#krays

[beah388love]

I forgot

18+ Minors DNI!!!

Full Masterlist Legend Masterlist

Pairing: Reggie Kray x Fem!Reader

Summary: Reggie stood you up.

Warnings: Swearing,bad language!!! (Please tell me if I missed any!!!)

You was playing with Lou Lou on the floor and Tommy had come round to grab something he forgot yesterday.

"What's this? Is that a cat? Say cat? C-c… a-a..t-t" you said showing her a book full of animals but specifically on the page with the furry cat.

Then Tommy heard the door knock, "bee? There's someone at the door!" He yelled and you smiled at Lou Lou picking her up.

"Alright hang on!" You said quickly walking to the door with Lou Lou resting on your hip in your arms.

You opened the door to see the one and only Reggie Kray.

He had come round a couple times now for your brother Johnny, they had been doing business together a lot more recently.

But you've only ever seen him when you walked past the door or seen him out the window, not opened the door.

"Good Morning Reg..can I help you?" You asked smiling, and he looked up at you with a big grin he couldn't hide.

"I uh- I'm looking for Johnny?" Reggie asked and you bit your lip.

"Sorry you just missed him, I'm not sure where he is but he'll be back around six?" You said and he nodded, "thanks bee" Reggie said and you smiled about to shut the door but he stopped you.

"I actually uh- had another question." He said and you nodded confused.

"Will you go out with me? Tonight?" He asked you and you were taken back.

"Oh- uh- okay." You smiled and he had a huge Cheshire Cat smile he couldn’t hide.

"Alright I'll pick you up at seven thirty!" Reggie smiled walking away and you nodded shutting the door.

"Who was that?" Tommy asked

"Reggie Kray" you said and he paused

"He asked you out?" Tommy asked looking back at the door and you nodded

—

"Where are you going?" Johnny asked you when he saw you rushing around your wardrobe to find something to wear.

"I have a date" you rushed out as you threw away another dress onto your pile on the floor along with a shirt that accidentally hit Johnny in the face “oops sorry” you laughed as he took the shirt off his face annoyed.

"With who?" Johnny asked as he leaned on your door with his shoulders crossed.

"Reggie Kray" you said pausing a little but continuing to look for a dress, "y/n-" Johnny warned but you cut him off.

"I know what I'm doing Johnny I swear..he seems sweet?" You said and he rolled his eyes.

"He's a gangster." Johnny said standing up straight looking at you.

You huffed and nodded "I know"

"But getting hurt is how you learn." You shrugged and he stiffened "not if you're dead!" He said and you looked over to him.

"1. I wouldn't do something if it got me killed. And 2.even if you're right, you and Billy,Ronnie,Jimmy and Roy would be there for me..." you said and he let out a breath he was holding.

"Fine. When are you leaving?" He asked you and you smiled "seven-thirty," he nodded and gave you a kiss on the head before leaving your bedroom.

"This one..." you smiled to yourself when you found the right dress, and got ready.

It was 7:40 and you was sat at the bottom step of your staircase.

You huffed looking at the clock ticking.

7:56

You was hoping he maybe just had a hectic day or something and was running late but that's when Johnny came out,

"What's the time? Shouldn't you be on your date?" Johnny asked you confused and you frowned.

"He's late..I don't think he's coming"  you sighed walking upstairs but Johnny stopped you.

"I'll have a word with him." Johnny said and you shook your head.

"Don't bother Johnny. It's fine I'm alright," you smiled.

"I'm not wasting my time on someone who won't even show up" you smiled before walking upstairs.

"Fucking twat." Johnny said through gritted teeth after you had left hearing range, as he walked to the living room to call Reggie and rip him a new one.

—

"Payne you're not listening!" Ron spat as he slammed his glass down angrily.

"Ron calm down. Look Payne this ain't gonna work alright?" Reggie huffed and Payne rolled his eyes grabbing his papers and leaving the bar angrily.

"Fucking cunt" Ron yelled at him as he left and Reggie rolled his eyes sipping on a tea and that's when it hit him.

"Ron I'm forgetting something." Reggie said worried.

"What?" Ron said looking at him confused.

"Fuck! Ron what time is it?!" Reggie rushed out panicked and Ron quickly looked at his watch.

"Ten past nine why?" Ron asked and Reggie quickly put his cup down and ran his hand through his hair.

"Fucking! Shit!" Reggie groaned.

"What's the matter?" Ron asked putting his beer down.

"I forgot my date with y/n.." Reggie huffed sitting in his chair with his hands covering his face.

Ron tutted shaking his head "I told ya she's a keeper!" Ron said since he had already met you through your brothers.

"I fucking know that Ron!" Reggie rolled his eyes angrily.

—-

He walked up to your street and waited at the brick wall having a fag.

He saw you walk out your front door with Tommy and Lou Lou in your arms, he walked over to you and as soon as you saw him you was angry.

"Tommy go grab my purse please" you said and Tommy was about to pipe up but you interrupted him "go now please" you said and he sighed as he walked back in the house to grab your bag.

You quickly placed Lou Lou in her pram and glared at Reggie as he walked over.

"Morni-" Reggie said and you interrupted him

"cut the shit. What do you want Kray?" You said angrily and he sighed.

Tommy came out with your purse and handed it to you "thank you Tommy." You said rolling your eyes at Reggie as you began walking

"I'm sorry bee I really didn't mean to stand you up- I forgot I swear! Let me take you out-" he said disappointed in himself as he tried to catch up with you and Tommy,

"Take me out? You stood me up? I was sat there all night. Just don't-" you huffed and he looked at you sadly

"Please! Please I'll make it up to you, we can go anywhere you want? Please?" Reggie asked you and you sighed looking over to Tommy.

"Fine. But this is your last chance reg. I don't do this." You said poking his chest and walking away.

"When do I pick you u-" Reggie said but you cut him off  "exactly six o'clock!" You yelled and he nodded before running back to his car and going to his club.

—-

You two had a great date and he actually showed up.

Johnny however was still mad at him but after some persuading he finally forgave him.

[krayz4krays]

this bit of one of ron’s letters to laurie o’leary has been burned in my brain for the past few days. may i find this level of jolliness

[frances-shea]

[tomhardyspinkyfinger]

Masterlist

Here's my masterlist!! I'll update as a post more! My requests are pretty much always open but if I get too many at once it might take me a while to finish. I write for pretty much any Hardy character!

Alfie Solomons:

Series:

Part 1: While she was Sleeping

Part 2: The Dinner Date

Part 3: Moving In

Part 4: A Simple Life

Part 5: Betrayal

Part 6: Margate

The Good Girl and the Gangster:

Part 1

Part 2

Part 3

Part 4

Part 5

Part 6

Part 7

One shots:

New Employment

Baby Fever

Work Place Romance

Tommy Conlon:

The Diner Drama

The Gym

Freddie Jackson:

Freddie Gets Caught

Dog Rescue

James Delaney:

The Man I Can't Kill

Reggie/Ronnie Kray:

The Kray Brothers Learn to Share

Forrest Bondurant:

The New Girl

Eddie Brock:

Risky Cases

Office Blues

Ian Eames:

Jealousy

Leo Demidov:

Series:

The Search for Anne's Island (PT. 1)

Drabbles

[sometimeslondon]

Another picture of St Matthew’s church in Bethnal Green

And also time for another of my fascinating facts (ha ha!): St Matthew’s church is where the funerals for both of the gangsters, the Kray Twins, were held,  Ronnie’s in 1995 and Reggie's in 2000. 

[elisabethloxx]

Reggie Kray and Frances Shea in Spain, November 1964.

“That November, the couple went on a two week holiday organised by Reg to southern Spain. This time, the opportunity to get away from it all and spend time together nudged Reg and Frances closer. There were still seperate hotel rooms and, just like on their other trips, guys from Reg’s entourage hovered in the background. But as they wondered hand in hand around the strange, exotic narrow streets together, Reggie eager to buy Frances whatever took her fancy - especially the cute little Flamenco dancer dolls she’d started to collect on their travels - their conflicts and rows seemed to have abated.”

[hardcorehardigan]

TIME Magazine (US) November 23, 2015 Issue Top photo by Greg Williams Photography

Tom Hardy Doubles the Trouble in Legend 

BY SAM LANSKY 

NOVEMBER 12, 2015 

Tom Hardy likes to play difficult men, so stepping into the role of one of England’s most bloodthirsty gangsters was an exciting prospect. Stepping into the role of two of them at once–identical twins, actually–presented more of a challenge. Still, it appealed to Hardy, who plays Reggie and Ronnie Kray, the crime kingpins who dominated 1960s London, in his new film Legend (in theaters Nov. 20). “Everyone hates the Krays where I come from. Their victims are going to look at this and say, ‘Why would you do a film about a couple of heinous, evil pieces of sh-t?'” Hardy says. “But if you’ve got time on your hands and you’re like me, you look for something to do which is naughty.”

Naughty is where Hardy, 38, excels. Born and raised in London, where he trained classically as an actor, he’s emerged over the past decade as the blockbuster action star with the sharpest knack for picking surprising projects: films about violence and its consequences, films where he’s dazzlingly unlikable. He played a con man in Christopher Nolan’s 2010 film Inception, which earned more than $800 million at the box office; two years later, he played the metaphysical terrorist Bane in Nolan’s The Dark Knight Rises, which raked in over $1 billion. This summer he tackled the title role in the high-octane franchise reboot Mad Max: Fury Road, which earned plaudits for its unlikely feminist sensibility; in December he will star opposite Leonardo DiCaprio in Birdman director Alejandro González Iñárritu’s The Revenant, a grisly tale of revenge set among fur trappers in the 1820s. Projects like these have branded him as one of Hollywood’s most savage movie stars, and he knows it. “I’m not going to fit into Love Actually. That’s not my cup of tea,” he says. “I’m not Hugh Grant. I’m not Eddie Redmayne. Love Eddie, but that’s not me. I’m not interested in that spectrum.”

“Tom, in his heart, is a character actor,” says Legend director Brian Helgeland. “But he’s so compelling that he’s become a leading man.”

In person, Hardy is less brooding than the men he’s best known for playing–he’s warm and funny, prone to colorful digressions. He’s similarly lively in Legend, which traces the Kray brothers’ ascent to power as they crushed a rival gang and flexed their muscle across London. Hardy deftly inhabits both the suave, calculating Reggie, whose wife Frances (Emily Browning) serves as narrator, and the impulsive, sociopathic Ronnie, who was openly gay. “The two of them together was like the animus and the anima in play,” Hardy says.

Instead of shying away from Ronnie’s sexuality, the film revels in it. Ronnie is typically flanked by a pair of handsome younger men and regales fellow crime lords with a tale of “twisting up a Haitian boy like a pretzel.” There’s a sly progressivism at work here–the idea that a gangster in an action movie can also be openly gay, even at a historical moment when that was unusual. Hardy was drawn to that. “He was the most interesting character to play,” he says of Ronnie.

But the project also came with the technical challenges of playing two central characters at once, in both emotional scenes and elaborately choreographed fight sequences, including a nightclub brawl between the two brothers–which is a lot to tackle, even for an unusually ambitious actor. When asked about his process, Hardy is blunt. “There’s two types of acting: convincing and not convincing,” he says. “People describe me as intense. It’s because I care. I am a pain in the ass because I care. Do I know what I’m doing? No. Do I have the best of intentions? Yes. Does that lead to hell?” He cocks his head. “Sometimes.”

Earlier this fall, Black Mass earned Oscar buzz for Johnny Depp as another real-life gangster, Whitey Bulger, who was unambiguous in his villainy. Legend is different–it’s a slick, crackling movie that asks us to root for two murderers, which is risky. But Hardy says he likes that element of danger. “What would I like to do today–phone it in and do a film that pays a sack of money, or do something that I’m passionate about?” he says. “Let’s play characters that everybody loves or absolutely hates. It’s going to get a response, even if it’s ‘Tom Hardy was sh-t in it.’ That’s O.K.” He grins. “It’s a response.”

This appears in the November 23, 2015 issue of TIME.

Source:

https://time.com/4109858/tom-hardy-doubles-the-trouble-in-legend

[loonika]

Tom Hardy #2 Wallpapers

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