#Julian Mitchell

[deadlywaltz]

as per my annual tradition, let us raise our glass to communist king Tommy Judd. Here are some quotes to ponder, as we can all take inspiration from his stoicism and restless belief in his principles :

"you have to look at things objectively" "- You're a hard man, Tommy. - I try to be. It's no use being nice. You must understand that, or you'll never get anywhere". "We all want to die sometimes. It's because other people have power over us which they have no right to. Power to make us miserable. To stop us being ourselves. What you have to do when they make you feel like that, is say to yourself : they've no right, no right at all. I'm me. I won't be what they want me to be. and keep on saying it till you're really angry".

[credits to @80sand90sboys & @forest-enchantress for the gifs]

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Rupert Everett

[do-you-know-this-play]

[vintagewarhol]

[tampire]

Nip/Tuck + The Sandman

[texaschainsawmascara]

The Secret History casting if they got it right

Richard Papen - Dominic Sessa

Henry Winter - Jacob Elordi

Bunny Corcoran - Tom Blyth

Camilla Macaulay - Eliza Scanlen

Charles Macaulay - Antoine Olivier Pilon

Francis Abernathy - Callum Turner

Julian Morrow - Tim Roth

Georges Laforgue - Mads Mikkelsen

Marion - Ciara Bravo

Dr Roland - Richard E Grant

Cloke Rayburn - Ewan Mitchell

Judy Poovey - Kristine Froseth

[emotinalsupportturtle]

I think it’s obvious that one of the things I find most attractive in a person is a good sense of humour, evidenced by the number of comedians I have crushes on

[somerandomjewelleryonthefloor]

After the Break In at Hearst.

I genuinely can't think of anyone who was on the mission that'd screech at being confronted sadly.

Solrin has a flare gun locked and loaded ready to use

[dwiankus]

They are cute, but they're not LIs

[ohc-and-the-music-tapes-archive]

Article and interview with Julian Koster about "Music Tapes for Clouds and Tornadoes", movie written with John Cameron Mitchell and the tour. INDY WEEK, 5th March 2009

fragments:

"Blessed with abundant imagination and commensurately less social confidence, he comes across like someone who might break if you looked at him too hard. But that tender awkwardness is part of what makes his music so endearing."

"It can just be scary to go out and interact, trying to really go out and interact with the big world, especially if you have some parts that can get scared. And if you indulge those parts, you end up staying in one place, which for me was being happy making music and recordings, but not necessarily dealing with what happens when you send it out into the world. And having circumstance sort created where I could kind of hide away in a funny way so it just kind of happened that way. I’m really glad that I got roused out of that."

photo, that was in the article (now it has some random placeholder):

[goodoldfashionedmurderboy]

THE QUEST FOR THE ULTIMATE MURDERBOY: ROUND ONE

The Murderboy Polls Masterpost

[lgbtqreads]

YA eBooks on Sale for Under $4

[idiotwithanipad]

Julian: Kids from your generation probably don't know what a real childhood was. Probably sheltered...

Amy: *flashbacks*....Hey Shan! I fell over and cut my knee open. It's bleeding. Watch me squeeze it!

Shan: Amy, my tooth is loose!

Amy: Can I twist it?

[stonebutchooze]

when you're aroace, but your psychosexual development is fucked up so however much attraction you experience, is all aimed towards older men blorbos in the variety of julian fawcett and john mitchell

[milliondollarbaby87]

Saltburn (2023) Review

When Oliver Quick starts studying at Oxford University he is a total outsider and looked down on for not being part of the aristocratic world. He is drawn towards a charismatic classmate named Felix Catton and everything would change during his summer at Saltburn. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Continue reading Untitled

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