Just for fun.
A somewhat different Richard Armitage Valentine’s Day
•February 14, 2021 • 29 CommentsOld and new Armitage audio
•February 12, 2021 • 18 CommentsI’m not sure what this means in terms of availability, but Arden’s Wake: Tides Fall is now more broadly available.
And Richard Armitage has a new audio project, Brink, that again sounds like a full radio play rather than a single author recording.
Numerically appropriate metaphor
•February 11, 2021 • 47 CommentsYou can’t always get what you want
•February 10, 2021 • 4 CommentsI had wanted Richard Armitage to do this ad, but I can be very happy with Elton John.
One step closer to Stay Close
•February 8, 2021 • Leave a CommentIs Armitage in a Zoom session or in a space pod?
How does he do that?
•February 6, 2021 • 14 CommentsNo, I haven’t watched the movie yet. I’m going to try to do it tonight, although I’m not too optimistic it will work out. But this picture triggered one of my perennial Richard Armitage questions, i.e., how does he manage to be substantial and stick thin at the same time? Every single time I’ve seen him in person (three times) I see him on stage and he seems so large and powerful, and then I see him off stage and he almost seems slight (particularly the case with Love, Love, Love). For whatever reason this is one of those pictures where he seems to me both large and powerful and then simultaneously somehow not. It’s a puzzle.
Did anyone else think “finally”?
•February 6, 2021 • 15 CommentsEspecially for those of us who remember the campaign to put North & South on Masterpiece a decade ago. There was a beautiful paper postcard designed by HeathRA — unfortunately I can’t find a digital copy of it.