#gil sutherland

[mariocki]

New Scotland Yard: Shadow of a Deadbeat (2.6, LWT, 1972)

"Anything wrong?"

"Anything wrong? She knows how to contact Eddie Moffett, you can bet your life on it!"

"I'm betting Lee Collins' life on it."

"She's gonna go to the nearest phone and she's gonna tell Eddie just where Collins is."

"That's right."

"It's too dangerous."

"Oh, it's been dangerous ever since Moffett pulled that trigger!"

[gatutor]

Gil Lamb-Betty Hutton-Victor Moore-Eddie Bracken "Fantasía de estrellas" (Star spangled rhythm) 1942, de George Marshall, A. Edward Sutherland.

[dorothydalmati1]

Looney Tunes/Merrie Melodies 1938 Episode 28: A Feud There Was

Written by Melvin Millar

Directed by Tex Avery

Animated by Sid Sutherland

Voice characterizations by Mel Blanc, Tex Avery, Billy Bletcher, Dave Weber, Gil Warren, Edna Harris, Roy Rogers & Sons of the Pioneers

[dear-indies]

Hi Cat & Mouse! Lately I've been wanting to play an older muse, like 50 or older, but I've been struggling to find someone to settle on and there aren't a ton of resources outbthere for older muses (which is a shame). If you have any suggestions for an fc who acts, I'd be sooooo appreciative! Bonus points if they have tattoos, but I know that's even more rare 🤧 thank you both!!!

Benjamin Bratt (1963) Peruvian of Quechua descent, White.

No gif packs but has so many roles PLEASE GIF HIM SOMEBODY:

Danny Trejo (1944) Mexican [Indigenous, as well as European, small amount of African].

No tattoos but have gif packs:

Donald Sutherland (1935)

Jonathan Banks (1947)

Rajinikanth (1950) Marathi.

Gil Birmingham (1953) Commache.

Jeremy Wade (1956)

Angela Bassett (1958) African-American.

Kristin Scott Thomas (1960)

Stanley Tucci (1960)

Iain Glen (1961)

Mehmet Aslantuğ (1961) Turkish.

Christopher Meloni (1961)

Grant Show (1962)

Tony Leung (1962) Hongkonger.

Michelle Yeoh (1962) Malaysian Chinese.

Ming-Na Wen (1963) Malaysian Chinese and Macanese.

Maria Doyle Kennedy (1964)

Famke Janssen (1964)

Anna Chancellor (1965)

Michael Michele (1966) African-American / White.

Zahn McClarnon (1966) Hunkpapa Lakota Sioux and White.

Melora Hardin (1967)

Michael Greyeyes (1967) Plains Cree.

Timothy Olyphant (1968)

Naomi Watts (1968)

Daniel Craig (1968)

Neslihan Yeldan (1969) Turkish.

Peter Dinklage (1969) - has achondroplasia.

Diana-Maria Riva (1969) Dominican / White.

Melissa McCarthy (1970)

Manisha Koirala (1970) Nepali.

Sandra Oh (1971) Korean.

Carla Gugino (1971)

Tig Notaro (1971) - is a lesbian.

Waleed Zuaiter (1971) Palestinian - I LOVE his look in this.

Don Lee (1971) Korean.

Eve Best (1971)

Murray Bartlett (1971)

Idris Elba (1972) Sierra Leonean / Ghanaian.

Michael Irby (1972) African-American / Mexican.

Also please check out @olderfcs!

[fieryncbles]

Muse list

17 Again

Mike O'Donnell

The Big Bang Theory

Amy Farrah Fowler

Bernadette Rostenkowski-Wolowitz

Leonard Hofstadter

Mary Cooper (Young Sheldon non-compliant)

Penny

Sheldon Cooper

The Blacklist

Raymond Reddington (over on @fedoraxcrowned)

Elizabeth Keen Scott (canon divergent; most importantly - never got together with Tom after S1)

Agnes Keen Scott (canon divergent as to her origins)

Mr Kaplan

Madeline Pratt

Cassandra Bianchi

Glen Carter

Samar Navabi

Alan Fitch

Boston Legal

Alan Shore

California Solo

Lachlan MacAldonich

Castle

Richard Castle

Kate Beckett

Alexis Castle

Martha Rogers

Javier Esposito

Lanie Parish

The Catch

Rhys Griffiths

Curtain Call

Stevenson Lowe

The Devil Wears Prada (film)

Miranda Priestly

Nigel Kipling

Emily Charlton

Andrea "Andy" Sachs

Doctor Who

3rd Doctor

5th Doctor

10th Doctor

11th Doctor

Donna Noble

Martha Jones

Amy Pond

Rory Williams

River Song

Clara Oswald

Jenny (the Doctor's daughter)

Josephine "Jo" Grant

Mary Ashe (from "Colony in Space")

Brigadier Alistair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart

Mike Yates

TenToo (a.k.a. Meta-Crisis Doctor a.k.a. Handy a.k.a. Dr John Smith)

Delgado!Master

Sheen!Master (my original incarnation of Master)

Simm!Master

TARDIS (Idris)

Face

Ray

FRIENDS (now over at @centralperkfamily)

Rachel Green

Chandler Bing

Monica Geller

Carol Willick-Bunch

Phoebe Buffay

Joey Tribbiani

Flood

Robert Morrison

Fools Rush In

Alex Whitman

Good Omens

Adam Young

Anathema Device

Aziraphale

Beelzebub

Crowley

Dagon

Gabriel / Jim

Hastur

Ligur

Madame Tracy (Marjorie Potts)

Archagel Michael

Newton Pulsifer

Gotham

Barbara Kean (canon divergent)

Edward Nygma & the Riddler (canon divergent)

Fish Mooney

Oswald Cobblepot aka The Penguin (canon divergent)

Hamish Macbeth (TV)

Hamish Macbeth

Isobel Sutherland

Harry Potter

Hermione Granger

Ginevra "Ginny" Weasley

Remus Lupin

Sirius Black

Nymphadora Tonks

Molly Weasley

Arthur Weasley

Severus Snape

Narcissa Malfoy

The Last Enemy

David Russell

Mamma Mia

Donna Sheridan

Sophie Sheridan

Tanya

Rosie Mulligan

Sam Carmichael

Harry Bright

Bill Anderson

Morning Glory

Becky Fuller

Mike Pomeroy

Colleen Peck

Lenny Bergman

Once Upon A Time

Alice Jones / Tilly

Wish!Hook / Rogers

Emma Swan

Regina Mills / the Evil Queen / Roni

Zelena Mills / Wicked Witch / Kelly

Cora Mills

Henry Mills

Lucy Mills

Snow White / Mary Margareth Blanchard

Prince Charming / David / David Nolan

Nova / Astrid

Dreamy / Grumpy / Leroy

Cruella De Vill

Maleficent

Ursula

Lily Page

Hades

Operation: Endgame

Hierophant

Pretty in Pink

Steff McKee

Prodigal Son

Ainsley Whitly

Jessica Whitly

Martin Whitly

Malcolm (Whitly) Bright

Dr Edrisa Tanaka

Eve Blanchard

Dani Powell

Gil Arroyo

Nicholas Endicott

Stargate (1994 movie)

Dr Daniel Jackson

Stargate: Universe

Dr Nicholas Rush

Chloe Armstrong

Dr Amanda Perry

The 51st State

Felix DeSouza

The Adventurer: The Curse of the Midas Box

Captain Will Charity

The Good Fight

Roland Blum

Maia Rindell

The Passengers

Arthur, The Android

The Smurfs (Film Series)

Grace Winslow

The Stick-up

John Parker

The World Is Not Enough

Victor "Renard" Zokas

There's Only One Jimmy Grimble

Eric Wirral

Twilight (Film Series)

Aro Volturi

Underworld

Lucian

[famousinuniverse]

Star Spangled Rhythm

1942 ‧ Musical/Comedy ‧ 1h 39m

Star Spangled Rhythm is a 1942 American all-star cast musical film made by Paramount Pictures during World War II as a morale booster. Many of the Hollywood studios produced such films during the war, generally musicals, frequently with flimsy storylines, and with the specific intent of entertaining the troops overseas and civilians back home and to encourage fundraising – as well as to show the studios' patriotism. This film was also the first released by Paramount to be shown for 8 weeks.

William Webster (Victor Moore) was once a big-time silent film star. But in the age of talkies, he's a mere security guard for Paramount Studios. His sailor son, Johnny (Eddie Bracken), however, thinks his dad is a major executive. Now, with Johnny visiting, William must carry out the illusion that …

Initial release: December 30, 1942

Directors: Frank Tuttle, George Marshall, A. Edward Sutherland, Ralph Murphy, Lewis Allen, Paul Weatherwax

Screenplay: George S. Kaufman, Melvin Frank, Norman Panama, Arthur A. Ross, Fred Saidy, Harry Tugend

Distributed by: Paramount Pictures

Cast

Victor Moore as William "Pop" Webster

Betty Hutton as Polly Judson

Eddie Bracken as Johnny Webster

Walter Abel as B.G. DeSoto

Cass Daley as Mimi

Gil Lamb as High Pocket

Star Spangled Rhythm - Wikipedia

Vera Zorina in Star Spangled Rhythm (1942)

[chillingcinemachronicles]

Top 5 Sci-Fi Movies Streaming Now on Netflix - Where Imagination Knows No Limits

The Call (2020)

Genre: Mystery, Science Fiction, Thriller

Actor: EL, Jeon Jong-seo, Jo Kyung-sook, Jun Jong-seo, Kim Min-ha, Kim Sung-ryoung, Kim Sung-ryung, Lee Dong-hwi, Lee El, Lee Joo-young, Moon Chang-gil, Oh Jung-se, Park Ho-san, Park Hyoung-soo, Park Shin-hye, Ryu Kyung-soo, Song Yo-sep, Um Chae-young

Director: Lee Chung-hyun

Rating: R

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A woman loses her phone on her way back to her countryside childhood home. Once there, she connects an old landline in hopes of finding her lost mobile, only to start receiving weird calls that seem to be from 20 years ago.

On the other side of the receiver is a girl who seems to be in danger. The Call is thrilling, sometimes scary, but also brilliantly shot, and its plot is so expertly woven. It’s a proper movie-night movie.

Apollo 10½: A Space Age Childhood (2022)

Genre: Adventure, Animation, Comedy, Drama, Family, History, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Science Fiction

Actor: Bill Wise, Brian Villalobos, Buzz Aldrin, David DeLao, Glen Powell, Holt Boggs, Jack Black, Janis Joplin, Jennifer Griffin, Jessica Brynn Cohen, John F. Kennedy, Josh Wiggins, Keslee Blalock, Larry Jack Dotson, Lee Eddy, Milo Coy, Mona Lee Fultz, Neil Armstrong, Nick Stevenson, Richard Nixon, Samuel Davis, Walter Cronkite, Zachary Levi

Director: Richard Linklater

Rating: PG-13

Narrated by the familiar voice of Jack Black, Apollo 10 ½ is a throwback story told with admirable specificity and imagination. Black plays a grown-up Stan, who looks back on his younger years with a mix of fondness and wonder: how did they get away with the things they did then? American suburbia in the 1960s was both loose and conservative, caught between a generation holding on to the reins of the earlier century and one eager to launch into the next.

Stan, as the youngest child of a big, rowdy family, gives us a charming look into the times, as well as a projection of his own fascination: Apollo 11 and the space age. He inserts himself in this monumental narrative and generously brings us along in his fantasy. Sometimes it’s hard to tell whether Stan’s recruitment by NASA is actually fact or fiction, but that’s part of the fun, especially since Stan himself doesn’t seem to mind at all.

They Cloned Tyrone (2023)

Genre: Action, Comedy, Mystery, Science Fiction

Actor: Adam Cronan, Al-Teron, Austin Freeman, Charity Jordan, David Alan Grier, David Shae, J. Alphonse Nicholson, Jamie Foxx, Jason Burkey, Jason Louder, John Boyega, Joshua Mikel, Kiefer Sutherland, Leon Lamar, Megan Sousa, Ryan Dinning, Shariff Earp, Swift Rice, Tamberla Perry, Teyonah Parris, Trayce Malachi

Director: Juel Taylor

Rating: R

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They Cloned Tyrone is a genre-bending gem. It combines Deep State conspiracy theories with sci-fi and social commentary, all while looking like a futuristic 1970s Blaxploitation film. It’s outrageous good fun and pleasing to look at (here is a film that knows how to properly light Black actors), but there are times when it feels too far fetched. The science can get wonky and its commentary on gentrification lacking, but all is forgiven when you have such a strong trio of leads. One of the smartest things They Cloned Tyrone does is pair Boyega with Teyonah Parris, who plays the call girl Yo-yo, and Jamie Foxx, who plays the pimp Slick Charles. They have a fun-loving no-nonsense chemistry about them that makes them easy to attach to and root for. They’re also just very funny, which might be expected of Foxx but it comes as a pleasant surprise for Parris, whose popular turns in Mad Men and WandaVision prove that she’s been severely underutilized as a comic.

Snowpiercer (2014)

Genre: Action, Drama, Mystery, Science Fiction

Actor: Adnan Haskovic, Alison Pill, Chris Evans, Clark Middleton, Dana Green, Ed Harris, Emma Levie, Ewen Bremner, Go Ah-sung, Griffin Seymour, Jamie Bell, Jim High, John Hurt, Joseph Bertót, Kendrick Roger Ong, Kenny Doughty, Ko A-sung, Ko Asung, Luke Pasqualino, Luna Sophia Bar-Cohen, Magda Weigertová, Marcanthonee Reis, Octavia Spencer, Parry Shen, Paul Lazar, Peter Hallin, Robert Russell, Sean Connor Renwick, Song Kang-ho, Stephen Park, Steve Park, Tilda Swinton, Tomáš Dianiška, Tómas Lemarquis, Tyler John Williams, Vlad Ivanov

Director: Bong Joon-ho

Rating: R

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Snowpiercer is an under-the-rader post-apocalyptic thriller that offers the grittiness that many times only Asian cinema may achieve. South Korean director Joon-ho Bong forces audiences to forget that Chris Evans was ever a Marvel superhero, as he leads a revolt of his fellow “low-class” citizens against the self-appointed gentry in a train that contains all remaining members of the planet. With immersive environments and a layered script, this film melds together social commentary and moral discourse in a visually arresting and vastly entertaining package.

Okja (2017)

Genre: Action, Adventure, Drama, Fantasy, Science Fiction

Actor: Ahn Seo-hyun, Ahn Seong-bong, Amber Snow, An Seo Hyun, Andreas Fronk, Ann Evans, Barbara Wallace, Bettina Skye, Boyd Ferguson, Byun Hee-bong, Byun Heebong, Carl Montoya, Cho Wan-ki, Choi Hee-seo, Choi Woo-shik, Colm Hill, Cory Gruter-Andrew, Daniel Henshall, David Bloom, Devon Bostick, Eha Urbsalu, Erik De Boer, Faith Logan, Giancarlo Esposito, Han Yi-jin, J. C. Williams, Jake Gyllenhaal, Jamar Greene, Kathryn Kirkpatrick, Kim Chul-moo, Kim Moon-hak, Kristoffe Brodeur, Kwak Jin-seok, Kyul Hwi, Lee Bong-ryeon, Lee Jung-eun, Lena Avgust, Lily Collins, Lynn Marocola, Martin Lo Rimorin, Michael D. Joseph, Michael Mitton, Milo Shandel, Myles Humphus, Nancy Amelia Bell, Niall Cunningham, Park Jeong-gi, Park Keun-rok, Paul Dano, Pavla Tan, Phillip Garcia, Rebecca Husain, Rickland Powell, Seo-Hyun Ahn, Shirley Henderson, Steven Garr, Steven Yeun, Tilda Swinton, Waris Ahluwalia, Woo Shik Choi, Yoon Je Moon, Yoon Kyung-ho

Director: Bong Joon-ho, Joon-ho Bong

Rating: TV-MA

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Director Bong Joon-ho (Snowpiercer) does something quite amazing with the $50 million budget Netflix gave him: he makes a simplistic movie. But man, is it good. Okja tells the story of a “super pig” experiment that sends genetically modified pigs to top farmers around the world. In Korea, a farmer’s granddaughter forms a special relationship with one of these super pigs (Okja). When the company who originally ran the experiment want their pig back (performances by Jake Gyllenhaal and Tilda Swinton) – the two find an ally in an animal advocacy group led by Jay (Paul Dano). This is a straightforward movie, but nevertheless it is entertaining and full of thought-provoking themes and performances from an excellent cast.

[jomiddlemarch]

"Sleep intimacy" and "stranded due to inclement weather" for Anne/Gilbert

“It’s a good thing Mrs. Enoch Sutherland is known to be such a fine housekeeper,” Anne said, rubbing her hands along her arms and trying, unsuccessfully, not to shiver. Gilbert glanced up at her from the hearth where he was trying, similarly unsuccessfully thus far, to get any kindling to catch. The room was lit only by the pale blue winter moonlight which might have given him an unearthly air, but it was Gilbert, so even pale with cold, there was a wholesome, human ruddiness in every line and lineament and tousled curl.

“Why?”

“Because everyone will believe it when we say we found both spare rooms aired, the linen spotless, plenty of wood and candles and even a fresh loafer in the larder with her peach preserves,” Anne explained, now stamping her feet a little in her soaked boots. It had seemed perfectly reasonable to leave Redmond a day early when her exams were finished, perfectly reasonable to walk back to the Avonlea station when conductor stopped three miles off, perfectly reasonable to let Gilbert take up his carpetbag and hers and as two old friends, make their way home, every choice one Marilla would nod over and Mrs. Rachel Lynde approve until the storm whipped up, pelting them with the wet snow of the early winter, before the deep freezes set it and then it was apparent that if they didn’t find shelter right away, there’d be no reasonable arguments to make ever again. Catching sight of the Sutherland place, one she’d only ever seen while passing by in the trap, had seemed like a miracle and Anne wasn’t one to squander a miracle.

Gilbert raised an eyebrow at her and she shrugged, as best she could.

“I do hate to tell a lie—”

“A lie? Singular?” he said, fiddling with paper and twig, biting back a curse under his breath. “I must have missed those peach preserves—”

“But I hate to have to have the Pyes ruin the holiday and upset Marilla for no reason at all,” Anne went on. “It could have been true and that’s close enough, isn’t it, Gil?”

“I’ll tell you what’s close enough,” he said, the fire finally catching. “We’re close enough to catching our death of cold for real, Anne, with this storm come on so sudden. There’s no way we can leave the parlor tonight. But you needn’t worry about me—”

“I’m not worried. I know you’ll be a perfect gentleman,” she said.

“Anne, I can’t get the fire much bigger than it is with the wood we have,” he said. “We’ll need to bundle up to stay warm tonight. Together.”

“Oh,” she said. Gilbert looked both practical and apologetic, but she didn’t miss the fear in his hazel eyes—that she would argue with him? Or that she’d agree? Was it fear or hope?

“I only found the one quilt upstairs,” Anne said. “Will that do?”

“It’ll have to,” Gilbert said.

In the morning, curled up with her head pillowed on what turned out to be Gilbert’s arm, his other snug around her waist, and his breath warm on the back on her neck, the quilt tucked neat around them like Marilla’s pie crust, Anne woke to find it did indeed do. And that she could not quite regret that Mrs. Enoch was given to boasting.

[princessnijireiki]

everytime you post a yello wstone gifset im really filled with regret and rage not at you but at what the show could have been I truly don't care about that Kevin coaster family or anything at all the show should have been about the res, thomas rainwater, etc etc

Sorry for the late reply! And yeah, it feels bizarrely overdue to have any actual contentious land disputes & fleshed out Native characters— it seems* like the other main Native female role is Kelsey Chow being the tragic exemplification of tragic statistics around Native women, somehow isolated or exiled from the rez herself, married to the tragic outcast White Family's son who's been booted from the big house, and mother to a tragic biracial child. And Gil sits around looking real concerned while Mo drives him around so he has someone with whom to make meaningful ethnic eye contact.

*I say "seems" because I've actually gone pretty far out of my way NOT to watch the show, I know other Native actors have had cameos in the same way as Longmire was the last big "modern white western with a revolving door of one-guest-star-per-week Native talent" at the rodeo (similar to how 24 was the revolving door for Middle Eastern, North African, and South Asian actors to play terrorist and/or terrorist's victim of the week— and both these kinds of typecasting serve American nationalist mythmaking propaganda, warping even positive, but still 2 dimensional, ethnic caricatures in the service of a white hero/"complex" antihero).

All of which is a digression but Afghanistan looms large right now for obvious reasons and the parallels between Keifer Sutherland profiting off glorifying "the war on terror" while Kevin Costner grimly scowls his way into bank by promoting the same kind of bullshit heroes of the frontier American individualism Manifest Destiny nonsense (spoiler alert: Yellowstone's been greenlit for an 1800s era prequel series establishing the family's uninterrupted settlement of their ranch next to Yellowstone).

ANYWAY. My point being... maybe I'm wrong. Maybe, idk, Gil has secret depths or something. (Kelsey definitely doesn't lol, I'm not saying that to be a hater, I'm saying I watched the episodes I clipped at 5-10x speed and her plot was entirely trying to convince her sad husband to reconcile with his angry ass family, and then trying to investigate a murderer/being stalked and almost killed by that same man in an isolated field for a pithy MMIW plot moment.) But I doubt it!

And it seems like people involved on the show have good intentions. Even if Angela's relegated to being a sort of one-note vampy Wicked Indian Woman, the monologue they gave Q'orianka was slamming! Somebody put in some work on that, and I'm choosing to enjoy that before it inevitably gets shut down in a "LandBack evil, Kevin Costner good" moment, probably by Gil or Mo's own hand. And white audiences sure do seem to enjoy the white characters. But I don't trust the show (soon to be its own franchise with the upcoming spinoff series) as a whole, and I don't like or appreciate the way Indigenous & Black chars are relegated to background texture and Greek chorus mirroring the "proper" emotional reactions to Costner & co. if not literal property to be moved around the set until the writers need to set up a villain to mirror a real world political movement (remember how people called out the writing & design for the Flag Smashers in Falcons & Winter Soldier? same diff y'all) as pins to be knocked down by the face of Western Expansion macho white man with a gun might makes right bullshit, even if fans think it's groundbreaking because Blonde Woman Defies Patriarch in Dysfunctional Home.

[msftmanagement]

GIL SUTHERLAND just finished performing in "Maggie" in the Five Minute Festival at the Lost Theatre in October. He is acting in a piece at the Vibrant 2016 festival at the Finborough Theatre, which commemorates the shootings at the Orlando nightclub that occurred earlier this year.

[mugsywrites]

I’m loving Prodigal Son so far; I agree with not loving the case of the week but I was afraid that was all it was going to be so I’m thrilled. Two quick things-1 I had a dream that the season finale is Malcom being committed which would be something if Martin also escapes and 2 can we get a Kiefer Sutherland guest role? Would love him and LDP together again

I hope Malcolm isn’t committed, scrolling through the Prodigal Son tag right now is bad enough, what with eighty billion whining that it’s a rip off of Hannibal. If Malcolm was committed/went to prison it would never end. I *do* hope/predict that Dr. Whitly will escape at some point; mostly because keeping Michael Sheen cooped up in prison seems like such a waste, and it would be interesting seeing Malcolm try to catch him.

I would kill to see Kiefer guest star as Gil’s old partner on the force.

[clemsfilmdiary]

The Best of November 2020

Best Discovery: Possessor

           Runners Up: Eating, Elegy of the North, The Go-Between, Goin' Down the Road, Holy Smoke, An Inlet of Muddy Water, Twin Sisters of Kyoto, Late Chrysanthemums, Tokyo Twilight, Woman of the Lake

Best Rewatch: The Petrified Forest

           Runners Up: An Autumn Afternoon, Citizen Kane, Gonza the Spearman, Mother!, Performance, With Beauty and Sorrow, Women in Love

Most Enjoyable Fluff: Wedding at Graceland

           Runners Up: Buck Rogers in the 25th Century, Country at Heart, Goldfinger, Gor, A Welcome Home Christmas

Best Male Performance: Alan Bates in Women in Love

           Runners Up: Oliver Reed in Women in Love, Paul Bradley and Doug McGrath in Goin' Down the Road, Harvey Keitel in Holy Smoke, Val Kilmer in The Doors, Ian McKellen in Gods and Monsters, Joaquin Phoenix in Two Lovers, Chishū Ryū in An Autumn Afternoon, Orson Welles in Citizen Kane

Best Female Performance: Yoshiko Kuga in Elegy of the North

           Runners Up: Julie Christie in The Go-Between, Setsuko Hara in Tokyo Twilight, Keiko Kishi in Brother, Shima Iwashita in Twin Sisters of Kyoto, Glenda Jackson and Jennie Linden in Women in Love, Haruko Sugimura in Late Chrysanthemums, Kinuyo Tanaka in Where Chimneys Are Seen, Kate Winslet in Holy Smoke

Best Supporting Performance: Haruko Sugimura in The Petrified Forest

           Runners Up: Frances Bergen, Lisa Blake Richards and Gwen Welles in Eating, Dorothy Comingore in Citizen Kane, Shima Iwashita in Gonza the Spearman, Eijiro Tōno in An Autumn Afternoon, Mick Jagger in Performance, Michelle Pfeiffer in Mother!, Delphine Seyrig in Daughters of Darkness

Most Enjoyable Ham: Oliver Reed in Gor

           Runners Up: Pamela Hensley in Buck Rogers in the 25th Century, David Keith in Wedding at Graceland, Niall Matter in Country at Heart, Franco Nero in Camelot

Best Mise-en-scène: The Petrified Forest

           Runners Up: Citizen Kane, Daughters of Darkness, Gonza the Spearman, Peeping Tom, Performance, Possessor, Tokyo Twilight, With Beauty and Sorrow, Woman of the Lake, Women in Love

Best Locations: The Go-Between

           Runners Up: Black Sun, Daughters of Darkness, Elegy of the North, Goin' Down the Road, The Petrified Forest, Twin Sisters of Kyoto, Where Chimneys Are Seen, Woman of the Lake, Women in Love

Best Score: The Petrified Forest (Tōru Takemitsu)

           Runners Up: Citizen Kane (Bernard Herrmann), The Go-Between (Michel Legrand), Gonza the Spearman (Tōru Takemitsu), Possessor (Jim Williams), Woman of the Lake (Sei Ikeno)

Best Leading Hunk (tied): Alan Bates and Oliver Reed in Women in Love

           Runners Up: Christopher Abbott in Possessor, Sean Connery in From Russia with Love, Goldfinger, Thunderball and You Only Live Twice, Gil Gerard in Buck Rogers in the 25th Century, Val Kilmer in The Doors, Niall Matter in Country at Heart, Franco Nero in Camelot, Brandon Quinn in A Welcome Home Christmas

Best Supporting Hunk: Lee Brice in Wedding at Graceland

           Runners Up: Nigel Davenport in Peeping Tom, Tim Robertson in Holy Smoke, Robert Shaw in From Russia with Love, Rossif Sutherland in Possessor

[onceahocat]

BODY FOUND IN SYNDICATE SUBORDINATE’S ESTATE

An article from this morning’s Mythril Eye:

Late last evening, stonemasons tore down a wall in the long-missing Mikael Sutherland’s estate. Sutherland, who disappeared during the 4th Astral Moon following his disastrous house party, has long been presumed to have eloped with the Pearl of Ul’Dah – who miraculously reappeared after her own disappearance 3 years ago.

The Pearl of Ul’Dah was a high profile escort of Madame Liliane’s House of Sundries, and was one of the most expensive and sought after escorts in Ul’Dah – waitlists to secure a date with her were six moons long. Her sudden disappearance 3 years ago was a subject of intense gossip, as was her inexplicable appearance at Sutherland’s party six moons prior. The Pearl was long presumed dead, as no evidence could be found of where she’d vanished to.

Sutherland disappeared after his house party – inexplicable mishaps creating a huge mess made his party a complete flop, and most agreed he’d eloped with the Pearl of Ul’Dah – which offered a reasonable explanation for both their disappearances following the event.

However, for the past six moons servants in the estate have long complained of a smell of rot in Sutherland’s private chambers, and attempts to clear the room of the offending odor, which had left the estate unsellable, were ineffective. Finally, stonemasons were called to tear down walls in the room to locate the potential source – a hidden cell was located behind one wall, and the decaying remains of a body were discovered.

Despite the state of the head, which appears to have been bludgeoned beyond recognition, servants were able to identify the body as that of Mikael Sutherland.

The Syndicate, Brass Blades, and Immortal Flames are all currently cooperating in the investigation of his death, and are currently requesting anyone who was present at the fateful party six moons ago to present witness statements. They have also called for any information regarding the Pearl of Ul’Dah’s whereabouts. No statement has been issued regarding the Pearl’s status as a suspect, however the Syndicate has offered a 2 million gil reward for information leading to the Pearl’s location.

[sneakyjames]

(Un)Mixtape Monday #109 by Sam Redmore (Un)Mixtape Monday #109 Gil Scott-Heron - Angel Dust (The Reflex Revision) Blitz The Ambassador feat. M.anifest - If Dem No Know Khruangbin - Maria Tambien Los Warahuaco - El Pescador De Baru Los Mirlos - Cumbia Amazonica Tru Tones & Roger Thornhill - Dancing (Roger Thornhill Edit) Nightmares On Wax - Shape The Future Harvey Sutherland & Bermuda - Coast 2 Coast DMX Krew - Old Groove Toribio - Respire Tomorrow’s People - Open Soul Forthcoming DJ dates: Fri 26th January - The Night Owl, Birmingham Sat 27th January - Dark Horse, Birmingham Fri 2nd February - Orange Rooms, Southampton Fri 9th February - Tropical Soundclash at The Deaf Institute, Manchester Sat 17th February - Tropical Soundclash at Hare & Hounds, Birmingham Find me on Facebook - http://ift.tt/13z400s All previous (Un)Mixtapes - http://ift.tt/2yAutyY http://ift.tt/2DYYbx4 http://ift.tt/14teNoW January 22, 2018 at 06:45AM

[maswartz]

If 24 people were killed in Sutherland Springs, that means 3 of the top 5 mass shootings in US history have occurred in the past 17 months.— Gil Trevizo (@GilTrevizo) November 5, 2017

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2000/2001 TV Awards

2000/2001 Best Drama Series: Buffy the Vampire Slayer ER Law & Order The Sopranos The West Wing HONORABLE MENTION: Boston Public, Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, The Practice, Queer as Folk Best Actor - Drama Series: Anthony Edwards, ER - "Piece of Mind" James Gandolfini, The Sopranos - "Amour Fou" Dylan McDermott, The Practice - "Friends and Ex-Lovers" Christopher Meloni, Law & Order: Special Victims Unit - "Victims" Martin Sheen, The West Wing - "Ellie" Sam Waterston, Law & Order - "Teenage Wasteland" HONORABLE MENTION: Jesse L. Martin, Law & Order; Chi McBride, Boston Public; William Petersen, CSI: Crime Scene Investigation; Hal Sparks, Queer as Folk Best Actress - Drama Series: Gillian Anderson, The X-Files - "Per Manum" Lorraine Bracco, The Sopranos - "Employee of the Month" Amy Brenneman, Judging Amy - "The Undertow" Edie Falco, The Sopranos - "Second Opinion" Sarah Michelle Gellar, Buffy the Vampire Slayer - "The Body" Mariska Hargitay, Law & Order: Special Victims Unit - "Abuse" HONORABLE MENTION: Marg Helgenberger, CSI: Crime Scene Investigation; Kelli Williams, The Practice Best Supporting Actor - Drama Series: Dominic Chianese, The Sopranos - "Another Toothpick" & "Second Opinion" Michael Imperioli, The Sopranos - "Fortunate Son" & "Pine Barrens" Rob Lowe, The West Wing - "The Drop-In" & "Somebody's Going to Emergency..." Joe Pantoliano, The Sopranos - "Employee of the Month" & "University" Richard Schiff, The West Wing - "The Leadership Breakfast" & "17 People" Bradley Whitford, The West Wing - "In the Shadow of Two Gunmen" & "Noel" HONORABLE MENTION: Fyvush Finkel, Boston Public; Anthony Heald, Boston Public; Eriq La Salle, ER; James Marsters, Buffy the Vampire Slayer; Tony Sirico, The Sopranos; John Spencer, The West Wing; Noah Wyle, ER Best Supporting Actress - Drama Series: Lara Flynn Boyle, The Practice - "Gideon's Crossover" & "Public Servants" Loretta Devine, Boston Public - "Chapter Three" & "Chapter Sixteen" Allison Janney, The West Wing - "In the Shadow of Two Gunmen" & "The Stackhouse Filibuster" Janel Moloney, The West Wing - "Somebody's Going to Emergency..." & "17 People" Maura Tierney, ER - "The Dance We Do" & "Sailing Away" Aida Turturro, The Sopranos - "Proshai, Livushka" & "To Save Us All From Satan's Power" HONORABLE MENTION: Emma Caulfield, Buffy the Vampire Slayer; Stockard Channing, The West Wing; Tyne Daly, Judging Amy; Sharon Gless, Queer as Folk; Alyson Hannigan, Buffy the Vampire Slayer; Laura Innes, ER; Alex Kingston, ER; Kristine Sutherland, Buffy the Vampire Slayer Best Writing - Drama Series: Buffy the Vampire Slayer - "The Body" - Joss Whedon Law & Order - "Phobia" - Wendy Battles, Lynn Mamet & Kathy McCormick The Sopranos - "Employee of the Month" - Mitchell Burgess & Robin Green The Sopranos - "Second Opinion" - Lawrence Konner The West Wing - "In the Shadow of Two Gunmen" - Aaron Sorkin The West Wing - "Noel" - Peter Parnell & Aaron Sorkin HONORABLE MENTION: Buffy the Vampire Slayer - "The Gift"; ER - "Sailing Away"; ER - "The Visit"; Law & Order - "Teenage Wasteland"; Law & Order: Special Victims Unit - "Abuse"; The Practice - "Mr. Hinks Goes to Town"; Queer as Folk - "Pilot"; The Sopranos - "Amour Fou"; The Sopranos - "Pine Barrens"; The Sopranos - "Proshai, Livushka"; The West Wing - "Ellie"; The West Wing - "Two Cathedrals" Best Directing - Drama Series: Buffy the Vampire Slayer - "The Body" - Joss Whedon ER - "Sailing Away" - Laura Innes The Sopranos - "Amour Fou" - Tim Van Patten The Sopranos - "Employee of the Month" - John Patterson The Sopranos - "Pine Barrens" - Steve Buscemi The West Wing - "In the Shadow of Two Gunmen" - Thomas Schlamme HONORABLE MENTION: Buffy the Vampire Slayer - "The Gift"; ER - "Homecoming"; ER - "The Visit"; Law & Order - "Phobia"; Law & Order - "Schooldaze"; Law & Order: Special Victims Unit - "Countdown"; The Practice - "Poor Richard's Almanac"; Queer as Folk - "Pilot"; The Sopranos - "Army of One"; The Sopranos - "Fortunate Son"; The Sopranos - "Mr. Ruggerio's Neighborhood"; The West Wing - "Noel"; The West Wing - "Two Cathedrals"; The X-Files - "Redrum" Best Guest Actor - Drama Series: Michael Emerson, The Practice - "Mr. Hinks Goes to Town" Murphy Guyer, Law & Order - "Teenage Wasteland" Dakin Matthews, The Practice - "Officers of the Court" Joe Morton, The X-Files - "Redrum" David Pittu, Law & Order - "Phobia" Oliver Platt, The West Wing - "The Fall's Gonna Kill You" HONORABLE MENTION: Dayton Callie, The Practice; Michael Cerveris, CSI: Crime Scene Investigation; Bruce Davison, The Practice; John Larroquette, The West Wing; Richard Thomas, Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Best Guest Actress - Drama Series: Khandi Alexander, Law & Order: Special Victims Unit - "Paranoia" Sally Field, ER - "Where the Heart Is" Debra Mooney, The Practice - "The Deal" Hayden Panettiere, Law & Order: Special Victims Unit - "Abuse" Emily Procter, The West Wing "And It's Surely to Their Credit" Annabella Sciorra, The Sopranos - "Amour Fou" HONORABLE MENTION: Khandi Alexander, ER; Tovah Feldshuh, Law & Order; Rosemary Forsyth, ER; Lindsay Hollister, Boston Public; Felicity Huffman, The West Wing; Linda Hunt, The Practice; Marlee Matlin, The West Wing; Tracy Pollan, Law & Order: Special Victims Unit; CCH Pounder, The Practice Best Ensemble - Drama Series: Buffy the Vampire Slayer Law & Order The Practice Queer as Folk The Sopranos The West Wing HONORABLE MENTION: Boston Public, ER, Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Best New Drama Series: Boston Public CSI: Crime Scene Investigation Queer as Folk Best Comedy Series: Everybody Loves Raymond Gilmore Girls Malcolm in the Middle Sex and the City Will & Grace HONORABLE MENTION: Ally McBeal, Curb Your Enthusiasm, Frasier, The Job, The King of Queens Best Actor - Comedy Series: Larry David, Curb Your Enthusiasm - "Interior Decorator" Kelsey Grammer, Frasier - "Frasier's Edge" Denis Leary, The Job - "Elizabeth" Eric McCormack, Will & Grace - "Lows in the Mid-Eighties" Frankie Muniz, Malcolm in the Middle - "Bowling" Ray Romano, Everybody Loves Raymond - "Ray's Journal" HONORABLE MENTION: Kevin James, The King of Queens; John Lithgow, 3rd Rock From the Sun; Donal Logue, Grounded for Life Best Actress - Comedy Series: Calista Flockhart, Ally McBeal - "Falling Up" Lauren Graham, Gilmore Girls - "Christopher Returns" Patricia Heaton, Everybody Loves Raymond - "The Canister" Jane Kaczmarek, Malcolm in the Middle - "Traffic Ticket" Debra Messing, Will & Grace - "Lows in the Mid-Eighties" Sarah Jessica Parker, Sex and the City - "Running with Scissors" HONORABLE MENTION: Alexis Bledel, Gilmore Girls; Leah Remini, The King of Queens Best Supporting Actor - Comedy Series: Peter Boyle, Everybody Loves Raymond - "The Wallpaper" & "Frank Paints the House" Bryan Cranston, Malcolm in the Middle - "Lois' Birthday" & "Casino" Sean Hayes, Will & Grace - "Grace 0, Jack 2000" & "Love Plus One" Edward Herrmann, Gilmore Girls - "Kill Me Now" & "Christopher Returns" Matt LeBlanc, Friends - "The One with Joey's New Brain" & "The One with Joey's Award" Peter MacNicol, Ally McBeal - "Reasons to Believe" & "In Search of Barry White" HONORABLE MENTION: Robert Downey Jr., Ally McBeal; David Eigenberg, Sex and the City; Will Ferrell, Saturday Night Live; Jeff Garlin, Curb Your Enthusiasm; Greg Germann, Ally McBeal; Darrell Hammond, Saturday Night Live; David Hyde Pierce, Frasier; Jerry Stiller, The King of Queens Best Supporting Actress - Comedy Series: Kelly Bishop, Gilmore Girls - "Rory's Birthday Parties" & "Rory's Dance" Kim Cattrall, Sex and the City - "Easy Come, Easy Go" & "All or Nothing" Kristin Davis, Sex and the City - "Attack of the 5'10" Woman" & "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" Megan Mullally, Will & Grace - "Coffee and Commitment" & "Swimming Pools...Movie Stars" Cynthia Nixon, Sex and the City - "Are We Sluts" & "Cock-a-Doodle-Doo" Doris Roberts, Everybody Loves Raymond - "Ray's Journal" & "Humm Vac" HONORABLE MENTION: Jennifer Aniston, Friends; Jane Curtin, 3rd Rock From the Sun; Rachel Dratch, Saturday Night Live; Cheryl Hines, Curb Your Enthusiasm; Lisa Kudrow, Friends; Jane Leeves, Frasier; Melissa McCarthy, Gilmore Girls; Molly Shannon, Saturday Night Live Best Writing - Comedy Series: Everybody Loves Raymond - "Ray's Journal" - Jennifer Crittenden Gilmore Girls - "Christopher Returns" - Daniel Palladino Gilmore Girls - "Rory's Dance" - Amy Sherman-Palladino Malcolm in the Middle - "Bowling" - Alex Reid Sex and the City - "Running with Scissors" - Michael Patrick King Will & Grace - "Lows in the Mid-Eighties" - Jeff Greenstein HONORABLE MENTION: Everybody Loves Raymond - "The Canister"; Frasier - "Frasier's Edge"; Friends - "The One Where They All Turn Thirty"; Gilmore Girls - "The Breakup, Part 2"; Gilmore Girls - "Pilot"; Gilmore Girls - "Rory's Birthday Parties"; The Job - "Massage"; Malcolm in the Middle - "Lois' Birthday"; Sex and the City - "All or Nothing"; Sex and the City - "Don't Ask, Don't Tell"; Will & Grace - "Coffee and Commitment" Best Directing - Comedy Series: Curb Your Enthusiasm - "Interior Decorator" - Andy Ackerman Gilmore Girls - "Rory's Birthday Parties" - Sarah Pia Anderson Gilmore Girls - "Rory's Dance" - Lesli Linka Glatter Malcolm in the Middle - "Bowling" - Todd Holland Sex and the City - "Running with Scissors" - Dennis Erdman Will & Grace - "Lows in the Mid-Eighties" - James Burrows HONORABLE MENTION: Curb Your Enthusiasm - "Porno Gil"; Curb Your Enthusiasm - "The Wire"; Frasier - "And the Dish Ran Away with the Spoon"; Gilmore Girls - "Christopher Returns"; Gilmore Girls - "Pilot"; The Job - "Massage"; Malcolm in the Middle - "Flashback"; Malcolm in the Middle - "Lois' Birthday"; Saturday Night Live - "Sean Hayes/Shaggy"; Sex and the City - "All or Nothing"; Sex and the City - "Don't Ask, Don't Tell"; Will & Grace - "Swimming Pools...Movie Stars" Best Guest Actor - Comedy Series: Rene Auberjonois, Frasier - "Frasier's Edge" Robert Culp, Everybody Loves Raymond - "Fighting In-Laws" Sean Hayes, Saturday Night Live - "Sean Hayes/Shaggy" Val Kilmer, Saturday Night Live - "Val Kilmer/U2" Robert Loggia, Malcolm in the Middle - "The Grandparents" David Sutcliffe, Gilmore Girls - "Christopher Returns" HONORABLE MENTION: John Cleese, 3rd Rock From the Sun; Bryan Cranston, The King of Queens; Ted Danson, Curb Your Enthusiasm; Patrick Dempsey, Will & Grace; Gregory Hines, Will & Grace; Derek Jacobi, Frasier; Sydney Pollack, Will & Grace; Saul Rubinek, Frasier; Michael Winters, Gilmore Girls Best Guest Actress - Comedy Series: Jane Adams, Frasier - "And the Dish Ran Away with the Spoon, Parts 1 & 2" Jami Gertz, Ally McBeal - "The Last Virgin" Cloris Leachman, Malcolm in the Middle - "The Grandparents" Jean Smart, Frasier - "A Passing Fancy" Elaine Stritch, 3rd Rock From the Sun - "My Mother, My Dick" Kathleen Turner, Friends - "The One with Chandler's Dad" HONORABLE MENTION: Patricia Clarkson, Frasier; Ileana Douglas, Frasier; Katherine Helmond, Everybody Loves Raymond; Christine Lahti, Ally McBeal; Megan Mullally, 3rd Rock From the Sun; Bernadette Peters, Ally McBeal; Tania Raymonde, Malcolm in the Middle; Marion Ross, Gilmore Girls; Jean Smart, Frasier; Frances Sternhagen, Sex and the City Best Ensemble - Comedy Series: Everybody Loves Raymond Friends Gilmore Girls Malcolm in the Middle Sex and the City Will & Grace HONORABLE MENTION: Ally McBeal, Frasier, The Job, Saturday Night Live, 3rd Rock From the Sun Best New Comedy Series: Curb Your Enthusiasm Gilmore Girls The Job Best Animated Series: Daria Futurama King of the Hill The Simpsons South Park HONORABLE MENTION: Family Guy Best Voice-Over Performance - Animated Series: Pamela Adlon, King of the Hill - "Chasing Bobby" Dan Castellaneta, The Simpsons - "HOMR" Tracy Grandstaff, Daria - "Boxing Daria" Mike Judge, King of the Hill - "Hank's Back Story" Trey Parker, South Park - "Fat Camp" Billy West, Futurama - "Luck of the Fryrish" HONORABLE MENTION: Nancy Cartwright, The Simpsons; Kelsey Grammer, The Simpsons; Seth Green, Family Guy; Johnny Hardwick, King of the Hill; Wendy Hoopes, Daria; Seth MacFarlane, Family Guy; Kathy Najimy, King of the Hill Best Reality Series: The Mole Real World/Road Rules Extreme Challenge Survivor HONORABLE MENTION: Making the Video, Road Rules