Lucy was much more engaging on the toxic masculinity questions, and I think since all the guys were together it was harder for them to open up on that. I feel that Rami would have had a good response if he was in a solo interview. I want to hear his thoughts on Freddie's behavior in some of those scenes. Lucy did do a wonderful job.
Interesting topic and interesting answers between the lads and Lucy. Yes, I’ve seen the movie twice and Lucy really nailed the explanation about the “toxic masculinity” relationship between Freddie and Mary.
Xilla Valentine Network Bruh, there were lots lol! Especially, when Freddie goes “How could you?” to Mary when she told him she’s pregnant with her bf’s child, boi! I was so ready to throw a pop corn or two on the screen 😂 Cool interview, you’re the very first one who brought that topic up 👍🏻
I don't think Freddie's posessive behaviour came from his toxic masculinity. She was his best friend and the only one who truly understood him. When you find somebody like that, you can get a bit posessive, despite of their gender, because you don't want to loose them. Freddie was a very lonely and misunderstood person, so I understand why he was like that, even though I don't approve of it. But I don't believe it has to do with gender.
Mary was not the “only one who truly understood him”. That’s the biopic, not what really happened. Freddie would put on a different personality around her and there were a lot of aspects in Freddie’s life she didn’t actually know after they broke up. A lot of Freddie’s friends actually knew him a lot better than Mary did.
His observation is not wrong.. Wen Freddie said "how could you " after getting to know that she is pregnant... That one fleeting moment of rage in Rami's eyes.. Like he was betrayed by her... While he was sleeping around with all sorts of people...men and women.. It did made me wonder.. why Freddie wanted her all the while he was also with other people.. It must have been devastating for Mary..
They had a very peculiar relationship indeed, but I dont think it was "toxic". They simply loved each other too much and they were to much connect to be apart. I think it wouldnt have happened if Freddie have moved on to another woman.
Lol Freddie was gay so he only slept with men after breaking up with Mary. And no evidence suggests that Freddie was possessive of her after the breakup or got upset about her being pregnant. That literally never happened. Brian and Roger said they actually were not close with Mary and didn’t know about their relationship much (since they broke up in 1975/6, and Mary was really just a friend and occasional beard who would visit him occasionally), so most Mary scenes in the biopic are completely fictionalized. A lot of her lines are actually real quotes from other people in Freddie’s life. Freddie may not have been very happy since he felt lonely largely in the late 70s and early 80s, but he met Jim in 1984 and since then he was a very happy man in love and settled.
Victoria Jones sorry you feel that way but I was asking what I thought was a real question and I tried to have an authentic convo with the lads and not a cookie cutter interview. Maybe I botched it but it was from the heart. The interviews go how they go. Don’t think it was irrelevant to the times or the film.
Geeze forgive me. It’s easy to criticize behind a keyboard right? You got to meet them and your obviously succeeding in an extremely competitive field. be damn proud of your success. Blessings man! Keep on keeping on.
@@vickiejean2001 Aww thank you that was so nice. I think I mess up as much as I do great job. Oprah gave me a giant compliment once and then botched an interview with Chris Pine trying to be "cool" lol so like I said the interviews go how they go. lol Thank you very much for watching.
Victoria Jones please. Never delete anything you say. This is a free world. Say what you please and we progress and get better and learn each other. Hopefully we chat again on other interviews.
I don't think it was toxic masculinity. Even women do that. It is only toxic when the other person doesn't love you or you try to stop them from living their life. As Lucy says, that Mary was the centre point of his life, he called her the love of his life. Even after he realized and accepted that their relationship cannot work, he always wanted her around because he loved her. And he maintained that. That is why to see her move on to another man or eventually get pregnant with another man's child was a bit difficult for him (as these two points have been shown in the film). But he accepted it, didn't he? I think it was beautiful and heartbreaking.
I like both answers and questions. I don’t know why people dislike the interviewer, he did take a risk a lot of people are too nervous to mention. Mr. Hardy definitely helped it flow better too! 👍🏻
I totally get what you meant. I also felt like Freddie was very possesive of Mary in the film. I sometimes felt sorry for her. Mary was Freddie's anchor (?), his best friend but I keep asking myself: who was Freddie for her? What did he give her? These are my questions about the film, not real Freddie and Mary, because I feel like it's their private matter.
melirose89 yeah that’s what I thought too. But unconventional but the questions are different and thought-provoking from all the same questions they’ve been asked on this press tour.
Great interview. I'm fascinated by Mary and Freddie's relationship along the years, but I sometimes ask myself If it hadn't been better for both of them if they had broken up and never seen each other again.
Their relationship is way exaggerated in the biopic and most documentaries. They basically broke up in 1975/6 after he cheated on her with David Minns and came out to her. After that Mary was really only an ex, a friend and beard that would visit him occasionally. A lot of Freddie’s friends actually said he acted different whenever she was around - almost like he put on a different persona, a tamed, toned down, “straighter” version of himself, and she actually didn’t know much about his life after they broke up. Freddie’s close friend Phoebe and his boyfriend whom he called husband, Jim said it was awkward when they had Christmas dinner with her after Freddie’s death, because they didn’t know what to talk about since there was a lot Freddie didn’t tell her.
the part of the movie where freddie felt kinda possessive of mary wasn’t how he was actually like irl so i felt sorta awkward watching this :/ i still love the movie so much but please educate yourself more on their relationship before believing everything in the movie is real
@@emmabauer1906 Brian and Roger actually said they don’t know much about their relationship and they were never close with Mary. So most Mary scenes are fictionalised, and a lot of her lines are actually real quotes taken from other people.
I have a question for the interviewer..... how do you get to interview actors and stuff?? Like... do you have to sign up for it somehow? I admire your boldness! Just very curious as to how it all works:)
@@HappyBehrTV This was not a good moment for you...at all. You lost me at the first question. I cringed. And it did not get better. But it can. Work on your craft. Do your homework and NEVER bring yourself or your feelings into the interview.
Thanks for your feedback. I wasn't trying to project I was just asking a question in hopes to get an honest answer. I think we got that in this clip. Probably not a smoothly as I would have hoped but I did enjoy the video.
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First question..it's called being possessive..then move away from that question, thought. And the fact that you're a black male...with so many 'violet' stereotypes. Just don't feed the stereotypes with foolishness like that first question. I cringed.
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Love how Ben tried to make it less awkward to the interviewer by explaining how he understands where he's coming from
Me too!! I really appreciated that! lol
bad questions, good answers
Manof thank you for watching me ask bad questions that lead to really awesome answers.
you really asked them if they ever thought a girlfriend of theirs was a thing they owned? lmao I love their faces at 0:23 though
Lucy was much more engaging on the toxic masculinity questions, and I think since all the guys were together it was harder for them to open up on that. I feel that Rami would have had a good response if he was in a solo interview. I want to hear his thoughts on Freddie's behavior in some of those scenes. Lucy did do a wonderful job.
I am amazed by Ben
He wasn't frightened by the question and answered. Amazing, indeed!
Interesting topic and interesting answers between the lads and Lucy.
Yes, I’ve seen the movie twice and Lucy really nailed the explanation about the “toxic masculinity” relationship between Freddie and Mary.
I thought so too. It was the perfect explanation of it. Thank you so much for watching it.
Xilla Valentine Network Bruh, there were lots lol!
Especially, when Freddie goes “How could you?” to Mary when she told him she’s pregnant with her bf’s child, boi! I was so ready to throw a pop corn or two on the screen 😂
Cool interview, you’re the very first one who brought that topic up 👍🏻
this interviewer trying so hard to be woke and open minded when he's the most toxicly masculine guy in the room :[
I actually say that! lol I deal with it, it's something I'm aware of and I'm trying to change. I'm far from perfect. So great observation!
@@HappyBehrTV I see that, I'm glad you're trying to change
for real......
I don't think Freddie's posessive behaviour came from his toxic masculinity. She was his best friend and the only one who truly understood him. When you find somebody like that, you can get a bit posessive, despite of their gender, because you don't want to loose them. Freddie was a very lonely and misunderstood person, so I understand why he was like that, even though I don't approve of it. But I don't believe it has to do with gender.
He chanded his "lifestyle" but also didin't want to loose her. I think he managed to have both.
Mary was not the “only one who truly understood him”. That’s the biopic, not what really happened. Freddie would put on a different personality around her and there were a lot of aspects in Freddie’s life she didn’t actually know after they broke up. A lot of Freddie’s friends actually knew him a lot better than Mary did.
His observation is not wrong.. Wen Freddie said "how could you " after getting to know that she is pregnant... That one fleeting moment of rage in Rami's eyes.. Like he was betrayed by her... While he was sleeping around with all sorts of people...men and women..
It did made me wonder.. why Freddie wanted her all the while he was also with other people.. It must have been devastating for Mary..
They had a very peculiar relationship indeed, but I dont think it was "toxic". They simply loved each other too much and they were to much connect to be apart. I think it wouldnt have happened if Freddie have moved on to another woman.
Lol Freddie was gay so he only slept with men after breaking up with Mary. And no evidence suggests that Freddie was possessive of her after the breakup or got upset about her being pregnant. That literally never happened. Brian and Roger said they actually were not close with Mary and didn’t know about their relationship much (since they broke up in 1975/6, and Mary was really just a friend and occasional beard who would visit him occasionally), so most Mary scenes in the biopic are completely fictionalized. A lot of her lines are actually real quotes from other people in Freddie’s life. Freddie may not have been very happy since he felt lonely largely in the late 70s and early 80s, but he met Jim in 1984 and since then he was a very happy man in love and settled.
Don’t mean to be mean but this interviewer’s questions are awkward and kinda irrelevant. They are making the actors uncomfortable.
Victoria Jones sorry you feel that way but I was asking what I thought was a real question and I tried to have an authentic convo with the lads and not a cookie cutter interview. Maybe I botched it but it was from the heart. The interviews go how they go. Don’t think it was irrelevant to the times or the film.
Geeze forgive me. It’s easy to criticize behind a keyboard right? You got to meet them and your obviously succeeding in an extremely competitive field. be damn proud of your success. Blessings man! Keep on keeping on.
@@vickiejean2001 Aww thank you that was so nice. I think I mess up as much as I do great job. Oprah gave me a giant compliment once and then botched an interview with Chris Pine trying to be "cool" lol so like I said the interviews go how they go. lol Thank you very much for watching.
Xilla Valentine Network OPRAH! Enough said man! Love to you and hold head up high...respond then I’ll erase my critical comment . Love and light
Victoria Jones please. Never delete anything you say. This is a free world. Say what you please and we progress and get better and learn each other. Hopefully we chat again on other interviews.
Rami is so confident in himself I love it,
I pity that guy’s girlfriend
We've seen the movie twice and are debating seeing it again lol. We loved it!
I've seen it 4 times and I could go again lol
I like how comfortable and confident rami is with his sexuality to give that answer also Lucy's answers so mature and calculated
I don't think it was toxic masculinity. Even women do that. It is only toxic when the other person doesn't love you or you try to stop them from living their life. As Lucy says, that Mary was the centre point of his life, he called her the love of his life. Even after he realized and accepted that their relationship cannot work, he always wanted her around because he loved her. And he maintained that. That is why to see her move on to another man or eventually get pregnant with another man's child was a bit difficult for him (as these two points have been shown in the film). But he accepted it, didn't he? I think it was beautiful and heartbreaking.
I like both answers and questions. I don’t know why people dislike the interviewer, he did take a risk a lot of people are too nervous to mention. Mr. Hardy definitely helped it flow better too! 👍🏻
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I totally get what you meant. I also felt like Freddie was very possesive of Mary in the film. I sometimes felt sorry for her. Mary was Freddie's anchor (?), his best friend but I keep asking myself: who was Freddie for her? What did he give her?
These are my questions about the film, not real Freddie and Mary, because I feel like it's their private matter.
May be that's why he gave her all that money and took her places.. He became a provider for her..
That's really a good question. She gave him the calm placed he sometimes needed to her. But what he gave her? He should have let her go.
I thought this was a very interesting interview. I like to hear their insight on such a topic !
melirose89 yeah that’s what I thought too. But unconventional but the questions are different and thought-provoking from all the same questions they’ve been asked on this press tour.
their answers, wow
3:10 for every acting lover 👏
Man, I hope this interviewer learned how to be a better man after this interview.
I would just settle for a better interviewer.
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this was such a good interview! thank you for bringing up these topics; it's so important
capaldis reign thank you so much for watching. We live in a changing world and I tried to tap into that for this interview.
Rami’s face to that stupid question made me laugh
Genius! You made this interview interesting
I loved his questions!
Really bad questions but great answers.
Exactly.
I still cringe when I watch this. 🤦♂️
Cringe is a word...and a good one. This was a trainwreck.
ben and joe at 3:00 x)
Great interview. I'm fascinated by Mary and Freddie's relationship along the years, but I sometimes ask myself If it hadn't been better for both of them if they had broken up and never seen each other again.
Their relationship is way exaggerated in the biopic and most documentaries. They basically broke up in 1975/6 after he cheated on her with David Minns and came out to her. After that Mary was really only an ex, a friend and beard that would visit him occasionally. A lot of Freddie’s friends actually said he acted different whenever she was around - almost like he put on a different persona, a tamed, toned down, “straighter” version of himself, and she actually didn’t know much about his life after they broke up. Freddie’s close friend Phoebe and his boyfriend whom he called husband, Jim said it was awkward when they had Christmas dinner with her after Freddie’s death, because they didn’t know what to talk about since there was a lot Freddie didn’t tell her.
the part of the movie where freddie felt kinda possessive of mary wasn’t how he was actually like irl so i felt sorta awkward watching this :/ i still love the movie so much but please educate yourself more on their relationship before believing everything in the movie is real
I don’t think everything in the movie was real but I was asking questions based on the movie. I never implied that Freddie actually behaved that way.
Brian & Roger oversaw the movie & they would know things. There may well have been those feelings within Freddie that they saw.
@@emmabauer1906 Brian and Roger actually said they don’t know much about their relationship and they were never close with Mary. So most Mary scenes are fictionalised, and a lot of her lines are actually real quotes taken from other people.
The awkwardness of him saying “I have.” I wish I could hug him because I know where he’s coming from. 😂
I have a question for the interviewer..... how do you get to interview actors and stuff?? Like... do you have to sign up for it somehow? I admire your boldness! Just very curious as to how it all works:)
Sheva4Ever it’s my job. But I worked my way into this career from a digital
Website.
@@HappyBehrTV This was not a good moment for you...at all. You lost me at the first question. I cringed. And it did not get better. But it can. Work on your craft. Do your homework and NEVER bring yourself or your feelings into the interview.
Where are the subtitles?
it's best to not project your toxic masculinity to other people, first of all.. it's not rami's first gay character gig anyway, do research
Thanks for your feedback. I wasn't trying to project I was just asking a question in hopes to get an honest answer. I think we got that in this clip. Probably not a smoothly as I would have hoped but I did enjoy the video.
I wish they'd give some heads up with the spoiler X(
Sorry about that. I'll add a warning in future videos.
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Toxic feminist, real 10000% too
No question is stupid. I just think that freddie was too surrendered to Mary and he expected her to be surrendered to him as well
This interviewer is obsessed with owning women
First question..it's called being possessive..then move away from that question, thought. And the fact that you're a black male...with so many 'violet' stereotypes. Just don't feed the stereotypes with foolishness like that first question. I cringed.