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Sorted caps from Season 1 of The Vampire Diaries, the Originals and Legacies.

Nina Dobrev - Elena Gilbert

Paul Wesley - Stefan Salvatore

Ian Somerhalder - Damon Salvatore

Kat Graham - Bonnie Bennett

Candice King - Caroline Forbes

Zach Roerig - Matt Donovan

Michael Trevino - Tyler Lockwood

Steven R. McQueen - Jeremy Gilbert

Matthew Davis - Alaric Saltzman

Joseph Morgan - Klaus Mikaelson

Marguerite Macintyre - Liz Forbes

Sara Canning - Jenna Sommers

Claire Holt - Rebekah Mikaelson

Susan Walters - Carol Lockwood

Daniel Gillies - Elijah Mikaelson

Susan Walters - Carol Lockwood

Kayle Ewell - Vicki Donovan

Melise - Anna Zhu

David Anders - John Gilbert

Arielle Kebbel - Lexi Branson

Phoebe Tonkin - Hayley Marshall

Kelly Hu - Pearl Zhu

Mia Kirshner - Isobel Flemming

Sebastian Roche - Mikael

Charles Michael Davis - Marcel Gerard

Danielle Campbell - Davina Claire

Leah Pipes - Camille O'Connell

Nathan Parsons - Jackson Kenner

Danielle Pineda - Sophie Deveraux

Danielle Rose Russell - Hope Mikaelson

Eka Darville - Diego

Todd Stashwick - Kieran O'Connell

Elyse Levesque - Genevieve

Shannon Kane - Sabine Laurent

Aria Shahghasemi - Landon Kirby

Quincy Rouse - Milton Greasley

Jenny Boyd - Lizzie Saltzman

Kaylee Kaneshiro - Josie Saltzman

Demetrius Bridges - Dorian Williams

Omono Okojie - Cleo Sowande

Yasmine Al-Bustami - Monique Deveraux

Bianca Lawson - Emily Bennett

Steven Krueger - Josh

Lulu Antariksa - Penelope

Melinda Clarke - Kelly Donovan

Sheila Bennett - Jasmine Guy

Karen David - Emma

Gina Torres - Bess

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Met Gala: Who's Repping Who:

Nicholas Galitzine in Fendi

At least his pants are tailored unlike at the Academy Museum

because the interwebs is giving Donald Glover (in Saint Laurent) the business.

Nevermind that he looks like a Baptist preacher; or apparently a member of The Whispers.

One thing Marc Malkin of Variety is going to do is talk to Nicholas (who spots his RED, WHITE AND ROYAL BLUE costar Uma Thurman on the red carpet).

Uma Thurman, part of Team Tory Burch (with BLUE BEETLE's Bruna Marquezine).

I'm somewhat disappointed Nicholas is wearing fitted clothes. I want those pregnant Henry memes to continue.

apologies to Lea Michele (in Rodarte)

-Galitzine's THE IDEA OF YOU producer Gabrielle Union and husband Dwayne Wade in Michael Kors

PARTIES OF ONE

Doja Cat in Vetements

Damiano David of Maneskin and Dove Cameron in Diesel

The Others

Lily James in Erdem

Lizzo in Victor Weinsanto

Sarah Jessica Parker in Richard Quinn with a Philip Treacy hat

Da'vine Joy Randolph in Gap designed by Zac Posen

Lana Del Rey in Alexander McQueen

Stray Kids in Tommy Hilfiger

Lily Gladstone in Gabriela Hearst

Kieran Culkin in KidSuper

Jeremy Strong in Loro Piana

Matthew Macfayden and Keeley Hawes

Chloe Sevigny in Dilara Findikoglu

Sydney Sweeney in Miu Miu

Nicole Kidman in Balenciaga

Jennifer Lopz in Schiaparelli Couture

Someone photoshopped a gele on her and it looks so right.

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Top Favorite Car Racing Movies

Due to the upcoming release of "GRAN TURISMO", I had decided to list my current favorite movies about car racing:

TOP FAVORITE CAR RACING MOVIES

"Speed Racer" (2008) - The Wachowskis wrote and directed this exciting and very original adaptation of Tatsuo Yoshida's late 1960s Manga animated series about a young American race car driver. Emile Hirsch, Christina Ricci and Matthew Fox starred.

2. "The Love Bug" (1968) - Robert Stevenson directed this funny and first-rate adaptation of "Car, Boy, Girl", Gordon Buford's novel about a sentient Volkswagen Beetle named Herbie and his relationship with his driver, Jim Douglas. Dean Jones, Michele Lee, Buddy Hackett and David Tomlinson starred.

3. "Those Daring Young Men in Their Jaunty Jalopies aka Monte Carlo or Bust" (1969) - Ken Annakin directed and co-wrote this all-star comedy about the European car rally , the Monte Carlo Rally. Tony Curtis, Susan Hampshire and Terry-Thomas starred.

4. "Rush" (2013) - Chris Hemsworth and Daniel Brühl starred in this biopic about the rivalry between two drivers, the Briton James Hunt and the Austrian Niki Lauda, during the 1976 Formula One motor-racing season. Ron Howard directed.

5. "Ford v Ferrari" (2019) - James Mangold directed this biopic about automobile designer Carroll Shelby and racer Ken Miles, who were hired by the Ford Motor Company to lead a team to build a race car that would defeat the perennially dominant Italian racing team Scuderia Ferrari at the 1966 24 Hours of Le Mans race in France. Matt Damon and Christian Bale.

6. "Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby" (2006) - Adam McKay wrote and directed this sports comedy about an immature yet successful NASCAR driver. Will Farrell starred.

7. "The Great Race" (1965) - Blake Edwards directed and co-wrote this comedic and fictionalized account of the 1908 New York to Paris Race. Tony Curtis, Jack Lemmon and Natalie Wood starred.

8. "Grand Prix" (1966) - John Frankenheimer directed this story about the fate of four Formula One drivers through a fictionalized version of the 1966 Formula One season. James Garner, Eva Marie Saint and Yves Montand starred.

9. "Viva Las Vegas" (1964) - Elvis Presley and Ann-Margaret starred in this musical comedy about a romance between a race car driver competing in Las Vegas' first annual Grand Prix race and a hotel swimming instructor. George Sidney directed.

10. "Cars" (2006) - John Lasseter directed and co-wrote this Disney animated film about a hotshot rookie race car named Lightning McQueen who gets stranded in Radiator Springs, a rundown town that is past its glory days. Owen Wilson starred.

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Part 2/2 of my completed masterlist

Chicago fire

Name

Portrayed by

Position

Seasons

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

Matthew Casey

Jesse Spencer

Lieutenant, Truck 81

Main[a]

Guest

Kelly Severide

Taylor Kinney

Lieutenant, Squad 3

Main

Gabriela Dawson

Monica Raymund

Paramedic in Charge, Firefighter

Main

Guest

Leslie Elizabeth Shay

Lauren German

Paramedic

Main

Guest

Peter Mills

Charlie Barnett

Firefighter, Paramedic

Main

Christopher Herrmann

David Eigenberg

Lieutenant, Engine 51

Main[b]

Dr. Hallie Thomas

Teri Reeves

Resident Physician

Main[b]

Wallace Boden

Eamonn Walker

Battalion Chief

Main

Brian "Otis" Zvonecek

Yuri Sardarov

Firefighter

Recurring

Main[c]

Randall "Mouch" McHolland

Christian Stolte

Firefighter

Recurring

Main

Joe Cruz

Joe Minoso

Firefighter, Engineer

Recurring

Main

Sylvie Brett

Kara Killmer

Paramedic

Main

Jessica "Chili" Chilton

Dora Madison

Paramedic

Guest

Main[d]

Jimmy Borelli

Steven R. McQueen

Firefighter Candidate, Paramedic

Main[e]

Stella Kidd

Miranda Rae Mayo

Firefighter, Engineer

Recurring

Main

Emily Foster

Annie Ilonzeh

Paramedic

Main

Blake Gallo

Alberto Rosende

Firefighter Candidate

Main[f]

Darren Ritter

Daniel Kyri

Firefighter Candidate

Recurring

Main

Gianna Mackey

Adriyan Rae

Paramedic

Main[g]

Violet Mikami

Hanako Greensmith

Paramedic

Some shows have one or multiple OCs like shameless and friends

House

Allison

Remy

Lisa

James

Once upon a time

Regina

emma

Ruby

Shameless

helene

Florence (oc)

Friends

Ross

Chandler

Monica

Rachel

Phoebe

Mike

Joey

Emily

Ben

Chandler

Leslie

Frank jr jr

Emma

Erica

Jack

Skylar

Amy

Austin

Jill

Elle

Emmett

Charlotte

Scott

Kate

Aaron

Carol

Susan

Elizabeth

Jack

William

Rose

Michell

Michael

Code black

Rox

Ariel

Ethan

Raza Jaffrey as Dr. Neal Hudson, an ER attending physician. A British-Indian former surgeon, his approach is quieter and more people-oriented, than his mentor Dr. Rorish. He connected with Christa during her first year of residency. In "Hail Mary", Hudson becomes a surgical attending, and is once again assigned to the ER (season 1).[7][8]

Bonnie Somerville as Dr. Christa Lorenson, a mature first-year resident. She was married with a son who died of brain cancer. Her experience and her divorce inspired her to attend medical school (season 1).[7]

Melanie Chandra as Dr. Malaya Pineda, a first-year resident (seasons 1–2). She went to medical school and did her internship at Angels Memorial, and is more familiar with the ER. She is a lesbian, who was once involved with a resident when she was a medical student.

William Allen Young as Dr. Rollie Guthrie, an ER attending physician with a very nurturing style; he takes Angus under his wing in his first days in the ER. Guthrie's wife committed suicide, a death that strained his relationship with his son, a surgeon. During season 2, Guthrie is diagnosed with Parkinson's disease, and undergoes corrective neurological surgery to delay the onset of symptoms. Guthrie had a daughter who died from carbon monoxide poisoning while Guthrie tried to save his son from a similar death.

Harry Ford as Dr. Angus Leighton, a first-year resident. His father is on the hospital board. He feels overshadowed by that and by the achievements of his older brother, a former resident, but slowly grows in confidence. In his second year he is encouraged to transfer and become a surgical resident.

Benjamin Hollingsworth as Dr. Mario Savetti, a first-year resident. He grew up poor and sees emergency medicine as his way out. He worked as a bartender before medical school.

Luis Guzmán as Jesse Salander, known as "Mama". A senior nurse who manages the residents, Jesse is tough but caring and supportive of the students. He and Dr. Rorish have a long-term, close friendship.

Boris Kodjoe as Dr. Will Campbell, Chief of Surgery. In season 2 he is assigned as the new Chief of the combined Surgery and Emergency medicine department in order to save costs, causing strife between him and Rorish. Campbell has a disabled daughter (season 2–3; recurring in season 1).

Jillian Murray as Dr. Heather Pinkney, a surgical resident who becomes involved with Mario.(season 2; recurring in season 1). He quickly ends it when he hears about her side relationship with Dr. Campbell. She gets in further trouble when it's revealed she's providing Angus with Adderall. When confronted by Campbell, she threatens to turn their past relationship into a sexual harassment case.

Noah Gray-Cabey as Elliot Dixon, a first-year resident in the ER (season 2-3).

Emily Tyra as Noa Kean, an ER resident and former dancer. She begins a relationship with Dr. Mario Savetti (season 3; recurring season 2)

Emily Alyn Lind as Ariel Braeden (season 3; guest seasons 1–2)

Shiri Appleby as Dr. Carla Niven, a former resident at Angels Memorial and Malaya's ex-girlfriend. She is diagnosed with leukemia while pregnant, and refuses treatment not wanting to harm the baby.

Christina Vidal as Dr. Gina Perello, the replacement Director of the Emergency Department at Angels Memorial, who takes over when Dr. Taylor is put on leave.

Gabrielle Carteris as Amy Wolowitz, R.N., a nurse in the Emergency Department.

Meagan Good as Dr. Grace Adams, returns to the ER after volunteering in Haiti. She is Dr. Neal Hudson's ex-girlfriend.

Season 2[edit]

Nafessa Williams as Charlotte Piel, a new first-year resident in the ER who was formerly a popular teenaged actress.

Kathleen Rose Perkins as Dr. Amanda Nolan, a psychiatrist at the hospital.

Season 3[edit]

Tyler Perez as Diego Avila, son of a hospital board member and a first-year resident. He drives the staff and patients crazy by filming them to make a documentary about the Angels ER.

Alex Lange as Max, a young cancer patient with whom Ariel strikes up a friendship, which turns into young love.

Rosewood

Morris Chestnut as Dr. Beaumont Darius Rosewood, Jr.[6]

Jaina Lee Ortiz as Det. Annalise Villa[6]

Gabrielle Dennis as Pippy Rosewood, Beaumont's sister[6]

Anna Konkle as Tara Milly Izikoff (TMI), Pippy's girlfriend/wife[6]

Domenick Lombardozzi as Captain/Detective Ira Hornstock[6]

Lorraine Toussaint as Donna Rosewood, Beaumont's mother[7]

Sam Huntington as Dr. Mitchie Mendelson (season 2; recurring, season 1)[8]

Eddie Cibrian as Captain Ryan Slade (season 2) [9]

Kamal Angelo Bolden as Ju-Ju

Andrea "Andy" Herrera

Jaina Lee Ortiz

Main

Dr. Benjamin "Ben" Warren

Jason George

Main

Jack Gibson

Grey Damon

Main

Victoria "Vic" Hughes

Barrett Doss

Main

Ryan Tanner

Alberto Frezza

Main

Recurring

Travis Montgomery

Jay Hayden

Main

Dean Miller

Okieriete Onaodowan

Main[b]

Maya DeLuca-Bishop

Danielle Savre

Main

Pruitt Herrera

Miguel Sandoval

Main

Guest

Robert Sullivan

Boris Kodjoe

Main[c]

Dr. Carina DeLuca-Bishop

Stefania Spampinato

Recurring

Main

Theo Ruiz

Carlos Miranda

Recurring

Main

Sean Beckett

Josh Randall

Recurring

Main

Natasha Ross

Merle Dandridge

Recurring

Main

Michael Dixon

Pat Healy

Recurring

Guest

Main

Molly

Pruitt

Pruitt Arike Miller

Er

Anthony Edwards

Mark Greene

M

S [a]

George Clooney

Doug Ross

M

S.G

S [a]

Sherry Stringfield

Susan Lewis

M

M

S [a]

Noah Wyle

John Carter

M

R

S [a]

Julianna Margulies

Carol Hathaway

M

S [a]

Eriq La Salle

Peter Benton

M

S [a]

Gloria Reuben

Jeanie Boulet

R

M

S.G

Laura Innes

Kerry Weaver

R

M

S [a]

Maria Bello

Anna Del Amico

R

M

Alex Kingston

Elizabeth Corday

M

S [a]

Kellie Martin

Lucy Knight

M

Paul McCrane

Robert Romano

R

M

S.G

Goran Visnjic

Luka Kovač

M

R

S.G

Michael Michele

Cleo Finch

M

Erik Palladino

Dave Malucci

M

Ming-Na Wen

Jing-Mei "Deb" Chen

R

M

Maura Tierney

Abby Lockhart

M

Sharif Atkins

Michael Gallant

M

S.G

R

Mekhi Phifer

Greg Pratt

R

M

S.G

Parminder Nagra

Neela Rasgotra

M

Linda Cardellini

Sam Taggart

M

Shane West

Ray Barnett

M

R

Scott Grimes

Archie Morris

R

M

John Stamos

Tony Gates

G

M

David Lyons

Simon Brenner

R

M

Angela Bassett

Catherine Banfield

Greys anatomy

Maredith

Derek

Izzie

Alex

Jo

Amelia

Christina

Maggie

Zola

Teddy

Callie

Arizona

Jo

Addison

Lexie

April

Miranda

Rebecca

Erica

Sadie

Stephanie

Megan

Leah

Nicole

Eliza

Penelope

Heather

Tara

Catherine

Simone

Jules

Virgina

Margret

Lucy

Nicole

Sydney

Graciela

Megan

Laura

Heather

Sam

Dahlia

katherine

Private Practice

Kate Walsh

Addison Montgomery

Main

Tim Daly

Pete Wilder

Main

Audra McDonald[a]

Naomi Bennett

Main

Guest

Paul Adelstein

Cooper Freedman

Main

KaDee Strickland

Charlotte King

Main

Chris Lowell

William "Dell" Parker

Main

Taye Diggs

Sam Bennett

Main

Amy Brenneman

Violet Turner

Main

Brian Benben

Sheldon Wallace

Recurring

Also starring[b]

Main

Caterina Scorsone

Amelia Shepherd

Recurring

Main

Benjamin Bratt

Jake Reilly

Guest

Main

Griffin Gluck

Mason Warner

Books

lizzie

william

jane

edward

beth

benny

anne

fredrick

molly

richard

charlotte

sydney

allison

lucas

emma watson

mr. howard

catherine

henry

marianne

brandon

jo

brach

amy

laurie

laura

amazo

margret

john

fanny

edmound

elinor

edward

anne

gilbert

annabeth

percy

wendy

peter

jay

daisy

nick

jordan

elizabeth

margret

elizabeth

peter

susan

anne

susan

jackson

anne

ellie

anne

ross

meg

beth

ellie

meg

riker

carrie

grace

anne

carrie

saun

laura

nellie

cora

laura

cole

sophia

katherine and michael

sophia

dylan

sebastion and maggie

penelope

carter

amira and martian

margret

milo

enzo and ansley

anne

andrew

honeymoon

ellie

leo

cara and foster

island

beth

micah

elodie and cody

island

grace

george

faye and zack

england

emma and atlas

nellie

connor

nova and kalen

anne and william

laney and michael

lydia

authour

cynthia

penelope

april rose

mara

bing

brandon

marcus

frank

lalani

frank

mary

caroline

jane

maria

sam

jackson

jolene

ricky

leila

charlotte

finn

annette

emma

alex

fitz

kitty

charles

matt

izzy

jhon

james

mrs reynolds

ricky

jim

mike

harriet

bobby

ryan

catherine

ausin

townes

annie

maddy

sam

vasily

jane

naveen

gigi

[stillsuchathing]

Art Shows

Kaws: Day By Day Skarstedt Chelsea

For Freedoms: Where Do We Go From Here?

Trenton Doyle Hancock Torpedoboy and the Revisionist Mystery James Cohan

Matt Gagnon How Close Will We Get Winston Wachter Fine Art

Hans Op de Beeck – Whispered Tales Templon

Robin Kid Searching for America Templon

High Line Art

Simone Leigh Matthew Marks Gallery

Puerto Rican Voices

Sara Cwynar Baby Blue Benzo 52 Walker

Stan Douglas: The Enemy of All Mankind David Zwirner

Steve McQueen Dia:

Sarah Cain Path of Totality Flag Art Foundation

Flags: A Group Show Paula Cooper Gallery

Lubaina Himid: Make Do and Mend Flag Art Foundation

Edges of Ailey Whitney Museum

Jaspal Birdi Between Standing and Moving trotter & sholer

Gary Petersen The Shape of Walking McKenzie Fine Art

Romare Bearden & Nancy Grossman: Collage in Dialogue Michael Rosenfeld Gallery

Leonardo Drew Galerie LeLong & Co

Martha Jackson Jarvis: What The Trees Have Seen II Susan Inglett Gallery

Kara Walker The High and Soft Laughter of the Ngger Wenches at Night, In the Colorless Light of Day Sikkema Jenkins & Co

Ai Weiwei Child's Play Vito Schnabel Gallery

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Gillian Flynn Biography Gillian Flynn is a renowned American author and screenwriter, best known for her gripping psychological thrillers, including the critically acclaimed novel "Gone Girl." Her work often delves into dark, complex characters and intricate plots. Biography Gillian Flynn Information Table table width: 100%; border-collapse: collapse; th, td border: 1px solid black; padding: 8px; text-align: left; th background-color: #f2f2f2; Attribute Details Full Name Gillian Schieber Flynn Date of Birth February 24, 1971 Nationality American Profession Author, Screenwriter, Producer Notable Works Sharp Objects (2006), Dark Places (2009), Gone Girl (2012) Languages Published 40 Gone Girl Sales (as of 2016) More than 15 million copies Film Adaptation of Gone Girl Script by Gillian Flynn, Directed by David Fincher (2014) Awards for Gone Girl Film Critics' Choice Movie Award for Best Adapted Screenplay, Nominated for Writers Guild of America and BAFTA awards Sharp Objects HBO Series Written and Produced by Gillian Flynn, Nominated for Primetime Emmy and Writers Guild of America Award Screenplay of Widows (2018) Co-written with Director Steve McQueen Amazon Prime Video Series Utopia (2020) - Showrunner, Writer, Executive Producer Upcoming Work Currently writing her fourth novel, to be published by Penguin Random House Early Life Gillian Flynn - Early Life Gillian Flynn, the acclaimed author known for her novels such as "Gone Girl," "Dark Places," and "Sharp Objects," was born in Kansas City, Missouri. She spent her formative years in the Coleman Highlands neighborhood of midtown Kansas City. Both of her parents were educators, teaching at Metropolitan Community College–Penn Valley. This nurturing environment, steeped in academia, no doubt influenced her literary inclinations. After completing her early education in Kansas City, Flynn pursued graduate studies in Chicago. Her journey from Kansas City to Chicago marked the beginning of her illustrious career in writing and journalism. Family Gillian Flynn's Family Information table width: 100%; border-collapse: collapse; th, td padding: 8px 12px; border: 1px solid #ddd; text-align: left; th background-color: #f4f4f4; Relation Name Information Father Edwin Matthew Flynn Edwin Matthew Flynn was a film professor at Metropolitan Community College–Penn Valley. Mother Judith Ann Judith Ann was a reading comprehension professor at Metropolitan Community College–Penn Valley. Brother Travis Flynn Travis Flynn is an older brother of Gillian Flynn and works as a railroad machinist. Height, Weight, And Other Body Measurements Gillian Flynn Body Measurements Attribute Measurement Height 5 ft 6 in (168 cm) Weight Not publicly available Body Measurements Not publicly available For more information about Gillian Flynn, you can visit the following links: Gillian Flynn | Biography, Books, Sharp Objects, Dark Places Gillian Flynn - Wikipedia Gillian Flynn on IMDb Wife/husband / Girlfriend/boyfriend Gillian Flynn's Relationship Details Gillian Flynn is blissfully married to her husband, Brett Nolan. The couple has been together for several years and shares two children. Their marriage is often cited as happy and supportive, despite the dark themes present in Flynn's writing. Marriage Details Husband: Brett Nolan Marriage Date: Not publicly disclosed Children: Two There is no public information available regarding any previous relationships or significant others before her marriage to Brett Nolan. Gillian Flynn has kept her personal life relatively private, focusing public attention on her successful career as an author. Gillian Flynn is a New York Times bestselling author known for her novels such as "Gone Girl," "Dark Places," and "Sharp Objects." Her works often delve into the darker aspects of human nature and relationships, earning her critical acclaim and a dedicated readership.

Flynn currently resides in New York with her family and continues to contribute to the literary and entertainment world with her unique storytelling style. Career, Achievements And Controversies Gillian Flynn - Career, Achievements, and Controversies Gillian Flynn is best known for her bestselling novels, particularly "Gone Girl," which became a major success and was adapted into a popular film. Her works are acclaimed for their dark themes and complex, flawed characters. She initially gained fame with her debut novel, "Sharp Objects," but "Gone Girl" catapulted her to international recognition. Flynn's career began in journalism; she trained at Chicago's Northwestern University, focusing on confronting non-fictional evil. She worked as a television critic for Entertainment Weekly before transitioning to fiction writing. Her notable works include: Sharp Objects (2006) - Her debut novel, which was later adapted into a television series. Dark Places (2009) - A thriller that explores themes of family and memory. Gone Girl (2012) - A psychological thriller that became a New York Times bestseller and was adapted into a successful film directed by David Fincher. The Grownup (2015) - A short story that won the Edgar Award for Best Short Story. Edgar Award for Best Short Story for "The Grownup" (2015). Goodreads Choice Award for Best Mystery & Thriller for "Gone Girl" (2012). Barry Award for Best First Novel for "Sharp Objects" (2007). CWA Ian Fleming Steel Dagger for "Sharp Objects" (2007). Gillian Flynn has faced controversies, particularly accusations of misogyny in her works. Critics have argued that her portrayal of female characters is often negative and reinforces harmful stereotypes. For instance, her depiction of Amy Dunne in "Gone Girl" has been a focal point of debate, with some accusing Flynn of hating women. Flynn has responded to these criticisms by stating that she writes complex, flawed characters regardless of gender and challenges readers to confront uncomfortable truths about human nature. As of now, Gillian Flynn continues to write and engage with her audience. She also works on various film and television adaptations of her books. Flynn treats her writing process like a nine-to-five job, maintaining a disciplined approach to her craft. For more information, you can visit her Wikipedia page or her profile on the Penguin Random House Speakers Bureau website. Faq FAQs about Gillian Flynn body font-family: Arial, sans-serif; line-height: 1.6; margin: 20px; h1 color: #333; .faq margin-bottom: 20px; .question font-weight: bold; Q: Who is Gillian Flynn? A: Gillian Flynn is an American author, screenwriter, and former television critic. She is best known for her novels "Gone Girl," "Sharp Objects," and "Dark Places." Q: What is Gillian Flynn's most famous work? A: Gillian Flynn's most famous work is "Gone Girl," a psychological thriller that became a bestseller and was adapted into a successful film directed by David Fincher. Q: Has Gillian Flynn won any awards for her writing? A: Yes, Gillian Flynn has received numerous awards and nominations. Gone Girl" was named one of the best books of 2012 by several publications, and her debut novel "Sharp Objects" won the Edgar Award for Best First Novel. Q: Has Gillian Flynn written any screenplays? A: Yes, Gillian Flynn has written several screenplays. She wrote the screenplay for the film adaptation of "Gone Girl," and co-wrote the screenplay for the film "Widows" with director Steve McQueen. Q: What themes are commonly found in Gillian Flynn's novels? A: Gillian Flynn's novels often explore themes such as psychological manipulation, dysfunctional relationships, and the dark side of human nature. Her writing is known for its dark and twisty plots. Q: When did Gillian Flynn start her writing career? A: Gillian Flynn began her writing career as a television critic for Entertainment Weekly.

She published her first novel, "Sharp Objects," in 2006.

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American Matt Quigley answers Australian land baron Elliott Marston’s ad for a sharpshooter to kill the dingoes on his property. But when Quigley finds out that Marston’s real target is the aborigines, Quigley hits the road. Now, even American expatriate Crazy Cora can’t keep Quigley safe in his cat-and-mouse game with the homicidal Marston. Credits: TheMovieDb. Film Cast: Matthew Quigley: Tom Selleck Crazy Cora: Laura San Giacomo Elliott Marston: Alan Rickman Major Ashley-Pitt: Chris Haywood Grimmelman: Ron Haddrick Dobkin: Tony Bonner Coogan: Jerome Ehlers Hobb: Conor McDermottroe Brophy: Roger Ward O’Flynn: Ben Mendelsohn Kunkurra: Steve Dodd Slattern: Karen Davitt Slattern: Kylie Foster Reilly: William Zappa Sergeant Thomas: Jonathan Sweet Deserter: Michael Carman Tout: Jon Ewing Miller: Tim Hughes Mullion: David Slingsby Mitchell: Danny Adcock Cavanagh: Maeliosa Stafford Carver: Ollie Hall Mrs. Grimmelman: Evelyn Krape Bugler: Mark Pennell Ticket Seller: Don Bridges Kajubi: Gnarnayarrahe Waitairie Aborigine: Bruce Burrngu Burrngu Startled Man: Fred Welsh Startled Man: Ian Lind Bushman: James Wright Bushman: Bruce Knappett Elderly Woman: Joanie Thomas Elderly Man: Vic Gordon French Canadian: David Le Page Little Bit: Cory Tjapaltjarri Bullocky: Allan Bradford Bullocky: Graham Young Klaus Grimmelman: Eamonn Kelly Deserter: Greg Stuart Tribal Elder: Billy Stockman Oliver: Brian Ellison Paddy: Mark Minchinton Cliff: Guy Norris Whitey: Gerald Egan Hayden: Spike Cherrie Scotty: Jim Willoughby Smythe: Danny Baldwin Film Crew: Original Music Composer: Basil Poledouris Producer: Stanley O’Toole Screenplay: John Hill Director: Simon Wincer Producer: Alexandra Rose Director of Photography: David Eggby Editor: Peter Burgess Set Decoration: Brian Edmonds Production Design: Ross Major Art Direction: Ian Gracie Set Decoration: Brian Dusting Stunts: Spike Cherrie Stunt Coordinator: Guy Norris Second Unit Director of Photography: Ross Berryman Focus Puller: Derry Field Steadicam Operator: Harry Panagiotidis Clapper Loader: Adrien Seffrin Still Photographer: Barry Peake Stunts: Linda Megier Stunts: Rocky McDonald Stunts: Johnny Raaen Continuity: Judy Whitehead Stunts: Lloyd Ventry Movie Reviews: John Chard: Matthew Quigley: Sharps Shooter. Quigley Down Under is directed by Simon Wincer and written by John Hill. It stars Tom Selleck, Laura San Giacomo and Alan Rickman. Music is by Basil Poledouris and cinematography by David Eggby. Plot sees Selleck as Matthew Quigley, a Wyoming cowboy and sharp shooting rifleman who answers an advertisement to go to Western Australia as a hired sharp shooter. If proving his worth, he’s to work for Elliot Marston (Rickman), but when Marston outlines his sick reasons for hiring Quigley, the pair quickly become on a collision course that can only see one of them survive. It was written in the 1970s by John Hill, where it was hoped that Steve McQueen would take on the lead role, but with McQueen falling ill and Clint Eastwood allegedly passed over, the project sat on ice until 1990. In came Selleck and the film finally got made. Just about making back its money at the box office, Wincer’s movie deserved far better than that. It’s competition in the Western stakes in 1990 were Costner’s beautiful and elegiac Dances With Wolves and the Brat Pack bravado of Young Guns II, both vastly different films from each other, and both considerably different from Quigley Down Under. If those two films contributed to the average response to the Selleck picture? I’m not completely sure, but viewing it now one tends to think that the 1990 audience just wasn’t ready for such a delightfully old fashioned Oater, one that features a straight and simple narrative to tell its tale. It’s safe to say that anyone after deep psychological aspects will not get that here. There’s some serious themes in the story, such as the horrid genocide towards Aborigines, while the deft kicks at the British are fair enough even to a British guy such as myself. But in the main this is old time Western fare, ...

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[brookstonalmanac]

Birthdays 1.7

Beer Birthdays

John Kress (1825)

John G. Schemm (1834)

Matthew Nunan (d. 1916, b. 1834)

Harry Schumacher (1969)

Daniel Llinas (1970)

Five Favorite Birthdays

Charles Addams; cartoonist (1912)

Albert Bierstadt; artist (1830)

Nicolas Cage; actor (1964)

Millard Fillmore; 13th U.S. President (1800)

Jean-Pierre Rampal; flutist (1922)

Famous Birthdays

Red Allen; jazz trumpeter (1906)

Nicholson Baker; writer (1957)

Sandra Bernhard; comedian (1955)

William Peter Blatty; screenwriter (1928)

David Caruso; actor (1956)

Tony Conogliaro; Boston Red Sox OF (1945)

Katie Couric; news anchor (1957)

Kenny Davern; clarinetist/saxophonist (1935)

Lyndsy Fonseca; actress (1987)

Vincent Gardenia; actor (1920)

Erin Gray; actor (1950)

James Harrington; English philosopher (1611)

William Hurlstone; English pianist, composer (1876)

Zora Neale Hurston; writer (1891)

Carolyn Bessette Kennedy; politician (1966)

Linda Kozlowski; actor (1958)

Kenny Loggins; pop musician (1948)

Robert Longo; artist (1953)

Mike McGear; musician, Paul McCartney's brother (1944)

Butterfly McQueen; actor (1911)

Thurman Munson; New York Yankees C (1947)

Sofi Oksanen; Finnish author (1977)

Charles Péguy; French philosopher (1873)

Francis Poulenc; composer, pianist (1899)

Maury Povich; television show host (1939)

Rand Paul; politician (1963)

Jeremy Renner; actor (1971)

Paul Revere; rock musician (1938)

Kathy Valentine; bass player (1959)

John E. Walker; English chemist (1941)

Jann Wenner; Rolling Stone magazine founder (1946)

Adolph Zukor; Hungarian-American film producer (1873)

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[oldcountrybear1955]

Alexander McQueen SS 2013 - Matthew Bell photographed by David Sims

[lamaisongaga]

THE MONSTER BALL TOUR FASHION CREDITS: VISUALS

Today we’re starting off with the fashion credits for the Monster Ball tour with some eye candy - the visuals! Lady Gaga commissioned Nick Knight and Ruth Hogben to create all the backdrops and interludes for her second world tour while Keiron O’Connor did the promotional shoot. 

All visuals were shot in November 2009 at SHOWStudio in London under fashion direction of Nicola Formichetti.

In the first visual, she’s wearing her custom Haus of Gaga x Nasir Mazhar silver metal orbit bodice, which rotates around her body.

She also wore her own vintage Versace Z76 tortoiseshell shield sunglasses with golden metal accents.

Gaga’s patent black pointed-toe pumps with silver metal accents are Dolce & Gabbana (pictured in crocodile optic).

In the second shot, Gaga dons the Love black lace bra by Agent Provocateur.

The white glamorous faux fur marvel is from Benjamin Cho’s Spring/Summer 2005 runway for which he joined forces with The Humane Society of the United States – the nation’s largest animal protection organization - and Glenoit Fabrics to present an innovative and daring collection, incorporating faux fur as an essential to the socially conscious wardrobe.

The Humane Society of The United States was “very excited to have this opportunity to work with Benjamin Cho and Glenoit Fabrics to spread the message that consumers can make a compassionate difference for animals by choosing faux fur”.

Nicola made sure that everyone looked good. Two of the female models are wearing designs with intricate embroidery and embellishment from QASIMI’s Spring/Summer 2010 collection.

Let’s get to the interludes! First up, the “Jumping” film. Let me introduce to you: young Serbian designer Marko Mitanovski.

Marko created Gaga’s black mixed media pleated and ruffled top with silk ribbons that she flipped to the side and wore as a jacket.

Everything you’ll see from Marko in this breakdown belongs to his Spring/Summer 2010 “Lady Macbeth” collection.

These insane Piccadilly Axe patent leather ankle boots with crystal-embellished axe and clear PVC layer were created by Rupert Sanderson for Karl Lagerfeld’s Fall/Winter 2009 collection.

For the infamous “Puke” film, Marko created this white mixed media pleated lace-up skirt with voluminous mermaid-style bottom which Nicola styled into a strapless dress.

Mother Monster treated the fans with two different looks in her “Paws Up” interlude.

The first one consisted out of this Alexander McQueen Spring/Summer 2010 “Plato’s Atlantis” collection olive & bronze bomber jacket-inspired nylon jumpsuit with zipper details, brown snakeskin leather belt, cabochon & paillette-embellished neck brace...

...custom black leather officer cap by “The King of Leather”, New York-based David Samuel Menkes...

...and Titanic bronze metal platform ankle boots with screws, also from the same Alexander McQueen’s collection.

In the next cut, Gaga kept on the neck brace from the previous Alexander McQueen look, paired with a latex outfit by Atsuko Kudo which includes the 50′s cup bra and the boned under-bust corset with hosiery straps.

The blonde hair antler headpiece was made by Nina Butkovich-Budden for Marko Mitanovski’s collection.

Of course she sported a pair of green snakeskin leather Armadillo ankle boots from Alexander McQueen’s aforementioned collection.

Gaga released the “Bloody Space” film (accompanied by her cover of “White Christmas”) a year later as a Christmas gift to her fans.

Here she wears the final look from Alexander McQueen’s “Plato’s Atlantis” collection (which we’ve seen her rock in the “Bad Romance” video already) and the orbit headpiece from Nasir Mazhar’s debut Spring/Summer 2009 collection, made in collaboration with jeweller and designer Matthew Mackeson.

Her “Edward Scissorhands” backdrop was used for a Regza phone commercial in 2011.

This look is a mishmash of various items. Firstly, Gaga wore a blue printed chiffon dress by Alexander McQueen which she paired with a silver metal funnel skirt and matching neck-piece are from emerging designer Gemma Slack’s Spring/Summer 2010 collection.

Her lip-shaped black hair headpiece is from Charlie Le Mindu’s Spring/Summer 2010 “Girls of Paradise” collection.

She’s also rocking the Alpina Goldwing shield sunglasses she got at Jack’s Eyewear store in LA.

The claw-inspired black patent leather gloves with buckle closure are another piece of art signed by Marko Mitanovski, made in collaboration with C&G Classy Gloves.

The look was completed with blue stingray leather Armadillo boots by Alexander McQueen.

“Plato’s Atlantis”, galor! The Italian-American beauty donned another full look from the collection! This time: the top version of the above pictured printed silk dress, and pearlescent nude leather Armadillo boots for the “Money Honey” backdrop. But there was another cool item...

The brocade-embossed metallic gold leather and cotton circle bag, she poses with, belongs to ThreeASFOUR and dates back to 2004!

In the “Teeth” interlude, our girl went for a vintage Dolce & Gabbana Spring/Summer 1999 lacquered lace midi dress with long sleeves!

For the “Tattoo” film, where we can watch Gaga getting her “Dad” tattoo, she’s wearing nothing but an ecto-skeleton head- and arm-piece custom-made by Gary Card.

Mother Monster wore a bunch of different looks in her “Manifesto of Little Monsters” interlude.

The first one is this black silk satin lace-up bolero jacket with lattice bust and ruffled neck & cuffs by Marko Mitanovski.

Her animal print mask is signed by NOKI who...

... also custom-made the Mickey Mouse motif mask embellished with safety pins.

Next, Gaga sports nothing but a Patrick Ian Hartley clear PVC cut-out face corset mask.

The mask is shaped to fit under the nose and around the wearer's cheeks with an oval opening of the mouth. Four lacing holes at each side.

Words can’t describe how much I actually love this look.

Gaga rocked a black human hair coat by Charlie Le Mindu paired with one of the spiked zip-mouth rubber masks from Jaiden rVa James’ Spring/Summer 2010 “Youth by Youth” collection.

For the penultimate look, she donned a gimp mask which was paired with a studded white chiffon vest with draping as seen on Pam Hogg’s Spring/Summer 2010 collection presented during London Fashion Week.

Let’s finish this breakdown with one last Alexander McQueen “Plato’s Atlantis” look.

Gaga sits in a blue printed iridescent Jakob Schlaepfer fabric one-shoulder top, paired with her favorite Alpina Goldwing shades we saw above.

[niralamba]

Michael Fassbender ➳ filmography p.2

Slow West (2014) dir. John Maclean

X-Men: Days Of Future Past (2014) dir. Bryan Singer

Frank (2014) dir. Leonard Abrahamson

The Counselor (2013) dir. Ridley Scott

12 Years A Slave (2013) dir. Steve McQueen

Prometheus (2012) dir. Ridley Scott

Haywire (2012) dir. Steven Soderbergh

Shame (2011) dir. Steve McQueen

A Dangerous Method (2011) dir. David Cronenberg

X-Men: First Class (2011) dir. Matthew Vaughn

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My Favorite Films and Performances of 2020

“I wish I could’ve seen it on the big screen.”

It was a strange year, and even stranger year of movie watching. In 2020 I saw only one of my top films in a theater, which is crazy (like much else over these past months). But the experience of keeping up with the movies this year was a reminder that great filmmaking can transcend the specifics of the viewing experience. In your living room, in bed, projected onto the side of a garage, streaming on Twitch, broken up into multiple sittings, maybe even on your phone (desperate times)… if doesn’t matter as long as it connects with you. A great film has the power to soothe and transport, to alter your perspective, to re-wire your brain. So while I didn’t get on a single airplane last year, I definitely went places. And I’m grateful for these changes of scenery. For the time-travel as well; last year in my house, we found great comfort in revisiting a bunch of old favorites. It was also an opportunity to finally watch a number of those older films that had someone evaded us… a year of catching up, now or never. We were members of a weekly movie club for some months — that was cool. Another pleasant silver lining was the emergence of virtual film festivals, which have been a fantastic opportunity. I hope that they can continue in some form when this pandemic is in the rearview. Because, you know, getting to Park City is a real schlep. All this to say: like you, I’ll always remember 2020. In this truly crummy year, the movies really helped.

I’m including some of the film festival stuff that’s coming out a little later, because the boundaries between 2020 films and 2021 films feels blurry to me without proper theatrical releases.

TOP 5, loosely ranked. I love these deeply.

1. LOVERS ROCK, Steve McQueen

2. NOMADLAND, Chloe Zhao

3. ANOTHER ROUND, Thomas Vinterberg

4. TIME, Garrett Bradley

5. MARTIN EDEN, Pietro Marcello

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The rest of the Top 25, in alphabetical order. I loved these.

À L’ABORDAGE, Guillaume Brac

BACURAU, Kleber Mendonça Filho

COLOR OUT OF SPACE, Richard Stanley

THE FATHER, Florian Zeller

FIRST COW, Kelly Reichardt

I’M THINKING OF ENDING THINGS, Charlie Kaufman

JASPER MALL, Bradford Thomason and Brett Whitcomb

LUXOR, Zeina Durra

ALEX WHEATLE / EDUCATION / MANGROVE / RED, WHITE AND BLUE, Steve McQueen

THE NEST, Sean Durkin

NEVER RARELY SOMETIMES ALWAYS, Eliza Hittman

NEW ORDER, Michel Franco

THE PAINTER & THE THIEF, Benjamin Ree

THE PERSONAL HISTORY OF DAVID COPPERFIELD, Armando Iannucci

POSSESSOR, Brandon Cronenberg

PROMISING YOUNG WOMAN, Emerald Fennell

RELIC, Natalie Erika James

SAINT FRANCES, Alex Thompson

SOUND OF METAL, Darius Marder

THE TRUTH, Hirokazu Koreeda

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I also enjoyed (some more than others):

Apples, The Assistant, Babyteeth, Bad Education, Black Bear, Blow the Man Down, Borat Subsequent Moviefilm, Butt Boy, The Climb, Da 5 Bloods, Deerskin, Emma, The Father (Bulgaria), Greed, His House, The Hunt, I Used to Go Here, I'm No Longer Here, Impetigore, The Intruder, The Invisible Man, Kajillionaire, La Llorona, Let Them All Talk, Lost Girls, The Man Who Sold His Skin, Mank, Never Gonna Snow Again, News of the World, One Night in Miami, Palm Springs, Preparations to Be Together for an Unknown Period of Time, Rebecca, She Dies Tomorrow, Shirley, Slow Machine, Sorry We Missed You, Soul, Spree, Straight Up, A Sun, Swallow, Tenet, Tesla, Tommaso, The Traitor, The Trip to Greece, True History of the Kelly Gang, Uncle Frank, Under the Open Sky, The Vast of Night, Vitalina Varela, Wendy, The Whistlers, Wildland, Young Ahmed

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And these documentaries!

American Murder: The Family Next Door, The American Sector, Assassins, Beastie Boys Story, The Bee Gees: How Can You Mend a Broken Heart, Bloody Nose Empty Pockets, Boys State, Brainiac: Transmissions After Zero, Circus of Books, Class Action Park, Collective, Crip Camp, David Byrne's American Utopia, Dick Johnson is Dead, Fireball: Visitors From Darker Worlds, The Go-Go's, Gunda, Miss Americana, MLK/FBI, The Mole Agent, Mucho Mucho Amor: The Legend of Walter Mercado, My Psychedelic Love Story, Mystify: Michael Hutchence, Narrowsburg, On the Record, Other Music, Sisters with Transistors, Spaceship Earth, The Way I See It, Whirlybird

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And these shorts:

Bye Bye Body (which I edited), Fit Model, Friday Night Pizza for Daddy, Hard Cracked the Wind, The Human Voice, John Was Trying to Contact Aliens, Michael's Preference West, What Did Jack Do?, World of Tomorrow Episode Three: The Absent Destinations of David Prime

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My favorite performance of the year:

Frances McDormand as Fern in Nomadland

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Favorite ensembles:

À l’abordage, Another Round, Bad Education, Babyteeth, Bloody Nose Empty Pockets, Blow the Man Down, Emma, First Cow, Kajillionaire, Let Them All Talk, Lovers Rock, Mangrove, Mank, One Night in Miami, The Personal History of David Copperfield, Promising Young Woman, True History of the Kelly Gang

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More memorable (and in some cases under-discussed) performances:

Christopher Abbott as Colin Tate in Possessor and as Gabe in Black Bear

Idir Ben Addi as Ahmed in Young Ahmed

Riz Ahmed as Ruben Stone in Sound of Metal

Daniel Algrant as Kelvin Kranz in Let Them All Talk

Maria Bakalova as Tutar Sagdiyev in Borat Subsequent Moviefilm

Haley Bennett as Hunter Conrad in Swallow

John Boyega as Leroy Logan in Red, White and Blue

Rob Brydon as Rob Brydon in The Trip to Greece

Jessie Buckley as Young Woman in I’m Thinking of Ending Things

Nicolas Cage as Nathan Gardner in Color Out of Space

Salif Cissé as Chérif in À L’abordage

Sheyi Cole as Alex Wheatle in Alex Wheatle

Cleopatra Coleman as Trina in The Argument

Carrie Coon as Allison O’Hara in The Nest

Michael Angelo Covino as Mike in The Climb

Willem Dafoe as Tommaso in Tommaso

Charles Dance as William Randolph Hearst in Mank

Catherine Deneuve as Fabienne Dangeville in The Truth

Katie Findlay as Rory in Straight Up

Sidney Flanigan as Autumn in Never Rarely Sometimes Always

Johnny Flynn as George Knightley in Emma

Julia Garner as Jane in The Assistant

Robbie Gee as Simeon in Alex Wheatle

Chris Giarmo as himself in David Byrne’s American Utopia

Betty Gilpin as Crystal Creasey in The Hunt

Ethan Hawke as Hank in The Truth

Kris Hitchen as Ricky Turner in Sorry We Missed You

Anthony Hopkins as Anthony in The Father

Jonathan Jules as Dennis Isaacs in Alex Wheatle

Sandra Guldberg Kampp as Ida in Wildland

Joe Keery as Kurt Knuckle in Spree

Udo Kier as Michael in Bacurau

Orion Lee as King Lu in First Cow

Delroy Lindo as Paul in Da 5 Bloods

Peter Macdissi as Walid "Wally" Nadeem in Uncle Frank

Matthew Macfadyen as Wilcock in The Assistant

George MacKay as Ned Kelly in True History of the Kelly Gang

Yahya Mahayni as Sam Ali in The Man Who Sold His Skin

Luca Marinelli as Martin Eden in Martin Eden

Tuppence Middleton as Sara Mankiewicz in Mank

Mads Mikkelsen as Martin in Another Round

Wunmi Mosaku as Rial in His House

Elisabeth Moss as Cecilia Kass in The Invisible Man

Kelly O'Sullivan as Bridget in Saint Frances

Shaun Parkes as Frank Crichlow in Mangrove

Robert Pattinson as Neil in Tenet

Paul Raci as Joe in Sound of Metal

Kadeem Ramsay as Samson in Lovers Rock

Gayle Rankin as Marissa in The Climb

Tanya Reynolds as Mrs Augusta Elton in Emma

Tyler Rice as Detective Russell Fox in Butt Boy

Andrea Riseborough as Hana in Luxor

Cecilia Roth as Marta in The Intruder

William Sadler as the Grim Reaper in Bill & Ted Face the Music

Kenyah Sandy as Kingsley Smith in Education

Amarah-Jae St. Aubyn as Martha Trenton in Lovers Rock

David Strathairn as David in Nomadland

Michael Stuhlbarg as Stanley Edgar Hyman in Shirley

Swankie as Swankie in Nomadland

Tilda Swinton as Woman in The Human Voice

Kristin Scott Thomas as Mrs. Danvers in Rebecca

Steve Toussaint as Ken Logan in Red, White and Blue

Alec Utgoff as Zhenia in Never Gonna Snow Again

Jairaj Varsani as young David Copperfield in The Personal History of David Copperfield

Ben Whishaw as Uriah Heep in The Personal History of David Copperfield

Sharlene Whyte as Agnes Smith in Education

Letitia Wright as Altheia Jones-LeCointe in Mangrove

Ramona Edith Williams as Frances in Saint Frances

Kôji Yakusho as Masao Mikami in Under the Open Sky

Youn Yuh-jung as Soon-ja in Minari

Helena Zengel as Johanna Leonberger in News of the World

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Favorite pre-2020 films I saw for the first time in 2020:

Blood on the Moon, But I’m A Cheerleader, Crooklyn, Cure, Daughters of the Dust, The Death of Dick Long, Deep Cover, The Draughtsman's Contract, Eyes of Laura Mars, Give Me Liberty, Greener Grass, Hardcore, High Hopes, The Last Party, Long Day's Journey into Night, Maiden, One Day Pina Asked, Persona, Right Now Wrong Then, Right On!, The Seventh Victim, Slightly French, Synonyms, Tammy and the T-Rex, Variety, The Watermelon Woman... and a tip of the hat to Coppola's new The Godfather Part III recut, The Godfather, Coda: The Death of Michael Corleone

[borvooven]

yesssss lemme hear the list of old men, we have the same taste

i will never forgive myself if i forget someone.

Tim Roth

Harvey Keitel

Michael Madsen

Chris Penn

Steve Buscemi

Quentin Tarantino

Simon Pegg

Nick Frost

John Hurt

Martin Freeman

Paddy Considine

Rivers Cuomo

Brian Bell

George Clooney

Malcolm McDowell

Lawrence Bender

Damon Albarn

Armin Shimerman

Ricky Wilson

Brent Spiner

Christoph Waltz

Al Pacino

Alexander Siddig

Dwight Schultz

Rene Auberjonois

Robert Rodriguez

Egar Wright

Dominic Keating

Colm Meaney

Jeffrey Combs

Leigh Whannell (my first crush ever ig)

Cary Elwes

Jeff Goldblum

Colin Meloy

Connor Trinneer

Wil Wheaton

Patrick Stewart

Sam L. Jackson

John Cusack

Dave Grohl

Thom Yorke

Ed O'Brien

Greenwood Bros

Pat Wilson (weezer's drummer, not the actor)

Keir Dullea

Brad Greenquist

Pete Doherty

Carl Barat

Kurt Cobain

Anthony Hopkins

Anthony Perkins

Joe Mazzello

Harrison Ford

Eli Wallach

Clint Eastwood

Josh Brolin

Steve McQueen

Charles Bronson

Richard Attenborough

Donald Pleasence

Angus Lennie

Rafe Spall

Harry Dean Stanton

Keanu Reeves

Ian Holm

Michael Palin

Michael Shanks

David Hewlett

Robert Picardo

Matthew Modine

Vincent D'Onofrio

Arliss Howard

Sam Neill

Peter Stormare

Joey Santiago

Alex Kapranos

im not sure this is everyone so:

the saga continues

[starxwalker]

DICK DESCE COM A RABA NO BALANCÊ DO BUNDÃO

SOCORRO NWEUFIEHWFHEWIUFUIEWHFIUEWHFUIWEGFYGUYGFWUEYFGUEWYGFUWYEGFOEWHFOEWHFOEWIFHEWIUHFIEUWHFIUEWHGFYUEWGFUYEWGFUYGEWUYFGUYEWGF EU TIVE QUE IR PESQUISAR, ISSO É UM FUNK?

— Todos os dias alguém admirando a traseira do Grayson, é impressionante.

— Sem querer ofender ninguém, mas já ofendendo, foda-se você Grayson, a minha é muito superior.

— Fazer o que, é a bunda representativa dos jovens heróis. Sempre foi. Ou você acha que ele faz todas essas acrobacias para nada?

— Ás vezes, vocês passam dos limites.