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Ranking Twelve Depictions of Anne Boleyn: Part 2

The second part of my three-part ranking of on-screen Anne Boleyn portrayals is out now! This time, it's the middling bunch.

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13 icons of Claire Foy with pixie cut requsted by anonymous

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-find them on my ICON PAGE

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Je suis en train de relire Hana Kimi une douzaine d'années après la 1ère fois (j'ai juste vu et revu le drama entre temps). Et vraiment toujours une de mes œuvres préférées. Lire avec un œil adulte (et plus ouvert sur la culture queer et féministe) donne une profondeur en plus.

Étonnée de voir que, à part quelques petits trucs, c'est pas trop dégradant ??? Notamment sur la question queer. Il y a juste des infos un peu dépassées, mais le manga est aussi vieux que moi. Il y a eu du progrès entre temps.

J'aime vraiment tous les persos, même si je dois avouer que Umeda l'infirmier scolaire et sa grande sœur sont des ICONES. Même si certains actes ne sont pas pros (montrer un nude à un élève ??? C'est pour l'humour mais euh ok)

Maintenant que je vis sur Osaka, je vois pleins de petites réfs à la ville (oui, les Kitsune Udon ont effectivement un bouillon plus clair que dans le kanto).

Et j'apprends quoi ??? Que le manga va avoir sa 1ère adaptation en animé dans pas longtemps ???

J'en suis à la moitié de ma relecture et je passe un très bon moment.

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'A BBC reporter has come under fire for a BAFTA red carpet interview to actor Andrew Scott, which fans have deemed inappropriate.

Scott stars in Andrew Haigh's acclaimed heart-wrenching drama All of Us Strangers, also featuring Paul Mescal, Claire Foy and Jamie Bell. The movie received six nominations at the BAFTAs, but didn't win any awards.

During a red carpet chat with Scott before the ceremony, BBC journalist Colin Paterson asked the Fleabag star about his friendship with fellow actor Barry Keoghan, the lead of Emerald Fennell's Saltburn.

The reporter asked Scott if he knew Keoghan "well", to which he replied: "I know Barry, yeah."

Paterson then pressed Scott for his reaction to Saltburn's now-iconic final scene, seeing Keoghan dancing completely naked through the titular mansion to Sophie Ellis Bextor's 'Murder on the Dancefloor'.

"Your reaction when you first saw the naked dance scene at the end of Saltburn?" the reporter asked, to which Scott politely insisted he didn't want to "spoil" the film for viewers.

Despite Scott looking visibly uncomfortable, the interviewer carried on, asking the star "how well" he knew Keoghan, hinting at the prosthetic talk surrounding Saltburn's full-frontal nude scene.

"There is a lot of talk about prosthetics. How well do you know him?", the journalist asked, to which Scott grimaced and shook his head before walking away. "Too much?" Paterson said as Scott left.

Viewers were left baffled at the moment, with many taking to Twitter/X to voice their outrage.

"Utter disgrace," one user wrote, branding the interview "truly disgusting".

"Andrew Scott was present at BAFTA to promote his film that has received multiple nominations, and this is the question you chose to ask?" the post continued.

"Even after seeing Scott uneasy, the guy carried on. Truly disgusting!"

"This is frankly disgusting," another person said.

"Andrew Scott is there to support his multiple nominated film and THIS is what you ask? Then when he looks visibly uncomfortable the guy carried on. Truly horrid."

Digital Spy has reached out to the BBC for comment.'

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British icons Sirs Lenny Henry, Michael Palin and Simon Russell Beale have also been announced and will play “a trio of mystical wise men from the Land of Know-Alls.”

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yours truly struggled so you can rejoice & craft iconic (bi)rate ocs with these fcs to your hearts content! click for full quality. list of actress names and where to find their period appropriate performances under the cut.

zethu dlomo in black sails.

mia tomlinson in the lost pirate kingdom.

yasmine al massri in crossbones.

lise slabber in black sails.

keira knightley in potc

tracy ifeachor in crossbones.

zoe seldana in potc.

han hyo joo in the pirates: the last royal treasure.

claire saget in black sails.

jessica parker kennedy in black sails.

claire foy in crossbones.

crystal yu in doctor who as ching shih.

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Andrew Scott & Claire Foy at a taping of Happy, Sad, Confused Live with Josh Horowitz at Symphony Space.

Takeaways:

Claire Foy is a an absolute gem! Confirmed.

Andrew got emotional again at the idea that a movie like All of Us Strangers would have even been made when he was younger and that he’d be able to be in it. You can really feel how much he loves this one and how much it means to him. I swear to god I nearly cried too. So sweet.

Claire brought up something so interesting that I hadn't really thought about after my first viewing of the movie -- That when a child loses their parents, obviously the child is losing so much. But the parent also loses the ability to be apart of their child's life. I guess as someone who doesn't have kids, I hadn't really thought about that. But that idea that you would have kids and then not be able to watch them grow up is gut wrenching. I can't imagine.

Claire loves the word “Surrender”. Hard agree.

Andrew hates the word “Wednesday”.

They reenacted that scene from Harry Met Sally and let me tell you…. Iconic.

Andrew has read all of the “filthy, feral” things you’ve posted about him on the internet. But he’s sorta…. Okay with it? 😂

I have to find me someone who looks at me the way Andrew looks at Jamie Dornan giving his detailed recipe of roasted potatoes. 

Andrew wants to bring Vanya to New York! 🙌🏽

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Women Talking (2022)

dir. Sarah Polley

As in the title, we can say, the film presents the story of women talking in a discussion forum, weighing their actions in order to have a better worth-living life. Whether it is by staying or leaving.

Here are couple of things I try to highlight from this film:

The plot is simple. The set is mostly taken in one place, but I didn’t find the film boring at all. In less then two hours there’s no wasteful scene, there’s no plot hole either. Every scene tells something useful about the story ✨

The conflict is clear: sexual assault. Attackers (men) keep coming like a nightmare for the women. It's not easy for women — who live in the religious community — to be brave. And somehow in this story they did. That's what made the film has a powerful story, and thanks to Miriam Toews for writing the book so this film exists 🫶🏼

Rooney Mara in blonde is something. Her character, Ona, is very calm and wise. How she thinks and speaks her mind is so admirable 👱🏻‍♀️

Claire Foy's acting is so excellent. The anger is sensibly raging, the tense she created makes the film's turbulence feel real.

Well, to be fair, all of the cast deserve a clap for the role they brought very well 👏

The shooting technique was a well-done job. The details and the landscape portrayed in a good picture make this film even more cinematic and interesting 🎥

And the dialogues, they are genius. Like they were being stitched carefully word by word. I think this is why I didn't feel bored at all while watching this film.

I love to listen to what they're saying because every word matters. Like a speech or a debate, some good quotes were coming out and, of course, there were interruptions that made the chit chat so alive 🌱

Don’t forget about the costume. It is exactly the most iconic part of this film. Even if the story’s events took place in the present time, due to the isolated life they have from modern civilization, the dress they wore looks so classic in black and other dark colors with one typical form, and I found it beautiful.

Lastly, even if the rating is good, I don't hear much about this film. I think this film is so underrated (among all of Oscars' Best Picture nominees) and more people need to know how awesome this film is. I call it: the real cinema 🎞️

“Does entering the kingdom of heaven mean nothing to any of you?”

“Surely there must be something worth living for in this life, not only in the next.”

@roasted-chips

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The Magic Faraway Tree Movie: Rebecca Ferguson Joins Classic

Enid Blyton is getting the Hollywood treatment once again, and this time, her beloved children's classic The Magic Faraway Tree is about to be brought to life in a way that’ll have both nostalgia enthusiasts and newcomers intrigued. With the final casting announcement now out, one name that’s causing quite the buzz is Rebecca Ferguson. Known for her roles in Dune, Mission Impossible, and Silo, Ferguson is set to play Dame Snap, a character whose name might sound charming but whose demeanor is anything but. A Darkly Magical Tale The Magic Faraway Tree isn’t just another stroll through the enchanted forest—it’s a deep dive into the world of make-believe, where every tree branch hides a new world and each character is more whimsical than the last. However, don’t let the whimsicality fool you. With Ferguson’s casting, it’s clear that the filmmakers are leaning into the darker, more sinister side of Blyton’s creation. Dame Snap, the terrifying headmistress, is one of those characters that kept kids (and probably some parents) up at night. Ferguson’s portrayal is bound to add an edge that will make you question your childhood memories in the best way possible. Director Ben Gregor couldn’t be more excited about Ferguson joining the cast, describing her as “a towering screen presence, one of the finest actors of her generation.” And honestly, when you look at her filmography, it’s hard to disagree. Ferguson has played everything from a seductive spy in Mission Impossible to a powerful aristocrat in Dune, and now, she’s set to become one of Blyton’s most iconic villains. Imagine Dame Snap with a touch of Ferguson’s intense energy—sounds terrifyingly delightful, right? Star-Studded Ensemble But Ferguson isn’t the only big name attached to this project. Andrew Garfield, the versatile star who’s swung between indie hits and superhero blockbusters, is also on board. Whether he’s playing a soldier on the battlefield (Hacksaw Ridge) or a ticking time bomb of creativity (tick, tick... BOOM!), Garfield has proven that he can do it all. Now, he’s set to bring that same level of depth to The Magic Faraway Tree, a story that’s as much about the internal journey of its characters as it is about the external adventures. And let’s not forget Claire Foy. With her Golden Globe and Emmy-winning portrayal of Queen Elizabeth II in The Crown, Foy has shown that she can handle complex characters with grace and nuance. In The Magic Faraway Tree, her role is still under wraps, but given the talent attached, you can bet it’ll be one to watch. Nostalgia Meets New Age For those who grew up with Enid Blyton, The Magic Faraway Tree is a nostalgic trip down memory lane. But this film isn’t just about recreating a beloved book; it’s about reimagining it for a new generation. With its blend of dark fantasy, adventure, and a hint of the eerie, the movie promises to be as enchanting as it is unsettling. And with Rebecca Ferguson leading the charge as Dame Snap, it’s safe to say this is one adaptation you won’t want to miss. Should You Watch It? If you’re a fan of fantasy films, classic children’s literature, or just great acting, The Magic Faraway Tree should be on your radar. With its stellar cast, experienced production team, and a story that has stood the test of time, this movie is poised to be a hit. And if you’ve ever wanted to revisit your childhood, but with a bit more edge, this is your chance. Read the full article

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Icons Claire foy ❤️

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Je vous aime de l'amour de Yeshoua Hamashiah ❤⚘️

NOUS SOMMES DES SOLDATS DE YESHOUA HAMASHIAH.

Voici trois version biblique de ce verset :

{ 2 Timothée 2:3 }

Louis Segond

"Souffre avec moi, comme un bon soldat de Yeshoua Hamashiah."

Martin Bible

"Toi donc, endure les travaux, comme un bon soldat de Yeshoua Hamashiah."

Darby Bible

"Prends ta part des souffrances comme un bon soldat de Yeshoua Hamashiah"

Dans ce verset il est question de souffrance. Certe, personnes n'aimes souffrir , et Yeshoua Hamashiah a déjà souffert à notre place ! Nous pouvons raisonner ainsi, et cela est juste. Yeshoua Hamashiah a dit à ses disciples "que si Il l'ont persécutés, eux (nous) aussi seront persécutés comme lui." Tous ceux qui veulent vivrent une vie pieuse en Yeshoua Hamashiah auront à combattre le bon combat.

{1 Timothée 1:18}

"Le commandement que je t'adresse, Timothée, mon enfant, selon les prophéties faites précédemment à ton sujet, c'est que, d'après elles, tu combattes le bon combat"

Certe "nous n'avons pas à combattre la chaire et le sang mais les puissances spirituelles des ténèbres " . Il est claire que chaque vrais croyant en Christ doit être un soldat pour . Ceux qui n'ont pas de combat spirituelle ne sont pas vraiment de vrais croyant en Christ et le diable ne s'inquiète pas d'eux. Si nous sommes si souvent attaqué c'est que le diable sais comment et notre foi qui ce démontre par notre amour pour Dieu et pour notre prochain, et qu'il a peur que nous gagnions des âmes pour le Royaume de Dieu. C'est pour cela qu'il veux nous affaiblir dans notre foi , en nous accablant de culpabilité, d'abattements et de découragement ainsi que par le rejet, ou même par de fausses croyance(mensonge). Il utilise souvent sans qu'ils le savent, notre famille et même nos frères et soeurs de l'assemblée que nous fréquentons.

{Éphésiens 6:11-18}

"Revêtez-vous de toutes les armes de Dieu, afin de pouvoir tenir ferme contre les ruses du diable."

Nous avons été revêtu de l'armure de Dieu à notre nouvelle naissance de l'Esprit de Dieu. Yeshoua Hamashiah savait que nous aurions à combattre ces forces spirituelle des ténèbres. C'est pour cela qu'IL nous a envoier le Saint-Esprit, et Sa Parole, IL nous a donné la foi, tout cela sont des armes pour combattre les ruses du diable.

{Hébreux 10:32}

"Souvenez-vous de ces premiers jours, où, après avoir été éclairés, vous avez soutenu un grand combat au milieu des souffrances"

Les premiers jours de notre nouvelle naissance de l'Esprit de Dieu et souvent très éprouvant car c'est à ce moment là que nous sommes le plus attaqué par les ruses du diable , en mettant en nous la culpabilité et le doute. Mais Yeshoua Hamashiah est là avec nous tout les jours. Comme le dit Paul :

{2 Timothée 3:11}

"mes persécutions, mes souffrances. A quelles souffrances n'ai-je pas été exposé à Antioche, à Icone, à Lystre? Quelles persécutions n'ai-je pas supportées? Et le Seigneur m'a délivré de toutes."

Résistons au diable et soumettons nous totalement à Dieu, et le diable fuira loin de nous.

En Christ pour toujours❤⚘️

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I love your icons, they are gorgeous! You're the best iconmaker on Tumblr, IMO! Thank you for all your hard work. If you ever have the urge, I would love to see some of Claire Foy when she had her pixie haircut era (during First Man). Dankeschön!

This is so nice! Thank you for making my day, nonnie!

Posted them HERE!