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brookriver-mudlark · 1 year

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started reading The Fountainhead as an intellectual exercise, and am rapidly losing sentience as I progress

#ayn rand #the fountainhead #objectivism #my art #howard roark #peter keating #this book is a horrific glimpse into a hollow life of self-denial and repression packaged and sold as defiance #the best moment of the book so far has been roark lying on his back in the grass just feeling the soil pressing against his skin #a single moment of this man actually feeling alive and in his own flesh #and then the next chapter happens #and you watch him be swallowed by the monster that ayn rand thought of as perfection #ok also #gay gay homosexual gay #brookriver art

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literaryromps · 11 months

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Peter Keating when Mama Keating implies Schlenker is going to get the job with Francon if he goes to Beaux-Arts:

#The Fountainhead by Ayn Rand #Peter Keating #Mrs. Keating #Guy Francon #I am going to shitpost my way through this horror of a book as a means of survival #Keating is a drama gay and I will not be taking questions #You don't want my advice anyway

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ash5monster01 · 12 days

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Peter Weir behind the scenes of Dead Poets Society

#peter weir #dead poets society #neil perry #john keating #todd anderson #knox overstreet #charlie dalton #richard cameron #gerard pitts #robert sean leonard #ethan hawke #robin williams #gale hansen #dylan kussman #allelon ruggiero #james waterston #josh charles #dead poets #dps

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rocknluvy · 2 months

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this filming-of dead poets society pic >>>>>

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leaawrites · 5 months

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Masterlist

Requests are open!

Look into the tags to see who I'm writing for!

Harry Potter

Golden trio era

Shower Secrets, o.w.

Happiness, t.n.

Under the mistletoe, l.b.

Little life, l.b.

Mauaraders era

Ribbons in your hair, r.l.

Percy Jackson

Take away the pain, p.j.

Underwater, p.j.

Flowers, p.j.

Stars in her eyes, p.j.

Valentine's day kisses, p.j.

It's nice to have a friend, p.j.

Distant Lover, p.j.

Midnight hour with you, p.j.

Rumors, l.c.

Hsmtmts

Our Place, r.b.

tolerate it, r.b.

Marvel

Snowfall, p.p.

Celebrities

Inhaler

Missing you, r.m.

Original Work

It's nice to have a friend (story)

Cliffside (poem)

From Paris, with love (poem)

#masterlist #harry potter universe #elijah hewson #robert keating #ryan mcmahon #remus lupin #sirius black #oliver wood #lorenzo berkshire #mattheo riddle #peter parker

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burtonesque · 11 months

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dead poets society ｡･:*˚:✧｡

(directed by Peter Weir, starring Robin Williams, Ethan Hawke, Robert Sean Leonard)

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picspammer · 13 days

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What will your verse be?

#dead poets society #peter weir #john keating #robin williams

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cleowho · 2 years

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“I’m going down alone.”

Blake’s 7 S03E08 - Rumours of Death (1981)

#blake's 7 #rumours of death #avon #paul darrow #vila #michael keating #cally #jan chappell #tarrant #steven pacey #dayna #josette simon #orac #peter tuddenham

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bisexualpotterhead · 1 year

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Dead Poets Society boys = Marauders boys (parallels)

So, i think we can all agree that the Dead Poets Society boys reminds us so much of our beloved Marauders. And this thread is just to tell which character from DPS is like another character from The Marauders Era.

JAMES POTTER = NEIL PERRY + KNOX OVERSTREET

I think, James is most like Neil Perry in this movie. The ringleader of the group, kind and including of everyone, and the typical golden boy, very bright and extroverted. Protective and loyal to the people he love. A troublemaker to an extent (never doing harm). Also, his death is the great tragedy of the story, like James.

But, he is also like Knox Overstreet, on that whole lady business. Knox is totally infatuated with Chris (*cough* Lily Evans *cough*), and would do anything for her, even make a fool out of himself just to get her. Like James. Also, that grin that Knox has, you cant tell me that James didnt have that grin too!!

2. SIRIUS BLACK = CHARLIE DALTON

Well, this is pretty obvious i believe. Charlie Dalton (Sirius) the best friend of Neil perry (James), like the Marauders. Charlie, like Sirius, is always the more reckless, rebellious and impulsive one, the very extroverted charming friend, who sometimes tend to do things that harm others, tho not on purpose. They are also the official drama queen of their groups. His family is very rich, like Sirius' family, and he has "FRUITY" written all over him. Also Sirius/Charlie, definitely had a thing for Remus/Meeks.

3. REMUS LUPIN = STEVEN MEEKS.

Now, Meeks and Remus are very much like each other. They are both the "Smart guys", Charlie mentioning Meeks to excel in Latin, Trig and English, the main classes, where i can imagine that Remus is excelling in Charms, DADA and Transfiguration.

Meeks is willing to try anything at least once (except sex), and is a willing participant in most of the dumb shit his friends are doing, but he doesent seem like the type to do dumb shit, much like Remus.

Also, Remus/Meeks has a very good friendship with Frank/Pitts, and Frank/Pitts were closer to Remus/Meeks, than the others guys, whereas Remus/Meeks is more close to the other guys, but still a good friend to Frank/Pitts.

Also Remus/Meeks definitely had a thing for Sirius/Charlie, and they did fuck many times.

4. PETER PETTIGREW = TODD ANDERSON + RICHARD CAMERON

Now, i know many will probably disagree with me on this, but just hear me out.

Now, Peter is like Todd in many ways.

Todd is the shy kid. Or well, he was the shy kid until he was included by Neil, just like Peter was included by James (or so i would like to believe). He is a sweet boy and love his friends a lot (like the young Peter did). Todd struggles a lot in his classes and is afraid of presenting and confrontation like young Peter was. Todd was always outshined by his friends and brother, like Peter, but they both didnt mind very much. Todds friends tried to include him as much as possible, like the Marauders did with Peter in their Hogwarts years.

Buuuuut... Cameron was also like Peter. We see that in the bad qualities. Like, the betrayal Cameron did to Mr. Keating and to the Dead Poets. The way Cameron was reluctant to be a part of the Dead Poets schemes and rulebreaking, but still wanted to be a part of the group nontheless, like Peter with the Marauders. Both Cameron and Peter were weaker than their friends, and they both knew it, and betrayed them to be better/stronger than their friends. Also, the fact that they both got punishment for their betrayals, Cameron being punched in the face by Charlie, and Peter being killed by his own hand.

5. FRANK LONGBOTTOM = GERARD PITTS

Pitts were a part of the Dead Poets, but not that close with everyone (except Meeks/Remus). He liked to be their friend and he was a part of the the Dead Poets meetings and he talked with everyone quite well, but he wouldnt call himself their best friend.

The same with Frank Longbottom and the Marauders. Of course, in this case he wasnt a part of the Marauders like Pitts were with the Dead Poets, but they were both friends with everyone in their groups, but mainly close to one person, Meeks/Remus.

They are also both quite good in school and smart, but not that remarkable or outstanding, like their peers.

They are both sweet and kind boys, pretty much just a character that is "there", and not someone holding that much purpose in the storyline, but still a important character nontheless.

6. MINERVA MCGONAGALL = JOHN KEATING

Mr. Keating is like Minerva McGonagall in the teaching sense.

Mr. Keating were the Dead Poets favourite teacher, and he inspired them all. The Dead Poets also held a special place in his heart, despite all the dumb things they did. He was a brave professor, and he taught his students the way he wanted to, and was even fired for the ways he taught.

The same with Minerva. She was the Marauders favourite teacher too, and she also inspired them. They held a special place in her heart, and you cant convince me that Minerva didnt cry like Mr. Keating did, when she discovered that James/Neil was killed.

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ladytrist · 2 years

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Give me more films to add to my list🫶✨

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clemsfilmdiary · 1 year

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The Friends of Eddie Coyle (1973, Peter Yates)

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literaryromps · 11 months

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“It had often astonished Keating; he had seen Roark moving with the soundless tension, the control, the precision of a cat-”

“-had seen him relaxed, like a cat in shapeless ease, as if his body held no single solid bone.”

The Fountainhead (pg. 35)

Roark is a furry now.

#The Fountainhead by Ayn Rand #Howard Roark #Peter Keating

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ask-pisssoc · 1 year

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ur giving james taggart/peter keating energy but if they listened to too way much lana del rey

I've never heard of James Taggart, so he must not be that important. But is he hot?

#ask pisssoc #pisssoc #Peter Keating is a cringe sounding name so I'm just gonna ignore him.#this is why we need newspeak cuz sometimes...words r ugly 😞🤔#tbh i dont listen to lana del ray much... i just talk about her a lot because her songs seem liike theyre my vibe....

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90sagony · 2 years

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#245 Domestic studies: Dead Poets Society (1989)

#peter weir #dead poets society #robin williams #robert sean leonard #Ethan Hawke #josh charles #john keating #fall #autumn #october vibes #fall vibes #samhaim #spring equinox #september equinox #90s #90s movies #90s nostalgia

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ynwa1892 · 2 years

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Dead Poets Society (1989) || dir. Peter Weir

#ethan hawke #Robin Williams #dead poets society #todd anderson #john keating #peter weir #movies #gifs #ynwa1892gifs

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vallygirl285 · 2 years

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Okay so I wouldn’t spend the money that fan conventions….especially Creation but I use to love going to cons back in the 80s and 90s. Below are my top 10 favorite actors I got to see, and these aren’t in a particular order.

#10 Tom Baker

The man may be a little eccentric, but he is fun to listen to on subjects that really matter to him. I remember I gave him a rose (versus the Dr. Who toys others had for him) at the meet and greet which was a very fast-moving line and he smiled at me and literally began talking to me about his garden. I swear if the handler wasn’t there to move the line along, he would have continued the conversation because he was genuinely so happy to discuss his love of gardening.

# 9 Jon Pertwee

Yup there are several original Dr. Who(s) on this list. This man was truly fascinating and definitely what you would call a renaissance man. He didn’t discuss it, but I would have loved to hear him discuss his military service during WW2 and if you’re not familiar with his military service here’s a link for

# 8 Peter Davison

Heh I got to see Peter Davison while he was still the Doctor(I think his last episodes aired in the UK at the time) and honestly he was so different than Tom Baker and Jon Pertwee. The other two men were both very funny but still a little more reserved and formal. Peter Davison not so much.

Oh, my he has a wicked sense of humor, casual and had a little more ‘no hold barred’ attitude. He had no problem talking about the problem the first two seasons of Dr. Who that he did and that they seemed to have waited until his last season to give him some decent stories (which I completely agreed with).

# 7 Rick Baker

I have to admit I went to his panel because it was sweltering out and the AC in the convention sellers area wasn’t working so we went into the hall and heard some laughter coming from one of the smaller rooms. We poked our heads in it was blissfully cool so we decided to sit in on the panel.

There weren’t many people in the room, so it was actually kind of informal but seriously this man was fascinating. His love of special effects make up was inspiring and Mr. Baker was also one of the more charming and delightful speakers I’ve ever seen.

I still think American Werewolf in London had amazing special effect make up.

# 6 Jonathan Frakes

I saw him in 1993 and he was so funny from the moment he came out to What a Man by Salt N Pepper to jokingly calling Deep Space Nine Deep Throat Nine.

I wish I could remember more but seriously the man could do stand up, I never stopped laughing during his whole panel.

# 5 John de Lancie

A true renaissance man. He isn’t for everyone, and I don’t agree with everything he says but he didn’t shy away from controversial topics, and I respect his intelligent and thoughtful responses. I was always a little surprised he never ran for public office.

# 4 Janet Fielding

I always felt bad for Ms. Fielding because she was one of the companions that fans didn’t warm up to.

There was a point back in those days after Elizabeth Sladen left that fans compared the other companions to Sarah Jane which was so hard because she was such a beloved character.

Plus Ms. Fielding definitely dealt with some pretty obvious sexual harassment on and off set but she was also so sweet to the fans even when they would repeatedly ask about her ‘boob tube’ costume.

Seriously I still can’t believe how professional she was. The woman is just a class act…unfortunately can’t say the same for a couple of her costars and the pervy fans she dealt with.

# 3 Nichelle Nichols

There are few people I would say left me completely star struck, and meeting Nichelle Nichols was it.

I know she is hailed as an inspiration for young African Americans girls in the sixties (and obviously she was) but she was an inspiration to all young girls in the 60s and 70s and I wish people would say that more.

I grew up in the 70s where the female role models on TV were housewives or if they were working women they were normally nurses or teachers. There were a few female cops or military officers.

She was the woman who could do what she wanted and as far as we were concerned she was equal to her male counterparts on the show.

Plus, when she spoke about the point, she thought about leaving the show and Dr. King spoke to her sent literal chills down my spine. I have to post this part from her biography where she spoke about the encounter:

“You cannot and you must not,” she recalls him saying. “Don’t you realize how important your presence, your character is? ... Don’t you see? This is not a Black role, and this is not a female role. You have the first non stereotypical role on television, male or female. You have broken ground.

“... For the first time,” he continued, “the world sees us as we should be seen, as equals, as intelligent people — as we should be.”

I still feel blessed to have met this amazing woman!

#2 Paul Darrow, Michael Keating, Mark Ryan, and Michael Praed

I know that’s four people, but I went to a small Blake's 7 and Robin of Sherwood con twice back in the 80s and these four men were just the bomb.

They were all laid back and the con was in hotel where there wasn’t much around, so you pretty much spent the whole time inside and these men hung with the fans.

You would go to the restaurant for breakfast and if they came in they would stop by your table to say hello, ask if you were having fun. If you were in the bar they would sit down and have a drink with the fans.

Security…what’s that…this con I swear didn’t have any and the wranglers were only around during actual events to keep things moving. Free time nobody told you to give the guests space…hell they sought the fans out and hung out with us. Just the chilliest con I ever went to.

Actually, the first time i went Michael Praed wasn’t a guest but the next year he came, and I believe him when he said he came because Mark Ryan told him what a blast the con was.

Oh, and when he did the con, he was still on the original Dynasty which average about 20 million viewers an episode. So seriously an all-around awesome guy who was completely down to earth.

# 1 William Shatner

Yup Captain Kirk!!! My nieces husbands are both Trekkies and think I’m the bomb because I got to see everyone from the original show (except Leonard Nimoy sadly) and I swear their mouths dropped open when I told them I saw Shatner.

Bill Shatner just makes me giggle like a schoolgirl. I will say he is definitely someone who has his tongue firmly planted in his cheek when it comes to mocking himself.

Hell, he’s had a second career playing up this and did some of his best work. Watch Boston Legal if you don’t believe me. Him and James Spader were wonderful together.

And yes, I know he's not politically correct, but I don't care...he's CAPTAIN KIRK.

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