THE BOYFRIENDS!! MARRIED ACTUALLY!! IT'S CANON I SWEAR I'M NOT CRAZY.

Henry Cavill being the most BORING on this

Argylle Electric Energy, featuring Henry Cavill, Bryce Dallas Howard, Samuel L Jackson, Bryan Cranston, Sam Rockwall.

SAM ROCKWELL  as Captain Klenzendorf in JOJO RABBIT  (2019), dir. Taika Waititi

好きなシーン。 エイダンは　「くそっ！　かわいいな！」　と思ってる

Forgot to cut the audio at the end. Anyway, such a silly outlaw!!! :3

That's my humble and stupid contribution to the Willscuella Fandom.

I traced a gay cowboy Brazilian meme with Javier and Bill. The translation would be something like: "When the fat/chubby guy keeps teasing you." THIS IS SO CHEESY AND UNCANNY I DUNNO WHY I DID THAT, BUT IT IS SO THEM.

The original pic

Vincent is already a Twink what you mean. This is damn accurate

Vincent vega and Jules Winnfield drawing but I somehow have an obsession with drawing Jules with sunglasses (????) I THINK IT LOOKS SO COOL ON HIM AND IT REMEMBERS ME OF ELWOOD AND JAKE FROM THE BLUES BROTHERS YJDRJRISJEHEDHWJ

I don't know how to draw Vincent he looks like a twink on my artstyle please don't bully me🥹🥹🥹

I have literally no idea how to articulate this, but. Sam Rockwell doesn't have slut energy. His characters, though? Definitely. Justin Hammer? Bratty slut. Jason Dixon? Probably in denial. Zaphod Beeblebrox? Canon. Captain K? BITCH, THE 1920S WERE WILD.

I. I mean respectfully, though-

OH GOD I'M NOT THE ONLY THAT LOVES THE IDEA O EDDIE BEING AN AYESHA FAN (projecting fr)

I SWEAR HE WOULD LOVE "Fresh Meat" TOO

Eddie is so me

Martin McDonagh Defends ‘Three Billboards’ Against Backlash Over Sam Rockwell’s Racist Character

Martin McDonagh wants you to know his Oscar-nominated screenplay in no way tries to redeem Rockwell's racist cop.

“It mostly comes from the idea of Sam Rockwell’s character, who’s a racist, bigoted asshole, that his character is seemingly being redeemed, maybe,” McDonagh says of the backlash. “I don’t think his character is redeemed at all – he starts off as a racist jerk. He’s the same pretty much at the end, but, by the end, he’s seen that he has to change. There is room for it, and he has, to a degree, seen the error of his ways, but in no way is he supposed to become some sort of redeemed hero of the piece.”

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