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~* Happy 52nd Birthday Richard Armitage *~ August 22nd 1971

Jean Colombe, Maître du Missel de Yale and others, Heures de Louis de Laval, 1470-1475 and 1485-1489 VS Pierre Coffin and Kyle Balda, Minions, 2015

may 2023 be an excellent year for everyone and may it also be another year of Richard Armitage not knowing about us on tumblr 🙏

RA knows of tumblr for a long, long time so... guess he’s checking here like he’s doing on other SM.

can we all just agree that the next director who gets Richard Armitage to dye his greys needs to be slapped extremely hard

Audible extra: Richard Armitage Q&A for Rock, Paper Scissors with Alice Feeney (2021)

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Richard Armitage's fiftieth birthday message (Updated version - 22/08/21)

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Books on Richard Armitage's shelf in his 50th birthday video:

Hutchinsons' Softback Encyclopedia

The Timetables of History: A Horizontal Linkage of People and Events by Bernard Grun

The Duchess of Malfi by John Webster

London: The Biography by Peter Ackroyd

The Artist's Way: A Course in Discovering and Recovering Your Creative Self by Julia Cameron

The Creative Habit: Learn It and Use It For Life by Twyla Tharp

British History

Shakespeares

Thanks you for identifying many books! RA played Delio in The Duchess of Malfi with RSC in 2000.  Also on the shelves: Proctor’s handcuffs, pics of his mother, a white boar, another Shakespeare on third shelf. Framed Proctor’s tore confession placed against the Scottish curtain. Hobbit hardcover boos as tray for the cupcake.  Anything more? Can someone find other clues?

Backgrounds of Castlevania season 4 by Bo Li.

René Magritte - The Empire of Lights (1954).

How To Give Feedback.

And more feedback.

How To Give Feedback 6-10.

And here are the first five lessons.

My Zoe will premiere in theaters in France on June 30, 2021.

It pains me that almost all of us have some really insightful & interesting questions we'd love to ask Richard, but whenever he does an interview we get almost the same things replicated in every publication along with the same questions by interviewers who clearly haven't read any of his interviews in the past year & can't come up with anything else to ask

I mean, how many times have we heard him have to talk about "yes, Chekov was weirdly predictive & well-timed for the current pandemic" this past year & 1/2?

How many times have we heard "tell us what it was like to play a dwarf in The Hobbit when you're actually really tall?"

How many times have we heard him have to talk about the water-boarding?

It's just such a wasted opportunity & so boring (I imagine for him, especially). Up your game, reporters

Dr. Scott White and Sarah Wells Sleepwalker (2017)