I don't wanna sound like one of those "I ALWAYS KNEW" people, but I have for a long time just gotten a weird unsettling undercurrent vibe from Martin Freeman. He's not my cup of tea really.
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Pope Leo and Bob Dylan look like they're starring in an early '90s CBS drama in which two priests - one by the book and one who does things his own way - try to solve mysteries in their seemingly sleepy Midwestern town that hides a seedy underbelly.
i didn't see this coming
Imagine going back to 2011 and telling someone that the man voicing Tony Stark's AI assistant J.A.R.V.I.S. would eventually play the original Human Torch.
Paul Bettany's MCU journey comes full circle in 'VISIONQUEST', where he takes on the role of Jim Hammond, the original Human Torch, alongside Vision and Dr. Phineas Horton.
Jim Hammond first appeared in 'CAPTAIN AMERICA: THE FIRST AVENGER' as a silent, blink-and-miss Easter egg: a Synthetic Man displayed inside a glass case at the 1943 Stark Expo.
Back then, Bettany was only known as the voice of J.A.R.V.I.S. Now, he's bringing the character behind the MCU's original synthetic life to the screen.
From J.A.R.V.I.S. to Vision and now Jim Hammond, Bettany is playing multiple generations of artificial life in one franchise. A background Easter egg from 2011 has become a major part of the MCU's synthetic-life mythology.
I just checked as to when the Russell Brand trial might go on to and didn't realise it's actually gone to the jury as of a few days ago so really we will probably know very soon
he's gonna show up at Seth Rogens house like he's recruiting him for the avengers initiative and it's just to get him to stop toking
Callum Turner says his cannabis addiction made him miss four years of his life, even while he was building his acting career.
Speaking in 2020, the actor described smoking daily between the ages of 18 and 26.
He said he never smoked on set, but once he got home, he behaved like “a real addict.”
“I definitely missed four years of my life,” he recalled.
Turner said he eventually stopped through compassion for himself and a determination to change, because he didn’t want to keep missing his own life.
There was always an aspect of "needing experience to get experience" in terms of securing a job so I don't get folk making fun of this or having a go at her. The has definitely gotten way more competitive in the last 5-10 years and you do hear more & more stories like this
"If I had it my way I would be doing a nine-to-five every day. I would love to do that,” says Casey Smith. The 19-year-old is one of nearly a million young people in the UK classified as a Neet - not in education, employment, or training.
Read more: bbc.in/4kvyJoT
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TEXAS Say hello to your NEW Attorney General! Former Dragonball Z funimation Music Composer Nathan Johnson! 🤘🔥🇺🇸
It's good that the Texas went blue. I have mutuals in some of those bible belt states and I've seen the way they get generalised and subjected to so much hate over the years when they are essentially good people working to change a system largely going against them.
for the last hour i have thought this was the wee guy from Titans who wouldn't fuck up about the role of Robin. now i'm realising that was Curran Walters
Mason Thames will star as Dick Grayson in ‘DYNAMIC DUO’ — confirmed by Peter Safran.
The animated film follows Jason & Dick as a pair of street rats who name themselves the dynamic duo.
(Source: collider.com/dynamic-duo-mas…)
Apparently Thursdays are the day that most major Hollywood announcements get broken because it returns the most coverage. Could we see a James Bond casting announcement before the end of the week?
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Zombie is a song about how the IRA murdered Johnathan Ball, 3, and Tim Parry, 12.
No-one was ever arrested, charged or convicted for the killings, and the boys' families have never found justice.
'Zombie' by The Cranberries is a political song about Irish resistance to British colonialism and people play it at Halloween parties, and 'Hallelujah' by Leonard Cohen is a spiritual meditation on love and the human condition and people play it at Christmas parties.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
"Zombie" is not about Irish resistance—O'Riordan wrote it in protest after the 1993 IRA Warrington bombing that killed two children, condemning paramilitary violence. She said: "The IRA are not me. I'm not the IRA," calling it "a very human song" that "doesn't take sides." en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zombie_(T… irishpost.com/life-style/beh…
































