Vanitas Vanitarium, Et Omnia Vanitas By Vincenzo Lamolinara

Good Omens + text posts

#2 Deep Song Lyrics

Hard to fight what I can't see

Not tryna build no dynasty

I can't see beyond this wall

But we lost this game

So many times before

Lying on the cold floor

I'll be waiting, yeah

I'll be waiting from the other side

Waiting for the tide to rise

At The Door by The Strokes

The Macabre (Oils on Board) by myconius

in which crowley tries to convince himself that all is not yet lost, because underneath it all, he is an optimist…

The Fall

the final moments of angel!crowley

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let's be honest, how else did we think he got all those fire extinguishers?

how to ask the demon you've been smitten over for 6000 years to dance: an angel's guide

bonus:

Peter Jackson on casting Frodo

“Frodo was a very, very important character in the movies. But he’s also a very difficult character to play and to cast. […] We were convinced that Frodo is gonna be an English actor, ’cause we wanted the Hobbits to basically be English as Tolkien really wrote them. So, we went to London and we started auditioning.

We couldn’t think of any actor to play Frodo. We had nobody in mind. We thought it would be unknown English actor, a young kid. We were in London auditioning for about a month and we’ve probably seen three hundred Frodos. There were two or three that were okay, but nothing magical, you know. ’Cause Frodo had to be magical. Every time the casting room door opened and some nervous young actor would come in, we were saying, ‘is this gonna be Frodo?’ And you sort of know within ten seconds that it wasn’t really Frodo. It was a worry, but we were plugging on.

And then our casting director said to us one day, ‘A package’s just come in the mail. It’s from Elijah Wood’. It was a video tape, a VHS tape. I had heard Elijah’s name, but I’ve never seen a film he’d done. I actually had no face for Elijah, I didn’t know how he looked like.

So, we put the video tape in. Elijah was in LA and heard that we were in London and we’re not gonna come to LA. He really wanted to get this role. So, he hired a dialect coach to teach him accent, he’d gone to the local costume-hire, got some cheesy kind of Hobbit costume on. He’d gone into the trees somewhere behind his house with a friend, and he just videotaped his own audition. He didn’t have our script, so he was reading from the book, he was doing Frodo parts from the book.

I just put this video tape in, and literally, not having known who Elijah Wood was really, I just thought, ‘he’s wonderful, he’s absolutely great’. And so, Elijah cast himself”.

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