David Collings as the a doctor in Oscar (BBC 1985).
(I don’t usually reblog any posts like this, and especially not to this blog, but… since some people seem to be in doubt around these parts… yes, always! Comments, follows, asks, whatever. Just if you’re going to rant at me, do it gently, thanks.)
(Source: prisonofsociety)
David Collings, damsel in distress, or something.
Susan George and Suzanne Neve as Lucy and Mina in ITV’s 1968 Dracula.
Van Helsing and his cunning plans to make Dr Seward faint/upset/confuzzled/scared help Lucy.
Because I always make too many banners… Some more for the comment fest I’m running over at my LiveJournal at the moment, open to all tiny/small-medium British fandoms.
Reblogging just one more time, because things are still happening over at the fest! And, what’s more, there are TEN PAGES of comments/prompts/fills to check out if you haven’t already.
(I promise I won’t reblog it again, though, not unless I run it again next year, as it seems to be a niche need I accidentally hit. Plus, it’s been huge fun and still is as yet. Thanks to everyone who pimped/joined in/will join in!)
1960s TV Rule #306: Once you’ve been in love with Suzanne Neve in Portrait of a Lady, you’re doomed to go following her adoringly round other TV shows.
Ed Bishop and Suzanne Neve in Portrait of a Lady and UFO; James Maxwell and Suzanne Neve in Portrait of a Lady and ITV’s 1968 Dracula.
A young Pauline Quirke in Duchess of Duke Street S2.
Gemma Jones as Louisa Trotter in Duchess of Duke Street.
Yet more hand-holding. This time Susan George tried hiding her hand behind her head, but to no avail.
:-)
Because Blake’s 7 women know how to dress (and be awesome).
Because I always make too many banners… Some more for the comment fest I’m running over at my LiveJournal at the moment, open to all tiny/small-medium British fandoms.
Multi-fandom comment fest (open to all fanworks) for non-large British fandoms - here at my LJ
James Maxwell as Dr Seward in Dracula (again). With a blanket, for Reasons. Still not trusting that dratted Count.
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