Richard Armitage Reveals He Was Purposely Waterboarded to Prepare For His Role in Spooks | Lorraine

[@amg-maud-franceamg2610]

I didn't get that exact feeling, but I might be wrong of course ; I just thought back then that moment of incomfort was because Vaisey is...intrusive/possessive/ambiguous wit Guy, obviously "touching" him inappropriately in Guy's eyes but it does notnecessarily refers to somethingin Guy's past, just the actual present Vaisey's inappropriate behavior I thought. Have a nice day

[@tatianalyulkin410]

Guys, please forgive me- I've just discovered Richard as Guy and I'm running to catch up with everything else he's done since then. And since Richard is talking about waterboarding I can be a little less uncomfortable about asking my fellow fans what I need to ask. When Richard was playing Guy, did anybody else have a feeling that Guy might be a survivor of physical and sexual abuse? Did anybody, including Richard, ever commented say on the scene where he's with the Sheriff and he's stroking Guy's face and Guy is visibly uncomfortable- yet he just stands there like he has no right to be uncomfortable in the first place. That would explain a great deal- his treatment of Isabella and Meg and even Marian.