#elijah wood wilfred

[hell-brainworm]

watching Wilfred (US) is there a fandom on here for that show?

[ironmaidenhead]

[dopaminetreasurehoard]

I adore how Elijah Wood is so comfortable with a soft and sensible, kind, humble, yet confident masculinity that flies in the face of so much hyper-masculine bullshit.

It's truly impressive to me how solid he is in his identity, and from such a young age, too.

Just, wow. What a being.

No, Elijah. You're a top notch cool dude.

[gayclubsoap]

i love shows where something strange and unusual happens to elijah wood there needs to be more

[haveyouseenthisseries-poll]

[s1x-foot-deep]

as if staring at a gravesite til I become a gravesite would it make me a still life?

[holisticpippin]

if I had a nickel for every time elijah wood starred in a weird show where he gets licked in the face by a human person acting as a dog I’d have two nickels. which isn’t a lot but it’s weird that it happened twice

[bugcasino]

wilfred fanart !

[fuckyeahelijahwoodfan]

Elijah in New york with his friend 123doritz . Dave ortiz is a wonderful artist in New york and Elijah's long-time friend .

[raurquiz]

#happybirthday @elijahwood #elijahwood #actor #frodo #lordoftherings #thefellowshipofthering #thetwotowers #thereturnoftheking #thehobbit #backtothefuture2 #flipper #deepimpact #thefaculty #happyfeet #Bookworm #TheToxicAvenger #StarWars #Resistance #cooties #wilfred #thelastwitchhunter

[trailerparkdream]

[locke-esque-monster]

If I had a nickel for every time the dark haired, blue eyed lead actor from an insanely popular 2000s movie franchise went off in his early 30s to play one of the leads in a weird AF dark comedy on basic cable where one of his co-leads is a male actor playing the pet of his primary love interest, and said show fully commits to having the co-lead (while dressed as a pet) playing a mix of human and dog characteristics, I'd have two nickels.

Which isn't a lot, but it's weird it happened twice.

(Daniel Radcliffe if you want to stop getting mixed up with Elijah Wood this is not how you do it.)

[dopaminetreasurehoard]

You just can't pin this guy down. He's always surprising me.

He's so mature and professional, yet he's also the biggest goof and giggles a LOT.

He's boyish and adorable,

but then suddenly he's classy and sexy as hell.

The sneak-peek of the "9" tattoo is slaying me. 🫠

He's wholesome and angelic,

but he enjoys the bizarre and the dark.

This gorgeous oddball is so full of nuances. And the kicker is that he's all this and SO WELL-ADJUSTED.

It's really not fair.

[idknikkip]

Daniel Radcliffe has been in some fun shit since Harry Potter but I feel like it’s nothing in comparison to Elijah Wood. He’s got best friend is a talking dog who smokes weed & keeps you from kys (wilfred), the cannibal soccer team (yellowjackets), time-traveling/fairy-tale/murder mystery/who fucking knows???(dirk gentlys detective agency), cartoon Halloween fever dream (over the garden wall). And don’t even get me started on his movies…..

And I EAT IT UP everytime. You tell me Elijah wood is on a project and I will literally sign up for a new monthly streaming subscription (or finally figure out other 🏴‍☠️ways to get it when it’s not available anywhere!!)

[frodothefair]

Actually me.

[multi-fandomperson]

(Warning: Wilfred (US) Season 4 Spoiler)

I am SO glad that Ryan didn't end up with Jenna. They were and would be such a terrible couple and I was so happy that the team did NOT make them end game. While them cuddling in bed was super cute, that was mostly done to the wonderful acting done by Elijah and Fiona (the forehead kiss??? Help?!).

Attraction does not equal a healthy relationship and throughout all the seasons the showrunners and the characters were so clear that Ryan was giving her too much and doing too much for her and that Jenna was aware of that and let it happen anyway. I don't think she doesn't care for him at all btw! She's a good, realistic character with flaws, as we all have. But he is a very giving person and friend (read: people pleaser and afraid of rejection and confrontation) and she clearly relies on him heavily for dogsitting, help with issues in her life, emotional support... It's giving heavy early The Big Bang Theory Penny and Leonard vibes.

And I also think it's a good message that a person struggling with mental health and loss should NOT hurry into a relationship. Ryan is clearly unwell and focusing on himself and his healing is so much better use of his time and energy than a relationship with someone who he'd try to please at every possible moment so that she doesn't leave. Having stable relationships and a support system does not have to include a partner, especially a new one. Him realizing that he idolized her was so important to help him let go.

Besides, I don't hate Drew and Jenna together. I actually think Drew deserves better. From all we know, his worst flaw is that he gets competitive in games. He is a very sweet, friendly guy who is trying his best.

So, in conclusion, I'm really glad that it went this way. Fiona and Elijah did such a good job with these characters and I love the end message: Don't settle, don't let yourself be walked over, be in a healthy, equally-giving relationship and maybe heal yourself before you take on problems of other people.

P. S.: The conclusion to the relationship to Amanda is so brilliant as well. Her being a mirror to him in their mental health journeys and choosing healing over love was such a good plotline. Refusing to be sucked back into the madness of Wilfred, something that Ryan hasn't been able to do for four seasons! I hope she's doing well, what a queen.