#tryone downie

[myvinylplaylist]

Bob Marley & The Wailers: Legend (1984)

2020 Walmart Exclusive Tri-Color Red, Yellow & Green Vinyl

Tuff Gong Records

Island Records

[thehopelessauthor]

You mean these two are one and the same!? 🤯

[keeponquinning]

Okay but like. The things I would let Governor Tryon do to me.

Is it the Downie ho in me speaking? Yes.

But…. You know he likes to boss you around in the bedroom.

Be honest.

Be honest.

I’m so glad he’s not on here. A blessing. None of ya’ll snitch. We in this together.

[moonussie]

Tim Downie also known as Governor Tryon

🤣😂����

[chaos-enchanted]

Have been rewatching Outlander, and wouldn't you know it? Tim Downie appears in Season 4, as Governor Tryon

The whole time watching his first scene, I thought I recognised him from somewhere

[swordbisexual]

It was hilarious for me to watch Downie’s TikToks and the whole time go “he’s in something else tho” before opening up IMDB to see that he played Governor Tryon in Outlander. Fucking flawless. The fucking range.

[herrfivehead]

so was anyone going to tell me gov tryon that bitch ass redcoat from outlander was tim fucking downie or was i just supposed to find that out from a youtube video of tim trying to remember his gale lines

[themusicsweetly]

Claire’s looking awfully modern there! 

[solgasart]

The portrait is ready! 🎨🖼️🖌️We can think different about Governor Tryon, who makes problems to Frasers family 😉 but we like Tim Downie a lot, don't we? 🤩 

[smallscreengifs]

[frasersridgebrasil]

Hoje, o Parabéns é do nosso querido Tim Downie, que interpretou tão bem William Tryon, o Governador da Carolina do Norte, colocando nosso Jamie em maus lençóis na 5º temporada!🤨 Muita Saúde, Alegrias e Realizações pra vc, @timdownie1 ! Felicidades! 🤩😍🥳👏🏼 #outlander #timdownie https://www.instagram.com/p/CRUpwi5h3vG/?utm_medium=tumblr

[rubadubdub3nunsinatub]

Im sorry but which one of your fuckers forgot to tell me that David Berry (LJG) and Tim Downie (Tryon) run an unofficial Outlander podcast called Outcasts?

[laird-brochtuarach]

Outlander Exclusive: Star Sam Heughan on Jamie’s Redcoat Turn

Heughan teases an unforgettable clash coming in this Sunday’s episode.

BY JOANNA ROBINSON

It was teased in Outlander’s season five trailer—and now Vanity Fair has two exclusive full-length looks at Jamie Fraser wearing the red coat and tricorn hat of his longtime enemies: the British. What could have induced Fraser to wear such a hated garment? Well, the answer would be a bit of a spoiler. But series star Sam Heughan got on the phone with Vanity Fair in advance of Sunday night’s battle episode, “The Ballad of Roger Mac,” to discuss the fashion choice that sent a ripple of shock through even the die-hard Outlander book fans.

These photos are bound to be at least the second-most talked-about images of Heughan to hit the internet this week. (Or did you miss the post-workout selfie that launched hundreds of thousands of likes?) “You feel rather impotent in this time,” Heughan told Vanity Fair of his pandemic mood. “You want to be able to make a difference and sometimes you’re like: Is that all I can do? But I guess it’s important to people to be distracted and to find some levity and lightness.”

Outlander has always been a show that prizes escapism, for fans of time-travel adventure and the tumultuous romance of Claire and Jamie Fraser. But Heughan is also attracted to the idea of pushing both his character and his performance to new heights. That’s how he found himself in a serious conversation with executive producer and showrunner Matthew Roberts over the question of a coat. A plotline in season four pushed recent American resident Jamie Fraser to swear a debt to British Governor Tryon (Tim Downie) in exchange for 10,000 acres of land. That debt is about to come due—and, despite the historical inaccuracy of this moment, Heughan thinks there is no better way to convey the true cost of that debt than to put Jamie in the clothing of his enemies.

“He’s really made a deal with the devil,” Heughan said. “I pushed for it. I really wanted to see Jamie in this coat, because it symbolizes everything that he’s fought against—from Culloden, the British rule over the Scots, the suppression of all of their culture, and Black Jack Randall and Ardsmuir prison. It just represents everything that Jamie’s fought against.”

Heughan got his way, and felt the true emotional impact of that choice the second he tried the new costume on: “I had a really strong reaction to it—a real revulsion. It just felt so wrong. There was definitely a physical reaction.” But as repulsed as both Heughan and Jamie might have been by the prospect of the coat, the actor wanted that inner turmoil to stand in contrast to Fraser’s external composure. “I wanted Jamie to look good in it—powerful.”

The structure of the coat itself forced Heughan—and, by extension, Fraser—to adopt an unfamiliar posture. Large shoulder pads and a rigid structure both hold the wearer up and constrict him in a way that’s quite fitting for the bind Jamie has found himself in. “It’s amazing what a costume—what wearing uniform can do,” Heughan said. The actor had grown quite accustomed to the freedom and fluidity of movement he enjoyed while wearing Jamie’s usual battle garment of choice: a kilt.

That’s certainly what book-readers might have expected Jamie to wear this season. They expressed shock and alarm at the glimpse of him dressed in crimson in the season five trailer. Heughan himself was a little surprised to see that shot included in the season-long tease: “I thought it was a bit of a spoiler! But it got people talking, which was great. People are like: ‘Oh, my God, what are you doing? He would never wear a red coat!’ Sometimes I think fans forget that we are trying to engage them and upset them, because that’s exactly what we’re here to do: play with them, entice them, excite them.”

Either way, Heughan swears that surprise will pay off, big time, in this Sunday’s episode, which serves as the culmination of a story line that Heughan called his favorite since season one.

[drunklander]

Ep. 501 Recaps & Interviews

[Updating as new ones post.]

‘Outlander’ Team Says Season 5 Wedding is a ‘Big Family Party’ (Variety)

OUTLANDER SEASON 5 STARTS WITH A WEDDING, STARS TEASE BEST SEASON FINALE YET (Syfy Wire)

‘Outlander’ Review: A Season 5 Wedding Sets Up All Kinds of Family Drama (IndieWire)

'Outlander' Season 5 Premiere: Cast Reacts to Bree and Roger's Wedding and That Romance Montage! (ET)

Outlander's Sam Heughan Tees Up Jamie and Claire's Season 5 Joy, Warns of the Moment When 'Things Go South' (TVLine)

‘Outlander’ Exec Producer Ronald D. Moore Confirms He’s ‘In Talks’ for Spinoff (Variety)

Outlander Kicks Off Its New Season with Daddy Issues (Paste)

Outlander Season Premiere Recap: Take a Vow (Vulture)

‘Outlander’ Team Says Season 5 Wedding is a ‘Big Family Party’ (Yahoo)

Did the Outlander Premiere Finally Doom a Fan Favorite? (Vanity Fair)

The Outlander Cast Reacts to That Chilling Villainous Return (TV Guide)

‘Outlander’s’ Sophie Skelton on Brianna’s PTSD, Motherhood in Season 5 (Variety)

‘Outlander’ Season 5 Premiere Recap: Jamie and Murtagh Part Ways in ‘The Fiery Cross’ (Variety)

Outlander Cast Breaks Down Their Favorite Season 5 Episode 1 Moments (Syfy Wire)

The hot time-travelers are back: Richard Rankin on Outlander’s return (AV Club)

Is ‘Outlander’ Still Sexy After All These Years? (Decider)

Sam Heughan Talks ‘Outlander’ Season 5, What’s Next for the Frasers, and His ‘Bloodshot’ Role (Collider)

'Outlander' Stars Dive Into That Season 5 Wedding and Fiery Cross Scene (THR)

Outlander Premiere Recap: Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed, Something Brewing (TVLine)

Outlander star Tim Downie warns that Governor Tryon is 'the devil incarnate' (EW)

Outlander recap: Jamie gives us a fiery cross to bear (EW)

Outlander showrunner reveals why the Fraser house is so big (EW)

Outlander Is Back and Better Than Ever (Glamour)

‘Outlander’ Season 5 Premiere: I Will Never Get Over That Sex Montage Needle Drop (Decider)

‘Outlander’ Season 5 Review: Starz Drama Finds Its Footing in Knowing the Future (Collider)

OUTLANDER GIVES US THE STIRRINGS OF LOVE AND WAR IN 'THE FIERY CROSS' (Syfy Wire)

Outlander's Sophie Skelton Opens Up About Brianna and Roger's Wedding Day (Town & Country)

Outlander recap: The Ballad of Burning Loins (Go Fug Yourself)

Outlander's Sophie Skelton on Brianna's Love for Roger and her Fear of Stephen Bonnet (Parade)

Outlander Season 5 Episode 1 Review: The Fiery Cross (Den of Geek)

Outlander season 5 premiere review: A Fraser’s Ridge wedding (Culturess)

[mama-tumblz]

Time Downie posted a photo. He is in it and the actress that plays Mrs. Tryon is in it too, but in the background you can see Sam and Cait standing close together. She is in her robe, but still has her wig on and Sam still has his costume and wig. Plus, he and Cait posted some BTS videos and pictures as well, especially Cait when she was trying to distract the negative attention away from Sam when he was in Hawaii.

Thanks Anon!

[genoacedo]

OUTLANDER has kicked off its new season with a romantic start, but war is quickly approaching. Now Fraser's End will have to make some tough decisions as loyalties are tested during the American Revolution.

By LUCAS HILL-PAUL

Diana Gabaldon’s epic series has been adapted into a thrilling historical drama for Starz. As war becomes a reality for the time travelling lovers, the stars of Outlander reveal that war was also brewing on set between some of the co-stars

Season five of the historical fantasy drama takes its inspiration from The Fiery Cross, as well as some elements from sixth book A Breath of Snow and Ashes.

Diligent readers will know that time travelling romantics Claire (played by Caitriona Balfe) and Jamie (Sam Heughan) will have protect their family against the upcoming American Revolution.

With pressures mounting, Jamie has just been issued an order from Governor Tryon (Tim Downie) to take care of the leader of a rebellious faction known as the Regulators.

Unfortunately this just happens to be Jamie’s own godfather, Murtagh Fitzgibbons (Duncan Lacroix) so the Fraser family will have to make some impossible decisions this season.

However, before the war puts a strain on the Fraser household, the family took a well-earned break as the couple’s daughter Brianna (Sophie Skelton) enjoyed a traditional Scottish wedding with her now husband Roger (Richard Rankin).

Brianna and Roger previously had a baby named Jeremiah (or Jemmy) and the stars of the show revealed that having such a young member of the cast frequently made things very difficult.

Multiple young actors portray Jemmy in the show, and Caitriona revealed that they weren’t always as cooperative as they appear.

Speaking to ET Online she said: “They’re so sweet but that age is so difficult.”

The cast were asked the question which cast member did the baby love the most, and she joked: “Sam definitely doesn’t love them the most.”

Sam agreed: “They’re so cute but it’s just very hard for young children.”

Luckily baby Jemmy is frequently swapped between two main young actors to avoid them getting too restless on set.

Brianna star Sophie also revealed that, despite portraying his mother and father, both she and Roger have had scrapes with the two child actors.

Sophie said: “I have a video of one of the twins telling Richard off for being mean to him.”

Richard sheepishly conceded: “I’ve been in trouble with most of the Jemmys.”

Perhaps the adult stars would do well to polish up their own behaviour to set an example for their young co-stars.

Not only do the stars of Outlander have to deal with badly behaved child stars, fans weren’t surprised to hear that Claire and Jamie’s kitten Adso was also a nuisance on set.  

Sam protested and said: “Adso would love me if I ever got a chance!”

Caitriona added: “The cat is a cat so the cat loves nobody more than he loves himself.”

Even though Outlander features one of the best plotted dramas on TV, the new season ran into some bumpy moments thanks to the bad behaviour from the younger members of the cast.