Tag: patrick gibson

• ‘Doomed Youth’: Another Look at The Passing Bells

  Just going to enthusiastically ramble about this series again, since I’ve been revisiting it a lot recently (I have it playing in the background while I work on my WW1 novel). Here is my previous post on it. This post will contain spoilers. (All images are taken from the online gallaries for The Passing Bells‘…

  The Hopeful Edwardian

  June 4, 2024

  WW1

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• Just a post about a favourite actor

  This is a Patrick Gibson appreciation post. I’ve been keeping an eye on his career for nearly a decade and he’s genuinely one of my favourite actors. First picture is The Passing Bells (2014), the first role I saw him in. As part of the inspiration for my novel Edward’s Era, this series means a lot…

  The Hopeful Edwardian

  May 17, 2024

  Life

  books, favourite actor, j-r-r-tolkien, lord of the rings, patrick gibson, robert gilson, tcbs, the passing bells, the-lord-of-the-rings, thomasedwards, tolkien