Hugh Jackman always looks so interested in everything people are saying. He's not waiting for his turn to talk, instead, he's just simply enjoying the company. That's very admirable especially for an actor of his caliber.
I love how Timothée Chalamet is humble and respects the fact that the actors around him are more experienced and that he genuinely pays attention and appreciates what everyone is saying, but at the same time all the other older actors sitting around him are also paying attention to what he is saying. It's just amazing to see the mutual respect each of them have for each other.
I mean consider his age. These are literally the megastars he has looked up to as a kid. And now he is sitting at the table talking with them and Hugh Jackman is giving him advice. I can only imagine how surreal that must feel.
Classic case of game recognizing game. Say what you will Timothee is young, but a naturally talented actor and I think all the people at the table can recognize that.
@@priyanujdoloi5055 you're not a loser bro been a fan forever and his eyes tells it all. I'm not even sad about the situation anymore cos he will continue to inspire with his amazing talent n charisma! It's hard to believe but life goes on❤ God bless!
Chadwick be talking deeper than the rest, I watched this months ago, revisiting it? They all are talking real and amazing, but he spoke more emotionally. Imma leave this here.
@@briankeogh335 Is he seen as uncultured/dense? The only thing I knew about him is that he speaks about 5-6 languages, which is why I'm surprised he seems to have made this impression before.
Black, White, Australian, British, young, older, oldest. All of this at the table, the articulation, the respect, responses and love for the craft. I thoroughly enjoyed this. All of these beautiful smart men.
\Levi - l\ plus /net -n/ plus /sue/ equals Ivainesu Well of course there is going to be more diversity in these roundtables discussions. Societies, opportunities, interests change with the years. If you want to watch an all white show, go back in the archives. It’s 2019 not 1950.
Being a perfectionist is really a personality. Some people have their moments of perfectionism, but it's an experience. Unfortunately, it has become as they say in this round-table a word people use incorrectly to hide their insecurities among other things. Perfectionist personalities only make up 10% of the population. It's unfortunate that the negative connotations and potential pitfalls of perfectionism are often emphasized more prominently, leading to misunderstandings.
I agree, but he's the next big thing. He'll be right there with them in a few short years. You don't get there without taking your shot and making yourself be known.
I can't believe Chadwick Boseman passed away. This video is the reason I became his fan. He really won me over with his intelligence and sincerity. He'll be missed. 😢
@@kshtjmlk tell me where I said he isn't great? He's just surrounded by people that have waaaaay more experience (including just life experience because of the age difference) than he does, that's all.
What Chadwick says at the end, about drawing the line about which parts of your private life you're willing give up in exchange for fame, takes a whole new meaning in retrospect. He knew people would have wanted to know that he was running out of time. But he didn't share that, because it would've made people look at him differently, and he didn't owe that information to the world. He wanted to be known for his art and that alone, and that is commendable.
I still can’t believe how strong Chadwick was. Kept smiling and being a bright soul while fighting for his life behind the scenes. I really don’t think I’ve ever been hit this hard by a celebrity death.
The fact that he was able to hide his pain.. And did everything he did without an ounce of whining or complaining or any hint of him being seriously sick🥺 Like I can't even get out of bed if I hv the tiniest headache😂 and here is this LEGEND doing SO many wondrous things with such GRACE, STRENGTH and HUMILITY😭❤️ I've only cried 2x over a "celebrity's" death... Princess Diana.. And Chadwick...especially knowing how long he was "suffering" and how his AMAZING circle of loyal friends and family kept everything a secret until the his last day... Truly inspiring!! He may be gone but NOT forgotten 🙏 Wakanda Forever Mr. Chadwick, rest in peace and love always and thank you for sharing and gifting us with your beautiful craft and soul.
@@g_is_supercool I was in one of his live streams before he passed and the people were wondering why he was looking sick. It was a hard day because he passed a few days later.
Can’t watch Chadwick Boasman for too long without shedding a tear. He comes with such a reverence, expertise AND humility about his craft. what a soul 🥺
Mahersshala Ali is such a beautiful man...and I dont mean just the physical ...he has this very beautiful aura about him ...hes incredible !!! Amazing actor....you see his soul in front of the camera...hes REAL
@@kurtshafer9243 He means it's just extra, unimportant, a waste, something that Boseman never needed or cared for, something that was secondary to everything else.
Blue Billowy Clam down, it’s her opinion and she can like which ever actor she wants. Plus, she clicked on a video because she saw a person she liked; it’s not a political statement.
Blue Billowy more important? They’re all wonderful actors and timothee is, in comparison, much earlier on in his career. Therefore, I’d say he’s massively important and there’s no reason anyone shouldn’t come here for any of the them
Mr Gomes no it’s not discussions about any certain philosopher. It’s based off the different topics ur learning (for instance an essay ur class just wrote or a book you all read) and u all have to have a conversation that has certain checkpoints in order to get ur points for the grade. It’s always just been really awake and and forced to me. Doesn’t flow naturally.
Mr Gomes yeah its really just topics that mostly nobody really cares about. And there is a certain amount of times you HAVE to talk to get a good grade. So it leads to a very monotonous discussion
Timothy is actually gonna be one of the best actors of our time. If you watch him in any interview he does with any co-star he listens and learns from them.
I think Timothee is going to have one of the longest and most well respected acting careers of our generation. He is by far the most matured of the young actors of this age. Plus, he's playing Paul Atreides in Dune. I'm so excited to see that.
@@ruly8153 Which role has he done thats supposed to be super charismatic? I think hes brought the right amount of presence for the roles he's done so far.
@@ruly8153 TV Charisma is useful for making talk shows interesting, not really for acting (although it is probably situationally very useful for acting like someone who is charismatic)
@@The-Azure-Knight The elegance, grace, and professionalism he demonstrated while battling cancer makes him better, stronger, and wiser than most of us. Don't discount his experience. May he rest in peace. 🙏🏾
It's heartbreaking listening to Chadwick. He devoted himself, _completely,_ to succeeding as an actor and just as he breaks from the crowd and is on the verge of joining the A-List Gods of Hollywood, he's diagnosed with inoperable colon cancer.
The setting also helps. Having an actual round table during a round table. No background noise, no audience, the cameras are less intrusive than they're used to. And they all respect each other.
This video makes me believe in some future of Hollywood. Not just pretty faces, but really intelligent people. We desperately need more young artists like Timothée!
@Benedict Aditya Shukla Benedict Aditya Shukla Of course he's a pretty face! He's more like the definition of beauty (at least for me :D). But he's more beyond that. The way he speaks and present himself is so far beyond his years. He doesn't seem to take anything for granted (his fame, fans, awards...). And I could go on and on... Timothée's personality - that's the thing I appreciate the most about him. And let's be honest, he's not really a prototype of today's Hollywood star. I mean, the movie (as well as music) industry today is full of fake and superficiality... Sorry for my bad English! :)
where did you see intelligent people in this video? No one made showed their intelligence here. Bunch of actors talking about how they socialise and how they portray real people. What is intelligent about that? I love some of them but i do not think they are something they are not.
The subtitle under Timothee's name saying 'beautiful boy' even though is the title of his movie, i was like yes, he indeed is a beautiful boy thanks for acknowledging that.
He reminds me of a young Leonardo. I heard him saying he was choosing his roles, based on how challenging it was. Truly a smart move. I'm sure he'll be one of the best actors in the years to come.
@@mattmangiacapre1454 i do listen, but they are a brand, they will not be themselves because their career could be destroyed if they said the wrong thing. You cant believe everything u see on TV, not hating or anything i like these actors just being real with you peace
Think Hugh jackman has done a bunch of work in the Theater community broadway etc in NYC so he maybe was interested if he knew the the name of the teachers Form own experience
"That's success right there" -Chadwick responding to Timmy w regard to for the first time being able pay your bills doing what you love. It's so god damn true. When you are doing what you love, just even realizing that wow omg I can actually pay my bills doing this?! Like wtf! Hacks. That, right there, is making it. Being able to (even barely) pay your bills doing what you love. And it's like, you don't even need more than that. But more than that will come because you are just so happy doing what you do, so you're just going to attract wealth. It's a beautiful thing. Do what you love, people. Build your life the way that YOU want it
This is such a great point. Ever since I was a kid, I was so fascinated by weather. 20 years later here I am getting paid to forecast the weather and present it on tv. I truly feel so grateful to be paid to do what I love.
Wow! I had no idea he was in his 40's. I'm literally shocked. I would have said he was 34 at the most. I thought he and Michael B Jordan were about the same age.
Mahershala Ali carries himself so nobly and grandly. He seems like he knows the answer to all the great questions of the world, but is so humble and reserved in the way that he does it. I love him so much
Watching Timothée conduct himself makes me think of when you're asked: "Who would you have as guests at your ideal dinner party?" You can see the reverence he has for all of them as he listens rather than trying to jump in and have his say. Everything that he says is deliberate and well-thought. That said, you can also see him grow more comfortable as the interview progresses, particularly as these acting giants nod along and essentially validate his own perspective and don't merely dismiss him as young or inexperienced. They all clearly were engaged and eager to hear his thoughts. Truly a great discussion and a fascinating group of actors.
This interview enhances what a tragedy it was losing Chadwick Boseman so young. One can clearly see that he had a lifetime of gifts to offer. A brilliant, handsome, articulate, and sensative artist.
What Chadwick and Mahershala made mention to with being of African descent yet always searching for your culture was spot on. I think that's a struggle all African Americans deal with that a lot of people don't really take into account. Having a sense of history is more important than people realize and not having that can greatly affect a person/group of people.
\Levi - l\ plus /net -n/ plus /sue/ equals Ivainesu it’s not just about learning about Africa, but it’s finding out where exactly in Africa you come from. And that’s hard, and most of the time there’s this mental things like you can’t really just throw yourself into a culture you never had the chance to have a first hand experience with. So even if black people do that there’s still a lot left to be considered.
@\Levi - l\ plus /net -n/ plus /sue/ equals Ivainesu Learning about Africa is one thing but learning about a specific country/region your ancestors came from is even better. Sure I could learn about Algeria, Egypt, heck even Somalia but chances are my ancestors weren't from there. No one ever says learn about a whole continent unless it's pertaining to black Americans. Italian Americans learn about Italy. Korean Americans learn about Korea. Hispanic Americans learn about Mexico or Guatemala for example. Black Americans, learn a whole continent, why don't you. You can say we're privileged and maybe we are but if we knew more about our ancestry and formed a connection to it maybe we'd be more inclined to bring some of that privilege to Africa knowing the state it's in.
\Levi - l\ plus /net -n/ plus /sue/ equals Ivainesu the media has done a terrific job at demonizing the African continent. They always show the hungry children and the people walking around naked. When I was a kid I would say “I don’t wanna go to Africa because they walk around naked and live with animals and there are deserts and everyone is poor” it wasn’t until I got older that I realized what the media was doing. Africa has cities and civilization, and yes rich culture. I am aware that there are many places in Africa stricken with poverty and famine, but there are places like that literally everywhere. You assume I just want the “good” parts of Africa without looking at it as a whole. And Only seeing negative aspects of Africa as an African American child greatly affected me, and countless other kids. African Americans as a whole search for what it means to be us all our lives. We aren’t fully American obviously, given the way this country treats us, so we desire to learn about the heritage we were robbed of when we were violently taken from our homes. And we HAVE built a culture for ourselves here in America but a person is not complete without knowing their heritage.
\Levi - l\ plus /net -n/ plus /sue/ equals Ivainesu I do in fact invest time in learning about Africa, and I do intend on taking an ancestral dna test to find out where exactly I come from and from what people so I can learn more about my ancestral culture. And I do want to visit Africa, ALL of Africa, the good and the bad. I am aware that being in America gives me more opportunities but that has nothing to do with me wanting to learn more about myself.
\Levi - l\ plus /net -n/ plus /sue/ equals Ivainesu we praise Black Panther because for once African culture is shown in a positive, and powerful light compared to what the media often portrays. And it shows the different perspectives of Africans and African Americans and their different experiences. It also shows what Africa could’ve become if she had not been assaulted by colonialism. And overall it’s just a great movie about politics, culture, self discovery, and family.
Hugh Jackman is the most engrossed and looks so fascinated in everyone's story, idea and input. Makes you admire him more. This round table is amazing. Timothee Chalamet suprised me.
I think in the same way Timothy Chalamet was there (his debute, Call Me By Your Name), Chadwick B was included. It wasn't because he is black; it is because of talent and the fact they want to have a good mix of different actors. I like the fact that these actors, young and old, can each share the experiences they have had in their careers. They are all learning from one another as far as I can see.
I heard the news, felt so devastated as if someone close to me, a mentor has passed away. Made me recall this interview and the way he perceived his life, career, everyone in that table was so keen to hear him and be inspired by him, just seemed like a very calm, wise gentleman. He was truly one in a million. Rip.
I love how Viggo at the end spoke about all those untold stories, or people erased, and that he loves to tell those unknown, forgotten stories. They all agree. Hugh ends by saying that today's conversations, compared to those 20-25 years ago, were different, and so many open doors. Keep them open, and share ALL the stories. *We are listening*
Two of the greatest African American actors of the last two generations, one of the great British character actors, a young prodigy, a multi-lingual chameleon that deserves to be considered in the Oldman/Seymour Hoffman/Day Lewis category, and a versatile superstar in Hugh. Greatness.
Seeing Timothee be at once the mature, young artist at the beginning of his career among these veterans, but then also be that young fan, geeking out, sitting at table with actors he grew up watching and admiring is refreshingly honest.
I love Timothee Chalamet, he prepared so well for this interview showing so much respect for each actor, listening so attentively! Timothee, if your seeing this, one day I’m going to work with you haha
Right! I like how he has been soaking up a lot of advice that older and more experienced actors and actresses have been giving him. I hope he makes it big.
Viggo is such an unbelievable talent, it’s such a treat to see the actual him talk about....anything, really. I’d listen to him read a phone book. Also really cool to see Mr. Chalemet just totally belong among all these super established & accomplished actors. He’s one cool kid
He’s not the only person whose pretended he’s okay when he wasn’t. It’s just because he’s famous why everyone is so shocked because fame makes people seem invulnerable.
Usually we don't see actors as intellectuals, but I felt like I was listening to a group of philosophers talking about life, although it revolves around acting. But the craft of acting can in itself bring to life the philosophy of human experience through their art work. As for Boseman, he was in a stage of his life where he was seeing things on a much deeper or more spiritual level due to his cancer battle. It's unfortunately that such a gifted individual was only around for a short time, but he still managed to leave so much in a short period of time to the world. But you can tell he had so much more to offer. Even Timothy despite being young is already showing a high level of maturity and intellect as an actor. Every actor on that round table brought something of substance to the conversation. This was a great round table overall.
Not the easiest names but good point.@@denniscat9395 Also the first few times we men meet someone it is not necessary we will use first names cause we don't want to appear in awe of someone or rather act a bit forward. And maybe actors are also somewhere in secret awe of one another and dont want to act forward.
Usually we don't see actors as intellectuals, but I felt like I was listening to a group of philosophers talking about life, although it revolves around acting. But the craft of acting can in itself bring to life the philosophy of human experience through their art work. As for Boseman, he was in a stage of his life where he was seeing things on a much deeper or more spiritual level due to his cancer battle. It's unfortunately that such a gifted individual was only around for a short time, but he still managed to leave so much in a short period of time to the world. But you can tell he had so much more to offer. Even Timothy despite being young is already showing a high level of maturity and intellect as an actor. Every actor on that round table brought something of substance to the conversation. This was a great round table overall.
Actors tend to have a high EQ - emotional intelligence, a components that was overlooked up until a couple of decades ago in terms of measuring intellect (just IQ). Sensitivity, compassion and comprehension of another person's feelings is a skill in itself in being able to perform their roles well. It's especially important in portrayals where it's more natural vs mechanical. 'What was he feeling when he said this?' instead of 'When he talks like this, he positions his body this way'.
I know, the way actors articulate they words in order to express and share their opinions about certain topics it's only possible with this big and beautiful comprehension of the human and emotional intelligence
Timmy is like ABSORBING all the experience sharing, the thinking of the more experienced actors like a sponge, appreciate that he got this chance, it's amazing
I can't believe Chadwick Boseman passed away. This video is the reason I became his fan. He really won me over with his intelligence and sincerity. He'll be missed. 😢
neon nights I have issues with what he said as a response to people debating whether the story of green book is allowed to be told by white people, I don’t think he understands the problem. Also the faces of the actors around him as he says it tells it all.
When Chadwick said that he had to act out a character in a space of knowing and taking pride in where he came from in Black Panther but not knowing where that is in real life was so deep. I felt that.
I felt that as well Damaris, sad that he has passed away today, 8/28/20, I had to leave a comment on his passing, he was and will always be one of the great young actors of the 21st century.
Mahershala was about to to speak about how his character was dead irl and then the guy interrupts him and asks Hugh a question. Like, let the people finish
What Chadwick says at the end, about drawing the line about which parts of your private life you're willing give up in exchange for fame, takes a whole new meaning in retrospect. He knew people would have wanted to know that he was running out of time. But he didn't share that, because it would've made people look at him differently, and he didn't owe that information to the world. He wanted to be known for his art and that alone, and that is commendable.
What Chadwick says at the end, about drawing the line about which parts of your private life you're willing give up in exchange for fame, takes a whole new meaning in retrospect. He knew people would have wanted to know that he was running out of time. But he didn't share that, because it would've made people look at him differently, and he didn't owe that information to the world. He wanted to be known for his art and that alone, and that is commendable.
Timothée is very humble and I love the fact that he speaks from his heart. This dude has a pure soul - please don’t ever change, you are the next big thing and I admire you so much!
"Story telling is about simply trying to understand the world we live in. And putting it in some mythological story form, so that we open our hearts, rather than just hearing or reading the newspaper, but we open our hearts to understand." - Hugh Jackman 48:48 He couldn't have said it any better, and it hit me HARD!
Yeesssss, and you also Kenyan Barbiee also put it simply and eloquently, story telling is so underrated, many cultures speak their whole histories back thru the ancestors.
When Viggo said Zora Neal Hurston, I almost cried. I felt that deep down. She was erased by her counterparts and she would’ve advanced literature and thought decades ahead. A true renaissance woman.
Yeah, at a few points I was like "ehhh" with Viggo when he was talking about green book, but he recovered with that. Hurston doesn't get enough attention outside of English college classes or minority lit classes. Nice to see a white man hold such reverence for her.
@@Aussious07 don’t be ashamed if you weren’t exposed. The elders have a duty to make sure we know and now that you know who she is make sure to let others know.❤️
@@rusty111fire that's an incredibly stupid comment btw. Being an Extrovert has absolutely nothing to do with being a good listener because your inclination will be more towards Active interraction or being the talker. An Introvert is Way more likely to be a great listener vs an Extrovert because their inclination is NOT to be the talker, but listen before speaking. Maybe you meant Empath, but DEFINITELY wrong use of Extrovert lol.
I know they’re all there to listen to each other speak but I love the fact that in comparison to the rest of them Timothée is by far the youngest as well as the most inexperienced, but the way he speaks and presents himself is so far beyond his years, it astounds me, so I can only imagine how the rest of the group feels when they hear him so eloquently and maturely answers these questions! You can see how intently they’re listening to his every word which is a huge complement to Timothée, as they clearly don’t view him as a young actor who came into a bit of luck but instead a young actor who is deserving of the accolades and attention. I kinda feel proud of him🙂
I'm not an actor but this spoke to me *"Acting is a very intimate thing. You can't make a perfect movie. Anymore than you can truly be another person, but the idea is to take on that person's point of view so that you can come as close as you can to feeling what it's like to look at the world THAT way."*
This has got to be one of the most "beloved" set of roundtable actors they've had, yet. Can't think of a single person here who isn't absolutely adored by the public. RIP Chadwick.
HEY ALL THE KIDS WHO WATCHING AND SEE MY COMMENT LOOK AT THIS GROWN MANS HAVING A TRUE MEANINGFULL CONVERSATION , NO ONE INSULTING FOR NO REASON . THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT IS LACKING IN OUR SOCIETY TAKING THE TIME TO HAVE DISCUSSION WITH THE PEOPLE S YOU APPRECIATE .I WISH THAT CELLPHONE LIKE WE USED TO WAS NEVER INVERTED
i wish other professions that are in a public light, like athletes, had a venue like this. I think it would bring a more understanding to the professions, and understanding of drive, and ideas, and approach that they take. People like to sit at home and say "i can do that" and totally undercut the talent, but i think something like these roundtable discussions would be great . i love watching these and having an appreciation for the art. people often like to say that actors do a role for the money, and perhaps in some occasions it is, but if you listen to the greats, they are driven by something else and that is what separates them.
44:28 The change in expression of Timothée sent shivers down my spine. You can see the moment he transforms from a student learning from so many great actors to a young man who expresses his motives and passions without sulking or hesitating to explain himself. This man has a great future ahead of him. Incredible.
What an insightful, fascinating person Mahershala Ali is. He has a certain tranquility, self-awareness and self possession that clearly puts people at ease around him.
I think this has a lot to do with the fact that he became a successful movie actor in his 40’s. Success didn’t go to his head the way it can for a young actor.
I watched the entire video. Everything that Chadwick said was on a whole other level, wise and deeply insightful. All the other actors offered great insights too but you could see Chadwick giving you a rare taste of the fruits of his beautiful mind and heart being created right at that moment. What a noble and beautiful man, inside and out. Such a gorgeous smile and regal demeanor. May his soul rest in peace, it hurts me to think that he is no longer with us. He is solid role model material.
No shocker. Average black guy; not an anomaly. Most Black men I know are like Obama, Chad, etc. You should get to really know folks and not absorb the stereotypes/ lies the media perpetuates.
I've met Viggo Mortensen a few years back at Toronto International Film Festival, he is a really down to earth and humble guy. I have a lot of respect for him. Sometimes we have to understand that they are also normal people. I met Jeremy Iron once also at TIFF and he said, "Acting is just a job, I work and I go home." Great actors often don't see themselves different from normal people, no matter how great their star power is.
I was on the NYC subway shuttle one day and saw David Grough standing next to me @ the doors w/the other riders waiting for the usual eternity for them to open. Didn't bother him; it was just nice that I got to see him and that he was being ..well himself like everyone else trynna get frm here to there hetr
Mahershala's passion for the craft is spell-bounding. Such a pleasure to listen to this conversation between humble, mutually respectful, masterful actors.
To look this healthy and composed while battling with cancer for three years, going on four...I am in awe. He continued to act and preach and do what he loved, up until the end. An inspiration to us all to listen to the call of our passion, honour it, and pursue your purpose. Rest in peace, beautiful soul.
I love this and it speaks volumes at the end from Chadwick Boseman just why we never knew of his diagnosis. That information wasn't for us and he didn't want that to be our focus, he gave us many great films and will be remembered as a great actor and a great human being who impacted many of us tremendously. Rest In Power Kumkani
Today I learned that Chadwick Boseman is 41 years old. I thought he was like 25.
Ikr.
same and I will forever be in shock
yeah , me too. I thought he was 28 or 30
you're kidding. no fucking way.
WTF
Hugh Jackman always looks so interested in everything people are saying. He's not waiting for his turn to talk, instead, he's just simply enjoying the company. That's very admirable especially for an actor of his caliber.
They all seem to do this.... Great men!
True.
And Richard E Grant is likewise sat there beaming away, soaking it all in.
Met Jackman a few times, and he was consistently a gentleman.
That's just him man, super positive and respectful human being.
to see timothee sitting with all of these people make me so proud of how far he has come
it seems like yesterday that i saw him on ms Stevens with Lily Rabe. its honestly insane!!
Hes had family in Broadway, a father who works for UNICEF. Its in his genetics to succeed.
Maciej Tylka true
Your his mother ?
@@SalahSalah-rd4wq no haha ive just known him since 2017 when he wasnt really known and these past few years hes grown so much as a person and a actor
This interview hits different in 2021, when one of those people is no longer with us. RIP Boseman.
Yes, couldn't bring myself to watch it at first, but glad I did
R.I.P CHADWICK BOSEMAN WE LOVE & MISS YOU KING❤
Definitely.
As soon as he started talking about success and his story I shed a couple tears. RIP
But they didn't pay homage to him at the Oscars, sad.
I love how Timothée Chalamet is humble and respects the fact that the actors around him are more experienced and that he genuinely pays attention and appreciates what everyone is saying, but at the same time all the other older actors sitting around him are also paying attention to what he is saying. It's just amazing to see the mutual respect each of them have for each other.
honmatres1 well said!
I’m looking forward to seeing how Timothee’s career progresses.
I mean consider his age. These are literally the megastars he has looked up to as a kid. And now he is sitting at the table talking with them and Hugh Jackman is giving him advice. I can only imagine how surreal that must feel.
Classic case of game recognizing game. Say what you will Timothee is young, but a naturally talented actor and I think all the people at the table can recognize that.
Roman griffin should learn this thing from timothee.
RIP Chadwick Boseman. He truly was, a “boss man”
@@priyanujdoloi5055 Nah.
Priyanuj Doloi you wouldn’t have said this before his death
Priyanuj Doloi stop being bold behind a screen. You wouldn’t have said that before is death so just stfu.
@@priyanujdoloi5055 you're not a loser bro been a fan forever and his eyes tells it all.
I'm not even sad about the situation anymore cos he will continue to inspire with his amazing talent n charisma!
It's hard to believe but life goes on❤
God bless!
@@priyanujdoloi5055 yes, a weak man goes and spends time with kids who have cancer while he has cancer himself. Yeah real weak
This is the most comfortable I've seen Timothee in an interview in a LONG time
Watch the one he did with Emma Stone. Awesome interview, he was really comfortable in that one as well.
“LONG TIME” Haha he’s been famous for like 3 seconds
Farhana Akthar he looks like he’s just soaking up all the knowledge like a sponge🙂
Laura Jusu *couple years*
Safiyah Leane lol that’s a very very very short period of time in Hollywood
Timothee's level of confidence in this roster of respectable actors is amazing.
ESP bc he was 22-23.
@@francheska3128 he looks 16
Takes gut and courage. Luckily Timothee has it all.
I think he comes from the right social background. However, he doesn’t come across as entitled, arrogant or spoiled.
dude was born for this
Chadwick Boseman: “there’s a certain fulfillment of faith.”
rest, sweet prince.
@@aharonemanuel4010 ?
Chadwick be talking deeper than the rest, I watched this months ago, revisiting it? They all are talking real and amazing, but he spoke more emotionally. Imma leave this here.
❤️
What did he mean by that?
I feel like this is the smartest actor’s roundtable I’ve seen. These dudes are all thinkers.
ACB Films I know right
They're all lookers too
I mean Viggo’s there
Viggo Mortensen has probably been one of the most culturally and intelectually devoted people in the industry for quite some time now
@@briankeogh335 Is he seen as uncultured/dense? The only thing I knew about him is that he speaks about 5-6 languages, which is why I'm surprised he seems to have made this impression before.
Black, White, Australian, British, young, older, oldest. All of this at the table, the articulation, the respect, responses and love for the craft. I thoroughly enjoyed this. All of these beautiful smart men.
A patchwork of talent. As it should be.
yep, it's a classy table!
Sav Drako it’s absolutely important to hear the perspectives of other races... your comment confuses me
\Levi - l\ plus /net -n/ plus /sue/ equals Ivainesu Well of course there is going to be more diversity in these roundtables discussions. Societies, opportunities, interests change with the years. If you want to watch an all white show, go back in the archives. It’s 2019 not 1950.
The diversity is what made this so great.
"I'm not a perfectionist, I'm just insecure" felt that
Same!!
Who said thatttt
19:24 hugh jackman
Mood tbh
Being a perfectionist is really a personality. Some people have their moments of perfectionism, but it's an experience. Unfortunately, it has become as they say in this round-table a word people use incorrectly to hide their insecurities among other things. Perfectionist personalities only make up 10% of the population. It's unfortunate that the negative connotations and potential pitfalls of perfectionism are often emphasized more prominently, leading to misunderstandings.
I came here for Timothee, and stayed for all of them.
Same here. Damn I have never been more entranced by such a serious interview. This was so interesting.
What a boring comment
this comment hit hard
SAME
Literally same. Now im wonderin are all round table talks like that?
If I was Timothée I would be scared as heck to talk; the amount of stardom and modesty at this table is just astounding and perfectly balanced.
I agree, but he's the next big thing. He'll be right there with them in a few short years. You don't get there without taking your shot and making yourself be known.
I can't believe Chadwick Boseman passed away. This video is the reason I became his fan. He really won me over with his intelligence and sincerity. He'll be missed. 😢
To think an individual can sit at a table next to someone , and not have a clue about the demons there fighting ...rest in peace Chadwick
RIP Chadwick Boseman. He truly was, a “boss man”
@@kshtjmlk tell me where I said he isn't great? He's just surrounded by people that have waaaaay more experience (including just life experience because of the age difference) than he does, that's all.
Still can't believe that this mature observant kid is the one that made the statistics video
Shreya V right?
Statistics yup statistics yup it's lil timmy tim
😂hes 24
ikr
DAMN IT!! I FINALLY STOPPED WATCHING THAT SHIT BUT NOW U REMINDED ME OF IT FUCK BRB
MS LAWTON MS LAWTON
It must be impossible to find another group of more humble, intelligent and interesting gentlemen. This was fantastic.
HrTjernobyl agreed👌🏽
you haven't met me yet.
I'm more humble
D I T T O!
HrTjernobyl I simply could not agree more, for me this one of the best of the THR Roundtable discussion. Mature and intelligent.
What Chadwick says at the end, about drawing the line about which parts of your private life you're willing give up in exchange for fame, takes a whole new meaning in retrospect. He knew people would have wanted to know that he was running out of time. But he didn't share that, because it would've made people look at him differently, and he didn't owe that information to the world. He wanted to be known for his art and that alone, and that is commendable.
Thank you for acknowledging that. Couldn’t put in to words.
I came here for Timothee, and stayed for all of them.
WOW THERE ARE SOOOO MANY GEMS THAT ARE DROPPED IN THIS ROUNDTABLE! WOW
To think an individual can sit at a table next to someone , and not have a clue about the demons there fighting ...rest in peace Chadwick
True that
I still can’t believe how strong Chadwick was. Kept smiling and being a bright soul while fighting for his life behind the scenes. I really don’t think I’ve ever been hit this hard by a celebrity death.
The fact that he was able to hide his pain.. And did everything he did without an ounce of whining or complaining or any hint of him being seriously sick🥺
Like I can't even get out of bed if I hv the tiniest headache😂 and here is this LEGEND doing SO many wondrous things with such GRACE, STRENGTH and HUMILITY😭❤️
I've only cried 2x over a "celebrity's" death... Princess Diana.. And Chadwick...especially knowing how long he was "suffering" and how his AMAZING circle of loyal friends and family kept everything a secret until the his last day... Truly inspiring!! He may be gone but NOT forgotten 🙏
Wakanda Forever Mr. Chadwick, rest in peace and love always and thank you for sharing and gifting us with your beautiful craft and soul.
@@g_is_supercool I was in one of his live streams before he passed and the people were wondering why he was looking sick. It was a hard day because he passed a few days later.
@@stanleyyelnats3754 😭😭😭 He fought until the very end💪💪💪
Ever
Kills me
Can’t watch Chadwick Boasman for too long without shedding a tear. He comes with such a reverence, expertise AND humility about his craft.
what a soul 🥺
100th like
Stop lying you prick
He will forever be my son’s favorite actor. For that I am proud and saddened….
Chadwick really never cared for fame. It was purely excremental for him. He was all about the craft. Such a pure artist
Mahersshala Ali is such a beautiful man...and I dont mean just the physical ...he has this very beautiful aura about him ...hes incredible !!! Amazing actor....you see his soul in front of the camera...hes REAL
I guess I'm the only one who understands what "excremental" means?
@@kurtshafer9243 He means it's just extra, unimportant, a waste, something that Boseman never needed or cared for, something that was secondary to everything else.
@@veggiesnake619 I thought he intentionally used it as a reference to Chadwick's colon cancer.
@@kurtshafer9243 Bro
Watched for Timothée but ended up leaving with a immense amount of respect for all of them!
Hira I love him but with those people you shouldn’t have come here because of him. They’re wonderful actors and they are much important than him.
Blue Billowy Clam down, it’s her opinion and she can like which ever actor she wants. Plus, she clicked on a video because she saw a person she liked; it’s not a political statement.
Blue Billowy more important? They’re all wonderful actors and timothee is, in comparison, much earlier on in his career. Therefore, I’d say he’s massively important and there’s no reason anyone shouldn’t come here for any of the them
Haha come for the Timothee, stay for Hugh, Richard and the rest of the champion chaps !
Besides, Timothee is really thoughtful. And if you watch the end of CMBYN you will see he's an incredible actor
This is how our English teachers want our Socratic discussions to be!
aha they wish
😂😂😂 tbh
They really out here thinking we are this smart
Mr Gomes no it’s not discussions about any certain philosopher. It’s based off the different topics ur learning (for instance an essay ur class just wrote or a book you all read) and u all have to have a conversation that has certain checkpoints in order to get ur points for the grade. It’s always just been really awake and and forced to me. Doesn’t flow naturally.
Mr Gomes yeah its really just topics that mostly nobody really cares about. And there is a certain amount of times you HAVE to talk to get a good grade. So it leads to a very monotonous discussion
Timothy is actually gonna be one of the best actors of our time. If you watch him in any interview he does with any co-star he listens and learns from them.
*Timothée (no hate btw) and yes I agree!!
I am supremely confident that you are correct. love him
No he’s not really he can’t act at all
@@The_king567 lmao, have you seen his movie ?
@@user-jk1jv5vu8x unfortunately I have
I think Timothee is going to have one of the longest and most well respected acting careers of our generation. He is by far the most matured of the young actors of this age. Plus, he's playing Paul Atreides in Dune. I'm so excited to see that.
I honestly think he’s a bit overrated
He doesn’t have charisma
@@ruly8153 Which role has he done thats supposed to be super charismatic? I think hes brought the right amount of presence for the roles he's done so far.
@@ruly8153 TV Charisma is useful for making talk shows interesting, not really for acting (although it is probably situationally very useful for acting like someone who is charismatic)
He's also being talked about possibly playing Terry Mcginnis in the upcoming batman beyond movie
@@ruly8153 he doesn’t really play roles that are supposed to be charismatic
Watch this knowing that Chad was in the midst of cancer treatments. Everyone talking about how hard they are working... and he is battling cancer.
Everyone has their struggles. Him battling cancer doesn't make him better, stronger, weaker or lesser.
EliteGameplayX shut up
Chad was a private person. Great guy.
@@The-Azure-Knight The elegance, grace, and professionalism he demonstrated while battling cancer makes him better, stronger, and wiser than most of us. Don't discount his experience. May he rest in peace. 🙏🏾
@@simeoda Great response.
All their voices are so smooth and lovely. Mahershala is so relaxing to listen to.
Please watch him in True Detective.
Laura Keeble pp
@@MrAchesh He is so good in it and whoever did their Makeup in the aged parts deserves an award
i just saw him and Viggo in Green Book, and his voice is so soothing.
they are actors, so...
It's heartbreaking listening to Chadwick. He devoted himself, _completely,_ to succeeding as an actor
and just as he breaks from the crowd and is on the verge of joining the A-List Gods of Hollywood, he's diagnosed
with inoperable colon cancer.
Don't be sad about what he could've been, be happy for what he accomplished :)
I love how everyone is listening to each other so intently
Yes
Real actors know how to do that. Real true, deep listening is the essence of real acting. Surprise!
That always impresses me in all these roundtables
It's really a beautiful thing. They're so thoughtful and they're all a beautiful balance.
The setting also helps. Having an actual round table during a round table. No background noise, no audience, the cameras are less intrusive than they're used to. And they all respect each other.
This video makes me believe in some future of Hollywood. Not just pretty faces, but really intelligent people. We desperately need more young artists like Timothée!
@Benedict Aditya Shukla Benedict Aditya Shukla Of course he's a pretty face! He's more like the definition of beauty (at least for me :D). But he's more beyond that. The way he speaks and present himself is so far beyond his years. He doesn't seem to take anything for granted (his fame, fans, awards...). And I could go on and on... Timothée's personality - that's the thing I appreciate the most about him. And let's be honest, he's not really a prototype of today's Hollywood star. I mean, the movie (as well as music) industry today is full of fake and superficiality... Sorry for my bad English! :)
The entertainment industry has ALWAYS been driven by and full of fake and superficial people.
That's not new.
what the fck does being intelligent have to do with whether you like watching them or not....what a stupid statement
where did you see intelligent people in this video? No one made showed their intelligence here. Bunch of actors talking about how they socialise and how they portray real people. What is intelligent about that? I love some of them but i do not think they are something they are not.
like timothée, another pretty face, the irony.
The subtitle under Timothee's name saying 'beautiful boy' even though is the title of his movie, i was like yes, he indeed is a beautiful boy thanks for acknowledging that.
LMAO 😂
@@alexanderlopez-guevara5433 where's the lie though😂
Not to be rude, but he's more than just a pretty face and I think that's quite clear
@@fgp0032 i don't think anyone says otherwise
@@psa921416 Most of the people I know basically only say he's beautiful or pretty or whatever, and that's frustrating
the fact that chadwick knew he was dying during this and was so clear and humble says everything...RIP, brother
31:57 Timothee wanted to say something but didnt want to interrupt (relatable)
I do the same. It’s when i agree with what someone is saying but i forget that i said it out loud and i just wait to tell them lmao
yes
being respectful it's called
The poor guy awwww
I love how they reference each other when answering their own questions. Truly listening to each other. It's beautiful.
It’s amazing how Timothèe is absorbing what the veterans were saying and also sharing as a young actor thinking he will be one of them in time. ♥️
He reminds me of a young Leonardo.
I heard him saying he was choosing his roles, based on how challenging it was. Truly a smart move. I'm sure he'll be one of the best actors in the years to come.
@@isabellep.461 I hope he will not end up like Leonardo Di Caprio, but with a partner his age and kids xD
Y'all gals thirsting for bro
At this table: Superstars = 6. Ego = 0.
In front of cameras...
They are actors
mangalabg they’re not acting here actually listen to them
@@mattmangiacapre1454 i do listen, but they are a brand, they will not be themselves because their career could be destroyed if they said the wrong thing. You cant believe everything u see on TV, not hating or anything i like these actors just being real with you peace
mangalabg that’s true I see what ur saying. All of them are being politically correct in some way.
Chris Budge who
26:36 when Hugh asks Timothee "which one?" i'm pretty sure he meant which high school and timmy answered with which teacher.. so precious
god i love him
I thought he was genuinely asking which teacher because he used to be a teacher. If anyone knows how appreciated that would be, it's Hugh Jackman.
Pretty sure he asked about the teachers not the school cuz he only asked after he had mentioned teachers.
He asked “Which one?” after Timothee said there were a number of teachers at his alma mater he could mention.
Think Hugh jackman has done a bunch of work in the Theater community broadway etc in NYC so he maybe was interested if he knew the the name of the teachers Form own experience
"That's success right there" -Chadwick responding to Timmy w regard to for the first time being able pay your bills doing what you love. It's so god damn true. When you are doing what you love, just even realizing that wow omg I can actually pay my bills doing this?! Like wtf! Hacks. That, right there, is making it. Being able to (even barely) pay your bills doing what you love. And it's like, you don't even need more than that. But more than that will come because you are just so happy doing what you do, so you're just going to attract wealth. It's a beautiful thing. Do what you love, people. Build your life the way that YOU want it
This is SO TRUE brother. Couldn't agree more
This is such a great point. Ever since I was a kid, I was so fascinated by weather. 20 years later here I am getting paid to forecast the weather and present it on tv. I truly feel so grateful to be paid to do what I love.
Man, Viggo Mortensen doesn't speak much, but when he does, there is so much behind it, it's brilliant.
God damn,I thought Chadwick Boseman was like 28,he's 41! Has aged well
Black don't crack😊
Na brna unless you smoke it
@@nabrna3663 I was to say that😉
Wow! I had no idea he was in his 40's. I'm literally shocked. I would have said he was 34 at the most. I thought he and Michael B Jordan were about the same age.
Ian Robinson OMG HES 41 HE LITERALLT LOOKS 28 AT MOST IM FLABBERGASTED LOL WTF
Mahershala Ali carries himself so nobly and grandly. He seems like he knows the answer to all the great questions of the world, but is so humble and reserved in the way that he does it. I love him so much
Genius and class act all the way. This panel was amazing
Yes my fav actor
He’s very well spoken
He is a gorgeous human being ❤️
he seems like a narcissist
I love that fatherly look Hugh Jackman gives Timothée at some point it's adorable xD
Watching Timothée conduct himself makes me think of when you're asked: "Who would you have as guests at your ideal dinner party?" You can see the reverence he has for all of them as he listens rather than trying to jump in and have his say. Everything that he says is deliberate and well-thought. That said, you can also see him grow more comfortable as the interview progresses, particularly as these acting giants nod along and essentially validate his own perspective and don't merely dismiss him as young or inexperienced. They all clearly were engaged and eager to hear his thoughts. Truly a great discussion and a fascinating group of actors.
Viggo is like Yoda, the rest are like Jedies and Timothée is like the young padawan
Agreed.
I don’t know what any of that is but yes
🙄
Let's just pray young Chalamet won't turn to the dark side
you are on this council but we do not grant you the rank of master actor
Mahershala Ali is just a straight-up, impressive human bean.
Real human bean....
The best bean of all time
and a wheel hero
I should no have laughed so hard
Rolling all over the place..
This interview enhances what a tragedy it was losing Chadwick Boseman so young. One can clearly see that he had a lifetime of gifts to offer. A brilliant, handsome, articulate, and sensative artist.
He was 43 when he died
Viggo is the perfect human.... So humble, beautiful, thoughtful. People should see what he does outside of acting. He's wonderful
He looks very well established and put together
Meh
What Chadwick and Mahershala made mention to with being of African descent yet always searching for your culture was spot on. I think that's a struggle all African Americans deal with that a lot of people don't really take into account. Having a sense of history is more important than people realize and not having that can greatly affect a person/group of people.
\Levi - l\ plus /net -n/ plus /sue/ equals Ivainesu it’s not just about learning about Africa, but it’s finding out where exactly in Africa you come from. And that’s hard, and most of the time there’s this mental things like you can’t really just throw yourself into a culture you never had the chance to have a first hand experience with. So even if black people do that there’s still a lot left to be considered.
@\Levi - l\ plus /net -n/ plus /sue/ equals Ivainesu Learning about Africa is one thing but learning about a specific country/region your ancestors came from is even better. Sure I could learn about Algeria, Egypt, heck even Somalia but chances are my ancestors weren't from there. No one ever says learn about a whole continent unless it's pertaining to black Americans. Italian Americans learn about Italy. Korean Americans learn about Korea. Hispanic Americans learn about Mexico or Guatemala for example. Black Americans, learn a whole continent, why don't you. You can say we're privileged and maybe we are but if we knew more about our ancestry and formed a connection to it maybe we'd be more inclined to bring some of that privilege to Africa knowing the state it's in.
\Levi - l\ plus /net -n/ plus /sue/ equals Ivainesu the media has done a terrific job at demonizing the African continent. They always show the hungry children and the people walking around naked. When I was a kid I would say “I don’t wanna go to Africa because they walk around naked and live with animals and there are deserts and everyone is poor” it wasn’t until I got older that I realized what the media was doing. Africa has cities and civilization, and yes rich culture. I am aware that there are many places in Africa stricken with poverty and famine, but there are places like that literally everywhere. You assume I just want the “good” parts of Africa without looking at it as a whole. And Only seeing negative aspects of Africa as an African American child greatly affected me, and countless other kids. African Americans as a whole search for what it means to be us all our lives. We aren’t fully American obviously, given the way this country treats us, so we desire to learn about the heritage we were robbed of when we were violently taken from our homes. And we HAVE built a culture for ourselves here in America but a person is not complete without knowing their heritage.
\Levi - l\ plus /net -n/ plus /sue/ equals Ivainesu I do in fact invest time in learning about Africa, and I do intend on taking an ancestral dna test to find out where exactly I come from and from what people so I can learn more about my ancestral culture. And I do want to visit Africa, ALL of Africa, the good and the bad. I am aware that being in America gives me more opportunities but that has nothing to do with me wanting to learn more about myself.
\Levi - l\ plus /net -n/ plus /sue/ equals Ivainesu we praise Black Panther because for once African culture is shown in a positive, and powerful light compared to what the media often portrays. And it shows the different perspectives of Africans and African Americans and their different experiences. It also shows what Africa could’ve become if she had not been assaulted by colonialism. And overall it’s just a great movie about politics, culture, self discovery, and family.
Hugh Jackman is the most engrossed and looks so fascinated in everyone's story, idea and input. Makes you admire him more. This round table is amazing. Timothee Chalamet suprised me.
He's performing
I think in the same way Timothy Chalamet was there (his debute, Call Me By Your Name), Chadwick B was included. It wasn't because he is black; it is because of talent and the fact they want to have a good mix of different actors. I like the fact that these actors, young and old, can each share the experiences they have had in their careers. They are all learning from one another as far as I can see.
I bet Hugh will direct
Rest in Peace, Chadwick Boseman aka King T'Challa
You're the MVP.
Thank you
I heard the news, felt so devastated as if someone close to me, a mentor has passed away. Made me recall this interview and the way he perceived his life, career, everyone in that table was so keen to hear him and be inspired by him, just seemed like a very calm, wise gentleman. He was truly one in a million. Rip.
Thank you because that’s why I’m here 💔
Thank you!
I love how Viggo at the end spoke about all those untold stories, or people erased, and that he loves to tell those unknown, forgotten stories.
They all agree.
Hugh ends by saying that today's conversations, compared to those 20-25 years ago, were different, and so many open doors.
Keep them open, and share ALL the stories.
*We are listening*
Mahershala Ali...the wisdom pouring out from this man. Phenomenal actor. His voice ... like silk
"You can't make a perfect movie", Viggo I have contradicting news, pal. You're in 3 of them.
I'm currently reading LOTR and only picture him
So true
🤣
I would add Captain Fantastic to that list as well.
@@rubberducky4074 YES. Such an underrated film
Two of the greatest African American actors of the last two generations, one of the great British character actors, a young prodigy, a multi-lingual chameleon that deserves to be considered in the Oldman/Seymour Hoffman/Day Lewis category, and a versatile superstar in Hugh.
Greatness.
I was looking for a Hoffman mention. Glad.
Hugh is Overrated
Technically there’s 3 Africans lol
@@zararafridi1051 you can't do what he does honey
Actor,singer,dancer/performer etc
You are just a commenter lol
@@ande3200 Who is the 3rd?
1:05:35 perfectly synchronized head turn and tilt lmao
hahah, I can't unsee that now
Hahahahahahha duuuude
The simulation is broken. Lol
😂😂😂
on repeat
Seeing Timothee be at once the mature, young artist at the beginning of his career among these veterans, but then also be that young fan, geeking out, sitting at table with actors he grew up watching and admiring is refreshingly honest.
I love Timothee Chalamet, he prepared so well for this interview showing so much respect for each actor, listening so attentively! Timothee, if your seeing this, one day I’m going to work with you haha
Timmy's a proper fanboy, which is one of many great things about him.
Keep grinding bro.
Right! I like how he has been soaking up a lot of advice that older and more experienced actors and actresses have been giving him. I hope he makes it big.
He really has a passion for his work and it shines effortlessly.
Haha great message! I hope you will be able to work with him :)
2:04 the jawline baby. You will not be disappointed.
Jen L Timmy is a gorgeous legend. Like bruhhh... he’s a whole OTHER level of hot
damn
omg my heart is beating 10293392020 right now, thank you!
Straightest jawline I've ever seen, he can cut me as paper
oh fuck
I now understand why Timothee is a special guy.
Folarin Osibodu your Late
Edit: just like this comment
His French side helps him separate
He’s absolutely gorgeouss
Viggo is such an unbelievable talent, it’s such a treat to see the actual him talk about....anything, really. I’d listen to him read a phone book. Also really cool to see Mr. Chalemet just totally belong among all these super established & accomplished actors. He’s one cool kid
To think that Chadwick was sitting there with Colon Cancer just hammers me.
The fuck else you gonna do? Sit at home and feel sorry for yourself?
@@soccerx3567 Yes he could, but chose not to
@@soccerx3567 What in the world is your problem?
He’s not the only person whose pretended he’s okay when he wasn’t. It’s just because he’s famous why everyone is so shocked because fame makes people seem invulnerable.
@@soccerx3567 Tf wrong w u ?
To think an individual can sit at a table next to someone , and not have a clue about the demons there fighting ...rest in peace Chadwick
All those people at that table have demons. No more or less than Chad. You don;t know what they're fighting inside.
Usually we don't see actors as intellectuals, but I felt like I was listening to a group of philosophers talking about life, although it revolves around acting. But the craft of acting can in itself bring to life the philosophy of human experience through their art work. As for Boseman, he was in a stage of his life where he was seeing things on a much deeper or more spiritual level due to his cancer battle. It's unfortunately that such a gifted individual was only around for a short time, but he still managed to leave so much in a short period of time to the world. But you can tell he had so much more to offer. Even Timothy despite being young is already showing a high level of maturity and intellect as an actor. Every actor on that round table brought something of substance to the conversation. This was a great round table overall.
To think an individual can sit at a table next to someone , and not have a clue about the demons there fighting ...rest in peace Chadwick
1:05:34 I love how they turn their heads in the exact same way at the exact same time xD
Awesome
you made me realize how long this interview was this is a whole movie omg
And Timothée Chalamet as always looking so damn fine
I just realised this is an HOUR
Lmao
1 hour 8 minutes 47 seconds long and I have to say, my time didn't feel like it was wasted. Bless these wonderful actors. RIP Chadwick Boseman 😔
They are all so well spoken. They have the correct pause. The correct amount of input.
Agreed - However, I do find the lack of using each others' names when referring to what someone said - "As he said" or "like what he said" rather odd.
Not the easiest names but good point.@@denniscat9395 Also the first few times we men meet someone it is not necessary we will use first names cause we don't want to appear in awe of someone or rather act a bit forward. And maybe actors are also somewhere in secret awe of one another and dont want to act forward.
@@denniscat9395 When you have to think on the spot and you have something you want to articulate. Names often dont shoot to your head.
mahershala is just.....perfectly intentional in his communication...i just love him
Well said
Agreed. First interview I've ever really seen with him.
tangled55 we meet again
@@Eddy6159 yaassss. How are you, lamb?
Usually we don't see actors as intellectuals, but I felt like I was listening to a group of philosophers talking about life, although it revolves around acting. But the craft of acting can in itself bring to life the philosophy of human experience through their art work. As for Boseman, he was in a stage of his life where he was seeing things on a much deeper or more spiritual level due to his cancer battle. It's unfortunately that such a gifted individual was only around for a short time, but he still managed to leave so much in a short period of time to the world. But you can tell he had so much more to offer. Even Timothy despite being young is already showing a high level of maturity and intellect as an actor. Every actor on that round table brought something of substance to the conversation. This was a great round table overall.
Actors tend to have a high EQ - emotional intelligence, a components that was overlooked up until a couple of decades ago in terms of measuring intellect (just IQ). Sensitivity, compassion and comprehension of another person's feelings is a skill in itself in being able to perform their roles well. It's especially important in portrayals where it's more natural vs mechanical. 'What was he feeling when he said this?' instead of 'When he talks like this, he positions his body this way'.
I know, the way actors articulate they words in order to express and share their opinions about certain topics it's only possible with this big and beautiful comprehension of the human and emotional intelligence
Beautiful, profound answer. Thank you!
Someone expert in any arts knows how things work. Because outside things may differ. But inside the principles are same.
This is the hands down BEST, most calming roundtables ive ever seen.
YEEEEEEEEES!
Hugh give it that vibe
Richard E. Grant looks like every movie villain in any movie ever with that coat.
lol
Tino Hahaha
Ras Al Ghul
He deserved more roles in big moves
I was just seeing a clean version of Withnail.
Timmy is like ABSORBING all the experience sharing, the thinking of the more experienced actors like a sponge, appreciate that he got this chance, it's amazing
WOW THERE ARE SOOOO MANY GEMS THAT ARE DROPPED IN THIS ROUNDTABLE! WOW
Who will win?
1:04:25 Chadwick talking about protecting his privacy. Now we know more of what he meant 🙏🏻💓
Chadwick Boseman: “there’s a certain fulfillment of faith.”
rest, sweet prince.
Chadwick Boseman: “there’s a certain fulfillment of faith.”
rest, sweet prince.
Rip
It's amazing to see Timothée Chalamet included in this roundtable, with such established and incredibly talented actors. He's so deserving!
I can't believe Chadwick Boseman passed away. This video is the reason I became his fan. He really won me over with his intelligence and sincerity. He'll be missed. 😢
Right
I was really surprised how talkative Viggo was during this! I've always got the impression that he could be quite distant but he was a joy!
I think he's comfortable among his peers. He gets shy and distant during talk shows and more shallow "interviews".
it would've been better if he'd kept his mouth shut
@@leah-wr1hd why is that?
leah diamond why he’s too intelligent for ya ?
neon nights I have issues with what he said as a response to people debating whether the story of green book is allowed to be told by white people, I don’t think he understands the problem. Also the faces of the actors around him as he says it tells it all.
When Chadwick said that he had to act out a character in a space of knowing and taking pride in where he came from in Black Panther but not knowing where that is in real life was so deep. I felt that.
I felt that as well Damaris, sad that he has passed away today, 8/28/20, I had to leave a comment on his passing, he was and will always be one of the great young actors of the 21st century.
Mahershala was about to to speak about how his character was dead irl and then the guy interrupts him and asks Hugh a question. Like, let the people finish
right! I am pissed about that too.
You must be new here? Hahah. This guy is known for doing that. It’s assumed that he does it because of time constraints, but who knows.
Chill🤦🏾♂️
Agreed!! The Hugh just talk and took his time without him interrupted. Uggghhh
He cuts people off often , maybe for time , but that one was the most horrible of the ones I’ve watched. Geez.
Rip Chadwick Boseman, rewatching this after hearing he passed away.
What Chadwick says at the end, about drawing the line about which parts of your private life you're willing give up in exchange for fame, takes a whole new meaning in retrospect. He knew people would have wanted to know that he was running out of time. But he didn't share that, because it would've made people look at him differently, and he didn't owe that information to the world. He wanted to be known for his art and that alone, and that is commendable.
What Chadwick says at the end, about drawing the line about which parts of your private life you're willing give up in exchange for fame, takes a whole new meaning in retrospect. He knew people would have wanted to know that he was running out of time. But he didn't share that, because it would've made people look at him differently, and he didn't owe that information to the world. He wanted to be known for his art and that alone, and that is commendable.
Timothée is very humble and I love the fact that he speaks from his heart. This dude has a pure soul - please don’t ever change, you are the next big thing and I admire you so much!
I agree
"Story telling is about simply trying to understand the world we live in. And putting it in some mythological story form, so that we open our hearts, rather than just hearing or reading the newspaper, but we open our hearts to understand." - Hugh Jackman 48:48 He couldn't have said it any better, and it hit me HARD!
Yeesssss, and you also Kenyan Barbiee also put it simply and eloquently, story telling is so underrated, many cultures speak their whole histories back thru the ancestors.
i love seeing Timothée Chalamet around these people...i love him in his environment
When Viggo said Zora Neal Hurston, I almost cried. I felt that deep down. She was erased by her counterparts and she would’ve advanced literature and thought decades ahead. A true renaissance woman.
Yeah, at a few points I was like "ehhh" with Viggo when he was talking about green book, but he recovered with that. Hurston doesn't get enough attention outside of English college classes or minority lit classes. Nice to see a white man hold such reverence for her.
I'm ashamed to say I didn't know about her before this interview...
@@heatherbukowski2102
When he said,
I’m still on that trip with you
And mahersala agreed, we’re still on that trip!
That was nice
@@Aussious07 don’t be ashamed if you weren’t exposed. The elders have a duty to make sure we know and now that you know who she is make sure to let others know.❤️
Hugh Jackman is the best listener ever.
Zuhâl Yilmaz Extrovert
imagine if teachers were a half as good as him
@@rusty111fire that's an incredibly stupid comment btw. Being an Extrovert has absolutely nothing to do with being a good listener because your inclination will be more towards Active interraction or being the talker. An Introvert is Way more likely to be a great listener vs an Extrovert because their inclination is NOT to be the talker, but listen before speaking. Maybe you meant Empath, but DEFINITELY wrong use of Extrovert lol.
@alara funfact: hugh jackman used to be a school teacher
@@pogobidio4313 yeah i know from that cute video when he met one of his students again lol
Hugh Jackman being so interested in everyone is just so awesome. Love that guy
The level of talent on display, is simply marvelous. It's such a tragedy, we won't see Chadwick on a table like this again.
I know they’re all there to listen to each other speak but I love the fact that in comparison to the rest of them Timothée is by far the youngest as well as the most inexperienced, but the way he speaks and presents himself is so far beyond his years, it astounds me, so I can only imagine how the rest of the group feels when they hear him so eloquently and maturely answers these questions! You can see how intently they’re listening to his every word which is a huge complement to Timothée, as they clearly don’t view him as a young actor who came into a bit of luck but instead a young actor who is deserving of the accolades and attention. I kinda feel proud of him🙂
Chelsey Simcock at 5:33 or 5:34 Hugh looked like a proud dad
@TheTpanative my guy stfu. You damn well know that shit don't matter
TheTpanative True and he is a pisces moon so really sensible soul too ;)
Gosh, I love how everyone seemed to be in trance when Timothée was talking about Beautiful Boy.
i noticed that too, pretty much every time he was talking they looked enamored. he has such a powerful charisma.
Bc he's beautiful 😊
I'm not an actor but this spoke to me *"Acting is a very intimate thing. You can't make a perfect movie. Anymore than you can truly be another person, but the idea is to take on that person's point of view so that you can come as close as you can to feeling what it's like to look at the world THAT way."*
Who said that
@@christina4012 Viggo Mortensen
@@tatehostetler3747 Thank you very much! Have a blessed day.
@@christina4012 You're very welcome!! Have a wonderful day yourself!
This has got to be one of the most "beloved" set of roundtable actors they've had, yet. Can't think of a single person here who isn't absolutely adored by the public. RIP Chadwick.
Can we use this table talk as an example of non-toxic masculinity? The way these men are open and caring should be used to educate young adults.
To think that Chadwick was sitting there with Colon Cancer just hammers me.
Men have never been more open and caring, according to history. So why would anyone want to do that? Things are not progressing fast enough for you?
HEY ALL THE KIDS WHO WATCHING AND SEE MY COMMENT LOOK AT THIS GROWN MANS HAVING A TRUE MEANINGFULL CONVERSATION , NO ONE INSULTING FOR NO REASON . THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT IS LACKING IN OUR SOCIETY TAKING THE TIME TO HAVE DISCUSSION WITH THE PEOPLE S YOU APPRECIATE .I WISH THAT CELLPHONE LIKE WE USED TO WAS NEVER INVERTED
I hate all caps text they totally get ignored it’s like listening to a homeless man
@@EchoEcho-q4r i dont like mustard and i dont brag about it
i wish other professions that are in a public light, like athletes, had a venue like this. I think it would bring a more understanding to the professions, and understanding of drive, and ideas, and approach that they take. People like to sit at home and say "i can do that" and totally undercut the talent, but i think something like these roundtable discussions would be great . i love watching these and having an appreciation for the art. people often like to say that actors do a role for the money, and perhaps in some occasions it is, but if you listen to the greats, they are driven by something else and that is what separates them.
agree wholeheartedly. we need more platforms for discussion and genuine communication & connection.
i think about this often. would love to see roundtables or something with people from other professions too
check the "Open Court" roundtable on playing basketball in the NBA.
@@sydw1173 for Basketball, checkout "Open Court" that has a roundtable discussion with current and former NBA players.
@@sydw1173 lawyers doctors teachers etc..
44:28 The change in expression of Timothée sent shivers down my spine. You can see the moment he transforms from a student learning from so many great actors to a young man who expresses his motives and passions without sulking or hesitating to explain himself. This man has a great future ahead of him. Incredible.
Nah you just thirsty
Anais Vargas y’all hype everything he says if the boy farted y’all would respect it
Michael Kayseryan Thats a little dramatic. This person is just complimenting him..
@@mikeyyyyyy3312 LMFAO😂
Man, calm down
The talent at this table is just WOW. To know that Chadwick was suffering with cancer, while no one knew, just shows how strong of a man he was.
What an insightful, fascinating person Mahershala Ali is. He has a certain tranquility, self-awareness and self possession that clearly puts people at ease around him.
I think this has a lot to do with the fact that he became a successful movie actor in his 40’s. Success didn’t go to his head the way it can for a young actor.
This made me go to that point laught a lot and then come back to the beggining.
Nadine Bulayi very true.
@@nadine9142 Agreed. Also, he's a very spiritual person clearly, and he takes his religion and his craft very seriously.
Rest In Peace king . You will forever have a impact in the black community ✊🏾
The world.
The first black superhero. God rest his soul
Angel Keziah what about blade or falcon
@@frostbitepokin9520 Black Panther is actually the first black superhero. You can look it up
Angel Keziah but Chadwick wasn’t the first black superhero. He played the first black superhero.
You can tell everybody was shocked and in awe at how mature timothee answered the questions and how muture his thoughts were
NatalieXBTS he is not a kid lmao
Jensie Ik he’s not a kid but they are a lot older and more experienced than him
Jensie in the full scale of life he most certainly is a kid.
I watched the entire video. Everything that Chadwick said was on a whole other level, wise and deeply insightful. All the other actors offered great insights too but you could see Chadwick giving you a rare taste of the fruits of his beautiful mind and heart being created right at that moment. What a noble and beautiful man, inside and out. Such a gorgeous smile and regal demeanor. May his soul rest in peace, it hurts me to think that he is no longer with us. He is solid role model material.
Mahershala has a level of sophistication I could literally never comprehend
No shocker. Average black guy; not an anomaly. Most Black men I know are like Obama, Chad, etc. You should get to really know folks and not absorb the stereotypes/ lies the media perpetuates.
@@karong7017 EXACTLY
@@karong7017 who are you talking to
You are so right he really does! He was made for that part to play Don Shirley!
rohanpogii right lol.. this comment wasn’t about race at all... I feel this way about Mahershala too... he just has this air of sophistication
I've met Viggo Mortensen a few years back at Toronto International Film Festival, he is a really down to earth and humble guy. I have a lot of respect for him. Sometimes we have to understand that they are also normal people. I met Jeremy Iron once also at TIFF and he said, "Acting is just a job, I work and I go home." Great actors often don't see themselves different from normal people, no matter how great their star power is.
He has been one of my favorites since I was young.
Viggo and Jeremy are the reason why I love older, mature, articulate, sensitive, private, composed men.
And you met BOTH of them!! ♡
I was on the NYC subway shuttle one day and saw David Grough standing next to me @ the doors w/the other riders waiting for the usual eternity for them to open. Didn't bother him; it was just nice that I got to see him and that he was being ..well himself like everyone else trynna get frm here to there hetr
Everytime Viggo says something, you can see in everyones eyes that they are inspired.
Mahershala's passion for the craft is spell-bounding. Such a pleasure to listen to this conversation between humble, mutually respectful, masterful actors.
To look this healthy and composed while battling with cancer for three years, going on four...I am in awe. He continued to act and preach and do what he loved, up until the end. An inspiration to us all to listen to the call of our passion, honour it, and pursue your purpose. Rest in peace, beautiful soul.
I love this and it speaks volumes at the end from Chadwick Boseman just why we never knew of his diagnosis. That information wasn't for us and he didn't want that to be our focus, he gave us many great films and will be remembered as a great actor and a great human being who impacted many of us tremendously. Rest In Power Kumkani