Jeremy Brett & Eric Porter: The Final Problem, 1985.
Benedict Cumberbatch & Andrew Scott: The Reichenbach Fall, 2012.
The most terrifying thing about Moriarty to me is his smile. He smiles with his mouth, but not with his eyes. His eyes are dead. I just can’t get over that.
andrew you talented motherfucker
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My new comp. background I made.
Oh lord.
(reblogging my other Tumblr)
I think this should be everyone’s background.
The caption should be “Go to sleep”
nightmares forever
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Oh Sinnerman, where you gonna run to?
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Sebastian Moran certainly didn’t start out as the deadly assassin he aspired to be.
But Jim Moriarty was surprisingly patient with him.
And hey, we’ve all got to start somewhere, right?
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Composer: Rossini
—La Gazza Ladra/The Thieving Magpie
La Gazza Ladra/The Thieving Magpie (by Rossini)
Finally I found the same version of the song (the same Orchestra) as the one used in The Reichebach Fall! Enjoy!
Edit: The asks I get concerning are still flowing into my ask box! It’s the Philharmonia Orchestra, and you can download it here. It’s the one that’s 6 min 34 sec long (if you only want the part they used in the episode.)
Just bringing this beautiful piece back.
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#Pretended to shoot myself in the face#Sherlock actually jumped off of a building#Some people can’t take a joke
#Seb was supposed to pick me up 20 minutes ago #John came for Sherlock #Seb forgot about me #I’m gonna steal China
