i use "i haven't got time for this MICKEY MOUSE BULLSHIT" in life way too often, and i'm not sorry about it

well, he is a professional.

His character in that show is so good. I love how you get tiny glimpses of his past as an agent and slowly over several seasons start to realize that this dude is a legit MI5 legend. Dude is actually competent as fuck lol.

I also love how he's like the polar opposite of his portrayal of Smiley in Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy.

That burned dude in the wheelchair from Hannibal is where he got me. I didn’t know it was him until the credits rolled.

I just watched this for the first time the other day. The last quarter has got to be some of the worst screenplay I have ever seen.

How does something like that even get written? I know there's some lore with an original cut, but man. It's so bad

Dunno about that. If I can just steal the e-notes summary:

Count Dracula, as described by Jonathan Harker in Bram Stoker's novel, is a tall, old man dressed entirely in black, with a long white moustache. He has an aquiline face, a high-bridged nose, arched nostrils, a domed forehead, bushy eyebrows, and a cruel-looking mouth with sharp white teeth. His ears are pointed, and his skin is extremely pale. Additionally, his hands are coarse, broad with squat fingers, and there's hair growing out of his palms.

Oscar Wilde was a good-looking guy; also, straight-nosed, clean shaven, full lips. Not noticeably tall, and alas, never got that old, either.

It is a great looking film. All practical effects too I think.

It was not keano reeves best work, but it was another good example of: wtf that was Gary oldman?

Well, I hope his wife of all people knows what is acted!