Was it a struggle keeping your role a secret last year?
“In the last series, there was a lot of fun to be had. I didn’t tell very many people, because that would’ve spoiled it for everybody. People were really surprised. As I say, I was doing a play at the time and the next day [after it aired] this old woman who played a maid came in and she was like, ‘F**k, you’re Moriarty!’”

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So, what do you think? Paul McGann as Sebastian Moran in BBC’s Sherlock. Discuss…

mcgannlibrary:

Moran

Moriarty

suckmyberries:

IT’S LIKE GIVING AN AWARD TO A BABY OSTRICH 

Baby ostrich.

dying rn

doctor-whoson:

Talented, attractive actors will be the death of me

Do me a favor and reblog this if your life has been ruined by any of the following men.

reallysherlock:

01012012:

inspired by shercockled’s post

or in other words, a variation with the two consultants.

This is beautiful. Lion roaring.
RAWR. 

harbek:

Having fun with brushwork now.

Me gusta. :D

sailorgallifrey:

#im left handed you twat #rude

OH MY GOD this is so amazing. Because Sherlock for sure noticed that Jim is left handed and he handed him the tea like that in revenge after JIM TOOK HIS ARMCHAIR. Oh my god these two. Let me present you the Napoleon of crime and the genius consulting detective, age 12.

I’m just reblogging this because cool people are left-handed.

Heck yes we are. :D
You just so know Sherlock knew this and did it on purpose. >:D 

Adventures of a Sherlock fan: Looking up the actors’ other works

jeanjacket7:

Benedict Cumberbatch:

“Third Star? This looks interesting. … WHY, WHY, I WILL NEVER BE HAPPY AGAIN.”

Andrew Scott:

“Sea Wall? Hm. … I CAN’T SEE THROUGH MY TEARS. WHY ARE ALL THE SHERLOCK ACTORS IN SUCH BEAUTIFUL TRAGEDIES?”

Martin Freeman:

“Ali G Indahouse? … …The fuck is this.”

Andrew Scott should win a BAFTA for playing Moriarty.

we-go-around-the-sun:

iwillturnyouintoshoes:

iwantmyhogwartsletter:

And then Moriarty should win a BAFTA for playing Richard Brook.

And then Richard Brook should get a BAFTA for playing Moriarty.

Inception

thisismyapathy:

GUYS, HE HAS TWO SHADOWS.

SM: Andrew Scott became a star - which he absolutely deserves to be - on the basis of being in the last three or four minutes of Sherlock. His screen-time was tiny but it’s a measure of that man’s extraordinary talent that he’s become such a big deal so quickly. He’s a genius.

MG: What Andrew does astonishingly in this series is the suggestion of bone-deep weariness with existence. There’s a sort of black— those black eyes— which you can’t quite fathom. It’s really quite chilling. It’s almost like there’s something else inside him looking out.