Timothee Chalamet on being daunted by The King, the dangers of toxic masculinity & the scope of Dune
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- čas přidán 2. 10. 2019
- Timothee Chalamet (the one and only Timmy C) is interviewed at the London Film Festival premiere of his movie The King which airs on Netflix. He stars with Robert Pattinson and Ben Mendelsohn and together they lead an all-star cast. Telling the story of King Henry V, the new film was co-written by Joel Edgerton and David Michôd for Michôd to direct. The cast includes Lily-Rose Depp, Sean Harris, Thomasin McKenzie, Tara Fitzgerald and Dean-Charles Chapman. The film premiered at the London Film Festival and Scott Davis and Colin Hart were on the red carpet for us.
He talks about being the realities of doing a film this size, and not becoming an action hero (thought he does talk about enjoying John Wick)
Hal, wayward prince and heir to the English throne, is crowned King Henry V after his tyrannical father dies. Now the young king must navigate palace politics, the war his father left behind, and the emotional strings of his past life.
Synopsis: Hal (Timothée Chalamet), wayward prince and reluctant heir to the English throne, has turned his back on royal life and is living among the people. But when his tyrannical father dies, Hal is crowned King Henry V and is forced to embrace the life he had previously tried to escape. Now the young king must navigate the palace politics, chaos and war his father left behind, and the emotional strings of his past life - including his relationship with his closest friend and mentor, the aging alcoholic knight, John Falstaff (Joel Edgerton).
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I've honestly never seen an actor with the FULL package like Tim. He's stunning, considerate, articulate, you name it, all on top of being an amazing actor.
haha. timmy is super,fantastic but really? Dicaprio was to me this 20 years ago,River Phoenix a few years before him.Enormous talents and incredibly articulate and smart.just saying
@@veronikahk1826 River yes, DiCaprio sorta. But River fell into the trap. DiCaprio has held up, but the fast life fast women troupe was his bread and butter. As for Timothèe only time will tell if he can continue to mature in a positive way. I hope his personal life takes a different turn than those two, for his sake.
veronikah K yes River
Timmy , River. P um , jake Gyllenhaal. Leo, shit tom holland, theres ones for every generation
Those are all great actors, but they aren't as articulate as Timothee. I've heard them speak numerous times, he has a different type of intelligence to him and a gentleness that is unparalleled.
He's so eloquent and profound, without even stopping to think about it.
@Viviána They can't prepare for every random question they may be asked, yet Timothee has a sharp answer for every question. He can clearly think on his feet.
@Viviána he definitely thinks about most of his responses. More so than he did earlier on. He's said things very honestly in the past that weren't good PR wise. He still rambles- it's part of his charm - so they haven't tried to coach it out of him. But he does pause before his responses to probing questions. He kept the best bits and learned to hold back without being dishonest. He's got the goods.
IKR
Sparkles. Curls. The most beautiful face I've ever seen. I love to hear him talk. I love to watch him act. He is the real deal and I ADORE HIM.
why do you adore average guys..
@@elagomez8213 Why do you like below-average has-beens like Selena? She is a joke and so are you.
Damn shots fired 😂😂
SAMEE
Get a room
He’s so polite!!! What a king
fatou ndiaye
So true, politeness and consideration is so powerful
Yup
That's, like, his BEST HAIR so far ))
this boy is a gift...
I dont kick ass....I just survive...that's it....Love you Timmy ❤
I love the way he takes short times to speak with everybody 💔🥺
It almost hurts me to see and feel how amazing he is. I hope he never changes and becomes a typical Hollywood cliche. 🥺
@Fish Zealot I don’t see it yet. How?
He really shines in DUNE.
This guy has a bright future ahead.
He has the most beautiful face I've ever seen in my life.like his lips,his cheekbones, his chiseled jaw.so mesmerising 🥰
Timothée Chalamet definitely has star power, great looks, and phenomenal talent. his intelligence overflows in every word he says 🔥😍🙌
I can’t even hear what he says, I can just look at his face
I like the way he says things .. love listening to his voice 🤩
Timothée Chalamet is a great actor, amazing, sweet, kind and beautiful. Love him!!!
HE IS WAY TO GOOD TO BE REAL
me in the background at 0:45 trying to get timothee in the back of my photo 🤗🤗
Did u get it?
His hair here is perfect. And god his face is incredible!
I really hope he gets to make five or six Dune movies. Would love to see him push the character.
Watched the King for the nth time already - Timothee is amazing
I’ve watched it loads too. It’s a fantastic film and he’s absolutely brilliant in it. Such a good cast throughout.
@@lornaphillips2044: I totally agree with both of you and millions of others! 🥰😎🤩🎬 It is a fantastic movie and Timmy literally soooo deserved another Oscar for that fabulous, emotional, and great acting!! 🏆💜🤍💜🤍 🏰 ALL HAIL ~ our King Hal! 🤴🏻 👑 ♥️♥️♥️
thanks for asking about dune
2:35 the hair angle looks like he has put on eyeliner
His eyes are so pretty here. His hair looks so soft and the fit is 🔥
he's just the loveliest awe
Wow he speaks beautifully!
This young one wow just wow 👌✌👏
robyn playing in the background sends me
I love how he always mentions ‘Call me by your name” , ‘Lady Bird’ or ‘Beautiful Boy’ in interviews !
What a beautiful boy this Timothee 😊😍😘
The KING is a masterpiece
Ele é simplesmente maravilhoso.
He sounds 50 with his insightful words!
Love his laugh
Sparklin
admirable boy
I LOVE HIM
I love him
I would steal that hoodie if I could.
Elly belly!😍
@Daniela Lagos 😂
Him an thomasin the best match made in heaven
ULTIMATE CHARISMA
1:09 - 1:22
Usul Muaddib describes his cousin Feyd Rautha to his fremen brethren
I would love to see him in the upcoming LOTR series
Daniel Vestholm what LOTR series?!😯
Shaquille Oatmeal Amazon is making an LOTR series 🙌🏻
Bruh this is the first interview I’ve heard him cuss in lmfao
When she asked him about being in a big action movie he doesn't want to ruin anything about Dune so he stays quiet you can see him almost slip about it though
Was actually a good film
Please Please Please Come To Japan😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮
shit now i want a sequence hoodie
Can anyone tell me who's says "hey you guys, is that from the goonies" At the end of the video? I know that voice but am not remembering omg help!
Update: I kept listening to it cause I NEEDED TO KNOW lol, figured it out. Lol
🖤
The melange . . . the thirst . . . and being awake.
I know him
I got the same hair as he does, sadly enough not his bone structure xs
Michiel Swerts do you have a picture of it? How long did it take you to grow it out, I’m trying to do it now because I have a similar hair type but just don’t know what to do with it. Thanks bro
@@samkenney6599 when it's wet it comes right up to my mouth, you need some length to get a nice curl. But the key is...product and time. I put redken curvaceous ringlet in there if it's still damp (don't disturb the curl when drying) and then just let it dry. Hope this helps because it took me really long to get it right. (some wax and moroccanoil can help the first day)
@@samkenney6599 uhm about 7months, but my hair was already medium length. I had to go to the barber alot just to maintain the length on the back. For the length you can check his insta. He has a pic where his hair is wet and he's wearing a ellen tshirt. Just show some pics to your barber. He/she will certainly help you, if not. Find another one :) (ps: i'm not gonna send you a pic tho hahaha sorry)
Oops I fall in love
Reject modernity, embrace masculinity.
masculinity completely has to do with the time period though babe. it wasn't long ago when it was considered masculine to wear white wigs and heels.
fdkjfhdsj oh to be that staff girl who just to look at him up close doing interviews 👁👄👁
Those hair tho... 😮👌
I did a research on toxic masculinity for school.. I love this argument and Timmy too🍑
@M Tech masculinity is an adjective not an ethnic group or race. It isn't even a sex group. It's just "manliness". But please do go off oh triggered one.
@M Tech annnddd continue proving the point. Bye now and blessings to you😏
@M Tech You fool. The adjective "toxic" has been applied to SOME masculinity, not to ALL. It's a SUBSET of masculinity.
DUNE
Timothy is that really you doing a spinning wheel? And a barrel roll 😉
Can we say “tOxIc MaScULinItY” un ironically
How many British men can you fit in daunted?
Dune is san deep!!!
He almost said David Mi'chelle
Paula Treaty and black baby Surreal.
Toxicity of masculinity?
Can someone explain to me how the term “toxic masculinity” is still in our lexicon. It’s falsely linking the two parts together.
You're saying the great wars of the world weren't linked to men trying to prove to others how "masculine" they were. If there was a context it could be properly used, it would be there.
@@delia1985 Desiree M Ok, so Hitler's main motive was to prove his manliness? I think there are many more convincing analyses, as his first career choice was painter and he had more obvious issues than being a man. Also, if you say wars are generally linked to men (many exceptions: European queens (England?), Joan of Arc, also Zheng Yisao, a Chinese woman who led the largest pirate fleet in world history, etc.), therefore it surely the gender is to blame is a simplistic and false conclusion. The USA is fighting many current wars for geostrategical, economic etc. reasons, and it is a democracy with female voters and representatives. I will guarantee that even having a female president will not lead to this country pulling out of wars. Also, if you reduce complexity to mere gender you might as well claim that because in the last centuries the majority of scientific snd engineering breakthroughs were made by men it is about something like male genius. But you woulnd't go for that fallacy there and look for societal and structural reasons etc. instead. Never would you speak of male genius or female stupidity (and neither would I). I think it is toxic (yes, any gender can be toxic) to pathologize genders insteaed of an appreciation of differences. These days boys being competitive is already tainted with supposed toxicity.
Oh God, here come the whining men who can't understand English again. FYI, the term "toxic masculinity" never refers to ALL masculinity. It refers to SOME masculinity. It refers to assholes at parties, which was Timothee's first example, but it doesn't apply to every single man at the party. No woman would apply the term to every man at the party, or she wouldn't bother attending the party! (And it can also apply to men who take the term "toxic masculinity" personally. Non-toxic males automatically understand the term doesn't apply to them.)
Desiree M That’s a fairly narrow view of the situation. For one thing what is masculinity? Our culture likes to apply traits that are not solely male to males. As far as I can tell male and female experience existence in 95% percent the same way. The other 5% is based on our biological differences otherwise we all get angry we all get depressed we all get scared.
Let’s say there is specific distinguishing traits other than our bodies. You still can’t be more male than the most male. Because that’s what “toxic masculinity” has been equated to. You can be more of one thing attributed to maleness but that would mean your lacking the other traits. So if anything were talking about lacking maleness. And our society is try to drive that into the ground at the moment which of course means it’s causing the issues.
But like I said I think male and females are more or less the same other than our biology which can cause us to experience these things to varying degrees but we see this among individuals as well so it’s hardly fair to stop there.
If you ask me we should be talking about the lack of humanness and thats across the board not just in males. And our society is still driving that into the ground because they haven’t defined what a human is other than another animal.
I’m gonna get Christian on you here for a moment. While modern Christian understanding has been skewed by all the splits, ancient Christianity understood humanness to be the fullness of both male and female or rather male and female took certain traits and incorporated more or less of one or another into their existence when they fell. Christ brings all those traits back into him equally or in the right proportions and he defines the true human. Of course I do think the lack of religious tradition drives the degradation of or society but I’m willing to put that aside when talking to those who have differing views but I figured that might give the context of my understanding of the situation. Though you don’t need that to understand my point about the lack or skewed understanding the genders and humanness.
In fact that weird understanding flys in the face of the liberals own understanding of gender fluidity. Weird I’m more liberal than the liberals. Though my understanding throws that idea out the window because it means transitioning is just vanity, I’m fine with that though.
To your point about war though it comes down to the same thing the guys starting stupid wars usually apply it to some masculine power play but if you look at it it’s just identifying a trait that is construed with males but is just plainly a human trait. Really it comes down to that the person is just trying to make sure that they survive. They might give some reason they link to males but really their scared because of tension so they strike first. Basic animalistic instincts. And besides correlation doesn’t equal causation the fact that a majority leaders have been men doesn’t mean their maleness was the reason for the war. And seeing as we don’t have a considerably big enough pool of women leaders to compare to it would be unfair to claim that.
To be fair to each side no one alive has the fullness of humanness. I think it would be far more helpful if it were looked at that way.
Abc Def and by the way “Non-Toxic males automatically understand the term doesn’t apply to them.” Basically your saying if your mad about this your the problem. Which essentially reads if your angry it means we’re right. That’s hardly an argument. Someone can still be right and get angry/frustrated because they are annoyed that person who is wrong can’t accept that their wrong.
“The dangers of toxic masculinity” ffs I hate our species
Me too dude
Real disapproving to see
Agreed. He’s just regurgitating the crap perpetuated by Hollywood.
He has to say that or he'll never have a job again -.-
@Johannes Liechtenauer actually because of his ability to think he could identify the problems of a toxic masculinity. A toxic masculinity is a stereotypical trope that confounds men in certain boxes, if you don't belong to those boxes you are not man enough, we are so much more than that. He understands that, even in such a young age (to be honest he is 22, so not that young). I think instead of staying in your own comfortable idea of masculinity you should broaden your understanding.
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You're the perfect specimen of toxic masculinity
Egos and power trips are not exclusively masculine. He's too young, so he has yet to be destroyed by an egotistical, control freak of a woman.
Lumins Praximus he never literally said that get educated because he is talking about toxix masculinity
What a gay title
Duckman Sam wow someone’s homophobic
Toxic masculinity doesn't exist.
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ok boomer
lone Not a boomer. I get the whole "don't be an asshole" thing and treating women with respect and being polite in general, but I just don't agree with the term "toxic masculinity". To me, it makes it sound like there's something wrong with being a man.
Facts. They called men toxic but if we call women toxic Feminists...then we are sexist
@@alexfilma16 You misunderstood the term. The adjective "toxic" has been applied to SOME masculinity, not to ALL. Get it? It is a SUBSET of masculinity.
should change the name of the channel to "hey gays"
I like timothee but lost respect for him when he dropped the toxicity of masculinity. Wtf man.
He have to stop wearing these femenin clothes.
Its disgusting
dude, you are SO insecure, i pity you
Oh God🤦🏽♀️
talking about toxic masculinity...
In 2019, never thought ppl could still be this ignorant :(
Oh now clothes have gender?