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crédit ; étangs noirs.

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Manny Jacinto // 400x640

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Manny Jacinto

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manny jacinto

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MANNY JACINTO

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manny jacinto as older zuko.

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Manny Jacinto, 400 x 640. svp, créditez Barbe Noire.

Non mais quelqu'un peut débarquer sur Sinking Past avec un lien love avec Manny pour un de mes persos (Fergus ou Dafydd), svp?

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ZAC WARRICK

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Manny Jacinto - Elisabeth Caren (2021)

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TMA AU ( TimSasha Lives) P.1

Desolation!Tim / & / P.2 -> END!SASHA??

( Fancast -> Manny Jacinto) -> FIRST DESING

P.3 -> S3 final

P.4 -> Jon's kidnapping

P.5 -> GERYYY

P.6 -> Eye-apocalypse

So.... I created an au in which Tim and Sasha survived their respective deaths, but with big consequences.

They turnerd into fears avatars.

Tim became part of desolation after the circus explosion.

He ended up in coma for 4 months, bc at first he refused to be one of the monsters who killed his brother.

But he stayed for Sasha.

Unlike Jon, his body suffered many more damage, doctors said he would definitely die from his wounds, but he didn't.

An extra detail that I would like to add, is that after waking up, someone (Anabelle) sends to him a prosthetic mask, which was clearly inspired by the circus.

Tim set it on fire.

I will publish the design and history of Sasha later, (which gives more context to Tim's history)

(Also,many of his wounds are recovering little by little, thanks to his regeneration and surgeries.)

Extra: ->->-> JONATHAN SIMS

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Man, oh man, oh Manny!

Star Wars’ The Acolyte may have been review bombed but it opened y’alls eyes up to the man, Manny Jacinto. The Filipino-Canadian actor made waves as The Stranger/Qimir. Now, if you haven’t seen the show, I won’t spoil it for you but I am sure by this point, you’ve seen some sort of meme/TikTok/post/text from your nanay, featuring the sexually charged (okay, Disney!!!) scenes between Amanda Stenberg’s Osha and Jacinto. In honor of The Acolyte’s finale, which aired last night on Disney+, here is a list of some of the other Asian men I’ve loved over the years on the big and small screen.

Paolo Montalban - The Definitive Prince Charming

One of my favorite movies, to this day, is the 1997 Whitney Houston produced television movie Cinderella. Even my top 4 on letterboxd proves this. It’s one of my first memories consuming pop culture because of the diversity in casting. Houston saw that this story didn’t have to follow traditional casting norms. You can have a Filipino prince and his parents be a white man and a black woman with no one questioning it! Since I saw this at the young age of 7, I thought this was the norm, when in fact, it was the opposite. It’d be one of those rare moments where my parents would ask, “Filipino?” because they weren’t and still aren’t used to seeing Filipinos on screen. Paolo Montalban as Prince Charming is honestly, charming! He brings an earnestness to the role and has genuine chemistry with the luminous Brandy as the titular Cinderella. Their chemistry was so strong, that they’ve even reprised their roles in the recently released Disney+ movie Descendants: The Rise of Red.

Tuxedo Mask - My First (Animated) Crush

That’s right! We all have one. And my animated crush was Tuxedo Mask from the Sailor Moon series. I mean, who could resist! The mask, so mysterious! The black, so tuxedo!

Dante Basco - Rufioooooooo!

The beauty of film is that it is forever. Which means, that for generations of kids to come, they have the exuberance of Dante Basco captured on screen as Rufio in Steven Spielberg’s Hook. I was one of those kids when I was first introduced to the film in the last 90’s. At first, it didn’t even register to me that Basco is also Filipino-American and I think that’s the beauty of Basco’s performance. He’s just one of the boys, the lost boys. While Basco’s career moved more towards voice over, he made his indelible mark as Zuko in Nickelodeon’s animated Avatar: The Last Airbender.

Charles Melton - This Man is a Movie Star

My first introduction to Charles Milton didn’t come through the hit CW series Riverdale. It was after my time. I’m of the Gossip Girl generation, xoxo. I started to hear about the Korean-American actor as the scene stealer in the hotly anticipated Natalie Portman-Julianne Moore headliner May December. And he didn’t disappoint. Melton completely transforms into a man forced into very adult circumstances, still trying to navigate his adolescence. It’s a deeply felt performance filled with longing. He should have been nominated for an Oscar. During the campaign trail, he exuded glamour with his style, affable charm during his interviews, and pride in his heritage in acceptance speeches. Proving why he should be Hollywood’s new leading man.

Lee Jung-jae - Quit Playing (Squid) Games with my Heart

Netflix probably didn’t realize they had a mega international hit on their hands when they dropped their all Korean language tv series Squid Game on their streaming platform. Studio execs will say a foreign language show will alienate audiences, that there aren’t enough bankable Asian stars even when shows like this and FX’s Shogun have proven otherwise. Squid Game made several stars out of the series, including model turned actor Jung Ho-yeon but Korea was already hot on Lee, already a well established star there, we were just playing catch up. It didn’t take long. Lee won numerous awards for his performance and he easily won my style heart. What an elegant, sexy ass man! Needless to say, I’m very grateful to his Gucci campaign.

Dev Patel - The Man

The Indian-British actor/producer/director has had an already varied and expansive career spanning nearly 2 decades, doing so with just 26 acting credits to his IMDb. Which tells me the industry is simply not using this man enough!

Henry Golding - Crazy Handsome Asian

To me, one of the most magical things a film can pull off is perfect casting. It’s a magic trick if they cast a virtual unknown, dazzling the audience, wondering how they did it. That’s how I felt with the casting of Malaysian-British tv correspondent Henry Golding in the film Crazy Rich Asians. A lot was already riding on this movie adaptation: a big budget, romantic comedy, starring an all Asian cast. It had to do well. Or else studio execs had the “proof” they needed to no longer back Asian-led films. Casting Golding as their leading man could have been a risk but with their heroine Constance Wu and Oscar-worthy supporting performance from Michelle Yeoh, the movie was in good hands. Golding holds his own in his first feature film outing. Effortless and magnetic. Buzzy roles quickly followed in Paul Feig’s A Simple Favor and G.I. Joe franchise Snake Eyes. He’s also taken on more dramatic roles in smaller films, further pushing his acting ability. He continues to develop his craft, further cementing why we fell in love with him in the first place.

Manny Jacinto - The Inspo of this Blog

Everybody say, "Salamat, Manny"! He deserves all the roles. No more getting cut from films! In The Good Place, he played the classic himbo, which could have easily pigeonholded into similar roles but he's shown his versatility in shows like Nine Perfect Strangers where he held his own with, my favorite actress, Nicole Kidman. The Acolyte is another facet he's getting to show us and I hope this momentum carries him to the big screen. I'm rooting for this manny, talaga.

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{Manny Jacinto, 37, cismale, he/him} We are so glad to see you safe, PRINCE LORENZO TOLENTINO OF CHINA! It’s dangerous out in the world these days, but I hear that you are DEVOTED and SENTIMENTAL enough to handle it. Just don’t let your INSECURITY bring you down! Stay on your guard, because with your secret being at risk for exposure, you wouldn’t want everyone to find out YOU ASSASSINATED THE CHINESE EMPEROR.

cw: abuse, violence, murder

Name: Prince Lorenzo Tolentino Aliases: Lory, Lenzo Country: China and The Philippines Gender/Pronouns: cismale, he/him Sexual/Romantic Orientation: bisexual, biromantic Age: 37 Occupation: Prince, former navy captain  Faceclaim: manny jacinto Inspiration: roman roy (succession), fleabag (fleabag), zuko (avatar: the last airbender), gonzo (the muppets) (hear me out) Loyalties: china Pets: a dapple-grey trakehner mare named farallon

tldr; At his core, Lorenzo is a kind, understanding man, so deeply desperate to be loved and liked and affirmed. He oscillates rapidly between arrogance and self-doubt, oftentimes completely blurring the two. He tries to be funny, to keep people smiling, but often neglects himself in that regard. Not great at being vulnerable or emotional, actually actively avoids it. Enjoys going out for rides, training, hunting, fishing, sailing. Incredibly soft on the inside, takes everything very personally, and is deeply guided by emotion- even if he mistakes it for logic.  

backstory: “I think you know how to love better than any of us. That’s why you find it all so painful.” It is a curse to have so much you long to forget, when you remember everything so vividly. The Tolentino household was a battlefield, and from an early age, their father made it clear that there was always a winner and a loser, no matter how low the stakes. A home where affection was earned, not given freely. A home where love was a privilege that could be taken as easily as it was given. A home that turned Lorenzo and his brother into rivals, not family. A home that only felt the suffocating fog of their father lift after their mother did what Lorenzo wished he had the courage to do.  Life with their new family was better, even if he found himself caught in the same cycle. He never knew why he’d always go running back to the source of his pain, as if the table scraps of affection he received from the emperor would ever be enough to feed him. Convinced he could earn the pride and love of the emperor if he could just be enough, Lorenzo joined the Chinese navy the moment he was of age. For years, he was devoted to making something of himself, and by the time he was 35, he’d seen the world, garnered respect from his fellow sailors, and become a war hero. For a moment- no matter how brief impossible- he believed he’d return home to a joyous welcome.  After spending time away from the navy at Lal Qila, Lorenzo decided he’d been away from court long enough, and would seek to collect on the decades of goodwill he had been planting. Bringing his most trusted friend for support, he approached the emperor to ask if he could return home, take a job at court, have a marriage arranged, and live a life as a prince, son, and brother, not a soldier. The conversation devolved into an argument, and it wasn’t long before the emperor recognized his stepson’s seething anger, daring him to do something, fully convinced the boy he'd raised to be subservient would back down. He did not.  Swords were drawn, and the two traded a few blows, but when he could have taken the deciding strike- one that would have disarmed the emperor, rather than killed him- he hesitated. Suddenly, he was a little boy, staring at his step-father, desperate for his love, physically unable to harm him. In that moment of hesitation, the emperor dealt a heavy blow to Lorenzo. Upon hearing his sword clatter to the ground, his friend stormed in, ready to defend intervene. When Lorenzo found his feet again, he realized his step-father would not stop, that someone would not be leaving the room alive. When the fight was over, he felt some relief- he had not turned into his father. He had turned into his mother.   Lorenzo, horrified at what had transpired, resolved to admit his actions to the new emperor immediately. But before he could make it to Angelo’s chambers, he and his friend were caught by a frenzied guard and ushered to a safe place, told that a group of rebels had stormed the palace- an event later termed The Reckoning.  In their hideaway, Lorenzo and his friend devised a story. The emperor was dead- there was no changing that- but the universe had handed them grace. Who were they to deny it? The story practically told itself: an emperor cornered but still fighting, attempting to defend himself, and struck down by the shadowy, nameless enemies. It was a story that was easy to believe after the horror of the Reckoning. 

now:  Lorenzo is struggling to reconcile his feelings of guilt, relief, and more surprisingly- grief. He is still desperate for love, still desperate for affection, still unsure what it means to look for those things in the darkest, most dangerous places. And though he loves his brother with every ounce of himself, he has started to recognize the look in his eyes and the games that he plays. Slowly, but surely, he is realizing the emperor is not worthy of his title. Lorenzo hasn’t acknowledged the idea as more than a passing thought, but part of him is wondering why Angelo should stay on the throne at all. Wondering why he couldn’t make a better emperor. Lorenzo is a kicked dog who has finally realized he has teeth- and they are sharp. 

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i miss that lil weirdo.