The 30 day Movie Challenge - Day 19

Day 19 - Your favorite actor.

I did check, it doesn't say "movie actor" or "whose career is primarily on the big screen".... And I guess that would just be an impossible distinction to make. Cause if you'd ask me my favorite "movie actor", I'd say George Clooney, right? But George Clooney made a lot of TV before he moved to the big screen.... And most actors labelled "TV actors" also appear in films...
So, yes!! I can finally fit Tim somewhere. :) (Like you had any doubt on who was my favorite actor).

Tim DeKay, because he's talented, very touching, a wonderful human being, adorable, accessible and down-to-Earth. There's a natural happiness exuding from him. You can just tell he's enjoying his life. And I find this positive energy absolutely irresistible.
And because he has an adorable smile, and a very attractive chest. And arms. And endless legs. And oh boy does he look good in a suit. Or in anything.

And honorable notes for George Clooney, Gabriel Byrne, Matt Bomer and Ewan McGregor.


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[Fanfiction] One Constant in Many Variables

Title: One Constant in Many Variables
Author: Aragarna
Characters: Peter, Elizabeth (Peter/El), Neal, Mozzie, Jones.
Genre, rating: angst, h/c, gen. PG-13.
Warning: non-permanent death of major character. Don't worry it all ends well.
Spoilers: up to 4x12, Brass Tacks.
Word count: 3427
Summary: Peter's life could have taken a lot of different paths if he had made different choices...
Author's Note: Wow! Finally finished the fic! I want to thank from the bottom of my heart, reve_silencieux for the help and beta work, as well as kanarek13 for the beautiful artwork.

( Peter trots to the mound, as his walk out music resonates through the stadium. I go to Burke. He takes a full lung of air and slowly exhales. He locks his eyes on the catcher’s hands and clears his mind, erasing everything around. It is just him, the catcher, and, in between, the hitter to outsmart. Calmly, precisely, Peter regroups, stretches his arm out, and with a sudden acceleration, throws the ball. )