was a fine read. I really enjoyed the author’s use of structure—it gave the whole book a unique shape. (It’s two stories—one of Anna Anderson, told in third person and told backwards, and Anastasia, told in first person and told in typical chronology.) Perpetuates Skorokhodov and rape myths.

The Last Grand Duchess by Bryn Turnbull: Eh. Somewhat dull.

Dear Anon, I’m sorry I wrote all of this for you to read—now I see I probably have read enough to pick a favorite. Well then, I suppose I’ll choose Romanov!

(But honestly, if anyone is reading this and is broke and is just trying to get some joy back into their life through one Romanov retelling, don’t buy any of these.)

[unfilteredaj]

This Halloween I’d just like to give a shoutout to my Horror Based fellow members of the ‘My Parents ain’t SHIT’ club INCLUDING but NOT LIMITED TO:

Nancy Thompson

Nancy Holbrooke

Quentin Smith

Freddy Krueger (x2)

Michael Audrey Meyers (Remake Especially. You guys have NO IDEA how accurate his parents were.)

Laurie Strode (Remake Specifically)

CARRIE WHITE (X infinity)

Feel free to reblog and add more!

[mspiggy]

12 + 21 for Saul :3c

ask me about my VTM oc, Saul Meyer!

12: what happened leading up to his embrace? after graduation, saul decided to go on a road trip to boston with his best friend dickie to surprise his long-time penpal and unofficial girlfriend, audrey! they stopped at a diner along the way and dickie wandered off to follow some guy with a motorcycle. when saul couldn't find dickie, he panicked, but managed to find them at a motel, where dickie had already been embraced by their joint sire! 21: what is his predator type? saul definitely starts out a roadside killer because he's a part of his sire's motorcycle gang/coterie, but he becomes a scene queen as he ingratiates himself with college students and artists. i could see him eventually becoming an osiris as a well-known horror director whose movies are known to be "cursed" because people always die during production 😈

[pcril]

* ◟ : 〔 OLIVER JACKSON-COHEN , CIS MAN + HE / HIM 〕 MARCELLUS MEYER, some say you’re a THIRTY-SEVEN YEAR OLD lost soul among the neon lights. known for being both TENATIOUS and HEADSTRONG, one can’t help but think of MURDER ON THE DANCEFLOOR by SOPHIE ELLIS-BEXTOR when you walk by. are you still a CAPO / FORENSIC ARTIST at HANGING MAN / GOVERNMENT (?), even with your reputation as the THE OUROBOROS? i think we’ll be seeing more of you and REMORSE SEVERED BY ONE'S OWN HAND, FEELING THE WARMTH OF AN INFERNO BUT NOT THE PAIN, SINS OF GENERATIONS PAST STILL SEEK PENNACE, although we can’t help but think of CASSIAN (JOHN WICK 2), DUNCAN (POLAR), CHARLES SUN (THE BROTHERS SUN) whenever we see you down these rainy streets.

ENTER THE OUROBOROS.

You’ve overstayed your initial timeframe on these grounds. Every nook and cranny’s been memorized. Yet you still walk the streets as a stranger. The concept of settling in is always within reach, but you’ve long forgotten what having a home means. Though some broken part of you will always long for it. So you tell yourself you don’t mind the constant rain as compromise. When in reality you’ve always fucking hated it. The memories it digs up stings worse than broken glass underfoot. But you carry on. Keep your head held high, shoulders back, spine straight just like you’ve been taught.

PUBLICLY KNOWN FACTS:

Name: Marcellus Bas Meyer

Appearance: Not a day goes by where a single thing’s out of place. He dresses smart and sharp. Understands that appearances are a reflection of one’s self. While his morals may be skewed, he’s no slob. Stands straight and proper. Oftentimes there’s an unspoken commanding air about him.

It’s hard to get out of a life of crime when you’re born into it. Marcellus came to learn what the expectations were within his parent's organization relatively quick. His father was good with technology and his mother was good at breaking things. Bodies, finances, lives — so on and so forth, but Marcellus never had to worry about any of that. Not until later at least.

No one was surprised when Marcellus proved himself to be useful as a weapon. It was a family business after all, and he went through the years learning from his mistakes to proving people wrong. He might have seemed the type to be a one man team, but he had a few select people that he could call ‘friends’. All of which were at the top of their field. All of which that had crossed fire with each other since the world is coincidentally small.

His younger brother, Alan, had managed to stay separate from the the Meyer tradition. He was an outcast, essentially, but Marcellus always kept tabs on him. Still considered as his family — the only one he really cared for, really. He was one of the best hitmen within the family by the time his niece had been born. And though Marcellus never had any children of his own, he adored his brother’s small family.

Except his brother’s wife, Audrey, wasn’t exactly the doting wife everyone assumed. See, she came from a broken home where her father and sister had been taken away at the age of four. A gas leak and tragic house fire, the news said. Audrey and her mother survived because they ran out before they had inhaled too much smoke. Or that’s what Audrey's always been told.

Audrey’s mother did everything she could to keep her daughter safe, but her efforts fell short. An unfortunate robbery gone wrong was what the the news read when Audrey was twelve. Except nothing had been stolen besides her mother's life. And Audrey saw it. She saw Mrs. Meyer kill her mother from where she hid.

So Marcellus didn’t have to worry about the lives that his mother and father ruined until the day everything finally unveiled.

Dinner was held at his brother's place. There wasn’t a celebratory reason for them to get together or anything. Marcellus just so happened to be in the area that night, and dinner was wonderful, as always. All up to the point where Audrey pulled a gun out from the kitchen and shot both her husband and daughter pointblank. Marcellus was next in sight with the barrel aimed right as his head. He was told, right then and there, what happened. How the Meyers ruined Audrey’s life, and that she'd been consumed with grief and hatred all this time. How she'd been planning for this very moment for so long.

And he believed it.

He could tell from the look in her eyes that she spoke her truth. She had just killed her husband, the one man she had supposedly loved, and her very own child. Yet despite the sympathy he felt in that moment, it wasn’t enough for him to lay down for an easy kill. So they fought — both with the desperation to live. And in the end, Marcellus barely rose as the victor. He put two bullets into her head and stood there for awhile; numb down to the core. His brother’s house was set ablaze and he left without looking back.

WHAT'S BURIED UNDERNEATH .

HISTORY BEING WRITTEN .

From that point on, he's never been the same. He stuck with the business for a few years until the power dynamic shifted. Both of his parents were usurped, made an example of. But Marcellus? He'd been smarter than that. Skipped town, kept a low profile — even contemplated turning over a crimefree new leaf.

But old habits die hard.

Deep down he seeks the familiarity. It's all he's ever known. Now he’s under a different group but with the same purpose. Thus the viscous cycle continues.

[ouiouixmonami]

Thanks for the tag @my-deer-friend and @chaotic-history! :)

Last book I read: Benedict Arnold: Patriot and Traitor by Willard Sterne Randall (more on that here...!)

Book I recommend: The Women of Chateau Lafayette by Stephanie Dray

Book I couldn't put down: America Afire by Bernard Weisberger

Book I've read twice: Catcher in the Rye by J. D. Salinger - both times were assigned readings with about a decade in between, and I appreciated it much more the second time around

A book on my TBR: The Highland Scots of North Carolina, 1732 - 1776 by Duane Meyer

A book I've put down: Arcadia by Ian Pears, although I'd like to give it another go

A book on my wishlist: Lafayette in the Age of the American Revolution - Selected Letters and Papers (all volumes!)

A favourite book from childhood: The Kissing Hand by Audrey Penn - a book about raccoons to help children deal with separation anxiety, my beloved 🥹

A book you would give to a friend: This question is impossible for me to answer because it really depends on what they like

A book of poetry/lyrics you own: None, surprisingly

A non-fiction book you own: So many...!

Currently reading: Hero of Two Worlds: The Marquis de Lafayette in the Age of Revolution by Mike Duncan

Planning on reading next: The Revolutionary: Samuel Adams by Stacy Schiff

Tagging: @frenchiefraise, @dearxtallxboy, @samar-arijjj, and anyone else who would like to participate!

[gudaho]

Monsters I think would be invited to Dr. Frankensteins island:

-michael meyers

-IT

-the alien from Alien

-Pinhead

-Nurse from Silent Hill

-mothman

-velma from scooby doo (not a monster but she grew close to the Dr after doing a summer internship and now he invites her once a year)

-Cousin It

-Audrey II

[notanotherinfjblog]

MBTI fiction writers

Unfortunately, though for obvious reasons, I’m constrained by my own reading habits, so if you have any suggestions for underrepresented types here, please let me know and thanks for the ones that I’ve already received!

INTJ

Margaret Atwood

Joyce Carol Oates

Tom Rachman

ENTJ

Markus Zusak

Hank Green

Gillian Flynn 

Bernardine Evaristo 

Lois Lowry

Ruth Ozeki

INTP

Kai Meyer (interview is in German)

Neil Gaiman

J. R. R. Tolkien

ENTP

David Mitchell

Philip Pullman

John Green

Terry Pratchett

Douglas Adams

Jonathan Safran Foer

Lauren Oliver

Brandon Sanderson

Patrick Rothfuss 

Michael Ende (interview is in German)

Mariana Leky (interview is in German)

Frank Herbert

Aldous Huxley

Matt Haig

Ta-Nehisi Coates

INFJ

Rohinton Mistry

Audrey Magee

Jenny Erpenbeck (interview is in German)

ENFJ

Eleanor Catton

Alissa York

INFP

Wolfgang Koeppen (interview is in German)

Helen Oyeyemi

ENFP

Gavriel Savit

Maggie Stiefvater

Jan Philipp Zymny (interview is in German)

Stephen Chbosky

Daniel Handler

Rick Riordan

Christopher Paolini

George R. R. Martin

V. E. Schwab

Jenny-Mai Nuyen (interview is in German)

ISTJ

Astrid Lindgren

Ken Follet

Elizabeth Nunez

ESTJ

Kerstin Gier (interview is in German)

Cornelia Funke 

John Boyne

Maja Lunde

Sebastian Fitzek (interview is in German)

ISFJ

Anna Burns 

Lucinda Riley 

Jack Livings

ESFJ

Tomi Adeyemi

Victoria Aveyard

Suzanne Collins 

Raquel J. Palacio

Jojo Moyes 

Ursula K. Le Guin

Rosamunde Pilcher 

Rebecca Gablé (interview is in German)

Kirsten Boie (interview is in German)

ISTP

Jhumpa Lahiri

John Irving

Erich Kästner (interview is in German)

James Dashner 

Fredrik Backman 

ESTP

Leigh Bardugo

Sabaa Tahir

Paulo Coelho

Stephen King

Jonas Jonasson

Jussi Adler-Olsen

Erich Maria Remarque (interview is in German)

ISFP

Fatima Farheen Mirza 

Tash Aw

Andreas Izquierdo (interview is in German)

Antoine Laurain 

ESFP

Adam Silvera

Nicholas Sparks 

Cecelia Ahern

[jedidiahjunior]

Dream guests on the Mormon story podcast (or similar)

(Aka Mormons/ex Mormons I’d love to hear more from and/who I’d like to see engage in a debate with a non-yes man)

-Leon and Audrey (I respect their privacy but dear god what wouldn’t I give to hear from the only OG brown kid to actually (for a while) buy into fundamentalist Mormonism)

-Gwen and Bea (would love to hear about their fundie mormon x mainstream mormon clash was and also their experiences with mormon brand homophobia)

-Kody brown (I would just LOVE to see him try to hold his own in a debate with someone who 1) is knowledgeable 2) isn’t a kissass 3) isn’t aggressively into toxic masculinity. Also I want him to explain what he actually means by “loyal” because in my neck of the woods loyal=not cheating but that can’t be what he means)

- The Winder family (an independent polygamist family who was on seeking sister wife. Husband and wife #1 grew up mainstream lds but received testimony and married wife #2 who grew up aub)

-Meri, janelle, Christine, kids (just because I’d want them to be confronted about their pyramid schemes lmao)

-Christines mom (if she’s still alive? I’m not 100%…. But I’m very interested in her leaving polygamy while her kids stayed in it)

-Jodi arias (joking)

-That one family on on seeking sister wife (Allred?) who got catfished/scammed on national television TWICE lmao like how do you continue living after that

-Mark hofmann (not joking)

-Youtuber Julia ensign +her wife Abbie (who got honor coded out of byu etc)

-SteVen from 90 day fiancé (would love to see if he even slightly could hold a theological conversation with a well read person)

-Stephanie Meyer (no explanation needed)

[loalcotts]

₊‧.°.⋆ HEY! // it's lola .

i just saw 𝔩𝔬𝔩𝔞 𝔞𝔩𝔠𝔬𝔱𝔱 rocking out in their hotel room , blasting 𝔢𝔳𝔢𝔯𝔩𝔬𝔫𝔤 by 𝔣𝔬𝔬 𝔣𝔦𝔤𝔥𝔱𝔢𝔯𝔰 out loud. aren’t they supposed to be at the studios since they’re the 𝔟𝔞𝔰𝔰𝔦𝔰𝔱 ? the tabloids have been saying that the 𝔱𝔴𝔢𝔫𝔱𝔶-𝔰𝔦𝔵 year old is 𝔭𝔞𝔰𝔰𝔦𝔬𝔫𝔞𝔱𝔢, but can also be 𝔱𝔢𝔪𝔭𝔢𝔯𝔞𝔪𝔢𝔫𝔱𝔞𝔩 — overall they’re the 𝔴𝔦𝔩𝔡 𝔠𝔥𝔦𝔩𝔡. but their fans say they remind them of dark eye makeup that’s the slightest bit smudged, coming home from a wild night out as the sun rises, good luck charms and rituals before every show, starting an argument just to feel something, smoking on a fire escape during a party in the middle of the winter.

₊‧.°.⋆ HELLO!!!!! i’m maggie and i am so excited to join this group!!!! i'm writing muse d and i'd like to introduce the absolute love of my life.......miss lola alcott!!! i’ve included some fun background information below  and her bio is linked here so give that a look if you feel so inclined!! feel free to message me or shoot me a DM if you want to plot, ily <3

༺☆༻

BASICS. NAME : louisa "lola" roxanne alcott AGE : twenty-six DATE OF BIRTH : july 25, 1996 GENDER & PRONOUNS : cis woman, she/her SEXUALITY : bisexual HOMETOWN : sylva, north carolina POSITION : bass guitarist ༺☆༻

EXTERIOR. FACE CLAIM : mia goth HAIR : blonde (naturally light brown) EYES : green HEIGHT : 5’9 TATTOOS : north carolina outline on inner arm, lightning bolt on left middle finger PIERCINGS : three in each earlobe, right cartilage, left nostril, right eyebrow (closed up, a relic from her high school emo days) ༺☆༻

INTERIOR. ZODIAC : leo sun, cancer moon, scorpio rising MEYERS BRIGGS : ENFP ENNEAGRAM : type 7 LIKES : glittery eyeshadow, vintage t-shirts, blue nail polish, the mountains, white peach celsius energy drinks, criminal minds, afternoon naps, the electricity of performing, leather jackets and fishnet tights, dollar pizza slices, highways at sunset, the first snowfall of the winter, adding fun emojis to every text, black and white movies, pre-show rituals, late nights with friends, clothes that don’t fit quite right (but still look good), small towns, big cities, sleepovers in hotel rooms DISLIKES : olives, waking up early, not being able to do something right, lack of personal space (which is a yikes for tours), feeling out of control, spiders, sunscreen, sunburns, math, grey and cloudy days, bad luck, being told what to do, jewelry that turns your skin green, bad hair days, broken strings, jet lag POSITIVE TRAITS : passionate, free-spirited, independent, bold, passionate, driven, charismatic, outspoken NEGATIVE TRAITS : temperamental, overdramatic, impulsive, moody, sensitive, anxious, irrational, gossipy, pretentious CHARACTER INSPO : penny lane (almost famous), audrey horne (twin peaks), conor (sing street), lady bird (lady bird), lux lisbon (the virgin suicides), effy stonem (skins), evie zamora (thirteen), madison montgomery (american horror story: coven) MUSICAL INSPO : courtney love, lana del rey, fiona apple, poppy, greta van fleet, mazzy star, bôa, the cranberries, deftones, tori amos, sky ferreira

[goalhofer]

Famous 1922 births.

Bishop José De Jesús Sahagún De La Parra (Mexican Catholic bishop)

Albert Lamorisse (French movie director & producer)

Betty White Ludden (American actress)

Agathe Poschmann (German actress)

Joanne Dru Wood (American actress)

Daniel Macnee (British-American actor)

Haskell Wexler (American cinematographer & movie producer)

Audrey Meadows Six (American actress)

Kathryn Grayson (American actress & singer)

Archbishop Hilarion Capucci (Syrian Catholic archbishop)

Ralph H. Baer (German-American inventor & video game designer)

Cyd Charisse Morris (American actress & dancer)

Karl Kordesch (Austrian-American inventor)

Carl Reiner (American actor & director)

Russ Meyer (American movie director & producer)

Richard Kiley (American actor & singer)

Doris Day (American actress & singer)(pictured)

Josephine Cottle Masterson aka Gale Storm (American actress & singer)

Michael Ansara (Syrian-American actor)

Barbara Hale Katt (American actress)

Jack Klugman (American actor)

Roscoe Brown (American actor & director)

Darren McGavin (American actor)

Bea Arthur (American actress)

Sir Christopher Lee (British actor & singer)

Baroness Sheila Sim Attenborough (British actress)

Judy Garland DeVinko (American actress & singer)(pictured)

Eleanor Parker Hirsch (American actress)

Howie Schultz (American baseball & basketball player)

Jason Robards; Jr. (American sailor & actor)

Rory Calhoun (American actor)

Friar Jules Wieme (Belgian Catholic lay brother & missionary)

Margaret Middleton aka Yvonne De Carlo (Canadian-American actress)

Isaac Caesar (American actor & writer)

Jackie Cooper; Jr. (American actor & director)

Mervyn Hamilton (American movie director)

Janis Paige Gilbert (American actress & singer)

Cardinal Roger Etchegaray (French Catholic cardinal)

Noémi Ban (Hungarian-American holocaust survivor & lecturer)

Lizabeth Scott (American actress & singer)

Dr. St. Gianna Beretta Molla (Italian doctor & Catholic saint)

Fr. Luigi Giussani (Italian Catholic priest)

Coleen Gray Zeiser (American actress)

Ruby Dee Davis (American actress & poet)

Michel Galabru (French actor)

Iancu Țucărman (Romanian engineer & holocaust survivor)

Barbara Bel Geddes Lewis (American actress & artist)

Dorothy Dandridge (American actress & singer)

Kim Hunter Emmett (American actress)

Constance Ockelman aka Veronica Lake (American actress)

Stanford R. Ovshinsky (American engineer & inventor)

Charles M. Schulz (American cartoonist)

Redd Foxx (American comedian & actor)

Maila Syrjäniemi Mioni aka Maila Nurmi (American actress)

Paul Winchell (American actor & ventriloquist)

Ava Gardner (American actress)

Stan Lee (American comic book writer & editor)(pictured)

[ummm-okay]

🤍 edits 🤍

CURRENT

one chicago

one chicago

averie halstead DELICATE

alexia grant CRUEL SUMMER , THE 1

lacey rivers ENCHANTED , TOLERATE IT

ivy halstead HITS DIFFERENT

josie casey HEY STEPHEN

dahli carter I WISH YOU WOULD

skylar severide I ALMOST DO , COLD AS YOU

liz meyers SO IT GOES , WE WERE HAPPY

house m.d.

aimee walton GLITCH

greys anatomy

anastasia klein END GAME

one tree hill

madelyn peters MINE

psych

maya price THIS LOVE

the rookie

beth goodwin YOU ARE IN LOVE

9-1-1

audrey rivera CARDIGAN

cassidy brooks FALSE GOD

supernatural

vanessa lane HOAX

hayden rossi PEACE

suits

juliet carson COWBOY LIKE ME

daniella colton SAD BEAUTIFUL TRAGIC

brooklyn nine-nine

gemma watkins IVY

teen wolf

savannah jordan RED WISPS

the vampire diaries

este bauer I KNEW YOU WERE TROUBLE

margot graves HAUNTED

the originals

alexandrea debois TELL ME WHY

marie legrand SAY DON’T GO

daisy jones and the six

lauren roundtree ELECTRIC TOUCH

the resident

taylor morris QUESTION…?

agents of shield

isabelle sharp THE ALBATROSS

top gun

julianna halstead THE GREAT WAR

[alittlefrenchtree]

ALFT Cultural Rewind 2022

For the first time this year, I tried to write down everything I've consumed in terms of movies, books and TV Shows during 2022. I live having these lists and I've decided to share in case you're looking for some random recommendations. Feel free to ask for more opinions, thoughts on anything if you want 😊

purple is for things I liked 💜

Movies I’ve watched in 2022

1) The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo - David Fincher

2) Flickan som lekte med elden — Daniel Alfredson

3) Amadeus - Milos Forman

4) En attendant Bojangles — Régis Roinsard

5) Licorice Pizza — Paul Thomas Anderson

6) Lynx — Laurent Geslin, Laurence Buchman

7) The Chef (Boiling Point) — Philip Baranti ; James Cummings

8) Her — Spike Jonze (Rewatch, one of my favorite movie ever)

9) Arthur Rambo — Laurent Cantet

10) White Snake — Amp Wong : Zhao Ji

11) Death on the Nile — Kenneth Branagh

12) Enquête sur un Scandale d’État - Thierry de Peretti

13) Goliath — Frederic Tellier

14) The Batman — Matt Reeves

15) Notre Dame Brûle — Jean-Jaques Annaud

16) En Corps — Cédric Klapish

17) Les Bad Guys — Pierre Peril

18) À la folie — Audrey Estrougo

19) Fantastic Beasts : The Secrets of Dumbledore — David Yates

20) Downton Abbey : A new era — Simon Curtis

21) Sentinelle Sud — Mathieu Gerault

22) Elvis — Baz Luhrmann

23) Tenor — Claude Zidi Jr.

24) Tron — Steven Lisberg

25) La nuit du 12 — Dominik Moll

26) Sundown— Michel Franco

27) Nope — Jordan Peele

28) Three Thousand Years of Longing — George Miller (my favorite movie of the year)

29) Tout le monde aime Jeanne - Céline Devaux

30) La page blanche — Murielle Magellan

31) Everything, everywhere, all at once — Dan Kwan, Daniel Scheinert

32) Lord of the ring 1 — Peter Jackson (rewatch)

33) Lord of the ring 2 — Peter Jackson (Rewatch, even if I had forgotten all about it)

34) Lord of the ring 3 — Peter Jackson (Rewatch, even if I had forgotten all about it)

35) Don’t Worry Darling — Olivia Wilde

36) Le visiteur du futur — François Descraques

37) Les secrets de mon père — Véra Belmont

38) Entergalactic — Fletcher Moules

39) Dragon Ball Super — Tetsurô Kodama

40) Maria Rêve — Lauriane Escaffre, Yvonnick Muller

41) Simone : Le Voyage du siècle — Olivier Dahan

42) My Policeman — Michael Grandage

43) Mascarade — Nicolas Bedos

44) Armageddon Time — James Gray

45) Bones and All — Luca Guadagnino

46) Close — Lukas Dhont

47) Les Bonnes Étoiles --(브로커 - Beurokeo) — Hirokazu Kore-Eda

Books I’ve read In 2022

1) The Girl Who Kicked the Hornets' Nest — Stieg Larsson (the rec is for the whole trilogy)

2) The art and soul of Dune — Tanya Lapointe

3) Un dernier tour de piste — Martin Fourcade

4) The Dark Half — Stephen King

5) Death note — Tsugumi Ōba & Takeshi Obata (Let’s pretend I’ve read all of them and not stop reading before reaching the end for an unknown reason)

6) Le Match de ma vie — Nicolas Mahut

7) Les liaisons dangereuses — Choderlos de Laclos (First re-read since high school. It’s a good things I don’t remember what my literature class sounded like because I think all the toxic/criminal behavior in this book were not called out enough by my teacher.)

8) Midnight Sun — Stephanie Meyer

9) Children of Dune — Frank Herbert

10) Blackwater : The Flood — Michael Mcdowell

11) Les Ravissantes — Romain Puertolas

12) The Royal Game — Stephan Zweig (Re-read, I love this short novel so much)

13) Le plongeur 

14) Le Diner de Babette 

— Karen Blixen

15) Onze Minutes — Paulo Coelho (Re-read, still interesting)

16) Desolation Road — Jerome Noires (Re-read as well, not sure why I felt the need to pick it again but ok book)

17) Double Fault — Lionel Shriver (Re-read as well, didn’t really like it the first time but it’s definitely more interesting/relevant to read when you care about tennis)

TV Shows I’ve (tried to) watch(ed) in 2022

-Mr Robot Season 1 ; Episode 1 to… 4 I think?

-Grey’s Anatomy ; Seasons 1 to 6 (Regular rewatch that stopped by itself at some point)

-Designated Survivor ; Season 1

-House MD ; Season 1, a few episodes (Failed my rewatch, will try again in 2023)

-The Undoing 1 season (✅ completed)

-Severance ; a few episodes ?

-Balthazar ; Season 4 (Only here for Tomer Sisley)

-Veronica Mars ; 4 seasons (✅ completed) (Rewatch except for the last season)

-Outlander ; Season 6

-Heartstopper ; Season 1

-Timeless ; 2 Seasons (✅ completed)

-Moon Night ; 1 Season (✅ completed)

-Quantico ; 1 Season

-Obi-Wan Kenobi ; 1 Season (✅ completed)

-Lost ; Season 1 and 2

-Mind Hunter ; Season 1 and 6 episodes of Season 2

-Shokugeki No Soma ; All 5 seasons (✅ completed) (4 AMAZING seasons. Last one should be forgotten)

-The Walking Dead ; 6 seasons (Rewatch of the first season to try to finish it soon. First time I had stopped around season 8 or 9 I think ?)

-Emily in Paris ; Season 3 (The last source of joy left in the world)

-10 pour 100 (Call my agent) ; 2 seasons and 5 episodes of season 3 (Current watch, very easy to binge watch)