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You destroyed yourself, Oscar! Oh, fuck off! Because underneath the pose, there was no substance! One good comedy, three pot-boiling melodramas and those ridiculous fucking fairy stories. That’s all you find when you scrape away the powder and the pancake. Your success was interesting, your hunger for it perversely fascinating, but you, my dear… Never were. 

benjamin (2018)

@RRHaywood: Out Now only from Audible. THE WORLDSHIP HUMILITY, performed by Colin Morgan. This clip is from an Audible Sessions. @audibleuk

Sherlock Filming 5/7/2016 (x)

Colin Morgan, “I am just an actor”

THE HAPPY PRINCE - dir. Rupert Everett

Source: http://www.betacinema.com/en/produkt/do/detail.html?id=3376 (Link to press kit download on page)

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Colin Morgan, pose for a portrait to promote the film, “The Happy Prince” during the Sundance Film Festival on Sunday, Jan.21, 2018, in Park City, Utah【1024px】 http://www.zimbio.com/photos/Colin+Morgan/DIRECTV+Lodge+Presented+T+Day+3/43vX3QS1n3y?mobile=off

Colin Morgan, Rupert Everett and Edwin Thomas on “The Happy Prince” premiere during the Sundance Film Festival on Sunday, Jan21, 2018. 【https://mobile.twitter.com/meg_townsend/status/955327770346835969 , https://www.instagram.com/p/BePh8Kdl2eN/ , https://www.instagram.com/p/BePnUfBgM9n/, https://www.instagram.com/p/BePdv5XlOfu/

“The character that I play, uh, Bosie, there’s a lot of material a lot of stuff written in their own words. [..] They’re speaking through you and essentially, that’s what you have to do in the film, you have to carry a bit of their soul through it. I often find its a bit of a duty and it’s a bit of an honour as well, but also, getting into their skin. Particularly Bosie, I feel like my character, hasn’t got a great reputation, he’s not, sort of, well liked in history but, me, playing that as an actor i can’t think those things i have to be who he is, and I don’t think he thought he was an awful person. So it’s unlocking what all those qualities are and that’s the challenge of portraying that person.”