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From an innocent angel that had questions to a fallen (well, sauntered) demon. I loved the contrast in these. Make for a wonderful phone wallpaper too.

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The Mandalorian - Making of Season 2 [Part 5]

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The Mandalorian - Making of Season 2 [Part 6]

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The Mandalorian - Making of Season 2 [Part 7]

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Din’s grooming habits between episodes aren’t getting nearly the attention they deserve

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I took this pics during the Gotham panel at Heroes and Villains Fan Fest in London. Please give credit if you want to use them thanks

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Edward Nygma referring to Oswald Cobblepot (compilation)

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Michael Sheen’s queer characters

Gallowglass (1993) - Joe who has an unhealthy obsessive relationship with his savior

Wilde (1997) - Robbie Ross, Oscar Wilde’s lover

Bright Young Things (2003) - Miles Maitland, a perfect example of a gay man in the 30s

Kenneth Williams: Fantabulosa! (2006) - Kenneth Williams, a real person and a comedy actor with “barely consummated homosexual dalliances”

Ancient Rome: The Rise and Fall of an Empire (2006) - emperor Nero, this is ancient Rome and that says it all

7 Days in Hell (2015) - Caspian Wint, a talk show host who thirsted a young tennis player

Nocturnal Animals (2016) - Carlos, a gay man who married a woman

Good Omens (2019) - Aziraphale, an angel who is (mutually) in love with the demon Crowley

P.S. I’m also not quite sure about Castor from Tron: Legacy (2010), but he was a computer program, so… who knows.

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UPDATE. I wached almost all of Michael’s filmography and I have something to add to the list.

Sean’s Show (1992-1993) - James. The scene where he’s gay takes place in the imagination of one of the characters, but it’s worth it to be included in the list.

Tron: Legacy (2010) - Castor, a computer program. Description by Michael Sheen himself: “The character I play is kind of… he plays with identity and he sort of… you don’t know quite what is the gender is, and he reinvents himself. He’s definitely bi curious.”

The Spoils Before Dying (2015) - Kenton Price, “collector, dropout, bon vivant” and just a guy trying to pick up another guy in a bar. He’s quite like the mature version of Miles Maitland.