Magpie & Whale

I don’t have the right picture that’s intense enough for the role, but oh my heart, can you imagine Joe Armstrong playing Edgar from King Lear?

Know, my name is lost;
By treason’s tooth bare-gnawn and canker-bit:
Yet am I noble as the adversary
I come to cope.

Oh, bless thy five wits.

I’m starting to think Michelle Dockery might actually be awesome fancasting for Imogen. I mean, she and Tom Hiddleston are total buds, and they have great chemistry (one of the few things worth watching Return to Cranford for), and she’s a total Shakespeare babe, and, well. Yeah. Yeah.

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somanyperioddramas:

Elizabeth (1998)

Oh gosh, would-be Lady M of my heart.

amazonziti:

malenkydevil:

Aldis Hodge as Captain America [x]

Now I’m sad because of how much I want this.

MY BABY

I would be thrilled to pieces (YES I WOULD) if Aldis Hodge could just… play everyone. Aldis Hodge in more things is a guaranteed way to make the world a better place.

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fuckyeahhotactress:

Vera Farmiga 21st Annual Gotham Awards NYC Nov 28 2011

So it was Maria Doyle Kennedy (Vera Bates, Downton Abbey; Katherine of Aragon, The Tudors) who eventually became the face of Rigantona, but Vera Farmiga was a pretty close second.

Here she is with a monocle:

Lucky Imogen, huh? Catch up before the big reveal on Rigantona: The heavens must still work.

What Brix asks for, Brix gets. Posthumus Leonatus (or is it Cloten?) on his day off.

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Hello, fancast Imogen, played by the lovely Lisa Hannigan!

There are a lot of bedrooms and private places in the latest chapter of Innogen and the Hungry Half. See what happens when a princess wakes up and finds that the rules of the world are changing under her feet: The heavens must still work.

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