James McAvoy picspam part 2

[ionic]

I don't know what's going on in some of these pictures, but I don't think anyone other than McAvoy does, so, it's all right. By "leans against even more stuff" I apparently mean he switches walls.

I assume that this photograph was arranged to make McAvoy appear taller, and the one guy finds it hilarious.

Here he impersonates Mal from Firefly.

But really, he's a Hobbit.

This one always makes me think of the "you're too precious for this world" instance (yes, I'm ruining what is probably a touching moment in a play, WHATEVER).

I DON'T EVEN KNOW, SERIOUSLY.

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[chiasmus.livejournal.com]

AND IT WORKS. MOSTLY. I'M SLIGHTLY DISTRACTED BY THE BACKGROUND. Since it vaguely reminds me of a museum I really liked.

He really is. The play, I think, is "Three Days of Rain", though I don't know if there are any watchable copies of it floating around anywhere. (Oh hey, the rest of the production stills (http://ohnotheydidnt.livejournal.com/32703498.html).) I generally like all the pictures from it.

[iiluov.livejournal.com]

Haha does it really? Wherever/whatever it is, it's certainly an interesting place to shoot.

Thanks for that! I googled the title of it, and turns out the play only made its debut in 1997. There's nothing on netflix though so far as the play itself goes; I'll have to search the internet another time.

[chiasmus.livejournal.com]

Yes, and after some bizarre Googling, I have found it -- the Centrale Montemartini (http://www.centralemontemartini.org/) museum in Rome, which is like, statues and old power generators. It's pretty awesome.

Ohh, okay. :D I'll keep an eye out for it if I ever stumble upon it.

[iiluov.livejournal.com]

Oh cool! I can see the resemblance in a few of the pictures they have on there. The statues are an interesting touch.