Dishy vicar indeed

[cheesycats]

So I got through all of He Knew He Was Right. Overall predictable and Victorian and lots of the characters I wanted to slap silly, natch, but David Tennant was both funny and rather pitiable as the misguided and befuddled Rev. Gibson. Also, I really really really really really wanted to run my fingers through that long wavy hair of his. Hee hee!








Then it gets mussed! Wheeee!


Lookit the curls around his ears. Hee hee! Ignore the vicar's garb. Or not, if that's your thing. I'll take him anyway I can get him.


This may or may not be related, but I'm pretty darn sure I'm ovulating right now. Hmmm. And I'm going to bed. 'Nite all.

Comments

[cheesygirl.livejournal.com]

He had it a bit longish for Casanova too, although I imagine the long bits in the back were hairpieces, but around his face it was also long. Was that 2004 or 2005? I dunno.

His hair just looks so soft in this. Oh, how I want to twist my finger around one of those curls! :D

[principia.livejournal.com]

Casanova aired in 2005, but I don't know when it actually shot. I can't remember whether HKHWR's original airing in the UK was also in 2005, or was 2004.

I like him with his natural chestnut color, m'self. The texture of the hair in Casanova leads me to believe that not all of it is his - assuming the whole thang isn't a wig.

This makes me wonder at what point his hair naturally starts to go curly - assuming it wasn't styled into this look - since he's had at least the top almost that long both on Who and at the RSC.

[cheesygirl.livejournal.com]

Well, from what I've seen of his hair in things like Blackpool and this where he doesn't have a ton of product in his hair to make it all scrunchy, it looks like it's rather thick and would probably go wavy in longish spots unless it's been tamed.

[sudokuaddict.livejournal.com]

Found this picture from when he was younger. It is kind of wavy.

[ladymalchav.livejournal.com]

Oh! Taking Over the Asylum! Yes, he had gloriously long, flippy hair in that!