Outlander | Claire’s Visions of Lionel | STARZ
Claire’s visions of Lionel are explained by no other than Caitríona Balfe & Ned Dennehy. Catch up on Season 6 anytime on the STARZ app.
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Imagine how much scarier Claire’s hallucinations would’ve been if it were a manifestation of guilt morphing between Frank and Black Jack Randal
HERE’S LIONEL!!!!!
Amazing Production and Acting‼️I hope All the books become Starz Classics‼️
This was very real and very scary. I’ve experienced this before except it wasn’t one person it manifested as. It was just darkness.
The result of self medicating is that it will inevitably turn against you. Claire has run as far as she could from one issue before being hurdled into another. I’m really looking forward to the finale.
Such a powerful device. Especially the "shush" and the finger over his lips. Don't tell. Of course, the key to wellness is to tell. (That said, it needs to be the right person, someone who knows how to diffuse the noise in your head.)
I am so disappointed in season 6 especially when they showed the twins. At times it looks like a low-budget TV show. The twins stand so far apart from each other when they're showing together and even when they're supposedly looking at each other it looks like they're looking over each others shoulders not at their face. And they stumped Lizzie and the twins into a few minutes that you better not blink are you would miss it altogether. Although they still have the nice sets a lot of stuff looks like it was quickly shown and moved on. Like they were thinking oh we need to hurry up and show Lizzie's pregnant and it could be from either twin so let's hurry up and show them being handfasted and move on to the next scene. I'm even more baffled by how Lord Jon was fitted in. And I can't think of more appropriate words then saying fitted in. Almost to show that yes he's Alive and Kicking. Or did they quickly insert him in there to explain how Jamie would know the authorities were coming? But seriously the worst was the twins even when they were shown walking away they were so far apart from each other it was almost uncomfortable. I have absolutely love this show and couldn't wait for the next season. But it's been one disappointment after another. It looks like they're trying to fit in two or three books in about seven hours worth of filming.
Last season was fantastic except for them showing flashbacks of the Frasier's living in the 1960s or 70s. I watch The Producers editors talking about that scene and how proud they were of it they even talked about the symbolism of showing her escaping to that time. I think I could have thought of something better for her to escape too. I mean almost every scene in past Seasons could have been used for her to escape too.
There would be no Outlander without Jamie. Saying that, Claire’s character is what draws me to this production: not only because she represents what women aspire to, but because of her incredible connection to Jamie. Im happy for the actors that get to stretch their rolls, but I am not happy about the ether, or Lizzy’s situation.
The scene of Claire in bed with Lionel in the corner was brilliantly done. Amazing acting without a word said (from both Cait and Ned).
Whatever happened to his Godson Hamish
I know we despise Lionel but how bout the great Ned Dennehy, he's a perfect villain and wonderful actor!!
He’s one scarey man. Imagine having hallucinations and hearing your worst nightmare. Bugger that. Poor Claire. The dear woman is having a rough time to say the least .
Worst season to date. About a whole lot of nothing. Finale wasn't much of a finale.
He’s such an amazing actor!
Bringing Lionel back as the on screen representation of Claire's inner monologue of her warping sense of self is brilliant.