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This man was a living breathing red flag and yet still got opportunity after opportunity. 

Never a good sign when I spend the action scenes peeling grapes to occupy my mind until they’re over.

*Record Scratch*

Black writers and actors need work just like anyone else, so of course they’re going to be able to find people willing to be part of this show, but that doesn’t at all take away from the fact that the show concept itself is the product of Benioff and Weiss, two white guys (who have apparently wanted to do something

This reminds me, I really need get myself a nice quality print of Beardsley’s The Lacedaemonian Ambassadors...

This seems particularly cruel in the context of calling the other twin Rumi, way to set up the life-long sibling resentment from the get go.

That’s the most ridiculous moustache I’ve ever seen and I live in a town with a lot of hipsters in it.

I hope Trump never learns about a shit ton of British towns last November (and this November, and next, and the one after that...)

“So, kid, stay out of politics, and give your brain a shower.”

The BBC did a neat little doc series recently about historical myths that covered Richard III and yeah, there was a ton of propaganda from the victorious side (natch) what this lady seemed to do though is just take the opposite extreme and believe everything written about him from when he was King, even though that

I for one am looking forward to seeing the no-budget post apocalypse film she’s been making with some friends in her garage.

That has instantly become my second favourite post on all of Twitter.

Or an old Barbie with clothes the kid made themselves out of a napkin and a watch strap.

I think there’s a movie being developed.

She’s got denial of reality down to a fine art...

Porcelain doll make-up job, blonde hair...pfft!

The one from last year went very heavy on the melodrama (and also nixed a lot of the ambiguity, which film and TV versions usually do a bit but this was even more so) which was a shame, although you’re right about the morality play part, that was very much the intent when it was written

How well is An Inspector Calls known in the U.S? Because the overarching concept behind this is...familiar. In the case of that play however, the messages aren’t being being delivered by the victim (in the stage version she isn’t present at all, though the films tend to add her in flashback) and there isn’t any kind

...a black educator for disabled children...