My sweet boy.

“There is nothing noble in being superior to your fellow man; true nobility is being superior to your former self.” — Harry Hart

[deepreddd]

I miss hannibal. The show. I miss it

[helloyangmal]

[helloyangmal]

[baba-yaga-not-only]

Mads Mikkelsen November 2016 – Euroman

[http://rasmuswengkarlsen.dk/magazines/mads-mikkelsen-november-2016-euroman/]

[cherik]

I’m Bridget and this is Jack. And…this is Mark.

Bridget Jones’s Baby (2016)

[parkxiaowu]

[eggssunwin-blog]

Mark and Bridget in BJB

Mark: This is the last few moments, my love, and then you’ll see your beautiful baby.

Bridget: What if he’s not yours?

Mark (no hesitation): Then I’ll love him anyway. Just as I love you. Just the way you were, the way you are, the way you always will be.

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[egerrton]

Do it again! …It’s amazing. [x]

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Instead of tv shows killing off queer women, why not have them exit alive and well in the most badass, majestic and fashionable way possible?

Also worth pointing out that in the books, Alana is a straight man who only just barely cameos in Red Dragon and Margot, whilst still one of the most interesting characters, is the epitome of the ignorant stereotypical portrayal of a lesbian woman.

In the show, Alana was gender-swapped and depicted as bisexual, having been in relationships with both men AND women which was done in a way that promoted sexual fluidity. Margot was written in a non-homophobic way and actually integrated well into the story, unlike the movie which cut her out completely.

Also they had an extremely beautifully and sophisticatedly filmed sex scene which wasn’t needlessly sexualised.

[zhivchik]

bless you

[fuckyeahannibal]

[byronicwoman]

that first time you hear your parent use a dirty word.

[mikkelsenpai]

Mads on Good Morning Britain

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[currently-obsessed-with-mads]

x

Look at his ridiculous perfect face and puppy eyes.

[ricamora-falahee]

Happy 34th Birthday, Harry Shum Jr! ♥

I learned not to be afraid of anything that was foreign to me. The hardship of always being the “different” one in the room shaped me into being comfortable with being uncomfortable. I apply that to my personal and professional life.

[baekin-hoe]

someone sTOP HUGH DANCY

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