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Watching old episodes of Parts Unknown and being struck by little moments like these. What an extraordinary tragedy.

Stephen Dillane in 44 Inch Chest (2009)

https://www.houstonpublicmedia.org/articles/news/2018/02/07/266235/the-tunnel-vengeance-headed-to-pbs-in-2018/

Stephen Dillane in The Tunnel: Vengeance (2017)

Stephen Dillane in Storm (2009) - pt. 1

Stephen Dillane in Storm (2009) - pt. 1

Stephen Dillane: INTJ

Really it’s the worst.  Stephen plays a nerdy scientist with a brother in the mob.  He wears horrible clothes and glasses.  He’s awkward at just about everything - flirting, kissing, guns Lol (those all go together right?).  Btw, I guess they decided not to care about the police car right behind him when he’s shooting the empty phone booth.  But in the end he’s so cute that everyone loves him and he gets the girl and is angsty and sad about his bro.  So now you don’t have to watch, you can look at the gifs!

“[Stephen Dillane] is so amazing. Exceptional. And we all love Gwendoline [Christie], of course. We originally shot… Stannis had quite a wonderful speech before she executed him that they cut out. You know—usually when you see the show and something like that happens—in the context of the whole piece, you realize, “Yeah, they did the right thing. That was a very good editorial choice.” In that particular case, I’m not so sure. It was such a moving piece. I mean, he actually was showing some serious regret and remorse, and his acting was heartbreaking. It was so good. But in the [final cut], he just told her to do her job.“

“[Stephen Dillane] is so amazing. Exceptional. And we all love Gwendoline [Christie], of course. We originally shot… Stannis had quite a wonderful speech before she executed him that they cut out. You know—usually when you see the show and something like that happens—in the context of the whole piece, you realize, “Yeah, they did the right thing. That was a very good editorial choice.” In that particular case, I’m not so sure. It was such a moving piece. I mean, he actually was showing some serious regret and remorse, and his acting was heartbreaking. It was so good. But in the [final cut], he just told her to do her job.“

Some bby!Stephen Dillane in One Game.

Loving Vincent (Poland, 2017) Dir: Dorota Kobiela & Hugh Welchman DoP: Tristan Oliver

I was wonderimg what that pin said ☺