#ian fraser

[alicent-targaryen]

YOUNG IAN ▸ Outlander, 7.1

[theboys14]

Some pics of Luke in Chicago <3

[theadamantium]

Luke Gruntz and Ian Fraser of Canadian alt rock duo, cleopatrick, join us on this episode of The Adamantium Podcast. We discuss their new EP, DOOM, and how their creation process has evolved since their debut. We also talk about starting their own record label, the Toronto music scene, the punk rock revival, basement concerts, the one and only Tom Holland, and their legendary family van, Vana Montana.

[themusicsweetly]

New photos from Outlander Season 7B

[outlander-online]

UHQ stills from Outlander 7B

📸: FFAway

[weirdlookindog]

Repulsion (1965) - German poster

Artwork by Jan Lenica

[sassenach77yle]

||COUNTDOWN || SEASON 5 EPISODE 08  ||FAMOUS LAST WORDS ||

#83daysofoutlander☆

Jemmy was squirming and crying underneath him. He sat up slowly, and gathered the little boy up into his arms. He noticed, remotely, that his hands were shaking, but he felt curiously blank. The torn skin on his palms stung, and his knee was throbbing. Patting Jemmy’s back in automatic comfort, he turned his head toward the wood and saw the Indian standing at the edge of the trees, bow in hand.

It occurred to him, dimly, to look for the wolf. It was nosing at the pig’s carcass, no more than a few feet from Jamie, but his father-in-law was paying it no mind at all.

He too was staring at the Indian.

“Ian,” he said softly, and a look of incredulous joy blossomed slowly through the smears of mud, grass, and blood. “Oh, Christ. It’s Ian.”

108 TULACH ARD

[renthony]

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Gods and Monsters is a 1998 film directed by Bill Condon, written by Bill Condon and Christopher Bram, and starring Ian McKellen and Brendan Fraser. The movie is a fictionalized narrative inspired by the life and death of James Whale, the real-life queer director behind 1931's Frankenstein and 1935's Bride of Frankenstein. It's based on the novel Father of Frankenstein by Christopher Bram.

The story has fictionalized elements, so if you're interested in the true history of James Whale, you'll have to do some extra research. Still, I enjoyed the movie. It's a story of an elderly gay man living in his own shadow, trying to find someone to connect with while the world moves on without him.

It's not a happy movie, but it fucked me up in a good, haunting sort of way. I highly recommend it to anyone who wants to have a good cry about queer history and our elders, as well as to anyone who's into Frankenstein or queer media history. Clive Barker was the film's executive producer, and there's a great behind-the-scenes documentary on the DVD where he and other crew members talk about queer history, media, and art.

The movie has a gut-punch ending and carries a few big trigger warnings, with the biggest being suicide by drowning, so be sure to check its Does the Dog Die page before watching. This isn't a "feel good" sort of movie, but I've always thought we need space for stories about queer pain, too.

Here's the trailer:

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[thefrsers]

No wonder you’re so fond of her, Uncle. She must be a rare comfort to you.

[esqueletosgays]

GODS AND MONSTERS (1998)

Director: Bill Condon Cinematography: Stephen M. Katz

[cajon-desastre]

It's the hardest thing in the world to go on being aware of someone else's pain.

Pat Barker

[alicent-targaryen]

YOUNG IAN ▸ Outlander, 7.6

[theboys14]

CLEOPATRICK at The Echo!!

I have neglected this blog for far too long apologies good friends

[fernvehx]

new Season 7 bts y'all! 🍃

[themusicsweetly]

"Ian and Claire and Jamie have come home," Roberts notes. "They've brought Jamie's cousin's body back home. And in season 3, when Jamie left Scotland, he made a promise that he would return one day and this is that return. He's bringing Claire with him, and obviously, Ian wants to go home and see his family as well. We packed the house. It's this big homecoming, and there might be some other special guests too." —Matthew B. Roberts for EW

—First look at Claire, Jamie, and Young Ian at Lallybroch in Outlander Season 7B

[outlander-online]

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