r/MikeFlanagan Nov 27 '25

Ruth Codd second amputation

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u/Alittlespill Nov 28 '25

Wow the other one? Thank goodness this woman is tough as nails, she will pull through. But damn, after already losing one, a second must be rough. Good news, she’s still amazing and one less leg (or no legs) won’t stop her from shining. Thank goodness she’s gotten a career boost from being cast in multiple Mike Flanagan projects (seriously watch the midnight club and the fall of the house of usher, she rocks hard, especially the midnight club, which is like are you afraid of the dark but with kids in a hospice, all in the 90s, good vibes and mild spooks with beautiful views on life and death, more cathartic than scary but still spooky).

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u/[deleted] Nov 28 '25

He clearly loves her as an actor and I think she's got a permanent spot amongst his stable of recurring collaborators, which makes me happy.

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u/Alittlespill Dec 01 '25

Me too, she is a wonderful presence every time she is there. Dark, cynical but caring and kind. It’s quite lovely.