Unnecessarily big Eggsy Unwin gifs [70 of ?]
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Unnecessarily big Eggsy Unwin gifs [70 of ?]
Bernie: Elton, are you crying?
Elton: Why would you say that?
Bernie: Because tears are coming out of your eyes, and your face is all scrunched up.
Elton: This is crying?
Bernie: Yeah.
Elton: Then I've been crying for three days.
Be brave, think big. Rocketman (2019), directed by Dexter Fletcher Apart from the incredible and undeniable chemistry between Taron Egerton and Richard Madden, this scene allows us to enjoy the Maddenās work on his intonation and voice. It is probably one of my favorite things about his portrayal of John Reid. How much attitude, charm, disdain, anger and frustration he puts in his demeanor, thus creating a man whoās incredibly charming, terrifying and also despicable. Also, that thumb bite. Brilliant.Ā
Elton: hello, people who do not live here
Taron: hey
Richard: hi
Jamie: what's up?
Elton: you know, I gave you that spare key for emergencies only
Taron: we ran out of Oreos
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*New Year's Eve*
Elton: *well before midnight* y'know, I haven't showered since last year
John: I believe you
Richard Madden [and his eyebrows] in his Screen Test for W Magazine
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Bodyguard, episode 6
It is no surprise that working on the show completely drained Richard Madden. His performance, which surely required a lot of energy, throughout the entirety of Bodyguard is incredibly good and authentic. In fact, its authenticity, in my opinion, reaches its climax in episode 6, during the scene at Pope Square. You can feel Davidās pain, helplessness, anger and fear. He is sobbing, shaking, and screaming. The interpretation is simply on point. In a way, itās not just the peak of the show, itās also Richard Maddenās peak, thus once again proving that dramatic scenes are most definitely his forte.Ā
Elton John and Taron Egerton (2019)
If you watch Rocketman(2019) at 11:01:40pm on New Years Eve, John Reid will say āAnd itās going to be a wild rideā as the clock strikes midnight. Start your new year off by hearing a prediction of how itās about to go down