#masters of air

[k-wame]

BARRY KEOGHAN ↳ But yeah, he's…Nah. He's just, he's a gorgeous person, honestly. ↳ 'SALTBURN' Press | Digital Spy · Dec. 2023

[jesperfahxey]

MASTERS OF THE AIR (2024) Part three

[dearaustinbutler]

Austin and Callum press was a dream ☁️☁️☁️

[dipperscavern]

aALSO. in my absence i watched band of brothers & masters of air…… these are my thoughts about austin butler

[charliewrites99]

All we need is Bucky x Eddie and Steve x Buck to complete the set.

[starrynightavatars]

avatars (400 x 640): callum turner, signés starrynight

[britney-rosberg06]

maybe i just have a parasocial relationship but fuck yall on twitter/tiktok get off of Barry Keoghan and Austin Butler’s asses

Austin Butler’s Elvis was delayed due to COVID but they didn’t let him stop preparations. He was stuck in his house alone for a year with nothing better to do but prep for his role. Doing that voice for a year to two years can fucking affect ur vocal cords. Hes 32 years old im sure he doesn’t like having a new voice and niche skill set all of the sudden! Y’all love to shit on method acting even if it’s good/reasonable method acting

Barry Keoghan is not a freak and he didn’t fucking improv the Saltburn grave scene on his own. Jesus fuck do people not read past headlines anymore?? He and the director and the crew and the cast all got together to make a scene they felt fit the vibe more than what was initially written. Its called creative process and Saltburn wasn’t that fucking bad it was actually really interesting you guys are just mean.

Fuck tik tok fuck twitter fuck you, Go watch Masters of the Air

[red-carpet-shots]

Austin Butler | ‘Masters of the Air’ UK Premiere (2024)

[theseprezelsaremakingmethirsty]

RIP John Egan. You would’ve loved Silver Springs 😔

[in-our-special-place]

📷@keoghan92 IG stories

[k-wame]

BARRY KEOGHAN Hot Ones | 08 Feb. 2024

[orphancookie69]

Now Watching: HBO's War TV Mini Series

So, I am going to start by saying the book of Band of Brothers is waaaay better than the movie. My grandpa, a war veteran, let me borrow the book. As a kid, I have always been fascinated by war and history.

Let's jump into this...

Band of Brothers (2001) - Season 1

Band of Brothers is a dramatized account of "Easy Company", part of the 2nd Battalion, 506th Parachute Infantry Regiment, assigned to the United States Army's 101st Airborne Division during World War II. Over ten episodes the series details the company's exploits during the war.

The Pacific (2010) - Season 2

Based on the accounts of Marines in World War II, this 10-part miniseries follows the intertwined journeys of three U.S. Marines in the Pacific Theater -- Pfcs. Robert Leckie and Eugene B. Sledge and Sgt. John Basilone -- from their first battle against Japan on Guadalcanal, across the sands of Iwo Jima and the horror of Okinawa, to their ultimately triumphant return after V-J Day. The producing team behind "The Pacific," including Tom Hanks and Steven Spielberg, also was behind HBO's award-winning miniseries "Band of Brothers."

Masters of Air (2024) - Season 3

Coming Soon!

My personal thoughts on the shows? I love Band of Brothers. Besides the fact that Band of Brothers is made better, or maybe a better story for characterization-every story has value. To see what was happening in Europe compared to The Pacific, crazy. The Pacifiic was a sequel season, made by the same people-and yet not as good. No disrespect to the actual people and their deeds. Also, if you think the "dramatized hollywood version" of history is bad-how much worse do you think reality was?

War. It is ugly, and yet how does one know the pretty about life and humanity without knowing the ugly? So many young people refused to be drafted, and would never fight to defend america in this day and age. While I am not advocating violence as a means to an answer, we have lessons to learn from War. To avoid it in the future, we must learn from it in the past. Have you seen any of these? Who is looking forward to 2024 season 3?

[dearaustinbutler]

“And we were just unbelievably kind to one another from minute one. I guess we just teased each other and looked after each other simultaneously. It was beautiful working with him. He's such an incredible actor, and I learned so much from working with him, and as a man. Some days, I would go just to entertain Austin. If I didn't make him laugh, I wasn't doing my job. He was such a safe place, and I hope he feels the same with me, because we just loved each other.’”

-Callum Turner talking about Austin Butler ✨✨✨

Thanks to doridori0819 on Twitter for the excerpt (via Total Film, February Issue)

[airasilver]

So I watched/listened to ‘The Pacific’ during the past few overnights.

I did like it, it’s just a bit different than what I thought it be like. Which is good since it did surprise me in ways.

Onto ‘Masters Of The Air’. Though I don’t know when I will get to that series for sure.

[wulfhalls]

love starting a war show they just throw 25 identical looking guys at u and then leave u too it. they don't even wish u good luck or nothing just. here have the lads. its like getting into a new kpop group