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andrewscottsnose: Part 3 of “Ariel Continually Makes Bad Choices in Life” Not Pictured: Perfect Legs

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Part 3 of “Ariel Continually Makes Bad Choices in Life”

Not Pictured: Perfect Legs







Lovely interview with Mark Gatiss about Sherlock 

It’s also a more playful take on the character - how much of that was the script and how much was Andrew Scott’s performance?
“The script was a big part of it. I mean, we knew we didn’t want to him to be an austere older man. But Andrew came in and just blew us away. What he has is this incredible, light, playful charm, and then he turns on a sixpence and he’s utterly terrifying. 

“He’s one of the few people I know who can really convince you he’s mad, that he’s psychotic, even though he’s very attractive and looks inoffensive. He’s not a huge, terrifying figure, but there’s something terrible behind those eyes. There’s something dead in him… like something else is inside him.”





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“…and it’s an interesting thing because you’re brought up on the idea that heterosexual men get off on the notion of lesbians but the flip side of it is just as powerful, particularly I think for girls of a certain age. The idea of two sexy men getting it on is a really powerful aphrodisiac.” — Mark Gatiss in an interview with Gay Times about Sherlock



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