#poldark season 3

[shin-slayer]

studies pt 2

[love-little-lotte]

poldark + taylor swift lyrics

dress — reputation

gold rush — evermore

treacherous — red

labyrinth — midnights

tolerate it — evermore

say don't go — 1989 tv

afterglow — lover

the great war — midnights 3 a.m. edition

peace — folklore

this love — 1989

[elyangelofdeath]

[butcharondir]

wearing a tee-shirt that says "i love my 18th-century cornish miners (no not you ross, everybody but you)"

[sapphic-woes]

God I might just get back into my period dramas phase...if anyone has any recs plz share!!!

[wombywoo]

Totally jumping unprovoked in here to ask if you have ever seen the tv show Being Human? It ran for 5 seasons in the UK and it's about a vampire, werewolf and a ghost living together trying to live a 'normal' life. It's a comedy-drama with a few scary moments, very good I would recommend. If you don't want to dedicate your time to a whole 5 seasons I would recommend season 3 to start off with, you don't need much knowledge going into it and it's definitely the strongest season IMO. Anyway thought maybe it would be right up your street check it out! Anyway thank you for coming to my TED talk.

IMDb link https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1349938/

Also I think it got 1 season remade in the US but we don't talk about that...

Ahhhh this sounded familiar and yes, I have heard of this show! Vampire Poldark!

Confession: I actually watched like one or two episodes of it yeeeears ago with my sister, and we both hated it 😭😭😭 I'm sorry! I honestly don't remember much about it besides Aidan Turner's greasy locks lmao, but there was a weird vibe and we both were like "I don't want to watch this again" so we didn't 😅 It might actually be good, but eh...it just didn't appeal to me at the time (the same can be said for poldark which I also watched with my parents and do not recommend ✋)

Thanks for the rec though! Maybe I'll revisit it at some point, for ~research~

[pensbridge]

a Compilation of Similar Show Recommendations & things I've wanted to watch from my drafts

Hulu

The Great a comedic period piece on the rise of Catherine the Great

Harlots-(that Nicola Coughlan is in)

The World to Come-a film about 2 women on the frontier in separate marriages, who fall for one another

Ammonite-film about a woman who takes a job to care for a man's wife while in need of money in 1800s England

Portrait of a Lady on Fire-a young woman is tasked to paint a lady without her knowing

The Artful Dodger-(streams Nov 29)

Netflix

The Empress-a love at first sight encounter which leads to marriage and a rebellious woman at the center of the Viennese Court

Victoria & Abdul-following an unlikely friendship between the queen and a clerk

The Last Czars-a revolution that leads to the fall of the Romanov dynasty

Anne With An E-a retelling of Anne of Green Gables about an imaginative girl, navigating life, love, and the world

The Law According to Lidia Poët

Young Royals-boarding school life in Sweden of the "spare" in the royal family dealing with love, sexuality, and scandal

Pride & Predjudice

Outlander

Lady Chatterley's Lover

The Guernsey Literary & Potato Peel Pie Society

Fair Play-(that Phoebe Dynevor stars)

Amazon Prime

The Paradise-(2 seasons)

Poldark-(5 seasons)

A Very English Scandal-(2 seasons)

Catherine Called Birdy

The Pursuit of Love-(3 seasons)

Reign-Prime (or CW app)

The Other Boleyn Girl-Prime (or free w/ads on Youtube) account of King Henry VIII's one time mistress and her sister as they are forced into plan to seduce the king for power and security

The Tudors-(4 seasons)

Vanity Fair-(1 season)

War & Peace-(Freevee on Prime)

Tulip Fever-(Freevee on Prime)

HBO Max

The Gilded Age

Gentleman Jack

A Royal Affair

Apple

Dickinson-(3 seasons)

YouTube (free w/ads)

Ophelia

Fellow Travelers-(Showtime; that Jonathan Bailey stars)

[asoiaf-fancasts]

Eddard Stark - Fancasts

Age: 08 - 36

18 - 20 [Tourney to End of

Rebellion]

26 - 27 [Greyjoys’s Rebellion]

Appearance: He has a long face with long brown hair. His beard is closely trimmed with grey starting come in making him look older. He has dark grey eyes. He is shorter than his brother and is allegedly plainer looking.

Character: Edmund Pevensie

Actor: Skander Keynes

Movie[s]: Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe, Prince Caspian & Voyage of the Dawn Threader

[He’s 13/14 - 16/17 during the first two movies so good for when he is being fostered by Jon Arryn. He is the perfect age for during the Tourney of Harrenhal in the last movie. He has brown hair, dark eyes but not grey. He wears medieval ish clothes/armour along with 1930’s/1940’s clothes.]

Character: Piero di Lorenzo de Medici

Actor: Louis Patridge

Show: Medici [2016] [Season 3]

[He was 15/16 during this season so good for Ned being fostered by Jon Arryn. He has a long ish face,brown hair, dark eyes but they aren’t grey. He wears 15th century Italian clothes.]

Character: Gilbert Blythe

Actor: Lucas Jade Zumann

Show: Anne with an E [2017]

[He is 17 - 19 during this show so good for just before the Tourney at Harrenhal and during Roberts Rebellion. He has a long ish face, brown eyes that are dark but not grey. He wears 18th century clothes so he is better for close ups.]

Character: King William

Actor: Sam Claflin

Movie: Snow White and the Huntsman [2012]

[He was 25/26 during this movie is the right age for him during Greyjoy’s Rebellion. He has a long ish face, long brown hair, a closely trimmed beard and his eyes are a dark grey/brown. He wears fantasy medieval clothes.]

Character: Gawain

Actor: Dev Patel

Movie: The Green Knight [2021]

[He was 30/31 during this movie so too young for him in the book timeline. He has a long face with long dark brown/black hair and his beard is relatively short. He has dark eyes but they’re not grey. He wears fantasy clothes.]

Character: Uthred of Bebbanburg

Actor: Alexander Dreymon

Show: The Last Kingdom [2015] [Season 4]

[He is too young for Ned during the books at the start of the series at 32 but is around the right age for Ned in season 4 at 36/37. He has a long face, long brown hair and has a somewhat closely trimmed beard. His hair from season 1 is more accurate to Ned though. He unfortunately has light eyes of the wrong colour. He wears Norse ish clothes.]

Character: Alfred

Actor: David Dawson

Show: The Last Kingdom [2015] [Season 2 & 3]

[He is too young for Ned in season 1 but is around the right age for him in season 2 and 3 at around 35-36. He has a long face, his has somewhat long brown hair and a closely trimmed bread that has grey in it that makes him look older than his age.His eyes are dark but not grey. He wears Saxon clothes.]

Character: Ross Poldark

Actor: Aiden Turner

Show: Poldark [2015] [Season 4 & 5]

[He is too young for Ned during the first book at 32 -34 in earlier seasons but is around the right age at 34/35 - 36 in the last two seasons. He has a long face, long dark brown hair and dark eyes but they’re not grey.He wears 18th century clothes.]

Character: Robert Bruce

Actor: Chris Pine

Movie: Outlaw King [2018]

[He is a couple years too old for book Ned at 37/38 but I think he’s still okay because Ned is said to look older with the grey in his beard. He has long hair but it’s more grey than brown and his eyes are light blue. He does face a long face with a brown and grey beard. He has a wife that looks like Catelyn but is too young for book Catelyn but has a daughter perfect for Arya.He wears 14th century clothes.]

[tallmadgeandtea]

Turnsgiving 2023: Day 2

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To me, Turn is Perfect but Also Not Perfect but also The Greatest Show of All Time, so finding me dissing it only happens once in a blue moon.

Over the course of Turn and Tea, I’ve only watched seasons 3 and 4 once— I just only recently finished s3 for the second time. Not because I think they’re bad television, but because there are some moments that I don’t find as exciting to revisit.

My two nitpicks deal with Abe and Robert Rogers. In s1, Rogers was an intriguing character and watching him is fun! He’s a Scottish brute whose survival skills rival only Simcoe’s and he’s a foil for Washington, who he knew during the Seven Years War. I do wish they went into his historical dealings, specifically with the capture of Nathan Hale, but his and Ben’s face off is still a great moment in the show.

Rogers and Caleb’s scavenger hunt at the beginning of s2 was still fun, but after he leaves at the end to find the “Northwest Passage” I excepted to never see him again. And honestly? It should’ve remained that way. I avoided rewatching s3 for a couple reasons, but one of the was that I didn’t care to see Rogers and Abe fighting in a hole in the ground! If I wanted to watch men fight in dark holes, I’d go watch Poldark or a war drama! Okay… well… a different war drama!

Speaking of war and Abe Woodhull, that leads me to my next point. Private Woodhull. PRIVATE WOODHULL. What even WAS this?! Who ALLOWED THIS?! And to drag a poor Dragoon in it… Sergeant Champe I’m so sorry! You did that all on your own and they made you work with Private Tintin instead and forced me to watch it! #savethehorsegirls

But the most ridiculous part was having him to be shot at Yorktown! YORKTOWN. The most main character moment EVER. I get they wanted the gang all together but god… at what cost!!

Anyways. That’s two of my gripes with the show. I’m normal now. We all know I’m president of the Richard Woodhull Hate Club, but that’s just another day at Headquarters.

(S4 will be the next season I rewatch. Why did I only watch it once? Because I had a breakdown when I finished it but that’s digressing.)

[glennk56]

Danny Kirrane in the 2010s. Danny Kirrane is a British actor. He started his film career in 2007 on an episode of UK TV program, Skins. He continued playing one-episode characters on various TV programs until he played regular character Dave on tv series Trollied, for all 14 episodes of Season 3 in 2013. In 2014 he played a featured character in the musical, Walking on Sunshine, a Mamma Mia-like musical using 80s hits instead of ABBA. He also played a featured character in The Hatching, about a predatory crocodile in a British Village in 2014. In 2015, he appeared in 9 of 13 episodes of TV program, Critical. In 2016, he appeared in 2 of 4 episodes of mini-series(?) Dr. Thorne and a small part in 3 of 7 episodes of New Blood. Also in 2016, he starred in the 6 episode comedy, Wasted, as Morpheus. In 2017, he appeared in Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales and one episode of Game of Thrones. In 2018, he appeared in 3 episodes of Poldark, the historic film Peterloo and had starring roles in Fubar aka Killer Weekend and Ravers. In 2019, he appeared in one episode of Brittania and featured in all six episodes of TV series Don’t Forget the Driver. Danny also does theater productions and short films.

photos.

1. 2013/Jan. Utopia S01;E01.

2.  2013.Trollied (all 14 episodes of season 3)

3-5. 2014/Jun. Walking on Sunshine.

6-7. 2014/Nov. The Hatching.

8. 2015/Feb. Critical (9 episodes)

9. 2016/Jun. New Blood (3 episodes of Case 1)

10-12. 2016/Jul Wasted (all 6 episodes) (now on Hulu)

13. 2017/May. Pirates of the Caribbean:DMTNT.

14. 2017/Aug. Game of Thrones S07;E04.

15. 2018/Aug. Fubar aka Killer Weekend.

16. 2018/Aug. Ravers.

17. 2018/Sep. Peterloo.

18. 2018/Oct. Poldark S04;E05.

19 2019/May. Don’t Forget the Driver.S01;E06 (all 6 episodes)

20. 2019/Nov. Britannia S02;E02.

[victoriousfidelity]

9 TV SHOWS I COULD WATCH 500 TIMES

Babylon Berlin (2017-2025) Twin Peaks (1990-1991, 2017) Poldark (2015-2019) Loki (2021-2023) Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell (2015) Moon Knight (2022) The Hour (2011-2012) Interview with the Vampire (2022-present) Mad Men (2007-2015)

TAGGED BY: nobody, i stole it from the dash TAGGING: anyone who wants to do it!

bonus honourable mentions under here:

The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel (2017-2023) this was my comfort show for a long time, but from the very end of season 3 onwards it consistently went in directions i didn't like. aside from a handful of moments, i largely try to forget that seasons 4 & 5 exist - and i can't recommend supporting anything created by asp now, given her zionist beliefs (which also wormed their way into aspects of the show the longer it went on). Ted Lasso (2020-2023) again, the first two seasons of this were the very definition of a comfort show for me. but the third season was mostly a mess, and seemed to forget the entire point of what had come before. another case of me having to ignore the fact that they actually made a final season! Buffy the Vampire Slayer (1997-2003) i feel like everyone knows the issues with whedon as a person and creator at this point. but the early seasons of buffy in particular were a haven for me as a teenager, and will always hold a special place in my heart.

[oscarwetnwilde]

James Wilby as Lord Falmouth in season 3, episode 8 of Poldark.

[butcharondir]

"Do you still think of him?" // "You mustn't ask me that."

DRAKE AND MORWENNA // POLDARK SEASON 3

[novemberrage]

stark family fancast / ned stark edition

1.) Charlie Vickers in his role as ‘Halbrand’ in the show, Rings of Power. Even though Sean Bean’s age wasn’t accurate to Ned, i can’t help but compare and i feel like Charlie IS his younger Ned

2.) Alexander Dreymon in his role of Uhtred in the Last Kingdom.

What i love about this fancast besides my usual spiel of matching the character description is that in the first season, Uhtred marries a beautiful redhead for duty’s sake and has a son with her, sound familiar?

3.) Orlando Bloom in his role as Balian in the film, Kingdom of Heaven. He has northern features and I think he really portrays the feeling of a 19 year old Ned fresh off having lost his father and brother and essentially his sister and now he’s going off to war . and Orlando and Kit look so similar especially when they’re brooding.

4.) Viggo Mortenson in his role as Aragon in LOTR would fit great for an older ned at the start of the book series or even during the greyjoy rebellion

5.) François Arnaud in his role of Cesare in the show, The Borgias. He has the stark look and hey, jon had to get his broodiness and great hair from somewhere

6.) Aiden Turner is his role as Ross Aiden in the show, Poldark is one of my favorites for Ned because his co star in the show, Eleanor Tomlinson playing Demelza is a great fancast for my fave, Catelyn

[lumiereandcogsworth]

hiya! can I get your top recs for period films please? you have such good taste and I'm trying to watch more movies lol

hiya!!! first off i’m so honored you would come to me. i feel like i’ve really made it in the world now. and thank you wow?? i’m touched you think i have good taste 🥺🥺🥺 anyway i myself am always trying to watch more, but here’s a list of ones i enjoy!!

Pride and Prejudice (2005) - in my top 5 favorite movies, top 4 on letterboxd, even! (my letterboxd is “batb2017” hehe, feel free to follow if you’re there!) but yeah just a gorgeous piece of cinema. an absolute work of art your honor.

Rosaline (2022) - perfect for your url, this is a comedic take on romeo & juliet. it’s from the perspective of juliet’s cousin rosaline. honestly it’s so funny and has a great romance too. it is fully canon romeo & juliet in my mind now lol

Enola Holmes (2020) & Enola Holmes 2 (2022) - both GREAT movies, highly recommend. romance is a secondary factor for sure, but i think they’re both so wonderful and enola is an incredibly charming main character. (+ henry cavill is absolutely my new favorite sherlock holmes, and this is coming from someone who used to be obsessed with bbc sherlock haha)

Little Women (2019) - also just so stunning!!! i have nothing against the 1994 version, for the record, i simply have not seen it yet lol.

Belle (2013) - a wonderful story & romance, and based on a true story! definitely absolutely worth a watch.

Titanic (1997) - i’m sure we’ve all seen this but hey, it deserves to be here. it’s not among my absolute favorites but it’s a great story.

Outlaw King (2018) - this film is definitely more about the scottish war against england (i’m paraphrasing bc i don’t remember the official name of this war) so if medieval war movies aren’t your thing that’s very valid. BUT!!! there is a sweet romance mixed in there that keeps me coming back for a rewatch <3

Emma (2020) - i didn’t LOVE this one but i did like it a good amount. it’s sweet and fun and certainly worth the watch.

The Man Who Invented Christmas (2017) - i just watched this like two days ago and it’s not a romance, it’s just about charles dickens and how he wrote a christmas carol. but i personally loved it and found it funny/relatable as a writer, so you may enjoy! and perfect for the season!!

AND! here is a list of movies that i have not seen, but are on my watchlist. so i can’t vouch for their quality, this is just to say they have intrigued me (or been recommended to me) and i will watch them some day haha.

Bright Star (2009) - EDIT: i’ve seen this now! it’s a tragedy but a very beautiful one. verrryy beautiful. but you’re definitely going to cry.

Mr. Malcolm’s List (2022) - EDIT: i’ve seen this now! AND I LOVED IT!!! definitely in my new top favorites of period pieces.

A Room With A View (1985)

Marie Antoinette (2006) - EDIT: i’ve seen this now! absolutely stunning vibes & aesthetics. i had an amazing time watching it :)

Ophelia (2018)

Chevalier (2023) - EDIT: i’ve seen this now! AND IT IS AMAZINGGGG amazing amazing. another true story that is so worth the watch.

BONUS you didn’t ask for series but here’s a shortlist of my favorite period drama shows, just for kicks!

Poldark

Call the Midwife

The Crown

Bridgerton

Anne with an E

The Great

Downton Abbey

[garunsdottir]

tagged by lovely @lord-aldhelm. thank u so much!

3 ships:: it's a hard one, i have a tendency to fall for characters rather than ships. but those that came to mind: regina x aleksander [dark; well, one can say 'what about a person he murdered and lied her about his identity?' and i'll reply 'what murder!? he was the best guy around!' and he was. the best guy and best supportive partner she could've ever asked for], dwight x caroline [poldark; these two honestly... i admire them sooo much for the way they handled the hardships of their lives, like, the child?? the war?? the way they are ready to listen to each other in order to grow as a couple???], hmmm, felix x wendy [ouat; yes, these two didn't have more than ten seconds on screen together, but i wrote a whole ass fanfiction where wendy was torn between her need to kill felix in order to break a spell that prevented her from leaving town AND the realisation that felix in fact was the only person who shared the same experience and understood her completely; also in his past felix ended up being a monk who ran off the monastery after the suspicous conflagnation and death of the bishop. so yeah, he would've forgiven her for going after what she wanted].

first ship: um, maybe orube x lord cedric from witch.

last song: bluebells by patrick wolf [the man is my 'go to', when it starts to smell like autumn].

last movie: valerie and her week of wonders.

currently reading: [i have just finished today actually!] the last kingdom by bernard cornwell, and [not quite sure how the title was translated into english but] ordinary life in the middle ages by robert fossier [i enjoy it a lot!]

currently watching: nothing, still processing the end of tlk.

currently consuming: peaches, last ones of the summer season.

currently craving: apple turnovers [i have leftover pastry and apples from the neighbour's orchard, probably should use those]

well, this blog is rather new, and i don't know a lot of people here, so feel free to participate whoever is reading [and wanting to do so] this.

p.s. terrible sorry for that enormous essay about my ships.