Did I miss the costume-change? Or is it another nipple-conspiracy?@ServetusRA #divorcednippleagents pic.twitter.com/WB6JEPhEl2
— cRAmerry (@cramer_cc) March 23, 2015
~ by Servetus on March 23, 2015.
Posted in Richard Armitage
Tags: John Proctor, objectification, Richard Armitage, The Crucible on screen
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i think there are 2 possible explanations 🙂 1 they made 2 different ones to give the 2 equal share of the action, so they each worked on alternative nights :-p
Or the man got it mixed up and wore it inside out LOL giving the visible part to the wrong one :-p
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the shirts may have agents as well
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I noticed that his shackles went from his left hand to his right hand when they were unlocked. Can they flip digital video? It would explain the costume and the shackle.
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Aaah, I had a certain mirror-feeling…..
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wow, that’s smart. Good question.
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Picture reversal?
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Hmmm, yes there was a vague mirror-feeling….
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Lol…this has really gone to levels I never imagined it would or could…. now I need to wonder, is there a nipple double? Do they get paid as much as a LAMBDA trained nipple? Would Richard ever consider using one… or have a nipple clause in his contract? More to ponder for those inquiring minds who NEED to know!😆
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In the immortal words of John Paul Jones, we have not yet begun to joke!
Oh wait.
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I’ll never be able to watch Act 4 the same way. Now I must always keep track of which nipple… LOL
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Nipple controversy continues to ripple through fandom . Rip exposes nip,causes eyes to dip in crucible clip. Nipples demand equal airing with meticulous tearing.
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In the famous words of John Paul Jones, she has not yet begun to poet!
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I think there is flipping of the digital image as the rips around the shoulders and armholes of Elizabeth Proctor’s gown in the same scene also seemed to ‘flip’.
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