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Just found out that this great, period short based on a novel (Mr. Malcolm’s List) will be getting a movie version as well! Starring Sope Dirisu in the titular role of Mr. Malcolm, with Constance Wu replacing Gemma Chan as Julia, Freida Pinto reprising her role of Selina, Oliver Jackson-Cohen reprising his role as lord Cassidy and adding Outlander’s Sam Heughan to the incredible cast, who is set to portray Henry! I adore Gemma Chan, so I’m a little sad that she’s no longer set to star, but Constance Wu is great in her own right!

Directed by Emma Holly Jones and written by Suzanne Allain and based on her script and novel of the same name, Mr. Malcolm’s List is set in early 1800s England and follows a young lady (Gemma Chan) engaging in courtship with a mysterious and wealthy suitor, Mr. Malcolm, unaware of his unattainable list of demands for his future wife.

source: Little Black Book

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DANIEL RADCLIFFE IS MY FAVORITE PERSON ALIVE

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100,000,000,000 POINTS TO GRYFFINDOR

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Dazed and Confused (1993) dir. Richard Linklater

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Scary Movie 3 (2003) dir. David Zucker

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“We read books to find out who we are. What other people, real or imaginary, do and think and feel… is an essential guide to our understanding of what we ourselves are and may become.” — Ursula K. Le Guin

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ALADDIN (2019) dir. by Guy Ritchie

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Joey Tribbiani… How do I even begin to explain Joey Tribbiani?

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“There’s a cure?!” asked the girl that kills everything she touches. “Hey shut up we’re perf” replied the girl that makes clouds.

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Optimism is radical. It is the hard choice, the brave choice. And it is, it seems to me, most needed now, in the face of despair—just as a car is most useful when you have a distance to close. Otherwise it is a large, unmovable object parked in the garage. These days, the safest way for someone to appear intelligent is being skeptical by default. We seem sophisticated when we say “we don’t believe” and disingenuous when we say “we do.” History and fable have both proven that nothing is ever entirely lost. David can take Goliath. A beach in Normandy can turn the tide of war. Bravery can topple the powerful. These facts are often seen as exceptional, but they are not. Every day, we all become the balance of our choices—choices between love and fear, belief or despair. No hope is ever too small.

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