#eliza scanlen

[haileyyscomet]

"i think i shall be homesick for you even in heaven" - beth march °˖➴

[pseuddamntired]

This looks wildly (ha!) good. I’ll have to figure out how to watch it in the US, if possible

The National Theatres new production of OScar Wilde's "The Importance of Being Earnest" looks set to be one hell of a show!

We have Ncuti Gatwa as Algernon, Hugh Skinner as Jack, Ronkẹ Adékọluẹ́jọ́ as Gwendolen and Eliza Scanlen as Cecily.

We also have the the legend who is Sharon D Clarke as Lady Bracknell.

Previews suggest that the OTT approach taken, especially in the realtionship between Algernon and Jack, is a bit TOO knowing, and rather dilute the incredibly daring subversion Wilde was writing, and it sort of leaves Cecily and Gwendolen to one side, which is a shame.

However there seems to be universal agreement that the leads are magnetic as hell and Clarke is a magnificent Lady Bracknell.

And the costume department must have had an absolute BALL with this production!

And it's going to be screened in UK cinema's too!

[yonderghostshistories]

Guys, guess what? IM GOING TO SEE THE CINEMA RELEASE OF “THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST” TODAY WAHOOOOOOOO!!!!!

[maimedcanine]

Eliza Scanlen and Amy Adams on the set of Sharp Objects.

[letthefairyinyoufly]

"Amma, go home."

[ncuts]

Earnest?

[didanagy]

LITTLE WOMEN (2019)

dir. greta gerwig

[filmreveries]

Sharp Objects (2018) dir. Jean-Marc Vallée

[justa-personn]

sharp objects is legitimately one of the most devastating and ugly things i’ve ever read/seen. i think about it all the time. it changed my brain chemistry. i love it. it’s so viscerally violently girl. we need more grimdoomtradgedy media that explores female pain and trauma and violence that gets passed down from mother to daughter without it revolving around men. i don’t really remember any book/show that i’ve read/seen that has gone as far as this one did, and been so unapologetic about it without holding back for fear or being controversial or disturbing or having female characters, specifically protagonists, that are unlikeable and not heroic and still make you root for them and feel all the ugly awful things they feel.

[lottievanclaire]

CADDO LAKE 2024, dir. Celine Held & Logan George

[rizahawkais]

CADDO LAKE (2024) dir. Celine Hold & Logan George

[screenshotingmonstertv]

[behindthescreamz]

behind the scenes and continuity photos of eliza scanlen as amma crellin featuring amy adams as camille preaker, violet brinson as kelsey, and april brinson as jodes filming “1x05: closer” on the set of “sharp objects” (2018)

[hockey-and-timbits]

—Little Women, (Greta Gerwig, 2019)

[taiturner]

CADDO LAKE (2024) dir. Celine Hold & Logan George

[ammascrellin]

the bacchanal of the andrians by titian (1523–1526) / sharp objects (2018) / the secret history by donna tartt (1992) / yellowjackets (2021–) / the talented mr. ripley (1999)