i’ve decided to make a blog dedicated to Tex “Eddie” Sawyer. He barely exists on Tumblr and doesn’t get enough appreciation in my opinion. I love Viggo Mortensen and i love all his roles. I am also dedicating my new blog to viggo and his unique characters e.g Aragorn, Nikolai, Frank T Hopkins, Tom aka Joey etc. its called “dedicatedtoviggo”
anyone interested in Viggo’s works please check it out!
A scene ‘Family Portrait’ from the movie The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 1974.
RJ, the horse who played Hidalgo!
Kentucky Horse Park
July 12th, 2014
“I am not here to insult anybody, sir. I am just terring to race.”
Apparently this is how Viggo Mortensen showed up for the premiere of Hidalgo
Gondor, Middle-Earth’s #1 sex machine
I bought the two horses I rode in Lord of the Rings. I bought the one in Lord of the Rings ’cause I had – even though I wasn’t with him all the time, I just developed a real good friendship with him. His name is Uraeus. He kind of came into the movie similar to the way I did. You know, didn’t have much preparation and was just thrown in and had to swim, basically. And it was rough on him and it took awhile for us to kind of get in sync and for him to be comfortable around the set. So we got to be close and I wanted to stay in touch with him. And, you know, by the end he became almost a real ham. He became so good at it that he was just relaxed and happy. He had been a performing horse, but an equestrian competition horse. So the cameras, lights, and some of the things we had to do…and also the gear. I mean the saddle and chainmail and all that stuff, the battles. So we got through it together and became friends. That was that story.
I want to talk about stars and dreams and fears over hot chocolates and greasy pizza. I want us to discuss ideals and laugh and throw candy wrappers at each others. Argue over religion and lizards. Passive aggressively scare haters. Have LotR marathons. Cry. Laugh. Connect.
I just wish to be friends with them. Be there for them as they have always unknowingly been with me tbh
“We’re defined by our actions, not our words.”
Captain Fantastic (2016), dir. Matt Ross
