cordeliaistheone reblogged
I made reaction images and I thought I would share some…
I actually told @dickwheelie I would post them like a while ago and totally forgot lol
cordeliaistheone reblogged
Michael Sheen explaining emoji innuendo to a horrified David Tennant
David’s face I’m dyyyyying 😂😂😂
spatscolombo
I do know the difference between real life and fiction but I also like how this and other interviews map onto the character interpretation of Aziraphale being completely chill with sex because it’s basically sushi with friction vs Crowley being like WHAT I mean I’ve been in DESPERATE ALL-CONSUMING LOVE for 6000 years but that’s DIFFERENT what’s a DICK
‘sushi with friction’
sushi with friction
cadhla-marie
I feel like I involuntarily made a face similar to the one David is making when I read the phrase “sushi with friction.”
cordeliaistheone reblogged
David Tennant and Michael Sheen discuss their favorite (and least favorite) costumes from Good Omens episode 3′s cold open
#good omens#michael sheen#david tennant#costumes#r.i.p me#i love them so much#re good omens#wearing tights is always a treat#im actually in love#i can't stop watching his nhs speeches etc to procrastinate essay writing#i can't even pretend this is research as i already handed in my welfare state essay
cordeliaistheone reblogged
50 Favourite People ● Michael Sheen
I think your successes depend on your failures. In a way, whether something succeeds or fails doesn’t matter at all - the point is that you strive, that you take risks, and that you challenge yourself. By doing so, inevitably some of those risks are going to pay off, and some of them are going to turn into what would be considered failures. But when you look back it’s very hard to disentangle the successes from the failures. It’s all a process.
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