“At one stage, when the crew wants to get Cavill next to some horses, he shows some thoroughbred competence. A fashion assistant is caught wrist-deep in the mouth of one horse. The great creature snapped up a Nespresso-sized sugar cube from her palm and didn’t want to let go.Cavill has his moment, placing a hand on its forehead and another near its nose, calming it down with a firm voice, all while wearing a Tom Ford knit and Prada loafers. Women swoon. Men swoon. The show goes on.” [x]
Henry Cavill | GQ Australia Magazine | Behind the Scenes
When I was a child I thought Susan was needlessly mean to Ross. Then as I got older I realized Ross was an asshat and Susan was the only one on the show that could see it.
Yeah cause last time I checked, Ross broke up his marriage…oh wait, that was Susan. And Ross is the one who doesn’t let his ex get as much access to his son. Oh wait, that’s Susan.
Susan was involved in ruining Ross’ marriage then treats him like he’s messing up her life.
Really, after binge watching Friends, I never realized how much Ross gets shit on.
If you look at the timeline of when Ben was born, Carol was still sleeping with Ross right before she left him. So clearly he had no idea that she was going to leave him or that she was interested in women.
This gives Ross insane commitment issues, which is why people think he’s an asshole to Rachel. If your spouse just left you one day and moved in with another person, wouldn’t you be scared and depressed and unsure of how to act?
This is when the reaction time of people playing video games shows the first sign of decline. You’re not getting dumber, though, because your brain then begins to compensate by relying on experience and mental shortcuts- so your thought process actually becomes more efficient.
“OMG! Understatement is not characteristic of telenovelas — and Jane the Virgin’s series finale certainly lived up to the standard — but when Emmy-nominated voice-over actor Anthony Mendez revealed the identity of the show’s beloved narrator in those six simple words, it was a wonderfully nuanced answer to the show’s final mystery. Yes, it’s been grown-up Mateo narrating the telenovela inspired by his mother’s novel all along.
Mendez told Vulture that he never read Jane scripts in advance, and that he never wanted showrunner Jennie Snyder Urman to tell him the narrator’s identity, so when he reached that line toward the end of the script, he “kind of broke down.”
“Not only is it so touching, the relation of the narrator to the story and to Jane and the family, but more importantly, to me, as a father, as somebody whose life has been changed by this show, that reveal meant so much,” Mendez said. “It’s almost like I was in a TV show and I saw the entire five years flash before my eyes. It was very, very moving.”
Over five seasons on the CW, the narrator that Jane fans have to come to love became a secondary protagonist with his witty observations, hilarious OMGs, and heartfelt reactions. Directed by Urman to sound like a telenovela Latin lover, Mendez gave the narrator a Latin accent, which he now thinks Mateo would have done too. “That may have been a nod to not only his grandfather and his roots, but to an entire culture because, even at this age, he has zero accent,” he said. “I think Mateo would do what Jennie did, which is not to make the accent the joke.”
Talking about Urman’s direction for the revelatory line in the finale makes Mendez choke up, even now. The script called for “No accent,” so Mendez got to use his real voice on the show for the very first time.” - VULTURE
