#the express

[ragsandfeathers]

The top ten best romantic movies ever made - Casablanca at number five

Do you agree with this list?

Another episode of Nobody is Moving On is brought to us by the Express who include Call Me By Your Name in their list of the top ten romances ever made - right up there with Casablanca. 🍑🚲🕶️🩳❤️

[noble-atomics-railway]

"There's no job finer than pulling the Express!"

This one is giving RWS to me.

[ohmystarrynight]

So, for your ttaf human au, how did little Thomas meet Gordon?

A little something like this, I think!

[caramara3]

"The struggles along the way are meant to shape you for your purpose."

It's been one year today and it still does not feel real. It doesn't feel real that you are gone. A beautiful light, an incredible spirit called back too soon. I wish we would have had more time with you.

Rest in peace Chadwick Boseman. Your words, your roles, your spirit, and your legacy will live on forever.

Wakanda Forever

(November 29, 1976 - August 28, 2020)

[beautifulfaaces]

Enver Gjokaj

Facts

February 12, 1980

American actor

He is of Albanian descent

Filmography

Daniel [Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.: 2020]

Ryan [Emergence: 2019-2020]

Evan [Hollywood Hitmen: 2015]

Sean [Extant: 2014]

Dave [The Express: 2008]

Josh [The Book of Daniel: 2006]

Appearance

brunette

brown eyes

1.78m

Roleplay

playable: young adult, adult

[lili2424]

The journalist from 'The Express' via Twitter.

[afroduckstudios]

Chadwick Boseman is now and forever will be a historic Black-Figure. Through the roles he chose, the people he collaborated with, and organizations he was involved with he has influenced a new generation of warriors that fight for equality. His presence, stances, and the impact of his decisions have allowed Black adults and children to continue to hope and pursue their own dreams. He was more than just the historic figures he represented in films. He was his own man who chose to encourage and show the world, what it truly meant to achieve success while being black. He represents what all Black men, women, and children want and strive to be. Many of us see him as the one that presented “Black Panther” to us. However, those he was speaking directly to through his films and interviews see what he attempted and succeeded to do. AfroDuck Studios was founded on the idea of allowing those with great ideas, to have an opportunity to work with an exceptional group of diverse people from all backgrounds and education. Chadwick was a significant influence on the current game we are designing, to have a game that represents the Black/African culture to an audience that has yet to see such an influence in the gaming industry. This post is not meant to promote us, but instead to offer our thanks and eternal gratitude to Chadwick's legacy. A legacy that was too short, but burned brightly and had a massive impact on the world. Thank you for what you gave us. Thank you for lifting us. Thank you for opening the path to our own dreams. Rest Well, King.