[borgialucrezia]

⚜️ basic info: twenties, main blog, gifmaker (i reblog the stuff i'm tagged on, sometimes using queue) . tracking: #usersjen

⚜️ multifandom messy blog with unfiltered opinions, #1 overhated women enjoyer, dysfunctional families enthusiast and codependency obsessor.

⚜️ usual tags: messages - my gifs - text posts - reblogs - tagged

⚜️ the blog is mainly about the borgias, i like mostly everyone but my favorites are lucrezia and juan and i love writing metas about the borgia siblings trio most of the time (i love holliday grainger and david oakes a lot and post about their other projects).

⚜️ the borgias tags: text post - lucrezia borgia - juan borgia - cesare borgia - juan/lucrezia - juan/cesare - cesare/lucrezia/juan - cesare/lucrezia

⚜️ i consider 70s european cinema (particularly italian films and visconti's work) my second fandom home after the borgias.

⚜️ i also love cw's supernatural, specifically sam/dean and kripke era. though i really don't care about their found family.

⚜️ i'm posting about oscar morgan a lot because he's probably the only male actor of the new gen who has piqued my interest.

⚜️ big on spaghetti western, especially terence hill and franco nero. (western sideblog @mariogirotti )

⚜️ minors and antis dni, hateful tags/replies under gifsets of my favorite characters will be blocked. there might be potentially triggering untagged content so tread carefully

⚜️ i despise fandom discourses and instantly block anyone who engages with my posts in bad faith. i also hate people who become hostile when others explore controversial themes as they seem incapable of differentiating fiction from reality

⚜️ well my blog is mostly borgia-esque, so i never tag incest, blood, and gore. i discuss themes such as psychosexual complexes, doomed siblings, and being haunted by the narrative.

[borgialucrezia]

"River Phoenix, big time – huge fan of his." (x)

river phoenix, 1991 oscar morgan, 2026

[borgialucrezia]

The Machiavellian atmosphere—hedonism, lust, political intrigue—is magnetic...

[borgialucrezia]

"I think in the first season that definitely was his driving force, especially when you’ve got Theo, his potential real father there. I think in the second season, especially when he’s come back from Spain and he had his child, I think he’s come to grips with it. It’s that confrontation with Lucrezia...it’s then when he says to her, “We’re Borgia bastards,” and he’s accepted that. He knows that they all are. He is very secure in himself at that point I think."

[normalbrothers]

[borgialucrezia]

"His relationship with Lizzie is very, very complicated, and she actually really wants to be there for him and wants to support him, but then again, he is so messed up that he can’t take advantage of that…" — CILLIAN MURPHY

[borgialucrezia]

OSCAR MORGAN + jaw clench™

The lines you learn for screen are in your short-term memory and you can just forget them right after, you know them fully for the moment, but then you haven’t got to retain them. I guess when you’re doing a stage play, they’re all long-term and you can kind of maybe stagnate them, the way you do it. I don’t know if there is one easier because they’re both challenging in different ways. (x)

[borgialucrezia]

THE BORGIAS (2011 — 2013) 1.06 "The French King"

[borgialucrezia]

[borgialucrezia]

teresa ann savoy on set of "salon kitty" (1976)

[borgialucrezia]

juego de amor prohibido (1975) dir. eloy de la iglesia

[borgialucrezia]

SOPHIA and ARTHUR PENDRAGON — MERLIN (2008-2012) || 'The gates of Avalon'

[borgialucrezia]

dudebro comic fan interviewing oscar morgan about gotham knights and asking him about football and video games only for oscar to literally tell him he doesn't vibe with any of that

[borgialucrezia]

[borgialucrezia]

“I’d say [Season 6] is the darkest season, and it might play with the audience’s minds a bit. It’s very emotional and heavy… It’s really sad to be packing up Lizzie Shelby, because she’s always somewhere in me. It’s meant a lot to me.” — NATASHA O'KEEFFE

[borgialucrezia]

70s Italian film recommendations? 🤎

these are the ones that came to mind for now anon (snuck in 3 gialli, 2 erotici and 2 spaghetti westerns)

[borgialucrezia]

perhaps this phenomenon has become more common with newer tv shows but i wonder why some showrunners' "insights" into their own shows seem so disconnected from what the text actually offers and what the actors have already portrayed on screen...