#russell burnett

[letsbesharkfriends]

an edit of my love for the boys and their love for each other <3

[puck-the-devil]

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@pushspacetocontinue

Realizing he must have unnerved the person before him, Puck quickly shifted shapes, melting into his favored human form - a persona of sorts he had created quite some time ago.

"I'm sorry. I hope you'll forgive my rudeness," the blonde man in a navy suit, red tie, and round glasses remarked. "I just happened be to watching you for a little while and noticed a few of your personal effects with your names on them." He dipped his head before extending a hand without smiling. "Owen Burnett. Pleased to make your acquaintance."

Upon hearing Russell's reply, however, the corners of Owen's mouth upturned ever so slightly. "I see. Well, then...what might you recommend? Do you have any favorites yourself? Or a menu, perhaps?"

[bobdylan-n-jonimitchell]

Bob Dylan & The Rolling Thunder Revue—Gatesville, TX, May 15, 1976 © Nicolas Russell.

[dontdenymeshakespeare]

Mid Year Book Freakout Tag

[tickldpnk8]

Sandman casting so far

Aside from returning castmembers, this is what I’m seeing so far for our casting for the upcoming episodes as they align to storylines and arcs. (I’m pulling from Tudum and Redanian)

Midsummer Night’s Dream

Jack Gleeson as Puck

Ruta Gedmintas as Titania

Spike White as Dick Cowley

James Darch as Richard Burbage

Season of Mists

Esmé Creed-Miles as Delirium

Adrian Lester as Destiny

Freddie Fox as Loki

Clive Russell as Odin

Laurence O’Fuarain as Thor

Ann Skelly as Nuala

Douglas Booth as Cluracan

Song of Orpheus/Thermidor

Ruairi O’Connor as Orpheus

Ella Rumpf as Eurydice

Garry Cooper as Hades

Emmanuela Lia as Naya

Daphne Alexander as Bromie

Tafline Steen as Xantho

Paul Brennen as Captain Carnot

Daniel Hoffmann-Gill as Guillaume

A Game of You (?)/Brief Lives

Indya Moore as Wanda (also in AGoY, but we have filming of her in Brief Lives scenes)

Alison Nadine as Wanda’s mother (will appear where Wanda does)

Brief Lives

Jordan Adene as Donnie Capax

Steve Coogan as Barnabas

Barry Sloane as “The Prodigal.”

Kayode Akinyemi as Kris

Amber Rose Revah as Ishtar

Stewart Scudamore as Andros

The Kindly Ones

Returning cast members spotted filming

The Wake

Returning cast members spotted filming

High Cost of Living

Adwoa Akoto as Amelia Robbins

Unknown

Antonia Desplat in an Unknown Role

Charlotte Bate as Tally

Jade Burnett as Guardswoman

Lee Byford as Piccadilly Police Officer

Ben Allen as Simon

Gavin Spokes as Jeremy

Johnny Labey in an Unknown Role

Edward Chlerich in an Unknown Role

Andre Flynn in an Unknown Role

Wil Coban in an Unknown Role

Joel Burman in an Unknown Role

Rilwan Abiola Owokoniran in an Unknown Role

Bridgette Amofah in an unknown role

Jacqueline Boatswain as Prime Minister

Segun Fawole as Laurie Webb

Michael Lyle in an Unknown Role

Richard Nicholas Emerson as VIP Funeral Guest

Ruth Sheen in an Unknown Role

Tayla Kovacevic-Ebong in an Unknown Role

So what are we thinking these Unknown story lines and roles might be at this point?? We’ve seen filming for TKO and also The Wake, so at this point I think we’re going beyond what we thought we’d get and are now going to get the entire Sandman storyline.

If I have time later, I’ll add links to the above.

[based-on-relief]

Navigating ADHD can be complex, but with guidance from Dr. Russell Barkley, a renowned ADHD expert, it doesn't have to be. In his comprehensive overview, Dr. Barkley explains the critical role of environmental adaptations and structured routines in managing ADHD effectively. Learn why creating external structures and modifying your surroundings can significantly improve daily functioning for those with ADHD.

From visual reminders to clear and concise planning, discover practical tips that can help bridge the gap between knowledge and action. Dr. Barkley's expert advice sheds light on the importance of consistency in routines and the beneficial impacts of medication, providing a robust framework for managing ADHD in everyday life.

[vintagetvstars]

Dick Van Dyke Vs. Russell Johnson

Propaganda

Dick Van Dyke - (The Dick Van Dyke Show, Diagnosis: Murder, The Carol Burnett Show) - First of all he’s a hilarious comic: he has impeccable comedic timing and his physical comedy talent remains one of the best of all time. Second of all he can dance AND sing AND act— truly a renaissance man. (He is one Oscar away from an EGOT, which is very cool!) Also, those eyes and dimples? There’s a reason he’s so shippable with everyone from Julie Andrews to Mary Tyler Moore: he’s a certified cutie! His looks combined with his talents and personality definitely make him THE hottest vintage TV man.

Russell Johnson - (Gilligan's Island) - NOTHING is hotter than a super smart guy.

- No Negative Propaganda Please -

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Additional propaganda below the cut

Dick Van Dyke:

That twinkle! The physical humor! The wholesomeness! I love this man!

Rob Petrie (his character on the Dick Van Dyke Show) is one of the few good sitcom husbands. he's good at his job, he talks issues out with his wife and stands by her, and he's genuinely very funny and lovable. and that's not even getting into how brilliant his physical comedy is

His smile is charming his swag is unparalleled he plays a devoted tv husband and there’s nothing hotter than making me laugh

more like dilf van dyke am i right

Russell Johnson:

[scotianostra]

The distinguished architect John Burnett died on July 2nd 1938 at Colinton, Edinburgh.

Burnett designed buildings the length and breadth of the British Isles and on the continent of Europe and as far afield as South Africa.

John Burnet was born a soldier's son at Craighead House, Kirk O' Shotts, and trained initially as a carpenter. After becoming a Clerk of Works, he set up as an architect specializing in modest churches and houses in the Italianate and Classical styles, and large-scale commercial buildings and hospitals in the Italian Renaissance, Baronial and Gothic styles.

One of his first undertakings in Glasgow was the Royal Institute of the Fine Arts in Sauchiehall Street, which was won by competition. Other notable buildings there are the offices of the Clyde Trust, the Athenaeum, the Botanical Department and extension of the University, the Pathological Institute, the Barony Church.

In Edinburgh he designed the Professional and Civil Service Stores, George Street, the business premises of R. W. Forsyth in Princes Street, which later housed Burtons for many years, and in Scotland and England generally many public, ecclesiastical and domestic buildings. He was also architect for the Edinburgh International Exhibition of 1906.

Important commissions came to him from London and to London he devoted the latter part of his life, the firm, of which he was senior partner, being known as Sir John Burnet, Tait & Lorne. He had the honour in 1905 of being entrusted by the Government with the important additions to the British Museum, now known as the King Edward VII. Galleries.

Among his numerous London designs are the Institute of Chemistry in Russell Square, the Kodak building in Kingsway, Adelaide House and Vigo House, and the Second Church of Christ Scientist. He was the chief architect in Palestine and Gallipoli for the Imperial War Graves Commission.

The professional esteem with which Sir John was regarded in Britain may be expressed by the words used in connection with the conferring of the Gold Medal of the Royal Institute of British Architects in 1923, ‘‘ Few architects living can compare with him either in quantity or quality of output, and fewer still may be said to have had as pervasive an influence on the work of their own time.”

In France he had received both bronze and gold medals at the Salon and was a corresponding member of the Institute of France and of the Société central des Architectes Francais. He had the same relation with the American Institute of Architects.

Knighted in 1914, Sir John was a member of both the Royal Scottish Academy and the Royal Academy. He was an Honorary LL.D., of Glasgow and Fellow of the Royal Institute of British Architects, of the Royal Society, Edinburgh, and of the Royal Society of Antiquaries.

Though he took fewer commissions personally, Burnet worked into his late seventies – he designed the famous Unilever building on London in 1933 - before he eventually retired, spending his final years at Colinton in Edinburgh. He died at home at the age of 81 on this day, 1938, he is buried at Warriston Cemetery.

Pics are the beutiful Drumsheugh Baths in Edinburgh, the old Public Library and Museum, Capbelltown and the former Clydesdale Bank Headquarters, St Vincent Place, Glasgow.

[lboogie1906]

Steven Williams (January 7, 1949) is an actor in films and television. He is known for his roles as Jimmy Lee on Cooley High, Captain Adam Fuller on 21 Jump Street, Lt. Jefferson Burnett on The Equalizer, Det. August Brooks on L.A. Heat, X on The X-Files, Russell “Linc” Lincoln in Linc’s, Rufus Turner in Supernatural, Paul Davis on Snowfall, Quentin on The Chi, and Alexander Cora on The Family Business.

Throughout his career, he has appeared in numerous films, including The Blues Brothers (1980), Twilight Zone: The Movie (1983), Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday (1993), 22 Jump Street (2014), It (2017), and Birds of Prey (2020).

He has been nominated for a Screen Actors Guild Award and one NAACP Image Award.

He was born in Memphis and was reared in Chicago. His parents were divorced, and he was raised at separate times by his father in Michigan, his mother in Chicago, and his maternal grandparents in Millington, Tennessee. In Chicago, he attended Wendell Phillips High School. He matriculated at the General Motors Institute, an automaker’s engineering school.

He was drafted into the Army, serving in the 2nd Armored Division, stationed in Gelnhausen, Germany, and became Divisional Champion with the Army Boxing Team, Middleweight Division. Upon receiving an Honorable Discharge from the Army, he worked for the USPS as a mailman. After delivering the mail in subzero temperatures, he went to work in Chicago’s garment district as an apparel salesman.

He was married to talent agent Ann Geddes and the couple has two daughters. #africanhistory365 #africanexcellence

[broadwaydivastournament]

MOVIE MUSICAL DIVAS TOURNAMENT: ROUND 2 MASTERPOST

There will be a total of 25 polls in this round, rolling out over the next five days. Check back here for a running list.

Ginger Rogers vs. Rita Hayworth Kay Thompson vs. Carol Burnett Bebe Daniels vs. Lupe Vélez Diana Ross vs. Shirley Jones Virginia O'Brien vs. Ann Miller

Deborah Kerr vs. Eleanor Parker Josephine Baker vs. Ruby Dee Jeanette MacDonald vs. Maxine Sullivan Vyjayanthimala vs. Barbra Streisand Catherine Deneuve vs. Susan Sarandon

Rosalind Russell vs. Ethel Merman Dorothy Dandridge vs. Moira Sherer Hermione Gingold vs. Pearl Bailey Lena Horne vs. Vera-Ellen Esther Williams vs. Lata Mangeshkar

Eartha Kitt vs. Ellen Greene Whoopi Goldberg vs. Julie Andrews Ethel Waters vs. Nancy Carroll Asha Bhosle vs. Helen Ann Reinking vs. Patricia Quinn

Dolly Parton vs. Whitney Houston Judy Garland vs. Debbie Reynolds Bea Arthur vs. Angela Lansbury Madeline Kahn vs. Bernadette Peters Chita Rivera vs. Rita Moreno

[wiz-kaleb]

My wrestling OC's, Samantha Russels and Wendy Burnette Can't wait to draw more illustrations of these two beating the crap out of each other!

[meret118]

“He is putting the architect of Project 2025 in a central position to enact the agenda of Project 2025," Crow told Burnett Friday “And that's everything from federal abortion bans, to weaponizing the military for his culture war, and gutting Social Security and Medicare and Medicaid – all the things that are explicit in that program are articulated by Mr. Vought and he wants him in a key role to effectuate it.”

[byneddiedingo]

Wendell B. Harris Jr. in Chameleon Street (Wendell B. Harris Jr., 1989)

Cast: Wendell B. Harris Jr., Timothy Alvaro, William Ballenger, Thomas Bashaw, Alfred Bruce Bradley, Margaret Branch, Rick Davenport, Amina Fakir, Anita Gordon, Gary Irwin, Jeff Lamb, Angela Leslie, Bruce Seyburn, Jennifer Turner. Screenplay: Wendell B. Harris Jr. Cinematography: Daniel S. Noga. Art direction: Timothy Alvaro. Film editing: Matthew Mallinson. Music: Peter S. Moore.

An altogether astonishing movie, Wendell B. Harris Jr.'s Chameleon Street is raw, clumsy, funny, mordant, and almost as interesting for what happened to the movie itself as for anything that happens on the screen. It was born of its writer-producer-director-star's fascination with a real life con man, William Douglas Street Jr., who managed to pass himself off as a reporter, a doctor, a lawyer, an athlete, and a Yale student. Only once did Street try to make real money with this talent; the rest of the time he did it because he could, which ultimately wound up sending him to prison. Harris's exploration of Street's career is a kind of docudrama, and it won him the Grand Jury Prize at Sundance. What it didn't win him was fame as a filmmaker, which Sundance had done for directors like Quentin Tarantino, David O. Russell, Paul Thomas Anderson, and Steven Soderbergh, among others. Hollywood showed its interest only in buying the rights to remake the movie, but not to distribute it. At the Sundance festival, Chameleon Street's chief competitor for the award was To Sleep With Anger, a film by another Black director, Charles Burnett, that was picked up for distribution by the Samuel Goldwyn Company. It's a more conventional movie, featuring stars like Danny Glover, while Harris's film is largely performed by non-professional actors. After three decades of underground circulation, Chameleon Street was restored in 2021, distributed and released on video. It can now be seen as a pointed look at the Black experience and as a commentary on the quest for identity and status, not only within the film but in the film's history. 

[sondheims-hat]

Joannes Elaine Stritch (1970), Jane Russell (1971), Vivian Blaine (1972), Carol Burnett (1993), Debra Monk (1995), Sheila Gish (1995), Lynn Redgrave (2002), Anna Kendrick (Camp 2003), Judith Light (2004), Barbara Walsh (2006), Anne Looby (2007), Siobhán McCarthy (2011), Patti LuPone (2011), Francesca Annis (2011), Judy Blazer (2014), Ellen Harvey (2017), Patti LuPone (2021).

[yeoubye]

MASTERLIST

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ANCIENT Series

Cultivator — Song Haoran

Emperor — Ruohan

Equestrian — Alan Wright

Femme Fatale — Vivian Durand

Homme Fatale — Vincent Durand

Nobleman — Jung Jihoon

Opera Singer — Guo Shilin

Painter — Yoon Kimoon

Prince — Yeon Baekhyun

Sect Leader — Zhu Xiangyu

BEAST Series

Fox — Guanyu

Hound — Sepehr

Snake — Maniae

FICTIVE Series

Archdemon — Moira

Night — Xingchen

Vampire — Everard Steinauer

SINPHO Series

Action — Zhao Yunxi

Assassin — Lonan

Ballerino — Lee Jaeho

Bloodhound — Lee Jongsuk

Camera — Kim Seokhwa

Camp — Han Kangmin

Delinquent — Han Seonghwa

Director — Li Qianmo

Estranged — Kim Daniel

Farmer — Cha Seongsoo

Fiance — Juliet Burnette

Frat Boy — Ricky Saetang

Homewrecker — Nikolaus Müller

Husband — Xiao Tianyu

Jock — Kris Soikham

Judge — Kim Daehyun

Lights — Suwan Anurak / Vegas

Mafia — Yejun Kross

Model — Zhu Xiaoming

Photographer — Choi Sejun

Playboy — Kim Woobin

Professor — Kang Russell

Punk — Lee Ray

Racer — Hayashi Taro

Raindrops — Lee Mingyu

Revellers — Xiaoming & Qianmo

Surgeon — Lee Hajoon

Truckstop — Jung Bumsoo

TEMPT Series

Gangster — Yoo Cheongwoo

Nightclub — Yoo Kangdae

Tattooist — Yoo Hyunbin

[kwebtv]

The Hanged Man  -  ITV  -  February 15, 1975 -  April 5, 1975

Crime Drama (6 episodes)

Running Time:  60 minutes

Stars:

Colin Blakely as Lew Burnett

Michael Williams as Alan Crowe

Gary Watson as John Quentin

David Daker as Piet Hollander

John Rees as Brian Nelson

Angela Browne as Elizabeth Hayden

Brian Croucher as Sammy Grey

William Lucas as George Pilgrim

Frank Wylie as David Larson

Julian Glover as Joe Denver

Jenny Hanley as Druscilla

Peter Halliday as Jean-Claud de Salle

John Bay as Sam Lambert

William Russell as Peter Kroger

Michael Coles as Hans Ericksen

Gareth Hunt as Eddie Malone

Jack Watson as Douglas McKinnon

Bill Mitchell as Harry Friedman

Alan MacNaughtan as Charles Galbraith

Naomi Chance as Jane Cowley

Tenniel Evans as Joseph

Victor Brooks as Nightwatchman

Fred Feast as Josef