Timothée Chalamet and Caitlin Gann from Broadway's "13: The Musical" Performing the roles as Oscar and Charity from LaGuardia High School "Sweet Charity" Directed by Harry Shifman
margi cates I remember seeing a quote somewhere from I think his high school drama teacher saying Timmy had some of the best comic timing he had ever seen which is a big compliment, and considering he’s clearly not a singer he did an admirable job
he's also not a singer nor is he a broadway singer s0 that would be understandable that his actung would be much better in comparison to people such as lin manuel miranda or lea michele
You are so right. He's probably the greatest actor on the planet. Enormous talent. I really hope/doubt he doesn't pull a River Phoenix. I can't deal with that again.
I love Timothee. He is fascinating. He surprises and awes me at every turn. But yes, this girl needs her name in lights too. She's doing more than holding her own. They are a wonderful, glorious pair.
Halle Monteiro - “OMG IM CRYING”...what kind of goofiness is this? 😂 Who announces that they are crying except people who are dying to get attention? Maybe she’s one of those people who goes into the bathroom so she can watch herself cry in the mirror? Cringey, cringey, cringey. Now I’m just waiting for the “ok boomer” remark. 🙃🤪
Michelle Ran-Lenna I guess your issue is really that you do not understand this is a stage production and not real life and therefore what is scripted, these two amazing actors actually three including the girl behind the counter, are simply delivering the lines that the play presents. You should actually go to a live stage production sometime.
If anyone has ever done stage / theater performances, understand how much more talent you have than say "being in the movies". There is no "retake" in theater. This was fantastic and he's quite good with projecting his voice. It has to be hard to keep your voice level when moving around. I'm so glad I stumbled on this video. Of course we are locked down...🙄
Acting on camera is significantly harder. Because the camera catches EVERYTHING . Every thought, every eye movement, every "eye talk" and every abnormality and there is also no rehearsal. On a stage play you practice with your costars for at least a month if not half a year. And it runs for several nights so you can improve it as you go along and if you weren't completely in character on one night you can tell yourself you'll do better the next night. Not to mention that if you haven't gotten the emotions perfect that day you can very easily fake it through your voice and gestures. Voice is especially important when conveying emotion on stage. Where as voice is very unimportant on camera. For on camera acting you do all the preparation at home by yourself and your coworkers interpretations and choices are all a surprise until the day on set. Script changes happen so frequently that actors are asked to memorize new scenes and monologues the day of! Plays are also tested and run over and over again before it is even put on stage so you know the script is good to go. On camera, if things don't work whether it's lines or directions you have to improvise in the moment. Everything is tested for the first time on set. Not to mention that there is no continuity of the story on set. Scenes are shot completely out of order and you're expected to jump in to the story of the scene right away. And shooting the same scene over and over again(sometimes 70 to a 100 times) it can be very taxing and mind numbing if you don't understand or have a good grasp of how to get into it. Plus often times you're not playing off of a partner but rather some tape on the side of the camera. All in all, film acting is definitely harder. There are simply more technicalities.
@@danaliu3295 Yes, good explanation, except it's not entirely true that "everything is tested for the first time on set". There are usually "table reads" before shooting.
@@AbcDef-ww2gy lol table reads doesn't actually say that much about whether a scene fits well into a movie. And actors interpretations will often change by the time you get on set especially if there are script changes. Film scripts are also generally more fluid with improv on set, directors often ask for multiple interpretations so they can get different shots. Before a play is put on officially they'll actually run it with other actors, small productions ect and then after actors are hired they'll reherse it over and over again before opening night. Movie scenes are kinda shot with more variety and the editing process finalizes it. What makes it in the final movie can be very different from the script.
@@danaliu3295 Some directors, e.g. Alfred Hitchcock, hate it when actors do improv or come up with their own script changes, but yes, most allow it. One such example is the proposal scene in Greta Gerwig's Little Women script, pp 96-98. variety.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/little-women-by-greta-gerwig.pdf Laurie says "I love you, Jo" twice while she is putting herself down and calling herself homely, but those lines aren't in the script.
@@AbcDef-ww2gy depends on the director but most allow it and many even ask for it. But I'm not really talking about improv alone but also the general changes that occur on set :)
I love his voice and find it so adorable and sexy. He gets down on the floor, "You suffer with claustrophobia." His voice is so soft and carries this character so well. That part made me laugh so hard. 4:214:22 Even the girl was about to start laughing, lol!!
I'm just in awe. Theatre stage acting is so stressful. You HAVE to memorize your lines. It's one take. You have to be animated and know how to project your voice so the back row can hear you. You feed off the audience and yet have to not respond to them. You don't get multiple takes. No one is going to edit your mistakes. There's no blooper reel. It's incredibly live. Some of the best movie actors started on stage. Very happy for Timothee, but wonder where the Charity character went?
Could they please do a remake of the movie and cast these two. I hope he does more comedy movies in the future. He's so good at it. Is there anything he's bad at? Statistics, is that it?
Obvi no one is denying Timmy’s acting and comedic timing-fantastic. But you can see how much better-suited he is for film, while she shines in the theater. He talks in the back of his throat, fine for film but when you’re in an auditorium full of bodies that deaden sound, this makes it harder to understand what you’re saying, despite amplification and excellent diction. But this girl’s forward placement speaking is just fantastic. (It feels unnatural to do so kudos to her.) Her singing is phenom, great technique, forward placement but not nasally. I’m sure her dancing is spot-on, too. If her dream is Broadway, I so hope she gets there!! She def has the potential!
Heather Alfano I agree. Better for film, or regular plays. I mean he kills here imo, but musical theater is its own entity. Timmy is an incredibly naturalistic actor, and this is not a slight against theater actors, musical theater actors are mad talented, but they have to project so much. Perform to the back of the room. Everything is a bit exaggerated. Bigger. Not the best fit with an actor who thrives in naturalism and subtlety. But I think he did a kick ass job of being over the top funny here...i am really impressed with his comedic skills/timing, which is not easy. A lot of serious actors don’t excel at comedy and vice versa. He’s just sort of naturally funny. I hope he does more plays in the future, but I don’t need him to be the next song and dance man (unless it’s a super cool film musical lol)
@@TheGleeksrock Hollywood has intensive training that has worked miracles. He has the focus to do it, but it depends on how his body responds to the training. Of course, I hope they don't give him steroids. The sequel to CMBYN takes place in NYC during the 80s. Developing your body in a gym was very popular then. Maybe he will bulk-up for the sequel, but I think the writers are aiming for him to be a music major, not a body builder. Maybe he'll do both.
@@linnaeusshecut3959 no it doesn't? lol the first book is set in the 80's. i believe "find me" is set like 25 years later and it's also set mostly in italy except for oliver's chapter which actually IS set in NY but its a very brief chapter that tells a story that happens in only one night. maybe if the sequel ends up getting made, part of oliver's story would be filmed in new hampshire since that's where he says his permanent home is.
I'm pretty surprised that people are saying that he's not a singer. I can agree that she has more talent for it, but you don't have to be an extremely talented vocalist to be considered a singer? What he did was more than carrying a tune, he can belt and emote while singing, wasn't off key at any point unless it was intentional, and he had a nice tone. He excels at acting and his comedic timing is wonderful, but that doesn't mean he's not a singer ;)
yes! i mean she’s clearly the trained singer, but he has a very decent voice for someone who is not a trained singer. plus it’s a high school play ffs lol
He's so talented it makes me mad but I'm also happy for him at the same time idk how to explain it lol. And she was amazing! They were such good partners together, I was laughing the whole time! He got into character so well every gesture adds to the story
It's a performing arts high school, so not terribly surprising to see two really good performers. And Caitlin seems to be doing all right as an actress. Great scene. Like to see him in a musical comedy, maybe on Broadway.
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Why is no one talking about the woman??? She was crazy good
She is really good!!
Caitlin is fantastic!
She's wonderful! (he's become the one with all the earth power now that's why)
Thanks for the likes lol ❤️❤️❤️
Uhhh cuz Lil Timmy Tim is in it?Duh.
I wish I was stuck in an elevator with Timothée Chalamet.
She did too and look what happened...
Kazia Franklin same even tho i have claustrofobie
Kazia Franklin - I assure you, he does not share that same wish. 😂
OOOOOOOHHHH YEAHHH...
Agreed
Honestly his singing is fine.
I was more impressed with his physicality and comic timing.
He was delightful.
margi cates I remember seeing a quote somewhere from I think his high school drama teacher saying Timmy had some of the best comic timing he had ever seen which is a big compliment, and considering he’s clearly not a singer he did an admirable job
he's also not a singer nor is he a broadway singer s0 that would be understandable that his actung would be much better in comparison to people such as lin manuel miranda or lea michele
I love Lin so much, but let’s be honest…he can’t sing very well. Better than some people, yes, but Broadway quality - no
You are so right. He's probably the greatest actor on the planet. Enormous talent. I really hope/doubt he doesn't pull a River Phoenix. I can't deal with that again.
@ginime_ He ain't no Josh Groban, but there is always voice training from an expert to improve his singing. He actually has a good tone in his voice.
I kept waiting for him to give us some “Statistics” “statistics” “Statistics” “Statistics”
yup yup
Miss Law’ehn! Miss Law’ehn!
yUp
Everytime I see him I can't help but think of it now 😭
Don’t forget YEEt YEEt
everybody talking About timotheé (and I L O V E him too) but can we aprecciate the bright talent of the girl
Agree with you ❤️❤️she is really talented.. I wish if i can singing with her because my voice is good too
True
She's such a good actress!
yeah she is amazinngggg
I love Timothee. He is fascinating. He surprises and awes me at every turn. But yes, this girl needs her name in lights too. She's doing more than holding her own. They are a wonderful, glorious pair.
so no one is going to mention how the "I'm the bravest individual i have ever meet" at 8:44 sounded reeealy good
Yeah I was shocked no one mentioned his singing
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Blair Waldorf idiot. She was just emphasising the way he was singing the word😂
@@User-hy6ur damn I wish more people understood me in my life like you...
@@croyantreveur9731 yeah, I wish more people understood me in my life like me too.
HE CAN SING, HE CAN RAP, AND BOY HE CAN ACTTT. HE just called me TALENTLESS
He can play guitar and piano!!😭😩😍👌
He’s not a singer but can carry a tune
And he can dance🙂
@@Amaranthine56 dont forget he can speak french and a little italian
his voice omg i can't
Eargasm
True...
Your user fking name 😂😂😂
She's amazing all around! And his comedic timing is great
HE CAN SING OMGGGG IM CRYING
Grace Cable - Geezus, control yourself. 😂 In 10 years, you’ll be embarrassed by this comment.
sign543 dude nobody’s gonna remember any of the comments they made on a TH-cam video 10 years from now 😂
My mother talks about how embarrassed she is for how she responded to the Beatles in the 1960s. Of course they’ll remember. 10 years is nothing.
sign543 why would she be embarrassed bit rude
Halle Monteiro - “OMG IM CRYING”...what kind of goofiness is this? 😂 Who announces that they are crying except people who are dying to get attention? Maybe she’s one of those people who goes into the bathroom so she can watch herself cry in the mirror? Cringey, cringey, cringey. Now I’m just waiting for the “ok boomer” remark. 🙃🤪
i cannot begin to describe how much joy seeing fetus timothee act so well makes me feel. the talent he has is immeasurable.
FETUS TIMOTHEE!!🤣🤣🤣🤣 omg
My favorite part is 6:10 "Where do you live?" "In aN EleVAtOR!"
AHAHAHAHHAHS
me when she started singing: too bad timothee doesn’t sing too
timothee: *starts singing*
me: fuCK, I FORGOT ABOUT STATISTICS
That statistics rap is something else!!!
This character reminds me of Ross from Friends. So neurotic. He did so well. 🤣 His co-star is fabulous. Great chemistry.
Thank you!!! Especially the tie pulling 😂
I was literally searching for this reaction. I was thinking the exact same thing😂
I was thinking Matthew Perry and Jim Carey in his physicality
7:00 timmy is enjoying the moment. And goddamn he is the most talented individual i have ever known.
lmao
known????
wtf put them in a broadway musical now please
layla hernandez Caitlin was on broadway in the obc of 13
i luv your pfp!! ITS BREADBIN URIE!!
His Vocals. Her Vocals. I've been blessed.
little did they know
reminds me so much of chandler from friends !
with a touch of ross tho
It's the suit
Yes yes yes
I thought it too
OMG LIKE THE EPISODE WHERE CHANDLER AND THAT MODEL GETS STUCK TOGETHER INSIDE A BANK I THINK BC THERES A BLACKOUT 🤣🤣
Funny he's more known for dramatic roles, but he's obviously a natural comedian, too!
His slow walk to the corner at 3:50 and him doing those two screams are so funny I love him
"where do you live?"
"WhO?!"
"YOU! WHERE DO YOU LIVE?!"
"IN AN ELEVATOR!!"
Wow he's so talented
Omg caitlin is such a good actress
She transitions between the speaking and singing so seamlessly it's crazy.
Okay now I really want to see Timotheé in a comedic role!
My issue is that, that lady knew right away which room the class was in and couldn’t just spare two seconds to say “603”?
It's so realistic tho aye
Michelle Ran-Lenna I guess your issue is really that you do not understand this is a stage production and not real life and therefore what is scripted, these two amazing actors actually three including the girl behind the counter, are simply delivering the lines that the play presents. You should actually go to a live stage production sometime.
Yes it’s called a script. The book based on Fellini’s Nights of Caribia was by Neil Simon. They are performing the dialogue. It’s not improvised !
I think that's the joke...
If anyone has ever done stage / theater performances, understand how much more talent you have than say "being in the movies". There is no "retake" in theater. This was fantastic and he's quite good with projecting his voice. It has to be hard to keep your voice level when moving around. I'm so glad I stumbled on this video. Of course we are locked down...🙄
Acting on camera is significantly harder. Because the camera catches EVERYTHING . Every thought, every eye movement, every "eye talk" and every abnormality and there is also no rehearsal. On a stage play you practice with your costars for at least a month if not half a year. And it runs for several nights so you can improve it as you go along and if you weren't completely in character on one night you can tell yourself you'll do better the next night. Not to mention that if you haven't gotten the emotions perfect that day you can very easily fake it through your voice and gestures. Voice is especially important when conveying emotion on stage. Where as voice is very unimportant on camera.
For on camera acting you do all the preparation at home by yourself and your coworkers interpretations and choices are all a surprise until the day on set. Script changes happen so frequently that actors are asked to memorize new scenes and monologues the day of! Plays are also tested and run over and over again before it is even put on stage so you know the script is good to go. On camera, if things don't work whether it's lines or directions you have to improvise in the moment. Everything is tested for the first time on set.
Not to mention that there is no continuity of the story on set. Scenes are shot completely out of order and you're expected to jump in to the story of the scene right away. And shooting the same scene over and over again(sometimes 70 to a 100 times) it can be very taxing and mind numbing if you don't understand or have a good grasp of how to get into it. Plus often times you're not playing off of a partner but rather some tape on the side of the camera.
All in all, film acting is definitely harder. There are simply more technicalities.
@@danaliu3295 Yes, good explanation, except it's not entirely true that "everything is tested for the first time on set". There are usually "table reads" before shooting.
@@AbcDef-ww2gy lol table reads doesn't actually say that much about whether a scene fits well into a movie. And actors interpretations will often change by the time you get on set especially if there are script changes. Film scripts are also generally more fluid with improv on set, directors often ask for multiple interpretations so they can get different shots. Before a play is put on officially they'll actually run it with other actors, small productions ect and then after actors are hired they'll reherse it over and over again before opening night. Movie scenes are kinda shot with more variety and the editing process finalizes it. What makes it in the final movie can be very different from the script.
@@danaliu3295 Some directors, e.g. Alfred Hitchcock, hate it when actors do improv or come up with their own script changes, but yes, most allow it. One such example is the proposal scene in Greta Gerwig's Little Women script, pp 96-98. variety.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/little-women-by-greta-gerwig.pdf
Laurie says "I love you, Jo" twice while she is putting herself down and calling herself homely, but those lines aren't in the script.
@@AbcDef-ww2gy depends on the director but most allow it and many even ask for it. But I'm not really talking about improv alone but also the general changes that occur on set :)
Timothée's comedic timing tho! This was hilarious 😂😂
'This is not fair! You should breath some of the air too' *proceeds to bring her some air...from the air 🤣
Is there anything he can’t do, he can even sing broadway!
I love his voice and find it so adorable and sexy. He gets down on the floor, "You suffer with claustrophobia." His voice is so soft and carries this character so well. That part made me laugh so hard. 4:21 4:22 Even the girl was about to start laughing, lol!!
His delivery, I love how he embraces a character very easily
when he stood in the corner i lost it
He can SING i-
I'm just in awe. Theatre stage acting is so stressful. You HAVE to memorize your lines. It's one take. You have to be animated and know how to project your voice so the back row can hear you. You feed off the audience and yet have to not respond to them. You don't get multiple takes. No one is going to edit your mistakes. There's no blooper reel. It's incredibly live. Some of the best movie actors started on stage. Very happy for Timothee, but wonder where the Charity character went?
The make a great team! They really bouncy off each other, I love it! The physicality for both Charity and Oscar was perfect!
wasn't he like 17 here?? absolutely amazing
Probably 16
I CANNOT FALL MORE IN LOVE WITH HIM AHHHHHHHHHHHH!
The way he times his body language so well with the dialogue delivery, and intonation of the sentences is just brilliant!
Could they please do a remake of the movie and cast these two. I hope he does more comedy movies in the future. He's so good at it. Is there anything he's bad at? Statistics, is that it?
OoooKKKKKKKK DIDN’t KNOW OUR BOY COULD SING????? I’m deceased
Timothée is so talented, like really. Such a good actor in movies and on stage!!!!
This was an amazing act. everyone’s talking about Timothee Chalamet but the girl is amazing too.
timmy was the biggest goofy theater kid ever back then and i love him for it 😅😅❤❤❤ i mean look where my baby is now ☺️☺️🩷
I CANT STOP WATCHING THIS THEYRE BOTH SO GOOD WOW
Obvi no one is denying Timmy’s acting and comedic timing-fantastic. But you can see how much better-suited he is for film, while she shines in the theater. He talks in the back of his throat, fine for film but when you’re in an auditorium full of bodies that deaden sound, this makes it harder to understand what you’re saying, despite amplification and excellent diction. But this girl’s forward placement speaking is just fantastic. (It feels unnatural to do so kudos to her.) Her singing is phenom, great technique, forward placement but not nasally. I’m sure her dancing is spot-on, too. If her dream is Broadway, I so hope she gets there!! She def has the potential!
Heather Alfano I agree. Better for film, or regular plays. I mean he kills here imo, but musical theater is its own entity. Timmy is an incredibly naturalistic actor, and this is not a slight against theater actors, musical theater actors are mad talented, but they have to project so much. Perform to the back of the room. Everything is a bit exaggerated. Bigger. Not the best fit with an actor who thrives in naturalism and subtlety. But I think he did a kick ass job of being over the top funny here...i am really impressed with his comedic skills/timing, which is not easy. A lot of serious actors don’t excel at comedy and vice versa. He’s just sort of naturally funny. I hope he does more plays in the future, but I don’t need him to be the next song and dance man (unless it’s a super cool film musical lol)
@@sammysoppy3361omg you predicted Wonka with that last sentence
I think I like him better in Broadway than in the movie industry. He's very good at expressing feelings and emotion
THE TALENT THIS GUY HAS IS JUST WOW
Very impressed by Caitlin Gann actually. What a great voice!
She sing amaziiiiing, her voice is just so beautiful I could listen for hours, she’s very talented
this was so fresh to watch
good dancer, good singer, good actor
Frankly, that is unfair to neglected the girl, i love timmy very much, but i can't say she doesn't very adorable talented and beautiful voice ❤️❤️
hes so talented-
I love their work! Timothée was hilarious in this
Woah the quality!!!!!!! I always watch the blurry one lol
That girls needs more recognition.
How is he so good at everything?💕💕
Paul Atreides the Rizzler of Caladan
He is a natural, so talented!
He is a genius!!
ARe yOU SER i OUS NOW !
That was Amazing.
Yeup...he's gonna be one of the greats.
u were absolutely correct
These two are fire together
Ok but they were both amazing like wtf
Timothee Chalamet ,what an amazing actor ,he's just a boy but what a talent ,watch this space .
He gives me American psycho vibes in this 🥰
Is it just me or could Timothée chalamet pull of being Hercules if Disney ever decided to make a live action Hercules
Um he’s a skinny white boy. Hercules is a demigod. No
Charlotte Kym That’s the young version. he’s a skinny white boy for the first 20 minutes.
@@TheGleeksrock Hollywood has intensive training that has worked miracles. He has the focus to do it, but it depends on how his body responds to the training. Of course, I hope they don't give him steroids. The sequel to CMBYN takes place in NYC during the 80s. Developing your body in a gym was very popular then. Maybe he will bulk-up for the sequel, but I think the writers are aiming for him to be a music major, not a body builder. Maybe he'll do both.
he's too tiny haha
@@linnaeusshecut3959 no it doesn't? lol the first book is set in the 80's. i believe "find me" is set like 25 years later and it's also set mostly in italy except for oliver's chapter which actually IS set in NY but its a very brief chapter that tells a story that happens in only one night. maybe if the sequel ends up getting made, part of oliver's story would be filmed in new hampshire since that's where he says his permanent home is.
He's got such good comedic timing
And he can sing. Perfect package👌
8:44
OH MY GOD HIS SINGING IS SO GOOD😭
I literally cannot stop watching this
Help
He's gonna do so well as Bob Dylan 🥰
Wow, he’s also good in theater. Shows how good he is with his craft
he's my favorite actor thats ever played in this musical. seriously. he plays the role so well and its so funny.
Caitlin is amazingggggggggggg! PERIODT
Okay but this girl is INCREDIBLE
i love musicals and i was smiling so stupidly through this whole thing lol. the girl was AMAZING and timothee's timing was great
Wow she acts very well love her too
He's just brilliant.
Just bloody brilliant ,both of them .
Is acting is phenomenal oh my god
he would be such a good link larkin in hairspray omggg
let's be honest this isn't your first time here
don't worry it's not mine either haha!!
"It's not fair! You should breathe some air too!" 😂😂😂😂😂😂
They are both insane. Wow. T A L E N T .
I think I enjoy watching these old videos more than his movies. Had no idea he could sing AND dance, too!
HE.👏🏼IS.👏🏼SO.👏🏼GOOD.👏🏼
Caitlin Gann you’re amazing
I'm pretty surprised that people are saying that he's not a singer. I can agree that she has more talent for it, but you don't have to be an extremely talented vocalist to be considered a singer? What he did was more than carrying a tune, he can belt and emote while singing, wasn't off key at any point unless it was intentional, and he had a nice tone. He excels at acting and his comedic timing is wonderful, but that doesn't mean he's not a singer ;)
yes! i mean she’s clearly the trained singer, but he has a very decent voice for someone who is not a trained singer. plus it’s a high school play ffs lol
caitlin should be on broadway
He's so talented it makes me mad but I'm also happy for him at the same time idk how to explain it lol. And she was amazing! They were such good partners together, I was laughing the whole time! He got into character so well every gesture adds to the story
Wow just an amazing piece of art ......so glad i saw this from strolling through YT
so talented
Timothee is so talented-
I’m crying
It's a performing arts high school, so not terribly surprising to see two really good performers. And Caitlin seems to be doing all right as an actress. Great scene. Like to see him in a musical comedy, maybe on Broadway.
HIS SINGING IS AMAZING OML
how are they both so talented ahh
what CANT this beautiful man do
they were all so good holy fuck
Their acting is so good