Vagari
Magic is niether good or evil. It just is.
You’ve lied to me all this time.
You’ve lied to me all this time.
Let me just say how beautiful and heart-breaking this scene was. Merlin’s face after he had cast the soldiers away, (knowing Arthur was watching) and he looked like he wanted to cry and not daring to look back. And Arthur’s stoic reaction as if nothing could surprise him anymore. And reproaching Merlin about lying this whole time and Merlin just DOESN’T SAY ANYTHING. Doesn’t even turn back to look at Arthur and his face changes from despair to some kind of steady determination and realization that nothing he says will make anything better so the only thing to do is keep going.
(via fy-merlinxarthur)
Brian Jacks:
A lot of the great comedic moments of this series come out of your characters’ relationship. How did that develop between you? Is it all acting? Does any of it carry over off-camera?
Bradley James: I think it’s been said that the similar sounds coming from the pair of us when we’re working together is laughter. We do tend to have quite a good time and crack quite a few jokes. And I suppose that sort of then takes itself onto set when we’re performing the roles. And it kind of helps, kind of that fluidity I suppose and that ease when it comes to doing scenes with comedy involved. And it’s a lot of fun to work with Colin. Colin, just cover your ears a minute. You might...
Colin Morgan: Yeah.
Bradley James: But it’s a lot of fun to work with Colin because we work together a lot and I could have personally found myself in a situation where because Arthur and Merlin do have so many scenes together you really would have been hoping for somebody who you can act with. And I think, once we sort of get on set and get through the course of filming the series we have a very good time. So I feel very fortunate about that because it could have been a hell of a lot worse. Colin, you can take your hands off your ears now.
Colin Morgan: Oh sorry. I was...
Bradley James: How could you hear me say that? That proves you weren’t covering your ears.
Colin Morgan: Oh no.
Bradley James: I think it’s been said that the similar sounds coming from the pair of us when we’re working together is laughter. We do tend to have quite a good time and crack quite a few jokes. And I suppose that sort of then takes itself onto set when we’re performing the roles. And it kind of helps, kind of that fluidity I suppose and that ease when it comes to doing scenes with comedy involved. And it’s a lot of fun to work with Colin. Colin, just cover your ears a minute. You might...
Colin Morgan: Yeah.
Bradley James: But it’s a lot of fun to work with Colin because we work together a lot and I could have personally found myself in a situation where because Arthur and Merlin do have so many scenes together you really would have been hoping for somebody who you can act with. And I think, once we sort of get on set and get through the course of filming the series we have a very good time. So I feel very fortunate about that because it could have been a hell of a lot worse. Colin, you can take your hands off your ears now.
Colin Morgan: Oh sorry. I was...
Bradley James: How could you hear me say that? That proves you weren’t covering your ears.
Colin Morgan: Oh no.
(via colin-bradley)
“Do you mean Merlin and Arthur are going to grow old together, or Colin and Bradley?”
- Bradley James
(via colin-bradley)
