#lindsay duncan

[stanleyl]

I found this video of Harry talking about Last Call (the movie you will never watch)

The 4 Holland brothers are so well-spoken, creative, and talented, but I just think it's funny that even though Harry is younger than Tom, his voice is deeper, I just know this haunts him 💀.

[a-bit-of-a-queer-one]

Shoutout to Lindsay Duncan for her tendency of showing up in the middle of a DT character's arc to tell him just how much of a dumbass he's being

[lezkissgifs]

Rome (2005-2007)

[thewheeloftimesource]

LINDSAY DUNCAN as ANVAERE DAMODRED in THE WHEEL OF TIME S2

[filmswithoutfaces]

Under the Tuscan Sun (2003) dir. Audrey Wells

[voguefashion]

Lindsay Duncan and Alan Rickman photographed by Lord Snowdon for Vanity Fair, May 1987.

[booasaur]

The Wheel of Time - 2x06

[moiraineswife]

"You should have stayed away."

"I know."

[behindfairytales]

Lindsay Duncan in The Wheel of Time (s2) as Anvaere Damodred

[gatabella]

Anita Ekberg in La Dolce Vita, 1960

Lindsay Duncan in Under the Tuscan Sun, 2003

[cinematicjourney]

Under the Tuscan Sun (2003) | dir. Audrey Wells

[asgoodeasgold]

Why can't you at least try?

Matthew is cross with his Maman for being beastly to Diana. Cue stroppy swagger and body language. I am there for it.

📷 Sky/Bad Wolf A Discovery of Witches (2018) s1:04 my edits

Reel with music ⬇️

🎶 Oh No by DJ Micky M

[peturnagy]

Lindsay Duncan / Artist: Miki Földi (digital painting)

[boardchairman-blog]

**Shots of the Episode**

The Wheel of Time (2021)

Season 2, Episode 7: “Daes Dae'Mar” (2023) Director: Sanaa Hamri Cinematographer: Maja Zamajda

[thollandnewsbra]

"Also in the building this evening was Spider-Man actor Tom Holland, who accompanied his younger brother Harry up to Scotland to present Last Call, a short project they shot together in London. The film follows a desperate mother searching for a way to reconnect with her son. Tom stars opposite veteran Scottish actress Lindsay Duncan (Blackbird) in the pic, which first screened at Tribeca. The audience inside The Byre Theatre in St Andrews was charmed by the short, with many visitors remarking on its ambition and skill following the screening. Running over a brisk 19 minutes, the short could be compared, thematically, to Andrew Haigh’s last film All of Us Strangers."

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