Mary Galloway & Theodore Pellerin | TIFF 2017

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TIFF 2017 Rising Stars Mary Galloway and Theodore Pellerin sit down to talk about director Kathleen Hepburn's Never Steady, Never Still at The GATE's Interview Lounge, Presented By Hamilton Watch.
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@AriannaAyers 4 года назад

Wow, how much this actor Theodore Pellerin has grown. I just finished binge watching Becoming a God in Central Florida, on Showtime, and Theodore Pellerin's English is flawless. Very believable performance there.

@artphotography9158 3 года назад

Me too! I just finished it and it was amazing and I agree he did a flawless job!

@AriannaAyers 3 года назад

@mgamiet Ah, yes. However, I say this as a big fan of Quebec, too bad European French (yes, there are French all over the world) do not always hold Quebec people in high regard.

@jlreplica8186 2 года назад

He is beautiful

@abetterworldplzitwouldbegr9579 6 лет назад

Seeing Théodore talking English is so nice ('cause I'm from Québéc and I only saw his acting in a French tv show named "MED") Anyways, I really need to see this movie, it seems very good, and I'm so ashamed of myself about not knowing about this movie earlier !

@daniellab2233 6 лет назад

Abetterworldplz itwouldBeGreat c'est vrai que c'est impressionnant. C'est un très bon comédien.

@glove3694 6 лет назад

Son anglais est trop bon

@armandoosuna6525 5 лет назад

Is he French!!! I'm so in love

@mwahhha226 2 года назад

wow i just watched on becoming a.... on netflix and his american accent on there is so good and is so different to how he sounds in real life

@user-eo7wx2zr4n 4 года назад

His English accent is so cool. As a Montrealer i love hearing that franco english accent that sounds about 80% generic north american english but with some twang. Also ive seen him in other english films and he can lose that 20% french twang effortlessly. People dnt realise how hard it is to sound native in another language