Jan 19, 2019
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So this happened on Deep Dream Generator.
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Thanks for thinking of me, but I'm really not a fan of fanfic, of any kind. Sorry. :/
Well that is ok it is more of original works hahaha! But I appreciate all of your advice on reading materials
What are your favourite Tennant movies/ TV shows etc? I adore his Shakespeare but I feel the need to see more of him. I've already watched Casanova and Recovery btw.
Yessss. :D And oooh, well, wellll, let’s see.
Blackpool is amazing. It may look like a musical at first, but it’s much better. It’s a British series. Six one hour episodes about a murder mystery in an amusement arcade in the seaside town Blackpool. The main character (the owner of the arcade) is played by David Morrissey, who is always great. The investigating police officer (David Tennant) starts an inappropriate affair with Morrissey’s character’s wife (Sarah Parish). DT’s character is a sloppy, lying, romantic, desperate, and utterly adorable bastard. There are weird musical numbers with the characters singing over the original recordings of the songs (mainly eighties and nineties pop songs). There are some clips on YouTube: check them out.
Then there’s Broadchurch. The hype is totally justified. It’s a great series about the murder of a young boy, taking place - again - in a British seaside town. It’s usually sold as a whodunit, but it’s not really. It’s mostly about how this murder affects the people of that town, and about the two detectives who investigate it: Olivia Colman as the local cop who knows everyone in town and only wants to believe the best of them, and David Tennant as the outsider: a burnt out detective, almost broken by his failure in a previous case, and his disintegrating health and non-existing private life.
Tennant is Very Scottish in both of them, so depending on where you are from, you may have to buckle up and get ready to get used to his Scottish voice.
There is, of course, Doctor Who. The Tenth Doctor is really a great character: he has this puppy dog enthusiasm for life like DT’s character in Casanova, he is also kind of an arsehole occasionally, and sometimes he is really scary and alien. I more and more see parallels between him and Richard II. Really. There is a bit of a love story with one of his companions, and there is also the bigger love story with All Of Mankind. It’s a beautiful thing. Seriously. And if you don’t go for science fiction normally: Don’t be afraid. Doctor Who is very, very… soft on the science part of science fiction.
Then there is Einstein and Eddington. A British TV movie set against the background of the first world war featuring David Tennant as Arthur Eddington and Andy Serkis as Albert Einstein. It focuses mostly (about 3/5 of the film) on Arthur Eddington, the British astronomer who performed the first experimental test of Einstein’s theory of General Relativity. It naturally takes some liberties with history (and science), but it’s a beautiful piece of work.
Aaaand I think these are the ones that I can really recommend. He’s obviously done a lot of other stuff, mainly on TV, and he’s good in all of them: Single Father, The Escape Artist. The Spies of Warsaw, Gracepoint (the American remake of Broadchurch), The Politician’s Husband, True Love, United and some more.
He generally has a not so good track record for films: What We Did on Our Holiday, Nativity 2, The Decoy Bride, Fright Night, Secret Smile etc. He is always good in them, but quite often he is really the only thing that is good about the film at all.
He’s also done a lot of audio stuff, which is something he is amazingly good at. He did various roles in the Arkangel Shakespeare. There’s also a bunch of radio plays, a lot of them are available online: check david-tennant (dot) com.
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Undercrackers? Lol
SCOTTISH (BRITISH?) SLANG, WE CAN HAS IT.
a.k.a. David Tennant is basically your weird aunt.
Who is the person on your main theme page in the mirror thingy?
Robert Louis Stevenson.
I don't really talk about him much hereabouts, but he was tremendously influential in my upbringing and taught me how to write and is generally rather awesome.
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The ostrich feather was and is a symbol of the Prince of Wales — legend has it that Richard’s father adopted it at Crecy :)
Really. Huh. I am sure I read about it being connected to Anne somewhere. ...possibly the treasure list thing? And... wait. What about the John Gielgud and Peggy Ashcroft Richard II picture then? Didn't the ostrich feathers on her dress somehow connect her to Anne?
My Richard II tattoo.
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I think that in Prometheus, maybe David is just obsessed with Lawrence for no reason other than being obsessed. I dunno. I don't have the time or energy to try and figure it out in detail. There was a huge essay floating around here once upon a time about David and Lawrence. It probably gets into Lawrence's ideals and values and how David can relate to it.....even though he's a robot...? I would like a proper answer too actually.
It's not just David though - the archaeologist being called Shaw, and 'big things have small beginnings' (ok that was actually a David line) - Scott obviously had a reason for it but I don't know if it was just because he likes the movie. I get the part about David performing the role of a human being but I don't think it's a very good metaphor. Still, it was fun to see the references.