#queue jackman

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Anna Paquin & Hugh Jackman as Marie D'Ancanto & Logan Howlett

X-MEN (2000)

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Patrick Stewart as Charles Xavier-838 in "Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness" (2022)

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The Fountain (2006) Director: Darren Aronofsky

“Our bodies are prisons for our souls. Our skin and blood, the iron bars of confinement. But fear not. All flesh decays. Death turns all to ash. And thus, death frees every soul.”

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Welp

I am in the queue

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Okay, so I was having a shower and my mind begun to wonder. I ended up connecting Luke Kirby to himself, through various projects/actors.

This was only because I decided to watch The Princess Diaries as well, so very random!

Okay, so here we go:

Luke Kirby worked with Michelle Williams in Take This Waltz

Michelle Williams worked with Hugh Jackman in The Greatest Showman

Hugh Jackman worked with Anne Hathaway in Les Misérables

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Anne Hathaway worked with Mandy Moore in The Princess Diaries

Mandy Moore worked with Zachary Levi in Tangled

Zachary Levi worked with Luke Kirby in The Marvelous Mrs Maisel

(Also, Sandra Oh appeared in The Princess Diaries and she went to the same drama school as Luke, National Theatre School of Canada in Montreal.)

Nearly did a full round just through movies but TMMM changed that. 😅💖

I used to do this kind of thing when I was younger, get someone to say two actors and I’ll try and connect them through projects (we’d make it even harder by saying to do it through just tv shows or just movies). Maybe I’ll do this again?

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WHAT DA HELL IS DA POLAR BEAR DOING IN ARLINGTON TEXAS OMG I'M DYINGGGGGG

Seeing Logan in the TVA makes me laugh so hard for some reason? Like I know he’s lived to see technology evolve and stuff, but there’s something so funny about a guy from the 1800s standing in some kind of retro-futuristic timey wimey agency to me. Man is confused as hell.

like what da hell is a polar bear doin in arlington texas

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Hugh Jackman as Logan Howlett

X-MEN (2000)

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"Mr. Barnum, I can't just run off and join the circus." "Why not? Sounds thrilling, doesn't it?"

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I need to rant about Jackman for a minute.

Why would you do a concert the day after Thanksgiving? We've been down this road TWICE before where he had concerts during holiday weekends and it never ended well. (Vegas and Gazebo fest). I just wanna know what goes through people's heads when planning these things. Also that queue to get tickets was absolutely NONSENSE. People logging on at 10 in the morning and not getting through until 3 pm? I need for him to do more out of Louisville. I mean seriously.

And don't even get me started on the PG membership 😒

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05x29 - Fools Gold

Feat: Guest appearance from Billy Murray as DI Brian Jackman from the Serious Crime Squad.

Jim practically runs into the station after Pete and Yorkie have apprehended an armed robber. Pete reminds Jim that the man is Uniform's collar and not his! The prisoner, Hill (Played by Daniel Webb) snaps that he wants to see the boss immediately. Jim tells Yorkie and Pete to take Hill to the interview room and checks the gun in with Tom.

Frank is impressed with Jim and Uniform as Hill is responsible for a number of Post Office armed robberies. Frank goes to talk to Hill as he requested but he's clammed up. Jim can't resist gloating to Hill how they caught him - he'd shot at the ceiling to intimidate customers and staff in each Post Office and it was as good as a signature now they have the gun. Hill growls that he only wants to talk to Frank and not Jim. "We're all friends here..." Frank shrugs. Hill eyes him off before claiming he wants to do a deal. Frank removes the PC who had been guarding him and Jim out of the interview room. Hill knows he can be tied to all the Post Office jobs but he has some knowledge of 'bigger jobs' that he wasn't part of but heard all about. The Post Office jobs are nothing compared to them money wise. He mentions a gold bullion robbery but won't say anything more until he knows if Frank will give him a deal.

In the canteen, Jim is moaning about Frank swanning in and taking over. Bob points out that Hill isn't even Jim's collar. "That's not the point, is it!" He protests as Pete and Yorkie join the queue. The two officers aren't happy to hear that their collar is currently 'deal-making with Frank'. "He's grassing..." Bob clarifies for Yorkie.

Frank has softened towards Steve and lighs a cigarette for him as he tells him that he wants the lowdown on the other jobs.

[He could not be more monotone when he says that!]

Hill agrees, if Frank will give him protection from the gang members. Frank stares at him so Hill starts talking. The boss, Micklewhite owns a sweatshop. The back wall of his office is false and it's where they hide the guns. He doesn't know where the cash is kept. Micklewhite's boyfriend, Paul Craig, works for a gold courier. He provided them with polaroids of the inside of the vans and other inside information. He still works for them so as not to arouse suspicion. Hill asks Frank again for the deal.

Viv has brought in a 14-year-old shoplifter who has stolen condoms from every chemist on the High St. Both she and Tom are fighting to keep straight faces. "It was the Beano and Dandy in my day." Tom states.

Frank takes Hill's information up to the Chief Inspector. Frank is keen to act on it, but Derek asks how they can be sure he's not filling him full of rubbish? Frank says Hill knows too much, they've been able to confirm that three of the men are known associates of Micklewhite and the two of them were inside together a few years back. The Serious Crimes Agency have been contacted and are sending over DI Brian Jackman. Derek agrees to move forward and give Hill a deal but he wants it all above board. He orders Tom to bail the two prisoners in the female cells and to place Hill in there alone so he's isolated from anyone else they bring in.

Hill is marched through the station by Frank with an unimpressed Pete and Yorkie following. Bob joins the procession once they reach Custody and Hill is placed into the women's cell block. Frank tells him to ring the bell if he needs anything and Sgt Penny will bring it through to him. "I'm not room service, you know." Tom frowns at Frank. "Well, that's good because you're not getting any tips."

June and Viv are complaining about every call to each estate always being up several flights of stairs. This one is the third floor. It's to visit the young lad's mum to inform her that her son has been arrested for stealing condoms! Tom takes him a sandwich, cuppa and comic in the mean time. He tells Tom that they won't get an answer from her because she'll be with her boyfriend as she has been for the last three days. She'd left him in charge of his sisters who are 4 and 6. Tom realises this means the girls are home alone and he flies out the cell to tell June and Viv. It feels like a big explanation as to why he was shoplifting condoms was removed - surely food/drink/sweets would have been a better idea? Or toys/clothing/blankets?

Viv peeps through the letterbox and calls out to the girls to ask them to open the door. She explains they're police officers and are there because Christopher asked them to come and see them. He wants them to join him at the station. The elder of the two shakes her head and tells Viv to go away.

Frank shows Ted and Jim the record of David Micklewhite. They're due to move on the sweatshop that evening. He also tells them that DI Brian Jackman is on the way. He and Ted used to be DC's together. "... Should be like old times."Frank smirks. Ted does not look happy to be meeting an old 'friend'.

Frank sends a radio down to Hill for him to use in his cell. Tom is clearly not impressed by the special treatment he is receiving. Tom also passes him the comics he'd tried to give Christopher. "A 14-year-old kid was offered them. Thought they were a bit juvenile."

Jackman goes straight to meet Hill in his cell. Hill asks what he can get in return for helping them and Jackman says 'The usual for turning Queen's evidence." (without actually saying what that is!) Frank suggests that helping them might also help him keep his girlfriend. When he gets out they suggest he walk off into the sunset.

Jackman and his snazzy tie then head into the canteen to catch up with Ted who is not overly pleased to see him and barely says a word.

Jackman tells Ted that he didn't expect that Frank Burnside was still in the job - "not that there aren't a few people surprised by that, if you know what I mean." Ted warns him not to try it on with him as it won't get him anywhere. He walks off to the surprise of Frank who walks over and asks Jackman what happened. Jackman claims that they were good drinking friends until he was made DS over Ted. It was never the same after that, according to him.

A rather posh blonde, Janet Spencer, attends the front office, asking to speak to Frank Burnside about Steve Hill. Bob takes her name and asks her to wait whilst he tries to see if Frank knows about her visit.

Jackman lets his guard down when noone else is around to hear his phone call and tells his boss that he considers Sun Hill a Mickey Mouse outfit. He clams up when Frank appears and plays the game again. Frank tells him he can offer him 6 members of uniform and a photographer. He is clearly not buying Jackman's Mr Nice Guy act.

Taffy and Bob admire Ms Spencer and Taffy claims she's a cracker that would make him consider bigamy. Frank passes and Bob shouts over to him to get his attention before pointing Spencer out to Frank. Frank is pleased and shows her through personally.

Viv and June collect Christopher from the station and bring him - and Christine - to the flat to collect the girls. Christine is horrified to see the state of the place and the girls sat alone watching the only cartoon that it appears TPTB bought the rights to to show - Count Duckula!

Frank and Jackman lead the procession of police officers to Micklewhite's sweatshop. They burst inside and Micklewhite seems to think they're there for the workers, claiming that they're all legal 'as far as he knows'. He's concerned to hear they're there for him and that they're aware of the false wall in his office. Frank stops him from phoning anyone, and Jim brings in a sledgehammer, taking great chunks out of the wall. Micklewhite gives up any pretence and tells them Hill is the only one who knew about the wall and he's a dead man walking.

The mother of Christopher and the girls arrives at the station and demands to see her children. She claims they had no right to take the kids and she wants them back. Bob warns her that their Inspector wants a word with her.

Jim manages to break through the wall and they find several bags stuffed full of cash and guns. Jackman tells Frank he can't possibly trust Sun Hill with that amount of cash before claiming it was just a joke. Frank - alongside Ted and Jim - are not amused. "Don't start getting on my nerves Mr Jackman."

At the station, Ted and Jim are horrified that Frank is ordering them to change into shorts and t-shirts to count the money. Not only that, but Tom is going to search them before and after the search as a precaution. He assures them that he trusts them but he's not giving Jackman the opportunity to try anything on.

In CID, Jackman is on the phone urging his station to nick the rest of the gang before they hear about Micklewhite's arrest. They've already arrested his boyfriend and his sister. The boyfriend started telling them everything before he reached the station! Frank is less impressed to see Jackman ordering Yorkie to go out to collect a takeaway for Hill. Hill hands over the cash but asks him to get a receipt so he can claim it back. Yorkie looks to Frank who is unhappy but quietly tells him to do it.

Yorkie almost charges into June and apologises but explains he's annoyed because that morning he was arresting Hill for holding a sawn-off shotgun to a postmaster's head and now he's got the VIP treatment and he has to go out to get him a Chinese takeaway. [Good job he's not an officer where I live. A local joke is that they take to the roof and throw tiles for a few hours when they want a free takeaway from the police considering how often it happens.]

Jim and Ted finish counting the cash. There's close to 2 million pounds there. (Inflation-wise that's around £5million now) Ted tells Jim that that sort of money makes him think about never having to work again and laying on a beach somewhere hot, drinking sangria and pulling women. Jim shrugs and claims it's just like playing Monopoly to him and that he doesn't really think about it.

Outside the cell where they counted it they have to get patted down by Tom - who is also not happy about having to do it.

Christine goes to speak to Mrs Simpson, the mother of the three children. She tells her they've been taken into care and that she's lucky she's not going to prosecute her for leaving them. It's not the first time that Christopher has been left to look after them. She hands over the telephone number of the social worker and leaves the room, unimpressed by her sobs that she wants them back.

Yorkie returns with the takeaway for Hill. It's the first Tom has heard about it and he thinks it's out of order too. Hill's girlfriend is in the cell with him and Hill snarks about the food that Yorkie has brought which further pisses Yorkie off. Tom has to pull him away when he shouts at Hill. Jackman overhears and warns him that if he was in his station he'd have Yorkie on a charge. Frank ignores him and bollocks Hill for winding Yorkie up and tells Yorkie to remove the food and the girlfriend. Jackman reassures Hill they'll have him moved somewhere else as soon as he can okay it. Frank orders Jackman to his office.

Ted is amused to hear Jackman and Frank's raised voices approaching CID. Frank accuses him of having it all planned and Jackman admits as soon as they saw the amount of money involved that Sun Hill was not the place to hold him. Frank accuses him of being a smooth-talking user. Jackman accuses Sun Hill of being an amateur outfit, and "strictly a black and decker job." whereas he is the professional. Frank throws his coat at him and orders him out of his nick within the next hour, otherwise he'll bounce him out.

Frank catches Ted watching and the men exchange a long look. They talk about the money and he tells him it's all been counted and is currently locked in a cell awaiting collection. They both admit it would be nice for Sun Hill to get hold of the rest of the group but at least it means Jackman has to do the paperwork now. Frank admits that Ted was right about Jackman and offers to buy him a pint.

[bushra-levelled-up]

My combination of Biochemistry, Databases, Creative visionary and prolific storyteller makes me an extraordinary sci-fi movie maker.

Art blah blah blah.

And all the rest of my life story.

I don’t need any partner on this.

There is no one else.

People do not want me to have any partners on this.

There is a queue of funders.

Why would anyone think I don’t have a UK passport the authorities know I have.

lol they are pretending to see how evil & stupid the chav racists are, how far they would go. They never believed the set up and nor did I, otherwise I would have done things differently. Always the test. The Arabs wanted to humiliate 💋

Even after the thing. I said no no no no no.

There is no test, these funders I’ve known for decades.

lol unit 9 etc all said they supplied me sex and visa for money .. that I had paid for it … LOL. I NEVER trade. It seemed a bit weird considering I told musk to fuck off. He tried to trade - I told him to fuck off.

Oh yeah even when I ended up meeting rockstars - yes I met Eddie Vedder back stage he hugged me, I was and am huge fan - yup, models, super super rich political family Russian, Hollywood actors a number of attempts and superstar dj even back at their place …. previously, I never EVER traded. I did however try on all their clothes ;not you Eddie I was just star struck and tried to sound profound - you looked at like what the actual f&ck. lol. 💋

Friends 👌🏾 stop it. Bump into you on surf circuit with the fam. My daughter loves surfing.

I am not going to list them because like Kravitz, Louis Osborne (school friend), Bruce Dickinson, Pearl Lowe (who I interviewed for a magazine and she tried to recruit me into her vintage fashion brand by the way) and Hugh Jackman might be embarrassed lol. And in my art & fashion studios spoke to one of The Shadows (as in the band Cliff Richard was in) - used to pop in to his studio and talk shit. Olly Murs of course. Bumped into Rihanna, Kylie too. Do we have to ?

Sorry they were just extras I randomly met lol .. no groupie behaviour.

I never trade. EVER.

Window .. out 💋

It’s a joke 💋 oh that time Leo Di Caprio crashed his bike in front of me and I ran to his rescue and I wasn’t sure if he wanted to run me over and kill me like the time before

Yeah he was thinks he is so funny being like Knightsbridge I know it’s the Bushra Movie, but I don’t have enough movies already so am going to be like look at me.

Like he’s been pictured with a billion women already. Because they make him laugh like a seal wanting more.

And I’m doing my thing. And he’s like why she doing her thing, I fucked her around and like why she doing her thing and not crying. Leo because Boo hoo I got my own movie and you you you failed the auditioned.

Bullshit. You have no access to my investors.

I’m not looking.

I cried that time because I was looking forward to having a nice chat. And you were a dick.

And now morphing in and out of musk 💋 started nice went meh. You wanted to know. Bloody shape shifting cliche. Why bother with the latex ? 💋

Oh yeah morphing from someone I truly love to someone I just don’t is heartbreaking. And everyone saw my heartbreak.

That’s how I feel with Persia when it’s not her.

Also I don’t want from your hangers on. I get to choose.

Shape shifting bullshit is horrible.

if you weren’t so funny.

Why is musk like do Leo do Leo ? Like what the hell has it got to do with him ? Why is everyone involved.

Because I’m gonna touch base with google …. 💋🚁💯

Hey Sergey. You guys are super clever 💯 and I dunno but we basically mirrored your life. We got that in common.

Can I drop by the family and speak to you guys about the absolute sh!tshow 👌🏾 I am writing a series of books called :

genes and tings and hotwings.

Like sketches and digressions and movie references and real science and espionage and psychos.

Which is kinda funny because you are too.

Oh yeah so I am also writing the sci-fi movie as well .. you reckon. Super cute. Don.

It’s a go-er.

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I’m sorry - what the FUCK? HOW did I miss this in 2023?! 🥵🥵🥵

Every day I log onto this website to see José Pedro Balmaceda Pascal and yet my dash is filled with WOLVERINE 😭

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Enjoyed watching Deadpool & Wolverine today so much! Needless to say, my crush on Hugh Jackman has always been there, and I'm smitten every single time I see him on the big screen. I'm so happy he got to reprise the role. Anyway, I won't spoil, but there was certainly a treat in the movie everyone will enjoy. 💕😊 Having said that, I'm gonna work on a few replies, queue them up and sleep since I'm back to work tomorrow and I have morning shifts this week. Love you all xxx

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Hugh Jackman as Van Helsing

Van Helsing (2004)

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                            HE BLINKS WHEN HE HEARS HER NAME. "Like the good-looking man in the movie about vampires?" Dean made him watch it; the vampires were depicted all wrong, of course, but this van Helsing guy had been pleasing to look at and he'd been a pretty cool hunter, according to Dean. Maybe that's why she's picked that name? Because this man is a famous hunter on TV? It certainly fits, even if their opponents are demons and not vampires right now.

A brow quirks up at his mention of hunters; least, it seemed she didn’t quite need to keep too many secrets from him, considering both his possible knowledge and the situation they’re in. It’s only a few moments after his silent suggestion that she takes to a spot on the aged sofa, nearly sinking into the cushions before finding a rather decently comfortable spot.

“…Theo Van Helsing.” God, she hated the last name, but what was the point of falsities?