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[margarita-life]

Doctor and Clara | A DUTY OF CARE

link: https://youtu.be/niT0_69hylw

"...She was too much like me..."

#DoctorWho #TwelfthDoctor #ClaraOswald

[t0o-m4ny-f4nd0ms]

it’s so interesting looking back bc this time last year I was freaking out about thasmin and so excited for the power of the doctor and now I still struggle to watch the last scenes where they say goodbye to each other - god I miss them

on a nice note, I’ve remembered how much I loved whouffle so I’m also back on my eleven and clara shit frick yeah

[vxmpshxn]

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[shadowdreamer22]

So I'm only a few episodes in, but I already love The Sandman so much. But, (SPOILERS), by far one of the funniest scenes so far is when Johanna wants to go in to talk to Rachel alone and asks Dream if he has any ex-girlfriends and he's just visibly sweating. Then he let's her go without any further arguing. Funniest thing I've seen all day.

[gingerfoxmargo]

[cosmillier]

The way I’ve been thinking about this woman, well... I’m a sucker for fucked up female characters—

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[birthdayimagewish]

Introduction:

In the vast and glittering world of Hollywood certain stars shine brightly leaving an indelible mark on the entertainment industry. One such luminary is the talented and charismatic Karen Gillan. Hailing from the picturesque landscapes of Inverness Scotland Gillan journey from a small town to the global stage is nothing short of remarkable. This blog post delves into the life and career of the Scottish sensation tracing her path from aspiring actress to international acclaim.

Early Life and Education:

Karen Sheila Gillan entered the world on November 28 1987 in Inverness Scotland. Her parents Marie and Raymond Gillan welcomed her into their family at that time. Raised alongside a younger brother she displayed an early passion for performance arts participating in local theater productions and cultivating her love for storytelling. Gillan artistic inclinations led her to study at Telford College and later at the Italia Conti Academy of Theatre Arts in London where she honed her acting skills and laid the foundation for her future stardom.

Breakthrough with Doctor Who

Karen Gillan first captured the attention of audiences in 2010 when she stepped into the iconic role of Amy Pond in the long running British science fiction series Doctor Who. Her portrayal of the feisty and adventurous companion to the Eleventh Doctor played by Matt Smith earned her widespread acclaim. Gillan chemistry with Smith and her compelling performance solidified her place in the hearts of Whovians worldwide and she became an integral part of the show success during her tenure from 2010 to 2013.

Venturing into Film:

Following her success on Doctor Who Karen Gillan set her sights on conquering the silver screen. Her transition to Hollywood was marked by roles in films such as Not another Happy Ending (2013) and Oculus (2013) where her talent for portraying complex characters began to shine. However it was her portrayal of Nebula in the Marvel Cinematic Universe that catapulted her to international stardom. Debuting in Guardians of the Galaxy (2014) Gillan performance as the blue-skinned conflicted assassin garnered attention for its depth and intensity.

Continued Success:

Karen Gillan career continued to ascend with notable roles in blockbuster films like Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle (2017) and its sequel Jumanji: The Next Level (2019). Her ability to seamlessly navigate between genres from science fiction to comedy and drama showcased her versatility as an actress. Gillan compelling performances combined with her distinctive red hair and infectious energy have solidified her status as a sought-after talent in the entertainment industry.

Beyond Acting:

Beyond her on-screen endeavors Karen Gillan has ventured into writing and directing. Her directorial debut The Party Just Beginning (2018) not only showcased her skills behind the camera but also demonstrated her commitment to telling unique and meaningful stories.

Conclusion:

As Karen Gillan continues to captivate audiences with her talent and charm her journey from a small Scottish town to Hollywood stardom serves as an inspiration to aspiring actors worldwide. With a string of successes and an ever-expanding repertoire Gillan star continues to rise promising a future filled with exciting and diverse roles. As we eagerly await her next cinematic venture one thing remains certain Karen Gillan indomitable spirit and talent will continue to leave an indelible mark on the world of entertainment.

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[margarita-life]

Clara Oswald | IMPOSSIBLE GIRL

link: https://youtu.be/vi5wC5E8ZFI

"…Let me be brave…"

#DoctorWho #ClaraOswad #doctorwho60thanniversary

[daniel-radcliffes-butt]

We met Matt Smith and @jenna_coleman_ today!!! 😍🤩 They are so sweet! #jennacoleman #mattsmith #daemontargaryen #claraoswald #dallas #dallasfan #dallasfanfestival #dallasfanfestival2022 #fanfestival #photoop #celebrities #cute #houseoftargaryan #gameofthrones #got #hot #sandman #doctorwho #dw #tardis #11thdoctor (at Irving Convention Center at Las Colinas) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cjwccb3jc45/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[yumicasts]

Let's start Spooktober with The Sandman! I quite enjoyed The Sandman, and the gothic horror themes, characters and the overall plot points in Season 1. Plus points for the consistent world-building and the soundtrack/scores throughout the episodes. Some memorable parts of the show that I really enjoyed: 1. The Dream vs Lucifer Showdown 2. The Diner episode (my favorite episode in the series so far): watching this felt like witnessing a pressure cooker continously steaming and overheating, and you just kept expecting it to burst at any point. The way all the events kept happening while steadily building tension to a chaotic breaking point..just brilliant! 3. The portrayal of Death: It was beautiful. The essence of Death's character was wonderful - sensitive and soothing. The actress who plays Death did very well in presenting all this. I'll try to explain why I REALLY liked this. Generally in most media, Death has been depicted as a terrifying, fearful creature that comes to collect souls and end life. Its been an opinion of mine that Death is not an evil, terrifying, scythe-wielding entity, but one that has been created to aid in the one stage of life that is inevitable. Death is a transition, an end of something. The Taker of souls has understandably been painted in a frightening manner since dying is a frightening concept for most of us. I feel that the Grim Reaper/Angel of Death/etc is just doing the job they were made to do - when it is a living creature's time to pass. This is why I also loved Death's portrayal in Marcus Zusak's book, The Book Thief. The Sandman and this book both did a very brilliant job adding depth to Death's characters. I have not read the Sandman comics so I cannot make comparisons of the show with the source material. There could be some improvement in terms of visual effects, but overall, The Sandman was a great watch. I will wait patiently for Season 2. Your thoughts? #thesandman #netflix #neilgaiman #dccomics #dc #morbeus #constantine #tomsturridge #jennacoleman #gwendolinechristie #lucifer #lucifermorningstar #corinthian #desire #death #pattonoswalt #markhamill https://www.instagram.com/p/CjLrMdstSgG/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[shadowdreamer22]

I just finished watching The Sandman and it was absolutely fantastic. Definitely one of the best shows I've watched all year, and it is one of my favorites now for sure. I cannot wait for the next season.