Someone told Timothée that he does the peace sign too much.. and he made the saddest face I’ve ever seen.
Don’t! Just don’t! Please!
Let him dab! Let him make a fucking peace sign! I mean… what’s wrong with that? Others flip their fingers or whatever bs – this is actually a very nice gesture, nothing offensive or insulting…
Is it not cool enough? Not hip enough? Well, at least it’s authentic.
Please leave him alone!
What is wrong with these people??? Why would you ever say that to someone you are supposedly a fan of?? Talk about looking a gift horse in the mouth. If I’d been him, I would have said, “aight, let’s get another pic then” and fucking given her the middle finger. Asshats.
Be. Nice. Jesus. Doing and saying shit like this will make them never want to go out in public again. Rude.
If you don’t love the pinned to the wall scene, I don’t know what to tell you. ❤
@694699 Timmy’s acting was worth the price of admission. The nailed to the wall scene shocked me, to be honest. The (inevitable) father-son fight scene was wrenching. Chalamet can do intense!
Everything about that wall scene, from his expressions to his body language was intense as fuck. Boy knows how to put what he’s been taught to good practice.
The way he holds himself afterwards makes me want to cry.
Ahhh give him all the awards.
okay, watched it. wow! but it is somewhat incestuous? were the parents siblings as well?
those nailed to the wall scenes were pretty intense. The humiliation. The subliminal anger. And god was Timmy good! As were all the actors.
I’m not sure I fully understood it but I was glued to the screen. I was sitting on the edge of my seat. try to watch it if you can. It’s a fairytale about being different, the tension between saving and protecting someone and locking someone up, about fear of the unknown and being yourself. A beautiful movie.
He’s amazing in that film. Impossible not to be riveted by every single move he makes. What a star.
“I know that I haven’t done press or publicity in 10 years; I made a conscious choice not to. I was starting to not like the job of acting because it also involved not just the promotion of what I’d done, but myself. And I wasn’t interested in that part, also it was just getting too close to my personal life. I couldn’t live the way I wanted to live. And a friend of mine said: ‘Women need you. Younger women need you. They need your image and they need your voice and it’s a very selfish thing you’re doing.’ And that was about five years ago, so it took me about five years to really listen to her. But I think, I believe that’s true.”
