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David Tennant as John Smith Doctor Who | Human Nature / The Family of Blood

Delicious. We love to see it.

I love stories like this.

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Happy pride month

Regina special #2 ✨️🖤

#i feel like using emma’s name is part of regina’s evolution #and when it’s used #where it’s used #and how it’s used is of ultimate importance to where regina is #emotionally speaking #i love that it’s used sparingly #and now in the third season it’s used more #i cherish hearing it because it usually signifies something about regina #i wonder if the writers have picked up on that #eh #either way #i love the usage of names when it comes from regina #emma #miss swan #sheriff swan #lovely character notes that a lot of good fic writers use

idiots (affectionate)・[49/?] ⤷ 3.09 — “Nisei”

JURASSIC PARK (1993) dir. Steven Spielberg

How it start

@senipsenipsenip Thank you for pinpointed my favourite part😉

Tenth/Fourteenth Doctor & Donna vs. Beatrice & Benedick - Parallels

He's such a little guy!

SwanQueen Kiss

Swanqueen! Swanqueen! Swanqueen!

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Who is your cinematic crush? "When I got to this shoot, they asked me if I would be interested in doing a Marilyn Monroe kind of inspiration. I grew up with tons of books on Old Hollywood, and Marilyn in particular. I was obsessed with her. I really tried hard not to cry when they suggested I be like Marilyn. "Do you have a favorite reality show? The Repair Shop, on the BBC. It’s set in a beautiful barn somewhere in England, and they have specialists come in to fix things. People bring objects that are broken but mean something to them: a prewar set of boots or an old chair. I find it heavenly. And then, late at night, I watch murder TV and Dateline. My partner says, “How can you sleep after that?” I’m like, “Because bad guy identified, bad guy caught, and then all the world is all right. I learned from watching murder docs and Dateline that as actors, when we're playing people who are lying, we're encouraged to do it very, very well. But when you watch those shows, you realize most people are horrible liars."

Sylvia Plath, from a letter to Ann Dvidow-Goodman written c. 1951, featured in The Collected Letters