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I fell again.
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"There’s nothing left for him." "His daughter… she loves him."
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i just felt like making some roy gifs
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it was the natural order of things
a l l t h i n g s m u s t d i e .
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It was the natural order of things… all things must die.
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"I will search the four corners of this Earth, find Governor Odious and joyously kill him. By the Blue Bandit’s Honor, I swear, I will annihilate him and everything that he loves!"
“When I get out from the hospital, I miss Roy very much. My mother told me that he plays in pictures and he does things that the other actors cannot do, like falling and hitting and when they climb on something, when they… I didn’t believe my mother, but then I saw him.”
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It’s a bandit’s secret. I need the pills to finish the story.
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sinisteria
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The Fall Behind the Scenes: Lee’s Method Acting
Lee Pace spent the two months it took to film The Fall’s hospital scenes a wheelchair. Only a select few of the crew knew that he could actually walk.
“It was hard (…) but it was about getting that performance out of Catinca, and making her feel comfortable with me, and putting the mood on set that she would be sensitive to. I do think it was valuable, because it caught a level of realism in those scenes with Catinca, a privacy and sensitivity that I don’t know we would have gotten without doing it.”
Source: stoopidsarah
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Wake up, its not the time to sleep now.
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A miscommunication between the casting agent and Catinca Untaru led her to believe that Lee Pace was a real-life paraplegic. Director Tarsem Singh found that this brought an added level of believablity to their dialogue, so he decided to keep almost the entire cast and crew under the same impression. Singh had to speak to the actor playing Alexandria’s father and explain that his role was smaller than it appeared, since the script implied that he played the role of the bandit (actually played by Pace) in the fantasy scenes. Apparently it was hard to keep up the lie - a makeup artist walked into a room to find Pace standing and almost passed out from shock. [x]