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r/HughDancy
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There wasn't a Hugh Dancy subreddit - *but now there is!*
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a cult for the magnificent neck of Hugh Dancy.
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r/HannibalTV is for discussion of the Hannibal TV show.
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Do you think Tom Hardy is a bad choice to play Bane? Do you know the perfect cast for the movie version of your favourite book? Welcome to Fan Casting, where the fans are in charge. Please be mindful that we each have reasons for casting the people we do, and if you disagree with another casting then do so in a respectful way.
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โ€ขPosted by10 years ago
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Done a bunch of films, bits of TV and a few plays; been playing Will Graham on NBC's Hannibal which starts it's 2nd season tonight. Fire away.

proof from my friend Bryan Fuller, as I don't have social media: https://twitter.com/BryanFuller/status/439479504151801857

Hey guys I have to shoot, I would love to stay and answer more questions with my abysmal typing skills. Thankyou for all of them. As our Canadian crew would say I'm super-excited about tonight, hope you all enjoy. Bon Appetit!

https://twitter.com/reddit_AMA/status/439486079260172288

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โ€ขPosted by1 month ago
  • r/popculturechat - I watched an edit of Hugh Dancy and Melanie Griffith in the movie Tempo and now i have a new obsession.
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โ€ขPosted by1 year ago
  • r/HannibalTV - If Hugh Dancy and Mads Mikkelsen didnโ€™t get involved in Hannibal, who would play or replace them? My choice Will Graham: Matt Bomer Hannibal : Viggo Mortensen
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โ€ขPosted by26 days ago
  • r/PeriodDramas - Elizabeth I, a 2005 two-part serial about the Queen of the same name. Set in 1579 and 1589. Starring Helen Mirren, Jeremy Irons, Hugh Dancy, Ian McDiarmid, and Patrick Malahide.
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โ€ขPosted by25 days ago
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โ€ขPosted by1 year ago
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โ€ขPosted by6 months ago
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