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Anyone else get the feeling that Ryan Reynolds could be the next Robert Downy Jr in the sense that they basically *are* their characters?! XD
“No, for me the most difficult thing was probably the workshop fight with Ajax. The place is on fire, I’m not wearing any clothes.” (x)
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a harry potter au where potions is taught by gordon ramsay
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are you giving me attitude, spock?
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Eames and clothes
Wait, you guys get that Eames doesn’t just pull on his clothes in the dark right? You know everything he wears has been chosen and it’s a certain kind of eccentric, expat style that is a big British two fingers up to convention, to propriety and function. His shirts are silk and his suits are the best linen, he is one expensive bitch. His shirts pull across his chest just so and his single vent tailored jackets hang gracefully from his broad shoulders.
And you’ve seen his cufflinks, right?
And his wallet chain?
The two tone Derby brogues and the RED SOCKS
And that goddamn ruinous red leather belt?
His fucking pocket square even has a two point fold.
He’s part whimsy, part old school elegance, he’s an enigma and a mad man. Nothing he wears matches but it all goes. Every day he creates himself from the bottom up. You won’t catch him in jeans and a t-shirt because if you did you’d probably start uncovering things like his lack of formal education, his real accent, his past, his future. A thief and a con man can’t let that happen.
He spelled Mombasa wrong on that forged gambling chip. He lives there and he can’t spell it. Do you not see who he is? There’s not much characterisation at work in the film, how can there be when it’s a finite space and he’s a minor character? But we get his clothes and we get ‘Mombassa’ and the way his face flickers like a goddamn undercranked horror movie ghost when he says, “The relationship with the father”.
I believe his clothes are a disguise, that every morning he puts on his personality along with his clothes. Like Hawthorne in Graham Greene’s Our Man In Havana, “He said, ‘I fell asleep and then I heard you moving around.’ It was as though he had been caught without his slang, he hadn’t yet had time to put it on with his clothes.”
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