To begin loving yourself, you first have to take little steps to appreciate yourself and like yourself. Take care of yourself and keep in mind we only have one go at this thing called life, so don’t waste it hating yourself.
It really speaks volumes about David's acting talents that he portrays many characters who are antagonistic or deranged, yet he's very enthusiastic and friendly in interviews. It's always fun hearing about his career and experiences.
"Grief can be almost a feeling of possession. It's so hard to feel safe in your body, especially if it's traumatic grief, no prep time grief."-David Dastmalchian. He is one of the most self aware and vulnerable actors I've ever heard. Thank you! 🙂
I love seeing David's natural mannerisms. He reminds me so much of myself - closing my eyes or putting my hands on my face while speaking, especially with difficult topics like trauma or heavy emotions.
David Dastmalchian is one of my favorite actors. Ever since I saw him Batman, I've seen him pop up more and more and he's always intrigued me. It overjoys me to see that he's human, that he puts in the work, and that he's arriving at a place of peace and self love and acceptance. I don't know that you're reading this Mr. Dastmalchian, but you've inspired me to start therapy. Hopefully someday I'll arrive at your state of peace.
I’ll be honest- I don’t care that much about David’s acting career or who he portrays. I care HOW he is and WHO he is as a full person. He is really wise and genuinely caring. That last bit was amazing advice. I love it.
David is sharing himself with the world through his work. Similar to many, many terrific artists, he's sharing his story. So much respect for this man and our therapy dads for giving us such a treat. I love both parts and I hope you guys continue to break down other actors characters. I wish to meet David in person someday, I'm sure he is a fantastic person.
As someone trying to get into a therapist for five years I finally found one! I am so excited and happy to try and get to the bottom of all I am trying to get away from. I have no words how much CT and David have meant to me over the last few years. Thank you
There are some actors you are simply drawn to and for me, that’s David. Thank you, David, for using your gifts/talents and sharing them with us. Big fan from Denmark 😊🇩🇰
@@CinemaTherapyShowAny chance we get a "Therapist Reacts" video for Late Night with the Devil at some point? I saw it a few days ago, and there's DEFINITELY some meaty psychology to dig into
Thank you for changing David from an actor I like to a person I love listening to. What an incredible person! Thank you for sharing some of your story in these episodes
I love David so much. The more I see of him, the more I admire him. I especially love how aware he is of the audience, and how careful and compassionate he is towards us. He is a beautiful human.
Honestly David is such an inspiration. It means so much to me that someone in the spotlight can talk about these things and show people what it's like to heal and grow from trauma and mental illness. In a genuine way.
David Dastmalchian deserves all the roles. He makes everything he's in better, no matter how small or strange the role. Just a wonderfully unique talent.
Omg, David is BACK!! Seriously, the way you two extend your knowledge, experiences and emotions to us is slowly reaching to actors like David Dastmalchian. I can’t wait who else in the film industry will be captivated by what you guys do.
I have to say, the roles he plays are quite interesting. He's slowly going from supporting actor, villain, to leading actor. I'm waiting for Late Night With The Devil!
I lost my mom in April of last year and have been struggling with the fact that Not only was she verbally physically and emotionally abusive but she traumatized me so badly that left me with PTSD this channel has brought me lots of help for that
I am so sorry that you went through all that. I hope you get the help you need. This channel too has helped me a lot too during some of the toughest times in life for me too.
@@Ket6393 Thank you so much!! I've been doing okay so far and I've been in therapy for years so that has also helped and I hope you're doing good also!!!💞
I rarely, if ever, use the word "genius" when talking about actors. In this case, however, I think I'll agree with you. For actors, it usually just goes "skill" and "talent"; but with David Dastmalchian, the "genius" is actually justified. He never ceases to blow my mind.
David is so damn talented and an awesome inspiring human being! I also love how open he is now about his therapy journey and sharing it. Having suffered from depression for most of my life now and finally making the leap to see a therapist again last year, I still sometimes struggle with being open about my depression/struggles and to see others like him do it gives me courage so, thank you very much, David 🥰
David has become one of my favorite actors. Loved his movie Animals. He's deeply intelligent, feeling, and so talented. It's great to see him getting more recognition.
David Dastmalchian is an amazing guy. Really cool to watch him spit poignant truths, and bear his vulnerability as if he was just granted another life on this earth. I am so inspired by his eloquence, and ability to dive into tough matter- be it through the vehicle of art or through the vehicle of his own life. Inspiring. Thank you
David, dropping casually, killing himself. Thank you for staying. There are so many people looking at that as an option. To see someone that is both successful and in therapy is very important. Thank you, again.
Hell yeah, I'm so glad you got David back, he really just shows up in so many movies and elevates them even more and hes seriously becoming one of my favorite actors
David dastmalchian is my all time favorite actor and when I came across this on a channel I've started bingewatching I had such a visceral reaction of excitement
I want them to do this again but this time look at his character Murdoc from Macgyver. That character is next level. And my favorite David Dastmalchian character.
I ADORE his work. A pleasure to watch him perform and so nice to see that hes down to earth outside of his profession. Loved his bit part in Christian Bale Batman
Got to see Late Night With the Devil last night with my wife and it was extraordinary. Dave Dastmalchian proving once again that he's one of the hardest working men in Hollywood with a performance that rides the line between tragedy and absurdity. Excellent supporting cast, pitch perfect period detail, treacle black humour, and an unexpected "oh, that's who that was" moment courtesy of Michael Ironside.
David is such an interesting actor to watch, and even more so to listen to as a person. Thank you for having him on again! My best friend and I are seeing Late Night with the Devil this Thursday. Can't wait!
David is just adorable. He's also incredibly talented, and has a level of self-awareness that I deeply envy, though he's definitely put in the work to get there. I'd seen several of his films before his first appearance on your channel, and after that, I immediately checked out all the others I could find. I'd sign up to your patreon just for the longer version of this, but my finances are about on a par with my mental health at the moment (ruling out both patreon and therapy). I appreciate you guys a lot though, and if/when my money circumstances allow, I'll sign up!
Man... how can someone with abandonment struggles get into acting with SOO much no call backs, no knowledge if you get the role. That had to be a really tough path... I'm happy David's finding the help he needs and he is a great actor indeed. Such a path, such an up hill battle
I have no idea who David is (other than this channel telling me he's an actor), but he's been a great guest and I appreciate his willingness to be as candid as he is. Thanks, David, for adding as much as you do to these episodes, and I hope you're able to find a reason to come back from time to time. :3
I've loved David ever since I saw him in the first "Ant-Man" movie. I also loved him in "The Suicide Squad" and was excited to see him in a small, but excellently performed role in "Oppenheimer." I don't have the amount of trauma in my life as David has had in his, but I'm in a very long and complicated assessment to get into an organization that offers psychotherapy for seniors in the New York City region. Listening to him speak about how therapy has helped him makes me feel more confident in my choice to find a good therapist. P.S. I manage a psychiatric practice and work every day with people who have many more issues than I will ever have. I love being able to help them as much as I can.
David, I am so impressed with your heart and perseverance and talent! …and as always, feel the same about our Therapy Dads! Wish I could hug all y’all, but am doing so in my imagination 🤗
"You can get lost in the abyss very quickly, and it's not just dangerous. It can be deadly" 😵💫 YES! I've never seen this movie but it's going on my list now, because the way this family was described starting around the 22:17 time stamp feels exactly like my house growing up. I have an entire family compromised of that type of brilliant mind that's highly prone to turn against itself in older age, or after severe trauma. Lots of police officers, detectives, combat engineers, and creative types. We're slightly eccentric and proud of it until someone ends up the hospital or is diagnosed with dementia 🤦 During the pandemic I watched two loved ones descend into really dark places far past my ability to help them safely. They never bounced back and it's heart breaking. I work with a therapist who has known me for many, many years so I'm okay. But I often wonder where that tripwire is that people I love keep crossing over, and am I doing enough work to ensure I don't find it. One thing has become surprisingly clear though... because of growing up with a mother suffering from mental illness, I instinctually developed some rock solid reality testing of my own from a very young age. It's amazing how we learn to adapt to our environments. This was a great episode 🙌 Gave me lots to reflect on and think about in a different way.
I've long wished you'd do a series like this for directors!! Ones that have a distinct movie style they make that go back to the same psychological themes!!
We're working on it. Also, check out our episodes about _V For Vendetta_ , _Little Miss Sunshine_ , and _A Good Person_ . We had the directors of those films on!
David is for me one of those actors that just jumps out at you in every even small role, to the point where he becomes That Guy and you have to go learn his name. I've been waiting for Late Night with the Devil also was happily surprised he was in Last Voyage of the Demeter.
W O W, I've been a fan of David since Ant Man and his performances always catch my eye no matter how "small" of a part he may play in a scene. David, thank you for your openness and vulnerability regarding your mental struggles. I often feel ashamed that I'm suffering so much from various issues, hearing people who are successful in life in ways I admire while also dealing with some of the same issues I do is an immense help. Sending you so much love 🫶
YOU GUYS SHOULD DO A VIDEO ON “INSIDE” BY BO BURNHAM!! IT WOULD BE A GREAT FIT FOR THIS CHANNEL, ITS A VIEW INTO HIS MENTAL STATE BEING TRAPPED INSIDE DURING THE PANDEMIC MAKING THE WHOLE SPECIAL BY HIMSELF
Well, David has been one of my favourite actors since the first part, thanks for having him again, he's such a beautiful soul. Cinemawise, how good is Karen Gillan?
I'm very excited to get this guy as Dr Gurathin in The Murderbot Diaries! (Hint hint, you guys would like these books a lot! They're about building friendship and agency in a universe that assumes you have none, AND about the comfort and joy your favorite media is in stressful life situations!)
Cool seeing him on the channel again. Also shout out to him for being from Kansas City. Clint’s Comics back in the day was the best 😂 Also thanks for covering his career and characters and diving into his characters. That was really cool.
Yay! Another David D ep!! Tell him I enjoy his work and I really love his opinions and thank him for putting himself out there and raising awareness of emotional pain. I find a lot of relatability to his words
I like that he calls it a "no brainer", while many people above the age of 30 struggle with the fact that they are still affected by their childhood and their parents, *while also trying to be a parent* 😅
I am in love with David, he's amazing. Handsome, sensitive, talented... just wow ! I'm just sad that his character didn't last longer in Dune :c Very emotional episode, thanks @CinemaTherapyShow ♥
Thanks for the extra video! Really enjoy your deconstructions of films that most people enjoy without necessarily thinking about afterward e.g. romcoms and films labeled 'kids films'. They have a huge impact on us, be it consciously or unconsciously, and it is interesting to discover the values and lessons buried in some, good or bad. For example, it was really surprising to find out that the original Disney "Beauty and the Beast" is actually a healthy relationship, while the one in "Pretty Woman" is not. The latter film made me uncomfortable as a teenager, and your analysis really helped me figure out why
I appreciate his boundary drawing over not using his work as therapy. That said, I ended up in a production of Into the Woods after an incredibly difficult year that included a miscarriage and it was such an incredibly helpful experience. I played Cinderella, so I had some distance from my actual grief (the Baker's Wife might have been too close), but it gave me a space to process the ugly feelings of random suffering and sudden loss. I found out I was pregnant again at the end of the show, and I'm so thankful I had that time to use art to work through my feelings. Pregnancy after loss is always complicated, and that was no exception, but I was in such a better place because of my acting journey on that show. All that to say, boudaries are important, AND acting can be therapeutic, if the environment and material are safe and healthy.
Guys, wonderful episode! Could you please do Villain Therapy on Coriolanus Snow from the recent Hunger Games movie as well? It would be really interesting to see your perspective on it.
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Can you guys do psychology of Nimona movie? It's so good and touches on being a misfit and struggling with self-worth and thoughts of suicide.
Hey no shame in selling plasma it's used to make life saving medicines.
What would you classify Azula from Avatar the last airbender
Hey i have a request Psycho Pass its an anime and i think theres a lot you guys can talk about there
When you think you are only going to get one episode a week, you are surprised with another one! And David is back. Thanks therapy dads ❤
About once a month, we have two-episode weeks. They're fun!
Seconded, I always get excited whenever they have a double weekly upload.
To begin loving yourself, you first have to take little steps to appreciate yourself and like yourself. Take care of yourself and keep in mind we only have one go at this thing called life, so don’t waste it hating yourself.
It really speaks volumes about David's acting talents that he portrays many characters who are antagonistic or deranged, yet he's very enthusiastic and friendly in interviews. It's always fun hearing about his career and experiences.
He has a good Persian face for these roles. Many of us look menacing naturally even if were not.
"Grief can be almost a feeling of possession. It's so hard to feel safe in your body, especially if it's traumatic grief, no prep time grief."-David Dastmalchian. He is one of the most self aware and vulnerable actors I've ever heard. Thank you! 🙂
David Dastmalchian is so damn talented. I'm so glad he's getting his due!
facts.
I freakin adore David!
I love seeing David's natural mannerisms. He reminds me so much of myself - closing my eyes or putting my hands on my face while speaking, especially with difficult topics like trauma or heavy emotions.
David Dastmalchian is one of my favorite actors. Ever since I saw him Batman, I've seen him pop up more and more and he's always intrigued me. It overjoys me to see that he's human, that he puts in the work, and that he's arriving at a place of peace and self love and acceptance. I don't know that you're reading this Mr. Dastmalchian, but you've inspired me to start therapy. Hopefully someday I'll arrive at your state of peace.
I’ll be honest- I don’t care that much about David’s acting career or who he portrays. I care HOW he is and WHO he is as a full person. He is really wise and genuinely caring. That last bit was amazing advice. I love it.
He's one of the good ones, for sure!
David's comments about little t trauma and Big T Trauma just gave me another tool for framing certain conversations. Thank you, David!
David is sharing himself with the world through his work. Similar to many, many terrific artists, he's sharing his story. So much respect for this man and our therapy dads for giving us such a treat. I love both parts and I hope you guys continue to break down other actors characters. I wish to meet David in person someday, I'm sure he is a fantastic person.
As someone trying to get into a therapist for five years I finally found one! I am so excited and happy to try and get to the bottom of all I am trying to get away from. I have no words how much CT and David have meant to me over the last few years. Thank you
Best wishes for your journey. Thanks for watching!
There are some actors you are simply drawn to and for me, that’s David. Thank you, David, for using your gifts/talents and sharing them with us. Big fan from Denmark 😊🇩🇰
I clicked this so fast. I'm excited to see Late Night with the Devil. I can't wait to see what else he does.
We're excited too!
Been counting the days until it comes out!
It uses AI art so maybe don’t?
@@meow6031 I'll watch it once for me and another time for you.
@@CinemaTherapyShowAny chance we get a "Therapist Reacts" video for Late Night with the Devil at some point? I saw it a few days ago, and there's DEFINITELY some meaty psychology to dig into
I would love David to come back and speak about movies he isn't even involved with. He's a very insightful and delightful guest.
Thank you for changing David from an actor I like to a person I love listening to. What an incredible person! Thank you for sharing some of your story in these episodes
I love David so much. The more I see of him, the more I admire him. I especially love how aware he is of the audience, and how careful and compassionate he is towards us. He is a beautiful human.
Dammit, now I'm crying like this was about a Pixar movie. And I think David is now my absolute favorite actor.
Honestly David is such an inspiration. It means so much to me that someone in the spotlight can talk about these things and show people what it's like to heal and grow from trauma and mental illness. In a genuine way.
David Dastmalchian deserves all the roles. He makes everything he's in better, no matter how small or strange the role. Just a wonderfully unique talent.
Agree 100%!! He's fantastically talented, and we can't wait to see where his career goes from here.
Dude’s the whole package: extremely talented, charming personality, and he’s easy on the eyes.
Omg, David is BACK!! Seriously, the way you two extend your knowledge, experiences and emotions to us is slowly reaching to actors like David Dastmalchian. I can’t wait who else in the film industry will be captivated by what you guys do.
I have to say, the roles he plays are quite interesting. He's slowly going from supporting actor, villain, to leading actor. I'm waiting for Late Night With The Devil!
Late Night with the Devil was so weird, but in the best way.
David is BACCKK!!
YAAAYY!!
I lost my mom in April of last year and have been struggling with the fact that Not only was she verbally physically and emotionally abusive but she traumatized me so badly that left me with PTSD this channel has brought me lots of help for that
I am so sorry that you went through all that. I hope you get the help you need.
This channel too has helped me a lot too during some of the toughest times in life for me too.
@@Ket6393 Thank you so much!! I've been doing okay so far and I've been in therapy for years so that has also helped and I hope you're doing good also!!!💞
I rarely, if ever, use the word "genius" when talking about actors. In this case, however, I think I'll agree with you.
For actors, it usually just goes "skill" and "talent"; but with David Dastmalchian, the "genius" is actually justified.
He never ceases to blow my mind.
Omg I can't believe you guys made another part ❤
He is a mf SUPERHERO!
The best one too
these episodes have been my favorite ever. Please send our love David's way. He's a gem.
I'm so glad there's a part two I've been waiting on it, love this guy
David is so damn talented and an awesome inspiring human being! I also love how open he is now about his therapy journey and sharing it. Having suffered from depression for most of my life now and finally making the leap to see a therapist again last year, I still sometimes struggle with being open about my depression/struggles and to see others like him do it gives me courage so, thank you very much, David 🥰
What an amazingly raw person. Was lovely to get to meet him like this.
David has become one of my favorite actors. Loved his movie Animals. He's deeply intelligent, feeling, and so talented. It's great to see him getting more recognition.
It's a slice of joy to see someone of such vulnerable depth and passion in that industry.
Dude, David has spoken to me! I have been in a lousy place for a while but he makes it seem like I can get through it. ❤
I believe in you! If you need a cheerleader, you've got at least one! ❤🏆
David Dastmalchian is an amazing guy. Really cool to watch him spit poignant truths, and bear his vulnerability as if he was just granted another life on this earth. I am so inspired by his eloquence, and ability to dive into tough matter- be it through the vehicle of art or through the vehicle of his own life. Inspiring. Thank you
David, dropping casually, killing himself. Thank you for staying. There are so many people looking at that as an option. To see someone that is both successful and in therapy is very important. Thank you, again.
Hell yeah, I'm so glad you got David back, he really just shows up in so many movies and elevates them even more and hes seriously becoming one of my favorite actors
That guy always gripped me every time I’ve seen him on screen, even in the most subtle rolls
Incredible actor with an incredible story and so much to share, super grateful for the openness and vulnerability
Well, this was just amazing. A gift to watch!! Thank you Cinema Dads and thank you David!!! ❤
Thanks for watching!
David dastmalchian is my all time favorite actor and when I came across this on a channel I've started bingewatching I had such a visceral reaction of excitement
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching!
After having seen it, it would be amazing for you guys to have David on again to discuss Late Night With The Devil! Fantastic movie!
A most special and bodacious guest, indeed.
I’ve liked David since his small role in The Dark Knight. I didn’t know he was so… cool and personable, as well as a great actor
I want them to do this again but this time look at his character Murdoc from Macgyver.
That character is next level. And my favorite David Dastmalchian character.
David's insight and vulnerability is just incredible. Thanks Johno, Allan and CT team for another amazing episode
I don't think I've ever related to one of your guests more than David, keep on keeping on my dudes
I just watched both David Dastmalchian videos together, and I watched Late Night With The Devil a few days ago. Im hoping you do an episode on it.
I ADORE his work. A pleasure to watch him perform and so nice to see that hes down to earth outside of his profession. Loved his bit part in Christian Bale Batman
David is an amazing person/actor/representative of people raised by non-parents
I love him and his honesty about his mental health journey. Absolutely loved this episode ❤
Got to see Late Night With the Devil last night with my wife and it was extraordinary. Dave Dastmalchian proving once again that he's one of the hardest working men in Hollywood with a performance that rides the line between tragedy and absurdity. Excellent supporting cast, pitch perfect period detail, treacle black humour, and an unexpected "oh, that's who that was" moment courtesy of Michael Ironside.
"Therapy is like going to surgery" forgotten even by therapists !!! ( Good Video )
So awesome! Thank you for bringing David back. He is such a compelling actor. It is wonderful hearing his perspective.
Love it when he's on the show
David is such an interesting actor to watch, and even more so to listen to as a person. Thank you for having him on again!
My best friend and I are seeing Late Night with the Devil this Thursday. Can't wait!
David is just adorable. He's also incredibly talented, and has a level of self-awareness that I deeply envy, though he's definitely put in the work to get there. I'd seen several of his films before his first appearance on your channel, and after that, I immediately checked out all the others I could find. I'd sign up to your patreon just for the longer version of this, but my finances are about on a par with my mental health at the moment (ruling out both patreon and therapy). I appreciate you guys a lot though, and if/when my money circumstances allow, I'll sign up!
Man... how can someone with abandonment struggles get into acting with SOO much no call backs, no knowledge if you get the role. That had to be a really tough path... I'm happy David's finding the help he needs and he is a great actor indeed. Such a path, such an up hill battle
Yay! I loved the first David Dastmalchian episode, and now I get hyped when I see him in unexpected places.
Loved him ever since I saw him in Prisoners. The guy is such an AMAZING actor!!
I love David's work. I appreciate him sharing about his experiences and his process of acting/writing so much.
I loved him as Murdoch in MacGyver! Plz do an episode about that character! I Love Davids acting!❤
Thank the good Lord. I had to scroll so far to find this.
I have no idea who David is (other than this channel telling me he's an actor), but he's been a great guest and I appreciate his willingness to be as candid as he is. Thanks, David, for adding as much as you do to these episodes, and I hope you're able to find a reason to come back from time to time. :3
I've loved David ever since I saw him in the first "Ant-Man" movie. I also loved him in "The Suicide Squad" and was excited to see him in a small, but excellently performed role in "Oppenheimer." I don't have the amount of trauma in my life as David has had in his, but I'm in a very long and complicated assessment to get into an organization that offers psychotherapy for seniors in the New York City region. Listening to him speak about how therapy has helped him makes me feel more confident in my choice to find a good therapist.
P.S. I manage a psychiatric practice and work every day with people who have many more issues than I will ever have. I love being able to help them as much as I can.
That’s a sweet anecdote
Late night with the devil was riveting... I was on the edge of my seat throughout the movie. The ending blew me away...
David, I am so impressed with your heart and perseverance and talent!
…and as always, feel the same about our Therapy Dads!
Wish I could hug all y’all, but am doing so in my imagination 🤗
"You can get lost in the abyss very quickly, and it's not just dangerous. It can be deadly" 😵💫 YES! I've never seen this movie but it's going on my list now, because the way this family was described starting around the 22:17 time stamp feels exactly like my house growing up. I have an entire family compromised of that type of brilliant mind that's highly prone to turn against itself in older age, or after severe trauma. Lots of police officers, detectives, combat engineers, and creative types. We're slightly eccentric and proud of it until someone ends up the hospital or is diagnosed with dementia 🤦
During the pandemic I watched two loved ones descend into really dark places far past my ability to help them safely. They never bounced back and it's heart breaking. I work with a therapist who has known me for many, many years so I'm okay. But I often wonder where that tripwire is that people I love keep crossing over, and am I doing enough work to ensure I don't find it.
One thing has become surprisingly clear though... because of growing up with a mother suffering from mental illness, I instinctually developed some rock solid reality testing of my own from a very young age. It's amazing how we learn to adapt to our environments.
This was a great episode 🙌 Gave me lots to reflect on and think about in a different way.
I've long wished you'd do a series like this for directors!! Ones that have a distinct movie style they make that go back to the same psychological themes!!
We're working on it. Also, check out our episodes about _V For Vendetta_ , _Little Miss Sunshine_ , and _A Good Person_ . We had the directors of those films on!
You guys are getting some of my favorite people on lately and it's awesome.
David is for me one of those actors that just jumps out at you in every even small role, to the point where he becomes That Guy and you have to go learn his name. I've been waiting for Late Night with the Devil also was happily surprised he was in Last Voyage of the Demeter.
W O W, I've been a fan of David since Ant Man and his performances always catch my eye no matter how "small" of a part he may play in a scene.
David, thank you for your openness and vulnerability regarding your mental struggles. I often feel ashamed that I'm suffering so much from various issues, hearing people who are successful in life in ways I admire while also dealing with some of the same issues I do is an immense help. Sending you so much love 🫶
What a coincidence, I just watched Suicide Squad 2021!!!
Loved the movie. Polkadotman is my favorite character, it's a bummer they offed him tho😢❤
I love this actor so much! Hes so good!
I love this man in everything I’ve seen him in. He’s such a talented and inspiring person. ❤
YOU GUYS SHOULD DO A VIDEO ON “INSIDE” BY BO BURNHAM!! IT WOULD BE A GREAT FIT FOR THIS CHANNEL, ITS A VIEW INTO HIS MENTAL STATE BEING TRAPPED INSIDE DURING THE PANDEMIC MAKING THE WHOLE SPECIAL BY HIMSELF
I’d love that too!
GUYS BOOST THIS COMMENT
With Bo as a guest!!
Well, David has been one of my favourite actors since the first part, thanks for having him again, he's such a beautiful soul.
Cinemawise, how good is Karen Gillan?
I'm very excited to get this guy as Dr Gurathin in The Murderbot Diaries!
(Hint hint, you guys would like these books a lot! They're about building friendship and agency in a universe that assumes you have none, AND about the comfort and joy your favorite media is in stressful life situations!)
Cool seeing him on the channel again.
Also shout out to him for being from Kansas City. Clint’s Comics back in the day was the best 😂
Also thanks for covering his career and characters and diving into his characters. That was really cool.
i love seeing david again!
I'm always amazed how nice and calming David is, because his characters are mostly really unsettling (to the point of "disturbing") to me 😅
hes so talented and wonderful as an actor and a human, love when you two have him on here!
What a gem of a person!
Y’all are the reason I still get out of bed in the morning. Thanks for all the free therapy since I’m to broke right now lol
Yay! Another David D ep!! Tell him I enjoy his work and I really love his opinions and thank him for putting himself out there and raising awareness of emotional pain. I find a lot of relatability to his words
Everyone should go see Late Night With the Devil when it comes out, I saw it at a film festival in October and it's great. David is phenomenal in it
I really enjoy psyc of an actor. I hope you do more
I like that he calls it a "no brainer", while many people above the age of 30 struggle with the fact that they are still affected by their childhood and their parents, *while also trying to be a parent* 😅
"I can count on myself to be there for myself, when I need myself the most."
"Loneliness" will do that to you.
Ahhh this guy is awesome!! This is a nice surprise!
I am in love with David, he's amazing. Handsome, sensitive, talented... just wow !
I'm just sad that his character didn't last longer in Dune :c
Very emotional episode, thanks @CinemaTherapyShow ♥
Thanks for the extra video! Really enjoy your deconstructions of films that most people enjoy without necessarily thinking about afterward e.g. romcoms and films labeled 'kids films'. They have a huge impact on us, be it consciously or unconsciously, and it is interesting to discover the values and lessons buried in some, good or bad. For example, it was really surprising to find out that the original Disney "Beauty and the Beast" is actually a healthy relationship, while the one in "Pretty Woman" is not. The latter film made me uncomfortable as a teenager, and your analysis really helped me figure out why
I was waiting for part 2 and this didn't at all disapoint
Please bring him again to talk about other movies (not only the ones he’s in). He’s a lovely person!
I appreciate his boundary drawing over not using his work as therapy. That said, I ended up in a production of Into the Woods after an incredibly difficult year that included a miscarriage and it was such an incredibly helpful experience. I played Cinderella, so I had some distance from my actual grief (the Baker's Wife might have been too close), but it gave me a space to process the ugly feelings of random suffering and sudden loss. I found out I was pregnant again at the end of the show, and I'm so thankful I had that time to use art to work through my feelings. Pregnancy after loss is always complicated, and that was no exception, but I was in such a better place because of my acting journey on that show. All that to say, boudaries are important, AND acting can be therapeutic, if the environment and material are safe and healthy.
Just wanted to say I went and saw Late Night with the Devil after watching this episode and I loved it! Thanks ❤
Glad you enjoyed it!
Really good talk guys! Keep up the good work.
wouldn’t miss this like for the world
Great second part, shall we have the third?
Would you consider doing "Harvey" or "Arsenic and Old Lace"? That would be SO fun!
Late Night with the Devil was a very cool movie! Enjoyed it greatly.
Guys, wonderful episode! Could you please do Villain Therapy on Coriolanus Snow from the recent Hunger Games movie as well? It would be really interesting to see your perspective on it.
Yes!
Hope we have him talk after late night with the devil is released