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On a gay Grassy Lantern
sukkal
MemberOvomorphJun PMWell, based on my extensive research (not), [url=]the ’mos don't appear universally pleased either[/url]. OMG! It's just like [url=]Prometheus[/url]!
craigamore
MemberOvomorphJun PMDC has what's referred to as the MultiverseNumerous parallel dimensions existing and frequently facing interdimensional interaction between characters from these various universesI skimmed an article about our gay Lantern here and, apparently, DC is running stories from a specific dimension other than EARTH -1, it's mainline universe, called EARTH This modern, gay, Alan Scott is apparently part of that roll out
sukkal
MemberOvomorphJun PMSo this means that it's just some kind of revisionist history? Like [url=]this[/url]? I still don't know what "concession" means in the original post. Was DC lobbied by human rights activists? Is the pos "pandering" more relevant? Perhaps I should go read about this somewhere queer
craigamore
MemberOvomorphJun PMSukkalAlan Scott's from DC's Golden Agehe had nothing to do with the Guardians of the Universe
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Friday marked the UK Premiere of Andrew Steggall&#;s DEPARTURE at the BFI London Production Festival, our first movie of the festival. Featuring two incredible central performances from Juliet Stevenson (The Village, The Hour, Bend It Like Beckham) and Alex Lawther (The Imitation Game), DEPARTURE is Andrew&#;s elegantly designed debut feature film. We caught up with Andrew this week for an exclusive interview for our blog.
Elliot (Lawther) is a dreamer who, with his mother Beatrice (Stevenson), is packing up their French country house in preparation to sell it. Elliot takes breaks to wander into the local village bar, where he writes romantic poetry, wearing a vintage French army coat and eyeing up the rough beauty of local boy Clément, who works on his motorbike.
1. Where did DEPARTURE come from – what was the genesis for the film?
Friends of mine have a house in France and I was lucky enough to spend some moment there one autumn. I was walking up the lane with two friends when the idea for the film emerged very strongly in my chief. The narrative revolves around a kind
faq
what’s your name?
fox!!
what gender are you?
trans man
pronouns?
he/him pls
do you kin anyone?
if i kinned alex characters. i don’t kin because i undertake. no <3
age?
20
[insert weird creepy thing about alex here]
please treat celebrities like human beings i beg of you
sexual orientation?
big gay
where perform you live?
i live in washington state (-:
what’s your personal?
@angelcoree for tumblr and @alexloveclub for twitter
what’s your favorite alex lawther movie/show?
i adore the end of the f***ing world, but besides the obvious, i really liked departure for the cinematography, ghost stories for the concept, and my absolute favorite besides teotfw has to be the translators.
where did you watch the translators?
a magician never reveals his secrets! DM me if you’re very curious though
what act you do for a living?
i’m in college atm studying english and innovative writing and very much hoping to do something with that. kinda wanna move to somewhe
Alex Lawther: 10 Facts You Necessitate To Know About The Conclude Of The F***ing World Star
Alex Lawther is one of the stars in The End Of The F***ing World – get to know the actor from his age to why he doesn't have Instagram.
1. Who is Alex Lawther?
Alex is a British star from Hampshire who is currently the star of Netflix series The End of the F***ing World, but you may include also seen him in Shadowy Mirror and The Imitation Game.
2. Who plays James in The End of the F***ing World?
James is played by Alex Lawther, who has been on the series since , and previously starred in shows such as Black Mirror and Howards End.
3. How old is Alex Lawther?
Alex is 25 years old, his birthday is 4 May
4. Is Alex Lawther British?
Alex is British! He was born in Winchester, Hampshire and grew up in Petersfield.
5. Was Alex Lawther in Black Mirror?
Alex played Kenny in the series of Jet Mirror.
6. Which films and TV shows has Alex Lawther been in?
Alex’s first big screen role was in The Imitation Game alongside Benedict Cumberbatch, where he pla