#Mrs. Radcliffe

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"You know... I actually think I missed your friends, Eliza."

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This red and black dress that crosses the front of the bodice is worn on Dinah Stabb as Princess Caroline in Prince Regent: The Trouble with Women (1979) and many years later worn on Helen McCrory as Mrs. Radcliffe in Becoming Jane (2007)

Credit: recycledmoviescostumes

[tricornonthecob]

I apologize to all y'all and to OP for inflicting Liberty's Kids headcanons, but this is Mrs Radcliffe/Mr Radcliffe energy.

[issela-santina]

Four magical scenes set in open water, where light has a diminished reach.

Our Flag Means Death — As Edward “Blackbeard” Teach lingers in the open water, before him is a vision of his lover Stede Bonnet, trident in hand, as a merman with a fabulous goldfish-like tail.

Mr. Queen — Jang Bong-hwan is held and kissed by a princess, Kim So-yong (later Queen Cheol-in), who had swum to him from out of nowhere. A green aurora-like light forms a wide circle around the two.

The Shape of Water — The Asset kisses Eliza Esposito, whose red dress opens up in the water while her left shoe drifts away from her foot. Not that she needs it any longer.

Swiss Army Man — Hank discovers a bit of a win-win upon kissing the lips of the undead Manny, who bubbles with air through a grin.

[dionysiaproductions]

Today at Pemberley, The 21st of November:

Since Miss Georgiana Darcy departed Pemberley yesterday, Mr. Darcy’s temper has been the bane of that grand estate’s staff. His imagination has furnished him with an endless supply of potential catastrophes that might befall his sister in London.

Mrs. Elizabeth Darcy seemed rather to be enjoying herself. “He’s like a character from a particularly good Radcliffe novel,” she was heard to say. “All storm and fire.”

Previous days at Pemberley here

[tricornonthecob]

live Radcliffe reaction to chap 18.

If your own windows are glass, ch. 18

“I just want it noted, for the record, that this was your idea," he said, sounding resigned.

and of course ao3 was down all afternoon while I tried to post this lol

[we-artemis-atenea]

2005 in film

[ilikestuff69]

Clue Fancast

Wadsworth played by James McAvoy or Benedict Cumberbatch

Miss Scarlet played by Zazie Beetz

Mr. Green played by Daniel Radcliffe

Mrs. White played by Anne Hathaway

Professor Plum played by Alden Ehrenreich

Mrs. Peacock played by Sheryl Lee Ralph

Colonel Mustard played by Bryan Cranston

Yvette played by Alison Brie

Mr. Boddy played by Kieran Culkin

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Oh no drank too much tea

LK 115: Eternal New York

(pt1)(pt2)(pt3)(pt4)(pt5)

Dang Sarah, for a loyalist you're pretty quick to empathize.

You're the first person Sarah's interviewed that actually did the homework and read the text.

Hmmm... maybe she didn't do the reading and is trying to play it off like she did.

Sarah's the student that calls the teacher out on their bullshit.

Mrs. Radcliffe knows errbody who's anybody in New York. She's probably top bitch in this city tbh.

Fuckin burn

I want to know the whole fucking story, Mrs. Radcliffe, PLEASE spill the tea!!!

oh my GOD she's so wisftul about Benji here. Were the Radcliffes also involved in the Frillips polycule??? Is this now the Frillicliffe polycule???? What happened I need to know.

There was history!!!! What did Benji do to destroy what Frillicliffe had?? To sow division in such a unified group of beloveds???

Look I know she's the WASPY great-aunt in this episode, but I really want there to be a good relationship between her and Sarah and want it to be more of the cool aunt relationship. There's such potential for it!

I want to timeout here to just point out the potential of the New York Campaign arc. She's having a convo with a dear family friend. Her crush is going to a battlefield she was barred from going to, and Henri's disappeared. In the middle of this intellectual conversation, politely weighing the sides of the argument, cannons are going off. Take it from someone who lived close enough to a base to experience artillery drills - cannons that close by would make the house shake. For all the intellectualism of the arguments, the specter of war sits right above them, cackling at human words and human ideas.

How conflicted must Sarah feel at this moment? She's beginning to understand the arguments of the war from the patriot side of view, while her beloved family friend still sits stubbornly on the opposite side, even during a calm political discussion. But regardless of where either of them stand, they both deeply understand the ramifications of war - Mrs. Radcliffe with her matured brain and potential experience with the Seven Year's War and Pontiac's War, Sarah even more so with her very real firsthand experience of the Revolution so far.

And then the cannon shakes Mrs. Radcliffe's very safe, very familiar home.

Anyway, back to the PBS Kids' cartoon.

The PBS Kids' cartoon discussing the reasons why people could be convinced to take up arms against another living being.

Thomas Paine, popping out of the bushes: "Did somebody say eat the rich???"

Oh damn, Agent Henri's expanding into independent contracts!

The cleverest one of the bunch I stg.

yoinketh'd

Its the signature move of the Continental Army!

Now's not the time for your sass, man!

[awarenessinmoments]

Becoming Jane (2007)

Your imagination has brought you independence. At a cost to me and my husband. Poor William.

[gothicseverance]

The Gothic tale (...) reinforces a woman’s sense of herself as an essentially sexual creature, something that society has often been at pains to deny.

—The Radcliffean Gothic Model

[denimbex1986]

'In a world of locked rooms, the man with the key is King and honey, you should see me in a crown.'

"...I loved, loved, loved working with Benedict on that, and you know, the, the first series of that show went down so well - I only had a little bit to do in the first, first series, so I was excited to be focused on Moriarty in one of the episodes particularly because people loved the show almost immediately, and that line is an amazing line that - for an actor to say..."

'I'm in Wales, and I don't have to pretend to be something that I'm not.'

"...I always recommend Pride because I think it's just a beautiful film about how we're just so much more similar to each other than we think we are. And what was brilliant about that character, the character, was that he was one of I think 15 gay characters who are the lead characters, and it so it means you weren't just playing like a token gay because everybody was completely distinct from each other, even though they were all sort of relatively similar sexualities. He just shows that, you know, there's as much diversity within, within a sex - sexuality as there is for straight people too."

'I can't get used to calling myself queer, it was always such an insult.'

"...So much of it was, was personal, even though it was very different to me. I suppose it explored the idea of losing your parents, which at the time I hadn't - I lost my mother since - but I think that's the, the power of the sort of empathetic nature of art; that it allows us to explore things that otherwise we might be too frightened to explore. That film has helped me in a way because, since the film ended, I, I feel like there's stuff in it that I feel like I was able to exorcise in some ways..."

'Yeah, that's right, Dickie Greenleaf. It's nice to meet you too.'

"...He's a really solitary figure, and to be able to just work out what's going on inside his head, and whether he's sort of capable of love or whether, whether he isn't - I kind of believe that all human beings are in need of love in some way, but it was quite difficult in that sense to sort of access within, within him, because he was so solitary. So yeah, that's why I think he continues to fascinate people, Tom Ripley."

'You've always been against going to America.'

"Korea? Is it? That's my first film...I was 17 - first ever job; first ever film. It was lovely and there was a - an actor in it who played my father called Donald Donnelly, and he was an enormous influence on me. He was very well-known, but he was incredibly kind to everybody on the set, and I've always just - you know, you learn how to be by looking at your, you know, elders, and he was just lovely to everybody.

I remember very clearly on a Saturday afternoon watching like old MGM movies. You know, like those big things where there's, you know, lots of people doing synchronised swimming in a big pool from like, I mean like, old school, like, you know, choreography of Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers. And there's something about that that I just absolutely adored, and I knew immediately - I knew, I really; I remember when I was about seven saying that I want - that's something that I wanted to do, which is weird when I think about it. I was very shy, and so that helped me kind of come out of my shell so - I was very nurtured by, by, uh, my mum in that sense; she, she pushed me in the right direction. That's what I remember um, uh, inspiring me, yeah."

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Yes hi, hello, sorry I'm late, something like this?

Imagine being a lady in 18th century court and this is your fan

[prince-of-red-lions]

guys idk what the one chip challenge is, but some twink I’ll call Mr. Radcliffe (cuz he looks like Harry Potter) did the challenge last week at lunch and he threw up and had to go home? 😭😭😭 Needless to say I teased Mr. Radcliffe relentlessly the next day

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— caitriona balfe & daniel radcliffe

requested by @anonymous7829 ; i hope you enjoy it ! ♡

( credit : arkhan )

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