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dandrew-stuff · 11 months
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So…we have a date for the Daryl Dixon show( September 10th) and FTWD 8b(October 22th),so what about Rick&Michonne🥲?
I’m not asking for a date(ik that it’s too soon for a date),but at least some pics,little videos…Let’s see,maybe there’ll be something for us next friday at SDCC🤞🏽.
Btw,do you have any idea of how the SDCC will be organized this year in view of the strikes? I keep wondering if Andy, being English or Clemence Posey(one of the characters in the DD spin-off) being french,might be allowed to take part in the panel (if there’s one of course)?
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fathersonholygore · 8 months
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The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon 1x01 "L'âme Perdue"
The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon 1×01: “L’âme Perdue” Directed by Daniel Percival Written by David Zabel * For a recap & review of 1×02, click here. We find Daryl Dixon strapped to a boat floating towards land. He’s unconscious until he tips into the water, which brings him to life. He struggles to catch his breath and walk the rest of the way onto the nearby beach. What’s happened to Daryl since…
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swiftzeldas · 2 years
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NOT ADAM NAGAITIS GETTING CAST IN THE DARYL DIXON SPIN-OFF I WASNT GOING TO WATCH
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twdmusicboxmystery · 1 year
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What’s the twin theory? I’ve seen you mention that
That's actually a complicated question, and I should probably revamp the theory to encompass everything we've learned in the past year or two.
So, TWD often uses twins in various scenarios. Some examples include Noah's twin brothers (5x09 - WHAWGO) and the twins (adults in that case) with Georgie when Maggie first met her in S8.
The thing is, they often do this thing where one twin is good, and the other evil.
But they also do this with characters who aren't biologically twins. Sometimes they're just siblings (Lizzie and Mica) and other times they're just good and evil characters who are put together in the same arc (Glenn/Noah, Daryl/Dwight, Carol/Alpha, Rick/the Gov). Obviously none of them are biological twins, but the show finds other ways to make them similar. Similar clothing. The fact that they're both mothers, or leaders. The same, but opposites.
See, I think the twin thing is part of the Duality Theory, which you can read about HERE. It's a classic trope or archetype used often in literature: there's light side and a shadow side to all things and people. So, this is just the writers showing us a juxtaposition of good and evil.
This is something the writers have always done, and it's become much more heavy handed since Gimple took over in S4. But you have to be on the look for it. They don't go out of their way to point it out to us. They didn't give Nicholas devil horns and a pointy mustache, while dressing Glenn in white and having him stand under halos, right? If you're just a passive viewer, most of this won't occur to you consciously.
But...you guys have me. Me and my fellow theorists aren't your average passive viewers. 😉
So, what's all this got to do with Beth? We saw the duality theory specifically around Beth a LOT. Yet, she never really had a complimentary, shadow character like many of these other pairings do.
The best example of this comes from 5x09. We saw several duality pairings there in Ty's death hallucination, including Bob and Martin, who literally contradicted one another in dialogue, Tyreese and the Governor, and Lizzie and Mica. And of course there were Noah's twin brothers as well, one of who slept (death) peacefully on the bed, while the other attacked and bit Tyreese.
And Beth was there. But where was her duality pairing? There wasn't one. The only other thing we have in that episode was the voice on the radio, which gave constant and what are now-obvious references to the CRM.
Which sort of suggests that the CRM IS Beth's shadow side.
At the very least, having her there with all the other duality pairings and foreshadows of the CRM suggests that she'll be part of that story.
And now we have the Daryl spinoff. I've come to believe that Clemence Posey's character, Isabel, will also be an "evil twin" of Beth. And understand, that doesn't necessarily mean she'll be a villain. She may be, but in Nicholas and Glenn's case, Nicholas was more an antagonist than an evil villain. The point is, he was a foil for Glenn. And I believe Isabel will be that for Beth.
So, there will probably be things about her that are very Beth-like. There may even be things that freak people out because it seems like she might become his love interest. Heck, he may even be somewhat drawn to her specifically because of her Beth-like qualities.
But in the end, I think we'll find out she's not as sweet and kind hearted as she pretends to be. Again, maybe a villain, maybe not, but even if not, she just...won't be Beth. Not pure enough to be Daryl's soulmate.
I'll end my little novella here by pointing out something I realized a few days ago. The name "Isabel" is the Spanish equivalent of the name "Elizabeth." So Isabel and Beth literally have the same name.
Juuuuuust saying. 👭 Xoxo! ☔️😋
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sardonyyx · 4 months
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lestat. she’s derived from Clemence Posey and Nontobeko Mbuyazi on my screen @ the same time. Lestat is mixed race in this au bc while I think AMC’s decision to make louis Black redresses a lot of anne’s bs, I still want to redux her ancien regime boner thru a new lens
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undrcssed · 9 months
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MASTERLIST
A masterlist of muses that I have played throughout the years, that I am always willing to play. I do need to go over some of the FC's and probably make some changes since this list is YEARS old. But I will do that and update it!!
Abigail ‘Abbi’ Abrams FC: Victoria Justice 
Addison Smollen FC: Kendall Jenner 
Allison ‘Alli’ Ortiz FC: Madison Beer 
Amelia ‘Mia’ Abrams FC: Torrey Devitto
Ana Flores FC: Camila Mendes
Angelina Rose FC: Clemence Posey
Apollo Kona FC: Roman Reigns
Augusta ‘Gwen’ Porter FC: Hailey Baldwin
Avery Smollen FC: Kylie Jenner
Bailey Allwood FC: Katherine Langford
Bethany DuPont-Hunter FC: Rachel Bilson / FC: Crystal Reed
Benjamin DuPont FC: Theo James
Blaise Zabini FC: Keith Powers
Bleau St. Claire FC: Val Mercado
Braelyn Carter FC: Alycia Debnam Carey 
Caleb Kyriakos FC: Tom Austen
Callie Haverford FC: Gigi Hadid
Cameron Bartell FC: Natalia Dyer
Cathleen ‘Rey’ Murphy FC: Paige / Saraya Jade Bevis
Chasity Dean FC: Troian Bellisario
Clara Spencer FC: Alexis Ren
Connor O’Brien FC: Cody Saintgnue
Cooper Brozene FC: Joel Kinnaman
Cyrus Morgan FC: Scott Speedman
Daphne Greengrass FC: Pia Mia
Darya Smirnov FC: Taylor Hill
Davina Pace FC: Carmella Rose
Dawson St. James FC: Finn Wittrock
Dean Munroe FC: Jake Gyllenhaal
Demi O’Connor FC: Jessica Lowndes
Destiny Savvin FC: Eiza Gonzalez / FC: Salma Hayek
Dev Ambrogino FC: Nathan Parsons
Diya Gupta FC: Naomi Scott
Dorian Porter FC: Justin Hartley
Dylan Boyer FC: Olivia Wilde / FC: Odeya Rush
Eden Hunter FC: Danielle Campbell
Elizabeth Rush FC: Hayley Atwell
Evelyn Perez FC:  Bruna Marquezine
Genivive ‘Ginny’ Kennedy FC:  Alicia Vikander
Gracie Abernathy FC: Nicola Peltz
Harleen Quinzel FC: Margot Robbie
Hudson O’Connor FC: Charlie Hunnam
Hunter Munroe FC: Kit Harington
Irina Savvin FC: Claire Holt
Isabella Martinez FC: Naya Rivera  Christian Serratos
Isobel Garcia FC: Jackie Cruz
Ivy Hartley FC: Maggie Duran
Jack Collins FC: Tom Holland
Jalessa Myers FC: Jade Thirlwall
Jayden Munroe FC: Leigh Anne Pinnock
Jayson Hunter FC: Dominic Sherwood
Jennifer Martinez FC: Diane Guerrero 
Joanna ‘Joey’ Martell FC: Marie Avgeropoulos
Judith Grimes FC: Daisy Ridley 
Karina Smirnov FC: Irina Shayk / FC: India Eisley
Katherine ‘Katy’ Abernathy FC: Katie Stevens
Katya Ambrogino FC: Ariel Winter
Keith Newman FC: Travis Mills
Kimber Rhodes FC: Karla Souza
Layla Abernathy FC: Emily Kinney / FC: Candice Swanepoel
Leah Douglas FC: Nathalie Emmanuel / FC: Amandla Stenberg
Lee McBride FC: Dan Stevens
Lilliana ‘Lily’ Rey FC: Bella Thorne Luca Hollestelle
Lorelei Ambrose FC: Imogen Poots
Maddox Young FC: Amadeus Sarafini
Madison Nolan FC: Ashley Greene
Makenna Dean FC: Shelley Hennig
Mateo Fiore FC: Theo Rossi
Matheus Silva FC: Chay Suede
Matty Dodson FC: Cody Christian
Maximus ‘Mac’ Porter FC: Austin Butler
Melanie Rhee FC: Lauren Cohan
Mickey Wolfe FC: Troye Sivan
Natalia ‘Talia’ Smallwood FC: Emily Ratajkowski
Nate Ballard FC: Randy Orton
Nikolai Savvin FC: Joseph Morgan
Paige Stabler FC: Madison Davenport
Pansy Parkinson FC: Nona Komatsu
Parker Mercer FC: Jeffrey Dean Morgan
Phoenix Dattolo FC: Avan Jogia
Piper Romero FC: Maia Mitchell / FC: Giza Lagarce
Priyah Jacobs FC: Alysha Nett
Psyche FC: Sophie Turner
Rami Armand FC: Zayn Malik
Reagan Powers FC: Allison Williams
Rhea Lockhart FC: Julianne Hough
Richard Thorne FC: Jon Hamm
Rose Granger-Weasley FC: Madelaine Petsch
Ryan O'Brien FC: Cam Gigandet
Samantha ‘Sammie’ Barker FC: Arden Cho
Sergei Savvin FC: Max Riemelt
Sierra Tsu FC: Dichen Lachman
Stella La’ei Kona FC: Nikki Reed
Sunshine ‘Sunny’ Jacobs FC: Dove Cameron 
Sydney Pearson FC: Zendaya 
Tanya Dash FC: Khole Kardashian Bree Kish
Teegan O'Brien FC: Lili Reinhart
Titus Kona FC: Jason Momoa
Tobias Graves FC: Travis Fimmel
Trent Lancaster FC: Andrew Lincoln
Valentino De Luca FC: Dominic Cooper
Veda Patil FC: Priyanka Chopra
Wyatt Cahill FC: Ryan Guzman
Xavier Waters FC: Don Benjamin
Zion Waters FC: Ricky Whittle
Zoe DiMarco FC: Bex Taylor-Klaus / FC: Ruby Rose / FC: Ash Stymest
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a-burning-desire · 3 years
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Clemence Posey
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angelstills · 4 years
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S4, Ep. 4: Touch of Eva (2010) Gossip Girl (2007-2012)
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sgtbuckyybarnes · 5 years
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I keep telling everybody they should move on. Some do. But not us.
Harper Rhodes + Endgame 
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madeline-kahn · 6 years
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Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (2005) dir. Mike Newell
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falkenscreen · 4 years
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Resistance
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Those famous aren’t always known for their greatest achievements.
Marcel Marceau (Jesse Eisenberg), upon the furtherance of Nazi aggression, joins the French Resistance years before his later notoriety as a performer. Charming children through mimicry and mime, his and others’ efforts soon turn to ensuring their wards’ safe escape from the German and Vichy forces.
This genre of narrative, for which there remains no end of true, fictionalised or semi-fictionalised retellings to capture, remains a reliable staple of any given film year for good reason; they’re compelling, relevant and enduringly important to so many and especially those of particular backgrounds, this author no less.
Crucially, Resistance exists primarily within the Shoah (Holocaust) genre of film where there is a reliably lesser emphasis on fictionalisation, though this feature does venture more heavily into the World War 2-centric, action-thriller driven style of storytelling in its second and third acts. Edward Zwick’s Defiance too addresses the significant distinction and is analogous in its balance.
Those sections that do emulate thrillers resplendent throughout the sixties and seventies similarly fall back on very conventional structures with the narrative here bookended by needless flash-forwards. Fixating passingly on the essential dynamics of any given strategy which fall by the wayside in of all things a war movie about the French Resistance, much greater focus is granted to the in fairness very strong dynamics between the main players.
Eisenberg delivers another consistently good performance, subverting his traditional lithely detached, outwardly wrought persona typically deployed for comedic ends in the service of more darkly dramatic content. Matthias Schweighofer excels as Barbie; outlining his character as overtly charming while maniacally-motivated in a searing turn emblematic of the most extreme contradictions and true to life tendencies of the Nazi leadership with which film rarely tackles; Inglourious Basterds too doing so to great effect.
Clemence Poesy navigates the more greatly difficult material with aplomb while Game of Thrones’ Bella Ramsey, well-depicting the most developed character among the various orphans featured, shows just how far her dramatic potential reaches beyond Westeros within several sequences including a particularly tense stand-off with senior Nazi officials.
Given the action-driven subject matter the film is absent a necessarily faster pace ill-achieved in light of its two hour length. Resistance, in addition to covering two genres, is expansive for covering many tangents throughout; emphasising a familiar if singular guerrilla-driven story in its three final quarters. Less minutes are allotted to two advents this film is most memorable for and could just as well have permitted much greater run times.
The idea of performance art, mockery or pantomime as catharsis for dealing with trauma is not unique to this movie, being evident throughout for instance the works of Mel Brooks, various satires of the Nazis including Charlie Chaplin’s contributions (to which Resistance acknowledges a debt) and moreover Marceau’s oeuvre. Covered at the beginning, while the film too later highlights Marceau’s unique stylings his especial talents largely give way to a much greater focus for very significant lengths on more conventionally-driven episodes.
The conception of resistance through art or art as resistance relayed to some extent through Eisenberg’s physical performance and the childrens’ reactions, it is otherwise teased out via discussion which like much of the local, national and international ramifications of the film’s events are laboured by some expository dialogue as distinct from the more naturalistic interplay accompanying the art-centric scenes.
Moreover, Marceau, and miming more generally, connote the approach that great emotion and understanding can be better pursued through movement or action, rather than words. The idea that pure physical expression absent vocal (or as is the case here musical) articulation can better convey understandings of loss, suffering or indeed kinship, as captured by a beautiful early scene between Eisenberg and Poesy, in the context of the Shoah genre of cinema is notably powerful and underexplored.
Further and significantly so, Resistance addresses, through Marceau’s wordless conveyances, as many implicitly or explicitly accept, that the nature of trauma and dimensions thereof suffered due to this era cannot necessarily be verbally articulated but may be better imparted through more fundamental gestures of universal recognition as encapsulated by Marceau’s so accessible and translatable art. Something so worth exploring, it is covered movingly, if sparingly.
Resistance has its Australian premiere online as part of Classic, Lido, Cameo and Ritz’s ‘At Home’ streaming platform which in collaboration with the Jewish International Film Festival (JIFF) are hosting a live online Q&A with Jesse Eisenberg at 9:30PM on June 10
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bluecollarfilm · 7 years
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Final Portrait (2017)
Final Portrait is the story of the touching and offbeat friendship between American writer and art-lover James Lord and world-renowned Swiss artist Alberto Giacometti, as seen through Lord's eyes and revealing unique insight into the beauty, frustration, profundity and sometimes the chaos of the artistic process. Set in 1964, while on a short trip to Paris, Lord is asked by his friend, Giacometti, to sit for a portrait. The process, promises Giacometti, will take only a few days and so Lord agrees -- ultimately wondering "how much longer can it go on like this?"
Directed by:   Stanley Tucci
Starring:   Geoffrey Rush, Armie Hammer, Clemence Poesy, Sylvie Testud, Tony Shalhoub
Release date:   August 18, 2017
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twdmusicboxmystery · 1 year
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Honestly I want to confirm the belief that Daryl won’t have a romantic interest in any of the new characters in the spin-off. I could’ve sworn that I read somewhere in an interview(or was it you?) that said his spin-off was only 6 episodes or something. So if we’re being completely honest here—there’s absolutely no way Daryl would be set up with a new character in that limited amount of time. Norman said himself he would want his character to play it slow and awkward. He can’t just jump into a relationship like that. Also, even if they created some type of time jump in his spin-off, us viewers will still know very little about this new romantic interest and it truthfully just wouldn’t work out. I feel like you don’t even have to be a Bethyl shipper in order to agree that Daryl shouldn’t be put with some new character who the viewers barely know/saw and feel no connection to. It has to be someone who Daryl is deeply connected with, and honestly Beth brought out the best in him—just saying.
For the record, I think the Daryl spinoff will be longer than 6 episodes. I think the first season will be either 8 or 10. And everyone is talking about them filming a second season, now. I'm gonna harp one more time about how that *STILL* hasn't been confirmed by an official source, but they've been filming long enough now that it's probably true.
Despite the probability of a longer length, I still agree with what you said about them not setting him up with another random, new character. They already did that with Leah, as me and my fellow theorists keep talking about. What would be the point of doing it again? ANOTHER toxic relationship? Why?
While I DO feel like they purposely cast a blond, petite actress to invoke Beth, I think most of the stuff about him having a relationship (other than platonic, I mean) with Clemence Posey's character is mostly just misdirection.
I've also heard TD skeptics get after us by zeroing in too much on the blond actresses. Like, is EVERY blond actress they cast meant to invoke Beth?
In short, um, yes? Notice how they don't keep casting actresses closer to his age with buzzed, gray hair to invoke Carol. Or dark skinned actresses with dreads to invoke Michonne. It's ALWAYS these blonds that are eerily similar to Beth. And she's the only character with that look who had a major impact on Daryl, and who's arc was abruptly cut short and left wide open. The only one who's body disappeared from the narrative without explanation, and who AMC later quietly, through a trading card, of all things, suggested was buried in a white church, in a sequence they conveniently left out of the show and never mentioned. (If you have no idea what I'm talking about, read THIS.)
Anyway, my point is, I agree. This isn't just wishful thinking because of our ship. It's evidence-based and the weirdness around it has never gone away or been resolved. And here they are, casting another blond, petite actress who is strikingly similar to Beth. I'm just saying.
Thanks Dear! Xoxo! 🍀💗
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