#joyce robbins

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A Series of Unfortunate Events 1.3 | 2017

[sconesfortea]

Psych Rewatch | 6.11: Heeeeere’s Lassie

[chaneilkular]

with all the shit that went down in the finale, I take consolation in the fact that the biddie played by joyce robbins survived and that’s all I need atm

[jayfinch]

A Series of Unfortunate Events

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A Series of Unfortunate Events 2.05, “The Vile Village: Part 1”

It is the Baudelaires’ destiny to arrive here but you could be someplace else. And within moments, you’ll most certainly wish you were.

[moviemosaics]

Lemony Snicket’s A Series of Unfortunate Events

The Hostile Hospital: Part One

[zunijehan]

Joyce Robins, Aqua Red Lift, 2006, 17 x 43.2 cm, clay, glaze, paint

[drblackgaard]

so I just had a pretty incredibly exciting celebrity run-in on the bus home from work (in Vancouver). I was sitting across from these two ladies who were talking to the girls beside me. As soon as I saw them, I immediately thought I recognized them as the White-Faced Women from Netflix’s A Series of Unfortunate Events.

Their faces, their glasses, their hair, their voices were all a perfect match, and the way they talked to the girls and joked off of each other clearly pegged them as actors. Given that ASOUE was my favourite book series for years and years, there was no way I couldn't say anything, so I hesitantly asked if they were who I thought they were, and lo and behold, it was them! (Joyce Robbins [Woman 1] on the left of my pic, Jacqueline Robbins [Woman 2] on the right).

They were on their way back from a long day of shooting season 2, and they were raving about how amazing the new season was, even bigger and better than the first. They gushed with affection for the books and how Netflix has lovingly brought it to life with such great accuracy and creativity, Daniel Handler's amazing writing skills for paper and screen, all the crew that make it possible, and the endless fun of working with Neil Patrick Harris. They had spent a good portion of the day working on learning a dance with him, and were both exhausted from it. I commented on how it made sense, then, that their hair was done up like that, since they'd just come back from filming. They revealed that they always wear their hair like that, and that Netflix liked it so much at the audition that they made it a part of the costume, and even put it in the wigs they wore for disguises.

They also asked me stuff about me, and I could barely get words out in my giddy excitement. It was pretty pretty cool. The people around us on the bus didn’t know what they were from, but were smiling fondly at their enthusiasm about their show and their work and my enthusiasm about meeting them!