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Screencaps from Number 10:Bloodline

  • Jul. 11th, 2009 at 6:26 PM
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50 caps of JB as William Pitt the Younger.



Jeremy's appearance here is based on this portrait of Pitt by John Hoppner, hence the unflattering wig.


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Comments

( 6 deductions — Deduce, Watson, Deduce! )
[info]happy_lizard wrote:
Jul. 11th, 2009 07:24 pm (UTC)
Thanks for sharing your screencaps. This was one of Jeremy's most powerful performances. IMHO.
[info]charleygirl wrote:
Jul. 12th, 2009 06:07 am (UTC)
It is indeed. The series would have been in another class entirely if they'd decided to focus purely on Pitt.

And you're very welcome! :)
[info]meb28 wrote:
Jul. 11th, 2009 07:53 pm (UTC)
I'm going to assume that the old man in the bed is his father. He(Jeremy) looks so much better there, but anyway all the pictures are nice. I still want to see this show some way somehow. Thanks for sharing the pictures though.
[info]charleygirl wrote:
Jul. 12th, 2009 06:10 am (UTC)
My pleasure. :)

It is indeed his father - the scene in the middle is a flashback to Pitt the Elder's deathbed twenty years earlier.
[info]wytchcroft wrote:
Jul. 12th, 2009 01:18 am (UTC)
no one catches him like you do!:)

did you offer up a view on the production itself i can't remember.

and now i'm thnking - ooh a regency detective... there's a nice idea...
[info]charleygirl wrote:
Jul. 12th, 2009 06:05 am (UTC)
I have actually come across one set in eighteenth century France, which sounds very interesting - must go and find those books sometime (though it might be difficult as I can't remember the name of the author...).

And yes, I did do a brief review of Bloodline the other day - it's here.

Edited at 2009-07-12 06:11 am (UTC)
( 6 deductions — Deduce, Watson, Deduce! )
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