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The recent release of pictures of Hugh Dancy in Homeland has rightly gotten us very excited. But one of the things i noticed immediately was the full and luscious beard he was spotting. I couldn’t recall if i had ever seen Hugh with so much facial hair. So of course i must do a very thorough study of the matter. Please choose your favourite level

1. Clean Shaven aka the good boy in your church that became the cult leader

 2. Good boy later in the evening 

3. The boy had an interesting night and only got home this morning

4. Scruffy puppy

5. Yes, it’s now a beard

6. Call me daddy

7. Getting luscious

8. And finally Homeland level

I think this is the most beard level Hugh ever went for a role. Except for this short scene for Elizabeth 1, but then that was a period film

Rushing through my veins Burning up my skin I will survive, live and thrive Win this deadly game

#6. Hugh Dancy Could Make Bond Pained And Fragile In A Challenging Way

It’s late at night and i had a sudden thought…

If they didn’t survive the fall, their ghosts are definitely haunting the office. This is where they spent most of their time together and they have so many unfinished business. 

In Search Of Dracula With Mark Gatiss

Mark Gatiss, executive producer and co-writer of the forthcoming new Dracula series on BBC One, will captivate the viewer in this documentary. From Nosferatu to Hammer Horror and beyond, Mark uncovers the Carpathian heights and crepuscular lows of immortalising the Count.

The documentary begins at Orava Castle in Slovakia, as used in the classic vampire film Nosferatu. From there Mark takes the viewer to the London Library, on the trail of Bram Stoker’s newly discovered research literature. From the UK, Mark flies to Philadelphia in the United States, where he studies Stoker’s hand-written notes and examines the abandoned ideas, storylines and characters which went in to become his world-famous story.

Mark meets with actors - including reuniting seven Hammer Brides! - film experts and historians as he explores the Count’s transition from page to screen. From Bela Lugosi’s Hollywood to Christopher Lee’s terrifying incarnation then finally coming face to face with the new Dracula himself; Danish actor Claes Bang. This documentary explores and celebrates this icon of popular culture asking just why do we keep coming back to the Count?