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phryne & jack || my tears are becoming a sea

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Victoria on Film: Episode Four - Miss Fisher and the Crypt of Tears

arlome

Soooooo, @firesign23 threw a gauntlet in the form of this gif above and I just had to pick it up. Sorrynotsorry!

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firesign23

@arlomeI AM SCREAMING. SCREAMING.

shmit1

By the way… there wasn’t really a tarantula.

Good.

I didn’t really shoot one.

andforgotten

— I don’t need to marry you, I just need your heart. — Jack, I gave you that a long time ago.

lorelaigilmoure

#look at where we are, look at where we started

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For @missingmissfisher

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Character Screen time

Here are some graphs that I made about the amount of screen time each character has in Miss Fisher. Notes about how it was calculated are down below for those who are interested!

Obviously Phryne has the most screen time of all characters (75% of scenes), followed by Jack, appearing in 47% of scenes.

In this graph we can see the screen time per season. Dot and Hugh have very similar screen times but you can see how that changes in season 3 as Hugh does not appear in a number of episodes and Dot appears more as she participates in the investigations more actively than in previous seasons. Jack gains a lot of screen time after season 1 and maintains it in season 2 and 3.

In this graph we can see Phryne’s (pink, on the left) and Jack’s (blue, on the right) percentage of appearances during each episode of the series. We can see how his presence grew as the show progressed and even surpassed Phryne’s in a few episodes (S2E01 Murder Most Scandalous and S2E08 The Blood of Juana the Mad).

Here we can see Dot’s (yellow, on the left) and Hugh’s (light blue, on the right) percentage of screen time. While many episodes show them very equally, some episodes stand out (S1E06 Ruddy Gore shows Dot a lot more, probably because of her crush for that actor, while S2E08 The Blood of Juana the Mad shows Hugh a lot more, probably since Phryne and Jack were not in good terms, Jack needed someone to be on the scene with him haha). We can also see the two episodes in season 3 that Hugh did not participate quite clearly as well.

I hope you find this as interesting as I do! I am working on an online interactive version of these graphs and many others so it will be much easier to play around with the data!

Notes: to estimate the amount of screen time per character I separated the episodes in scenes, counted the number of scenes each character appeared and divided by the total number of scenes of the episode. Flashback scenes (the ones using that blue filter) were not counted. I did not count characters that are exclusive to episodes, such as murder suspects, but know I feel like I should have. Here we go for another rewatch…!

fridakolosseum

Awesome. Ok! Here’s another challenge for you. 🤗What’s the percentage of Phryne and Jacks shared scenes where they are actually touching? Or …the average physical distance between them. 🤣

shmit1

More Desert Jack

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Leigh chats with Essie Davis, star of Miss Fisher and the Crypt of Tears, about keeping busy in isolation, the challenges of filming in Phry

Something Miss Fisher Fans might like to listen to.

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Thanks @shmit1, looking forward to listening later!

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A Look™ by Jack Robinson || Miss Fisher and the Crypt of Tears (2020)

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I’ll just leave this here.

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There it is ! In this crack video you’ll find : Jack Robinson being the boss, Aunt Prudence spilling some tea, the worst wizard ever, Phryne Fisher being too hot, and Dorothy Williams and Hugh Collins being dorks… Also Jack is a pirate at some point. I had a lot of fun with this one, I hope you’ll enjoy, let me know what you think !

(You can also find it on Youtube here in better quality)