[iamhereforthis]

Josh Hutcherson isn't the kid from 'The Hunger Games' anymore

Josh Hutcherson opens up about reframing himself on the big screen with 'Five Nights at Freddy's,' 'The Beekeeper,' and more. "I'm not the 1

Then for The Beekeeper, Hutcherson originally put himself on tape for the smaller role of a low-level villain who is despatched by Statham's army-of-one early in proceedings. It was the guy spotted in the trailer getting pulled off the bridge. "David saw something in that tape that made him say, no, I want this guy to become Derek," Hutcherson recalls. "The fact that David saw that in me, that I could bring this guy to life was a huge vote of confidence."

[lanadel-heyyy]

he’s so me for real

[iamhereforthis]

This is a really fun and charming podcast interview with Josh by H. Alan Scott.

Here’s a snippet

Q: Well one thing is for certain, X (formerly Twitter) is obsessed with you. There's an image of you licking your phone that has become the universal picture for gay Twitter to indicate thirst, being turned on. Are you aware of this?

JH: I remember seeing that photo. The truth is, I live under a rock. I don't I have Twitter, and I have Instagram, but I barely use it. That world, it's always been so intimidating to me to know that anyone anywhere can say anything about you. I just know that it's not good for my psyche. But I'm very happy to know that gay Twitter is having me be the memes for thirst. That makes my day.

Josh Hutcherson Isn’t Going to Do What You Think He Should Do

Josh Hutcherson isn’t concerned with doing what you think he should. “There was an obvious path to take post-Hunger Games. But I made a cons

[lordbelacqua]

Margaret and John + hands touching

NORTH AND SOUTH (2004)

[kitappreciationsociety]

New pic of Kit at Private White V.C.

[catchymemes]

“So many thanked me, shook my hand, and hugged me for my GoT costume (Fanime 2019)”

[strickland527]

Lol remember when Sansa and the rest of the lords and ladies in the Dragonpit sneered at democracy when presented as an option, laughing at the absurdity that those idiot plebs get a say in who rules over them?

Remember when Dany left a council in charge in Meereen with orders to let the people choose who would lead them when she left?

Good times.

[alienoriana]

The unnamed Prince of Dorne being true to dornish traditions

[oberynmartell]

“The rot in King Aerys’ reign began with Varys.”

— Barristan Selmy, A Storm of Swords

[yennefers-geralt]

The only good thing I’m hearing about this episode is that Sansa has officially become Littlefinger blended with Lady Lannister. When she betrayed Ned in the book as a child, that was a child’s mistake. In the show, she made a conscious decision as a bitter and vindictive adult. No excuses. She’s a villain.

[arsenicandfinelace]

Ned kept that secret for 20 years and Sansa couldn’t keep it for three hours. So much for the honourable Starks.

[yennefers-geralt]

The episode is called The Last of the Starks for a reason. The Starks don’t exist on Game of Thrones anymore.

[ktwrites]

[waking-dreams-of-harmony]

We stan a legend like Nathalie Emmanuel she is perfectly precious

[iamhereforthis]

Ned Stark kept the secret for 17 years and took that secret to his grave. It took his daughter less than a day to betray that very secret.

[iamhereforthis]

Oh shit and I just realized that this the second time Sansa has told a family secret to a Lannister.

[iamhereforthis]

Ned Stark kept the secret for 17 years and took that secret to his grave. It took his daughter less than a day to betray that very secret.

[north-and-prejudice]

#concerned boyfriend (ﾉ・ω・)ﾉ*:･ﾟ✧

[delicateavenuegardener]

Something amazing will happen to you in May 2019.

[bolaneno]

Something WONDERFULLY amazing will happen to you in May 2019 ✨✨✨… a great and happy occurrence.

[1dietcokeinacan]

[gameofthronesdaily]

Season 8 has already differentiated itself by being perhaps the first season of Thrones to meaningfully engage with the matter of race in Westeros in a way that reflects. In both of the season’s episodes so far, Grey Worm and Missandei have found that they, specifically, are not welcome in the North. This is an insular territory filled with people who are naturally wary of military outsiders—which, fair. But even so, these two have been treated with open and recognizable hostility—one that makes it seem as though Northerners are warier of their black skin than they are of their Targaryen allegiance. (x)

[spanishlandia]