#thief Tony

[starker-sorbet]

Leader of a group of thieves Tony taunting and playing cat-and-mouse with forensic scientist/detective Peter

It started as just a bit of fun for Tony. Taunting the new detective put on the case of hunting him and his group down. Well taunting with a hefty dose of flirting if Tony was honest, Detective Parker was incredibly attractive and definitely Tony's type. But all it was just a game of cat and mouse to amuse Tony . That changed however when while watching the younger man from a building overlooking the scene of his latest caper he saw Detective Parker deliberately destroyed a piece of evidence that Tony didn't realise he had even left. Maybe Peter had more potential than just being a bit of amusement after all. Either way Tony really had to step up his game. Flowers maybe?

[mydairpercabeth]

[prettyboysdontlookatexplosions]

re prev reblog/tags funny to revisit my childhood crush on basil of baker street bc i’m reading [obsessed with] the queen’s thief series and whenever i explain to someone how it’s not my usual kind of thing but i’m all in i keep saying that it’s really bringing home that an absolute foolproof recipe for a protagonist is someone whose primary traits are that he is clever, brave, and incredibly annoying to everyone he meets… an opinion i have apparently held literally my entire life

[do-you-know-this-adhd-character]

Do you know this (noncanon) ADHD character?

SPECIFICALLY THE MOVIE VERSION, NOT THE COMICS VERSION

Evidence below the cut!

There were two submissions, presumably from the same person as they used the same image? If not, hilarious coincidence.

Second links this post

First has this to say:

He is impulsive, prone to hyperfocus (or not focusing at all), easily bored, creative, makes leaps from A to Z without much seeming connection (there is, but explaining how would take too long), incredibly energetic/hyper, interrupts when speaking, prone to anxiety, has terrible time management, memory issues, speaks a lot and loudly....so....many...symptoms

[sigurism]

Alain Delon, Jack Palance, Tony Musante, John Davis Chandler Once A Thief Dir: Ralph Nelson

[overheard-at-camp-half-blood]

“I don’t know how anyone could like the Lightning Thief musical, it was so bad that it didn’t even get nominated for a Tony when there were no other options.”

If you hate fun and whimsy, just say that.

[mudwerks]

Piper Laurie and Tony Curtis in The Prince Who Was a Thief (1951)

Spanish postcard by Archivo Bermejo, no. 4942. Photo: Universal International. Piper Laurie and Tony Curtis in The Prince Who Was a Thief (Rudolph Mate, 1951).

[jewishraypalmer]

Every time a show that gets horrible reviews gets nominated for Tony Awards I think about how the Lightning Thief didn't even get nominated in categories in which they were the only musical eligible and my blood boils all over again

[kikispongecake]

the best percy jackson adaptation is still the musical

[burningexeter]

[HEADCANON]

In my mind, I think all the TV shows and movies you see here are set in the same universe as each other.

[trashyspaceprxnce]

On account of the 2023 Tony’s allowing Alex Newell and Michael Arden to get their revenge im excited for the revival of The Lightning Thief in 2024 that will sweep every category

[eek-a-tron]

OH MY GOD THIS HAIR DIALOGUE

STARK: Why don’t you grow out your hair?

SELINA: Why don’t you?

STARK: Hrmf.

SELINA: Tough guys don’t have long hair, is that it?

STARK: Uh huh.

SELINA: Well then, I guess I’m a tough guy too.

From Catwoman: Selina's Big Score (2002) by Darwyn Cooke

[mydairpercabeth]

And I fell for you like water

Falls from the February sky

[onlylonelylatino]

Shadow Thief by Joe Kubert

[romdocitizen]

prob says smth abt me that my biggest christmas episode of da bear s2 guest cast pop was for gillian jacobs lol

[sigurism]

Alain Delon, John Davis Chandler (& Tony Musante) Once A Thief Dir: Ralph Nelson