Drama Roundtable: Bella Ramsey, Diego Luna, Patrick Stewart, Helen Mirren & More
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- čas přidán 17. 06. 2023
- Diego Luna ("Andor") joins Helen Mirren ("1923"), Bella Ramsey ("The Last of Us"), Christina Ricci ("Yellowjackets") Patrick Stewart ("Picard") and Jeremy Strong ("Succession") on the L.A. Times Envelope Drama Roundtable.
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Imagine being 19 and having Jeremy Strong tell you so earnestly that you’re an incredible actor 🥹 I love Bella I’m so excited for their future as an actor!
Yeah I could definitely see Bella having a Tilda swinton level career.
@@ianbrundige9069 and Jeremy could have Danial day lewis level career
@@ianbrundige9069Preferably without any Polanski petitions
@@wrestlinginfodude2644he does
@@skeletonbuyingpealts7134 lol 😂
patrick asking bella questions was the most wholesome thing ever! bella was sooooo nervous and i thought he was so kind to them 💜
Having spoken with him, I've got to say that his presence and kindness and humility are even conveyed in the context of a brief, business-related telephone call. It's impressive.
@@HeadHunterSix well now please do say more
@@ellie-tk4jy I worked at a security company in Los Angeles about 30 years ago and Mr. Stewart was a client.
I contacted him after an alarm activation and he was so nice to speak with. Some of our celebrity clients were rude or arrogant or demanding, but he was polite and pleasant. He carried himself much like you see here.
I really, really love seeing these incredible longtime veterans have such spirit and energy for their young counterparts. I recall Jeff Bridges on a recent THR doing that as well, he was so boisterous and excited to ask the younger actors questions about their experience with their work. It's such a lovely thing.
Everything about his body language and the look on his face literally every time she opens her mouth is just so heartwarming
Diego working in a language foreign to him and gifting us the most grounded performance that the Star Wars saga has gave us in decades, it just proves the amazing work he done in Andor
I got the impression that he tones down his accent for Cassian. His natural accent in English here is lovely.
It shows why it’s stupid to dismiss and reduce casting choices to “woke” It’s simply inclusion and different fulgurite’s have different cadences and that’s my favorite part about acting. It’s interesting when someone delivers a line in a manner that you’ve NEVER heard before them.
@@Laurel_Ellenstreet yeah he sounds a lot more mexican irl
you can tell bella’s a bit nervous yet they’re still so thoughtful and articulate in their responses. god i love them
she’s ok but not great
@@barr4ckObama240 they*
@@atlas5792 I thought she was just talking about Bella
@@barr4ckObama240 she’s 19 and just got a break out role that puts her under a lot of pressure i’d be nervous too
@isty9578 Bella is nervous and a lot of people use filler words when speaking, especially when nervous. It doesn’t make their answers any less concise and thoughtful.
I love Bella talking about feedback online being a "if I don't see it, it doesn't exist," and then cut to Christina Ricci doing a big sister, "yes, and you keep doing that," nod towards them from across the table! So sweet. And what a stacked table!! For the immense talent represented, it was refreshing to see how supportive everyone was to each other's experiences.
Christina is horrified about what she went through being a kid in Hollywood and how brutal it could be even without social media. So she recognizes how hard it must be to have zero privacy. I guess the only way is to disconnect and ignore everything.
@@xamalion7334 exactly - and she saw how brutal the internet could be to celebrities before anyone could've really anticipated it. The internet only started to be widely used (especially by predatory paparazzi) when Christina was around the same age that Bella was when Bella started Game of Thrones. Christina's compassion towards younger actors was hard earned but still really refreshing. Some people just shrug and say, "I survived it, what are you whining about." I love that Christina's heart didn't harden like that.
Well said. I feel the same
Too bad that’s not how it works and the world will never let certain people remain ignorant to their superficial standing…plus tbh Christina has no clue what it’s like to get the type of appearance based backlash that Bella received, so it comes off as a little disingenuous and condescending, even if she meant well. Christina mostly gets the exact opposite commentary (people saying she is unique and beautiful looking versus “weird & unattractive” like Bella is told). Also poor Bella already admitted that she saw the horrible things that were said about her online..so even if she doesn’t look, she can imagine. I’m sure there’s people who say things to her IRL as well, but she might just be more sheltered than most non-famous young people who could relate to her.
I love how much Jeremy cares about researching other actors work and process.
I was so impressed when it became clear he had watched everyone else’s shows, whether on his own or in preparation for this round table. He is an actor’s actor .
everything i've seen about him so far has just shown me how much he genuinely cares about acting its vry endearing
Jeremy is soooo talented and everything for me
I just cannot handle how gigantic was Jeremy Strong’s performance as Kendall Roy. He devoted himself to that role and it showed. It was a remarkable and moving journey. One of the best performances I have ever seen.
Also, how inspiring to see how Patrick Stewart is still so passionate about his craft. That’s the way to go. It’s a magnificent job. So lucky of them to be able to financially sustain themselves with it. It’s the dream.
It's not luck
Classically trained Helen Mirren, one of the greatest actresses alive: "I love Dodgeball!"
Never take this ride too seriously-- you'll miss all the fun bits!
@@eme.261 I loved her portrayal of Elizabeth II!
Honor her majesty Helen Mirren I say.
I love her! She definitely has a great sense of humour about things
It actually hurt me that Bella saw all the shit people were saying when they were casted. Like of course they did, they were on social media, but to hear Bella acknowledge it is just so sad. People can be so cruel. Bella has all of Ellie’s characteristics (young looking, brown hair, white) so then not having the exact same bone structure is an absolutely insane thing to be upset about. And look at what an awesome performance they gave. It was Emmy worthy, although I’m still rooting for Rhea Seehorn this time around. With succession and better call Saul out of the way for season 2 and 3, I can see them getting it for sure.
And yet when the comparison happens in the final episode between Ashley and Bella as Anna and Ellie, respectively, I think the resemblance is uncanny.
Funny how the characteristics you list are all nonessential for someone playing someone else. Gender and race swaps happen ALL THE TIME and when they work it is because that individual has the intangible traits. Is it important to still try and get someone who looks physically similar? Sure, but there are other things that can make or break a character too.
I found Bella's acknowledgement of seeing the online reception of their casting very humanizing. Unless you are well into adulthood, you are most likely connected in some way online and I think it is inevitable to see comments about yourself.
Exactly, bella did an amazing job I wouldn't trade her for the world
Yeah, except now they will have to deal with the absolute deluge of hate when season 2 rolls around and "the" thing happens. Even though they have nothing to do with that. I've already seen some of the, let's say "hater channels" as I call them, trying to stir up their communities in a frothy rage against a certain casting for a certain character (who will almost certainly get tons of hate online for that character, ugh). I hate the internet sometimes.
Bella is so young compared to the others actors, but she seems so smart and so well spoken, everyone pays attention when she speaks. I adore her as Ellie.
They are great! They’re non-binary, so please use they/them pronouns!
@@kaley1368 Oh! I didn’t know they were non-binary. Thank you so much for the info!
Oh, to have Sir Patrick Stewart look at me that way...
@@samanthaghurtado no worries! Sorry if my comment came across harsh-I didn’t mean it that way.
@@kaley1368 enough with this, okay, not everyone is going to guess she is non-binary and after the horror stories I heard about that Tavestok clinic in the UK, Ezra Miller being a predator I’ve just have had enough of this. I love Bella, she’s an amazing actor but I worry about her. I don’t want her to end up down the road of Elliot page and mutilating her body.
7:17 Helen Mirren having the movie Dodgeball as her favorite movie was something I could’ve never seen coming lol love it
Grin. Remember she DEMANDED to be in a Fast and Furious movie.
Mr Strong being very prepared for this is iconic and one of a kind. He’s for sure underrated
He not underrated anymore ,he just made his succession character of the greatest television characters of all time, he can be danial day lewis of this generation
One of my favorite round tables ever! Everyone was so chill, nobody tried to show off, they were all listening carefully to one another without interrupting. Brilliant brilliant group of people! No ego whatsoever!
and the moderator chimed in sparsely and perfectly. it was great
Mixed nationalities maybe.
@@helenpauls1496are you ok?
@@Joeysaladslover Fine thanks pops. Nice of you to ask.
@@helenpauls1496 are you trying to sound insecure?
Patrick Stewart was such a sweetheart with Bella, listening to them so carefully and really caring about what they had to say. Such a lovely man. All of them were great.
The way Jeremy talked about the way grief takes over combined with all the experiences an actor/character accumulates that leads up to that scene and then to have everyone on the roundtable nod and understand what that feeling is as an actor was quite moving. Such a lovely panel of great actors.
When Diego talks about crying about Andor’s mother it made me want to cry. Diego lost his mom at such a young age and his mom also being names Fiona! Ugh my heart!
Jeremy was incredible as Kendall and often think his intensity is so misunderstood - he's clearly incredible passionate, sincere, sweet and dedicated. Hopefully him or Kieran Culkin get the emmy!
He deserved it over keiren Culkin ,he made Kendall of the greatest tv characters of all time ,with Tony , sopreno ,Walter white and Don draper and his acting in final episode should cement his second emmy
Kieran did 😉
Jeremy bringing up things that Diego and Christina said in interviews is awesome. Seems like such a good dude
I read an interview with him where the interviewer noted that he doesn't do anything without preparing for it - even interviews, evidently.
Christina seemed so into everything Bella was saying, and I loved the support they all gave one another as they spoke! Truly wonderful interview!
I almost felt like I could read Christina’s mind based on her expressions. All of her reactions to everything they said. Her deep desire to make sure that no young actor ever feels hurt by the acting experience like she did.
I wonder if she sees herself in Bella.
@@samclark5156 agreed!
@@RBKluuzGH that could be the case!
Well done to Bella for not fainting when such wonderful trailblazers like Sir Stewart and Dame Mirren spoke to them.
the way jeremy strong said “you’re incredible in that scene” to bella…. i wouldve melted into a puddle right there
I also really love how Jeremy and everyone else really, immediately stopped talking and leaned towards Bella to give them their complete attention as they started to share something.
And it’s great how Bella wrote in their most recent ig post that they were so grateful for how these legends listened to them while talking about their experience. So much respect and kindness towards one another.
When Jeremy said he doesn't normally watch TV and films to decompress, but he did watch the Last of Us :)
I really like these mixed roundtables where we see male, female, and nonbinary actors all together!
i prefer to just think of them as people instead of box labels
@@penoyer79 I prefer to think of them as teaspoons. And we are all free to do so.
I agree, I can't imagine the joy, intimation in a good way, feeling slightly nervous, excitement and fangirling Bella must be expierencing surrounded with such legends, they are a rising new young star with starring in GoT, The Worst Witch, Catherine Called Birdy and now in the Last of Us, wish them nothing but the best
she knows what she’s doing
Same
patrick stewart gives such wholesome grandpa vibes 🥹 and his voice is incredible!
This is one of the best actor round tables I’ve ever watched. It was really great seeing how blown away Patrick was with Bella and how smart and insightful she is for being so young.
To the left of Bella is Sir Patrick Stewart who was in Logan, which was heavily influenced by TLOU. To the right of Bella is Diego who is a friend of Pedro's and also in the Stars Wars universe just like Pedro. I like how everyone is connected one way or another.
Bella is also connected to Christina via Melanie Lynskey (Both are on Yellowjackets)
Helen plays against - Han Solo himself in 1923
Even Jeremy - Zero Dark Thirty connects him to Joel Edgerton (Owen Lars in Star Wars) AND Chris Pratt (Star Lord in MCU)
I have watched all of these drama shows, and surprisingly... ANDOR was my favorite show of the past year; and I'm not even a fan of Star Wars. The show is so grounded and amazingly well written. It has the most memorable lines of dialogues & monologues ever put on a TV drama show, in my opinion.
I think it is the most underrated show and it deserves some Emmys.
Andor is my 2nd favorite, after The Last of Us. I've re-watched it many times.
So you’re telling me I need to watch it. Ok I’ll check it out. 😉
Yeah, Andor is fantastic. The prison arc was one of the most compelling things I've seen in a while
I love how Patrick turns into the host 😂
Patrick Stewart is being so kind to Bella. Looking at them, listening, and asking thoughtful questions!! They definitely look a little nervous (and of course cause look who they're sitting with), but I bet Patrick's engagement was so encouraging for them.
I love Bella so much-sending them so much love and light! They did such an amazing job as Ellie-cannot wait for Season 2 and onward for LAST OF US!
Bella Ramsey will get big! They’re such a natural!
Such a wonderful person as well.
“will”?
Is.
Bella to me honestly is the first person since Heath Ledger that has that late 70s/early 80s Jack Nicholson undeniable onscreen “it” factor.
@@LtFrankDrebin100they’re not as well known as Heath Ledger lmao why are you so upset when it was a compliment
@@vph7 yeah true, not very many people watched Game of Thrones or The Last of Us…
Who said I’m upset?
@@LtFrankDrebin100 if you asked anyone on the street who Bella Ramsey is without clarifying what roles they were in then they would have no idea who you were talking about. If you asked anyone on the street who Heath Ledger is, they would absolutely know. I think you’re confusing talent with popularity.
I don't about bella ,but sure Jeremy strong can be at the level danial day Lewis
Originally I came for Jeremy but what a pleasant surprise to hear from everyone, time went by quickly, it was a very enjoyable and fluid table, beautiful Helen and Patrick, I loved Bella's maturity, Cristina's authenticity and Diego's naturalness, all so different and with different ages and even so a very harmonious and enjoyable table, masters of acting.
Idgaf about those that want to say Jeremy Strong is too intense as an actor or his method style is annoying. I think he's one of the greatest actors of all time, definitely one of the greatest I've seen in real time
‘One of the greatest actors of all time’!? Where on earth do you get the evidence for this? JS is a fine actor but you seem to have bought into his self-serious ‘I, the great actor’ schtick. He delivers a very plausible account of Kendall Roy’s manic-depressive personality, but how many lead roles has he played besides that; has he tackled the great classical theatrical roles on Broadway or the West End? He may become one of the greats but so far he hasn’t had the track-record and it is far too early to tell.
@@johnricercato740Chill, life isn't a meritocracy
@@johnricercato740 Firstly, the original poster prefaced their statement with "I think," meaning it's just their opinion that Jeremy Strong is one of the greatest actors and they recognize that. Secondly, nobody is trying to claim he's "one of the greats" - they're just saying that he IS great, schtick or no schtick. The idea that an actor has to tackle the "great classical theatrical roles" on big stages like Bway and the West End to prove that they're talented is an antiquated way to judge a great actor. Don't get me wrong, I love classical theatre and acknowledge the complexity of those legendary roles, but if we're talking about acting as an artistic skill and not just someone whose name will go down in history as "one of the greats," Jeremy Strong will never need to play one of those roles. I think he already has, through Kendall Roy. He portrayed Kendall with an emotional depth that is larger-than-life yet undeniably real and natural, which is the impossible task of every classical actor when they get onstage. With Succession's endless Shakespearean qualities, who's to say that Kendall Roy isn't up there with the famous theatrical characters, tragic heroes, and morally complex figures just because it hasn't been written into history yet? I honestly don't know what to make of his "schtick," but it's worth noting that, in this interview in particular, he's very open about how challenging acting is and despite his seriousness, he's not trying to seem like some great actor. Sorry for the paragraph, I see where you're coming from and respect your opinion, just wanted to share a counter-argument.
@@johnricercato740 he one of the top 3 actors working today with potential of one of being to become one of greatest of all time without a doubt ,he is just not fine actor he is more than brilliant actor ,and become this generation danial day Lewis ,sorry of the long post ,peace out👍
@@lexiebrent7090 Not sure whether you read the post I was responding to? ‘I think he is one of the greats’ as the OP had id sounds rather like ‘trying to claim he is one of the greats’! Secondly, I didn’t cite merely the great classical roles, but referred to leading roles generally. He just hasn’t as yet the track-record to be considered great - and however well he played KR (and he did an excellent job) the role was far simpler than you appear to realise. It was essentially: Kendall is on the up, gets hubristic, falls down and into depression, rises up again.(Repeat ad infinitum) It wasn’t as complex a role as that of Tom, and nor did it require the sheer power that the role of Logan demanded.
Helen Mirren saying Dodgeball is her favorite movie is *chefs kiss* perfect
Jeremy is outstanding. The best actor nowadays. He deserves win the emmy. Another level of performance!!!
He can be Danial day lewis of this generation
Only here for Bella😭😭
The way Patrick just BEAMS at Bella. So delightful! He seems thrilled to be speaking to them.
Jeremy strong is a beast of an artist and came here solely for him but this is such a top-tier group i just can't help but give them all equal attention
The 13 year old in me who obsessed over Havana Nights is so happy to see how far Diego Luna has come. Such success for him ❤
Also, Christina Ricci, you will always be famous.
I adored Diego in Y Tu Mama Tambien.
Here for jeremy strong ❤
Me too! 😉❤️👍🏻
Same😊
10:38 The paragraph Jess Armstrong wrote to set the scene is astonishingly beautiful and poetic and powerful OMG!!!
I have been a fan of ‘The Last of Us’ since the first game released on the PS3. Ellie has been my favorite fictional character of all time since. I was so nervous on who’d they cast as Ellie. Turns out I was nervous for nothing. Bella was the PERFECT choice to play Ellie. Through their performance I’ve learned things about the character I thought I knew everything about. Well done, Bella! Shame on anyone that makes them feel like they don’t “fit” the role.
The writing and editing of the show let the audience bond with Ellie along the same progression that Joel does. First the toughness, then the smarts, then some moments of wonder in episode two, then some brilliant stuff at the end of episode 3 starting to show real range and depth. (Note Ellie's demeanor while she waits for Joel to make his decision about her after arriving at Bill and Frank's. Making herself as unobtrusive as possible, actually obeying his "stay here" for once, moderating her tone, mimicking his "I can't believe I'm doing this but OK let's get to work" exhale - she's not perfect at reading Joel but she's well on her way for knowing him only about 48 hours.)
I always look forward to the Los Angeles Times actor round tables
1. The great hosts
2. Insightful questions
3. The time to give the actors to respond
4. The selection of actors
5. The production quality
6. The lighting 😌and set design
7. The professionalism of the presentations of the round table themselves
It’s ❤a delight every time
Patrick Stewart is quite taken with Bella, and love how Jeremy Strong is like "You're incredible in that scene" matter-of-factly.
Bella has earned the right to be at this table. Bella has spent half her/they life as an actor. My estimate is that Bella has lived in hotels during movie and TV shoots for nearly three years. Bella completed secondary school after a day of acting and did their homework in a cars and trains on the way home. Bella was away from family and friends for weeks at a time. Bella has a wonderful mum and dad that have supported this journey. At merely 19 years old, Craig Mazin called Bella's amazing talent as "nuclear". And he is right. Bella Ramsey--right now you are the light in the darkness.
THIS WHOLE THING WAS ADORABLE- "you are the light in the darkness".. Bella is and will most definitely become such a talented actor, their passion and maturity is amazing.
She has also had to deal with more appearance based prejudice and cruelty than the usual pretty faces on the big and small screen.
Idk where she gets the strength.
@@lukasribin4168 And it's even more ridiculous because gamers know Ashley Johnson (original voice and mo-cap actress) IS Ellie and she doesn't resemble the character. Yet there is a similarity between how Bella and Ashley look. The important thing is that Bella represents a good version of Ellie and they do far more than that. They ARE Ellie as well now. And they will be fantastic portraying Part II of the game.
Bella if you’re reading this, we all appreciate You and you as Ellie!❤ you will be flying high bestie! good luck
bella is so much younger but so mature and well spoken it makes me so happy and i adore her!!
Humor has never played a huge part in Ricci's performances throughout her career, but she's always shown the ability to be hilarious in a unique and non-traditional way in films like Addams Family, The Opposite of Sex, Pecker, Pumpkin, Anything Else, and now in Yellowjackets.. but her being funny in those roles doesn't mean she's not giving a serious and well rounded performance..
Christina Ricci got her long overdue recognition!!
“You were incredible in that scene” being said in an incredible way☺️
i will watch absolutely any interview with Jeremy Strong in it
This was by far my favorite actor roundtable I've seen. Everyone is so sweet and respectful.
All of these people are absolutely incredible people and talents, but I cannot imagine how humbling and honoring it would be to sit at a table with the absolute class and grace that is Sir Patrick Stewart and Dame Helen Mirren
Also, Bella Ramsay went head to head with the video game Fandom, and came out on top, they are unstoppable.
Jeremy Strong is an amazing actor.I have to add Helen Mirren has always been stunning and a great actress. Talk about aging like fine wine. And Bella I adore you, I would love to see you work with Jesse again, Resistance was a great film.
LEGENDS AT THIS TABLE and mini legends omg, I love the age rage for this one.
Just wanna say Christina Ricci is an ICON. She's weirdly humble and awkward in an endearing way. Just hope she knows she makes the sun shine.
Christina Ricci is the best thing about Yellowjackets. What an odd and compelling sociopath Misty is.
her younger counter part is every bit as captivating (IE that scene where she talks Ben off the edge...). that entire cast is loaded with powerhouses
Misty HAS been my least favorite - for storyline reasons, not actor reasons. But whoa did the latest season finale turn that around. The last moment with Walter had me really intrigued and Christina (and Elijah) just turned on a dime. Will they be as "ride or die" as Jeff is with Shauna? Great work by Christina.
@@Laurel_Ellenstreet i just wish the adult storyline was as captivating as the wilderness stuff. it's not even close. but it should get better now that the lame adam martin storyline is done.
@@Laurel_Ellenstreet sure, Walter is Misty’s soulmate, no question there. they match each other’s everything
Bella’s giggle throughout was so endearing, I love them
i can tell how enthralled Patrick is with Bella…. it’s very sweet seeing that.
Love Diego and Gael!! 👏🏼🙌🏼 We need to see you guys act together again! 🫶🏼
Also loved this panel! 👏🏼👏🏼
They have La Maquina coming up
@@gaelgarciabarchive oh nice!! 🙌🏼
I like this format better than the actors or actresses round table. It's fun to have such a mix of characters in one setting talking about their varied approaches and methods. Plus they're just funny AF
The panelists’ choice is just amazing… They all bring their own stories and experiences but at the same time they all share a similar view on acting as a whole and that contributes to making the conversation flow in the most organic way ❤️
5:16 Sir Patrick asking Bella questions and listening so intently to the answers is warming my heart, he’s so respectful and kind to a young actor
When Bella was talking about the fan backlash when they were cast as Ellie, I was hoping Sir Patrick would chime in after to talk about the fan backlash he and the TNG crew received back when they were announced. Because there was a _lot_ of it, even without the internet or modern social media.
omg yes!! Diego Luna watching Flight of the Conchords to relax ahaha love that
This round table is better than some of your past ones. Where one actor monopolizes most of the discussions. Good job, host!
If Bella and Pedro don't AT THE VERY LEAST get nominations there is NO justice.
In the (not reliable) stuff that crosses my feed, they're both inevitable nominees, with Pedro sometimes the frontrunner. Pedro also a likely nominee for comedy guest on SNL.
Helen Mirren’s favorite movie being Dodgeball is my new favorite thing ever.
Diego can be one of the best actors that Mexico can have. And I mean real actors. Put México at the top always compita DIEGO
Every time Patrick addresses Bella specifically is amazing.
My entire life has been validated by Dame Helen Mirren also having to watch Dodgeball whenever it's on.
I love this table. I want to host them for a dinner party for more stories. And all the love and respect for each other is amazing.
I could watch 2 more hours of this. EASY.
Great moderator as well.
Patrick taking control of the show in the beginning 😅 such a legend
Now that is a special group of humans. And Patrick Stewart is a gift to humanity.
Waiting for Jeremy Strong❤
Bella Ramsey reminds me of a young Christina Ricci. Would love to see them work together.
I expect that like I expect a shooting star.
I love the way Christina was listening so carefully to Bella, it was so sweet
When the 1923 popped up under Helen Mirren, for a second I thought it was her birth year so we would have context for everyones age lol
Imagine a round table with Pedro pascal, Oscar Isaac, Diego Luna, Rosario Dawson, Gael García Bernal and Jenna Ortega.
I love this kind of show.
So much talent in a same room and so many different paths in their respective careers, age gapes and experience, just sharing their common passion for acting.
At least a truly interesting way to allow actors to speak their mind about their work and not the classical entertaining TV show with a 5 minutes race for promotional purposes.
Loved Bella in TLOU and Jeremy Strong in Succession, both masterful performances...the very best acting I saw last year.
im super excited to watch this, bellas outfit looks so great
It's nice to see other's do actors roundtable besides THR. This selection of actors is very fan favorites
What Bella had to go through with the community was terrible. They were absolutely perfect as a live action Ellie.
She stood out on a small role in Game of thrones, so I'm not surprised she has progressed to a leading actor on a big show. I've just started playing the game version because of the show.
Warms ny heart that Diego & Gael are still so close all these years later.
I still can't get over Jeremy Strong's mesmerizing performance in Succession. As I watched, I couldn't stop thinking that literally no other actor would do as well as he did to play such a complex character like Kendall. In my opinion, the series certainly established him as one of the best actors nowadays. I hope he gets more recognition for his relentless talent and takes home his second Emmy.
This is the best roundtable I've seen.
Obsessed with Jeremy and Bella. 🤎🤎
Each of them is so passionate that’s very moving !
Diego Luna!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🤩The one and only!! Loved this round table!
Possibly the best one of these to date. Lovely panel, lovely discussion.
I think it and everyone was great. I love all of these actors.
Came for Patrick. Stayed because there was a nice chemistry. There was reverence for the elders. And a light tone set by them
Bella , te admiro mucho, si me hubieran dicho a mis 19 años que tendría una conversación con estos artistas tan épicos,me hubiera muerto de miedo.Pero aún y con tu ansiedad lo lograste,y demostraste el talento con el que naciste.Estamos orgullosos de ti.
They are all fantastic, but you know it's the writing and direction that really facilitates the greatness in the actors.
I want Jeremy to know that the fact that yes, Kendall IS a "worst" version of him, so the fact that we STiLL love him, even at THAT LOW, is a testament of how lovable he is, at his core; throughout the multiverse.
I love you Bella, you’re amazing
Excellent host. Quietly personable, well-prepared, and had interesting questions. And this group of actors melded very well. (Sweet of Jeremy Strong to mention Brian Cox as one of his favourite sparring partners - BC has been a bit outspoken about JS’s method, but Jeremy nobly didn’t let that influence his opinion.)
He's a gentleman. Love him❤️
I feel like Cox has always been hugely enthusiastic about Jeremy (and he is again in the most recent "Actors on Actors" with Emily Blunt), he just also admitted that his method is not the same as Jeremy's. But he has said many times how much he likes and respects Jeremy and how talented he is. I just think sometimes reporters have latched onto Brian saying he personally works differently to create a drama that isn't there.