Elliot begging Nancy not to let the Annex take him (ep:08) Becky begging Nancy not to let Ben take her to the Annex (ep:09)
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Elliot begging Nancy not to let the Annex take him (ep:08) Becky begging Nancy not to let Ben take her to the Annex (ep:09)
One (1) man is trying to kill queer people this month.
At least queer people are trying to kill him in both films [emotionally (including himself as his own character) in one and physically in the other].
... Or ...
The universe: We need, not one, but two groundbreaking queer films like the world has never seen before to come out this month.
Nick: I have to be in both, and I have to be the emotional powerhouse in one, and the comedic heel in the other.
The universe: You don't have to.
Nick: Four words for you: Cinderella and Purple Hearts.
The universe: You're right, take it away, sir.
Nick currently can't talk about the queer awesomeness that's being released with him as featured this month so I will.
By the way, I highly recommend High Strung, Handsome Devil (where he also played a queer character), and “Chambers” (where his character's queerness was up debate) from what I've seen from his résumé, but “Chambers” is trippy (in addition to its storyline's itself), because his mother there goes from that to his mother-in-law with Red, White, And Royal Blue (he also played a queer character in the mess that was The Craft: Legacy).
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of course i still think about her. i don't know. sometimes i can even feel her...
Cringe first. Validation later.
Ever since I first watched the trailer, I've been annoying @some-gold-can-stay over the fact that, while I find the scene at the end incredibly funny, it irks me to no end, because Uma as Ellen gives Alex a look that is so 'boy, you did not just make light of your history-making sex scandal while grabbing your man's, a prince's, ass in front of me in this crowded room of dignitaries, I am your mother and the President' whilst it also inadvertently morphed her features in a way that highlights the visual reasons why the "Chambers" casting people thought Nick would be believable as her son. It's like 'No, don't remind me that he's also played her son, especially right when they're all together in one scene and that just happened. That's just ...' (what's worse is that they were so believable as mother and son on that show and theirs ended up the only non-toxic relationship on it).
My validation?
This is the first image result when you Google their names together and it's of them making a very similar face in an episode of that show at the same time.
That one moment does not change the fact that the casting for this appears to be 💋🤌🏻 given the character changes/crunches from the book.
It just made little old me cringe. Carry on with the anticipation.
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