11 thoughts on “MCM: Michael Sheen

  1. I’ve tried & failed to watch this & an earlier version of this story, sorry.

    The 2002 version of “The Four Feathers” is my favorite. The other two I’ve seen are okay, but they don’t seem to have as much depth as the latest version to me. And watching John Clements pretending to be a North African native in the 1939 movie and Richard Johnson in blackface in the 1977-78 version struck me as a bit too much.

    My favorite Michael Sheen role has to be William Boldwood in “Far From the Madding Crowd”. Although the 1998 miniseries is my favorite adaptation of Hardy’s novel.


    Kendra says this is an awful movie

    I’ve seen “Timeline” three times. I enjoyed it. The movie had a rare, brutal look at the medieval era.

  2. Is it possible that he is wearing the costume from Othello in Good Omens? The doublet and ruff look similar in your screen shots.

  3. Is it me, or does he resemble David Tennant in some of those pictures? Not 100%, but enough to pass for his cousin.

  4. Robbie in Wilde. I live how he is there for both Oscar and Constance. I wish Oscar would have fallen for him and not the aristocratic twat, Bosie.

  5. I loved him in The Queen. Not exactly a historical, but he was outstanding in his role. It’s not easy to hold the ground when Helen Mirren is in the same film.

  6. Love him in Bright Young Things, as the campiest of the BYTs in an era when homosexuality was illegal. He has to flee the country this instant or face jail time, and says through his tears, “I can’t even pack!” And it has the fabulous Fenella Woolgar. And David Tennant as a sad geek (as if).

  7. He was in a series about ancient Rome too, which I can’t comment on because I haven’t seen in and don’t know anything about Roman fashion. (But I did see some gifs and they were very pretty)

    I LOVE Good Omens but I have a few complaints about the costumes 1793 scene. (And probably would have some about the other ones if I knew more about other eras.) Crowley is usually very up to date, but his suit and hair were inexplicably 1770’s.

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