#mckellen

[fuckyeahsirianmckellen]

[msclaritea]

You know, it's bad enough going on Twitter and seeing Deadpool 3, aggressively pushed to trending at the top of the Marvel tag, every single day. Your employees don't like the Multiverse Saga, they can damn well keep the title out of their fucking mouths. That goes directly to James Gunn's little favorite, Brandon Davis. Seriously, Warner Bros Discovery. SHUT THE FUCK UP.

[dduane]

"Director Phoebe Kemp said in a statement: “Twelfth Night already toys with gender and performance – it feels like Shakespeare wrote it for us. This reading is about joy, solidarity and showing what’s possible when trans and nonbinary artists are at the centre of the story.”"

[magnus1218]

I don't often see art of McKellen Magneto. I look forward to seeing more!

guys they're actually coming back to us how do i process this

[wyrmfedgrave]

10 Years Later, This Forgotten Sherlock Holmes Film Is Still Mandatory Viewing for Mystery Movie Fans (& It Features the Detective's Final Case)

Arthur Conan Doyle's greatest hero, Sherlock Holmes, continues to evolve.

From animation to classic films, the Great Detective gets reinvented for newer audiences.

Always with a new, slightly different twist.

But, these are usually of Sherlock in his prime - something that's not found in Mr. Holmes.

Here, the coldly logical detective must make due - without his sharp mental skills!

All of Sherlock's s loved ones are 'gone' & he's retired after a trouble- some case.

This is Holmes at the end of his life...

Now, he battles loneliness & memory loss.

Nevertheless, Sherlock fights on.

Slowly, we learn how he failed in his last investigation & why he finally quit.

The main mystery herein is Holmes himself & his costly mistake...

Of not helping a stricken woman, not seeing the human side - not knowing the full emotions at play.

Ian McKellen reveals Sherlock as a nuanced & jaded individual.

As Holmes, Ian shows us the Great Detective's personal growth.

From fighting with himself to, finally, finding peace & comfort in the life he still has.

Never the End...

[crossdreamers]

Sir Ian McKellen will open Shakespeare play with trans and nonbinary cast

Sir Ian McKellen (known as Gandalf) will open a historic production of Twelfth Night, featuring an all-trans and non-binary cast.

The one-night-only rehearsed reading, staged by the theatre group Trans What You Will, will take place at The Space Theatre in London on July 25, 2025, and will be livestreamed globally. All profits will go to the UK-based trans charity Not A Phase.

The production reimagines Shakespeare’s gender-fluid classic through a trans lens, emphasizing themes of mistaken identity, cross-dressing, and shifting gender roles.

Director Phoebe Kemp describes the reading as an act of joy, solidarity, and protest, celebrating trans and non-binary artists at a time when trans representation is under threat.

‘Twelfth Night already toys with gender and performance—it feels like Shakespeare wrote it for us,’ they tell Metro.

The event is scheduled ahead of London Trans+ Pride.

See also: Pink News and DNA

You can buy tickets here.

You might also be interested in: "William Shakespeare’s Love for a Transfeminine Crossdreamer"

[glorf1ndel]

I am absolutely rolling at Elrond's original hairstyle for the coronation scene in The Return of the King. He is the one named Sailor Moon

[mistandshcdow]

lotr behind the scenes

[tuserlivia]

THE LORD OF THE RINGS: THE FELLOWSHIP OF THE RING 2001, dir. Peter Jackson

[logansdogmotif]

behind every gay mutant is a gayer, more evil, gay mutant

[fuckyeahsirianmckellen]

[thenotoriousscuttlecliff]

Magneto was right!

[milo03co]

All those years wasted fighting each other, Charles .. to have a precious few of them back…

[cherikyassss]

Two generations of Cherik 🥰 Absolute cuties

[wintermav]

Never thought I’d hear the phrase “this cute Australian guy” uttered by Sir Patrick Stewart when referring to Hugh Jackman, but here we are.

[detournementsmineurs]

"A la Croisée des Mondes : La Boussole d'Or" de Chris Weitz (2007) - adapté du roman "Les Royaumes du Nord" premier tome de la trilogie "A la Croisée des Mondes" de Philip Pullman (1995-2000) - avec Nicole Kidman, Daniel Craig, Eva Green, Sam Elliott, Jim Carter, Clare Higgins, Tom Courtenay, les jeunes Dakota Blue Richards et Freddie Highmore, et les voix-off de Ian McKellen, Ian McShane et Kristin Scott Thomas, novembre 2023.