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You said it best. Theres a trend of hating on method acting these days which I couldnt find more lame or condescending.

Oscar in the works fam!!!

@@chloemiranz Jeremy Strong wanted to experience real tear gas in a scene involving a crowd of one hundred extras. Some take it too far. But losing sleep and staying in character for a role, I'm sure most don't mind.

@@chloemiranz Method acting is one thing... losing yourself in a role at the expense of your castmates is not acting, it's self indulgence.

@@tbz1551 You're not wrong. But the way it plays out on screen with Strong is something else. And while I don't think the Succession cast loved his approach and there was obviously tension there, they all seem to have a genuine appreciation and affection for him. Could he have been Kendall in such an iconic fashion without being such a drain on his cast mates? Who knows.

Nah man he’s about to acquire Pierce and make a move on GoJo

He's the eldest boy!

Exaaaaactly. No faking here

Hell no! Tig Natoru just did Conan's podcast where she said "i don't know any celebs. anne hathaway introduced herself as 'that actress anne hathaway' in a nice way". I was like okay if she has the sense to say that despite the fame she's gold.

Uh oh, that’s a very Scandinavia philosophy that’s led to group think and very little notable art. Being a tall poppy def has its place in the arts. It’s probably most effective to have tall poppy syndrome within but outwardly pretend to not in order to calm viewers like yourself who I assume can be easily triggered due to not achieving their own potential. Bc if YOU do achieve your potential in a world where the majority of people do not put into the work and intelligence to do so, then you will be a taller poppy in the field

@@kitcassim4156 Woah there, mate; this is a RU-vid comment section, not a debate club. Leaving a quick, perfunctory comment as an expression of admiration-since I think it’s cool that actors whose work I casually enjoy maintain a friendly off-screen rapport-is in no way an expression of my deeper philosophical beliefs. It must be miserable to not only psychoanalyse every innocuous comment that fails to align with your exact set of beliefs, but also assume the worst of people.

@@kitcassim4156 I think they meant specifically to commend the actors on NOT censoring themselves in fear of seeming to think too highly of themselves (like someone who is subject to tall poppy syndrome would censor themselves).

same feelings and Anne is a very very very seductive

It’s because of his level of dedication to his role. Some don’t get it and so he gets labeled as difficult. He’s amazing and the scene where he implodes is gut wrenching. I was like Anne, I could hardly breathe.

When you bout your craft it tends to happen 🤷🏾‍♂️. Oscar in the world fam!!!

You can see what the whole article had to say here. She says funny things, or busts down, but he doesn't. But its enjoyable and obvioously honest, and I can't imagine it being a real problem. If you're a fan of Jeremy id read the article just for all the other bits, NewYorker writing is great.

When an article labels an actor "difficult to work with", unless they can name something specific it usually just means the actor has more than half a brain and can stand up for themselves.

I never cared much for Anne Hathaway, don’t know why but, after seeing her in this interview, she seems like a very sweet, intelligent down to earth person. I’m glad I watched this, no I think I will enjoy her movies a little bit more.

yeah

great to see you chuuzus, that you are also a fan :)

As Is, the Case & Happenstance (imho); with ALL (of) These Lovely Artist on Artist Interviews

This comment exists on every one of these vids haha

@@sherivanduren7589 I dont see any hand to skin contact, goin' on.. 😐

I guess he prepared before the interview. Anyway, he is eloquent and articulate

He's an English major

+Yale grad

It’s not so great.

why wouldn't she "still" be working?

@@GeorgiaDiaconescu bc hollywood likes to toss women aside after they turn 25+

@@GeorgiaDiaconescu Because sometimes people stop doing what they are doing? But I understand how an ageist would see a different context here.

She's got this incredible poise that's just memorizing. She's physically beautiful, which of course helps everything, but she's a case study in how to simply sit up properly and conduct yourself with... I don't even know what, an air of class? She always seems like she's got it entirely together.

If You (or ANYone ftm) Would Like, I'll Definitely take this down .. - it's.. ... As If Their Voices Are Having Sex Together.. (Apologies) The.. Calibre,Timbre, Syntax, and Enunciation of Their Voices (Here Together) are (Absolutely) BEAUTIFUL Together🎨 . ... .. And.. ... Just as I'm typing this.. ... "permission to suck .." comes up. In this conversation ... 0.o 0.0 o.0 o.o 😐😶😑😬😶🤦‍♂️🤦‍♀️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♀️😑😑😑😐

I think that might be why she’s unliked by a small but vocal contingent of women. Because she’s basically perfect.

yes

@@jeremiahbrewer6115 why would it be women? what a misogynistic response.

@@bluebellbeatnik4945de hecho es asi, y es un fenómeno social, el ver y sentir rechazo hacia la perfección del otro

​@@jeremiahbrewer6115 Nobody's perfect.

He's the best actor I've seen on the screen for like ten years. I'm so excited to see what kind of projects he gets to pick now that he's more widely recognised. This man is destined for an Oscar!

He isn’t underrated. Jeremy is well-regarded.

Ditto it's totally refreshing and both are so well from start to end of conversation interview. Sublime for sure.

Not a magical as your silver scarf.

#ReleaseTheStangoCut

@@variety Don't tease us..

@@variety pleeeassseee !! more of jeremy

@@variety hey, your videos has been short lately. We demand longer cuts...please?

@@variety Please! For both of them. This was Charlie Rose levels.

SAME, I've loved Anne Hathaway since the Princess Diaries, she's one of, if not THE most beautiful women on earth. And then I watched Succession a few months ago and now I have a serious crush on Jeremy Strong. He's so so talented and unique, and hot as hell. I find his earnestness incredibly endearing and he just seems like the sweetest guy. Entirely impossible to not fall in love with him.

There is a Directors on Directors series from Variety! It's great! But I'd also love to hear from other members of the creative team.

Yes that would be interesting.

Yes agree, i need also writers on writers, cinematographers, production designers etc

SAMEBEJEKEOEOEEKE

It would be so amazing. Her calm voice so smoothing.

Or hopefully Audible can get her to narrate one of their original or top releases. But she'll obviously charge a bomb even for just narrating so might not happen.

the big short really showcases his style as a very giving supporting actor. he bounces so well in a very frantic and loud movie.

Yes he's got an actual brain ha !

Hahaha this comment is gold

100%!