#colonel gary jasons

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New pfp for a new season of work…

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Haha, brain rot go brr.

I am never not thinking of @garys-chimera-logs.

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successful camping endeavor

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mischief cast in the hatchetfield series (version 2)

hello. in january, i did a series of "mischief members cast in starkid shows" posts, which i did for most of their shows. i did a casting of hatchetfield during this series, but i only based the castings on the guy who didn't like musicals and black friday, as at this point in time, it had been a while since i had watched nightmare time season 1, i hadn't yet watched nightmare time season 2, and nerdy prudes must die hadn't come out yet. but now that i've watched everything, i figured i should update my casting. quite a few of these roles have been switched around from how i originally had them, because of how additional roles changed my perspective.

some notes that i made in the original series but will reiterate now, plus an extra one:

vocals did not play a part in the castings because i didn't want to limit myself and also because i can't tell what vocal types people are. so this is purely based on acting abilities.

i only used cast members from filmed shows because they're who i'm familiar with. so basically tgws and mmni cast members only. (there is a single exception to this).

now the extra note. i have cast all of them as if they're taking over a starkid members parts (aka someone will be playing all of jon matteson's parts, etc). however, if two different starkid people play a character during different shows (most notably the recasting of r*bert m*nion's roles in nmt2) i have changed it so that only one mischief actor plays that part. for which actor i gave these doubled up roles to, i gave priority to the stage shows over nightmare time. a good example of this is the lords in black - i have counted their actors as the person who played them in npmd, no matter who played them in nmt. the only character that this is a little complicated for is peter spankoffski, as he's been played by three different people, but i've put him as joey's character over r*bert's, as he has a more prominent role in npmd than in tgwdlm. hopefully that makes sense!

also you can see my original casting here. just so you can see what's changed. i would recommend reading this one first because the ones i kept the same are mostly just "see previous explanation".

casting under the readmore!

paul matthews / wiggly / gary goldstein / paul 23 / roman murray / boy jerry / daniel / richie lipshitz: jonathan sayer

this was hard because i moved my first choice for this role to a different character, but i think jono could do it! dennis has the awkward vibes paul does, and i feel like from what we see of him in mmni, jono is unhinged enough to play every other character /lh. my personal favourite character for jono to play is richie though.

emma perkins / donna daggit / linda monroe / madame iris / emdroid / mary / courtney / ruth fleming / blinky: nancy zamit

listen. nancy as linda monroe could fix me. okay. i just think she'd smash any and all of these characters.

bill woodward / frank pricely / solomon lauter / jason jepson / pokey: harry kershaw

this one is the same as my old casting, so i won't spend much explanation on it, but it's perfect, okay?

charlotte sweetly / nora / deb / colonel schaffer / sherman young / jane perkins / pamela foster / sheila young / marco: charlie russell

this is also the same as before, but the addition of sheila is the one that solidified this for me. we know she can play sexy villains. we've seen it in mmni. the prime minister in star paws, madame castaway in a dice with death (i know she isn't the villain in that one but she's got the same vibe). this also goes for jane. charlie russell playing villains for the win.

ted spankoffski / dan reynolds / wilbur cross / cineplex teen / malone / ezekiel / thrash / peter spankoffski: dave hearn

although he wasn't who i landed on previously, i had already strongly considered him for this role, and i eventually decided that he did fit this role better after all. i mean, we love villain dave in this house, so wilbur and ezekiel are covered. i also think he has the range to play pete as well, as we've seen him play those awkward kind of characters in mmni. i think he's definitely right for the part.

professor hidgens / ethan green / tony green: joshua elliott

same as previous casting and not much to add.

mr davidson / sam sweetly / general macnamara / barry swift / chumby the ape-man / papa sniggle / andy kilgore / gabe / skud: henry lewis

okay hear me out on this one. the initial reason i considered him for this role is because mcnamara's voice in tgwdlm reminded me of his chesney hawkes voice in light over the rocks. then i thought about it some more and i feel like he could really rock all of these roles? idk i just think he could do it.

alice woodward / greenpeace girl / melissa / zoey chambers / stephanie lauter / webby: rhyanna alexander-davis

same as previous. i think the added characters are really great for her as well. like rhyanna as steph??? come onnnn.

tom houston / gerald monroe / bob metzger: chris leask

okay listen. chris leask has that rugged dad kind of vibe that tom has. i said what i said. it works sooo well. you cannot tell me you don't see where i'm coming from on this one.

becky barnes / sylvia / jenny / miss holloway / girl jeri / karen chasity / miss mullberry / stacy / nibbly: lauren shearing

this was perfect casting the first time and i stand by that!!!

lex foster / lucy stockworth / snigglette / willabella muckwab / hailey / grace chasity: ellie morris

i also stand by this one! i feel like once again, she isn't the obvious choice for any of these, but i think she has a range that i want to see explored.

hannah foster / tim houston: susan harrison

idk how to explain it i just think it's a role i'd love to see her in.

howard goodman / jonathan brisby / duke keane / zach chambers / lumber-axe / eddie chiplucky / mark chasity / officer bailey / kyle clauger / tinky: greg tannahill

once again another example of perfect casting the first time. i am a genius /j. the most notable addition to me is duke, and i think he absolutely has the heart to play him.

xander lee / bob morris / watcher world barker / river monroe / noah / charles: niall ransome

it still fits. not much to add tbh.

rose / sophia / detective shapiro / brenda: bryony corrigan

okay, of all of these the only one i struggle to imagine her as is rose, but even then i don't think that's beyond her capabilities? like idk i just could really see her as shapiro tbh.

ziggs / kale: scott hunter

i did say there was a single exception to the "only tgws or mmni rule"! because ofc i have to cast non-binary icon scott hunter as non-binary icon jae hughes.

max jägerman: henry shields

this role was super hard to cast. partially because will branner hasn't played any other characters yet so i haven't seen his range, and also because will brings such a specific energy to this character that i think is hard to replicate? he's an excellent addition to starkid. anyway i thought shields was probably the best bet for casting this role, purely because max reminds me very slightly of kyle from primary cape crusader. there's just a specific vibe and shields was the only one i felt could fit that.

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Okay I might as well post this bc I know I ain't gonna write this as a fic anytime soon cause I'm lazy but anyway I've been thinking about a Hatchetfield swap au. More below cut

Here's whose swapped with who, if there's an arrow in between them (ex: A - B) then those characters both swapped with each other. If there's an equal sign between them (ex: A = B) then the person on the left is becoming/taking the role of the person on the right (ie A = B means A takes the role of B, but B does not also take the role of A) hopefully that makes sense.

*note. I'll mention on several of them that they're aged up or down, but that doesn't necessarily mean that characters that I didn't mention an age change on don't change ages, it's just I forgot to mention it on them or it isn't a huge difference/doesn't really change anything, just assume age changed if it makes more sense

Paul - Emma

Bill - Tom

Alice - Tim (Alice is slightly aged down & Tim is aged up)

Sylvia - Becky 

Jane - Bill's Ex Wife (Except Jane doesn't cheat on Tom they just fall out of love and get divorced)

Linda = Ted

Gerald = Jenny

River = Peter (River is older in this, but still doesn't get with anyone)

Trent = Max

Jordan = Kyle

Seaton = Jason

(River and the other Monroe boys are still siblings, Monroe boys are all only a year apart from each other in age, at the time of npmd Trent is a senior & 18, Seaton a junior & 17, Jordan a sophomore & 16, River a Freshman & 15)

PJ = Richie

Reese = Ruth

Bob Metzger = Charlotte

Louie Metzger = Sam (sorta, ofc Bob & Louie aren't in a relationship, that'd be fucking werid, Louie's just in the HFPD & infects Bob, their situation turns into a "my sons never talk to me :(" thing)

Carl & Lars = other HFPD cops

Roman = Hidgens

Trevor (Jon's theatre kid in the bbq monologues bit) = Deb (but also is still there and is himself in NPMD also Tim & him aren't dating, just best friends)

Mr Davidson - Nora

Greenpeace Girl - Obnoxious Teen

Barry Swift - Jonathan Brisby

Gary Goldstein - Lucy Stockworth

Ted = Lex (aged down to be like mid to late 20s in 2020)

Peter = Hannah (aged down to be the 15 in 2020)

Jenny = Ethan (also aged down to be same age as Ted ofc)

Zoey = Linda

Sam = Gerald (Sam's still a police officer, just takes on the general role of Gerald in the stories)

Mimaw = Roman

Zach = River

Hailey = Other Monroe boys

(also just to be clear no Zach & Hailey are not Zoey & Sam's kids, Zach & Zoey are still siblings and Hailey is friend of theirs, Zach gets kidnapped and Hailey's a bitch to him)

Holloway = MacNamara

MacNamara = Duke

Duke = Wilbur

Wilbur = Holloway

Howie - Xander Lee

Colonel Schaffer - Bob Morris

Joey's PEIP agent - Wallace McNeil/Secretary of Defense

PEIP Nurse = Secretary of State

Secretary of State = PEIP Nurse

Freddie Biggs = Roberts PEIP Agent

Officer Bailey = Freddie Biggs

Doug = Officer Bailey

Lumber Axe = Willabella

Chumby = Lumber Axe

Willabella = Chumby

Paul23 - Emdriod

Lex = Zoey

Ethan = Sam (Ethan's still a mechanic, just takes on the general role of Sam in the Honey Queen)

Hannah = Zach

(except Lex, Ethan & Hannah are all closer than Zoey, Sam & Zach, also Lex & Ethan aren't cheating on each other)

Pamela = Mimaw

Shelia = Bob Metzger

Sherman = the Metzger Brothers

Peanuts - Ezekiel

Squirrels - Nighthawks

Deb = Ziggs (Alice & Deb are still dating tho)

Grace - Daniel

Max = Otho

Sofia - Steph (but, as said before, Sofia & River don't get together)

Richie & Ruth = other roller rama/gifted kids

Boy Jerry - Dan Reynolds

Girl Jeri - Donna Daggit

Charles - Kale

Frank = Rose

Rose = Eddie

Eddie = Frank

Hidgens = Sheila

Charlotte = Sherman (Charlotte would Hidgens' niece or something)

Dective Malone - Dective Shapiro

Courtney = Thrash

Thrash = Skud

Skud = Courtney

(Courtney, Thrash & Skud are poly, I don't take criticism)

Brenda - Beth

Stacy - Allison

(Beth, and Allison are the teens cheating with Craig in Watcher World)

I don't have all the details yet but feel free to ask questions or for clarification or anything if you want

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IRRESISTIBLE (2020)

Starring Steve Carell, Rose Byrne, Chris Cooper, Mackenzie Davis, Topher Grace, Natasha Lyonne, Will Sasso, CJ Wilson, Brent Sexton, Alan Aisenberg, Debra Messing, Christian Adam, Will McLaughlin, Eve Gordon, Andrea Frankle, Jason Davis, Jason Kirkpatrick, Charles Green, Kevin Maier and Tom Key.

Screenplay by Jon Stewart.

Directed by Jon Stewart.

Distributed by Focus Features. 102 minutes. Rated.

In 2013, Jon Stewart, then host and head writer on Comedy Central’s popular political comic series The Daily Show, announced he was going to take a 12-week hiatus from the show. The reason for the break was that Stewart wanted to write and direct a movie called Rosewater.

The film itself was a bit of a surprise for this New Jersey-born former stand-up comedian and political pundit. It told the harrowing true story of an Iranian-born journalist who was back in his native country covering political unrest and potential revolution, only to be arrested as a spy, held, and tortured for months.

Certainly, it was not a funny story, but it was one Stewart had a major connection to. He knew the journalist -- Maziar Bahari – in fact, the arrest was connected to a skit that Bahari did for The Daily Show. It was a labor of love for Stewart.

The next year the movie came out – and while it was not a huge hit, Stewart started talking about how much he enjoyed filmmaking. Not even a year later, Stewart announced that he was leaving The Daily Show because he was tired of the grind of a TV series and he wanted to focus on his film work.

That was 2015. In the years since then, Stewart has been around, sort of; appearing on other people’s shows as comic relief or a talking head, working on philanthropic concerns like being a tireless advocate for 9/11 first responders. However, that follow-up movie still hadn’t come.

Until now. Irresistible is much more like what we would have expected from Stewart than Rosewater. It is a cutting dark comedy about politics and campaigning, red America vs. blue America, and the corruption, out-of-touch values, and insane spending of political campaigning.

Irresistible is timed perfectly for the lead in to 2020 election season – in fact, that may have been Stewart’s plan, to hold it for when voting was on people’s minds. At least it would have been well-timed if not for the fact that the coronavirus pandemic has closed most of the theaters and Irresistible must debut On Demand and streaming release.

Irresistible is a mostly enjoyable farce – not as surprising a film choice as Rosewater was, but a smart and funny look at politics. At least until the last ten minutes, when it becomes overly preachy and kind of annoying. And this is coming from someone who for the most part agrees with Stewart’s point of view.

However, the first hour and a half of the film mostly makes up for the disappointing ending.

Basically, it is the story of big-time politics coming descending on a small-time mayor’s race in the middle of the heartland.

Stewart reunites with his former Daily Show co-star Steve Carell in this film. Carell plays top Democrat consultant Gary Zimmer, who is completely burnt out on the political game – he was one of the top people in the 2016 Hillary Clinton campaign.

He regains his political fire when he is shown a viral video of a small-town Wisconsin council meeting in which a retired Colonel, Jack Hastings (Chris Cooper), passionately speaks about the importance of community and cooperation. It turns out that the town the Colonel lives in is about to have a mayoral race – one that the Democrats haven’t won in decades.

Zimmer feels that Col. Hastings can be the ideal candidate. He’s a Marine, smart, tough, pragmatic, home-spun, empathetic, gruff and hard working. Even though the former Colonel had never considered running for office, Zimmer thinks he may be a new kind of Democrat that will win in the fly-over states.

Zimmer touches down in the Wisconsin town, trying not to stand out and being even more conspicuous for his awkward attempts to fit in. His K Street mindset is at odds with the State Route world of the town, but still he tries to turn this little local election into a major national event.

His nemesis is Faith Brewster (Rose Byrne), a shamelessly partisan Republican campaign manager – picture Kellyanne Conway if she was a bit younger, single, and attractive. She is an enthusiastic proponent of “alternative reality.” She even brazenly claims in a TV interview that she was born in the town, even though every voter in the election knows that it was a blatant untruth. But she doesn’t care, she lies as naturally as she breathes.

The Republicans have sent Faith to take over the campaign for the current mayor, who was a lock to win until Gary and the Colonel started gaining attention. What follows is a love/hate (more like hate/hate) battle over the lives and minds of the people of this town by Washington insiders who really don’t get the place.

Like I said earlier, it’s funny stuff, until it’s not. However, if Stewart uses his film to get on a soap box in the last 10 minutes, the rest of it is good stuff. So, watch it, enjoy, just be ready to wade through a little heavy-handed commentary in the end.

Jay S. Jacobs

Copyright ©2020 PopEntertainment.com. All rights reserved. Posted: June 26, 2020.

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The State Within  -  BBC One / BBC America  -  November 2, 2006 - December 7, 2006

Political Thriller (6 episodes)

Running Time:  60 minutes

Stars:

Jason Isaacs as Sir Mark Brydon

Ben Daniels as Nicholas Brocklehurst

Eva Birthistle as Jane Lavery

Neil Pearson as Phil Lonsdale

Genevieve O'Reilly as Caroline Hanley

Sharon Gless as Lynne Warner

Noam Jenkins as Christopher Styles

Ted Whittall as Gordon Adair

Christopher Bolton as Vinny Swain

Nigel Bennett as Colonel Charles Macintyre

Marnie McPhail as George Blake

Alex Jennings as James Sinclair

Aaron Abrams as Matthew Weiss

Lennie James as Luke Gardner

Emma Campbell as Sally Davis

Rahnuma Panthaky as Nasreen Qureshi

Briony Glassco as Jennifer Grimes

Louca Tassone as Azzam Sinclair

Roman Podhora as Vernon Burchill

Michael Rhoades as Gary Pritchard

Ron Lea as Carl Garcia

Patrick Garrow as Brad Godovsky

David Eisner as Sam Levinson

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The giant fancast absolutely nobody asked for and that I will absolutely never finish because I never finish anything

Alex Pettyfer as Edward Elric Alexander Ludwig as Alphonse Elric Ralph Fiennes as Van Hohenheim / Father Jennifer Garner as Trisha Elric Dakota Fanning as Winry Rockbell

Steven Yeun as Colonel Roy Mustang Yvonne Strahovski as Lieutenant Riza Hawkeye Chris Evans as Lieutenant Jean Havoc Dylan O’Brien as Sergeant Kain Fuery Jérémie Renier as 2nd Lieutenant Heymans Breda

Gary Oldman as Warrant Officer Vato Falman Scott Eastwood as Brigadier General Maes Hughes Natalie Portman as Gracia Hughes Ginnifer Goodwin as 2nd Lieutenant Maria Ross Austin Butler as Sergeant Denny Brosh Angelina Jolie as Major General Olivier Mira Armstrong Tom Hardy as Major Alexander Louis Armstrong Hafþór Júlíus Björnsson as Captain Buccaneer Ahmed Hatem as Major Miles Richard Roxburgh as Solf J. Kimblee

Lucy Liu as Izumi Curtis Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson as Sig Curtis Godfrey Gao as Ling Yao / Greed Shin Se-Kyung as Lan Fan Niu Ben as Fu

Tom Selleck as Führer King Bradley / Wrath Noah Schnapp as Selim Bradley / Pride Diane Lane as Mrs. Bradley Lana Parilla as Lust Fan Binbing as Envy

Jason Momoa as Scar Daisy Waite as Mei Chang Ken Watanabe as Yoki Tommy Lee Jones as Doctor Marcoh Terry Crews as Jerso

Jake Gyllenhaal as Greed / Voice of Greed Mila Kunis as Martel Adrien Brody as Bido Gaspard Ulliel as Docetto Priyanka Chopra as Paninya

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Louis Gossett Jr.

Louis Cameron Gossett Jr. (born May 27, 1936) is an American actor. He is perhaps best known for his Academy Award-winning role as Gunnery Sergeant Emil Foley in the 1982 film An Officer and a Gentleman, and his Emmy Award-winning role as Fiddler in the 1977 ABC television miniseries Roots. Gossett has also starred in numerous film productions including A Raisin In The Sun,The Landlord. Skin Game, Travels with My Aunt, The Laughing Policeman, The Deep, Jaws 3-D (1983), Wolfgang Petersen's Enemy Mine, the Iron Eagle series, Toy Soldiers and The Punisher, in an acting career that spans over five decades.

Early life and education

Gossett was born in Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn, New York, on May 27, 1936, to Hellen Rebecca (née Wray), a nurse, and Louis Gossett Sr., a porter. He is an alumnus of Mark Twain Intermediate School 239 and Abraham Lincoln High School. His stage debut came at the age of 17, in a school production of You Can't Take It with You when a sports injury resulted in the decision to take an acting class. Polio had already delayed his graduation.

After graduating from Abraham Lincoln High School in 1954, he attended New York University, declining an athletic scholarship. Standing 6'4" (1.93 m), he was offered the opportunity to play varsity basketball during his college years at NYU, which he declined to concentrate on theater. His high school teacher had encouraged him to audition for a Broadway part, which resulted in his selection for a starring role on Broadway in 1953 from among 200 other actors well before he entered NYU.

Career

Gossett replaced Bill Gunn as Spencer Scott in Broadway's Take a Giant Step, which was selected by The New York Times drama critics as one of the 10 best shows of the year. He was 17, and still a student at Abraham Lincoln High School, with no formal drama training.

Gossett's Broadway theatre credits include A Raisin in the Sun (1959). Gossett stepped into the world of cinema in the Sidney Poitier vehicle A Raisin in the Sun in 1961.

Also in 1961, Gossett appeared in the original cast of Jean Genet's The Blacks, the longest running off-Broadway play of the decade, running for 1,408 performances. The original cast also featured James Earl Jones, Roscoe Lee Browne, Cicely Tyson, Godfrey Cambridge, Maya Angelou and Charles Gordone.

In 1965, Gossett appeared in the musical play, Zulu and the Zayda on Broadway as Paulus with music and lyrics by Harold Rome.

Gossett wrote the antiwar folk song "Handsome Johnny" with Richie Havens which Havens recorded in 1966.

His Emmy Award-winning role of Fiddler in the 1977 television miniseries Roots first brought Gossett to the audience's attention.

In 1983, he was cast in the title role in Sadat, a miniseries which chronicled the life and assassination of Anwar Sadat. While filming An Officer and a Gentleman, Gossett was also starring in the 1982–1983 science fiction series, The Powers of Matthew Star. His role as drill instructor Gunnery Sergeant Emil Foley in the 1982 film An Officer and a Gentleman won him an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor. He was the first African-American male to win an Oscar in a supporting role, the second black male to win for acting, and the third African-American actor to win overall.

In 1986, Gossett starred in another role as a military man (Colonel Chappy Sinclair) in the film Iron Eagle. It was followed by three sequels.

Gossett is the voice of the Vortigaunts in the video game Half-Life 2 and is the Free Jaffa Leader Gerak in Season 9 of the sci-fi television series Stargate SG-1. He provides the voice of Lucius Fox in The Batman animated series. He recorded several commercials for a Nashville-based diabetic company, AmMed Direct, LLC. In 1997, Gossett presented When Animals Attack! 4, a one-hour special on Fox.

He played the role of fictional U.S. President Gerald Fitzhugh in the 2005 film Left Behind: World at War. In 2008 he filmed the "Keep It Real" series of commercials for the Namibian lager Windhoek.

In 2009, Gossett also lent his voice talents in the Thomas Nelson audio Bible production known as The Word of Promise. In this dramatized audio, Gossett played the character of John the Apostle. The project also featured a large ensemble of well known Hollywood actors including Jim Caviezel, John Rhys-Davies, Jon Voight, Gary Sinise, Jason Alexander, Christopher McDonald, Marissa Tomei and John Schneider.

In 2013, Gossett starred in the controversial drama, Boiling Pot, which is based on true events of racism that occurred on college campuses across the country during the 2008 Presidential election. The film, written and directed by the Ashmawey brothers under AshmaweyFilms, also stars Danielle Fishel, Keith David, M. Emmet Walsh, and John Heard. Gossett plays a detective attempting to decipher a murder case that was fueled by racism, all while putting aside his own prejudices. Boiling Pot was released in 2014. Gossett returned to television in the CBS All Access series, The Good Fight, guest starring as founding partner Carl Reddick of Diane Lockhart's new firm.

Personal life

Gossett has been married three times and fathered one son and adopted one son. His first marriage was to Hattie Glascoe; it was annulled. His second, to Christina Mangosing, took place on August 21, 1973. Their son Satie was born in 1974. Gossett and Mangosing divorced in 1975. His third marriage, to Star Search champion Cyndi James-Reese, took place on December 25, 1987. They adopted a son, Sharron (born 1977). Gossett and James-Reese divorced in 1992.

Louis is the uncle of actor Robert Gossett who starred on TNT's The Closer.

According to DNA analysis, he is descended, chiefly, from people of Liberia and Sierra Leone.

On February 9, 2010, Gossett announced that he was suffering from prostate cancer. He added: the disease was caught in its early stages, and expects to make a full recovery.

On July 18, 2016, Mr. Gosset cohosted as a guest programmer on Turner Classic Movies' primetime lineup. Allowed to choose four movies to air, he selected Blackboard Jungle, Lifeboat, Touch of Evil and The Night of the Hunter.

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((Happy (belated) Arbor Day, everyone! I give you LORE! This took far long to get out than I wanted, but I’m quite proud of this one. I even managed to go back to my original timeline of events google doc and make an important retcon that leads to more satisfying moments, so stay around for that! But for now, humor Hummy, would ya?))

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Back at it again with the art based on @garys-chimera-logs, this time non whiteboard edition.

My love for this AU knows no bounds <3.

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gary snapchat posts because brainrot :)

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Great movie villain

Jason Isaacs as Colonel William Tavington in “The Patriot”

Jason Isaacs completes our list of movie villains. It is time to move on to other projects. Our thirty villains are:

Joe Pesci in Goodfellas; Kathy Bates in Misery; Richard Widmark in Kiss of Death; Peter Lorre in M; Al Pacino in Scarface (1983); Boris Karloff in The Black Cat

Ralph Fiennes in Schindler’s List; Robert De Niro in Cape Fear (1991); Dennis Hopper in Blue Velvet; Ernest Borgnine in From Here to Eternity; Louise Fletcher in One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest;

Christoph Waltz in Inglorious Basterds; Angela Lansbury in The Manchurian Candidate; Alan Rickman in Die Hard; Margaret Hamilton in The Wizard of Oz; Anthony Hopkins in Silence of the Lambs;

Paul Muni in Scarface (1932); Bob Gunton in The Shawshank Redemption; Gary Busey in Die Hard; Boris Karloff in The Body Snatcher; Robert Mitchum in Cape Fear (1962); Henry Fonda in Once Upon a Time in the West; Barbara Stanwyck in Double Indemnity;

Gregory Peck in The Boys From Brazil; Jack Palance in Shane; Malcolm McDowell in A Clockwork Orange; Orson Welles in The Third Man; James Cagney in The Public Enemy; Robert Mitchum in The Night of the Hunter and Jason Isaacs in The Patriot.

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KOF English Voicecanons

Even though people are apprehensive by this idea because of KOF MI and XII and even Sky Stage, an anime was promised and that may have a dub? Who knows? Filling in voicecanons is fun!

Most of these, almost all of these, were filled by my BF so I’m honestly just as surprised by some of them as you are.

These are organized by team and under them those associated with the teams.

Japan Team Kyo - Johnny Yong Bosch (Yu Narukami, but really it’s all the same) Benimaru - Troy Baker (Eikichi Mishina) Daimon - Kevin Michael Richardson (Default Speaking Voice) Shingo - Yuri Lowenthal (Yosuke Hanamura) Kusanagi - Johnny Yong Bosch (Tohru Adachi, because he also voices Kaneda but protag voices sound the same...)

Yagami Team Iori - Patrick Seitz (Ragna the Bloodedge) Mature - Mary Elizabeth McGlynn (Ms. Kashiwagi) Vice - Danielle McRae (Painwheel)

Fatal Fury Team Terry - Grant George (Kagura/Shinjiro Aragaki) Andy - Jason Marsden (Haku from Spirited Away) Joe - Scott Menville (Robin from Teen Titans) Tizoc/King of Dinosaurs - Rodger Bumpass (Professor Membrane)

Art of Fighting Team Ryo - Bryce Papenbrook (Eren Jaeger) Robert - Rino Romano (Luis Sera with an Italian accent instead of Spanish) Yuri - Stephanie Sheh (Metis) Takuma - JB Blanc (Dojima)

Psycho Soldiers Athena - Ashley Johnson (Terra Teen Titans) Kensou - Max Mittelman (Ryuji Sakamoto) Bao - Michelle Ruff (Carl Clover) Momoko - Kimlinh Tran (Altered Hiimdaisy Nanako to sound less like a child) Chin - Mike McFarland (Master Roshi [Deaccented])

Korea Team Kim - Skip Stellrecht (Might Guy) Chang - Dave Fennoy (Huskar) Choi - Chris Ayres (Freeza’s Second Form) Jhun - Brian Donovan (Rock Lee) May Lee - Christine Marie Cabanos (Filia) Gang-il - Gregg Berger (Jecht) Luong - Laura Bailey (Lust) Raiden - John DiMaggio (Bender-Esque Voice) Hwa Jai - Derek Steven Prince (Takaya Sakaki)

Women’s Fighter Team King - Erika Harlacher (Kirigiri) Mai - Lauren Landa (Litchi) Chizuru (and Maki) - Tara Platt (Mitsuru) Blue Mary - Melissa Fahn (Gaz but older sounding) Kasumi - Mae Whitman (Katara) Hinako - Stephanie Sheh (Hinata Hyuga) Xiang Fei - Karen Strassman (Moriyama Natsuki) Alice - Jen Taylor (Windranger)

Outlaw Team Yamazaki - Steve Blum (Zabuza) Billy Kane - Ray Park (natural voice, refer to live action Rugal (ew)) Gato - Keith Silverstein (Mondo Owada) Hein - Steve Staley (Neji Hyuga)

Ikari Warriors Leona - Julie Ann Taylor (Tsubaki Yayoi) Ralf - Patrick Warburton (Default Speaking Voice) Clark - John DiMaggio (American Accented Wakka) Heidern - Maurice LaMarche (Mr Freeze) Whip - Karen Strassman (Kallen Stadtfeld)

American Sports Team Lucky - Khary Payton (Cyborg) Brian - Danny Cooksey (Jack Spicer, but deeper) Heavy D - Gary Sturgis (Ebon / The Phantom Virus)

New Face Team / Orochi Team Yashiro - Liam O’Brien (Akihiko Sanada) Shermie - Laura Bailey (Rise Kujikawa/FeMC) Chris - Cindy Robinson (Ken Amada)

K’ Team K’ - Matthew Mercer (Levi) Maxima - Jamieson Price (Tager/Colonel from Akira) Kula - Cristina Vee (Noel Vermillion / Nu-13)

Agents Team Seth - Keith David (Reverse Giraffe) Vanessa - Erin Fitzgerald (Bullet/Parasoul) Ramon - Kaiji Tang (Hagakure)

NESTs Team Angel - Hynden Walch (Penny Sanchez) K9999 - David Kaufman (Danny Fenton, but pissed off) Foxy - Meredith McCoy (Android 18, Original Funi version) Nameless - Michael Sinterniklaas (Taki Tachibana [Your Name’s Protagonist])

Ash Team Ash - Todd Haberkorn (Teruteru Hanamura but French instead of vaguely Southern) Duo Lon - Crispin Freeman (Itachi Uchiha) Shen - Ian Sinclair (Toriko) Oswald - Paul St. Peter (Xemnas) Elizabeth - Grey Delisle (Azula)

China Team Shun’ei - Dan Green (Yugi Muto in DSoD) Meitenkun - Josh Grelle (Armin Arlert) Tung Fu Rue - Greg Baldwin (Uncle Iroh after Mako died)

South America Team Nelson - Kyle Herbert (Ryu) Bandeiras - Richard Horowitz (Billy/Zim but slightly accented) Zarina - Maria Canals (Hawkgirl)

Official Invitation Team Kukri - Travis Willingham (Relius Clover) Mian - Trina Nishimura (Mikasa Ackerman) Sylvie Paula Paula - Kathleen Barr (Marie Kanker)

Another World Team Nakoruru - Natalie Hoover (Sonia Nevermind) Mui Mui - Lauren Tom (Amy Wong) Love Heart - Amanda Celine Miller (Nine/Konoe A. Mercury)

Misc. Eiji - Jeff Bennett (Dexter’s Dad) Lin - Eric Roberts (Dark Danny Phantom) Malin - Eden Riegel (Marie P4G) Xanadu - Dwight Schultz (Professor Pyg)

Bosses Krauser - BJ Love (As usual, not getting recasted) Mr. Big - Christopher Sabat (Piccolo in Kai) Geese - Ron Perlman (Hellboy) Saisyu - Kirk Thornton (Kisame Hoshigaki) Rugal - D.C. Douglas (Azrael) Goenitz - Daniel Woren (Shuji Ikutsuki) Orochi - Cindy Robinson (see Chris) Krizalid - Quinton Flynn (Henry from No More Heroes but with a slight Irish accent instead of a heavy one) Clone Zero - Ted Lewis (Giovanni) Zero - James Horan (Skull Face) Igniz - Michael McConnohie (Charles zi Britannia) Adelheid - Xander Mobus (Normal Speaking voice but with a fancier way of pronouncing things) Mukai - Kevin Michael Richardson (Trigon Teen Titans) Shion - Susan Dalian (Haku from Naruto) Magaki - Doug Erholtz (Hazama and Yuuki Terumi) Saiki - Todd Haberkorn (Sho Minazuki) Antonov - Nolan North (Lycan) Verse - David Sobolov (Azmodan)

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