#reese shearsmith

[ineffable-mess]

Ok, but furfur (Reese shearsmith) and count Olaf (neil Patrick Harris) form good omens and the series of unfortunate events respectively, look very similar. Here are examples.

They look too similar I think lemony snicket ( in the good omens universe) saw something with a rough image of fur fur and thought hey that looks like a creepy actor who wants some children's fortune.

[andysambcrg]

so david and michael are finally gonna be in inside no 9 for the final series right. right?

[fuckyeahgoodomens]

Please notice that Neil didn't say anything about being in new roles for Mark Gatiss, Steve Pemberton and Niamh Walsh who played the nazis in S1 :) - we only know about them that the will be in roles ‘that span Heaven, Hell and Earth’, so nazis in Hell? Ghosts? Zombies?Prequel how Azi meets them? We shall have to wait and see! :)

Hi Neil! Hope you’re doing well!! Sorry this probably isn’t the time (we didn’t see anything, not until July 28th, promise!!) and it might be obvious to everyone else but I rewatched the film Benjamin Button recently and it gave me an idea!

I just want to ask, have Maggie Service and Nina Sosanya been cast again as different characters just because of how iconic and lovable they are? Or is it a butterfly effect, if there was no antichrist to form the Satanic Order around (Adam’s human now after all), are Nina and Maggie (the characters) who Sister Mary Loquacious and Sister Theresa Garrulous actually became on this alternate timeline?

Hope that makes sense, so so excited for S2 🥳

We're on the same timeline. (Somewhere Mary Hodges is out running management conferences and Sister Theresa Garrulous is still dead.) I cast them because I wanted them in the show again, and I couldn't think of anyone I wanted in those roles except for them. There's a Good Omens family and Maggie and Nina are part of it. (Which is also why Miranda Richardson and Reese Shearsmith returned in new roles.)

[donotbelasagne]

I can't find the original post, but this one goes out to that one person who posted that Pinterest board full of pictures of Reece Shearsmith, titled Reese Witherspoon.

[commonpigeon]

do you know the inside no 9 bus episode lore

i keep seeing posts about it please can you expand. I know reese shearsmith hates the idea of a bus episode but then they faked a bus episode in the trailer for this series which is so funny

[hectormcfilm]

Saltburn

WOW. I had incredibly high expectations for this film going in and this is overall probably my second most anticipated film of the year, only second to Across the spider verse. I thought each trailer for this film was captivating and incredible, showing off the beautiful cinematography without giving away the plot and keeping mysteries hidden. Despite my high excitement and anticipation this film exceeded my already high expectations.

To start off with this film is simply gorgeous. The aspect ratio of this film is 1.33:1 which the director herself claims is to give an intruding sense to the film, make the audience feel like they are peeping in and only catching some of what is happening, it is genius. The saturation is great making all the colours really pop as shown in the images I've used the pinks and reds are visually striking. There are multiple reflection shots including the dinning table and also the river, these shots are the most obviously beautiful but there are gorgeous shots constantly, even simple close ups have such memorable lighting, the film having multiple scenes in clubs and parties allowing for intense blue, red and green lighting.

The plot and twists will be the most admired part of this film for sure. At first it seems like a simple story of an unlikely friendship between Felix and Oliver, a popular boy and a nerd at university together, they learn each others secrets and grow closer through their time at university. Oliver reveals his parents trouble with addiction and his desire to never return home leading to him going to Saltburn with Felix. Tensions rise in Saltburn as Oliver has sex with Felix's sister and has a rivalry with Farley. When watching the trailers I predicted the twist would be that the residents of Saltburn were some sort of cult Oliver had been dragged into, something reminiscent of Get Out... Oh was I wrong. The first twist reveals Oliver had lied about his entire family life, he has a stable wealthy family that loves him and multiple siblings, he was never an abused only child. Oliver pleads with Felix telling him he wanted to seem interesting and put on a performance for him, this twist makes Oliver seem very unlikeable and manipulative, making the audience question his decisions throughout the film. Before this reveal the film was doing an excellent job as illustrating the evolution of his character, changing from a shy nerd into someone bold and manipulative, having sex with both Farley and Felix's sister, he becomes more confident in himself. Then each member of the family begins to die, Felix seemingly dies of alcohol poisoning or an overdose, Venetia commits suicide, the father then dies of old age years after as the mother reconnects with Oliver after all that time. We then reach the REAL twist, Oliver unplugs the mother's life support and its revealed he caused every death, he forged an email so Farley would get kicked out and tricked everyone the entire film, Oliver acts as a perfect wolf with sheep's clothing and Barry Keoghan provides an excellent performance that portrays his hatred yet deep disturbing love for Felix and the family.

All the performances are great, especially Barry Keoghan himself and Rosemond Pike. The side cast of this film is stacked having Reese Shearsmith, Carey Mulligan, Richard E Grant and even Aemon's actor from House of the Dragon, a very talented main and side cast.

The one major problem I can see people having with this film is the very overtly sexual aspects. There are multiple masturbation scenes, including one of Oliver stripping down and masturbating over Felix's grave, these scenes are long and don't hide anything. They are very disturbing and weird but fit with the character and portray him as a psychotic freak, I think these scenes work because they aren't glorified. A good direct comparison for me is Call me By your Name's peach scene and Saltburn's bath scene. In Call me by your name Chalamet's character has sex with a peach and the audience is show most of it, then his love interest comes in, grabs the peach and begins sucking it, this scene is weird and disgusting and feels out of place in a film so focused on romance. Comparatively, Saltburn has Felix masturbate in the bath then leave, Oliver then begins sucking the left over water up. Despite these scenes seeming similar Saltburn works as it presents how obsessive and strange Oliver is, foreshadowing and building towards the reveal of his psychotic actions. The framing of this scene also presents it as a terrible act, having intense close ups and suspenseful music.

Saltburn is sinister, surreal, sexual and sensational.

[jess-the-reckless]

Nazis - even demons look down on them.

It’s so clear in the 1941 zombie minisode that all the demons in hell absolutely hate nazis and it’s just another clue that demons aren’t evil per se they just do the dirty work that heaven deems itself too good to do

[vocesincaput-arc]

I'm already working on writing the GO, OFMD & CR verses for the Rhe.a Rhi.ple.y muse.

But now it seems I need to add a certain Reese Shearsmith demon too....

[handsometabbyc]

Wanted to see more stuff with Reese Shearsmith so I was looking up his movies and uh... I discovered he was credited in the second Venom as the priest. ‘Surely that’s a mistake’ I think. ‘I absolutely do not remember that.’ But no, it was indeed him.

[potterhead-221b]

Every time I hear the name Dave I go fucking apeshit crazy

[elvisomar]

Inside No. 9 by the wonderful Rachael Stott

[neil-gaiman]

The entire series is incredible, but I have to shout out Reece Shearsmith - Furfur's attempts to say "Aziraphale" made me full on cackle

As a League of Gentlemen fan, I have to say a huge thank you for bringing them all together again, along with the amazing Andy Nyman

That was all Reese. (It wasn't in the script. He texted me before he did it to ask if he could, and I said definitely.)

Remember there were also two Jeremy Dysons present.

[mememyselfandanimals]

Just a casual selfie with the love of my life ♥️

[humphreybubbles]

allhallows'eve doomlit trolleywalk

[klewing]

"A bit limited these lyrics aren't they?"

[thebraxiatelcollection]

Hey, so what'd you think about the new Big Finish announcement?

I’m really looking forward to it! David Bradley is an excellent actor and been a fan of his since the Harry Potter days and I’m meeting him at Gallifrey one next year so for him to finally work in big finish and as the first doctor nonetheless is brilliant.

Plus, KOSCHEI. That be fantastic to hear the Master’s actual Gallifreyan name on audio.

The only downside to it is that I hope they don’t do Reese Shearsmith for the second doctor boxset idea if they do do one because that’s my least favourite recasting Mark Gatiss did for the Adventure in Space and Time. The bloke looked nothing like Pat Troughton even with the costume.