katzenjammerd:

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lostprincessofwinterfell:

my life is being ruined by hot irish men.

things that make you go hmmm

so I was looking at Colin’s IMDb profile because when I perv on actors I like to research their catalog and I see

Oh really IMDb, this is very interesting, so basically you’re telling me that the two Irishmen I perv over the most have played the same character in different adaptations. 

well thank christ they didn’t share the screen at the same time or we’d have a real mess on our hands. S’all right, I’m not going to use those ovaries anyway
 

avisionofyou:

A pair of Aidan Gillen pictures because why not?

❖ 30 Days of Game of Thrones/ASOIAF Challenge
Day 1 | Your favourite male character: Petyr Baelish

“The Gods only know what game Littlefinger is playing.” 

Nawww… That’s a shame!

whoresrarelysink:

http://www.independent.ie/lifestyle/independent-woman/celebrity-news-gossip/lovehate-star-aidan-gillen-vows-his-days-of-nude-sex-scenes-are-over-3265131.html?ino=1#wcol

spinstersgetupforbreakfast:

Do you know how difficult it is to find a screencap of petyr baelish where he is not looking completely ridiculous

(Source: abigailxhobbs)

avisionofyou:

Images taken from SCRAPPER, a drama starring Michael Beach (Sons of Anarchy) as Hollis, a quiet man with a keen grasp on his trade and no grasp at all on his personal life. Newcomer Anna Giles plays Swan, the train-hopping, dumpster-diving 18 year old who awakens a paternal instinct in Hollis and threatens to change his stubborn antisocial ways. Aidan Gillen (Game Of Thrones, The Wire) plays Ray, an unusual guy with unusual hobbies who doesn’t take kindly to Hollis intruding on his life…

The film was shot entirely in Seattle, Washington in August of 2012.

Sounds an intriguing role. And looking very Petyr Baelish. :)

SO THAT’S WHY HE WAS IN SEATTLE! Not that I really thought he was attending GeekGirlCon or anything.

(Source: scrappermovie.com)

You know why you summoned me here. You know what you want to ask me to do. You know it has to be done…but it’s not honorable, so the words stick in your throat.