#twelve thirty

[gayzing-away]

Jonathan Groff in Twelve Thirty (2010)

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On the eve of the opening of his latest Broadway musical smash ("Merrily We Roll Along"), here is, for the first time ever, the complete, uncut, behind-the-scenes, on-set interview, with Jonathan Groff during the shooting of "Twelve Thirty" (available on Amazon Prime), co-starring Portia Reiners, Reed Birney, Mamie Gummer, Halley Feiffer, and Academy Award nominee Barbara Barrie.

Posted by director Jeff Lipsky on YouTube.

[frankdam]

egy kis gloomy retro

[belleandsaintsebastian]

SUPER GRAPHIC ULTRA MODERN GIRL!!!!!

[klanced]

this is why i never read voltron fanfic 💀

[raydfil]

THE SQUAD IS TOGETHER!!!

[15-lizards]

hello hannah my beloved!!! i was wondering, do you have any thoughts on marriage/wedding costumes for the different regions? embroidery, colours, etc? we have the cloak of course, but would dorne follow this tradition too, considering it's so hot, would they use sheer material? does the bedding ceremony (and subsequent tearing of the dress...eugh) affect the choice of dress? kisses my wonderful friend from the puter 🫶

Ur in luck my dearest wife bc I’ve done a few wedding posts here and here and here already

Colors as symbols is Very Important to me. Black in Dorne bc in ancient Egypt black was a good and lucky color, used to represent fertility in such a dry arid place. Green often used in the north as another sign of spring and fertility. Riverlanders using multiple natural dyes in their dresses bc representative of blooming flowers :) Gold used by the upper classes so they can look more like they were blessed by the Maiden. White is fine for purity symbolism but I hate hate hate all white wedding dresses in medieval fantasy bc They Would Not Wear That Shit

Girls from all over the country probably embroider their dresses with their mothers and sisters and aunts and grandmothers. Every woman lends a hand in the coming of age of another. Maybe in the north the family matriarch gives them basically a Rushynk to wear around their neck during the wedding for happiness and protection. Many many traditions of being gifted something by your mother or elder sister or other female family member to have during the wedding and bring with you to your new home as a symbol of having a lifeline back to your family

[massiveladycat]

just found out dionercy exists im actually gonna cry

[thatonesongyouretryingtoremember]

I want Miranda to be on the show and she looks her uncle Charles dead(ha) in the eyes and says "I don't believe in ghosts" and like. sticks to that the whole time.

[its-target-official]

i h a v e b e e n a w a k e s i n c e t w e l v e t h i r t y y e s t e r d a y a n d i ' m f e e l i n g g r e a t

[henryfondler]

[the-way-astray]

lmao i think that is the longest ask i've ever received congratulations. i'm on it 🫡🫡

what, do you not normally get forty-page-long asks. is this not a normal occurrence for you. i'm raising the bar for your askers, the cowards they currently are

[12u3ie]

38 hours??????

38 fucking hours?????????

[sjweminem]

OHH YEAH UHH. BTW........happy birthday orochimaru 😭😭😭

[sunsetsmakemesad]

Hey ok adultifying brown children is racism. Treating children of colour like adults is racism. Treating Palestinians differently from white people is racism.

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