Prank Oberhauser

I like writing(stories and code). spy movies, books, art, movie scores and star wars(sighs). he/him

[therebelcaptain]

“That’s one hell of a pilot!” Andor 1x11: Daughter of Ferrix

[prank-oberhauser]

I LOVE how Daniel Craig and team are just trolling EON with this movie

[the-text-doctor]

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[prank-oberhauser]

me: Why does my to-watch list keep ballooning out of control?

also me: Tony Gilroy name dropped Babylon Berlin in a random interview and watching the first two seasons of Babylon Berlin is now my utmost priority

[nicostiel]

GROGU AND DUST BUNNIES | Studio Ghibli x Lucasfilm

[hairtusk]

Most of you, by now, will have read about the sudden and unexpected passing of Hilary Mantel; a writer who I've come to admire enormously in recent years. I thought I'd collect together a masterpost of my favourites among her shorter essays, that you can read for free online:

No Passport Required (2002) - on nationality and identity

Written On Our Bodies (2003) - on female infertility and medical misogyny

Holy Disorders (2004) - on anorexia and sainthood

'Every part of my body hurt' (2004) - on endometriosis

Author, Author (2008) - on Virago Modern Classics, publishers of neglected women's fiction

Night Visions (2008) - on dreams and writing fiction

'Looking for female role models in nineteenth century novels' (2009)

The Shape We're In (2009) - fatphobia in relation to feminism and capitalism

The War Against Women (2009) - on 'A History of Women' by Marilyn French

Women Over 50 - The Invisible Generation (2009) - on aging and womanhood

Anne Boleyn: Witch, Bitch, Temptress, Feminist (2012)

'You have to experience it to know what fat is like' (2013) - on fatphobia

Hilary Mantel On Grief (2014)

'Endometriosis took my fertility, and part of my self' (2015)

Elizabeth Jane Howard: Hilary Mantel on the Novelist She Tells Everyone to Read (2016)

The Princess Myth (2017) - on Princess Diana

[prank-oberhauser]

"As soon as you sit before the screen you start haunting yourself."

Blot, erase, delete is another one of my favorites . A must read. A great talent who will forever be missed.

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[dk-thrive]

It was the cheapest source of power. Words are free.

I started writing in earnest at 22. I thought: I am a wreck and have no money and am in poor health – and so how am I going to impose myself on the world? I was seethingly ambitious, I don’t make any secret of that. I needed to be somebody. The only way I could think of was by writing. Because all you need is paper and pencil and you can do it horizontal. But it was never an escape, nor was it the place I was running to – because it wasn’t a refuge – but it was what enabled me, it was my source of power and it was all I’d got and it was the cheapest source of power. Words are free. And when I think: what do I retain from the old days? It’s a turn of phrase.

—  Hilary Mantel, Interviewed in the Observer, 2003. (via The Guardian.com, Sept 23, 2022)

[laurbailey]

FOR ALL MANKIND, SEASON ONE.

[rebeccalouisaferguson]

It’s time to pick a side.

REBECCA FERGUSON as Ilsa Faust in Mission:Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One (2023) dir. Christopher McQuarrie

[aenslem]

MARGO MADISON & MOLLY COBB FOR ALL MANKIND | 1x04 “prime crew”