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Hello there, Nicholas fans.

I've left LJ, but not the Communities! No news there. Nicholas seems to be quite idle at this moment. If somebody knows anything, don't hesitate in telling.

Hugs and kisses!
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Nicholas as Holmes

Why is Nicholas never cast in new films?

Why is he never chosen for a great role in some magnificent new miniseries?

And by magnificent, I am of course leaning toward a remake of the Sherlock Holmes short stories. The last decent ones starred Jeremy Brett so we are long over-due and who else could play Holmes convincingly but Nicholas?

On another note, a friend and I are traveling to London next Spring so I'm doing some serious praying that he'll be performing in a play. *please, please please*
professor gibberne

The infinite Worlds of H.G. Wells picspam


What dou you think about the new layout? I now, it's premade, but I totally suck to make a new one :(

So I'm here again! After exams, now very relaxed, It's time for another picspam! This is a most known work, and easy to find, and lovely (as always :D) It's also my favorite Nick's work (after Young Sherlock Holmes, of course!); he is lovely and very funny (and my username has a lot to say, hahaha).

The one in the icon is my favorite :P (I cannot find the big version. Me and my mess with files...)


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If anyone of you have another images, don't be shy and post them! :)





Yours, lady_gibberne 
professor gibberne

He really looks like...


Random crazy tought...

I saw a book about this great artist in a bookshop and suddenly ... I couln't help it...

Don't you think Nicholas would be a GREAT Durero?! LOL!




It's me, or he REALLY look like him? :D

By the way, it would be funny to write posts about a role you would love him to perform :) I have some more in my mind... Tee hee.
professor gibberne

Nicholas in TV: A Waste of Shame


A Waste of Shame is a documentary by the BBC, produced in the format of a film, that focuses in the most unknown facts in the life of Shakespeare and specially in the people that inspired his beatiful sonnets.

Nicholas performs the role of Richard Burbage, actor and Shakespeare's friend, son of James Burbage, who constructed the Globe, the first theatre as we know them today.

The documentary is great; those who love Shakespeare's sonnets or Shakespeare in general will love it a lot (I'm sure our fellow fans lupinskitten and lady_ermina will be interested! =) )

...and Nicholas is perfect, as always!


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