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Sunday in the Park with George “Move On” Le Chatelet Production 2013 Dot: Sophie-Louise Dann George: Julian Ovenden Watch the song here. I admit, I’m not a huge fan of this musical, but this number brought me to TEARS. First off, HER performance is spectacular. The emotions and her roaring voice insisting him to move past this artistic block and trust in what he knows. I also admit I don’t know much about these actors (but that will change ASAP) and hearing George sung with an operatic-like tone… it works here. He’s matching her passion and power. His reactions to her pleas (these GIFs) are heart-wrenching.
James D'Arcy as Anthony Perkins
Hitchcock (2012) dir. Sacha Gervasi
ok but I KNOW Hastings would be SUCH a hopeless romantic, tho
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Luke Thompson photographed by Alex Ingram for Country & Town House
‘He’s so open for lots of new experiences, but it can be slightly paralysing, because it means he doesn’t really know where he fits in,’ Luke explains. ‘And that’s where we find Benedict this season – pushed a bit further on.’
House of Guinness Appreciation Week 2025 Day 3 - Favorite Outfit: Rafferty's Floral Shirt
taken from a cover of Teleny
"I love it here! I love my life here." "Well, I'm glad because I love it too."
Raffles S1.E13 "The Old Flame"
ruffles and bonnie
Finally read E. W. Hornung's Raffles books. I kept hearing about it for ages, of course, but always thought it's just something between Holmes and Poirot, never expected it would be so -
"It was Raffles I loved. It was not the dark life we led together, still less its base rewards; it was the man himself, his gayety, his humor, his dazzling audacity, his incomparable courage and resource. "
Bunny is so gone. Also, the fact that it's written by Doyle's brother-in-law somehow makes it even better.