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Make me choose | @matthcwlillard asked: Alana or Bedelia?

sungl0ry

some Bedelia/Hannibal AU for lovely anon

betchiwilleatyou

currently fucking sobbing over eleanor roosevelt and lorena hickok's letters to each other

murdershegoat

Dozens of NYC Subway riders, fresh off a Robyn concert, singing “Dancing On My Own” while waiting for the E train. (Video by Triszh Hermogenes)

biokitty

I’m reblogging this again because the absolute joy in this video is something I haven’t seen in such a long time that I’d forgotten this aspect of humanity.

the-girl-who-didnt-make-anysense

Hello? Still trouble falling asleep? Hannibal… Are you writing about me doctor? Where are you? Nowhere really Why did you call? It’s nice to hear your voice

morepopcornplease

get on your feet.mp4

bedeliainwonderland

Incorrect bedannibal quotes

banghae

“But you have to go with your doctor!”

hippoandpotato

This series is too much for my fragile heart. Now too sloppy to function.

snappytoez

akiplo

The way you and Mads Mikkelsen play these characters, it’s almost like you’re playing a chess match. How do you two, as actors, get into that rhythm? It’s a very specific, fine-tuned rhythm.

It is, and I don’t know where it began. I don’t know how that initially manifested. It kind of began at the beginning of our first scene together, sitting across from each other, and we carried that with us. It’s possible that I set that up, not necessarily intentionally, but just coming into a new show and trying to figure out who would be this person that might sit across and deign to be a psychiatrist to Hannibal Lecter. It’s certainly progressed from there.

It feels like everything that’s on the page and the environment that we are standing in when we are doing these scenes — the interior of the Florence apartment that they created in Toronto — it feels like it can carry that chess match. It feels like we’ve immersed ourselves in this very unique and bizarre world. It almost feels like we’re talking a different language, like we have our own kind of cryptic dialogue. … I think it’s just a mixture of the two of us and the particular kind of actors that we are and the environment and the clothes and the words we say. They all lead toward this kind of rarified relationship.