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There's more to life than watching Buffy the Vampire Slayer! No. Really, there is! Honestly! Here's a place for Buffistas to come and discuss what it is they're reading, their favorite authors and poets. "Geez. Crack a book sometime."
David Hyde Pierce would make a good Aziraphale.
I could totally see that. On the other hand, to totally cast against type, I'd love to see Kenneth Brannagh play Aziraphale. He'd have to dial the "hello, it is ME, the AWESOME ONE" way back, of course. Way way back. Further . . . further . . . no we can still see it from space. OK, it would be a challenge.
And maybe get the guy who plays Thorin Hottieshield as Crowley? *runs to IMDB* Right, Richard Armitage.
Yeah, I saw a made-up poster with Benedict Cumberbatch and Tom Hiddleston and rolled my eyes so hard they almost fell off.
I've seen multiple versions of that sort of poster, and my reaction every time is NO.
I'd love to see Rufus Sewell or Oded Fehr as Crowley, and Simon Russell Beale as Aziriphale.
t holds fast to Fry & Laurie dream-casting
Oh you guys, I am reading HILD this morning an just hit this amazing passage that mixes leadership and weaving and patterns and trade routes and I'm so, so happy.
How about Pierce Brosnan as Aziraphale? He can do a great "bumbling" when he wants. Maybe a bit too pretty for Aziraphale. I've always pictured Crowley as the prettier of the two. But I don't remember anything in canon that says Aziraphale can't be pretty.
Looking for books for my 11-year-old step-niece. Per her mom, she likes books about overcoming diversity, getting into love stories, friendship stories, and stories with imagination. Nothing violent or scary. Anything with pets or animals (non-fiction) would be good as well.
In the back of my mind, I'm thinking the "All Creatures Great and Small" books. I feel like friends at that age were reading and loving those, but I never read them.
She also likes comics and graphic novels. She has been loving Tintin, but I've now run out of those.
Yes! I read and reread the James Herriot books at her age. Perfect.
Also, you should really read them. They're awesome.
Maybe some of the Marguerite Henry horse books? Many of them are based on true stories.
Oh, Misty of Chincoteague! God, I loved those books.