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noeavoiding · 13 days
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Jack Colgrave Hirst || Call The Midwife s11e01
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nomilkinmyteaplease · 10 months
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Go, be with your brother now...
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swiftzeldas · 2 years
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The Terror + Tom Hartnell
I shouldn’t have listened to you. And I deserved to be flogged. And by ordering it, the Captain’s given me a chance to clean my record and start anew. 
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thembys · 1 year
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Jack Colgrave Hirst as Derek Fleming in Call the Midwife (S10 E1)
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laissezferre · 4 months
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byneddiedingo · 2 years
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Judi Dench and Kenneth Branagh in All Is True (Kenneth Branagh, 2018) Cast: Kenneth Branagh, Judi Dench, Ian McKellen, Kathryn Wilder, Lydia Wilson, Hadley Fraser, Jack Colgrave Hirst, Sam Ellis, Clara Duczmal, Alex Macqueen, Gerard Horan, Nonso Anozie. Screenplay: Ben Elton. Cinematography: Zac Nicholson. Production design: James Merifield. Film editing: Úna Ní Donghaíle. Music: Patrick Doyle. Not much of All Is True is true; most of it is extrapolated from the scraps of documentation we possess about the life of William Shakespeare and turned by screenwriter Ben Elton into a domestic drama about the playwright's last years. It might have been called Shakespeare in Retirement. In Elton's imagining, Shakespeare (Kenneth Branagh hidden beneath a prosthetic nose and forehead) has left London after the Globe burns down during a performance of Henry VIII, which was also known as All Is True. He goes home to Stratford to mourn his son Hamnet, who had died many years earlier, and to plant a garden in his memory. Reunited with his wife, Anne (Judi Dench) and his daughters Susanna (Lydia Wilson) and Judith (Kathryn Wilder), he is plunged into various family difficulties. Susanna's husband, John Hall (Hadley Fraser), is a stern Puritan who, as Shakespeare says, would like to close the theaters from which the poet made his fortune. In fact, Susanna may be cheating on her husband and have contracted syphilis, as a scene in which she orders mercury -- then a treatment for the disease -- implies. Judith is a sulky 28-year-old self-declared "spinster," who resents her father for his preference for her dead brother. Eventually she marries Thomas Quiney (Jack Colgrave Hirst), only to find out that he has impregnated another woman, whereupon Shakespeare strikes Quiney from the will in which he has also left Anne the "second-best bed." (A real Shakespeare conundrum that gets a sly explication in the film.) It turns out that Shakespeare thought Hamnet to have inherited his gifts on the basis of some poems the boy supposedly wrote, when in fact Judith was the author of the poems. And though Hamnet was said to have died of the plague, the truth comes out that he committed suicide when Judith threatened to expose her authorship. The preposterous melodramatics of the screenplay and the plodding direction by Branagh fatally undermine the film, which has occasional good moments. There's a scene in which Shakespeare meets the Earl of Southampton, the beautiful youth of the sonnets now grown old, that's mostly a showpiece for Branagh and Ian McKellen as Southampton. Branagh/Shakespeare recites Sonnet No. 29 ("When in disgrace with fortune and men's eyes") and McKellen/Southampton repeats it. I think the scene was intended to introduce a frisson of homoeroticism, but it's not strong enough. Still, there's pleasure to be had in hearing two great actors speak Shakespeare's words. 
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theterroramc · 3 years
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christos_lawton: Thanks to all of you for watching The Terror, I hope you all enjoyed watching me eat a boot. It was so much fun to film with such a brilliant, talented group of people. Here are some of us terrors behind the scenes! 🎞
Additional photos via Christos’ Twitter!
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zombqueeen · 2 years
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My 3 Sexy Kings right here!
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petulant-cat · 3 years
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More Tom Hartnell gifs, because he‘s such a good boy
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sinnaminie · 4 years
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Newest The Terror plushie. It’s Tom Hartnell
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sasheenka · 4 years
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noeavoiding · 5 months
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Jack Colgrave Hirst || Call The Midwife s10e01
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nomilkinmyteaplease · 2 years
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Jack Colgrave Hirst in The Still Room that run in the Park Theatre in June 2022.
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megabucks85 · 3 years
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Christmas with The Terror Cast (Wrap-Up)
To summarize the past two weeks of insanity, here’s the complete list of films with The Terror cast to enjoy during the holiday season. And, I can’t believe it, but there are actually twelve... how perfectly fitting! 
Even though Christmas is nearly over, these are worth a watch as we social distance throughout the Winter. As Captain Crozier would say, “It’s not like we’re going anywhere.”
Without further ado, in no order of preference, here goes...
1) The Curious Case of Benjamin Button (2008) Jared Harris
 2) Harry Potter and The Sorcerer’s (Philosopher’s) Stone (2001) Ian Hart
3) Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 (2012) Ciaran Hinds
4) Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them (2016) Ronan Raftery
5) Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald (2018) Kevin Guthrie
6) Enemy of the State (1998) Ian Hart
7) Togo (2019) Nive Nielsen
8) Hugo (2011) Christos Lawton
9) The Secret Garden (1993) John Lynch
10) A Christmas Carol (2019) Adam Nagaitis
11) All Is True (2018) Jack Colgrave Hirst
12) To Walk Invisible (2016) Adam Nagaitis, David Walmsley
Twelve films, eleven Terror cast members - you can’t go wrong. Enjoy, and Merry Christmas!
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laissezferre · 3 years
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jack colgrave hirst (the terror, all is true) as benvolio
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theiceandbones · 4 years
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Been thinking a lot about Jack Colgrave Hirst as Benvolio Montague lately
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Smart, kind, funny, AND he's got the open button-up going on?? It's simply too good to be true, I tell you
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