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A Moment that Made you Love…Love

Originally I was going to upload the video interview with Reshma that is featured in the link below. But someone was quite moody that Friday morning, so I have decided not to.

‘Outlander’ Stars Caitríona Balfe and Sam Heughan Bid an Emotional Farewell to the Series — and React to the Finale

Spoilers: Stars Caitríona Balfe and Sam Heughan unpack an emotional finale with a journalist who has been there from the start.

For the purpose of this post, we’ll just focus on this snippet:

For both Balfe and Heughan, the love that is at the center of their show is also what they will remember most behind the scenes…

Heughan quickly agreed: “Caitríona’s right, it’s the cast, it’s the love. And Caitríona herself, you know sharing all these amazing moments with her is so special. I’m really lucky.”

GIFs credit to @caitrionabafle

Nice to see at least some sentiments haven’t changed.

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I don’t know how I missed this one first time around, but this has to be the one of the best Diego Luna Andor interviews in terms of this interviewer asking really intelligent questions and Diego giving full and thoughtful answers.

He describes exactly what his role as an Executive Producer involved - a lot of it being the creator-on-set as Tony Gilroy was hardly ever there. He also approved the story early on and gave advice on how to market the show after it wrapped. Also covered: key differences between Ghorman and Ferrix as communities in rebellion, the variations between the directors, filling in the gaps between the arcs, and the importance of the sets for acting immersion. So much blocking was done on the page… “Ferrix was in Tony’s head before he started writing”. 

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Genevieve and Diego being adorable

Andor Cast Q&A with Indiewire | June 1, 2025

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NEW 📸 • Domhnall Gleeson at the IndieWire studio at Sundance Film Festival (23.01.2026)

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Jon discusses Beirut with IndieWire during the Sundance Film Festival | 1.22.2018

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Agents of Atlas: 23 Lead Actors Who Are Not Just Tall, They're Giants

Take a look at these 23 Hollywood lead actors whose towering heights - up to 6'9"- add an extra layer of presence to their iconic roles.

From today 😊 December 3, 2025

Your gentle giant 🤩💙

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Kristen Stewart 📸

[randomluck-ofthe-universe]

So in IndieWire: Screen Talk podcast they talk about his speech, they said: how he's "playing the game now" and how it felt he almost in drag or something, he's not himself, he was acting in that speech.

These people know how things work inside Hollywood and they saying as it's. It's obvious for who wants to see beyond the facade of Hollywood.

thank you anon for the infos 😘

'they talk about his speech, they said how he's "playing the game now" and how it felt he almost in drag or something, he's not himself, he was acting in that speech.'

nothing to add.