WE SURVIVED THE GREAT WAR
I survived the great war.
Donna with baby Sophie & Sophie with her baby boy
Mamma Mia! (2008) & Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again (2018)
Jessica Keenan Wynn as Tanya Chesham-Leigh
in Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again (2018)
oh, to be young donna sheridan
“There was just something about these three men. They never competed, one against the other. They were always very playful. Teasing each other about who was trying to get the close-up. They were always teasing Colin, that he was shoving himself forward, which he wasn’t at all. But they were really good sports given that they don’t have really the leading role.”
Phyllida Lloyd on the Papas Mia in
MAMMA MIA! (2008)
“THE MAKING OF” FEATURETTE
Amanda Seyfried as Sophie
MAMMA MIA! (2006) dir. Phyllida Lloyd
bro what if we made our way along the river and sat down in the grass by the eiffel tower
endless list of my favourite couples:
15. Donna & Sam (mamma mia)
dubiously-neurotypical-gay-ghost:
Minor (very major) inconvenience trying to ruin my life:
Me: a Mamma Mia rewatch can fix this
coming to the cold realisation that mamma mia here we go again is not popularly regarded as a masterpiece? how is mamma mia 3 supposed to get made if i am the only one trying yo make it happen?
It could seem like a chick flick except I can assure you that the guys in this movie say this is the most fun they’ve ever had. — Christine Baranski on Colin Firth, Pierce Brosnan, and Stellan Skarsgård, from the “Making Of” Featurette
MAMMA MIA! (2008)
dir. Phyllida Lloyd
Mamma Mia
Colin and Stellan were slightly worried about dancing [in MAMMA MIA! HERE WE GO AGAIN (2018)], because they’re not great at it. We were talking the night before shooting, and they’d rehearsed the dances on the boat. But it just wouldn’t have looked great. I was like, “just hang from the rigging. Have fun. Just have fun.” And they had a ball. They were laughing all the way through it and it turned into an incredibly happy day for them, which is not what they were expecting. If they’re having fun then we will. That was my hope, anyway. — OL PARKER



