Willem Dafoe Breaks Down His Career, from 'The Boondock Saints' to 'Spider-Man' | Vanity Fair
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- Willem Dafoe discusses the roles that make up his film career, including "The Wooster Group," "Heaven's Gate," "The Loveless," "Platoon," "The Last Temptation of Christ," "Wild at Heart," "The Boondock Saints," "Shadow of the Vampire," "Spider-Man," "The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou," "Antichrist," "The Florida Project," "At Eternity's Gate," "The Lighthouse" and "Motherless Brooklyn."
You can see Willem Dafoe in The Lighthouse and Motherless Brooklyn in theaters now!
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This man looks like that teacher who's going to be really strict, but ends up being the nicest one.
Yes. First impressions are usually false.
@@davemckay4359 facts
So true! Gonna remember that line.
He's the type of teacher that instead of scolding you when you get really bad grades in a row he just sits with you and asks if everything is ok .
And the coolest one
“I’m not interested in doing a job, I’m interested in helping an artist do what they need to do” THIS is how an actor becomes a legend.
Lol
@@amazeangelogames3165 Lol
When he said he didn’t want to play goblin in the new movies without him doing his own stunts it made sense. He didn’t want to fill a job he wanted to be the character
Yep caught that too. Classy guy who is a great actor and history will remember him.
After I saw you comment I didn't need to make my own. Well composed.
Truly the CLASSIEST actor in the business today. No drama, no scandals, just acting, and professionalism. An actual acting TITAN.
😤😤😤✊✊✊
I’d argue people raving over his amazing talent is some type of drama. It’s not all bad.
Totally agree : )
Yes, unlike this Johnny D
@@mindfever6285 nahhhhh Johnny Depp is fine. He just chose the wrong woman.
"I'm a color on the canvas, and I love that" probably the most modest, down-to-earth way I've ever heard an actor describe themself. And he sounds completely sincere about it. What a cool dude.
That’s a really accurate description of actors in general, haha.
He’s one of my favorite actors because he doesn’t seem like an “actor”. He seems like a regular dude, if that makes sense
Defoe is a Canvas
Every one calls him Dafoe, but maybe he just wants some one to see him as Willem Dafriend
😊
You have my respect Smith
I refuse to laugh at that. I do give it a grin, however.
Dafuq?
@@SpaceCattttt It's a joke you must have at least 10 IQ points to understand
"WE'LL MEET AGAIN SPIDER-MAN" HE KEPT HIS WORD'S, HE'S COMING
Well he did meet him again, after all, later in the movie. Lol jk I like the reference 🤣
Coming? 😏...
Yup
He will com
They recasted the goblin dafoe said he didn’t want to so it will be James Franco returning
Willem was my across the street neighbor when we were growing up. He was always nice and funny guy. So happy he is such a success and I hope he gets an Oscar someday.
This is the most interesting comment, for you never know the person, just the actor, but through this interview he comes across just as you knew him. I am happy to hear he is not playing a role here, but rather he learned early happiness is a choice, probably the best take away of all.
bro that’s insane that i came across this comment. i can’t even fathom what it’s like that u knew him before the whole world did. dudes is an incredible actor
WHAAAAAAAAT????? 😲😲😲😲 Bro, that’s awesome!!!
Woah!
I’ve seen you on 3 comment sections already wow😭😭 that’s amazing how Willem DeFoe is someone you knew
This man is a precious gem. A legend. Cherish him everyone.
:')
You know, I'm something of an actor myself.
😹😹
1:45
OUT AM I?!
Impressive!!!
Back to formula?
@@Lucrei. You know how much i sacrificed?
Nobody could ever play Norman Osborn better than this man
True best choice
So true, fits the character SO perfectly.
@@brianyildirim2804
*YOU KNOW HOW MUCH I SACRAFRICED*
Honestly, I feel like James McAvoy could play him really well.
Just a little young.
I really love how William is all about supporting directors and artists willing to do something new or original and he's all about helping OTHER people, make their dreams come true.
:')
William?
its his real name@@jamesanderson6373
"They're behind the camera, and they need someone to be their creature. I'm a color in the canvas and I love that." I love that description of the relationship between actor and director.
“You know I’m something of a MCU villain myself”
“You know I’m something of a Sam Rami villain myself”
“You know I’m something of both”
“You know I’m something of a multiverse villain myself”
"you know im something of a goblin myself"
Perfect role for green goblin
I Seriously Believe Willem Is Not Dafoe. Willem Is Dafriend.
He is Dafoe on screen and Dafriend in real life.
DaBaby
@Auracle *Dafinitively
Willem is Dabest
Not to Spider-Man
Willem's performance in The Lighthouse was one of the best single performances I've ever seen on screen by any actor ever. He should have cleaned house at the award shows that year.
Hollywood rarely awards or encourages genuinely gifted artists. Honestly I didn't "get" that movie, but I think that's just because I'm dumb, lol. But even my stupid self recognized how incredible both their performances were in that movie.
How he didn't get an Oscar for that monologue scene alone is unbelievable.
@@lizc6393 dw, that movie was not supposed to be understood. it’s made to be up to interpretation.
@@batjackattack5556 Haha. Thank you, I feel a little better.
@@lizc6393 no shame in not getting a movie or thinking u didnt get it. I catch myself very often like that, but I think movies sometimes can be admired for the feelings and atmospheres they create and not be interpreted
Willem is one of only a handful of actors which 99% of us would pay to see him be himself for 100 minutes. His appearance is exotic and strange but yet perfectly normal and comforting, he oozes the kind of cool that men and women alike just wish there were more of in the world. And, let's not forget, he has the chiseled looks that instantly suggest sincerity which he can back up 100%. He's definitely in my top 5 actors of all time.
He's an actor? I thought he was something of a scientist, himself.
"Oh.."
Don't tell Harry
I missed the part where that's my problem
"Back to formula"
Misery, misery
You know he’s actually something of a scientist himself
yes sir :')
Yessurrrr
Win
Avenge me
*Avenge me!*
yeah
Willem Dafoe is brilliant. He's been great in every role he's played.
wtf the legend himself was in the philippines during the EDSA revolution...
to all fellow filipinos out there, happy EDSA anniversary, never forget.
Willem Dafoe to Toby Maguire: “Raimi tells me you’re quite the actor. Ya know, I’m something of an actor myself.”
This should have waaaay more likes lmfao
Mournful Giant 50 IKR
I hear that they actually hated each other
@@davidmartinez3272 Really?
@@mournfulgiant502 Tobey accused Willem of actually hitting him while shooting the fight scenes and Willem called him a wimp
I used to be scared of him as a kid because of spider-man. But now as an adult he seems like one of the most wholesome actors I've ever seen.
He traumatized Tobey during filming. Hahahahaha
same here
I used to be scared up until Boondock Saints, him in drag fixed that and it also solidified him as one of my favorite actors because of his role as Special Agent Smecker.
If he scared you when you're a kid, it just shows that he's really good at being Green Goblin. I love his acting because he really is scary
Willem dafriend
I love how he interprets, in his own way, acting as being a color on the director's canvas so that he can allow that canvas to be fulfilled the way they want it to be. That's a really interesting view that I hadn't really thought much about
I'm surprised he didn't mention his role in "To Live and Die in L.A." as counterfeiter Rick Masters. The movie was made in 1985 before Platoon and it is a masterful performance.
I'm glad he didn't look down on comic book movies just because everyone thought they were "for kids" The green goblin is one of his most iconic and best roles
Yeah he killed it in that movie. I also loved his performance in the otherwise meh Deathnote live action.
Nowadays being in a comic book movie is great lol
@@TheFos88 he was the only good part of that movie 😂
@@gravitationalconstant4044 I know right!
@@Masonia_ i think being in a comic book movie is great for the money you get, but people only remember you for that roll, RDJ will never show up in another movie again where people arent thinking "omg iron man" every time he shoes his face
For someone who is arguably better than anyone else at playing a villain, he seems like the nicest guy ever
I've heard that's almost always the case. Alan Rickman was another good example.
Most nice people have a dark side. The glee you feel by giving in (even for pretend) is unmatched, and really sells their performances.
Christopher lee?
I dunno, Benedict Cumberbatch is a pretty good villain.
I was walking through Manhattan on a very cold winter day years ago. Willem DaFoe and I were both wrapped up in parkas. We exchanged smiles as we walked right by each other. That doesn't often happen in New York. It didn't dawn on me who he was until several blocks away. He struck me as just an every day "nice guy". I still get a chuckle when I think about it.
His acting in boondock saints is masterclass. Nuff said
He comes across as a genuine artist and someone who has great taste
Why hasn't Willem ever narrated a documentary? He has such a great voice.
He definitely has
He narrated a documentary called Mountain. I guess he's done a couple audiobooks as well
narrator in the film vox lux (not a documentary tho)
he once narrated a documentary i watched in school. i have literally zero memory of what the subject was, i was thinking of the green goblin the whole video LMAO
He has
His performance in spiderman scared me so much as a kid
Amazing actor
Dude fr it was great
And still scares me, cause of him i scared of Thanksgiving and turkey 🤣🤣
@@parzival9514 *stares at you while aggressively licks fingers after touching the food*
@@safwanshuhaib9968 now you gave me chills🥶😂
You must be 10 years old today!
My favorite film with Willem Dafoe was “The English Patient”, a story that I read, listened to in audiobook and also watched as a film. He played the part of a thief in a war. What a rich and beautiful film that one was.
10:41 "When are they gonna make a circus movie? I'm ready" Literally Nightmare Alley lol
This man is criminally underrated. People don't actually know how much he sacrificed
You can't do this to me...
Bro how are you?
@@potter5647 ...
@@EnRaye ...
@@dimains6011 I started this company
I respect how unpretentious he is. So many actors would be embarrassed to talk about having roles in comic book movies, but not him. He wears that proudly.
Its So Refreshing... totally agree with your comments
you can tell he genuinely loves every role he does and is acting because he enjoys it. he puts his whole heart into every role no matter how "small" or "bad" the movie is.
As he should, his role as green goblin was legit one of the best actings I've seen
Tyler The Guy And Boondock Saints too !!!!!
He is forever my favorite Green Goblin, and he was amazing in The Boondock Saints
I’ve always liked his acting. All his characters are usually very compelling to one degree or another.
Willem seems like such a genuine, cool person. I think his role in Boondock Saints is one of the most criminally underrated acting performances ever.
"Willem Dafoe Breaks Down His Career"
My mind: "YOU KNOW HOW MUCH I SACRIFICED?!"
Me too!
Same
😂😂
"there was a firefight!!!"
Was what popped in my head 🤣
guess i'm 1 month too late to make that joke.
When he got fired in his first movie he was like: you can’t do this to me....YOU KNOW HOW MUCH I SACRIFICED
Omg 🤣🤣
Words you can hear
I like how he just glosses over the fact that he was caught in the middle of a revolution
Omg I forgot that line existed can’t lie 😂
lol
I'm shocked that almost nobody is talking about his role as Sgt. Elias in "Platoon". Without a doubt his best performance in my opinion.
Only man able to run after getting hit 5+ times in the back
I loved "The Last Temptation Of Christ". I was lucky enough to see it theatrically in 1988 (with protestors a plenty outside the theater). I talked with them and they said it was a heretic because I admitted to being a Christian (I still am, by the way). I saw the film for what it was.
At the beginning the crawl says that it Isn't based on The Gospels and it was a fictitious view of Jesus' human side while every other movie concentrated on his divinity. This film showed both the human and the divine.
Yes. Very true. Martin Scorsese, who is Catholic, also stated very clearly it was based on Nikos Kazantzakis book, and religion was important in his life in many ways, regardless of any film or story.
Jesus is about love. I think anyone who actually reads the Gospels with an open heart and mind will easily grasp this. No movie, book, fact, fiction, or otherwise will ever change this.
You know your good when you played Green Goblin and Jesus Christ.
whats the difference
@@oiyoushutit8670 really wtndo u mean
they are both the same
Do you know how much he sacrificed?!?
@@oiyoushutit8670 is green goblin Jesus or is Jesus green goblin lol.
unbelivable that this guy has not won an Oscar..
Oscars are irrelevant, as are all awards. Real talent persists and endures.
Catinkontti The Oscars are an extended advertisement for Hollywood
You forget that oscars are a competition. All the people who say they cant believe they didnt get an oscar dont even know the other movies that were motivated... Watch more films
Lassi Kinnunen the oscars are an opinion. but cant deny the all nominees and winners are great actor by ability to act and definitely not just popularity
@@yopeepthestyle8308 ,A competition that they pat themselves on each other back ,while they cover up pedophilia .
Everything he said about The Boondock Saints warms my heart.
Willem Dafoe is a freaking chameleon! Everything he touched he performed brilliantly. Unlike so many actors that squeeze a part of themselves into it, he seems to be aside himself, and becomes the essence of the character, and is detached as himself! If he didn't look like W. D. you would never know it's him! I can see that being way more fun than trying to be something else, yet still trying to make sure you are recognized! I think he made a wise decision not to be the center of attention, and by doing so gives everything he touches so much more reality, and so ends up to be the center of attention anyhow, for not standing out in any deliberate way. He has also given many newcomers in movie making a chance and helped them excel, by seeing the vision in story and what ever else over mere authority. Christopher Walkin is also well known for that, and would be in your bands video for no cost if it sounds interesting and different enough!
"I'm not interested in making a job. I'm interested in helping an artist do what they need to do behind the camera.
They need someone to be their creature".
best qoute ever
“ I am a color in a canvas!” Paraphrasing
👏👏👏👏👏👏 humble at it finest
I think that's what acting is all about. It's not art or anything. Your're just a creature. A crucial creature.
"I'm a color on the canvas", Willem really understands that acting is just a part of a whole.
I could listen to his voice for hours it’s like a white Morgan freeman.
Willem Defoe ASMR
William best green goblin ever.
Yes
wtf?
It's because of overtones. His voice is both high and low pitch.
I will never forget watching The Last Temptation when I was 12 years old with my mom. I got so scared but amazed at his acting, I had nightmares that night. But I knew he was bound to be one of my favorite actors and people ever. God bless Willem, what a unique person.
You can tell he really enjoyed his role in spider-man
He comes off as so youthfully enthusiastic, passionate and humble. Some actors take themselves seriously, he just takes the craft seriously.
It Truly is a craft,,, & he has nailed it,
Well said and I agree wholeheartedly
Very Well Said 👏
can you give me an example of how actors take themselves seriously?
@@keila7287 Every other Jared Leto interview?
His voice is for ever ingrained as Green Goblin
I can see.
He will always be Norman Osborne
“Are you in or are you out?”
Screw that, to me he'll always be Paul Smecker :)
Alex Rodriguez to me he will always be Sergeant Elias
He was great in "Clear and Present Danger."
I find it so fascinating to see Dafoe on screen. Intense, focused and profesional. But of screen he's just a man who gets to what he loves for a living. Full of warmth, intelligence and generosity to share his experiences.
I met Dafoe at a wedding in Brooklyn 5 years ago. He was the nicest guy ever and we talked about his death scene in Platoon for 30 mins.
Did he explain why his arms were jn the sky at the death scene?
@@kingdomlamb7741 yes, it was a Messiah type moment, a christ metaphor for the character
@@hoderharris Thanks lol. Mustve been a cool talk
How cool! You can tell he loves to talk about his movies. When he did Inside the Actors Studio a student asked about learning to print money for To Live & Die in LA. His face lit up!
He went out like a badass in John Wick as well
You know, I'm something of a Willem Dafoe fan myself
Well done :)
@@geomantilla wdym? 😂
Raisin Jeffreys good job. 👍🏻
I understood that
Meme approved
He has such a warm and calm demeanor which is a startling contrast to his role that stood out to me the most, Norman Osborn in the Marvel movies. And oh my gosh he was in some way part of one of the most significant events in Philippine history, the People Power Revolution of 1986. Long story short it restored democracy to the country after a two decade dictatorship.
He's easily one of the greatest actors of all-time.
“I’m a color in the canvas”
a visionary director's wet dream right there. this is how we got The Lighthouse, thank God.
Very poetic and poignant. He was a very vibrant one in Streets of Fire and still standing out amongst the monochrome.
glad we all picked up on how amazing that was :)
Green
Njzeo legendary
"i've been an actor for almost 40 years, i guess i'm an actor now"
“Im a colour in the canvas”.. the humility in that statement is golden! 👌🏽
I love how he sees acting not as a way to boast himself or be egotistical abt it, but he sees it as a true art form for story telling
I love how eager he is to try something new and expand beyond his horizons. Such a brilliant actor man..
Hey Hummus!
I mean, he is something of a scientist
I'm something of a like-seeker myself
Wtf why you here
I think that's why he did Spider-Man, it was a big-budget movie directed by a cinephile's director who was best known for camp horror based on a long-running comic book. He took a long whiff of the cheese and decided it smelled good.
He seems like such a down to earth guy. One of my favorite actors, not only because of his incredible acting, but also simply because of his very humble demeanor. He really loves what he does, and it shows very deeply in his character.
This is the true definition of an actor
he's one of my favourite actors, i like his performance in the spiderman movies :)
Same ♥
He's an actor. He can seem like almost everything he wants.
Couldn't agree more, such a genuine guy.
Huge fan since seeing him in Platoon as a teenager. Really warming to see how humble he is and how much he enjoys the process.
"God speed Spiderman"😈
“Oh”..
“Peter.. don’t tell Harry…»
"Hahahaha."
*grenade explodes*
@@JimmyBoy9878 You're out Osborne
“Out am I?”
I've never really seen Willem DaFoe speak out of character before. He has a real warmth and intelligence that he brings to his roles. Such a watchable guy.
Innit! Whenever I see him he’s in a film. I’ve always liked him but now I like him more he seems so cool
Willem dafoe has always been a good willem dafriend
You know, he’s something of a scientist himself.
Norman is the closest to his character
William Big D Dafoe real
The Lighthouse is his masterpiece, best performance of his career IMO.
You know how much I sacrifice
I use to do room service years ago and i met this man, of course I dont know him but that less that one minute serving him this is what i've notice: humble, polite, dedicated ( i think he was doing yoga or some sort ) and i love and champion him ever since.. His Platoon character was magnificent but his Wild at heart character was epic.
I always pictured him as intimidating but really he’s quite a humble guy.
Just shows how good he is.
Green Goblin will do that lol
This man is a legend.
Colorful, magnetic and distinctive.
Truly
Bingo
Agree
Bingo.
One of the post 70's greats. Never disappoints with performance or choice of script. I am disappointed White Sands was omitted - he and Mickey Rourke were brilliant in that movie.
Sometimes you take things for granted and do not appreciate them, for me, Willem Dafoe works have been one of them, his aproach to acting is very interesting.
He’s seems so humble and intelligent. Like he actually breaks down and understands his movies, instead of some actors who kind of seem like they don’t care lol.
And how he speaks about his roles. "I was just a color on the canvas, and I loved it." He really appreciates the process and sees himself as part of that process. He's awesome.
@@DisDatK9 That's literally what actors are taught tho, it's how most good actors look at it.
@@MBM1117727 yes but we have hardly any good actors anymore, only bland hollywood robots who are idolized for shite acting
It’s a shame no one really talks about his role as the detective in American Psycho. No one else could’ve nailed that role the way he did.
he excels, very true.
Yeah, not much screen time on that one, but he totally nails it.
He reveals so much about himself in casual conversation...
I'm also surprised it wasn't mentioned here
I clicked this video for that specifically. That was such an ambiguous role and there’s so much speculation surrounding that character. I wish we could have seen him elaborate a little bit on what he felt the detective knew, or if he was even a real detective.
Very sympathic interview!
Always nice to see how different actors are in person. Especially when you are used to see him as a terrifying character on screen.
Willem seem to be a nice guy to be around.
This was a really uplifting video I loved Williams takes on these movies. I loved how open minded he is about opportunities and the people he’s worked with.
His voice feels like he's telling a story to Peter.
What does that even mean?
He was the green goblin
@Deadpool yeah sure he is captain obvious.
@Xande you'll figure it out soon 😉
@@meggzilla295 I was telling to other person captain numbskull
When he realises he's been acting for a while, so he's technically an actor now
"You know I'm something of an actor myself"
"I'm a colour in the canvas, and I love that."
This. This is why he is so great.
I’ve never thought of acting like he put it
The director and creatives are the artists and you’re there to help them make it happen!
"He said 'Willem! Step out!"
"OUT, AM I!?!?"
Underrated Coment😂. Here's you're Nobel Prize 🏆
@@wavehoodjr7588 Thank you, thank you! 😂
😂
WaveHood Jr Nobel prize Otto,Nobel prize and we’ll all be rich.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Willem Dafoe is one of those actors who can be terrifying on screen, but he seems like a really nice guy in interviews.
**Asks you for a slice of cheese**
He played a very tender (but strong ) character in The Florida Project 🙂
He's like Keanu Reeves but even more terrifying on screen
@@furretman3741 check out Keanu's character in The Neon Daemon.
@@furretman3741 He's like a Keanu Reeves but can actually act*
My first introduction was "To Live and Die in LA" and I thought Dafoe was brilliant in that role. It left an unforgettable impression. I have seen thousands of movies since then, but movies like that just seem to stick with you forever. "Body Heat" with William Hurt/Kathleen Turner affected me similarly. Movies that far exceed your expectations.
I haven't seen "Body Heat" since I took a film noir class in college. Thanks for reminding me.
Same here, man. Ever since that movie I've counted him as one of my favorite actors. He's certainly not disappointed through the years.
I wish I could just hang out with Willem, he's such an interesting guy, feels like there is no mysteries for him. Every project is a passion project because he is a wanderer, a traveler in life, an inspiration to surrender yourself. Really really refreshing to see this video. Anyway, let's drink a beer or a coffee sometime Willem.
I worked with him around Spiderman time. He was warm and professional and treated everyone around him very well. Love him.
really? elaborate pls
is this legit
YOU JOINED 15 YEARS AGO??
I believe it.
i believe him too
I love how he described himself as a color on the canvas. What a humble man
He seems to be a real actor, in the sense that he knows the Director has a vision and he is a tool for that. He doesn't want his own vision to interfere with the project.
Did you call him A TOOL!!! Funny how being described as a tool, can be both a bad thing and a good thing.
Willem first caught my eye in the brilliant "To Live and Die in L.A." Haven't lost sight of him since. Lovely piece!
One of his best performances might actually be in the Northman… he play’s both the king’s jester and his advisor/priest
"I´m a colour in the canvas" He is a real actor without any greed or ego getting in his way.
Exactly. He knows what it takes to make art.
I'm just a string in the tapestry
He was excellent in "The Florida Project"
i think all that stuff with the formula was pretty greedy ngl
I bet this guy served Keanu reeves a slice of humble pie
It's criminal how this man is not casted as the Joker yet.
he was considered. then they picked Jack Nicholson
Yeah he does have the Joker face naturally
At least he was Green Goblin
Or Riddler... I see him as a Riddler type.
jim carey should be the joker
I went to see Platoon with two workmates.
At the end, two of us sat there, drained. The third stood up and said "that was crap".
The two of us who were sat, drained are still very good friends (best man, godparent etc) - with the same interests.
It was 35 years ago, but I still remember being drained.
I watched Boondock Saint in my teenage Norman Reedus phase. It and its sequel are still my favorite movies to this day and was what introduced me to Willem Dafoe (I had seen Spiderman, but was too young to recognize or care about any of the actors) And I know it doesn't really matter, but I've always thought it was pretty cool we share a birthday.
He's so sweet for someone who so successfully plays deranged psychopaths
I really wish he was the Joker at some point.
After watching The Lighthouse i can only dream of him facing off Battinson in Arkham Asylum type movie
I really wish they'd stop beating a dead horse. Haven't there been enough Batman movies already?
@@Fireglo Nah
@@Fireglo there will never be enough Batman movies as long as they make them feel unique with different approaches. Batman has been around for 80 years for one reason.
YES
Dude is too pure. One of my favorite actors of all time. If something happened to Willem Dafoe, I'd light myself on fire.
he just loves and respects every part of movies and is happy to be involved in any way, big or small, bc he's happy helping make other peoples art come to life and as he said "be a color on the canvas". he really is genuinely just in it for the art, he has so much enthusiasm, his energy is endless, and he has such a pure philosophical view on things. willem is such a fkn gigachad.
You know willem dafoe is something of a actor himself
YOU KNOW HOW MUCH HE'S SACRIFICED?!?!?!?!
lmao
In this business you're either in or out.
“Willem ... step out”
Willem : “OUT AM I?”
“D o n t t e l l H a r r y .”
LMAOOO
@Bryan Rivas DO YOU KNOW HOW MUCH I SACRIFICED?!
“OH IMPRESSIVE”
@@karlraphaeeeel I sacrificed my fruitcake
“The flood of association” what a beautiful expression. It explain so much…
What a wonderful soul. God I love this dude! He’s a true artist when it comes to acting, and he seems like a genuinely great guy.
After seeing the Lighthouse, this man is straight up in the top 10 actors alive today.
Yer fond of his acting, ain't ye? Me too
@@acex90 Aye, sir. May the bones be cursed upon the ebony planes o'the Abyss of what man claims otherwise.
I still need to eatch this movie
@@josearteaga9667 Watch is sober. Drugs and alcohol are entirely unnecessary.
@@josearteaga9667 its free on prime video now. Thats how i got to watch it. Loved it