#everett anderson

[diioonysus]

it's all in the eyes

[fandomphantomfreak]

may be stretching a bit but. truly the trope of all time.

[ro994art]

MIFTers (and Jokesters 😉) 🔧⚙️💙

This is an old artwork I did back in 2021 when the first season of 'Monsters at Work' ended, but since I didn't have a Tumblr back then, now feels like a good time to share it here for the first time!

I ADORED season 2, by the way! I thought the writing and storyline were SO good. If you love the Monsters Inc. franchise and haven't checked this show out yet, please do. You won't regret it. 😁

[aenslem]

#young, you need to learn how to get things done

#with all due respect sir, your bf was at least fine to work with apart from dying twice a week, and mine is just a walking disaster who wants to kill me twice a week and honestly it's mutual

[draculas-secret-blog]

Mark off the ones you know and reblog with your results!

[mawl4d]

Infos and Status's

[mattnben-bennmatt]

On being out in Hollywood

Nor has Affleck been excluded from one of Hollywood's favorite games: Guess Who's Gay. His sexuality has been the subject of blind tabloid reports, and Affleck is often told that it's a foregone conclusion in the gay community that he and Damon are in love—a nugget that Affleck seems to get a particular kick out of. According to Hollywood gossip, says Affleck, "not only is every [actor] gay, but somebody has a friend who slept with them. Maybe there are gay people who are in the closet in Hollywood—I'm sure there probably are—but I'm sure they didn't sleep with Henry's friend." As for his own sexuality, Affleck says, "I like to think that if I were gay I would be out. Rupert Everett-style."

— From Ben Affleck's interview for Vanity Fair (October 1999).

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Q: To go back to you and Ben, would it be so terrible if you were a couple? DAMON: The question of whether Ben and I are gay is so awkward in a lot of ways. There is no real right way to answer it without offending somebody. It’s offensive to just deny it fiercely, as if there would be anything wrong with it if we were a couple. That would be offensive to the people I grew up with. I don’t want to be that person. At the same time, I can’t say it’s true because it’s not. Ben once made light of this type of tabloid speculation by telling an interviewer something like, “I’m sure there are gay people who are in the closet in Hollywood, but also I’m sure that they didn’t sleep with Henry’s friend.” [Laughs] [...] Q: If you were, in fact, in a relationship with another man, would you be in the same position career-wise? DAMON: I would like to say that if I were gay, I’d be out. But I think that’s not fair because I’m not gay, and I don’t know personally what pressure is brought to bear on you if you are. My short answer, without a lot of reflection, is that if you were out, your career would suffer. Would Rock Hudson have had the career he had if he’d been out? No way. Q: But, of course, we’ll never know until someone with your level of leading-man visibility comes out and until Hollywood allows the box office rather than its own internalized prejudices to decide if the public is ready for such a move. With a few test cases, maybe we could move away from this type of discussion. Saying that may be naive, though, given our culture’s obsession with celebrities. DAMON: And with celebrity bedrooms.

— From Matt Damon’s interview for The Advocate (18 January 2000).

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PLAYBOY: Liberace lived his life in the closet, and times have changed a bit. What was it like when you and Ben Affleck were constantly asked if you were gay, back when you were starting your careers? DAMON: I never denied those rumors because I was offended and didn’t want to offend my friends who were gay—as if being gay were some kind of fucking disease. It put me in a weird position in that sense. The whole thing was just gross. But look, there have been great signs of progress—the fact that Anderson Cooper and Ellen DeGeneres can come out so beautifully and powerfully, and it’s a big fucking deal that it turns out nobody gives a shit. If Liberace were alive today, everybody would love his music and nobody would care what he did in his private life. Like with Elton John.

— From Matt Damon's interview for Playboy magazine (January 2013).

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[In Behind The Candelabra] Damon was a straight man playing gay. Is it harder for actors to be openly gay in Hollywood? “I’m sure. When Ben and I first came on the scene there were rumours that we were gay because it was two guys who wrote a script together.” Really? “I know. It’s just like any piece of gossip… and it put us in a weird position of having to answer, you know what I mean? Which was then really deeply offensive. I don’t want to, like [imply] it’s some sort of disease – then it’s like I’m throwing my friends under the bus. But at the time, I remember thinking and saying, Rupert Everett was openly gay and this guy – more handsome than anybody, a classically trained actor – it’s tough to make the argument that he didn’t take a hit for being out.” He thinks attitudes are changing, and welcomes the introduction of same-sex marriage in California in 2008. “I think it must be really hard for actors to be out publicly,” he continues. “But in terms of actors, I think you’re a better actor the less people know about you period. And sexuality is a huge part of that. Whether you’re straight or gay, people shouldn’t know anything about your sexuality because that’s one of the mysteries that you should be able to play.”

— From Matt Damon's interview for The Guardian (September 2015).

[nolossforwords]

dead poets fans and dark/light academia appreciators: the movie "Another Country" is currently free on YouTube! If you like the angst of oppressive boarding schools, canon gay plot lines, or young Colin Firth with some very fluffy hair and devout communism, this movie's for you!

ngl, the Colin Firth part was 95% of the reason I originally watched this movie. but in all seriousness, it's a really excellent exploration of British class and education in the 1930s - and the visual aesthetics are quite stunning, too.

Here it is. You're welcome! Enjoy.

[courseyoulovemeyoudontknowme]

A Love Song for Bobby Long (2004, Shainee Gabel)

23/08/2024

[monstertroll]

Some doodles of one of my OCs, Erik Finnson, interacting with some members of MIFT! This kinda shows his dynamic with these three:

-Fritz: Yea he's a tad bothered by the guy, but Erik respects his supervisor. He's a tad kooky and honestly, Erik's old man wasn't the best as it is so he's not the most mad about Fritz acting as a father-figure to him.

-Duncan: Guys, we know Duncan's a gremlin in the show. Erik wouldn't stand for his shenanigans and definitely snap at him the most. Not shown: Erik's the only other monster Roto likes lol

-Cutter: If you wanted the lesbian aunt gay and uncle duo that sip wine coffee and talk sh*t on their breaks about their coworkers, here you go. That's Erik and Cutter and they bully Duncan a lot [/jking]

[badmovieihave]

Bad movie I have Re-Kill 2015

[derekklenadaily]

Clay Rice Thomson's Instagram Story (June 1, 2023)

[dccomicsnews]

Review: The New Golden Age #1 (One-Shot)

Review: The New Golden Age #1 (One-Shot)

Review: The New Golden Age #1 (One-Shot)[Editor’s Note: This review DEFINITELY contains spoilers] Writer: Geoff JohnsArt: Diego Olortegui with J.P. Mayer & Scott Hanna, Jerry Ordway, Steve Lieber, Todd Nauck, Scott Kolins, Viktor Bogdanovic, Brandon Peterson and Gary FrankColors: Nick Filardi, John Kalisz, Matt Herms, Jordan Boyd and Brad AndersonLetters: Rob Leigh Reviewed by: Matthew B.…

[mawl4d]

Monsters: 4 dead.

This is an AU crossover of monsters at work and left 4 dead, I'll be making a fanfic of this au, it'll be posted on archive of our own/AO3