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fassbendertheginger:

LONDON — Michael Fassbender and screenwriter Ronan Bennett are  developing a feature film about the legendary Celtic warrior Cuchulain,  with Fassbender set to play the leading role.
Cuchulain is the central character in the Ulster Cycle, an epic  series of Old Irish legends that date from around the 8th century.
Set in the northern part of Ireland, the saga relates the story  of the Ulaid tribe headed by King Conchobar, and particularly its  conflict with the rival Connachta tribe led by Queen Mebh.
The most prominent figure in the legends is Conchobar’s nephew  Cuchulain, who has semi-divine ancestry and superhuman fighting skills.  In the most famous story, known as the Cattle Raid of Cooley, he is the  only man capable of resisting the vast army sent by Medb to steal  Conchobar’s prize white bull.
Both Fassbender and Bennett, whose writing credits include  “Public Enemies” and the recent Channel 4 TV series “Top Boy,” come from  Northern Ireland.
They have raised development finance for the Cuchulain project through their London-based production company Finn McCool Films.

Source: http://www.variety.com/article/VR1118050444 There seems to be speculation tha Michael is co-writing the screenplay.  This wouldn’t surprise me, as he has a co-writing credit for Pitch Black Heist, which just won a BAFTA this last Sunday.  Good lord, my excitement for this project is OFF THE CHARTS.
…I could get into this idea.  Irish myth?  Hell yeah.

Conchabar.  Cuchulain.  Mebh.
I will try to remain hopeful and optimistic about such a film.

glimglamoury:

scifantasy:

fassbendertheginger:

LONDON — Michael Fassbender and screenwriter Ronan Bennett are developing a feature film about the legendary Celtic warrior Cuchulain, with Fassbender set to play the leading role.

Cuchulain is the central character in the Ulster Cycle, an epic series of Old Irish legends that date from around the 8th century.

Set in the northern part of Ireland, the saga relates the story of the Ulaid tribe headed by King Conchobar, and particularly its conflict with the rival Connachta tribe led by Queen Mebh.

The most prominent figure in the legends is Conchobar’s nephew Cuchulain, who has semi-divine ancestry and superhuman fighting skills. In the most famous story, known as the Cattle Raid of Cooley, he is the only man capable of resisting the vast army sent by Medb to steal Conchobar’s prize white bull.

Both Fassbender and Bennett, whose writing credits include “Public Enemies” and the recent Channel 4 TV series “Top Boy,” come from Northern Ireland.

They have raised development finance for the Cuchulain project through their London-based production company Finn McCool Films.

Source: http://www.variety.com/article/VR1118050444 There seems to be speculation tha Michael is co-writing the screenplay. This wouldn’t surprise me, as he has a co-writing credit for Pitch Black Heist, which just won a BAFTA this last Sunday. Good lord, my excitement for this project is OFF THE CHARTS.

…I could get into this idea.  Irish myth?  Hell yeah.

Conchabar.  Cuchulain.  Mebh.

I will try to remain hopeful and optimistic about such a film.

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Michael Fassbender by Sebastian Kim for Interview Magazine February 2012 Issue [4 x HQ] [Full size *here*]

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I NEED TO WORK, FASSBENDER; GAWD.

*head explodes*

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Michael Fassbender in GQ UK issue (February 2012)

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glimglamoury:

Jane Eyre | I’ve Come Home 

This part always makes me teary.

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le-captain:

Hand Porn

Michael Fassbender.

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thatkindofwoman:

howtotalktogirlsatparties:

Michael Fassbender in Vogue UK.

There is something about the haunted look in a man’s eyes. Maybe it’s the mystery. 

thatkindofwoman:

howtotalktogirlsatparties:

Michael Fassbender in Vogue UK.

There is something about the haunted look in a man’s eyes. Maybe it’s the mystery.