I really liked his hair during DOS Premiere time.
Of course, my favorite spy always looked perfect
Photo from The Fashion Court
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Starwhispers.com
Zimbio
Pinterest
Thursday, April 30, 2015
Wednesday, April 29, 2015
Day 23 Richard Armitage 31 Day Challenge
A Scene Which Made You Cry
Spoilers if you haven't seen the film
The Hobbit: BOTFA
thanks to screencapped.net
Tuesday, April 28, 2015
Day 22 Richard Armitage 31 Day Challenge
First Character you Think Of
John Thornton
Thanks to RichardArmitageOnline and RichardArmitagenet.com
Monday, April 27, 2015
New Richard Armitage Interview this Week on Yahoo Movies UK - Look for it Next Few Days
@faboamanto yep interviewed him this morning for the Hobbit 3 DVD - will put up interview on @YahooMoviesUK in next couple of days!
— Orlando Parfitt (@OrlandoParfitt) April 27, 2015
Richard Armitage is now the person I've interviewed the most - five times and counting for The Hobbit
— Orlando Parfitt (@OrlandoParfitt) April 27, 2015
Day 21 Richard Armitage 31 Day Challenge
A Favourite Photoshoot
The Sunday Times magazine in 2006.
I'm not sure who the photographer was for this photoshoot. I should know it, but I don't. It is still a favorite, and also has my favorite photo of Richard - oh that smile.
Love him in that black coat.
I'm not sure if it was even the same photoshoot.
The Sunday Times magazine in 2006.
I'm not sure who the photographer was for this photoshoot. I should know it, but I don't. It is still a favorite, and also has my favorite photo of Richard - oh that smile.
Love him in that black coat.
I'm not sure if it was even the same photoshoot.
Sunday, April 26, 2015
Day 20 Richard Armitage 31 Day Challenge
A Favourite Character Outfit
Thanks to RichardArmitageCentral and RichardArmitageNet.com
Guy of Gisborne
Thanks to RichardArmitageCentral and RichardArmitageNet.com
Saturday, April 25, 2015
Day 19 Richard Armitage 31 Day Challenge
Beard, Stubble, or Clean Shaven?
But he's also gorgeous with a beard or clean shaven:
(pics from RichardArmitageNet.com)
STUBBLE
Stubble is my favorite
But he's also gorgeous with a beard or clean shaven:
(pics from RichardArmitageNet.com)
Friday, April 24, 2015
Day 18 Richard Armitage 31 Day Challenge
A Favourite Quote About Him
“Its strange, because in real life he’s so quiet, and he’s very unassuming and shy, and yet you put him in those boots and that coat and give him a sword, and he immediately assumes an incredible authority . . . He always walked like Thorin on set, and when he’s Richard, he walks in a completely different way.”
New York Daily News, December 2012, Peter Jackson on Richard Armitage
“We auditioned the role of Thorin and saw many, many actors and Richard really managed to capture for us the very important sense of nobility because he is essentially playing a king, but also the conflict as to whether or not he has the ability to lead these dwarves on this very difficult quest, a small number to fight a dragon, to reclaim a homeland, it’s a very noble thing he’s trying to do but he doesn’t really have the resources. Also, with the character, there’s a sense of honour, the quiet honour that Richard carries which I think is absolutely superb. As an actor, Richard is one of those very rare actors in which he uses stillness and he uses quiet to draw your eye. There can be a lot of things happening on the screen, there can be many characters on the screen, and yet Thorin in his stillness draws your attention. It’s a very, very rare skill and he’s somebody when he’s on screen your eyes go to, you want to watch.”
Peter Jackson, Press Conference in Japan for The Hobbit:AUJ Premiere, Dec 2012
“Its strange, because in real life he’s so quiet, and he’s very unassuming and shy, and yet you put him in those boots and that coat and give him a sword, and he immediately assumes an incredible authority . . . He always walked like Thorin on set, and when he’s Richard, he walks in a completely different way.”
New York Daily News, December 2012, Peter Jackson on Richard Armitage
“We auditioned the role of Thorin and saw many, many actors and Richard really managed to capture for us the very important sense of nobility because he is essentially playing a king, but also the conflict as to whether or not he has the ability to lead these dwarves on this very difficult quest, a small number to fight a dragon, to reclaim a homeland, it’s a very noble thing he’s trying to do but he doesn’t really have the resources. Also, with the character, there’s a sense of honour, the quiet honour that Richard carries which I think is absolutely superb. As an actor, Richard is one of those very rare actors in which he uses stillness and he uses quiet to draw your eye. There can be a lot of things happening on the screen, there can be many characters on the screen, and yet Thorin in his stillness draws your attention. It’s a very, very rare skill and he’s somebody when he’s on screen your eyes go to, you want to watch.”
Peter Jackson, Press Conference in Japan for The Hobbit:AUJ Premiere, Dec 2012