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hl_flashfic and my Immortal!Dean. *hugs*. So, I offered her the crossover of her choice. She loves the movie “Singing in the Rain” and voila fiction.
Title: Dignity. Always, Dignity.
Author: Strangevisitor7
Prompt: #17: Brown forcrossovers100. My table is here
Also written forhl_flashfic “First” Challenge
Rated: PG
Fandom: HL and Singing in the Rain – the movie
Characters: From HL: Richie Ryan & Duncan MacLeod. From SITR: Cosmo Brown, Don Lockwood & R.F. Simpson
Disclaimer: The characters you know and love all belong to their respective creators.
Summary: Duncan recalls his years as a stuntman and sword instructor in silent movies and on Monumental Pictures first talkie, “The Dancing Cavalier” (The fake picture used in “Singing in the Rain”)
A/N: The title comes from a line at the beginning of the movie spoken by Don Lockwood (Gene Kelly)where he claims(with tongue firmly planted in cheek) that this is his philosophy about acting.
( Mak’em Laugh )
strainconductor. She made those wonderful icons for hl_flashfic and my Immortal!Dean. *hugs*. So, I offered her the crossover of her choice. She loves the movie “Singing in the Rain” and voila fiction.Title: Dignity. Always, Dignity.
Author: Strangevisitor7
Prompt: #17: Brown for
crossovers100. My table is here Also written for
hl_flashfic “First” ChallengeRated: PG
Fandom: HL and Singing in the Rain – the movie
Characters: From HL: Richie Ryan & Duncan MacLeod. From SITR: Cosmo Brown, Don Lockwood & R.F. Simpson
Disclaimer: The characters you know and love all belong to their respective creators.
Summary: Duncan recalls his years as a stuntman and sword instructor in silent movies and on Monumental Pictures first talkie, “The Dancing Cavalier” (The fake picture used in “Singing in the Rain”)
A/N: The title comes from a line at the beginning of the movie spoken by Don Lockwood (Gene Kelly)where he claims(with tongue firmly planted in cheek) that this is his philosophy about acting.
( Mak’em Laugh )
