#Walter hale edit

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I LOVE Walter Hale. Please enjoy this edit because screw TikTok.

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Is there a carbon monoxide leak in this house?

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♕ @dailytudors: TUDOR WEEK 2022 ♕

Day Two: Favourite Tudor Parent & Child Relationship >> 1/3 - Margaret Beaufort and Henry VII

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Films Watched in 2022:

67. The Man in the Iron Mask (1939) - Dir. James Whale

[nobodysdaydreams]

Okay I’m STILL thinking about the MBS muppet movie (thanks MBS fandom, specifically @mvshortcut @itsgoghtime @sophieswundergarten @oflightningandstars).

Because I’m torn on this casting thing. You see, I love the dialogue between Kermit Reynie and Curtain (Milk’s edit was amazing), but I also love the idea of Reynie played by Walter and Kermit as Nicholas, so that we can have a heartbreaking flashback of baby Nathaniel being left behind as tiny muppet baby Kermit (Nicholas) leaves with his new family. Also the whole thing about Kermit freaking out because the other muppets kidnap Jack Black in that one movie could parallel nicely with brainwashed Nicholas being upset his friends are kidnapping his brother. Plus having Nicholas as Kermit and SQ as Robin the frog further encourages the Nicholas SQ parallels (plus Google confirmed that Robin is Kermit’s nephew).

Now on the other hand, I’m not the best at muppet lore, but I believe Walter does have a human brother, which would make Walter being Nicholas more character fitting (plus Curtain and Walter as Nicholas could do the “Am I a muppet or a man?” Song), yet Walter seems like a younger puppet based on vibes and Nicholas needs to have that old wise mentor vibe.

We could also have Tony Hale as Nicholas and have Curtain be a muppet, which I believe itsgoghtime suggested, and that would be perfect, because I love the idea of Jackson and Jillson getting bossed around by an evil muppet. However, the muppet in question would need to look scary enough to be intimidating, but also be able to handle the scenes in the season finales where Curtain is crying and falls asleep in season 1 and thinks Nicholas is gonna die in season 2. I think Ms. Piggy is good for that, but I also really like Ms. Piggy for Constance, because the sass and the pink fits perfectly.

Now I don’t know if anyone still has thoughts or strong opinions on this, but you all are the ones that flipped this switch in my brain, so by golly you’re gonna hear what comes out.

And that includes any more scene dialogue my brain autogenerates. Including what’s in the tags (this is for you Sophie)

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I’m alive! And I’m gonna be rewriting/reworking Dimensional Disaster- editing our cast, practicing how I draw them, working on the story, etc. So I will be working on it again soon!

For now, though, I present y’all with a close look at two of our main protagonists: the redesigned Kailani Hale, from a tech-reliant universe, and the revived Alex Mckay, who in the story originally comes from the small town of Perfection, Nevada in a universe that isn’t quite as perfect.

Kailani Hale

Kailani originally comes from a futuristic, technology reliant universe run not by a government, but by a major corporation known as MATRIX. MATRIX is the sole producer of anything and everything technology-related throughout the nation. They control internet access, the media, the economy, the political systems, everything. They keep everything going.

Kailani wasn’t exactly someone at the top of the food chain in this universe- think, the middle man. She was a project manager and head engineer, supervising major projects that would be put into circulation nationwide and monitoring the work of those beneath her. She worked alongside the Directors to put new concepts on motion and improve the company for public favor. She was a neutral party in this world.

Until she stumbled upon a project that the owner and founder, Joseph Alt, had been working on behind the scenes. Project D-100, it was called. A device that resembled a pocket watch, able to open doors to hundreds of different dimensions.

She only meant to take a look; she was only curious how it worked. But that didn’t mean anything when the alarms went off, when security guards pursued her down the halls of the laboratory, shooting with the intention to kill.

Kailani ended up using the device to escape, and ended up in a completely different universe, just as it was intended to work. The only issue was…she didn’t know how to get back to her own universe. And there began her journey through dimensions, exploring and gaining friends across the fabric of the universe.

That’s how she met her best friend, Alex.

Alex McKay

Alex McKay hails from Dimension TR-3M0R, a seemingly normal universe to anyone who didn’t know better.

Nothing dystopian or utopian about it. Just the regular earth, regular people, regular little towns.

Alex is a young woman who moved from Bixby, Nevada to Perfection, a little town in the middle of nowhere to start her life after college. She started her own little farm, with small numbers of livestock and crop to live sustainably and sell to others either in town or the next town over. She got on well with her neighbors, like the old guy who turned his house into a bunker and the girl who ran what was formerly Walter Chang’s Market.

Life was great. Until she found herself face to face with an infestation of giant sand worms that the town lovingly called Graboids. That’s right. Alex comes from the Tremors universe, where the Graboids roam and the Shriekers and Assblasters get blown up into a pulp.

Alex did eventually grow accustomed to the weirdness of Perfection, to watching out for El Blanco the sterile Graboid and warding off other strange creatures. She thrived out in the small town, even in chaos. And then she met Kailani.

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I’m going to make a comic of how they met eventually. For now, have lore :D

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Wanted Characters to write with!

This list is long, but it’s not extensive, there is likely ones I’ve missed!

This list is for all kinds of ships - familiar, platonic and romantic

If you want to know which of my muses I have in mind for each let me know and I will let you know who I’d like to write against the below muses!

***Edited to add - this is just canons, but I’m always down for writing with/shipping with OC’s!

Wanted Canon Male muses 

Misc

Daemon Targaryen / HotD

Aemond Targaryen / HotD

Nick Goode / Fear Street

Tommy Slater / Fear Street

Adil of Tarim / Fort Salem

Walter Bishop / Fringe

Morpheus/Dream / The Sandman

Ed Mercer / The Orville

Isaac / The Orville

Kalabar Junior / Halloweentown

From Blood and Ash

Casteel Da’Neer 

Kieran Contou

Folk of Air

Cardan Greenbriar

ACOTAR

Rhysand

Kallias 

Azriel 

Tamlin

Fourth Wing

Xaden Riorson

Liam Mairi

Tairn (the Dragon)

Garrett

Bodhi

Dain Aetos

Ridoc

Teen Wolf

Peter Hale

Derek Hale

Stiles Stilinski

Scott McCall 

Myth

Hades

HP

James Potter

Sirius Black

Remus Lupin

Sebastian Sallow

Ominis Gaunt

Garreth Weasley

Amit Thakkar

Aesop Sharp

Eleazar Fig

Harry Potter

Draco Malfoy

Charlie Weasley

Fred Weasley

George Weasley

Blaise Zabini

Cedric Diggory

Godric Gryffindor

Salazar Slytherin

Scorpius Malfoy

Twilight

Edward Cullen

Jasper Hale

Jacob Black

Carlisle Cullen

MCU

Alexei Shostakov

Pietro Maximoff

Foggy Nelson

Thor Odinson

Loki Laufeyson

Druig

Dane

Peter Parker (any iteration)

Tony Stark

Steve Rogers

Bucky Barnes

Bruce Banner

Clint Barton

Shang-Chi

Groot 

Doctor Strange

Lost Girl

Hale Santiago

Dyson Thornwood

Trick

Shadowhunters

Jace Wayland

Simon Lewis

Alec Lightwood

Magnus Bane

Luke Garroway

CAOS

Nick Scratch

Caliban

Ambrose Spellman

Harvey Kinkle

Fate: The Winx Saga

Sky 

Riven

Grey

Saul Silva

Agents of SHIELD

Grant Ward

Leo Fitz

Phil Coulson

Lance Hunter

Alphonso Mackenzie

TVD/TO

Elijah Mikaelson

Klaus Mikaelson

Tyler Lockwood

Stefan Salvatore

Damon Salvatore

Kai Parker

OUAT

Killian Jones

Neal Cassidy

David Nolan

Henry Mills  (platonic/familial only due to character age)

The Witcher

Geralt of Rivia 

Jaskier

Vesemir

Bridgerton

Anthony Bridgerton

Benedict Bridgerton

Colin Bridgerton

Simon Basset

Lucifer

Lucifer Morningstar

Amenadiel

Stranger Things

Steve Harrington

Jonathan Byers

Eddie Munson

Dustin Henderson (platonic/familial only due to character age)

Jim Hopper

The Quarry

Max Brinly

Dylan Lenivy

Nick Furcillo

Charmed (1997)

Chris Halliwell

Wyatt Halliwell

Leo Wyatt

Julie and the Phantoms

Reggie Peters

Alex Mercer

Luke Patterson

Mass Effect

Garrus Vakarian

Thane Krios

Grunt

Commander Shepard (Male)

DCTV

Oliver Queen

William Clayton

Barry Allan

Brooklyn Nine-Nine

Raymond Holt

Terry Jeffords

Charles Boyle

iZombie

Major Lilywhite

Blaine DeBeers

Wednesday

Xavier Thorpe

Tyler Galpin

Sheriff Galpin

Gomez Addams

Shadow and Bone

Matthias

Kaz Brekker

Jesper Fahey

Aleksander Morozova

Mal Oretsev

Tolkien World

Halbrand

Fili

Kili

Thorin Oakenshield

Bilbo Baggins

Legolas

The Covenant

Caleb Danvers

Reid Garwin

Tyler Simms

Pogue Parry

Chase Collins

Night World

James Rasmussen

Ash Redfern

John Quinn

One Piece

Monkey D Luffy

Sanji

Roronoa Zoro

Usopp

Buggy 

Arlong

Shanks

Wanted Canon Female muses

Misc

Vonetta Contou / From Blood and Ash

Taryn Duarte / The Cruel Prince

Tris Prior / Divergent

Olivia Dunham / Fringe

Kelly Grayson / The Orville

Claire Finn / The Orville

Alara Kitan / The Orville

Vanessa Afron / FNAF Movie

Marnie Piper / Halloweentown

ACOTAR

Nesta Archeron

Emerie 

Catrin Berdara

Lady of Autumn

HP

Marlene McKinnon

Luna Lovegood

Ginny Weasley

Hermione Granger

Pansy Parkinson

Rowena Ravenclaw

Lily Evans/Potter

Marlene McKinnon

Female MC of Hogwarts Legacy

Poppy Sweeting

Natsai Onai

Imelda Reyes

Mirabel Garlick

Matilda Weasley

Dinah Hecat

Sirona Ryan

Victoire Weasley

Fourth Wing

Violet Sorrengail

Rhiannon Matthias

Mira Sorrengail

Sloane Mairi

Sgyael (the Dragon)

Descendants

Evie Grimhilde

Mal Bertha

Audrey Rose

Fear Street

Deena Johnson

Alice

Ziggy Berman

Twilight

Bella Swan

Esme Cullen

Rosalie Hale

Alice Cullen

MCU

Natasha Romanoff

Yelena Belova

Melina Vostokoff

Wanda Maximoff

Jane Foster

Darcy Lewis

Monica Rambeau

Karen Page

Jennifer Walters

Sylvie Laufeydottir

Makkari

Sersi

The Hunger Games

Annie Cresta

Katniss Everdeen

Johanna Mason

Shadowhunters

Clary Fray

Isabelle Lightwood

Teen Wolf

Malia Tate

Lydia Martin

Kira Yukimura

Allison Argent

Melissa McCall

Laura Hale

Satomi

Braeden

Kate Argent

Lost Girl

Bo Dennis

Kenzi Malikov

Tamsin

Lauren Lewis

CAOS

Sabrina Spellman

Rosalind Walker

Prudence Blackwood

Agatha Night

Dorcas Night

Hilda Spellman

Zelda Spellman

Fate: The Winx Saga

Bloom Peters

Terra Harvey

Beatrix

Flora

Stella

Musa

Aisha

Agents of SHIELD

Skye / Daisy Johnson

Jemma Simmons

Melinda May

Bobbi Morse

TVD/TO

Rebekah Mikaelson

Freya Mikaelson

Hope Mikaelson

Hayley Marshall

Elena Gilbert

Caroline Forbes

Bonnie Bennett

Katherine Petrova

Lizzie Saltzman

Josie Saltzman

OUAT

Emma Swan

Snow White

Alice Jones

Regina Mills

The Witcher

Yennefer

Cirilla

Francesca Findabair

Bridgerton

Kate Sharma

Edwina Sharma

Daphne Bridgerton

Eloise Bridgerton

Violet Bridgerton

Queen Charlotte

Lucifer

Chloe Decker

Mazikeen Smith

Linda Martin

Ella Lopez

Stranger Things

Robin Buckley

Nancy Wheeler

Eleven / Jane Hopper (no ship as kid muse)

Max Mayfield (no ship as kid muse)

Joyce Byers

Disney

Elsa of Arendelle

Anna of Arendelle

Maleficent

Fort Salem

Abigail Bellweather

Scylla

Raelle Collar

The Quarry

Abigail Blyg

Emma Mountebank

Laura Kearney

Kaitlyn Ka

Charmed (1997)

Piper Halliwell

Phoebe Halliwell

Paige Halliwell

Mass Effect

Tali’Zorah Nar Rayya

Commander Shepard (female)

Jack / Subject Zero

The Sandman

Calliope 

Johanna Constantine

Death

Rose Walker

Lyta Hall

DCTV

Felicity Smoak

Kara Danvers

Brooklyn Nine-Nine

Amy Santiago

Rosa Diaz

Gina Linetti

iZombie

Liv Moore

Peyton Charles

Wednesday

Wednesday Addams

Enid Sinclair

Bianca

Yoko

Morticia Addams

Larissa Weems

Marilyn THornhill

Shadow and Bone

Alina Starkov

Inej Ghafa

NIna Zenik

Zoya Nazyalensky

Genya Safin

Tolkien World

Galadriel

Tauriel

Night World

Poppy North

Mary-Lynnette Carter

Rowan Redfern

Kestrel Redfern

Jade Redfern

One Piece

Nami

[byneddiedingo]

Clark Gable and Claudette Colbert in It Happened One Night (Frank Capra, 1934)

Cast: Clark Gable, Claudette Colbert, Walter Connolly, Roscoe Karns, Jameson Thomas, Alan Hale, Arthur Hoyt, Blanche Friderici, Charles C. Wilson. Screenplay: Robert Riskin, based on a story by Samuel Hopkins Adams. Cinematography: Joseph Walker. Art direction: Stephen Goosson. Film editing: Gene Havlick. Music: Howard Jackson.

It Happened one Night was made before Frank Capra let his sentimental populism go to his head, so it has just the right amount of social consciousness, especially the sympathy for the victims of the Great Depression. We see it in the camaraderie of the bus riders singing "The Man on the Flying Trapeze," the willingness of Peter (Clark Gable) to give his last dollar to help a mother and son who have spent all their money on bus fare and have none left for food, and in the sense of entitlement shown by rich girl Ellie (Claudette Colbert), who learns a lesson when she tries to jump the queue for the showers at the trailer court. Later, Capra would want to preach at us about the power of The People in Meet John Doe (1941) and the way One Man Can Change the World in It's a Wonderful Life (1946), films I can find it hard to watch today. But here he's just content to give us a good-natured romantic comedy with a social subtext. It has all the earmarks of the genre: a meet-cute, a hate-at-first-sight, a falling-in-love, a crisis, and a happy ending -- the paradigmatic runaway bride. It's not especially a laugh-riot, which may be why Gable and Colbert, who didn't want to make the movie to start with, thought when they'd finished it that it would be a bomb. Its charms are quieter but in their way entirely satisfying, in part because whatever their doubts about the movie they were making, the two stars were consummate pros and Capra allowed their natural charm and charisma to shine. All three of them won Oscars, of course, as did the movie and Robert Riskin for his screenplay. Joseph Walker's cinematography deserves a mention, as does a cast that includes Walter Connolly, Roscoe Karns, Alan Hale, and, as the dimwit bus driver whose only response to Peter's insults is a feeble "Oh, yeah," Ward Bond.

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If I wasn’t broke i’d dress up as the girl version of Walter Hale 😝 for halloween, i saw an edit of him the other day and oh my gawd.

Omg YESSS. That would be such an awesome costume! That man in that white suit is so damn fine. I’m feral just looking at him in it. 😩😭

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Arrested Development: 1.15 Staff Infection

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Group Icons (Patsy Walker, Jennifer Walters, Ian Soo and Tom Hale) from Patsy Walker, A.K.A. Hellcat! Issue #6 (Guest Artist Natasha Allegri) Part 2/?

Like or reblog if you use/save

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Behind the Scenes | 2012 Working with Mitch Hurwitz

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The Spanish Princess (Starz)

I went a bit out of sequence for this, because my free Starz trial ends September 1st and I don’t trust my ability to get through three whole seasons of The Borgias and finish The Spanish Princess in a week and a half. So I skipped The Borgias for now, but will be watching it next. After being kind of meh about The White Princess, I was pleasantly surprised how much I liked this series. I managed to blow through all eight episodes in about three days.

However, now I find out there is a season two of TSP coming, but it’s not available in Canada yet, it seems.

The Good: This show is hilarious if you know anything about Henry VIII and all his wives. There are so many little lines of dialogue that are like little Easter Eggs, such has Harry’s promise to never, ever love another. Oh boy.

In the early episodes I liked how they introduced some of the cultural differences between Spain and England. Historical drama has a tendency to be very Britain-centric, so it’s a refreshing change to see England treated as this ‘strange new place’ especially when it’s in that sort of “What is wrong with these weird, repressed people? They don’t even WAIL at FUNERALS? Or BATHE every day? or NAP?” way.

There’s a bigger time jump between this and The White Princess, so the aging up of characters seemed more reasonable and not as jarring.

The Bad: Some of the accents are.. oh boy. Also, all of the men of the privy council kind of look the same, and all seem to be named Thomas.

Favorite Characters: Catherine is a strong main character, and I’m rooting for her, even though we all know things don’t turn out great for her.

Maggie Pole continues to be a favorite, and continues to get a raw deal when all she wants is to be left to her own devices. I LOVE LOVE LOVE Princess Meg and I am looking forward to seeing more of her in season two. She’s just feisty and no-BS and I love her relationship with her brothers, and her introduction to her husband and the big smile on her face makes me hopeful she’ll be happy with King James, even with all his kids.

Least Favorite Characters: Being outside the fourth wall and having the foresight of history is a terrible thing because I already dislike Prince Harry, like, a lot.

Margaret Beaufort, won’t you just die already? I can’t believe I’m saying that considering how much I loved her character in The White Queen.  But early Margaret was a much more sympathetic, if single-minded character. That said, I’ve seen three different women portray her in the last month, and while Amanda Hale is still my favorite Margaret, Harriet Walter really brings home how ‘My Lady, the King’s Mother’ manipulated those around her, something that Michelle Fairley’s portrayal unfortunately lacked.

OTP: Lina + Oviedo: I hope those crazy kids can make it work. Catherine + Arthur: We could have had it aaaaaaallllll

Forget everyone else, I don’t care if it is historically inaccurate, I loved Maggie + Thomas More just because want all the goodness for Maggie and also the actors had amazing chemistry.

Faces I Recognized: Charlotte Hope (Game of Thrones), Angus Imrie (Fleabag).

So, I looked through the casting page and got super freaking excited to see not only Mark Rowley (The Last Kingdom), but Ray Stevenson (Rome) listed and I cannot describe the disappointment in knowing I won’t see either of them until next season, although I think I caught a 2-second glimpse of Mark in the background of episode 2 when Meg gets betrothed to King James of Scotland. I think he *may* have been one of the two dudes who showed up with William Dunbar. Did I go back over that scene several times to see if it was him? I might have.

EDIT: So I barely recognized Ray Stevenson as King James, but I sure recognized Mark Rowley and my poor little heart broke each time asmy brain screamed “MY SWEET SWEET FINAN WHY ARE YOU SO MEAN?”

That said, he did well in the role, it was just hard to watch him be such a dick.

Maybe I need to learn to separate characters from their actors more. Nah.

“Historical” Drama Rewatch List

[goattales]

Fandom list-

This is a mlm/nblm reader blog, please don’t interact with this post or any of my other stuff if you’re female.

I’ve been needing to update my list for a while, but since I put it together on PC it’s almost impossible to make any sense of when editing on mobile/iPad. So I’m just gonna make a new one.

If a fandom isn’t on here, it’s safe to assume I either don’t know it or don’t want to write for it. If there’s a character in a show that you’re curious about but isn’t listed, you can ask about them, but chances are I didn’t list them for a reason. I may have forgotten to list some stuff, though, so don’t hesitate to to ask if you just want to be sure!

The list is under the cut

Peaky Blinders-

-Tommy Shelby

-John Shelby

-Michael Grey

Glee-

-Sam Evans

-Finn Hudson

-Blaine Anderson

-Rory Flanagan

Divergent-

-Four/Tobias Eaton

-Eric

-Peter Hayes

Teen Wolf-

-Isaac Lahey

-Stiles Stilinski

-Danny Mahealani

-Ethan Steiner

-Aiden Steiner

-Jackson Whittemore

-Derek Hale

-Peter Hale

-Melissa McCall

-Scott McCall

-Bobby Flinstock

-Noah Stilinski (I know, I know. I’m gross)

Midnight Texas-

-Bobo Winthrop

-Manfred Bernardo

-Joe Strong

-Chuy Villegas

-Fiji Cavanaugh

-Olivia Clarity

-Lemuel Bridger

The Resident-

-Conrad Hawkins

-Devon Pravesh

-Mina Okafor

Chicago Fire-

-Matt Casey

-Kelley Severide

-Christopher Herrmann

-Brian Zvonecek

-Joe Cruz

-Peter Mills

-Blake Gallow

-Stella Kidd

-Sylvie Brett

-Emily Foster

Chicago PD-

-Jay Halstead

-Antonio Dawson

-Kevin Atwater

-Adam Ruzek

-Kim Burgess

House MD-

-Robert Chase

-Gregory House (depending on the scenario)

Shadowhunters-

-Alec Lightwood

-Magnus Bane

-Jace Lightwood (Screw this man and his surname crises)

-Simon Lewis

-Raphael Santiago

-Luke Garroway/Greymark

-Isabelle Lightwood

Hemlock Grove-

-Peter Rumancek

-Roman Godfrey

The Umbrella Academy-

-Klaus Hargreeves

-Diego Hargreeves

-Ben Hargreeves

-Vanya Hargreeves

Shameless (US)-

-Phillip Gallagher

-Ian Gallagher (Aged up or s3 onwards)

-Mickey Milkovich (Aged up or s3 onwards)

-Keven Ball

-Steve Wilton/Jimmy Lishman

-Tony Markovich

13 Reasons Why-

-Tony Padilla

-Clay Jensen

-Justin Foley

-Tyler Down

-Alex Standall

-Zach Dempsey

Bones-

-Seeley Booth

-Jack Hodgins

-Temperance Brennan

-Lance Sweets

-Zack Addy

-Angela Montenegro

Twilight-

-Jasper Hale

-Carlisle Cullen

-Emmett Cullen

-Edward Cullen

-Esme Cullen

-Rosalie Hale

-Jacob Black (Breaking Dawn Onwards)

-Sam Uley

-Charlie Swan

-Paul Lahote (Breaking Dawn Onwards)

Scorpion-

-Toby Curtis

-Happy Quinn

-Walter O’Brien

Stranger Things-

-Steve Harrington

-Billy Hargrove

-Tommy Hagen

-Jonathan Byers

The Magicians-

-Quentin Coldwater

-Eliot Waugh

-Margo Hanson

-Penny Adiyodi

-Elliot Todd

It Chapter 2 (2019)-

-Richie Tozier

-Bill Denrough

-Mike Hanlon

-Ben Hanscom

-Eddie Kaspbrak

-Stan Uris

[brothermarc7theatre]

Musical Monday: Tony Awards edition

Hello! After a week’s hiatus (hope you and yours enjoyed a lovely Memorial Day weekend), I am back with this week’s final Musical Monday before those glorious Tony Awards. As such, I will be highlighting the remaining three Best Musical nominees. Let’s go!

Musical Monday date: 6/3/2019

Musicals: Hadestown; Tootsie; and The Prom

Book, Music, and Lyrics: Hadestown- All by Anais Mitchell

                                           Tootsie- Robert Horn, David Yazbeck, and David Yazbeck

                                           The Prom- Chad Beguelin and Bob Martin, Matthew Sklar, and Chad Beguelin

Broadway Run: Hadestown- April 17, 2019 - Present

                           Tootsie- April 23, 2019 - Present

                           The Prom- November 15, 2018 - Present

Theaters: Hadestown plays at the Walter Kerr Theatre

                 Tootsie plays at the Marquis Theatre

                 The Prom plays at the Longacre Theatre

Awards Nominated for: Hadestown- Best Musical, Best Book of a Musical, Best Original Score Written for the Theatre, Best Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role in a Musical (Eva Noblezada), Best Performance by an Actor in a Featured Role in a Musical (Andre De Shields, Patrick Page), Best Performance by an Actress in a Featured Role in a Musical (Amber Gray), Best Choreography (David Neumann), Best Direction of a Musical (Rachel Chavkin), Best Orchestrations (Michael Chorney and Todd Sickafoose), Best Scenic Design of a Musical (Rachel Hauck), Best Costume Design of a Musical (Michael Krass), Best Lighting Design of a Musical (Bradley King), Best Sound Design of a Musical (Nevin Steinberg and Jessica Paz)

                                      Tootsie- Best Musical, Best Book of a Musical, Best Original Score Written for the Theatre, Best Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role in a Musical (Santino Fontana), Best Performance by an Actor in a Featured Role in a Musical (Andy Grotelueschen), Best Performance by an Actress in a Featured Role in a Musical (Lilli Cooper and Sarah Stiles), Best Choreography (Denis Jones), Best Direction of a Musical (Scott Ellis), Best Orchestrations (Simon Hale), Best Costume Design of a Musical (William Ivey Long)

                                     The Prom- Best Musical, Best Book of a Musical, Best Original Score Written for the Theatre, Best Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role in a Musical (Brooks Ashmanskas),  Best Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role in a Musical (Caitlin Kinnunen and Beth Leavel), Best Direction of a Musical (Casey Nicholaw)

Now that the Outer Critics Circle, Drama Desks, and various other New York awards have been given out, it’s time to set your expectations for the Tony winners and set your clocks for this Sunday! I can’t wait to see what happens and what gets the awards! See ya next week, all!

[theragamuffininitiative]

Guys, I shouldn’t be allowed by the book sale ok. (#book sale day 2017 / on my blog for evidence)

Here we go:

Fiction:

Rump, the True Story of Rumplestiltskin by Liesl Shurtliff (so sweet, so fun, I love this one so much)

The Thief Lord, by Cornelia Funke (I need a copy of Dragon Rider to own all my favorites of hers)

3rd Luck Uglies book by Paul Durham (I own the other two)

Remarkable by Lizzie K Folley

Two Renegade Realms, sequel to a book I have by Donita K Paul -unread

The Prophet of Yonwood, worst book in the Ember series I hear -unread

The Long Way Home by Andrew Klavan (I own the whole series in a complete paperback, but like, that’s huge, and also I would happily gift this to a friend)

Savvy (finally!), by Ingrid Law, the first of a trilogy and completing my copies

The Key to Extraordinary by Natalie Lloyd (my sister raves about it, looks adorable) -unread

The Chameleon Wore Chartreuse by Bruce Hale (for my brother)

Redwall, Brian Jacques

Loamhedge, Brian Jacques

The Grimm Legacy, Polly Shulman (loooooove)

Rebel Magisters by Shanna Swendson (? a sequel, but looked interesting) -unread

Heist Society, Ally Carter (so. much. fun.)

The Pawn, by Steven James, one of my dad’s favorites, and I have some wonderful books on writing by James, so I figured I should try this series -unread

Stranger, by Rachel Manija Brown and Sherwood Smith. ??? looked interesting -unread

The Lost Kingdom of Bamarre, by Gail Carson Levine. -unread, but, like...it’s Gail flipping Carson Levine, I know I’m going to love it.

Classics-ish:

The Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E Frankweiler, E. L. Konigsburg (like The Boxcar Children, but in a city)

The BFG, by Roald Dahl (love him, the weirdo)

Winnie the Pooh, A A Milne (!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! love )

The Seaboard Parish, by George MacDonald. It’s a sequel, but it’s also George MacDonald. -unread

The House of the Seven Gables, Nathaniel Hawthorne. -unread. Eh, I have a friend who might want it, if not *shrug*

Also!

Three Garrison Keillor books.

Also!

The little one is signed. A total happy little surprise. (Merry Christmas, Helen! XD )

Non-fiction:

Upstairs at the Strand, which is a handful of conversations of writers who have worked at the Strand magazine.

Inflight Science, a book about traveling via airplane. ( @hisloveconsumesme, I thought of you lol)

How to Write Science Fiction and Fantasy by Orson Scott Card. Been looking for a copy of this to show up for a while. :D

Extraordinary Uses for Ordinary Things - like a life hack book basically.

Theater-y stuff:

Grease screenplay (why not?)

West Side Story, on vhs because my family can turn it into a dvd for me

A Dictionary of Theatrical Terms (old, but useful)

The World of Musical Comedy (I actually now have two editions of this?)

The Art of Theatre (used as a college textbook in some places, lots of good pictures and interesting chapters)

Journey to the Center of the Theater by Walter Kerr - caught my eye with its iconic Al Hirshfield star caricatures on the cover

Fosse, a book about: you guessed it: Bob Fosse. Could be terrible, but hey. IT was like 25 cents. XD

And some musicals and dvds!

Funny Girl OBC

Hairspray movie soundtrack

Mamma Mia! I almost didn’t get, but it’s a very nice special edition original soundtrack and it was like a dollar. XD

Jamie Cullum’s Devil May Care album, which I love

(not pictured: Chris Rice’s album What a Heart is Beating For, I forgot to put it in the stack, my favorite Chris Rice album probably)

La La Land (!!!!)

Two seasons of Psych (!!!!)

There you have it!

Someone come buy me a new bookshelf.