#idris carter

[upwards-descent]

I love mashing my OCs with my boyfriend's and making them kiss

[giveamadeuschohisownmovie]

Who are the cast members in your Die Hard-style action movie?

You are trying to enjoy Christmas Eve when the hotel you’re staying at is attacked by terrorists. The terrorist leader is played by (Pick the actor based on what your first name starts with):

A: Jeremy Renner

B: Don Cheadle

C: Gary Oldman

D: Idris Elba

E: Charlize Theron

F: Michelle Rodriguez

G: Iwan Rheon

H: Lena Headey

I: Gabriel Luna

J: Lee Byung-hun

K: Cate Blanchett

L: Robert Downey Jr.

M: Josh Brolin

N: Tom Hiddleston

O: Jason Statham

P: Edward Norton

Q: Jon Bernthal

R: Benicio Del Toro

S: Ron Perlman

T: Kate Winslet

U: John Travolta

V: Hiroyuki Sanada

W: Matt Damon

X: Helena Bonham Carter

Y: Halle Berry

Z: Samuel L. Jackson

Now you must use your wits in order to save the day, especially since the terrorists are holding your husband/wife captive. Your husband/wife is played by (Pick the actor based on what your last name starts with. Also, pick which actor you prefer since there are two options):

A: Pedro Pascal / Winona Ryder

B: Oscar Isaac / May Calamawy

C: Lee Jung-jae / Ming-na Wen

D: Keanu Reeves / Salma Hayek

E: Chris Pine / Karen Gillan

F: Hugh Jackman / Pom Klementieff

G: Ryan Reynolds / Taraji P. Henson

H: Michael B. Jordan / Hailee Steinfeld

I: Tom Holland / Zendaya

J: Steven Yeun / Amber Midthunder

K: Glen Powell / Daisy Edgar-Jones

L: Adam Driver / Emily Blunt

M: Chris Pratt / Melissa Barrera

N: O'Shea Jackson Jr. / Krysten Ritter

O: Gerard Butler / Brie Larson

P: John Cena / Emilia Clarke

Q: Vin Diesel / Rashida Jones

R: Rami Malek / Hayley Atwell

S: Robert Pattinson / Ana de Armas

T: Chris Evans / Anna Kendrick

U: Channing Tatum / Camilla Belle

V: Kit Harrington / Zoe Saldana

W: Simu Liu / Alicia Vikander

X: John Cho / Morena Baccarin

Y: Chris Hemsworth / Ali Wong

Z: Riz Ahmed / Chloe Bennet

[cantsayidont]

SNOWFALL (2017–2023): Engrossing if often heavy-handed FX crime drama, co-created by John Singleton (with Eric Amadio and Dave Andron): a fictionalized account of how a CIA operation to fund anticommunist Contra death squads in Nicaragua in the 1980s sparked the crack cocaine trade in the U.S., focusing on a bright young Black man named Franklin Saint (Damson Idris), who becomes L.A.'s (fictional) first crack kingpin in increasingly uneasy partnership with twitchy, dweebish white CIA officer Teddy McDonald (Carter Hudson), who will do almost anything to keep the money and guns flowing, with ultimately ruinous consequences for all concerned.

As with any serialized drama lasting six seasons, the pacing is uneven and some plot threads get dropped without resolution, and like Singleton's early films, it can't resist periodically veering into contrivance-laden melodrama (although it's at least less strident than BOYZ N THE HOOD or HIGHER LEARNING). However, it's consistently interesting, anchored by some very strong performances — particularly Idris and Angela Lewis, as Franklin's aunt Lou — and its '80s setting is more convincingly realized than many recent period pieces, with a few nods to the life of Singleton himself, who was a teenager in South L.A. at the time the story takes place. Probably its biggest flaw is that its Latinx characters, even the ongoing ones, are rarely allowed to rise above stereotype (and the most complex Latina character, played by Emily Rios, departs after Season 2), although nearly all the Black characters, who are centered throughout, are refreshingly three-dimensional.

CONTAINS LESBIANS? Franklin's Aunt Lou — one of the show's best characters — is bisexual, and in the early seasons has a difficult, on-again-off-again relationship with a ruthless lesbian club owner (Judith Scott). VERDICT: Doesn't quite live up to its more grandiose ambitions, and the unnecessarily protracted, relentlessly downbeat finale leaves a sour taste, but it's still among the best shows of its genre: BREAKING BAD without the blorbofication, THE WIRE without the paternalistic cop apologism. Note that the final season needs CWs for threats of sexual violence, which are pretty rough.

[goodgarbs]

Food & Beverage| Hennessy Recruits Teyana Taylor & Damson Idris In New Campaign

Singer/songwriter Teyana Taylor and renowned actor Damson Idris are recruited by Hennessy for their new “Made for More” campaign. With a full goal to “shake up perceptions”, Hennessy is taking this time to preview 5 cocktails and off-beat mixing videos. The campaign was captured by Andreas Nilsson and produced by Wieden+Kennedy Amsterdam, showcasing the two stars in a series of short films…

[suchananewsblog]

Is ‘Dear Edward’ Based On A True Story? A Real Plane Crash Inspired The Apple TV+ Series

Apple TV+‘s Dear Edward, a new drama from Friday Night Lights and Parenthood creator Jason Katims, tells a story that seems almost too bizarre to be true. But is it? The 10-episode series, which dropped its first three episodes on February 3, is an adaptation of Ann Napolitano’s 2020 novel of the same name. The series follows a 12-year-old boy named Edward (Colin O’Brien), who became the sole…

[cityof2morrow]

Gallery Collection 001

Published: 2-21-2024 | Updated: N/A SUMMARY This is the first in a series of upcoming investment objects for Sims 2 – things your sims can use to generate income over time. From 1975-2000, Anheuser-Busch, Inc. commissioned 30 paintings of African kings and queens for an extended outreach and marketing campaign. This set of paintings features artwork from this amazing series. Celebrate Black History Month 2024! #co2bhm #bhm2024 #sims2bhm.   *No copyright infringement intended – I own no rights to these images.

DETAILS Requires Sims 2. Requires Apartment Life for shiftability. §1K-15K | Buy > Deco > Wall Hangings Paintings are centered on 1-tile but cover more tiles than that. They come in various gallery sizes and images have been edited to fit the mesh. After purchase, their value increases by approximately 2% daily – watch out for burglars! Files with “MESH” in their name are REQUIRED. Frame recolors include EA/Maxis and yeti textures. Frame and painting recolors are merged into two files so you’ll have to take them or leave them. ITEMS Great Kings & Queens of Africa: Paintings 001-006 (92-764 poly) DOWNLOAD (choose one) from SFS | from MEGA

IMAGES

Akhenaton Pharaoh of Egypt (1375-1358 BC) by Barbara Higgins Bond

Alfonso I King of the Kongo (circa 1486-1543) by Carl Owens (1929-2002)

Askia Muhammaed Toure King of Songhay (1493-1529) by Leo Dillon

Benhanzin Hossu Bowelle—The King Shark (1841-1906) by Thomas Blackshear II

Cleopatra VII Queen of Egypt (69-30 BC) by Ann Marshall

Hannibal Ruler of Carthage (247-183 BC) by Charles Lilly

Hatshepsut The Ablest Queen of Far Antiquity (1503-1482 BC) by Dean Mitchell

Idris Alooma Sultan of Bornu (1580-1617) by Charles Lilly (1949-)

Ja Ja King of the Opobo (1821-1891) by Jonathan Knight

Khama III The Good King of Bechuanaland (1819-1923) by Carl Owens

Makeda Queen of Sheba (960 BC) by Debra Edgerton

Mansa Kankan Musa King of Mali (1306-1337) by Barbara Higgins Bond

Menelek II King of Kings of Abyssinia (1844-1913) by Dow Miller

Moshoeshoe King of Batsutoland (circa 1786-1870) by Jerry Pinkney

Mwana Ngana Ndumba Tembo—Ruler of the Angolan Tchokwe (1840-1880 circa) by Kenneth Calvert

Nandi Queen of Zululand (1778-1826 AD) by HM Rahsaan Fort II

Nefertari Nubian Queen of Egypt (192-1225 BC) by Steve Clay

Nehanda of Zimbabwe (1862-1898) by Lydia Thompson

Nzingha—Amazon Queen of Matambo (1582-1663) by Dorothy Carter

Osei Tutu King of Asante (circa 1650-1717) by Alfred Smith

Queen Amina of Zaria (1588-1589) by Floyd Cooper

Samory Toure The Black Napoleon of the Sudan (1830-1900) by Ezra Tucker

Shaka-King of the Zulus (1787-1828) by Paul Collins

Shamba Bolongongo African King of Peace (1600-1620) by Roy LaGrone

Sunni Ali Beer King of Songhay (circa 1442-1492) by Leo Dillon

Taharqa King of Nubia (710-664 BC) by John Thomas Biggers

Tenkamenin King of Ghana (1037-1075 AD) by Alexander Bostic

Thutmose III Pharaoh of Egypt (753-712 BC) by Antonio Wade

Tiye The Nubian Queen of Egypt (circa 1415-1340 BC) by Leonard Jenkins

Yaa Asantewa Queen of Ghana (1863-1923) by Barbara Higgins Bond CREDITS No copyright infringement intended – I own no rights to these images. Artwork and trademarks are the property of their respective creators and/or owners. If this exceeds fair use, please contact me via private message. Thanks: Simming and Sketchfab Communities. Sources: Any Color You Like (CuriousB, 2010), Beyno (Korn via BBFonts), Console Certificates (d_dgjdhh, 2019; 2011), EA/Maxis, Gyeongbokgung Sajeongjeon Painting (National Heritage Administration, 2024 via CCA; Sketchfab), Great Kings and Queens of Africa Series (Anheuser-Busch, Inc., 1975-2000; Kentake, 2016), Offuturistic Infographic (Freepik), Painting by Zdzislaw Beksinski (Sosnowski, 2018 via CCA), Yeti Metals (Shastakiss, 2017).

[blkdivinefeminine]

➻ introduction: Ramona Iris James Carter’s life was a game set before she even picked up a racket. Born into a familial legacy that painted the world in the hues of tennis, she was crafted to become the next muse that would sustain the legacy forever. But to Ramona herself, she was a blank canvas, reaching out for an unattainable path, one that seemed otherworldly for someone like her. That unattainable dream was the muse she was subconsciously bonded to—her collection of secret canvases, smeared and absorbed in all the colors she envied to embody, colors she longed to belong to without ever worrying about being a burden.

But she wasn’t the only burden in her family; burdens carried significant weight within the James-Carter lineage, with tennis being a central part of it. This burden led the passionate lovers from both sides of the highest courts to a rocky divorce and her father, tennis sensation Idris Carter, to resign from the tennis world. Their divorce sparked headline after headline, becoming a never-ending baseline rally, with Ramona’s heart caught in the midst of it all. To her, tennis became a poison—one her mother forcefully injected into her heart. Meanwhile, her father set it free, allowing her to find the color she had been missing for so long.

For Ramona, color became more fluid and present from the moment she first exchanged glances and smiles with the shy blond boy who lived across the street from her and her father, who she spent her early school days and nights with, whom her father also coached, and the brunette boy she met who nearly hit her with his bike, who lived across the street from her mother, with whom she spent her long summers.

At the age of twelve, due to rising tensions among her parents, their paths were all interwoven when her mother enrolled her in boarding school at the Mark Rebellato Academy. There, the three of them formed a bond they deemed unbreakable; and though tennis never remained in her favor, they truly helped heal a part of her through it . They were each other’s muses.

That was until Tashi Duncan.

The name she heard so frequently escape from her mother’s lips like a fresh breath of air. Almost so much, it seemed as though she loved her more than her own daughter.

Tashi and Ramona knew each other briefly. They met each other at the age of ten when her mother brought her to a tennis tournament in Washington. Ever since then, it became quite a tradition whenever Ramona had her school breaks. They tolerated each other and were also surprisingly quite fond of each other despite their evident differences on and off the court; in that case, their relationship with tennis. Tashi had mostly always won, and Ramona’s mother had always found a way to remind her of it.

So when Tashi’s presence spiraled into the center of their universe throughout the years, Ramona was given no choice but to spiral downwards along with it.

Color becoming lost once again.

[dalekofchaos]

2000 & 2010's Justice League fancast

Hypothetical fancast where the Dark Knight Trilogy and where instead of Superman Returns, Brandon Routh's Superman was a reboot and it all lead to the DCCU and the eventual Justice League. This would be my Hypothetical fancast

Justice League phases

Phase 1. White Martians

Phase 2. Injustice League

Phase 3. Darkseid

My other DC fancasts

DCEU recast

Burtonverse Recast

1940′s Batman

90′s Justice League

Reevesverse Batman

Gunnverse Batman

Superman

Wonder Woman

The Flash

Green Lantern

Aquaman

Justice League

Green Arrow

Teen Titans

Suicide Squad

Justice League Dark

Batman Beyond

The Dark Knight Returns

Telltale’s Batman

Injustice

Legion Of Doom

Birds Of Prey

Christian Bale as Batman

Brandon Routh as Superman

Morena Baccarin as Wonder Woman

Hayden Christensen as The Flash/Barry Allen

Alexander Skarsgard as Aquaman

Nathan Fillion as Green Lantern

Josh Holloway as Green Arrow

Yvonne Strahovski as Black Canary

Lance Reddick as Martian Manhunter

Idris Elba as Green Lantern/John Stewart

Cameron Monaghan as Wally West

Sean Bean as Hawkman/Carter Hall

Riley Keough as Hawkgirl/Shayera Hall

First movie's villains will be the White Martian invasion to unite everyone

Billy Zane as Lex Luthor(Recasting Lex for obvious reasons)

Heath Ledger as The Joker

Charlize Theron as Cheetah

Sam Worthington as Captain Cold

Mark Strong as Sinestro

Michael Jai White as Black Manta

Kevin Durand as Solomon Grundy

Richard Armitage as Merlyn

Lucy Liu as White Canary

Christopher Judge as Darkseid

Tom Baker as Highfather

Garrett Hedlund as Orion

Kathy Bates as Granny Goodness

Andy Serkis as Kalibak

Ralph Fiennes as DeSaad

Gerard Butler as Steppenwolf

[harrowscore]

☆ get to know me better

i was tagged by my dear @dumspirosperos - thank you, nat ❤️

name/nickname: val.

middle name: none.

pronouns: she/her.

gender: female.

sexual orientation: straight/maybe somewhere on the ace spectrum. who knows.

age: 30.

zodiac sign: virgo.

birthday: 23rd august.

relationship status: single, baby 🔥

work field/studying: ..... unemployed atm. technically i write books? and i mean to start a career (hopefully) as a freelance translator next year, so i'll need to work for my official certificates for that. these last few years have been awful mental health-wise and tbh i'm still recovering, so i'm taking it a bit slowly.

favorite colors: indigo and blue in general + black.

some of your favorite movies: the prince of egypt, red shoes, panna a netvor (the monster and the maiden), sabrina (1954), a clockwork orange.

some of your favorite bands: queen, pink floyd, muse, evanescence, within temptation.

some of your favorite singers: florence welch, halsey, elisa, hozier, franco battiato, fabrizio de andré.

some of your favorite books: les misérables + notre-dame de paris by victor hugo, wuthering heights by emily brontë, jane eyre by charlotte brontë, deathless by catherynne m. valente, the bloody chamber and other stories by angela carter, the neapolitan novels by elena ferrante, the locked tomb by tamsyn muir.

some of your favorite songs: the show must go on by queen, the title track from the phantom of the opera, muddy waters by lp, la rondine by mango, the song to the moon from anton dvorak's rusalka.

some of your favorite actors/actresses: audrey hepburn, amy adams, viola davis, anya taylor joy, james mcavoy, joaquin phoenix, saoirse ronan, florence pugh, iu (who is also a singer).

some of your favorite tv shows: the queen's gambit, sharp objects, dark, black sails, my ahjussi, breaking bad.

celebrity crushes: not really a celeb crushes person, but i find oscar isaac, idris elba, michael b. jordan + some classic cinema men like gregory peck and alain delon extremely handsome 😳😳 as for the ladies, imo hedy lamarr is, like, the most gorgeous woman of all time 😍

tagging @mircallaruthven, @rappaccini, @cafeleningrad, @pasdetrois, @pristina-nomine, @pontipines and anyone else who wants to do this! (no pressure, of course)

[gameofthunder66]

-(started) watchin' Season 6- 2/24/2023- on Hulu (FX)

FX has renewed the Snowfall TV series for a sixth and final season. https://buff.ly/3LGOtkr Do you keep up with this crime drama? Will you be sorry to see it end or, is six seasons a good place to end it? https://ift.tt/WrLN1O6

[negative-speedforce]

Fancasting the Chiss Ascendancy

Jeri Ryan as Ar'alani

Halle Berry as Wutroow

Simu Liu as Samakro

Michelle Dockery as Lakinda/Ziinda

Allison Pill as Thalias

Leah Sava Jeffries as Che'ri

Amy Adams as Roscu

Jim Carter as Ba'kif

Idris Elba as Ja'fosk

Evan Evagora as Eli Vanto

[cantsayidont]

Some recentish shows of note, or lack thereof:

COUNT ABDULLA: Charming comedy about a Pakistani doctor who gets turned into a vampire by a white vamp with a fetish for brown men, and the many complications that ensue. Not so much a horror story as a witty parable about the travails of being a person of color in Tory Britain today. (So, a horror story after all, then.) Jaime Winstone needs to dial it back, but the rest of the cast delights.

DEADLOCH: Snarky comedy-mystery by a well-known Australian comedy team, about mismatched cops investigating a gruesome murder in a small town. The mystery is clever; the payoff is blah; and despite the predominantly female, mostly LGBT cast, the humor is awfully reliant on misogynistic and homophobic cracks that frequently cross a line from "laughing with" to "laughing at."

HIJACK: Tense but very contrived seven-part thriller about the hijacking of a British airliner on a seven-hour-flight from Dubai to London, with passenger Idris Elba the wildcard. Gripping, but not terribly plausible, and the many false climaxes become exhausting, especially if you watch the episodes back to back.

THE LAZARUS PROJECT: Convoluted, intermittently fascinating, unpleasantly mean Sky sci-fi thriller about an app developer named George Addo (Paapa Essiedu), who's drawn into a secret organization that can undo world-ending disasters (natural or manmade) by resetting time to a predetermined save point, like a video game, although this has harrowing consequences for the handful of people capable of remembering the repeated resets. At first, this is basically just window dressing for grim espionage procedural nonsense, with some extremely questionable character motivations, but after a relentlessly bleak midsection, the first season finds its dramatic footing in the unexpectedly interesting final episodes, in which the premise is pushed to its breaking point and the grimness gives way to black comedy. This is the note on which the considerably more complicated second season begins, but it again grows uglier and bleaker as it goes on, and any sympathy for George, positioned at the start of the show as a relatable everyman, has long since evaporated. There are some provocative ideas and a number of surprisingly funny moments, but the whole story is predicated on pushing the characters into morally compromised positions (one assumes creator Joe Barton always has a browser tab open to the TV Tropes "Moral Event Horizon" page), and the fact that some of the (many) atrocities the characters perpetrate in hopes of fixing the existential catastrophes they've set in motion are subsequently undone doesn't make them any easier to stomach. Anjli Mohindra (who plays Archie, the veteran agent who initially recruits George into the project) remains frustratingly under-utilized in both seasons.

THE MORNING SHOW: Big-budget, all-star TV news drama is all dressed up with nothing to say, undone at every turn by truly spineless whataboutism and a centrist world view so gormless it makes Aaron Sorkin seem like Alexander Berkman. Reese Witherspoon is pretty good as closeted bisexual cohost Bradley Jackson, but costar Jennifer Anniston's limited range becomes a problem, particularly as the quality of the scripts declines noticeably in later seasons. You could always just watch BROADCAST NEWS.

THE OTHER BLACK GIRL: Disjointed adaptation of the 2021 Zakiya Dalila Harris novel scores when it focus on the workplace drama of a young Black woman in a painfully white publishing company, but trips over its own feet in its attempts to also be a paranoid thriller, with plenty of bad vibes that never add up to a coherent sense of threat and a conspiracy plot that doesn't really make any sense.

THE PERIPHERAL: Misfired adaptation of the 2014 William Gibson novel is executive-produced by the same people as the recent WESTWORLD series and has the same problems: big ideas that don't translate into action and an infuriating tendency to consign characters of color to marginal or villainous roles. Worse, it eventually becomes clear that several more compelling characters have been sidelined in favor of the poor white trash leads (Chloë Grace Moretz and Jack Reynor), who are neither very interesting nor especially sympathetic.

WHO IS ERIN CARTER?: Kinetic but preposterous seven-part action thriller with Evin Ahmad as a suburban mom in Barcelona who is secretly an incredible badass with a shady past. Basically a violent Walter Mitty fantasy for soccer moms who love the JOHN WICK movies, with a showy supporting role for Denise Gough from ANDOR.

[william-carthe]

c'est quoi survival end ? ca raconte quoi ?

Bonjour, bonjour p'tit·e anonyme,

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Qu'est-ce que raconte SURVIVAL E.N.D ?

SURVIVAL E.N.D est un récit fictif post-apo/dystopique dans lequel on suit deux personnages : Kaiden Carter et Roxan Idris. Dans un monde où la civilisation telle que l'on l'a connue n'est plus qu'un vague souvenir, nos deux protagonistes tentent de survivre comme ils le peuvent.

La particularité de SURVIVAL E.N.D repose dans la condition plutôt particulière du duo que vous allez suivre. En effet, Kaiden et Roxan sont tous deux infectés par ce qui a détruit la société. Curieux·se ? Je ne vais pas spoiler ma propre histoire ;')

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Si le cœur vous en dit, je vous invite à vous rendre sur Wattpad et de taper "William-Carthe" dans la barre de recherche.

Si jamais la flemme est votre meilleur compagnon, voici le lien :

[brittanishqs]

mw fcs

get  ready  because  the  list  is  long:  emma  d'arcy,  quintessa  swindell,  dua  saleh,  poppy  liu,  asia  kate  dillon,  lizeth  selene,  emma  corrin,  janelle  monae,  yaya  dacosta,  liv  hewson,  celeste  o'connor,  zion  moreno,  aj  clementine,  jessie  mei  li,  serena  motola,  mimi  keene,  nana  komatsu,  davika  hoorne,  chase  sui  wonders,  maia  reficco,  chandler  kinney,  zaria  simone,  ayo  edebiri,  lola  tung,  anya  chalotra,  maggie  q,  benjamin  bratt,  jaz  sinclair,  laura  harrier,  zendaya,  courtney  eaton,  hunter  schafer,  jessica  henwick,  medalion  rahimi,  simone  ashley,  khadijha  red  thunder,  zion  moreno,  amita  suman,  olivia  cooke,  ella  purnell,  sophie  thatcher,  yasmin  finney,  rachel  zegler,  bruna  marquezine,  taylor  russell,  alisha  boe,  antonia  gentry,  ashley  moore,  naomi  scott,  natasha  liu  bordizzo,  melis  sezen,  hande  ercel,  aslihan  malbora,  havana  rose  liu,  amy  adams,  jessica  alexander,  grace  van  dien,  danielle  rose  russell,  sarah  snook,  adria  arjona,  ayo  edebiri,  bahar  sahin,  jasmin  savoy  brown,  anne  hathaway,  michelle  yeoh,  anya  taylor-joy,  lucy  liu,  viola  davis,  ming  na  wen,  sandra  oh,  gemma  chan,  maddie  phillips,  park  sooyoung,  jamie  chung,  tati  gabrielle,  sydney  park,  hoyeon  jung,  brittany  o'grady,  lily  gladstone,  savannah  lee  smith,  nicola  coughlan,  greta  onieogou,  kylie  verzosa,  moon  gayoung,  madeleine  madden,  ni  ni,  alba  flores,  gugu  mbatha  raw,  adeline  rudolph,  cierra  ramirez,  kiki  layne,  ryan  destiny,  zoey  luna,  lovie  simone,  blu  hunt,  park  sooyoung,  im  jinah,  samantha  logan,  tessa  thompson,  mint  ranchwaree,  yara  shahidi,  zorzo  natharuetai,  sobhita  dhulipala,  mookda  narinrak,  namtan  tipnaree,  nychaa  nuttanicha,  pat  chayanit,  nadine  lustre,  wawwa  nicha,  maris  racal,  ayca  aysin  turan,  may  calamawy,  megan  suri,  banita  sandhu,  priscilla  quintana,  brianne  tju,  melis  pamuk,  camila  mendes,  demet  ozdemir,  sophia  ali,  bree  kish,  maddison  bailey,  jeremy  allen  white,  tamino  amir,  mena  massoud,  archie  renaux,  evan  mock,  dev  patel,  taylor  zakhar  perez,  tommy  martinez,  maxence  danet  fauvel,  rege  jean  page,  kiowa  gordon,  d'pharaoh  woon-a-tai,  derek  luh,  apo  nattawin,  tom  blyth,  freddy  carter,  deniz  can  aktas,  emre  bey,  ilhan  sen,  josh  o'connor,  mike  faist,  joseph  quinn,  manny  jacinto,  callum  turner,  alex  landi,  barry  keoughan,  paul  mescal,  rami  malek,  simone  baldasseroni,  woo  do  hwan,  yahya  abdul  mateen  ii,  mason  gooding,  cody  christian,  michael  evans  behling,  jordan  gonzalez,  drew  ray  tanner,  ito  hideaki,  peter  gadiot,  gong  yoo,  michael  b  jordan,  hugh  dancy,  ben  whishaw,  swann  arlaud,  froy  gutierrez,  alex  meraz,  emilio  sakraya,  rahul  kohli,  oscar  isaac,  peter  gadiot,  jonathan  daviss,  danny  ramirez,  kento  yamazaki,  omar  sy,  cillian  murphy,  oliver  jackson-cohen,  brian  michael  smith,  idris  elba,  william  jackson  harper,  lewis  tan.

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[ ANONYMOUS ASKED ... ] MW fcs?

OF COURSE, ANON! sorry that this took so long. i just wanted to make sure i had a lot of suggestions for you! buckle up for a big list! i'd love to see: emma d'arcy, quintessa swindell, dua saleh, poppy liu, asia kate dillon, lizeth selene, emma corrin, janelle monae, yaya dacosta, liv hewson, celeste o'connor, zion moreno, aj clementine, jessie mei li, serena motola, mimi keene, nana komatsu, davika hoorne, chase sui wonders, maia reficco, chandler kinney, zaria simone, ayo edebiri, lola tung, anya chalotra, maggie q, benjamin bratt, jaz sinclair, laura harrier, zendaya, courtney eaton, hunter schafer, jessica henwick, medalion rahimi, simone ashley, khadijha red thunder, zion moreno, amita suman, olivia cooke, ella purnell, sophie thatcher, yasmin finney, rachel zegler, bruna marquezine, taylor russell, alisha boe, antonia gentry, ashley moore, naomi scott, natasha liu bordizzo, melis sezen, hande ercel, aslihan malbora, havana rose liu, amy adams, jessica alexander, grace van dien, danielle rose russell, sarah snook, adria arjona, ayo edebiri, bahar sahin, jasmin savoy brown, anne hathaway, michelle yeoh, anya taylor-joy, lucy liu, viola davis, ming na wen, sandra oh, gemma chan, maddie phillips, park sooyoung, jamie chung, tati gabrielle, sydney park, hoyeon jung, brittany o'grady, lily gladstone, savannah lee smith, nicola coughlan, greta onieogou, kylie verzosa, moon gayoung, madeleine madden, ni ni, alba flores, gugu mbatha raw, adeline rudolph, cierra ramirez, kiki layne, ryan destiny, zoey luna, lovie simone, blu hunt, park sooyoung, im jinah, samantha logan, tessa thompson, mint ranchwaree, yara shahidi, zorzo natharuetai, sobhita dhulipala, mookda narinrak, namtan tipnaree, nychaa nuttanicha, pat chayanit, nadine lustre, wawwa nicha, maris racal, ayca aysin turan, may calamawy, megan suri, banita sandhu, priscilla quintana, brianne tju, melis pamuk, camila mendes, demet ozdemir, sophia ali, bree kish, maddison bailey, jeremy allen white, tamino amir, mena massoud, archie renaux, evan mock, dev patel, taylor zakhar perez, tommy martinez, maxence danet fauvel, rege jean page, kiowa gordon, d'pharaoh woon-a-tai, derek luh, apo nattawin, tom blyth, freddy carter, deniz can aktas, emre bey, ilhan sen, josh o'connor, mike faist, joseph quinn, manny jacinto, callum turner, alex landi, barry keoughan, paul mescal, rami malek, simone baldasseroni, woo dohwan, yahya abdul mateen ii, mason gooding, cody christian, michael evans behling, jordan gonzalez, drew ray tanner, ito hideaki, peter gadiot, gong yoo, michael b jordan, hugh dancy, ben whishaw, swann arlaud, froy gutierrez, alex meraz, emilio sakraya, rahul kohli, oscar isaac, peter gadiot, jonathan daviss, danny ramirez, kento yamazaki, omar sy, cillian murphy, oliver jackson-cohen, brian michael smith, idris elba, william jackson harper, and lewis tan.