angelique. french. not spoiler free.
like: game of thrones, matthew macfadyen, richard armitage, ripper street, eion bailey, jennifer morrison, the hobbit/LOTR,
pride and prejudice, band of brothers, final fantasy, doctor who
selfless, brave and true puppets. (x)
Filming begins on Ripper Street series two →
Small article (no spoilers) by What’s on TV with Matthew talking about the second season:
A second series of the Victoria crime drama Ripper Street has started filming in Dublin.
The BBC One hit series, set in the grim environment of London’s Whitechapel, has reunited lead actors Matthew Macfadyen, Jerome Flynn and Adam Rothenberg as Victorian crime-fighters Inspector Reid, Sergeant Drake and Captain Jackson.
Matthew said: “It’s fantastic to begin shooting in Dublin again for the second series of Ripper Street - and to be reunited with much of the wonderful cast and crew from last year. Also to be reunited with my bowler hat - I’d missed it.
“The show’s creator Richard Warlow has given us two wonderful, strange and unsettling opening episodes, teeming with the fierce and fragile life of Victorian Whitechapel.”
As the 19th Century enters its final decade, the streets teeter on the brink of moral collapse, and nowhere is the declining British Empire’s problems felt more keenly than in its dark heart: the East End of London. Myanna Buring returns as brothel madam Long Susan, while Joseph Mawle joins the cast as the corrupt and amoral Inspector Jebediah Shine, here to test the good men of Leman Street to their limits.
Series two of Ripper Street will screen in 2014.
30 DAYS OF FEMALE AWESOME
favourite lead female character → col. samantha carter
ybee:
you guys I just
the Hound rolled up Arya in a blanket burrito at night
I can’t- this book
someone help
There are so many truly hilarious elements of the roadtrip that I keep forgetting. But this art is perfect.
I think he tied rope around the blanket burrito, too. So Arya couldn’t get out of the nightly imprisoning blanket burrito.
It was a good plan, actually.
It was the worst job I’ve ever had. I couldn’t get a job that year. And, finally, my agent calls me and he says, “I’ve got some good and some bad news. I’ve got a job for you and it shoots in Cape Town.” I said, “That’s fantastic!” […] He said, “Well, it’s a German sausage commercial.” I was young and going to be a serious actor. That was the last thing I thought I was going to be doing. (x)
