коллаж

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[Laurence]

В контакте нашёл и там конечно же без подписи автора( Может кто знает чьё сие чудо*_*

арт содержит спойлер!

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@темы: рисунок, Bill Skarsgård/Roman Godfrey

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опрос

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Вопрос: Больше всего прет от

1. Питера		19	(9.69%)
2. Романа		87	(44.39%)
3. обоих		87	(44.39%)
4. других (в комменты)		3	(1.53%)
Всего:		196

@темы: опрос, Bill Skarsgård/Roman Godfrey, Landon Liboiron/Peter Rumancek

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арт

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гифки

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а почему превращение из волка в человека обычное, а не кровавое, как наоборот?

Роман мог рассмотреть голого, в бессознанке Питера со всех сторон

@темы: гифки, Bill Skarsgård/Roman Godfrey, Landon Liboiron/Peter Rumancek

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гифки

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@темы: гифки, Bill Skarsgård/Roman Godfrey, Landon Liboiron/Peter Rumancek, Penelope Mitchell/Letha Godfrey

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коллаж

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they show themselves with the eyes, such darkness it shines

@темы: коллаж, Bill Skarsgård/Roman Godfrey, Landon Liboiron/Peter Rumancek

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гифки

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@темы: гифки, Bill Skarsgård/Roman Godfrey, Landon Liboiron/Peter Rumancek, Famke Janssen/Olivia Godfrey

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каст

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у Лэндона на ютубовском канале видео с Биллом))

Вопрос: :)

1. даешь РПС!!		83	(79.81%)
2. НОООО!!!		21	(20.19%)
Всего:		104

@темы: видео, фото, Bill Skarsgård/Roman Godfrey, Landon Liboiron/Peter Rumancek

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Лэндон

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Лэндон как настоящий цыган)) надо вписать это в фанфики довольно неплохо поет и играет на гитаре

видео с поющим Лэндоном

youtu.be/tunlLQkHfhw




www.youtube.com/watch?v=YzLnkl8f72w






youtu.be/IndyzHj0C-E



www.youtube.com/watch?v=-FS-gltUM0s

@темы: видео, Landon Liboiron/Peter Rumancek

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гифки

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MissMoo: The scene where Peter turn into a wolf is AMAZING! How did you come up with such a creative transformation?

diegomcgreevy: One of the main motifs of the book/series is the Ouroboros, a symbol of metamorphosis and the regeneration of the life-cycle. I wanted the transformation to be gross and bloody and beautiful, sort of like child birth. The wolf eating his discarded flesh is a version of consuming his own placenta.

МакГриви спросили, откуда у него такой образ трансформации из человека в волка. Он ответил, что это должно было напоминать рождение - поэтому трансформация такая отталкивающая и кровавая, но в то же время красивая.

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@темы: гифки, Landon Liboiron/Peter Rumancek

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пикспам

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Питер без бороды. ОСТОРОЖНО МОЗГ!!

Вопрос: :)

1. ♥ ♥ ♥		45	(100%)
Всего:		45

@темы: пикспам, Landon Liboiron/Peter Rumancek

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гифки

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казалось бы, причем здесь Хэмлок Гроув

и нет, к сожалению, первые две гифки это не из гей-порно-фильма, в котором, к радости фанатов, снялся Билл на заре своей юности. Гифки отсюда - документалка про поездку в Лос-Анджелес. Последняя сцена, в которой Билл целует своего друга, была реально внезапна, ничего, как говорится, не предвещало!

@темы: гифки, Bill Skarsgård/Roman Godfrey

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саундтрек

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Саундтрек ХГ здесь (но не весь) и на ютубе

буду признательна, если кто-нибудь перезальет все это добро на более удобный для скачивания ресурс или хотя бы на яндекс диск

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автор

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Брайан МакГриви (автор книги ХГ) отвечает на вопросы фанатов здесь

некоторые ответы

про будущие книги серии ХГ

LSWasp: It's been a year since the release of the Hemlock Grove book. When can we expect the next one?
diegomcgreevy: There are no current plans for future books in the series. But my company, Shinebox SMC, has some cool projects in development in both film and television.

brielleisawk: Are you working on anything now? or have some ideas in the works for a new book? yes yes?!
diegomcgreevy: I am working on a new book. It is not related to HEMLOCK GROVE. I hope it pleasantly surprises people.

вообще не обещает((

про цыган в книге

diegomcgreevy: I am not Romani, I just did a fair amount of research, including interviewing a Western Pennsylvania gypsy family. It was important for me to not misrepresent the culture -- which, paradoxically, included intentionally capturing the way the culture intentionally misrepresents itself to gadjo fuckheads. But I would say the point of Peter is that he is quintessentially American as opposed to quintessentially Romani -- the freedom of identity of that culture just happens to symbolize it perfectly.

Also, contact Landon (@77Flipped) -- he'd love to hear from you.

про музыку, которая звучала в его голове во время работы над ХГ

LSWasp: Did you have a playlist while you were writing Hemlock Grove?

diegomcgreevy: Common People, Pulp Strange Powers, Magnetic Fields Russian Dance, Tom Waits To Russia My Homeland, And You Will Know Us By Our Trail of Dead Drunken Boat, The Pogues Distortions, Clinic Like a Prayer, Madonna

про Скарсов и семейную вампир-баттл

Monosyllabicism: Bill Skarsgard, the vampire in your show, is the younger brother of Alexander Skarsgard, a vampire in Trueblood. Who wins in a vampire contest?

diegomcgreevy: It is known that Skarsgards battle with their razor sharp cheekbones. After all the blood spatter was cleaned up you would only find pale Swedish ribbons.

про каст в целом

pelevin: Which characters were the easiest/most difficult to cast?

diegomcgreevy: The first audition tape we got for Roman was Bill Skarsgard. My response: f*ck that, too obvious. Then within three minutes I knew we had our deviant, mildly demented man. The most difficult to cast was Dr. Pryce. Then we saw a very curious video of a Filipino man doing a dead on impression of Morgan Freeman in "The Shawshank Redemption" and knew Joel de la Fuente was too strange and wonderful not to cast.

а вот что он ответил на вопрос про второй сезон:
diegomcgreevy: Plans for season 2 are in a lockbox guarded by drones. Not missiles, just a shitload of bees.

нагнал туману, одним словом. Но если он не планирует писать больше книги о героях ХГ, тогда ему придется придумывать оригинальный сценарий, если они таки решат делать второй сезон.

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Волосы

[Laurence]

У Питера такие чудесные растрёпанные волосы... Это первое о чём я подумал, когда начал смотреть сериал)

(по клику на картинку открывается длинный скетч-стрип)

@темы: слэш, рисунок, Bill Skarsgård/Roman Godfrey, Landon Liboiron/Peter Rumancek

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Билл

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бесконечно можно смотреть на то, как горит огонь, течет вода, работают другие и как Роман Годфри курит свои сигареты

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а есть ли здесь такие, кто жаждет увидеть обнаженку с Биллом Скарсгардом? наверняка есть
Билл, как и все в его семействе, ничуть не стесняется сниматься обнаженным, но в этой сцене он, кажется, превзошел даже своего старшего брата

рейтинг! с Биллом

гифки из фильма Himlen är oskyldigt blå/Behind Blue Skies

там, где девушка непосредственно отсасывает, был использован ненастоящий член, но в других моментах вполне себе все реальное



The fake penis used by Bill Skarsgård in the blowjob scene of “Behind Blue Skies”. The picture was taken by Love Larson, the makeup designer of the film and posted by Swedish Public National Radio
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Вопрос: : D

1. спасибо, я уже не буду прежним!		101	(100%)
Всего:		101

@темы: гифки, гет, Bill Skarsgård/Roman Godfrey

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интервью с Биллом

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большое интервью с Биллом о ХГ, на англ ничего, если я не буду это переводить)

Interview from JJ

The 22-year-old actor plays Roman Godfrey and describes his character as “a troubled teenager to say the least. He’s battling a lot of demons and believes that if he can solve the town’s murders, he can redeem and save himself from his own darkness.”
JJ recently chatted with Bill to get the scoop on his character Roman’s supernatural powers, what it’s liked working with co-star Famke Janssen, and who his favorite artist to listen to is.

JJ: Can you tell us how you got attached to Hemlock Grove?
BS: I was in L.A. last for pilot season and my manager knew about this project before because they were interested in one of her clients. I read the sсript and they pitched it. Before I read a lot of stuff during pilot season, they said ‘Read this show, it’s really cool. It’s kinda a vampire/werewolf story.’ I was like, ‘Really, not another one,’ kinda fed up with the whole thing and I had really low expectations. Then I read the pilot and I was completely blown away. It was something so different, something so unique and cool and edgy. I read the pilot and I was like ‘Wow, this is something I really, really, really want to be a part of.’ After that, I started auditioning for it and pulled some meetings and did a couple auditions. Eventually, I got the part.

JJ: What’s the most attractive thing about Hemlock Grove?
BS: To me, the mysteriousness of it. I read the pilot and I had no idea what the show was about or what the characters/creatures were. It was so appealing and interesting, it was really weird and strange, but really appealing at the same time. I felt like I needed to know more, so just judging from the pilot, what really captivated me was it was so strange and weird, but I just wanted to know more about these characters. Eventually, once I read the book as well, it was this entire world that Brian McGreevy has built up of these complex characters and very dark, edgy stories that haven’t been seen before in this genre really, at least not in the last couple of years. It’s a new take on it and I think it’s really cool.

JJ: What was it like to work with Famke [Janssen]?
BS: We became good friends and she’s really, really cool. She’s super talented and experienced. It’s really cool working with Lili Taylor and Dougray Scott, they’ve been doing this for so long and super talented. As a young actor, you just want to try to learn as much as possible.

JJ: After Roman uses his power of persuasion, his nose bleeds out. Can you explain why, and how does Roman’s powers develop throughout the season?
BS: I don’t want to spoil anything, but Roman’s a mysterious character. He’s finding out more about himself or what he might be – or what his mom might be – throughout the season and the audience does as well. There’s definitely something supernatural with the character.

JJ: What’s it like having to work with so much fake blood on set?
BS: It tastes horrible… especially since I have a lot of scenes that have nose blood. You basically lean your head back, they put blood in your nose and they call action. You then lean your head forward and you blow out blood, so it starts running from your nose. Some of it gets stuck in your throat and it’s really uncomfortable.

JJ: What’s your favorite off-set moment so far?
BS: We got along really well, the cast, especially me and Landon [Libioron] became really, really close friends and also Brian and Lee (showrunners) and Penelope [Mitchell]. The entire crew, we were in Toronto, so everyone was away from home. It was really cool to be able to hang out with these talented and super cool people and get to know them so well, because we became a family there.

JJ: When you aren’t acting, what do you like to do with your free time on or off set?
BS: I don’t have that many hobbies but I’m a social guy, so I like to hang out with my friends and family. Therefore, it was really important to have these great guys to be spending time with in Toronto for me as well. They became my friends and family when I was there. I like to cook food and have dinners with friends and family.

JJ: Speaking of family, what’s the best advice your older brother Alex has given you about the industry?
BS: I don’t have that kind of relationship where they give me advice per se. I know for people that objectively view like this actor family, ‘they must probably talk about acting all the time and give each other all this advice or I’m the younger one so I take all the advice’ but for me, it’s really important, I always want to be responsible for my own performances. I never really want to take any advice or help from any of my family members.

JJ: Any other projects you’re working on?
BS: Hopefully, we’ll do season 2 of Hemlock Grove, depending on how the first season goes. I don’t have anything specific that I know that I will do before that. Hopefully something comes up.

JJ: Who’s your favorite artist to listen to at the moment?
BS: I’ve been listening a lot to Kendrick Lamar. His latest album is really good I think.

JJ: What’s the last film you watched that you really enjoyed?
BS: Beasts of the Southern Wild, I really like.

JJ: What are some of your favorite shows?
BS: I’m a fan of The Walking Dead. I think there are a lot of cool shows that are out there now. The Walking Dead is not really a show about zombies, I think that is really cool. It’s about people. I really like that. I think Hemlock Grove is trying to be more like that as well. It’s not about the creatures or the supernatural elements, it’s about the people and relationships. I’m really excited about the third season of Game of Thrones.


Don’t miss Bill Skarsgard in season one of Hemlock Grove, which will be available in its entirety on Netflix beginning Friday, April 19!

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и еще одно

Bill Skarsgard Talks Being in a Family of Actors, His Character’s Abilities, the Fast Pace of Working in Television, and More on the Set of HEMLOCK GROVE
by Rob Vaux

Bill Skarsgard comes from an acting dynasty, with father Stellan and brothers Alexander and Gustaf already notable success stories. The youngest member of the clan, Bill has already made a name for himself in his latest Sweden. He hopes to make a name for himself with English-speaking audiences in Hemlock Grove, the new supernatural series from Netflix. During Collider’s visit to the set of Hemlock Grove, the new Netflix original series from Eli Roth, he sat down for a roundtable discussion about the part, the show, and working in a family of actors. Hit the jump to read on.

Question: Where are you from originally?

BILL SKARSGARD: Stockholm, Sweden. So I’m going back there for Christmas. I haven’t been away from Stockholm like this in forever… I’ve been here for like half a year. I miss it, but I won’t miss it when I get back there. 22 seconds, that’s all I need.

Tell us a little bit about your character.

SKARSGARD: I play Roman Godfrey, who’s a son of the Godfrey family. Basically the Godfrey family runs Hemlock Grove town; they used to do it throughout the steel industry, but then my dad on the show decided to change that. When the steel industry was going out, he started investing in biotechnology, so it’s an old steel town that’s now very weird high tech. It has a grungy Pennsylvania look to it, but in the middle of this town there’s a huge white tower where all of this biotechnology is happening. So my character is from that background. He’s a prince in the town. He gets whatever he wants. He’s very wealthy, obviously, and good looking. So on paper, everything’s given to him, he’s had an easy life, but he’s battling a lot of demons inside him and he’s not happy at all. The only one that he cares for and loves is his sister Shelley, who’s a special character as well.

Is he a bad person?

SKARSGARD: I wouldn’t say that he is. He’s doing bad things on the show, but personally I don’t believe in bad people. I think there’s always a reason for people acting badly. For me, I care for Roman a lot. I love that guy. I love that character. I think that’s important for me to be able to portray that character, to find that deep bond and care for them as well. So I wouldn’t say that he’s bad. He’s a victim in a lot of ways.

We know that Peter’s a werewolf, but Roman wields a different power entirely, can you talk about that a little bit?

SKARSGARD: He’s special, but you don’t really find out what he is. He’s something else. He has this ability that lets him make people do whatever he wants. So he looks them in the eyes and does that whole vampire thing. He is special, he is supernatural in a way, but he doesn’t really know it. So I don’t think he really knows what he is yet. That’s kind of a big part of the character throughout the season, him also finding out who he is or what he is.

Does you character live in the house that we’re here at today?

SKARSGARD: Yeah.

How is inhabiting that space and trying to act as if you belong there?

SKARSGARD: It’s amazing. I couldn’t imagine living there. I don’t think it’s been touched since the 50s. But it’s very, very period and cool. It definitely adds to this wealthy, mysterious thing going on with the family as well. There’s no TVs, no high tech things. It’s very classical. Also, it adds to Olivia’s character, Roman’s mom, who has a very secretive past that nobody really knows about. But she’s very special and obviously dresses like someone from the 30s: very timeless. So I think this place has been amazing for our home.

Are Peter and Roman friends?

SKARSGARD: Yeah they are. They become friends. Weird friends. They have a bond without knowing it: a supernatural bond, if you will. The first time they see each other, they know they’re different from anyone else in this world. They’ve never felt that before, neither of them. These two kids are from the opposite sides of the world in terms of money; you have this poor, gypsy guy and then you have this wealthy kid. I think that they’re equally as lonely in the sense that they have no one else to share their feelings with. They’re so different, they’re both kind of monsters. The first time they meet each other in school, it’s like the moment of finding someone else out there. Even though they have a lot of trust issues, especially from Peter’s side: Peter knows more about Roman’s background than Roman really does because Peter comes from this gypsy culture and they know what the upirs are (that’s what Roman’s kind are called) but Roman’s not really there yet, so he doesn’t really know.

The six months the show has been shooting — it’s a pretty sizable amount of time to spend in a role. What’s it’s like to get to spend that amount of time with a character? How does your understanding or approach to him might change as it’s gone on?

SKARSGARD: I’ve never done TV before. If you shoot a film, it’s two-and-a-half months and the material is like 120, 130 pages. We’re doing 55 pages every two weeks. So it’s been really high-paced and really intense, but also really cool to go in so deep with a character. I’ve never done that before. It’s funny: it takes a while to really get your character. It’s impossible to do it on the first day. That’s the same way in films; if you start shooting a film, maybe a couple weeks in, you’re like, “Ah! Now I think I really get him.” Maybe even half the shoot has gone by and you’re like, “Oooh.” That doesn’t mean that you’re off when you start, but you get things as time goes on. It took a while for me to fully understand the character. The first episode, I was struggling with it a little bit. As you should. I don’t think it will show, but it was not really there in the sense of being totally in control of your character. After a while, where I am now, I’m completely comfortable with him and his relationships with the other people.

Is it difficult anticipating audience reaction because this is one of the first shows to roll out in the manner that it is?

SKARSGARD: I have no idea how people are going to feel. Obviously, I haven’t seen anything yet — I’ve just shot it — but I think that people are going to like it a lot. It’s got a different vibe to it. I think it could be really appealing to a lot of people. It’s really cool being on Netflix because we can do basically whatever we want. Even though we are one of the first shows, we haven’t really expanded on the ability to whatever we want yet. It’s on the Internet. You don’t even have to have 50-minute episodes! The format can change all the time. A short episode of 5 minutes, it doesn’t matter. I think it’s definitely the future of broadcasting in a way, that we don’t have to have our episodes fitting any format at all because we can do it however we want. I think that’s really cool to be a part of that and explore that and also have on the Internet, you click here and you can have some backstory on a character you haven’t seen before. I think there’s a lot of things to explore and I know that we will do that as well with the show. That’s where I think and I hope Netflix is going with it, with all their shows. That’s where they have the upper hand.

Your brother is Alexander. Did you guys compare notes at all in terms of working in TV, but also genre television?

SKARSGARD: This show is very different from True Blood, even though they have similar elements. The vampires and werewolves. But it’s very different. It’s difficult to me because I’ve always been very keen on making my own things and my own choices. I have Alexander and I have Gustaf and I have my dad [Stellan Skarsgard], and they’re all good and they’ve been doing it for a while. My dad has been doing it for 40 years. So they know what they’re doing. Coming from an acting family, it’s really important to me for my own sake to be solely responsible for my own performance. I don’t want to ever think that I don’t know what to do. I want to deal with my own things, to perform my own roles, to be like, “I did this.” I don’t want any help from them… though I do like venting to them from time to time.
There’s a little competition too. I’ve been fortunate enough to have an embarrassingly good career so far in Sweden and then I’m doing this now. It’s all shameful a little bit. I’ve been so fortunate in doing great things. I think there might be a little bit of “Oh, really? Oh you got it? You bastard!” They’re all proud of me and they all love me, but it’s always funny when we’re all in the same business. I think my dad said when I told him I was doing this. I got home in Stockholm to do a thing and was flying back to LA and I told him, “Dad, I think I got the show” and he’s just like, “**** off.” That’s what he said. It’s funny that way being from an acting family. They’re all really proud and supportive, but it’s good to have that kind of honesty, “You don’t know how ****ing lucky you are.” I do know and I really appreciate it.

source: collider.com/bill-skarsgard-h...ce=twitterfeed

@темы: Bill Skarsgård/Roman Godfrey, интервью

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@темы: гифки, Bill Skarsgård/Roman Godfrey, Landon Liboiron/Peter Rumancek