…This must be my first Norman reblog. For a worthy cause and for the truth and for his handsome face!
Reblogged from chocobos say kweh
BECAUSE THIS IS WHAT WE ALL ARE THINKINGBECAUSE HE ISN’T AFRAID TO SHOW HIS PERFECT
Reblogged from A Tale of Two Tunas
“A great teacher changed my life.”Always reblog this speech. Anyone has a link to the actual video?
Reblogged from chocobos say kweh
This show is about people who are metaphorically lost in their lives, who get on an airplane, and crash on an island, and become physically lost on the planet Earth. And once they are able to metaphorically find themselves in their lives again, they will be able to physically find themselves in the world again. When you look at the entire show, that’s what it will look like. That’s what it’s always been about. - Damon Lindelof
Reblogged from WONK
I know you and Andrew Lincoln tested for this show together and were the first regulars cast, so what was it like, now, completing that journey? Take me inside the filming of that final confrontation and the emotions at play while playing it.
We shot that scene all night long. And the entire cast came out and spent the entire night out on that field to be there for the last scene, and Jeff DeMunn [who played the recently deceased Dale] actually had been gone. He lives on a farm in upstate New York, and he had flown down and surprised me to be there for my last scene, which just touched me. And like I said, there was a lot of feeling about the last scene. The writers wanted it to be one way, the actors wanted it one way, the producers wanted it to be another way, I think everybody just sort of had their idea of what that scene should be, and it was just Andy and I in the woods walking out together, and Andy and I turned to each other and said, “You know what, man, this is you and me. Let’s do this for you and me.” I can’t imagine a better actor, a better partner, to do this with, and it’s been the honor of my acting career to act alongside Andrew Lincoln. He’s my brother, he’s my best friend that I’ve made in the acting world, and to go out the way I did and go out with who I did — it was, and still is, very emotional.
Reblogged from Methane Skies
Sometimes being a brother is even better than being a superhero. - Marc Brown
Reblogged from Methane Skies
