J’ai envie de te voir

[maddysgems]

cool

[deciulla]

❤️ Baby’s Shoes

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Baby's hair

[hananara]

mr. fancydancy

[iamnotswarley]

LOSTON. I too enjoy mr fancydancy and his tight jeans, but you’re forgetting one thing about that pic:

it includes ben whishaw looking up adoringly at him.

see? why would you wanna miss that?

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I would be the lettuce in this panini surely.

[aaronweiss]

Spring in the West Village 🌸

instagram.com/aaronweiss

[newyorkcityfeelings]

Dominique Bistro, West Village by Katja NYC

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Against

I have a ticket for Saturday. Has it improved enough to spend money getting to Londoner watch it? I haven't seen anything that suggests so. Hmm.

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Dan Stevens in The Guest

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"Yes, sir" 🤗🤗🤗

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“Whishaw revelled in the anonymity and opportunity to people-watch, even expressing annoyance when post-performance he was nabbed by selfie-seeking fans as he tried to slip quietly away. “Post-performance is ‘me time’ and I like to take stock rather than be surrounded by people, but I know why people want to shake your hand and have photos,” he concedes.”

If this doesn’t stop people stalking him four blocks to force interaction on him I don’t know what will. He might concede it as part of the job but there’s a reason his stage door presence is infrequent.

[beaubete]

This is so important, and I wish more people who called themselves his fans would pay attention to it.  The Almeida is built so that he has no choice but to either interact with the audience or hide in the dressing rooms until everyone is finally chased out.  All but one of the times I went to Bakkhai, he chose to try to leave through the crowd, and all three times the crowd tried to stop him.  

One time in particular stood out to me: Mark was waiting in the cafe, not quite behind the post between the doors, and Ben could clearly see him waiting.  He couldn’t do anything–he was swarmed by a group of girls asking for just one selfie, just one, please, just one.  They then proceeded to cycle in and out, forcing a string of interactions on him as he very politely said over and over “I have to go; there are people waiting for me and I need to leave.”  It was so disrespectful and upsetting to watch because he only wanted to go home with his husband and these people actually tried to stop him.

The stalking is so inappropriate.  I can understand waiting in the lobby to meet him, and I don’t fault anyone for that–I’ve done it myself.  I wish people would use situational awareness to gauge whether now is really the right time to demand a selfie before he’s allowed to leave work with his family, but I can almost see why they don’t.  I’m completely against approaching folks when they’re trying to go home, though.  There’s this sense of entitlement to him and his time that is deeply appalling, and it really needs to change.

I’m so glad he’s back at the Almeida.  I love the Almeida a lot and I get the feeling he does, too; I know he’s mentioned wanting to be part of a rep company like the Almeida, and I think they’d be a lovely fit for him.  But I kind of want them to turn off the fire alarm at one of the back doors and let him slip out the side instead of having him run the gamut of grasping hands every evening.

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So true. It’s important to acknowledge that some performers revel in post-performance attention because it is in their nature to be sociable and outgoing. For others, like Ben, it is a necessary evil they probably wish were not so necessary. I was appalled last year when I read some of the encounters, some of which truly did loosely define the word stalking and showed a blatant disregard for the message Ben was sending out. In the real world, if a person doesn’t answer the door when you knock it’s because they don’t want company. If they don’t pick up the phone when you call its because they don’t want to speak to you at that time. Bring it into context, then. If they don’t exit via stage door knowing people are waiting for them I think the message is pretty clear. I don’t see why it’s any different in this context than in the real world context. I’m not even kidding when I call it stalking. I’m really not. I saw disturbing evidence of it last year, the year before, no doubt there will be evidence of it again this year with the same select few trying to justify it as eager fans who love him so very, very much and who may never get the chance again so they HAVE to pursue him. If they were able to be objective in the slightest they’d see it for what it is: Stalker definition: a person who harasses or pursues someone with unwanted attention. The Almeida is pretty poorly designed in this sense because, like you said Beaubete, there’s no real escape. The problem is there are a number of very persistent people who will wait. For hours, if necessary. This isn’t the first time he has said something along these lines but the fact he has to say it again and again proves that people are not listening. They are blatantly disregarding his wishes because they NEED that selfie and they NEED that ten second conversation that he’s inevitably providing because he has to, not because he wants to.

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“Whishaw revelled in the anonymity and opportunity to people-watch, even expressing annoyance when post-performance he was nabbed by selfie-seeking fans as he tried to slip quietly away. “Post-performance is ‘me time’ and I like to take stock rather than be surrounded by people, but I know why people want to shake your hand and have photos,” he concedes.”

If this doesn’t stop people stalking him four blocks to force interaction on him I don’t know what will. He might concede it as part of the job but there's a reason his stage door presence is infrequent.

[buckys]

‘I, Tonya’ | The Hollywood Reporter @ TIFF 2017

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Glorious hair.

[danstevensnews]

Hat! Dan Stevens: 15/?? Marshall filming 6 June 2016 Josh Gad, Chadwick Boseman, Dan Stevens

Wherein Olaf and the Black Panther decided to test the limits of Legion’s water proof phone. Spoiler alert: the phone still works.

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Dear God, he's hotter than a hair straightener burn.,

[my-pounding-heart]

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Sweet face

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Credit to the creator, kasadija957. This is just beautiful. I don’t think I’ve ever loved a character more than I loved that priest.

[thasmilekeeper]

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His gentle smile, his beautiful hair. His air of sweetness. I miss him on my screen.

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Just so cute. I hope they follow the comics with this character. David Haller being mentally well just isn't how it's meant to be.

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What on earth attracted Ben Whishaw to this priggish tosspot? He tries to make Luke engaging but he has very little to work with. His best feature is his luxuriant black coiffure which, when mussed up, resembles the storm-tormented North Sea at midnight. He’s landed himself in a dreadful pool of stagnant chatter here. Avoid it. You’d have more fun watching jelly set.

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Like Father/Like Son | Charles Xavier & David Haller