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I should warn you that I reblog also NSFW pictures and texts and don't always tag them. I reblog porn and pictures of naked people of all genders and sexualities. If you choose to follow me, these themes will appear on your dashboard.
© All copyrighted materials posted on this personal blog are for the sole purposes of documenting and illustrating my interests. All rights are reserved and respected to their original copyright owners. No copyright infringement of any kind is intended.
Posts tagged "mark gatiss"
“I think this was one of the most satisfying things to get my teeth into as Holmes because we’re not doing putty noses and silly wigs and sunglasses as disguises, so the idea that he can mercurially change characteristics in order to seduce people into confessing, or just getting what he wants or controlling the situation even, is really very good fun to play.” - Benedict Cumberbatch
Stone cold fabulous.
(via thescienceofjohnlock)
I feel subtly different,” he says. “I don’t know what it is, but it’s nicer. It was a lovely, very moving day. I was most moved by the notion of our families coming together. My brother said it’s the best wedding he’s ever been to. It was amazing to think that our families were so completely at ease with the whole idea of a gay wedding. And then there was the incredible irony that it took place in Middle Temple underneath a portrait of Sir Edward Carson, the man who prosecuted Oscar Wilde. So when I did my little speech the first thing I did was flick him two fingers. ‘This one’s for Oscar.’
Mark Gatiss, on his wedding, and being married (via rollmeoutside)
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