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Alias Grace 1.05

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I love her! 🥰💖

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Rebecca Liddiard as Adelaide Stratton in Houdini & Doyle.

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DEADBOLT Tubi Original horror thriller premiering on May 11th

Deadbolt is a horror thriller in which a young woman finds her sanity on the brink due to unexplained disappearances and chilling nocturnal echoes in her new home. Directed by Mars Horodyski from a screenplay by Michael Rinaldi. Produced by Kim Yu. The MarVista Entertainment-Neshama Entertainment co-production stars Rebecca Liddiard, Camille Stopps, Jamie Spilchuk, Kyra Harper, Bill MacDonald,…

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If only I were she!

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A Thousand Little Cuts (2022)[28.5.2024] trailer 2/ 2 Written and Directed by Joshua Brandon

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on the wicked witch of the east.

who is nosyne?

(please pardon the unvarnished condition of these images. no gifs of rebecca liddiard exist and your girl is mobile 80% of the time.)

when letheia was six, hecate gathered her daughter onto her lap and gently, laughingly told her of a "happy accident"--that she would have a sister. an accident it certainly was: hecate had privately vowed to have only one child, an heir, and not repeat her own mother's mistake of having many daughters or a long-term partner. but while the man she'd been seeing was quietly paid off and moved along--just another heart broken by letheia's free-spirited and mercurial mother--hekate decided, after much thought, to keep her second pregnancy. she'd do her own mother one better; she wouldn't repeat the same mistakes.

in that, hecate succeeded. her second daughter, nosyne, was not her older sister's rival but her best friend, bringing out the playful and joyous side of letheia that was usually smothered by the regime of control and the role in state affairs imposed on her by her mother. while hecate could be a good playmate, letheia never knew if her mother would suddenly turn into the frightening disciplinarian that dwelt behind her good humor. letheia and nosyne had no such hidden facets from each other.

this isn't to say that they never fought or never had differences. at the time, pressures of being the heir and uncertainties in her maternal relationship made letheia cerebral and overly serious; her mother and her courtiers sometimes dryly called her "the little statesman" for her somber intensity. nosyne, with no such burdens and no particular ambition to have them, was freer and more cheerful, and brought out the part of her sister that was still a child. much of the humor and levity in letheia's adult personality grew from nosyne's encouragement (as well as, of course, her inheritance from her sparkling and witty mother).

while nosyne proved early on to have abilities equal to any other witch, and commensurately endured the same disciplinary regime as her sister, whatever interest she had in the western throne dwindled the older the sisters became. she envisioned herself as her sister's closest advisor rather than a ruler in her own right and was happy to enjoy privilege and power without the burden of outright rulership. there were certain frustrations and resentments--a sense that for her to have children of her own would be verboten, in particular--but for the most part, nosyne was comfortable in her role as spare.

there were two significant turning points in the relationship between sisters.

the sudden and early death of their mother, which i will discuss in another post.

the installment of nosyne as the ruling witch of the east, which i will discuss below.

the ruling witch of the east died some decades (rn i am trying to figure out if it's more like 20 years or more like 50 years) BD (Before Dorothy), stunning the three other quadrants of oz. she stunned them particularly because she died without an heir. while rws had died suddenly before--like all living beings, rws do have physical vulnerabilities and can be killed or die of sickness--it was unheard of for one to die without a designated inheritor of their throne. the proper thing to do, agreed locasta of the north and glinda of the south, would be to resort to royal authority, turn over the ruby slippers to the emerald city, and collectively work from there to decide who would rule the east.

letheia knew all this. she also knew that soon north and south would bring the issue to her to request her involvement and cooperation. before anyone could act on this political quandary, she stole the ruby slippers, gave them to nosyne, and installed her as ruling witch of the east.

it was a breathtaking coup unlike anything ruling witches had ever seen. never had two witches of the same family ruled two regions of oz. it was unthinkable and the exact kind of monopoly that the pastorius knot and the ozian constitution had been designed to prevent.

king pastorius--an overall weak ruler who ill discuss later as well--shrugged his shoulders. to him, this was witch business, and insofar as he was involved in witch business, he favored letheia over the other rws. north and south were astonished and disgusted by his inaction; to them, this was an affront to both their authority and to his, a clear power grab, massively disrespectful to all they held dear. this action turned whatever tension or latent hostility they held against letheia into hatred and rivalry.

nosyne, for her part, didn't really want the throne or the slippers. she wanted what she'd always wanted: freedom to party, to flirt, to wear gorgeous gowns and to read in the castle library and to argue philosophy then have no-strings sex with her interlocutor. but her beloved sister had asked this responsibility of her, so she took it. it would spell her doom.

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I'm pretty sure that picture is like the Tillman family reunion. There's Roy Tillman (Gator's father) played by Jon Hamm, Gator Tillman played by our beloved Joe Keery, there's also Karen Tillman (Gator's sister) played by Rebecca Liddiard and Scotty Tillman (Gator's niece) played by Sienna King, and lastly there's Gator's Uncle played by Stuart Bently.

Ooh thank you for all this info!

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hello! could i please get some faceclaim suggestions for an older sister to miles robbins? the muse he’s the fc for is in his mid-to-late twenties, so anyone who can pass for late twenties or early-to-mid thirties are good! thank you so much!

Ruth Madeley (1987) - has spina bifida.

Sharon Rooney (1988)

Aiysha Hart (1988) half Saudi Arabian - has spoken up for Palestine!

Megan Stalter (1990) - is bisexual.

Tanya Reynolds (1991) - has spoken up for Palestine!

Rebecca Liddiard (1991)

Megan Prescott (1991) - is autistic and has ADHD - has spoken up for Palestine!

Sarah Kameela Impey (1991) half Indo-Guyanese - has spoken up for Palestine!

Seychelle Gabriel (1991) quarter Mexican - has spoken up for Palestine and Sudan!

Gaite Jansen (1991)

Conor Leslie (1991)

Poppy Drayton (1991)

Cassandra Naud (1992)

Joana Ribeiro (1992) - has spoken up for Palestine!

Olivia Cooke (1993)

Adèle Exarchopoulos (1993)

Jesse James Keitel (1993) - is trans.

Olivia D’Lima (1993) half Goan - has spoken up for Palestine!

Maia Mitchell (1993) - has spoken up for Palestine!

Rose Williams (1994) - has spoken up for Palestine!

Jasmin Savoy Brown (1994) half African-American - is queer - has spoken up for Palestine!

Ivana Baquero (1994)

Simona Tabasco (1994)

Midori Francis (1994) half Japanese - is queer.

Adeline Rudolph (1995) half Korean.

Jessie Mei Li (1995) half Hongkonger- is a gender non-conforming woman who uses she/they - has spoken up for Palestine!

Emma Mackey (1996)

Myha'la (1996) half Afro Jamaican - has spoken up for Palestine!

Alisha Boe (1997) half Somali - has spoken up for Palestine!

I hope this helps you out, anon!

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Fargo S05E03 Rebecca Liddiard as Karen Tillman

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[ad_1] Entertainment·PhotosTIFF attracts hundreds of thousands of visitors to Toronto and generates over $100 million in economic activity for the region. But the typically star-studded affair looks different this year due to the ongoing strike by Hollywood writers and actors.Typically star-studded affair looked different this year due to strikeCBC News · Posted: Sep 15, 2023 12:12 PM EDT | Last Updated: 12 hours agoAnimation gif featuring actor Rebecca Liddiard with Toronto International Film Festival fans at the Seven Veils world premiere, director Billy Bryk at the Hell Of A Summer premiere, actor Kudakwashe Rutendo at the Backspot premiere and Ethan Hawke, with his daughter, Maya, on the red carpet for Wildcat. (Carlos Osorio/Reuters, Cole Burston/The Canadian Press, Evan Mitsui/CBC, Evan Mitsui/CBC)The Toronto International Film Festival attracts hundreds of thousands of visitors to Toronto and generates over $100 million in economic activity for the region. But the star-studded affair looks quite different this year because of the ongoing strike by Hollywood writers and actors.At the helmDirectors and producers were not affected by the strike. So, several actor-turned-directors promoted films at TIFF, including Ethan Hawke, Patricia Arquette and Viggo Mortensen.Director Ethan Hawke attends the international premiere of his film Wildcat on Monday, which explores the life of American author Flannery O’Connor played by his own daughter, Maya Hawke. (Carlos Osorio/Reuters)Director D.W. Waterson attends the presentation of Backspot on Sept. 8. Their feature directorial debut is about a driven cheerleader who struggles to handle the pressure when she and her girlfriend are both selected for an elite cheer squad. (Mark Blinch/Reuters)Writer and director Viggo Mortensen poses during the special presentation of The Dead Don't Hurt on Sept. 8. Set in the 1860s, the feminist western stars Mortensen and Vicky Krieps. (Mark Blinch/Reuters)Director Patricia Arquette, left, Zoë Bleu, centre, and Harlow Olivia Calliope Jane pose on the red carpet before the premiere of Gonzo Girl at Royal Alexandra Theatre on Sept. 7. (Evan Mitsui/CBC)Director Ian Gabriel, left, and cast member Kathleen Stephens react during the presentation of political thriller Death of a Whistleblower last Saturday. (Carlos Osorio/Reuters)Actor-turned-director Billy Bryk arrives ahead of the premiere of the slasher comedy Hell Of A Summer at Royal Alexandra Theatre last Sunday. (Cole Burston/The Canadian Press)Red carpet looksCast member Jessica Chastain poses during the North American premiere of Memory at Royal Alexandra Theatre on Tuesday. (Carlos Osorio/Reuters)Honoree Spike Lee on the red carpet of the TIFF Tribute Awards gala fundraiser at the Fairmont Royal York hotel last Sunday. (Christopher Katsarov/The Canadian Press)Zoe Blëu walks the red carpet for the film Gonzo Girl on Sept. 7. (Evan Mitsui/CBC)Rapper and actor Michie Mee arrives on the red carpet to promote the CBC documentary film Black Life: Untold Stories at TIFF Bell Lightbox on Tuesday. (Chris Young/The Canadian Press)Noa Diberto walks the red carpet before the premiere of Backspot at TIFF Bell Lightbox on Sept. 8. (Evan Mitsui/CBC)Kudakwashe Rutendo walks the red carpet before the premiere of Backspot on Sept. 8. (Evan Mitsui/CBC)Fan appreciationTaika Waititi meets fans during the world premiere of his soccer comedy film Next Goal Wins at Princess of Wales Theatre last Sunday. (Frazer Harrison/Getty Images)Cast member Park Seo-joon greets fans during the North American premiere of Concrete Utopia at Roy Thomson Hall last Sunday. (Mark Blinch/Reuters)Cast member Rebecca Liddiard attends the world premiere of Atom Egoyan's Seven Veils at Princess of Wales Theatre last Sunday. (Carlos Osorio/Reuters)Nicolas Cage arrives at the world premiere of Dream Scenario at Royal Alexandra Theatre last Saturday. (Mark Blinch/Reuters)Corrections and clarifications|Submit a news tip|Report error [ad_2]