#actorslife

[actordougjones]

Yes, His Grace, Duke Douglas of Sealand is even older now. As each year passes, I am more sorry about starting this tradition of posting a semi-tasteful photo.

DougJones #birthday #oldnakedguy

[emqqx]

Me when there are not new fics about the characters I like

Pls make some new😭

[ncuts]

Ncuti’s reaction to a fan saying they want him back on Doctor Who

[nancysthinker]

Can we talk about how this scene may have hit Charlie and Natalia, the voice actors, and the stuntdoubles because all of them fell in love in real life thanks to jancy

[johnmorganfilms]

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[echoesofadoration]

Beyond James Bond: Why Hollywood Needs to Recognize Sam Heughan’s Range

As conversations grow around the future of James Bond, it’s time to look beyond one iconic role and recognize the full depth and versatility

Beyond James Bond, it’s time for Hollywood to see Sam Heughan’s versatility. The future of cinema needs layered actors and original storytelling.

#SamHeughan #FilmIndustry #Actors

[billielhindle]

Finished the tech book for 1984 🥰

[culturebuffs2025]

"It had started with Brando. He was the influence. The force. The originator. What he had created, together with collaborators like Tennessee Williams and Elia Kazan, was more visceral. It was threatening. Brando had become part of a triumvirate of actors, along with Montgomery Clift and James Dean. Clift had the beauty and the soul, the vulnerability. Dean was like a sonnet, compact and economical, able to do so much with the merest gesture or nuance. And if Dean was a sonnet, then Brando was an epic poem. He had the looks. He had the charisma. He had the talent."

A quote from the memoir Sonnie Boy: The Memoirs of Al Pacino

Happy birthday, Marlon.