Can We Talk About How Siegfried, Who Is A Profoundly Emotional Being, Became A Beacon Of Steadfastness,

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Undoubtedly the best performance came from Anton Walbrook. Emeric had written the part of Lermontov, the autocratic impresario, with him in mind. He had a repressed, pent-up energy about him that was perfect for the part. Emeric thought that Lermontov was one of the best characters he ever created, but he was too readily accused of basing him on the tyrannical impresario par excellence, Sergei Diaghilev. Emeric denied the charge: ‘There is something of Diaghilev, something of Alex Korda, something of Michael and quite a bit of me’. 

Kevin MacDonald: Emeric Pressburger - the Life and Death Of A Screenwriter

ALAN RICKMAN as COL. BRANDON Sense and Sensibility ‧ 1995 ‧ Dir. Ang Lee

they were absolutely insane for not putting these two together. their chemistry is insane.

felix was masterful. the way he bottled up patrick's emotions but let it peek through. wow.

niles/daphne - peak romance

A haunted look crosses his face. A memory impacting, sickeningly. He’s thinking about Clara’s death.

so siegfried coded 😂

[During the events of 3x4]

[Siegfried is making pancakes]

Mrs. Hall: We just had breakfast. Why are you making pancakes?

Siegfried: For Tricki.

Mrs. Hall: Why are you making pancakes for Tricki?

Siegfried: Because he doesn't know how.

source: @adventures-in-teyvat

Is there any emotional impact when you hear Clara’s theme? 

Something romantic….