Alan in Song of Lunch :*

added by Kraucik83

-------------------- Greg Wise, husband of Emma Thompson (Elenor Dashwood in Sense & Sensibility), produced "Song of Lunch" starring his wife & friend Alan Rickman ---------------------

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This Alan Rickman picha contains suti biashara, biashara suti, mitaani, mji eneo la tukio, mijini mazingira, jiji eneo, mijini kuweka, nyayo, suti ya nguo, seti, and seti ya nguo. There might also be wamevaa vizuri mtu, suti, suruali nyayo, pantsuit, mtu wamevaa vizuri, suti ya suruali, slack suti, suti slack, and tatu kipande suti.

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Kraucik83 Colonel Brandon (Alan Rickman) & John Willoughby (Greg Wise) together ;)

Forever's Gone: A Tribute to Alan Rickman (part 6)

posted by AaronHaley4ever

(previous installments found here:
Part 1: link
Part 2: link
Part 3: link
Part 4: link
Part 5: link )

The time to sacrifice Hans to the amulet had finally come. He was brought, bound in chains, to the kiti cha enzi room where Gunther and Valberg were waiting. The room filled with thick fog as Valberg passed a hand over the juu of his staff, and a flash of light erupted from the heart-shaped stone around the queen’s neck. Gunther drew his sword, but before he could strike the killing blow, a small group of guards stormed in. At first he thought something had gone horribly wrong until he got a good look...

Forever's Gone: A Tribute to Alan Rickman (part 5)

posted by AaronHaley4ever

(previous installmets found here:
Part 1:link
Part 2:link
Part 3:link
Part 4:link )

Queen Edith’s death caused the breakdown of the royal family. In the course of one night, she’d gone from a loving mother to an emotionless shell of her former self. Aside from King Gunther, only three people – the midwife, the captain of the guard, and the newly appointed chancellor Valberg – knew what really happened the night Hans was born, and they were sworn to secrecy under pain of death. Still, Gunther was unable to completely hide the amulet’s effects on Edith from their sons. They were quick...