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Rachel, 21, atheist, feminist, fangirl, Australian. Crushing hard on Christoph Waltz at the moment. But I'm shamefully fickle so my obsessions change with the wind. Consistently in love with: Star Trek, Harry Potter, Battlestar Galactica, Lord of the Rings, old movies, and anything created by Joss Whedon.
TIFF Much Ado About Nothing portraits (2012): Amy Acker and Alexis Denisof
Much Ado About Nothing gets a release date
“Roadside Attractions and Lionsgate have set a June 7 opening for Much Ado About Nothing… The film will open that day in five markets and then broaden out on June 21”.
That’s my birthday! But it won’t be out here on 7 June :(
"There was only from Maurice Angel of Angel Costumes. I’d had three fittings of that very tight uniform - none of them fucking fit. None of them So I did the dress rehearsal of “Much Ado” in my street clothes while everybody else was in their fucking costumes. I apologized. I said I’m sorry the fucking thing isn’t ready. And then Peter Hall stepped from out front and said: “Chris, where’s your costume?”. I said: “Peter, I’m sorry. It’s just, to tell you the truth, it doesn’t fit and I’ve had three fittings.” And Angel was in the wings with it as I spoke. And he threw my costume onto the stage and said: “Make it yourself, you bloody colonial."
— Christopher Plummer (on working with the Royal Shakespeare Company) “How were they about the Canadian doing it? Was their any animosity at all?”
Christopher Plummer (Benedick) and Geraldine McEwan (Beatrice) in Much Ado About Nothing at the RSC, 1961. Directed by Michael Langham.
Christopher Plummer as Benedick in Royal Shakespeare Company’s Much Ado About Nothing (1961)
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Remember that one time when Christopher Plummer was gorgeous?
Dude he’s still gorgeous.
Oh. Dear. God.
Christopher Plummer as Benedick in Much Ado About Nothing.
