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THE WATCHERS | Official Trailer & Images

You can’t see them, but they see everything.

From producer M. Night Shyamalan comes “The Watchers,” written for the screen and directed by Ishana Night Shyamalan and based on the novel by A.M. Shine. The film follows Mina, a 28-year-old artist, who gets stranded in an expansive, untouched forest in western Ireland. When Mina finds shelter, she unknowingly becomes trapped alongside three strangers who are watched and stalked by mysterious creatures each night.

(L-R) OLIVER FINNEGAN as Daniel, OLWEN FOUÉRÉ as Madeline, DAKOTA FANNING as Mina and GEORGINA CAMPBELL as Ciara in New Line Cinema’s and Warner Bros. Pictures’ fantasy thriller “THE WATCHERS,” a Warner Bros. Pictures release. Photo Courtesy Warner Bros. Pictures

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“The Watchers” stars Dakota Fanning (“Once Upon a Time in Hollywood,” “Ocean’s Eight”), Georgina Campbell (“Barbarian,” “Suspicion”), Oliver Finnegan (“Creeped Out,” “Outlander”) and Olwen Fouere (“The Northman,” “The Tourist”). The film is produced by M. Night Shyamalan, Ashwin Rajan and Nimitt Mankad. The executive producers are Jo Homewood and Stephen Dembitzer.

GEORGINA CAMPBELL as Ciara and DAKOTA FANNING as Mina in New Line Cinema’s and Warner Bros. Pictures’ fantasy thriller “THE WATCHERS,” a Warner Bros. Pictures release. Photo Courtesy Warner Bros. Pictures

Joining writer/director Shyamalan behind-the-camera are director of photography Eli Arenson (“Lamb,” “Hospitality”), production designer Ferdia Murphy (“Lola,” “Finding You”), editor Job ter Burg (“Benedetta,” “Elle”) and costume design by Frank Gallacher (“Sebastian,” “Aftersun”). The music is by Abel Korzeniowski (“Till,” “The Nun”).

New Line Cinema presents “The Watchers,” set to open in theaters internationally beginning 12 June 2024 and in North America on June 14, 2024; it will be distributed worldwide by Warner Bros. Pictures.

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Handsome Devil (John Butler, 2016)

Cast: Fionn O’Shea, Nicholas Galitzine, Andrew Scott, Moe Dunford, Ruairi O’Connor, Michael McElhatton. Screenplay: John Butler. Cinematography: Cathal Watters. Production design: Ferdia Murphy. Film editing: John O’Connor. Music: John McPhillips.

I've got nothing against happy endings, except when they turn a promising movie into an ordinary one. Something like that happens in John Butler's Handsome Devil, which starts off well, with a deft lightness of tone and some extremely likable performances, especially from Andrew Scott as Mr. Sherry, the Irish high school's new English teacher, and Fionn O’Shea as Ned, the misfit student who hates rugby in a school devoted to it. Naturally, Ned is immediately suspected of being gay, especially by the blustering bear of a rugby coach, Mr. O'Keefe (Moe Dunford). But then Ned is assigned a new roommate, Conor Masters (Nicholas Galitzine), a rugby star who was expelled from his old school for fighting. After a bad start, Ned and Conor find that they're more compatible than they expected. There's a lot of bright, sharp dialogue as the film progresses, but soon you see the turn into familiar territory, as the only way Butler seems to see for his film to end is by turning to conventions out of sports movies, romcoms, and the troubled adolescent subgenre. At the end, everyone involved learns a lesson about prejudice and tolerance, and what was a thoroughly enjoyable movie becomes a vehicle for a message. I didn't feel bad at the end of Handsome Devil, but I did feel cheated.

#Handsome Devil #John Butler #Andrew Scott #Fionn O'Shea #Nicholas Galitzine

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aelfred · 5 years

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msroisinmurphy: With my first and favorite on screen husband

#Vikings #Alfred the Great #Princess Elsewith #Ferdia Walsh Peelo #Roisin Murphy

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In Ireland Today - Saoirse Ronan, Liam Cunningham, Cillian Murphy, Aisling Bea and many, many more Irish voices calling for change #repealthe8th

#ah this video made me emotional!#seeing so many irish contemporaries i admire from saoirse ronan to cillian murphy and andrew scott ask ireland to vote yes #i had a horrible interaction with a very religious anti-choice campaigner this week that left me tearful and feeling deflated tbh #public declarations of support like this are nice to see #i think we're all on edge with the vote being so soon #this is our one chance #i can't bear the thought of even more friends forced abroad all alone to get the abortion they need and should have access to at home #i wish i could do more to help the campaign but my mental health isn't at it's best + this is a crucial few weeks for my masters & research #but i'm doing what i can and hopefully we'll be able to celebrate a historic yes vote on the 25th #repeal the 8th #saoirse ronan #cillian murphy #andrew scott #pro-choice #abortion tw #rape mention #ferdia walsh-peelo #robert sheehan #rape mention tw

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VIKINGS ICONS PACK

By clicking the source link, you’ll find 938 icons for roleplay/profile pic, made by myself from Vikings (2013-2020) through the years.

Darren Cahill, Moe Dunford, Ferdia Walsh-Peelo, Alyssa Sutherland, Josefin Asplund, George Blagden, Nathan O'Toole, Alexander Ludwig, Linus Roache, Róisín Murphy, Gustaf Skarsgård, Alicia Agneson, Morgane Polanski, Ragga Ragnars, Ruby O'Leary, Peter Franzén, Gabriel Byrne, Jonathan Rhys Meyers, Maude Hirst, Marco Ilsø, Oran Glynn O'Donovan, Lucy Martin, Alex Høgh Andersen, Jennie Jacques, Ben Robson, Karima McAdams, Amy Bailey, Katheryn Winnick, Danila Kozlovsky, Ray Stevenson, Gaia Weiss, Travis Fimmel, Clive Standen, Jessalyn Gilsig, Georgia Hirst, Jordan Patrick Smith & Dianne Doan.

Please do not repost nor edit. If you’re using these, please consider giving this post a like or a reblog, thank you!

#vikingsedit #vikings icons #period fc #icons pack #middle ages #vikings ages #rpg resource #vikings #icons #roleplay #forum rpg #underused fc #*icons #*mine

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Gold Derby Film Awards

“Dune” is the most nominated film at our landmark 20th annual Gold Derby Film Awards honoring the best achievements of 2021. The adaptation of Frank Herbert‘s sci-fi novel has 11 bids including Best Picture and Best Director (Denis Villeneuve). Watch the announcement video above. Scroll down for our complete list of nominations in all 22 categories, and vote for the winners right now in our predictions center. You can register for a free account here if you’re not a Gold Derby member already. You have until Sunday, February 27, to get your votes in.

BEST PICTURE

“Belfast” — Laura Berwick, Kenneth Branagh, Becca Kovacik, Tamar Thomas, Producers

“CODA” — Fabrice Gianfermi, Philippe Rousselet, Jerome Seydoux, Patrick Wachsberger, Producers

“Don’t Look Up” — Adam McKay, Kevin Messick, Producers

“Drive My Car” — Tsuyoshi Goro, Misaki Kawamura, Osamu Kubota, Sachio Matsushita, Yoshito Nakabe, Keiji Okumura, Jin Suzuki, Teruhisa Yamamoto, Producers

“Dune” — Mary Parent, Denis Villeneuve, Cale Boyter, Joe Caracciolo Jr., Producers

“Licorice Pizza” — Sara Murphy, Paul Thomas Anderson, Adam Somner, Producers

“The Power of the Dog” — Jane Campion, Roger Frappier, Emile Sherman, Tanya Seghatchian, Producers

“tick, tick… Boom!” — Julie Oh, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Producers

“Titane” — Amaury Ovise, Jean-Christophe Reymond, Producers

“West Side Story” — Steve Spielberg, Kristie Macosko Krieger, Kevin McCollum, Producers

BEST DIRECTOR

Kenneth Branagh, “Belfast”

Jane Campion, “The Power of the Dog”

Julia Ducournau, “Titane”

Steven Spielberg, “West Side Story”

Denis Villeneuve, “Dune”

BEST ACTRESS

Jessica Chastain, “The Eyes of Tammy Faye”

Olivia Colman, “The Lost Daughter”

Lady Gaga, “House of Gucci”

Alana Haim, “Licorice Pizza”

Kristen Stewart, “Spencer”

BEST ACTOR

Nicolas Cage, “Pig”

Benedict Cumberbatch, “The Power of the Dog”

Andrew Garfield, “tick, tick… Boom!”

Simon Rex, “Red Rocket”

Will Smith, “King Richard”

BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS

Caitriona Balfe, “Belfast”

Ariana DeBose, “West Side Story”

Ann Dowd, “Mass”

Kirsten Dunst, “The Power of the Dog”

Ruth Negga, “Passing”

BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR

Mike Faist, “West Side Story”

Ciaran Hinds, “Belfast”

Jason Isaacs, “Mass”

Troy Kotsur, “CODA”

Kodi Smit-McPhee, “The Power of the Dog”

BEST ADAPTED SCREENPLAY

“CODA” — Sian Heder

“Drive My Car” — Ryusuke Hamaguchi, Takammasa Oe

“Dune” — Jon Spaihts, Denis Villeneuve, Eric Roth

“The Lost Daughter” — Maggie Gyllenhaal

“The Power of the Dog” — Jane Campion

BEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY

“Belfast” — Kenneth Branagh

“C’mon, C’mon” — Mike Mills

“Don’t Look Up” — Adam McKay

“Licorice Pizza” — Paul Thomas Anderson

“Mass” — Fran Kranz

BEST ENSEMBLE

“CODA” — Eugenio Derbez, Daniel Durant, Emilia Jones, Troy Kotsur, Marlee Matlin, Ferdia Walsh-Peelo

“Don’t Look Up” — Cate Blanchett, Timothee Chalamet, Leonardo DiCaprio, Ariana Grande, Jonah Hill, Jennifer Lawrence, Melanie Lynskey, Kid Cudi, Rob Morgan, Himesh Patel, Ron Perlman, Tyler Perry, Mark Rylance, Meryl Streep

“Mass” — Reed Birney, Ann Dowd, Jason Isaacs, Martha Plimpton, Breeda Wool, Michelle N. Carter, Campbell Spoor, Kagen Albright, Michael White

“The Power of the Dog” — Benedict Cumberbatch, Kirsten Dunst, Sean Keenan, George Mason, Jesse Plemons, Kodi Smit-McPhee

“West Side Story” — Ansel Elgort, Ariana DeBose, David Alvarez, Mike Faist, Brian d’Arcy James, Corey Stoll, Josh Andrés Rivera, Rita Moreno, Rachel Zegler

BEST BREAKTHROUGH PERFORMER

Ariana DeBose

Alana Haim

Emilia Jones

Kodi Smit-McPhee

Rachel Zegler

BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY

“Dune” — Greig Fraser

“The Power of the Dog” — Ari Wegner

“Spencer” — Claire Mathon

“The Tragedy of Macbeth” — Bruno Delbonnel

“West Side Story” — Janusz Kaminski

BEST FILM EDITING

“Belfast” — Una Ni Dhonghaile

“Dune” — Joe Walker

“The Power of the Dog” — Peter Sciberras

“tick, tick… Boom!” — Myron Kerstein, Andrew Weisblum

“West Side Story” — Sarah Broshar, Michael Kahn

BEST COSTUME DESIGN

“Cruella” — Jenny Beavan

“Dune” — Jacqueline West, Robert Morgan

“House of Gucci” — Janty Yates

“Spencer” — Jacqueline Durran

“West Side Story” — Paul Tazewell

BEST MAKEUP AND HAIR

“Cruella” — Nadia Stacey, Naomi Donne, Julia Vernon

“Dune” — Donald Mowat, Love Larson, Eva von Bahr

“The Eyes of Tammy Faye” — Linda Dowds, Stephanie Ingram, Justin Raleigh

“House of Gucci” — Goran Lundstrom, Anna Carin Lock, Frederic Aspiras

“Spencer” — Wakana Yoshihara, Sian Wilson, Stacey Panepinto, Nicola Isles

BEST ORIGINAL SCORE

“Don’t Look Up” — Nicholas Britell

“Dune” — Hans Zimmer

“Encanto” — Germaine Franco

“The Power of the Dog” — Jonny Greenwood

“Spencer” — Jonny Greenwood

BEST ORIGINAL SONG

“Be Alive” from “King Richard” — Beyoncé, Dixson

“Dos Oruguitas” from “Encanto” — Lin-Manuel Miranda

“Just Look Up” from “Don’t Look Up” — Nicholas Briteell, Ariana Grande, Scott Mescudi, Taura Stinson

“No Time to Die” from “No Time to Die” — Billie Eilish, Finneas O’Connell

“So May We Start” from “Annette” — Sparks and Leos Carax

BEST PRODUCTION DESIGN

“Dune” — Patrice Vermette, Zsuzsanna Sipos

“The French Dispatch” — Adam Stockhausen, Rena DeAngelo

“Nightmare Alley” — Tamara Deverell, Shane Vieau

“The Tragedy of Macbeth” — Stefan Dechant, Nancy Haigh

“West Side Story” — Adam Stockhausen, Rena DeAngelo

BEST SOUND

“Dune” — Mac Ruth, Mark Mangini, Theo Green, Doug Hemphill, Ron Bartlett

“No Time to Die” — Simon Hayes, Oliver Tarney, Paul Massey, Mark Taylor

“A Quiet Place, Part II” — Erik Aadahl, Ethan Van der Ryn

“tick, tick… Boom!” — Todd A. Maitland

“West Side Story” — Gary Rydstrom, Brian Chumney, Andy Nelson, Tod A. Maitland, Shawn Murphy

BEST VISUAL EFFECTS

“Dune” — Paul Lambert, Tristan Myles, Brian Connor, Gerd Nefzer

“Eternals” — Stephane Ceretti, Matt Aitken, Daniele Bigi, Neil Corbould

“The Green Knight” — Eric Saindon, Michael Cozens

“Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings” — Christopher Townsend, Joe Farrell, Sean Walker, Dan Oliver

“Spider-Man: No Way Home” — Kelly Port, Chris Waegner, Scott Edelstein, Daniel Sudick

BEST ANIMATED FEATURE

“Encanto” — Jared Bush, Byron Howard, Yvett Merino, Clark Spencer

“Flee” — Jonas Poher Rasmussen, Monica Hellström, Signe Byrge Sørensen, Charlotte de La Gournerie

“Luca” — Enrico Casarosa, Andrea Warren

“The Mitchells vs. the Machines” — Michael Rianda, Phil Lord, Kurt Albrecht, Christopher Miller

“Raya and the Last Dragon” — Don Hall, Carlos Lopez Estrada, Osnat Shurer

BEST DOCUMENTARY FEATURE

“Billie Eilish: The World’s a Little Blurry” — R.J. Cutler, Michelle An, Chelsea Dodson, Anthony Seyler, Trevor Smith

“Flee” — Jonas Poher Rasmussen, Monica Hellström, Signe Byrge Sørensen, Charlotte de La Gournerie

“The Rescue” — Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi, Jimmy Chin, John Battsek, P.J. van Sandwijk

“Summer of Soul” — Questlove, David Dinerstein, Robert Fyvolent, Joseph Patel

“The Velvet Underground” — Todd Haynes, Christine Vachon, Julie Goldman, Christopher Clements, Carolyn Hepburn

BEST INTERNATIONAL FEATURE

“Drive My Car” — Ryusuke Hamaguchi, Tsuyoshi Goro, Misaki Kawamura, Osamu Kubota, Sachio Matsushita, Yoshito Nakabe, Keiji Okumura, Jin Suzuki, Teruhisa Yamamoto (Japan)

“Flee” — Jonas Poher Rasmussen, Monica Hellström, Signe Byrge Sørensen, Charlotte de La Gournerie (Denmark)

“Parallel Mothers” — Pedro Almodóvar, Agustín Almodóvar, Esther García (Spain)

“Titane” — Julia Ducournau, Amaury Ovise, Jean-Christophe Reymond (France)

“The Worst Person in the World” — Joachim Trier, Thomas Robsahm, Andrea Berentsen Ottmar, Dyveke Bjørkly Graver (Norway)

https://www.goldderby.com/feature/2022-gold-derby-film-awards-nominations-1204752092/amp/

Remember… you can register here for a free account to vote for your favourites to win.

#Tait rhymes with hat #Good times #BelfastMovie #Awards Nominations #Gold Derby #27 January 2022 #Belfast #Worldwide 2022 #Campaign To Shorten Awards Season

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punkscowardschampions · 3 years

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Names & Faces & BDays

Family

Sue Bevan- Sarah Lancashire- Tess’ Maternal Grandmother- 1939

Bill Baker- N/A- Tess’ Maternal Grandfather- 1934

John Vickers- Matt King- Tess’ Father- 1939-1995

Megan Baker- Erin Doherty- Tess’ Mother- 1959-1981

Kayleigh Baker-Barnett- Victoria Smurfit- Tess’ (M) Auntie- 1962

Bill Baker Jnr- Michael Fassbender- Tess’ (M) Uncle- 1963

Sarah Ahmed- Joanne Froggatt- Tess’ (M) Auntie- 1966

Peter Baker- Marc Warren- Tess’ (M) Uncle- 1968

Chantelle Baker-Barnett- April Pearson- Tess’ Cousin- 1981

Masood Ahmed- Dev Patel- Tess’ Cousin- 1989

Tamwar Ahmed- Avan Jogia- Tess’ Cousin- 1991

Jasminder Ahmed- Anaya Kolvanker- Tess’ Cousin- 1997

Honey Baker- Morgana Davies- Tess’ Cousin- 1999

Daisy Baker- Alyvia Alyn-Lind- Tess’ Cousin- 2001

Poppy Baker- Hattie Gotobed- Tess’ Cousin- 2002

Brendan McKenna- Tom Hardy- Fearghal’s Father- 1942-2003

Brigid McKenna- Orla Brady- Fearghal’s Mother- 1944-2004

Diarmaid McKenna- Cillian Murphy- Fearghal’s Brother- 1962-1990

Angela McKenna- Susan Lynch- Diarmaid’s Wife

Donal McKenna- James Norton- Fearghal’s Brother- 1967-1990

Mary McKenna- Rita Simons- Donal’s Wife

Tara McKenna- Saoirse Ronan- Fearghal’s Sister- 1972

Kaitlin McKenna- Jessica Barden- Fearghal’s Twin- 07/08/1976

Samson Kalu- John Boyega- Kaitlin’s Husband

Eoin McKenna- Charlie Hunnam- Fearghal’s Brother- 1978

Maria McKenna- Cristina Brondo- Eoin’s Wife

Aislinn McKenna- Evanna Lynch- Fearghal’s Sister- 1980

Paddy McKenna- Harris Dickinson- Fearghal’s Brother- 1985

Natsumi McKenna- Shiori Kutsuna- Paddy’s Wife

Eddie McKenna- Finn Cole- Fearghal’s Brother- 1989

Niamh McKenna- Orla Gartland- Fearghal’s Sister- 1991

Sophia Garcia- Ana De Armas- Niamh’s Wife

Brendan McKenna Jnr- Jody Lantham- Diarmaid’s son- 1984

Aidan McKenna- Jack McMullen- Diarmaid’s son- 1985

Cillian McKenna- Johnny Bennett- Diarmaid’s son- 1987

Kearney McKenna- Adam Long- Diarmaid’s son- 1989

Bronagh McKenna- Tilly Keeper- Donal’s Daughter- 1987

Ferdia McKenna- Joe Cole- Donal’s Son- 1989

Malachi Kalu- Franz Drameh- Kaitlin’s Son- 1993

Lee McKenna- Danny Walters- Eoin’s Son- 1998

Liam McKenna- Harry Kirton- Eoin’s Son- 1999

Aoife McKenna- Aisling Franciosi- Eoin’s Daughter- 2009

Caoimhe McKenna- Sophie Borja- Eoin’s Daughter- 2009

Ruari Murphy- Cameron Monaghan- Aislinn’s Son- 1999

Niall Murphy- Gabriel Basso- Aislinn’s Son- 2002

Lennox McKenna- Ezra Miller- Paddy’s Son- 2017

Marvin McKenna- George Miller- Paddy’s Son- 2017

Liv O’Connell- Annes Elwy- Eddie’s Daughter- 2034

Gen One

Tess Vickers- Lily Loveless- 19/11/1976- Scorpio

Fearghal McKenna- Jack O’Connell- 07/08/1976- Leo

Kathryn Houghton- Vega Essermeant- Beeline’s Maternal Auntie- 29/12/1975- Capricorn

Natasha Houghton- Elizabeth McLaughlin - Beeline’s Mother- 17/03/1977- Pisces- 11/11/2000- 23 years old

Sonny Agosti- Azim Osmani- Beeline’s Father- 02/05/1975- Taurus- 11/11/2000- 25 years old

Gen Two

Ronnie Olufemi- Ruby Tandoh- 09/06/1991- Gemini

Joe Mckenna- Anton Yelchin- 01/01/1995- Capricorn

Fraze McKenna- Will Poulter- 30/04/1996- Taurus

Ray Mckenna- Milly Alcock- 30/04/1996- Taurus- 26/07/2009- 13 years old

Bea Agosti- Moya Palk- 15/06/1996- Gemini

Tommy McKenna- Bertie Gilbert- 26/12/1998- Capricorn

Ali McKenna- Dakota Fanning- 13/02/2000- Aquarius

Ro Agosti- Emma Roberts- 11/11/2000- Scorpio- 17/11/2030- 30 years old

Ronan O’Shaughnessy-Jeremy Allen White- 31/08/2000- Virgo

Bartley O’Shaughnessy- Miles Teller- 14/11/1999- Scorpio

Johnny O'Shaughnessy- Frank Dillane- 23/02/1996- Pisces

Moses O’Shaughnessy- Thomas Doherty- 30/09/1997- Libra-

Caleb Cavante- Jaden Smith- 06/12/1999- Sagittarius

Meena Goldsmith- Daphne Groenveld- 17/10/2000- Libra

Carly Walsh- Elizabeth Olsen- 11/06/2000- Gemini- 24/04/2014- 13 years old

Rocky McKenna- Josh O’Connor- 01/04/2009- Aries

Gen Three

Django Walsh- Toby Wallace- 30/03/2014- Aries

Una Gallagher - Jenna Ortega- 26/07/2014- Leo- 22/07/2030- 15 years old

Buster McKenna- Justin Crichlow- 31/10/2016- Scorpio*

Nancy McKenna- Lucy Boynton- 31/10/2016- Scorpio*

Rio Cavante- Antonia Thomas- 03/12/2016- Sagittarius

Liam Foley- Jacob Elordi- 26/08/2017- Virgo

Edie O’Shaughnessy- Billie Eilish- 27/10/2017- Scorpio

Grace Cavante- Sammi Maria- 13/10/2021- Libra

Janis Cavante- Ella-Rae Smith- 13/10/2021- Libra

Ava McKenna- Jessica Alexander- 27/05/2022- Gemini*

Junior O’Shaughnessy - Ethan Cutkosky- 13/08/2023- Leo

James Pemberton-Howard- Nicholas Hoult- 16/01/2017- Capricorn

Chloe Woodall-James- Holliday Grainger

Teddy Pemberton-Howard- Lucky Blue Smith

Gia Pemberton-Howard- Gemma Ward

Jimmy Taylor- Nico Mirallegro- 08/09/2021- Virgo

Casey Taylor- Brenton Thwaites- 25/03/2024- Aries

Gen Four

Violette Rose Borello-Agosti - Bailee Madison- 14/11/2030- Scorpio*

Jay Pemberton-Howard- Barbara Palvin- 22/04/2034- Taurus

Mattie Pemberton-Howard- Kristine Froseth- 28/08/2038- Virgo

Fi Caldwell- Thea Sofie Loch Naess- 13/12/2041- Sagittarius

Dolly-Blossom Farrington-Stone- Imogen King- 31/12/2042- Capricorn

Lulu-Bloom Farrington-Stone- Abigail Cowen - 31/12/2042- Capricorn

Hathor McKenna- Adwoa Aboah- 20/06/2041- Gemini

Sekhmet McKenna- Khadijha Red Thunder- 20/06/2041- Gemini

Adonis Saint McKenna- Younes Kahlaoui - 26/02/2044- Pisces

Tansy Pemberton-Howard- Lottie Moss- 2043

Maggie O’Shaughnessy- Ella Purnell- 17/09/2031- Virgo

Amber Jackson- Zoe Kravitz- 23/11/2031- Scorpio-Sagittarius Cusp

Libi Foley- Claudia Sulewski- 27/02/2032- Pisces*

Bobby Taylor- Fernando Lindez- 01/07/2032- Cancer

Cosmo Cavante- Arjan Van Hesteren- 23/08/2032- Leo-Virgo Cusp

Sylvie McKenna- Romi van Renterghem- 2032 ish

Jake Cohen- Timothee Chalamet- 2032 ish

Callum Quinn- Charlie Gillespie- 2032 ish

Margot McKenna- Camille Jansen- 2034 ish

Dash Cavante- Nayleye Junior Dolmans- 20/01/2034- Capricorn-Aquarius Cusp

Lux Abernathy- Hunter Schafer- 20/03/2034- Pisces-Aries Cusp

Jac Taylor- Alycia Debnam Carey- 17/09/2046- Virgo

Jameson Taylor- Iris Law- 21/06/2047- Gemini-Cancer Cusp

Savannah Moore- Laura Harrier- 12/05/2047- Taurus

#gen one #gen 1 #gen two #gen 2 #gen three #gen 3 #gen four #gen 4 #faces #plotting

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Handsome Devil

BBB (out of 5) With his father and stepmother living in Dubai, Ned has been left behind to attend a posh boarding school in his native Ireland and couldn’t possibly be more miserable: he’s a slight and quiet fellow who has no interest in rugby, which makes him the centre of all bullying activity at a school where toxic masculinity seems to be the most popular subject. When Ned gets a new…

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Vikings Season 6 Episode 17 Review: The Raft of Medusa

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This Vikings review contains spoilers.

Vikings Season 6 Episode 17

“Of course I do not trust them; they lie about everything.”

While there’s little question it’s King Harald’s mission to conquer Wessex that garners the bulk of our attention in this episode, it’s the final gasp of Ubbe and the Greenland survivors that captures the indomitable spirit of the Vikings. During Vikings six year run, we’ve witnessed unspeakably horrific acts both on the battlefield and behind closed doors, but “The Raft of Medusa” demands we glimpse another dark side of the human condition that transcends the physical plane and puts on display the human cost of the desire for greatness.

It’s easy to forget the consistent excellence Vikings displays in both its extended battle sequences and individual combat fights, and while the brief three minute skirmish between Ivar’s troops and Wessex’s soldiers continues that trend, it’s time to recognize the outstanding work performed by the makeup crew. The first glimpse we get of Ubbe (Jordan Patrick Smith), Torvi, and the others as they drift helplessly at sea, retains its emotional power because we’re struck by hollowed eyes and discolored skin of both the living and the dead as they lie huddled in the boat.

While it has certainly experienced some narrative high points, Floki’s tale has, for the most part, felt like an afterthought as the settlers struggle to get along first in Iceland and later in Greenland. However, it’s the mercurial behavior of Kjetill that forces Ubbe to orchestrate an unplanned escape from the inevitable chaos that shapes a storyline searching for meaning. The theological issues that Ubbe and Othere contemplate become central to the arc as both men desperately call on their god for help. Though neither man will admit it, the thought that they’ve been abandoned makes this struggle almost impossible to bear.

At this point in the series, the stakes for all the characters rise exponentially, so it would come as no surprise to see this aspect of the story tragically end. However, when Ubbe spies land off in the distance, Torvi’s failure to confirm his assertion momentarily leaves viewers with the idea that it’s a hallucination. But the spirits of those left alive rise as land is indeed within striking distance, and Ubbe begs Othere for forgiveness in an especially moving exchange. Is this the “golden land” predicted by Othere, but more to the point, where exactly do they find themselves?

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So while Ubbe’s settlers pray the gods have answered their prayers, Harald leads the men and women of Kattegat to Wessex for a showdown with King Alfred. Ingrid (Lucy Martin) proves to be much more capable than she appears, and when she questions whether Harald has any intention of returning alive, the political intrigue ramps up. To the end King Harald Finehair (Peter Franzén) stands as a character difficult to read. Once seen as exceptionally ambitious, he now senses “things are coming to a conclusion,” and in a somewhat shocking maneuver assigns Erik and Ingrid to rule in his absence. One of the shadier characters to join the Kattegat community, Erik’s (Eric Johnson) desire for power and for Ingrid to share his bed sets up one of the more satisfying developments in the episode.

It’s rarely a good idea to underestimate a witch, but that’s exactly what Erik does knowing full well she won’t think twice before using her power on the self-proclaimed kingmaker. “I make myself king, and you will be my queen,” he tells her, seemingly assured Harald will never return to Kattegat. Ingrid’s beauty is now eclipsed by the force of her sorcery, and watching her forage for roots and herbs before sensually brewing a spell to remove Erik from her path, reminds us of the valuable role the supernatural plays in Vikings. When she asks her goddess and the potion to “do your work,” it’s not initially clear what she seeks. Harald dead? Erik? Both?

Before we feel too sorry for Erik, let’s remember he previously sold Ingrid into slavery, and it’s certainly reasonable to consider that she perceives his current proposition as simply another form of bondage. Watching Erik stumble around the room unable to see neatly sets up Ingrid to take control in Harald’s absence. She’s learned a lot from the men in her life, and it will be fascinating to observe how she decides to rule the town. Will her reputation as a witch hinder or aid her ability to govern? With Erik now on the sidelines, it’s not clear whether she has anyone left in her corner to protect her now that she’s alone on the throne.

Vikings returns to Wessex, and King Alfred (Ferdia Walsh-Peelo) must once again fight to save his kingdom from the heathen army led by Harald and Ivar. This time, however, he doesn’t have the level-headed Ubbe at his side providing tactical advice and emotional support. Set against an Alfred who has not yet grown into greatness, Harald and Ivar sail up the river while Wessex’s king picnics in a meadow laying the groundwork for a battle that could be over before it even begins. Like her Norse counterparts Ingrid and Torvi, Elsewith (Róisin Murphy) is not afraid to challenge her husband, and interestingly challenges his manhood when he decides to abandon the family villa. She’s not wrong to ask what kind of message it sends to the people, but we’re also not sure whether a retreat to Chichester marks a tactical mistake or victory.

On the other hand, Queen Elsewith vocalizes her concern about an issue the people of Wessex must cope with on a daily basis – the threat of another pagan invasion. “Even when they are defeated, they win,” she tells Alfred who can arguably be blamed for giving up too much to broker the uneasy peace that continues to hold. Why does she see what Alfred either can’t see or refuses to acknowledge? “They [Norse army] don’t care.”

There are times when Michael Hirst forces connections between the parallel storylines, but the scene in which Ivar spots the deer in the field is brilliantly executed and speaks to the Elsewith’s concerns. Even though deer presages a trap the English set, it’s still valid to view Alfred as that deer up against the ever evolving Ivar Lothbrok. And it doesn’t take long for Ivar to reveal that he has an enemy other than Alfred. “Seems to me King Harald’s days are probably numbered,” he tells Hvitserk, setting up what could be a dangerous two front war. Will the Norse follow the sons of Ragnar or their duly elected king?

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Of course the episode’s title “The Raft of Medusa” makes a not so subtle allusion to the 19th century French painting with a similar name, but the interlocking themes extend well beyond Ubbe and the Greenland refugees. All the major players search for a renewed sense of purpose as they flounder in their present circumstances. The battle lines have been drawn in Wessex and Kattegat, and we wait to learn whether Othere has truly found his “golden land.”

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