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*slides in* did someone want voice headcanons/ih
Liam always gave off Eeyore vibes when I first kind of met him but now all I can imagine is the stupid Ghost Host whenever I see him talk. If he ever says “Welcome, foolish mortals” for any reason I might just lose my mind/lh
Shiloh kinda just. I mean this in the most loving way Fifi but I get Byakuya vibes and only Byakuya vibes. Oh and Helbram JP I just the bastard energy is so good
Hugo is another Winnie the Pooh case. I’m sorry he just is akdksksk also shoutout to Escanor but even more softer sounding because yes
Quinn sounds like one of my irl friends but in an insulting way/lh but also Cloud Strife because I think the dead but serious but also soft side fits him so well…
Elaine gets the Kaede Akamatsu treatment (lovingly)
THE FUNNY THING IS I’ve always imagined Elaine with a very low voice for a woman. Like a super motherly voice but i get where Kaede comes from HAHAHHA our pretty queen deserves a pretty voice
Liam’s is about spot on but like. His voice is a lot smoother, like very little grit (unlike Quinn) in his voice, esp since he’s canonically good at singing. Maaaybe a bit higher than Ghost Host but he could probably pull off the impression if he wants to… but not gonna lie Liam with a low voice would be so unbelievably sexy
QUINN… the funny thing is two voices fight in my head one is smth like what you mean the other is lower but i think it’s just. His irritated voice vs his normal voice ( smoking bad for throat. Voice sounds a bit rough too ) his voice is less dead but soft but more of. tired of life in an irritated way and soft lmao
HUGOOOOO??? I’ve always imagined him with a much higher voice but holy shit low voice Hugo might actually be super cool too… I can’t go back anymore what have you done /lh
I totally get Shiloh. The man is walking bastard. I can feel the bastardness and i feel the assholeness HAHHAAHA, it fits and i like how. Its kinda within the vocal range i had in mind for him ( kinda high for a guy, but he can go lower if he wanted to )
#trailer // ask#masked // shiloh monroe#dimmed lights // liam hubert#adroit // quinn stewart#faded pages // elaine schreiber#reserved scripts // hugo drakenburg
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I always loved Winnie the Pooh (the stories and movies as a whole)... I always had a soft spot for Eeyore and never quite understood why until now. It's all I wanted from groups of friends, but sometimes, most times it just wasn't possible. This hit me really hard, but I love it 😊
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Christopher Robin Review (No Spoilers)
Watched Christopher Robin last night. What a beautiful film. The characters we’ve all grown up with all looked and sounded amazing. Special praise must go to Jim Cummings who once again voices Pooh and honestly hasn’t missed a beat, that voice is iconic and synonymous with childhood nostalgia so it felt like i was hearing an old friend once again. The thing i’ve always loved about Pooh as a character is his childlike innocence, so when he mishears a word or tries to understand new words/concept is never feels forced, you can feel the wheels in his brain turning as he processes new information and that is so charming to me. He made me laugh, smile and admittedly cry multiple times. This movie was as much pooh’s story of never giving up hope he would see his friend and how our childhood is always there waiting to be rediscovered. It really says alot about how much love and respect they had in his design because it brought out the emotions of his dialogue and the performance. The other characters all got their moments to shine and felt true to their personalities, eeyore had some of the best jokes. I always have a soft spot for tigger who i’m glad got funny moments that were true to his character I really enjoyed Ewan’s performance as an older Christopher Robin, it’s hard to see anyone else in the role, i really liked how he balanced being weighed down by the weight of his job and making tough decisions (Relatable) and suddenly having to get back in touch with his inner child. His performance felt real and wasn’t just a performance. He had really good chemistry with Jim. I really enjoyed Hayley Atwell as evelyn and thought she had good chemistry with ewan, especially towards the end.
I really liked Bronte Carmichael as Madeline Robin, it’s really rare to find child actors that feel natural. If it wasn’t a movie i would just assume madeline was a real person, she didn’t feel like she was trying too hard to be the perfect child stereotype some movies go with. Again she did a great job, moreso when u take into account she was working with cgi characters too. I’ve seen people complain that the story/plot is a bit too simple/predictable, but in all honesty, it’s not meant to be a complex story with twists and turns, It’s a beautiful movie about rediscovering your childhood when the weight of being an adult becomes too much, and how you never truly forget who you love or who you are. I highly recommend it :)
#Christopher Robin#Disney#winnie the pooh#ewan mcgregor#jim cummings#hayley atwell#bronte carmichael#tigger#piglet#eeyore
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It got my adhd-pi, depression, and anxiety! I've always had a soft spot for Eeyore, and Pooh and Piglet are just such classics that they are comfy to me. I relate with them a lot, obviously lol
Idk how well I answered all the questions tho 😅
I did this test and isn’t it funny that I resemble my two favorite characters of Winnie the Pooh the most?
Oh in case you want to try it yourself:
(Please tell me if your results match I think it’s super interesting)
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11 Questions Tag
Rules: always post the rules, answer the questions given to you, write 11 questions of your own, tag 11 people.
I was tagged by @mariedtofiction! Thank you! And sorry for the delay until life got slow enough for me to sit down and do this!
1. What two songs do you connect with right now?
I’m not actually much of a jam-to-music person. Music is fantastic, absolutely, but I tend to listen more for tunes than lyrics and have my playlists on shuffle as background noise. I’m also not much of a seeker-out of new music so … I got nothing, sorry.
2. You just met someone for the first time and after you say goodbye, someone else asks that person to describe you in one word. Give me two words: the word you hope they’d use to describe you, and the word you think they’d actually use
Hope: cool
Actual: awkward
3. Do you like to dance?
If we call what I do dancing, yes. ;-)
4. Describe your favorite photograph of yourself from your childhood
There’s this shot of me at something like six or eight months, crawling on the couch in our living room at the time. I’m in a pink onesie and smiling like anything, and the light is that golden afternoon glow as captured by the sort of 1980s camera that gives everything that light anyway. There’s just something so aesthetically pleasing about it.
5. Who is/was your favorite teacher at school?
My Science 8 and 9 and PhysEd 9 teacher. She was cool and encouraging and energetic, did some really cool experiments, and I even felt included in her gym class, which was highly rare for me.
6. Would you choose the cloak, the wand or the stone?
In the tale? I’m not sure. Too lazy to look it up and reread it. If Harry showed up and gifted me one of them, no strings attached, I’d probably take the cloak. Can you imagine the sneaking I could do with it?
7. What’s your haircut like?
Boring. I’ve had the same longish, straight, parted down the middle cut since elementary school. It’s got layers now, sort of, but it’s not that different.
8. Do you have a favorite tradition?
Either Easter Trees or the hidden almond in the Christmas rice pudding.
9. What would your ideal scented candle smell like?
I grew up in a scent-free home so any scented candle smells too strongly for me, but I’m intrigued by the ones that smell like books.
10. Do you have a library available to you? What’s it like?
I do! It’s a big city library, so lots of books and multiple locations, plus audio-visual equipment, wifi, and plenty of desks and carrels to set up in. It’s occasionally a bit of a strange collection but it’s also pretty comprehensive, in that I always seem to find what I’m looking for (or something close). I go to one branch pretty much weekly because I find a bit easier to write there than at home.
11. Who’s your favorite Disney character?
Do not make me choose! I can’t do it! But I have soft spots for Meg and Philoctetes from Hercules, Thomas O’Malley from The Aristocats, Quasimodo from Hunchback of Notre Dame, and Eeyore from Winnie the Pooh.
My questions:
How many bookshelves do you have and how many do you need?
Book you want to read most that isn’t out yet?
Ever had a near-death experience?
Ever been a tourist in your own town/region?
Do you get rid of books, and how many do you need to purge right now?
Tell me a joke?
What kinds of book covers are your favourite?
What do you want to see more of, from the publishing industry?
Are there any stories you’d like to see a retelling of? What kind of retelling?
What’s the last live performance you attended?
To be or not to be?
I tag… @nightmare-in-the-stacks @thelibraryofmars @readingbooksinisrael @custardhoneybee @pagesinmylife @bindings-and-beginnings @brideofsevenless @brightbeautifulthings @partiallybooks @magnetarmaddaboutbooks and @lizziethereader
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