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Johnny Depp and Paul Bettany at the Berlin Premiere for Mortdecai, Jan 18 2015

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…BOYS.

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아니 뭐 이런 조각같은 아름다움이 (x)

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I mean....isn't he incredibly adorable?

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Caught a cold? (x)

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The “Avengers: Age of Ultron” actor’s directorial debut stars Jennifer Connelly and Anthony Mackie

Yay! They did it - Shelter has finally found a distributor. It sounds like it’s going to be a super limited theater release, but it will also be available on VOD and Netflix for everyone to watch on the same day. There’s no definite release date yet, just “this year”. The movie also has a Facebook page, though I’m not sure how legitimate it is since it’s using lots of paparazzi photos (I expect it is legit, and it’s just the distributor being a little amateurish and using what materials it can find online). It also has a Twitter page.

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Johnny Depp & Paul Bettany at the Mortdecai world premiere in Berlin - 18th January 2015

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“Jock is a sort of anti-Jeeves: silent, resourceful, respectful even, when the mood takes him, but sort of drunk all the time, really, and fond of smashing people’s faces in. You can’t run a fine-arts business these days without a thug and Jock is one of the best in the trade.” - Don’t Point That Thing At Me, pg. 6

“Perhaps I should explain that I have a Fully Comprehensive Accident Protection Policy which guarantees that if anyone even looks as though he’s going to be horrid to me he will be cured of all known disease. Permanently. The Policy’s name is Jock. Jock, in short, is my large, dangerous, one-fanged, one-eyed thug: we art-dealers need to keep a thug, you understand, although it isn’t alway easy to persuade HM’s Commission for Inland Revenue that it’s a necessary expense. Jock is the best thug that money can buy; he’s quality all through, slice him where you will. When I decided to conserve my energy resources and gave up art-dealing in favour of matrimony I tried to pay him off but he just sort of stayed on and took to calling himself a manservant.” - The Great Mortdecai Moustache Mystery, pg. 8