And also have a look at their feet and legs, they are so restless during the intw obviously being excited to speak abt and remember their wonderful work and time
“All of man's troubles come from his inability to sit quietly in a room by himself.” - Arnold Rothstein by Michael Stuhlbarg is my spirit animal. This man is so underrated.
The moderator sat down and crossed his legs and then introduced the guests, and mispronounced their names, he immediately seems cold and shallow from that moment on. Although I believe it is just a large amount of inner insecurity within himself. If he is going to work with actors writers and directors in an industry that requires deep understanding and intimacy he should become more comfortable in his own skin. I think Mr. Hammer wanted to punch him when he introduced “Tim”.
Glad people noticed it. The moment he sat down first and called the guests one by one was unprofessional and disrespecting. Armie was sitting within a proximity of a hand shake but didn't go for it. He needs to learn to respect.
@@mrlnxf8455 well Armie was playing with his ring, which suggests that he might be thinking about his wife and family, or that maybe he does that when he's concentrating or deep in thought, and I guess Timothée found that little act of affection (dont know if thats the word i wanna use but ill go with it for now) very cute. which in turn makes him also very cute :3
When Luca Guadagnino answers a question I just can't believe that every word is what I would want him to say most. Also he is so straight-out and I like that.
It's going to be interesting to see what kind of reaction this movie gets here in the U.S. going forward after the NYFF. I just love listening to especially Armie and Timmie talk about this marvelous movie. Cannot wait to see it. Cannot wait to see what kind of love it gets from The Golden Globes and The Oscars.
I watched lady Bird just some minutes ago and amazed by how Timothée could pull off this completely different stuff and character from Elio in CMBYN. He is so so amazing
Responding to the last remark about the popular response, I might add that there so many movies which one may watch and then completely let it escape from the mind and heart! This one has stayed with people for weeks, months, and will for years!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Unbelievable! Most of it is owing to Mr. Aciman, Luca, and lastly the boys! I am 77, college prof. of English.
I just saw the movie yesterday. Timothée is a great actor, he does not need to talk to send you the message, just wait for the final scene! Great crew also and that story can fit to anybody because is about the discovery of the own sexuality and how a family manage the situation. It is not just about sex! Big congratulations for making a classic!
Amazing interview. The director is something else. I like how he is clearly all about the craft for its own sake, and not concerned with external influences.
And BUTCHERED TIMOTHÉE Chalamet! Couldn’t he at least have called him Timmy? Ridiculous!! And super unprofessional for his kind of job! & with such caliber of directors and actors!! 😖😔😣 I could do a much better job !
The French woman’s comment about how she is inspired to see the film after hearing and seeing them here! That is so true. When you hear Luca talking about the process it makes a deep impact.
25:44 . I agree. The foreplay built up the entire tension and it was hell erotic. It felt good to see how they found their spots for themsleves in the spaces of each other's bodies. Where one bites another, or licks, kisses, puts his head on, holds, touches...
If you watch kisses between timothee and other actresses in his other films and same with Armie in his other films, nothing compares to when these two kiss in this film. If anyones been in love they got it bang on. Maybe they were so worried that they wouldn't appear honest in their passion that they just worked extra hard in these roles and held back in others because hetero love doesn't need to make a special effort to make it as convincing because its seen so regularly in films. Or maybe its not this deep and the director really just has an effortless, talent for replicating real life in forms of art and made the actors look good. Or a bit of everything haha
I watched CMBYN at a film festival a month ago. It's AWESOME! Luca & Co have adapted Andre Aciman's book brilliantly. Armie & Timothee have a natural chemistry which enhances their great & heart felt performances. Stay 4 the end cos Timothee gives a devestating peformance as the credits roll. There is also great humour in the film. My LOL moment would be the over talkative couple at the dinner table. Keep an eye on Elio's parents, particularly Elio's Dad.
I love this interview. I just wish audience members, and viewers wouldn't try to overthink a scene, or get so damn cerebral with it. People try too hard to sound like philosophers.
look4keith It was hilarious how the audience was trying so hard to analyze every little aspect of the film, and then we got Luca who was literally saying he didn’t do any of that on purpose lmao
@@DoctorBrodski is it possible to enjoy a story without analysis? How do you even know it is a story if you don't mentally recognize the elements as creating a narrative?
@@Sentientmatter8 If it's a comedy for instance, I laugh at the humour without wanting to dissect it. The same goes for the scares in a good horror movie and so on. Aside from that, if the actors are convincing and the direction is solid that's all I care about. The only thing I might question are noticeable problems like plot holes or continuity.
Such a nice, relaxed interview and presentation by all involved. This film is brilliant in its simplicity and its depth. I didn't just watch a film, I feel like I know these characters. It isn't every year that a film can have an impact like this film is having. I have already seen it 10 times, and I have not tired of the way it makes me feel. It is that feeling of pain and loss and joy, which cannot be experienced individually, but, instead, as one feeling.
I've seen a number of interviews with this cast, and this is one of the best because the rapport between the talent and the host seems very intimate and has a fair amount of interaction (as opposed to just Q&A). Great questions from both the host and the audience.
@@7satellite: wow! did he really “moderate” 2 more Q&As with TIMOTHÉE in NY? Unreal! 😓😖😣 The worst & most rude host I have ever seen! & what fool was LOUDLY INTERRUPTING poor, sweet Timmy right when he started to answer his first question!! Disgusting! I soooo WISH I COULD HAVE BEEN THERE, BUT NI~ such RUDE & messed up & UNDESERVING people were there...? Ughhh! 😫 😩 😡😭😩😖🥺😣💔
I could only wish for one of my written works to be given a life. Especially by such talented actors and director as this. I wrote my last novel (Fear, Jeffrey) in 2015 and due to major health issues at the time, I threw it onto Amazon in a rush without even properly editing it. Now, almost four years later, that story still makes me proud that I had written it, but disappointed that it will never see the light of day due to my negligence. And I sit here in awe of not only these actors and the director, but for the author, André Aciman as well. How do you feel knowing that one of your works of art is not only just in word format, but it now has a life of its own and both together will live on forever?! And for these actors, Tim Chalamet and Armie Hammer.... This was a masterpiece. And their portrayal of this novel and these characters will live on forever as well. Ever since I started writing in my early 30's, I began viewing movies in a very different light. While everybody else was watching the characters, listening to the dialog and reacting to the scenes. I was watching the actor's facial expressions, their placements, and how they delivered their lines. It was always a dream of mine to get to work on a set or at least sit on the side lines of a movie set and just watch everything unfold. These guys are not just actors! They are story tellers. They are creators. They are given an opportunity to play someone other than themselves. And they are given a story to act out that is not their own. And they are leaving behind a footprint that will remain burned in that moment of time forever. I would've loved to have seen my characters done in such a manner. I would've loved and admired the perfect actors portraying something that came out of my thoughts and into words. That must be such an adrenaline rush to know your name will forever be affiliated with that work of art.
So beautifully put, thanks for sharing that 👏🏼👌🏼 I too think it’s a dream for an author to have their work turned into another piece of art. What actors would you have play your characters? Btw I’m trying to find your novel on Amazon but can’t seem to find it..?
@@opheliawinfrey9501 My novel was deemed "offensive" in 2018 and dropped from Amazon. But, they still have it up there. Here is the link. www.amazon.com/Fear-Jeffrey-Paul-J-Gorzkowski/dp/1512104442 Back in 2015, and during the years I was writing it, I was thinking, with longer hair, Logan Lerman, Tom Holland or Fionn Whitehead. I had a few others I can't think of at the moment, but those fit the main character of my book perfectly.
I agree with not showing the actual sex act because sex scenes can feel a bit like, once you see it, it's a bit anticlimactic (like porn). The mystery was more sexy and alluring and the sounds when the camera moved to the green trees was so beautiful
Director Luca thank you for listening to your heart in casting the perfect actor to this film and putting Armie and Timothee to this pure beautiful desire as they keep saying.. and that is exactly how MOST of us felt when watched the film ....." DESIRE "...i will trade place in Elios shoe just to be around those characters---- why him, well you got to spend time with Armie and have that bonding on and off camera and be that individual to hear your father and mother is loving you unconditional regardless
I hate that interviewer but to be fair the guy was taking ages like other people want to talk too lol i feel like you could even see timmy being a bit like LETS WRAP IT UP
@Raura: exactly!! Timmy was also already looking at the interviewer like: “come on, interrupt this guy already...” 😒🙄 you can clearly see by the way Timmy is looking over to him a FEW times, plus his body language > it’s after around @ 33:40 minutes, how Armie is clearly annoyed & Timmy too & then Timmy raises his arm & then drops it like a dropping axe 🪓 in order to symbolize: “comeeee on, CUT!” ☹️
Armie has flawless diction, which makes him a natural for recording an audio book. It's interesting that the book is written from Elio's perspective, whereas Armie plays Oliver. It should be interesting to hear "Oliver" become "Elio."
God! I haven't seen this movie yet but I am so sure that's going to break me emotionally! It took me so long to get over how heartbreaking the book was and now a movie? Can't wait!
You have probably already discovered that the movie will stay in your head as long as the book did. I saw the film, then read the book-- and was a basket case for weeks.
Timothee Chalamet and Rooney Mara should play siblings in a movie because they look alike. Armie Hammer looks like he lost a little bit of weight here. I think this movie will garner some nominations for next year's Bafta, Golden Globe and Oscar 2018....good luck ***
3 years late replying to your comment.. but that’s an idea! Both Rooney and Timmy are adorable and brilliant actors. Not to mention they’ve got great cheekbones/faces 😂
I'm in New Jersey, I haven't checked the paper yet, but I'm pretty sure it comes out tomorrow. Americaaaa...FUCK YEAH! First and probably the last time I've said that, ha ha...
Agree. I believe this is because Timothée is still so young. He’s still innocent and unguarded. He hasn’t lived long enough to be tainted by others’ opinions... oh if he could stay so... let’s see what happens as his celebrity and age increase...
Armie’s affect bothers me in this and other interviews. He seems bored, ready to leave, ineffectual. He rolls his eyes during one of Luca’s responses. 🙄 What’s that about?
I think the interviewer did a great job and the questions were great too Despite him saying Timmy's name as Tin chalameh I don't have anything against him 😂😂😂
he literally mispronounced everyone's name except armie's, and that's only because his is only composed of straightforward syllables lol this interviewer i swear...
Except there is the faint satisfaction of knowing that, even after 20 years, Oliver is as much in love with Elio as Elio is with him. The difference is that Oliver still lacks the courage to act on it. Neither of them regrets that summer in Italy.
I 've listened to Armie's reading of the audiobook and really don't think i'd enjoy a sequel that follows the end of the book at all. Maybe I need to listen a third time.
Even talking about a labor of love, which this film seems to have been for all involved, can become tiresome when it is discussed over and over and over and over... And the repetition of uninspired questioning by the moderator may account for Armie's tired appearance.
I read the book and watched the film. So far this is best. movie that I have seen this. year. And the second best gay novel I have read second to the The Front Runner.
It's probably easier to understand how Hammer can relate to Chalamet so readily when you begin to notice the facial similarities between Chalamet and Hammer's wife, Elizabeth Chambers (similar brunette features/smile/eyes/hair etc)
Luca's monologue about how much he hates the process of shooting a film- His brutal honesty made me laugh so hard 😂
Me too! Gave me an insight to what goes on in a movie set.. so cool!
It’s the part I like the most of this interview
As a visual communication student I can relate to that
I'm a writer and I definitely hate the research and development phase as well
ARMIE'S FACE WHEN HE SAID TIN CHALAMEH 1:30 LMAOOOO
Wtf LMAOO
and you're laughing because...??
@@suzycreamcheesez4371 and your pressed because? 😊
Wtf is “Tin”? Tin man? 😂 do you reckon that’s what Armie and Timmy were talking/laughing about at 1:47?
Chalamet not chalameh
Timmy’s voice is so calm. omg i will never be able to recover from this movie😢
same here leslie... samed here!!!
Idem...
Hearing Luca talk with literally no filter is sooo wonderful ❤️❤️
Timothée is beautiful. 😍
his CURLS 🌟🌟🌟
He’s so beautiful
Ohhh yeahhh ❤❤❤
4:57 7:46 18:06 19:32 it's obvious that timmy and armie really have a great friendship. I always love their interviews together:)
And also have a look at their feet and legs, they are so restless during the intw obviously being excited to speak abt and remember their wonderful work and time
Maybe more than a friendship... hehe.
*I like how you watch things*
i'm fucking sure that is a more than friendship!!!
Great!!
This movie is going to be the death of me! I can not stop watching all of them talk and share their stories!
I could listen to Michael Stulburgh half an hour a day instead of meditating.
“All of man's troubles come from his inability to sit quietly in a room by himself.” - Arnold Rothstein by Michael Stuhlbarg is my spirit animal. This man is so underrated.
The moderator sat down and crossed his legs and then introduced the guests, and mispronounced their names, he immediately seems cold and shallow from that moment on. Although I believe it is just a large amount of inner insecurity within himself. If he is going to work with actors writers and directors in an industry that requires deep understanding and intimacy he should become more comfortable in his own skin. I think Mr. Hammer wanted to punch him when he introduced “Tim”.
he also didn't know the author of the goddamn book was there! HOW THE HELL?!
Couldn't have summarised it better than this, thank you for this comment ! He was down right disrespectful 😡
Glad people noticed it. The moment he sat down first and called the guests one by one was unprofessional and disrespecting. Armie was sitting within a proximity of a hand shake but didn't go for it. He needs to learn to respect.
Even his face is off putting!
25:45 - Timmy face expression when he realised what Armie's did with his ring.. omg!
Yeah, I realised it too, but...what does it mean?
What it means
@@mrlnxf8455 well Armie was playing with his ring, which suggests that he might be thinking about his wife and family, or that maybe he does that when he's concentrating or deep in thought, and I guess Timothée found that little act of affection (dont know if thats the word i wanna use but ill go with it for now) very cute. which in turn makes him also very cute :3
He smiled to he didn't just realize it HE SMILED
mrlnxf Mabe that he is nervouse
When Luca Guadagnino answers a question I just can't believe that every word is what I would want him to say most. Also he is so straight-out and I like that.
It's going to be interesting to see what kind of reaction this movie gets here in the U.S. going forward after the NYFF. I just love listening to especially Armie and Timmie talk about this marvelous movie. Cannot wait to see it. Cannot wait to see what kind of love it gets from The Golden Globes and The Oscars.
the way armie stares at timmy while he’s walking on the stage it’s just so pure, i love their bromance!!!
I watched lady Bird just some minutes ago and amazed by how Timothée could pull off this completely different stuff and character from Elio in CMBYN. He is so so amazing
Responding to the last remark about the popular response, I might add that there so many movies which one may watch and then completely let it escape from the mind and heart! This one has stayed with people for weeks, months, and will for years!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Unbelievable! Most of it is owing to Mr. Aciman, Luca, and lastly the boys! I am 77, college prof. of English.
I just saw the movie yesterday. Timothée is a great actor, he does not need to talk to send you the message, just wait for the final scene! Great crew also and that story can fit to anybody because is about the discovery of the own sexuality and how a family manage the situation. It is not just about sex! Big congratulations for making a classic!
Amazing interview. The director is something else. I like how he is clearly all about the craft for its own sake, and not concerned with external influences.
Is it frustrating for anyone else when their names are mispronounced?
Yes, and I'm not sure why. He should have written down the pronunciation ahead of time on his papers!
And BUTCHERED TIMOTHÉE Chalamet! Couldn’t he at least have called him Timmy? Ridiculous!! And super unprofessional for his kind of job! & with such caliber of directors and actors!! 😖😔😣 I could do a much better job !
tin chalaMET. when timothee sat down, you can see him mouthing CHALAMET (hard T) to him.
So frustrating 😒
The worst thing a talk show host could do to guests -MISPRONOUNCED names of guests!
Luca rocks. I love directors who are real film buffs.
The French woman’s comment about how she is inspired to see the film after hearing and seeing them here! That is so true. When you hear Luca talking about the process it makes a deep impact.
it's so cute how timmy has the short hair in the movie while armie has kind of a long hair and totally opposite IRL
25:44 . I agree. The foreplay built up the entire tension and it was hell erotic. It felt good to see how they found their spots for themsleves in the spaces of each other's bodies. Where one bites another, or licks, kisses, puts his head on, holds, touches...
or when armie puts his hand on the hand of timmy, when they are in the balcony. This scenes are sooo hot and costruct the sensuality of the movie.
Okay but it's super cute how Timmy and Armie's outfits match
I love how Their outfit are harmonious as if they were couple
warmth yeah it is fantastic!
Their chemistry is off the charts
What is Editor's name?
He was very rude
He didn't know even director's name and change timothee to tim?
Armie and Timothee are too perfect!
If you watch kisses between timothee and other actresses in his other films and same with Armie in his other films, nothing compares to when these two kiss in this film. If anyones been in love they got it bang on. Maybe they were so worried that they wouldn't appear honest in their passion that they just worked extra hard in these roles and held back in others because hetero love doesn't need to make a special effort to make it as convincing because its seen so regularly in films. Or maybe its not this deep and the director really just has an effortless, talent for replicating real life in forms of art and made the actors look good. Or a bit of everything haha
guadagnino's beautifuly explaining the process of filmmaking, it was pure pleasure to listen to him
Timothee's boots are wicked as in very good.
The audience had more interesting things to say/ask than the interviewer
i love how the interviewer says something about their characters interacting wordlessly and armie proceeds to wordlessly interact with timmy
Timestamp?
Who is the moderator? It’s painful listening to his questions/questioning style. He seems so ...fake
True. Where the hell did they find this guy? Worse than useless!! Director and actors of that calibre and he’s the best they could scare up?!
Luca is so Italian. Just love it.
the audiences questions are so thoughtful and good. I love it
I watched CMBYN at a film festival a month ago. It's AWESOME! Luca & Co have adapted Andre Aciman's book brilliantly. Armie & Timothee have a natural chemistry which enhances their great & heart felt performances. Stay 4 the end cos Timothee gives a devestating peformance as the credits roll. There is also great humour in the film. My LOL moment would be the over talkative couple at the dinner table. Keep an eye on Elio's parents, particularly Elio's Dad.
Thanks for sharing this!
Yess I agree with everything you said!! especially timothee's performance during the credits, that was just beautiful.
Thanks! :-)
You are welcome :-)
I love this interview. I just wish audience members, and viewers wouldn't try to overthink a scene, or get so damn cerebral with it. People try too hard to sound like philosophers.
look4keith It was hilarious how the audience was trying so hard to analyze every little aspect of the film, and then we got Luca who was literally saying he didn’t do any of that on purpose lmao
80% of the fun of films is analyzing them. What do you do watching films if not that???????
@@Sentientmatter8 Probably just enjoying the stories and performances for what they are, instead of wondering about the purpose of every little thing.
@@DoctorBrodski is it possible to enjoy a story without analysis? How do you even know it is a story if you don't mentally recognize the elements as creating a narrative?
@@Sentientmatter8 If it's a comedy for instance, I laugh at the humour without wanting to dissect it. The same goes for the scares in a good horror movie and so on. Aside from that, if the actors are convincing and the direction is solid that's all I care about. The only thing I might question are noticeable problems like plot holes or continuity.
Such a nice, relaxed interview and presentation by all involved. This film is brilliant in its simplicity and its depth. I didn't just watch a film, I feel like I know these characters. It isn't every year that a film can have an impact like this film is having. I have already seen it 10 times, and I have not tired of the way it makes me feel. It is that feeling of pain and loss and joy, which cannot be experienced individually, but, instead, as one feeling.
I've seen a number of interviews with this cast, and this is one of the best because the rapport between the talent and the host seems very intimate and has a fair amount of interaction (as opposed to just Q&A). Great questions from both the host and the audience.
You should watch this one. Similar, but the moderator is much better. th-cam.com/video/huxlCmi3Pz4/w-d-xo.html
the only unprepared and inadequate person in this interview is the interviewer :(
He was horrible. :/
he even moderated about 2 more Q&As of timothee in new york
for real every time they answer he follows with "crazy" "interesting" "really" with no actual intellect follow up questions.
yeah u can tell he has no genuine interest & i feel like it's obvious so they probably didn't feel encouraged to share as much stories lool
@@7satellite: wow! did he really “moderate” 2 more Q&As with TIMOTHÉE in NY? Unreal! 😓😖😣 The worst & most rude host I have ever seen! & what fool was LOUDLY INTERRUPTING poor, sweet Timmy right when he started to answer his first question!! Disgusting! I soooo WISH I COULD HAVE BEEN THERE, BUT NI~ such RUDE & messed up & UNDESERVING people were there...? Ughhh! 😫 😩 😡😭😩😖🥺😣💔
I could only wish for one of my written works to be given a life. Especially by such talented actors and director as this. I wrote my last novel (Fear, Jeffrey) in 2015 and due to major health issues at the time, I threw it onto Amazon in a rush without even properly editing it. Now, almost four years later, that story still makes me proud that I had written it, but disappointed that it will never see the light of day due to my negligence.
And I sit here in awe of not only these actors and the director, but for the author, André Aciman as well. How do you feel knowing that one of your works of art is not only just in word format, but it now has a life of its own and both together will live on forever?! And for these actors, Tim Chalamet and Armie Hammer.... This was a masterpiece. And their portrayal of this novel and these characters will live on forever as well.
Ever since I started writing in my early 30's, I began viewing movies in a very different light. While everybody else was watching the characters, listening to the dialog and reacting to the scenes. I was watching the actor's facial expressions, their placements, and how they delivered their lines. It was always a dream of mine to get to work on a set or at least sit on the side lines of a movie set and just watch everything unfold.
These guys are not just actors! They are story tellers. They are creators. They are given an opportunity to play someone other than themselves. And they are given a story to act out that is not their own. And they are leaving behind a footprint that will remain burned in that moment of time forever.
I would've loved to have seen my characters done in such a manner. I would've loved and admired the perfect actors portraying something that came out of my thoughts and into words. That must be such an adrenaline rush to know your name will forever be affiliated with that work of art.
So beautifully put, thanks for sharing that 👏🏼👌🏼 I too think it’s a dream for an author to have their work turned into another piece of art. What actors would you have play your characters?
Btw I’m trying to find your novel on Amazon but can’t seem to find it..?
@@opheliawinfrey9501 My novel was deemed "offensive" in 2018 and dropped from Amazon. But, they still have it up there. Here is the link. www.amazon.com/Fear-Jeffrey-Paul-J-Gorzkowski/dp/1512104442
Back in 2015, and during the years I was writing it, I was thinking, with longer hair, Logan Lerman, Tom Holland or Fionn Whitehead. I had a few others I can't think of at the moment, but those fit the main character of my book perfectly.
Armies legs are so longggg
And his feet look so biggggg. Makes one wonder about the size of his other part(s).
Big boy
U said that om three vids
Well he is 6’5 soo
I agree with not showing the actual sex act because sex scenes can feel a bit like, once you see it, it's a bit anticlimactic (like porn). The mystery was more sexy and alluring and the sounds when the camera moved to the green trees was so beautiful
I love the guy at 33:00 question..it's so interesting
i am LIVING for Luca he's the best LMAo
Director Luca thank you for listening to your heart in casting the perfect actor to this film and putting Armie and Timothee to this pure beautiful desire as they keep saying.. and that is exactly how MOST of us felt when watched the film ....." DESIRE "...i will trade place in Elios shoe just to be around those characters---- why him, well you got to spend time with Armie and have that bonding on and off camera and be that individual to hear your father and mother is loving you unconditional regardless
at 34:45 the interviewer is so rude🤯 wth he seriously cut him off like that?!
I hate that interviewer but to be fair the guy was taking ages like other people want to talk too lol i feel like you could even see timmy being a bit like LETS WRAP IT UP
@Raura: exactly!! Timmy was also already looking at the interviewer like: “come on, interrupt this guy already...” 😒🙄 you can clearly see by the way Timmy is looking over to him a FEW times, plus his body language > it’s after around @ 33:40 minutes, how Armie is clearly annoyed & Timmy too & then Timmy raises his arm & then drops it like a dropping axe 🪓 in order to symbolize: “comeeee on, CUT!” ☹️
@Raura: Exactly!! Same here!!!! Sooo true!!! He is aallwaayyss sooo nice & patient and sweet & all... 😳😬😑 I can also totally understand why... 😌
Armie didn't give two shits about the interview most of the time. Lol. He is an absolute mood. Love it!!!
cant help but think the way luca talk is kinda like the villain from smurf talk, gargamel
The interviewer is an insult
Timothee looks like a prince with that hair style.
I love how honest Luca is, couldn't stop laughing 🤣😂
Saw this movie at the Auckland Film Festival in July and loved it.hope it does well
Three minutes in.. timothee hasn't even said anything, and I'm already telling myself, "he such a flipping LEGEND!"
19:32 Why do I find Armie's expressions so endearing
A.M Lash Armie Hammer is a charm bomb, became a fan watching him in press interviews - think he did an impromptu karaoke Right Said Fred in one?
because it is endearing :)
I've ben watching it with subtitles and 1:40 in this second it wrote Tin Solomon for Timothèe Chalamet
Audio book by Armi..! Sweet
Armie has flawless diction, which makes him a natural for recording an audio book. It's interesting that the book is written from Elio's perspective, whereas Armie plays Oliver. It should be interesting to hear "Oliver" become "Elio."
God! I haven't seen this movie yet but I am so sure that's going to break me emotionally! It took me so long to get over how heartbreaking the book was and now a movie? Can't wait!
Joseph Akop I cried my eyes out yesterday, when I finished the book. I m still shook up.
You will love the movie. Timothee steals the whole thing. He is the film.
You have probably already discovered that the movie will stay in your head as long as the book did. I saw the film, then read the book-- and was a basket case for weeks.
i end up watching every interviews for CMBYN cus i miss Ellio and Oliver 🥺
armie so hot here: sexy as hell
teenie beenie I know right, look at those huge feet ;)
HIS PRONUNCIATIONS MADE ME SQUIRMMMM
AND CALLING HIM TIM SOMEHOW BOTHERED ME??
these beautiful four men 😍
There was already so much intimacy and sensuality in all the other moments Elio and Oliver shared
Timothee Chalamet and Rooney Mara should play siblings in a movie because they look alike. Armie Hammer looks like he lost a little bit of weight here. I think this movie will garner some nominations for next year's Bafta, Golden Globe and Oscar 2018....good luck ***
this looks like a comment of all the random thoughts that pop into my head while I'm watching it😂
3 years late replying to your comment.. but that’s an idea! Both Rooney and Timmy are adorable and brilliant actors. Not to mention they’ve got great cheekbones/faces 😂
Been waiting for so long to see the movie and because i'm in northern europe i propably have to wait a lot longer than american audiences...
Vanillatje dude I’m in Israel and the movie doesn’t even come out in cinemas here...I feel your pain😔
SAME OMMG it only comes out in february in France, so here i am
I'm in New Jersey, I haven't checked the paper yet, but I'm pretty sure it comes out tomorrow. Americaaaa...FUCK YEAH! First and probably the last time I've said that, ha ha...
I would've researched the people I'm about to interview... Things like what films they've been a part of and how to pronounce their names.
this was a great interview, thank you so much!! Can't wait to see the movie. I already bought the book, I'm gonna read it first! :)
I freaking love tin charlameh
19:32 🥺😭👬💕
Love Timmy and Armie!! The best movie TOP!!
It seems like in all these videos that Timmie is more relaxed about talking about their love scenes then Armie is.
Anna Fuchs hahahaha yeah probably. Also, Armie also has kids so...
Agree. I believe this is because Timothée is still so young. He’s still innocent and unguarded. He hasn’t lived long enough to be tainted by others’ opinions... oh if he could stay so... let’s see what happens as his celebrity and age increase...
Maria Elena Armie seems hungover in this one...or he just hates Q and A.
Armie’s affect bothers me in this and other interviews.
He seems bored, ready to leave, ineffectual.
He rolls his eyes during one of Luca’s responses. 🙄 What’s that about?
Timothee is hands-down more able to be open and vulnerable.... and thus Timothee is a genius actor.
I think the interviewer did a great job and the questions were great too
Despite him saying Timmy's name as Tin chalameh I don't have anything against him 😂😂😂
Timmy’s pants look hella expensive lol
que regarde Armie de 10 30 à 13?
nigel. do your homework! learn how to pronounce the director's name before you make a fool out of yourself. he's an artist not a nobody.
he literally mispronounced everyone's name except armie's, and that's only because his is only composed of straightforward syllables lol this interviewer i swear...
@@SMAnthonyW he even mispronounced Armie's name..
I like Lucas! “I’m surprised I am Director!”
5:36 pause here. Their faces are so cute. What did the audience say here?
I understand that Luca was the director but I would've liked to hear more from Timmy and Armie.
Yes!!! Call Me By Your Name part.2
Bill Buffet that would be hella sad though! Have you read the book? There’s no happy parts after Elio is left alone...
Except there is the faint satisfaction of knowing that, even after 20 years, Oliver is as much in love with Elio as Elio is with him. The difference is that Oliver still lacks the courage to act on it. Neither of them regrets that summer in Italy.
rogermcall but didnt they get together in the end?
KimSohye Manager I feel like if they did another they should have them end up together
Luca wears the best shoes.
I 've listened to Armie's reading of the audiobook and really don't think i'd enjoy a sequel that follows the end of the book at all. Maybe I need to listen a third time.
what an unprofessional interviewer. the most basic decency and courtesy is to learn your subjects names and how to pronounce them. sheesh.
They're not called subjects
@@jadejaguar69 Oxford defines subject as a person or thing that is being discussed.
Michael Stuhlbarg has the most interesting facial expressions....
It’s a bit rude that he didn’t stand up to shake their hands.
15:20 onwards, luca is hilarious
What a masterfull piece!.
Bro how did no one notice or atleast say anything about the author being there for 20 mins
subject of desires...= armie 😂😂😂
Armie looks so tired lol
Brendo Marques New Dad, 2 babies, press tour, filming new projects.
The interviewer (a bummer) makes him tired
Even talking about a labor of love, which this film seems to have been for all involved, can become tiresome when it is discussed over and over and over and over... And the repetition of uninspired questioning by the moderator may account for Armie's tired appearance.
What I hear from Luca's rant is that Timothée has some 30 years of Guadagnino collaboration to look forward to 👀
Wonderful interview that offered some amazing insight into the minds of these artists!
I think that #TimotheeChalamet and #ArmieHammer were both happy to remain good besties #BFFs, IRL! Trust me, you guys 👍👍👍👍👍💝💝💝💝💝
I feel like people are being unnecessarily harsh on the interviewer :/ he seems very nice to me
15:28
I miss it everything...
Interviewer is the only weak point in this interview. The actors are so learned and witty.
Arnie is so manly handsome.
I read the book and watched the film. So far this is best. movie that I have seen this. year. And the second best gay novel I have read second to the The Front Runner.
It's probably easier to understand how Hammer can relate to Chalamet so readily when you begin to notice the facial similarities between Chalamet and Hammer's wife, Elizabeth Chambers (similar brunette features/smile/eyes/hair etc)
thebuddhaheartsutra trueee
What did the person yell at about 5:40 when the interviewer says “oh first audience question.”
luca is so cute
"forgive the audacity of my comment.."