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ALAN RICKMAN as Colonel Brandon SENSE & SENSIBILITY (1995) dir. Ang Lee

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every col. brandon moment everΒ (16/59)
I love this because you can see just how tall Alan really was, especially in the last gif. I swoon.
every col. brandon moment everΒ (21/59)
Alan Rickman and Juliet Stevenson, on film set of Truly Madly Deeply. London, England 21st March 1990 (Homer Sykes Stock Photo)
Nina: My feet shall long to go to the place where you you are sleeping, but I shall go on living.
Jamie: Do you want me to leave?
Nina: No, never, never, never, never, never!
Alan Rickman as Elliott Marston. Quigley Down Under, 1990, dir. Simon Wincer.

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ALAN RICKMAN as Frank Benson | final on-screen role EYE IN THE SKY (2015) dir. Gavin Hood
In case anyone was wondering, 90s Alan Rickman is my new aesthetic β¨οΈ
Alan Rickman, February 21, 1946 β January 14, 2016.
John McTiernanβs Die Hard (1988).
β§ Happy Birthday Alan! β§
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I wasn't going to say anything about this. In fact, I've gone back and forth about a hundred times with myself over it. Then I thought, with today being Alan's birthday, maybe it's a good way to celebrate him.
As some of you may know, there was recently an auction that took place a few months ago, and some of Alan's personal items were up for bid. It made me sad for him and for his close family and friends seeing his personal things be auctioned off. Things that he wrote himself, scripts that he brought to life or items that he was gifted when films were wrapped.
I had some money saved up at the time and decided to place a bid on an item just to see if maybe I could give one of Alan's things a safe home. Somewhere where I knew it would be loved and cherished for years to come instead of sold time and time again to people who are only after money. As the weeks passed I had completely forgotten about the bid I placed and was honestly expecting someone with far more money and interest than I to outbid me, but no one ever did. I guess it was just meant to be.
So, with that, Alan's personal crew jacket that he was gifted after filming Die Hard (1988) and the Die Hard Trilogy hat that he was given and signed are now safely with me. I have taken the time to properly display his jacket in a shadow box and it proudly hangs in my office. I'm still working on getting a proper case for the hat, but it's being safely kept away for the time being.
I've had the items for a couple of months now, but when I received them in the mail I opened them and took the time to just sit with them for a moment and admire their previous owner. I tried on the jacket and was filled with such gratitude that the heavens allowed me to become the next owner of such an important piece of film history.
I can only imagine the jacket was put away in his closet many years ago only to be looked at by him one more time just months before he died as he was going through his things (according to his diary, Alan went through his belongings shortly before he passed).
Alan, wherever you are, I hope you know that I will keep your things safe for as long as I can. Even though you clenched your jaw and nearly visibly rolled your eyes every time someone brought up Die Hard, it was still a part of your history. It's part of what changed your life and made you who we know you as still to this day. The fact that I own a piece of you, the very first gift you were given from your very first film, is enough to keep me inspired and connected to you for a very long time.
Happy 80th Birthday, Alan π
ALAN RICKMAN as Elliott Marston QUIGLEY DOWN UNDER (1990) dir. Simon Wincer
Today is hard. How do you grieve for someone who never even knew you? I won't pretend like I've been a long time admirer of Alan's because the truth is I haven't. I knew of him. I had seen a few of his movies at the time of his passing, but that was the extent of it. I was 21 years old the day he died. I was in college sitting in my dorm room scrolling through social media like any other day and saw everyone's posts about his passing. I was sad for a brief moment. 'Oh no.. Severus Snape died. That's too bad,' I said to myself before watching an interview of his and then going about my day.
Now, ten years later, I've been struck with such sadness over the passing of a brilliant, genuine, talented, funny man who left this earth far too soon.
I'm grateful that in the past year I've discovered more of Alan's work which has only fueled my dreams and inspired me to chase after the things that I know deep down are calling out to me.
Alan, we didn't know each other personally, but you are truly one of my greatest friends. You keep me company on days when getting out of bed seems impossible. I will be forever indebted to you and what you gave to all of us. Rest peacefully, sweet Alan. You were and always will be the kindest and best of men.
ALAN RICKMAN introducing his film 'A Little Chaos' | TIFF14 | 13.09.2014

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Ten years without you... π
ALAN RICKMAN as Ed THE JANUARY MAN (1989) dir. Pat O'Connor