#pitch perfect cast

[eatglassberry]

Living for these Pitch Perfect callbacks. Anna Kendrick loves the Bellas as much as Beca does 🥲

Anna Kendrick on Crime Junkie AF | October 25, 2024

[chlobeale]

THIS SENDRICK BFFS NEVER BEEN SAD MOMENT during THE BELLAS 'Cheap Thrills' rehearsal, nobody breathe around me pls ♡-♡

[toughpaperround]

Podcast interview with Gavin McHugh and his mum Lisa (April '24)

[demadogs]

i like to mentally cast actors for hypothetical adaptations of my favorite books. for YEARS now i have been searching for the perfect simon snow. i have some baz contenders but ive never found a perfect simon. i am pleased to announce that i have FINALLY FOUND HIM…. its walker scobell. he’d be a perfect simon snow.

[mapleandgingeroatmeal]

William A. Wellman’s as Chuck Harm is such an incredibly funny and very inside baseball joke for people way too into horror podcasts. Of course they’d be the guy bearing witness to the horrors and narrating them to a watching audience. Who else could you possibly cast in that role.

[rai-knightshade-art]

Um. So.

No one freak out. But this might be a Trolls/Broppy fan art blog for a little while 😂. Don't ask, idk either, I blame Anna Kendrick for everything.

(close ups below the cut, Image IDs in Alt Text)

[incorrect-zone-quotes]

Aubrey: I set fires to feel joy.

Dani: That’s adorable.

[fromdickinsonwithlove]

Hailee Steinfeld

Day 25: singing

I need her to go on tour so bad 😭 after Coast I can’t wait to see what else she puts out

Bonus: my own clip of her singing cause I saw her when she opened for Charlie Puth in 2018 and she was sooo good 🥹

[note-a-bear]

Just put on KAOS and yeah, it's a win for me

[whateverthedragonswant]

Finally finished all ten episodes of Pitch. Started watching the show for Kylie, stayed for the cast and the incredible story. I cannot believe Fox cancelled that show and left so many things unresolved. It should be a rule somewhere that when a show gets cancelled, a finale episode must be shot or in the can that resolves anything left open and unresolved for all of the characters.

It is an absolute crime that we didn't get to see more of this:

or this

or this

or this

And Blip and Evelyn and Oscar and Al and Livan and even Charlie. The whole cast was phenomenal and the story was richly layered. A true ensemble and a treasure trove of impeccable characters. (and compared to Big Sky, Kylie's current show, the showrunner/writing team here knew how to handle episodic arcs in combination with an overhead arc and balancing all of the characters' stories while not diminishing the main protagonist's presence/story line) This should have made the cut, hands down.

[old-long-john]

I having a real Sam brain takeover in the last 30 or so hours, just with everything, and the song about Louis is making me so excited for what he and Jacob could do in the next season, so:

What are your favorite acting moments from Sam and Jacob in the show? Could be from just the second season or from both seasons, up to you (I'm curious about your favorite acting moments from other people too, the whole cast is great, but that feels like too big a question lol)

GOD OK SO

I've had 3 insane days of iwtv and Raleigh Ritchie madness and I'm so tired right now, but I want to answer this finally! I know whichever moments I choose I'll hit post and then suddenly remember 10 others that I should've included, but what a gift to have actors who are that talented.

I'll try to keep it to top 3 moments for each of them, over both seasons, under the cut because I witter:

For Sam:

The story of his turning by Magnus. I think Sam's just extraordinary in that scene. The layers of performance, the fact that Lestat is giving them both something raw and real, the fact that you can see that it’s not a relief, it carves a piece out of him to say it out loud, the fact that you can see the moment he puts the wall back up again when he says 'but I have a capacity for enduring', the fact that he does use it as an opportunity to disarm Louis and to try to excuse the inexcusible ('it's why I don't particularly like being abandoned'). It's just such a stand out moment from the version of Lestat we see in most of S1. And also Sam said that he put in the line 'I didn't want this', because he thought it was important that the audience heard him say that, and I think it's vital to the scene working as completely as it does.

From S2 it has to be the moment in the trial when he finally takes accountability for what he did by dropping Louis from the sky. Every second of that speech is just perfection. And the expression on his face when he's poured his heart out and finally said that he's sorry and Louis just looks away, because there can't be forgiveness for that, not ever but especially not in that moment, just wrecks me. He fucked everything up so badly and I think Sam shows us that he's really truly beginning to reckon with that and with the awful consequences of his being a shitty maker and husband. Reckoning with being a shitty father unfortunately doesn’t come until far too late.

I'm trying to go for something less obvious than the reunion scene, which I love so much. I think maybe my 3rd favourite Sam acting moment is the two performances cut together between the trial and the retold version of Claudia's turning. The subtle horror of it, the way he seemed genuinely unnerved by Louis' mania, the regret on his face as he's recalling it, the regret on his face before he's even done it, the way he's still oscillating between performance and true feeling in the telling, the moment of insane dark comedy when he says 'and you have to drain her first Louis'. That scene was honestly the most shocking part of ep 7 for me.

(also, the 'tickets please' scene because jesus christ)

For Jacob:

I mean it's the whole show, really. He's just transcendent. But one moment that I really love, just for the extreme contrast it shows between past and present Louis, is when early in S1 he pushes back against Daniel's (fair!) point about his total rewrite of the way he talks about Lestat by reading from Daniel's autobiography. He's so otherworldly and alien in that moment, so detached from humanity somehow in his mannerisms when he picks up the book and leafs through it for the right page. And then flexing his powers by setting the tapes on fire in the bin. He's at his most cooly vampiric because Daniel's picking at a real emotional vulnerability, and the way Jacob plays it is so fascinating to watch.

In S2 I LOVE when Louis gets nasty. Especially when he makes Daniel tell him what Alice said when he finally asked her to marry him. What Lestat said during the trial was kinda true: 'Louis was deceptively agile with words. A trenchant form of verbal amusement.' That man knows how to slit someone open with just the right turn of phrase and I love to see him do it. The glee in his eyes when Louis laughs at Daniel saying 'she said no' is just everything. Like, my god dude, I know he was asking for it but jesus. I also just love that Jacob was scared we wouldn't like Louis any more after S2, as if we weren't all gonna love him even more for all his fucked up complexity.

And my 3rd favourite Jacob acting moment is the Loumand fight in 2x05, because holy fucking shit. Everything I said above times a thousand. The 'does he wanna lick my boots' tongue out, the getting right up in Armand's face, the gleeful savagery, the speed with which he crumbles when Armand brings Claudia into it. I think it's one of my favourite performances by any actor in anything ever (and Assad absolutely meets him at the exact same level).

Since you mentioned the others, I'll also say shout out to Delainey for every second she was on screen but especially 'now I know what two blood-fat cocks slapping hands feels like', because I lost my entire fucking mind at the way she delivered that line.

[parlerenfleurs]

They weren't lying, that Challengers can really much bisexuality and toxic threesome

[chlobeale]

it was a group pic but i made it Sendrick ♡-♡

[supercantaloupe]

anyway i watched this tonight. very interesting cause it really shows how much of a performance is made or broken by its cast as well as its direction, comparing it to the 2017 aix performance. there's a couple of small things in there that aren't in the other one that i like but also a lot of small things in the other that aren't in here that i think make it a whole lot better acting wise. although i probably have to give some credit as well to the cinematographers and video editors here too since obv i'm seeing both performances thru recordings rather than live and the difference in recording quality is huge, with the other one being. probably the best shot and edited video of a theatrical production i've ever seen, and this one being. well not that. mostly static wide shots with a few medium close ups with zooms/pans and nothing in particularly high def. but my overall impression of this one isn't nearly as "holy shit" as the other one. which as you may know grips my brain like a stress ball

[tarotmantic]

it’s on my eternal to do list to eventually make a post with all the ben platt fun facts i used to text my friends when i went on my new fan deep dive

[snixx]

guys help valerie gcv came up on autoplay and I've fallen back face first into my santana lopez gcv obsession