#Jack Gargan

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Bad movie I have 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea 1954

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Here’s a bunch of designs for my spidersona’s universe

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“Have I ever let you down? Wait, don’t answer that!” -- Spider-Man

Cover art for Miles Morales: Spider-Man Vol. 2 #018, “Retribution: Part 2”

Art by Federico Vicentini and Richard Isanove

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The Argyle Secrets (1948) Cy Endfield

December 20th 2022

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Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse

Shameik Moore

Hailee Steinfeld

Brian Tyree Henry

Luna Lauren Vélez

Jharrel Jerome

Jason Schwartzman

Jake Johnson

John Mulaney

Kimiko Glenn

Issa Rae

Karan Soni

Amandla Stenberg

Masi Oka

Shea Whigham

Greta Lee

Lily Tomlin

Andy Samberg

Pedro Pascal

Marc Maron

Liam Neeson

Bobby Cannavale

Mark Hamill

Keanu Reeves

…with Mahershala Ali

…Nicolas Cage

…Daniel Kaluuya

…Kathryn Hahn

…Liev Schreibner

…and Oscar Isaac

Cast

Shameik Moore as Miles Morales

Hailee Steinfeld as Gwen Stacy

Oscar Isaac as Miguel O’Hara

Mahershala Ali as Uncle Aaron

Bryan Tyree Henry as Jefferson Davis

Luna Lauren Vélez as Rio Morales

Jharrel Jerome as Miles G. Morales

Jason Schwartzman as Spot

Jake Johnson as Peter B. Parker

John Mulaney as Spider-Ham

Kimiko Glenn as Peni Parker

Nicolas Cage as Spider-Man Noir

Issa Rae as Jessica Drew

Daniel Kaluuya as Hobie Brown

Karan Soni as Pavitr Prabhakar

Amandla Stenberg as Margo Kess

Masi Oka as Takuya Yamashiro

Shea Whigham as George Stacy

Greta Lee as LYLA

Lily Tomlin as Aunt May

Andy Samberg as Ben Reilly

Kathryn Hahn as Doc Ock

Liev Schreiber as Wilson Fisk

Pedro Pascal as Otto Octavius

Marc Maron as Adrian Toomes

Liam Neeson as MacDonald Gargan

Bobby Cannavale as Aleksei Sytsevich

Mark Hamill as Maxwell Dillon

Keanu Reeves as Flint Marko

Melissa Sturm as Mary Jane

Michelle Ruff as Mayday

Peter Sohn as Ganke

Rachel Dratch as Ms. Weber

Ziggy Marley as Lenny

Nathalie Morales as Miss Calleros

Erick Avari as Inspector Singh

Priyanka Chopra as Gayatri

Elizabeth Perkins as May

Atsuko Okatsuka as Yuri

Jack Quaid as Peter Parker

Freida Pinto as Maya Auntie

J.K. Simmons as J. Jonah Jameson

Zoë Kravitz as Mary Jane Watson-Parker

Edwin H. Bravo as Brooklyn Visions Security Guard

Lorraine Vélez as Maria

Ayo Edebiri as Glory

Nicole Delaney as MJ

Antonina Lentini as Betty

Anthony Ramos as Benny

Chris Pine as Spider-Man

Marvin Jones III as Tombstone

Joaquín Cosio as Scorpion

Jorma Taccone as Adriano Tumino / Green Goblin / ‘67

Jorge Gutierrez as Officer Gutierrez

Donald Glover as Aaron Davis

Stan Lee as Stan

Lake Bell as Vanessa Fisk

Kim Yarbough as Alchemax Scientist

Nic Novicki as LEGO Spider-Man

Sofia Barclay as Malala Windsor

Taran Killam as Web-Slinger

Danielle Perez as Charlotte Webber

Michael Rianda as Max Borne / Ezekiel Sims / Spider-Man Patient

Leland “Metro Boomin” Wayne as Metro Spider-Man

Yuri Lowenthal as Insomniac Spider-Man

Josh Keaton as Spectacular Spider-Man

Rino Romano as Spider-Man Unlimited

Grey DeLisle as Spinneret

Meg Turney as Annie-May Parker

Paola Andino as Anya Corazón

Ryan O’Flanagan as Tarantula

Lauren Ash as Cyborg Spider-Woman

Daran Norris as Spidercide

Tara Strong as Spider-Canada

Jess Harnell as Officer Parker

Robbie Daymond as Ultimate Spider-Man

Post Malone as Brooklyn Bystander

[dreamofstarlight]

I love how Lem and a friend caught jfk and Jackie doing some things in a car and jfk was like “I was looking for something on the floor😅”

It was either Lem or Joe Gargan lol but yeah! There was also an incident in Georgetown when a police officer caught them making out in the back of Jack's car.

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MUSES TO BE ADDED TO THIS BLOG;

Undertale- W.D. Gaster

Rain World- Five Pebbles

Harmony Knight- Gargan

Nightmare Before Christmas- Jack Skellington

Fostering Apocalypse- Barret

Magnum Bullet/Night Runner- Tri

Hyper Light Drifter- The Drifter

Okami- Amaterasu

Diablo 3- Diablo

Solar Ash- Rei

OFF- The Batter

Encanto- Bruno Madrigal

Pokemon (?)- Ingo

Legend of Zelda Majora’s Mask- Fierce Diety Link

Legend of Zelda Breath of the Wild- Mipha

Legend of Zelda Breath of the Wild/ Tears of the Kingdom- Prince Sidon

Legend of Zelda Breath of the Wild- Revali

Legend of Zelda Breath of the Wild- Teba

Smite- Chang'e

Smite- Merlin

Smite- Sir Lancelot 

Smite- Ishtar

Smite- Apollo

Smite- Horus

Darkwing Duck- Darkwing Duck (Drake Mallard)

Shovel Knight- Specter Knight

Shovel Knight- Plague Knight

G. I. Joe- Cobra Commander

Trigun- Vash the Stampede

Final Fantasy 7- Cloud

Folklore- Keats

Folklore- Ellen Reid

Soul Caliber (+ 1 ,2 ,3, etc...)- Sophitia Alexandra

Soul Caliber (+ 1, 2, 3, etc...)- Cassandra Alexandra

Soul Caliber (+ 1, 2, 3, etc...)- Isabella "Ivy" Valentine

God of War- Atreus

Cyberpunk: Edgerunners- David Martinez

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Miriam Hopkins in The Story of Temple Drake (Stephen Roberts, 1933)

Cast: Miriam Hopkins, Jack La Rue, William Gargan, William Collier Jr., Irving Pichel, Jobyna Howland, Guy Standing, Elizabeth Patterson, Florence Eldridge, Louise Beavers. Screenplay: Oliver H.P. Garrett, based on a novel by William Faulkner. Cinematography: Carl Struss. Music: Karl Hajos, Bernhard Kaun. 

William Faulkner claimed that he wrote the novel Sanctuary for the money, which may have some truth in it -- it was one of his few best-selling novels. But if it's not on a par with The Sound and the Fury or As I Lay Dying or Go Down, Moses, it's a well-wrought book with a good deal more art than its sensational plot suggests: Temple Drake is a hedonistic Ole Miss coed who winds up at a bootlegger's hangout after an automobile accident and is abducted by a thug called Popeye who rapes her with a corncob (he's impotent) and forces her into prostitution. Naturally, Hollywood jumped at the chance to capitalize on the book's reputation, and equally naturally found itself unable to do anything but bowdlerize the story. Temple (Miriam Hopkins) is still a "bad girl," but gone are Popeye's impotence and the corncob, along with his name (presumably to avoid a lawsuit from the holders of the copyright on the cartoon character). In the movie he's called Trigger (Jack La Rue), and although the rape takes place (after a fadeout) in a corncrib, there's no hint of his incapacity. And in the end, Temple gets a chance to redeem herself in court at the trial of a man accused of the murder that Trigger actually committed -- a complete reversal of what happens in the book. Nevertheless, the film became one of the most notorious of the Pre-Code films that led to Hollywood's rigorous system of self-censorship. The problem is that it's a rather muddled movie. Roberts was a second-string director, and he fails to impose shape or coherence on the story, which was adapted by Oliver H.P. Garrett. Hopkins, in her 30s, is miscast as the flighty young Temple, and William Gargan, who plays the lawyer Stephen Benbow, alternately chews the scenery and fades into the background. La Rue, on the other hand, had a long career as a heavy and brings real menace to the part of Trigger, almost evoking Faulkner's description of Popeye's "vicious depthless quality of stamped tin." The best performance, though, is probably Florence Eldridge's as the downtrodden Ruby, who grudgingly tries to protect Temple from Trigger and the other men at the bootlegger's hangout. There is some Paramount gloss on the film: When she isn't in her underwear, Hopkins wears gowns by Travis Banton, and the cinematography by Karl Struss gives the movie a more sophisticated look than it really deserves. But the general feeling one gets is that Faulkner has once again been badly served by the movies.

[if-you-fan-a-fire]

“On Local Stage and Screen Next Week,” Montreal Star. November 10, 1932. Page 8. ---- (1) Oscar Loraine, on the stage at Loew’s; (2) Kay Francis in Ernst Lubitsch’s ‘Trouble in Paradise,’ at the Palace; (3) Irene Dunn in ‘Thirteen Women,’ at Loew’s; (4) William Gargan in ‘Rain,’ at the Princess for a second week; (5) Elizabeth Risdon in ‘Mourning Becomes Electra,’ at His Majesty’s; (6) Mary McMahon, with the Scottish Musical Comedy Company at His Majesty’s on Monday; (7) John Barrymore in ‘A Bill of Divorcement,’ at the Capitol.

In the group, William Daunt, Madeline Gibson and Jack Minster, who are presenting ‘Rookery Nook’ currently at His Majesty’s as they were snapped on the deck of the S. S. Montcalm this week.

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Three hard-boiled radio gumshoes will be on hand tomorrow to help us close out January on Down These Mean Streets.

Gerald Mohr stars as Philip Marlowe, Jack Webb is Pat Novak for Hire, and William Gargan plays Barrie Craig, Confidential Investigator.

Tune in every Sunday for crimefighters from the golden age of radio. Click here to subscribe to the show in Apple Podcasts. Click here to listen via Stitcher.

[marvelheroperil]

Civil War TL;DR with characters in peril picspam 

1st pic = Human Torch is targeted by the angry mob

2nd pic = Spider-Man used to be pro-reg on Iron Man’s side but changed his mind, is blasted by Iron Man for siding with Captain America. 

3rd pic = Spider-Man is hunted down by the super-criminal attack dogs (and Songbird is forced into the role as one of Stark’s attack dogs). 

4th pic = Spider-Man is wounded and saved by Punisher

5th pic = Captain America is arrested at the end of the storyline

Link to the video of Marvel TL;DR: What is Civil War? 

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The Story of Temple Drake | Stephen Roberts | 1933

William Gargan, Miriam Hopkins, Jack La Rue

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Venom Annual #1 preview, on sale next week!

http://www.adventuresinpoortaste.com/2018/10/11/exclusive-marvel-preview-venom-annual-1/#

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The Story of Temple Drake (1933) Stephen Roberts

December 16th 2019

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