I loved the unpretentious way Brie and Andrew were talking with each other. It felt so real and unfiltered. Really rare. Definitely one of my favorite Actors on Actors interview. Beautiful production.
Misogynists (and other forms of bigots) don't display their prejudice overtly anymore because they know it is wrong. So instead, they demonstrate mental gymnastic and justify their misogyny subconsciously and lie to themselves that their criticisms and displeasure are logical, when in fact, they are not. Brie has always been a fantastic actor. It's not her fault the writings for Captain Marvel has been... lacking.
@RLebeauXXXIII Except some people do if they only saw her in just blockbuster movies. She does better independently wise and rarely people gave her credit for that (except for Room but still, some people will find excuses to bashed her acting in that movie when it's objectively a good acting from her, I mean she won an Oscar so 🤷)
I mean what's not to like..... besides everything that is? Even if she stopped talking entirely, stood on the street corner handing out free ice cream and cash, whilst surrounded by puppies, kittens and baby bunnies she still would come across as insincere, pretentious and annoying.
@@TheSwordOfTheJedi-u2p Not at all. The only reason she has a bad image with some people is because they make up actual lies about her and sell it as facts.
Andrew is always so unpretentious and a natural darling. And Brie is such a force, too. I'd dare say that her having worked a Marvel character made a lot of people to forget how she's actually a really great actress. Andrew and Brie are a bunch of great GREAT actors who are criminally underrated.
As a fan of both actors, it's pretty cool to see that Variety paired them together and talked about their passion on their work so beautifully. I love "Ripley" and "Lessons In Chemistry" so i'm glad for this pairing. I hope to see their names in the Emmy nomination next month 🤞
Yeah I'm trying to figure out how Variety makes these matches, and I think it has to do with two actors who've never worked together who have a similar sized resume and current projects to promote.
Best actor on actor interview. Both know how to converse, ask questions and answer in a way that's genuine. We can tell they're listening to each other and not talking over each other. Thanks for the video.
Brie Larson was criticized for her communication skills during interviews when she's at Marvel yet here she is already have an excellent chemistry with Andrew Scott in both talking about what they love about their work. So that's absolutely amazing for both of them, glad that Brie looks comfortable enough in this interview, you can tell Andrew is a charming guy for making this conversation worked with Brie. Respectful and be kind 🤗
This interview was really sweet!! Because they fully GOT eachother!! I love the work Brie and Andrew have done! I hope they get to work together someday. It's also nice that this interview wasnt so much about how they met or whatever but was plainly a discussion about their ART. So cool to watch. They both had really great questions to ask eachother too, wish they had more time!!
Usually the actors talk more about their entire acting resume but they really stuck only to the projects they were promoting but Andrew did have to ask her about Room (understandably.)
"Forced"? No nonono, It requires zero force, disliking her is effortless. She is as easy to dislike as Ryan Reynolds or Tom Hanks is to like; or if you want a few female examples: Elizabeth Olsen, Florence Pugh, Emily Blunt. I think the word you're looking for is "warranted". She has earned all the ire directed at her.
@@TheSwordOfTheJedi-u2p They said what they said. Just because you spend your time hating strangers online because they don't subscribe to your limited view of what is loveable doesn't mean the OG commenter has to follow in your shoes. Ever heard of the term "different strokes for different folks"? The words you're looking for is "being unable to handle a different opinion than mine" while trying to justify taking out your misery on others. Your effortless dislike of her is due to your internal struggles. You'd think she had bombed a small village with your comment.
These pairings have been on point. This channel was recommended by a friend and I'm very happy I came here. You have a subscriber for life. I'm a movie buff, so this is for me.
Except that Chloe Sevigny and Kim Kardashian one which is honestly so embarrassing and very difficult to watch (sorry Chloe 😢), I liked the rest of the pairings
I'd actually say the chemistry was better between Cillian and Margot, heck even JAW and Jennifer Coolidge, but I do get the vibe that Brie and Andrew could be friends.
This was such a captivating interview. I learned so much about the process of their craft - they were both so insightful and offered new insights about the film/TV making process. It's interesting how they highlighted that acting is one part the thing you do as a character in front of a camera and one part being able to talk about what you did later to promote, sell, generate interest. I think both of them being naturally shy and introverted made them more comfortable around each other, and made me feel for them in the times they've had to do that second part of an actor's job. I watched because I already loved loved loved both of them; I leave loving both of them even more. Thank you to Variety for bringing these two together.
I remember Brie was skewered by the comic book fans for Captain Marvel but maybe that just wasn't her crowd. She shines in more serious, intellectual pieces like Lessons in Chemistry and of course Room which she won the Oscar for. Short Term 12 is an underrated film more people should watch!
True. The 3 you named are without a doubt Brie's best projects. Yet I really like her as Carol Danvers. Surely it's not high class acting material but still Brie did a really good job in both the movies. It's sad that Brie only has acted in few leading roles, in few great dramatic roles and also only in few good/great projects. But to be honest: My favourite Brie Larson will forever be youtuber Brie Larson. I missed it and caught up on everything Brie ever did in 2023. TH-camr Brie was the closest the very private Brie let people get to her and she was amazing in her videos. ❤😊
She's a really good dramatic actress. I feel like she'd also be decent at comedy or romance. There's a reason even Leonardo DiCaprio tells young actors not to do superhero movies. 😅
Brie Larson is one of the finest and best actresses. I don't care about the hate she is getting for the role of Captain Marvel. She performed great in this role. And also in Lessons in Chemistry, she was fantastic. Couldn't imagine anyone else for these roles. Biggest fan of her❤.
Definitely. Brie did what she was told to do for her Marvel role. Guys can play tough super cool characters. But when a woman does the same, she gets judged differently. Brie did a very good job playing Carol Danvers. Of course it's not Oscar worthy acting but still both movies were fun and I enjoyed them. And while it doesn't really matter how much training or preparation an actor does for a movie role, because taste is taste, Brie trained hard for Captain Marvel, she invested 9 month as she had done for her big role in "Room". I think it's easy to get negative feelings toward media people you don't know much (or anything) about. Brie gave her diversity speech, had some "bad" or "unfortunate" interview situations where her humour was misjudged and bam a certain amount of people felt they needed to attack Brie for even breathing. Fortunately, Brie is still doing well in her career and with "Lessons in Chemistry" she has proven that she still has "it" many years after her big award wins. 😊🎉❤
Honestly going into superhero movies period isn't usually a popular move for critics or audiences sometimes. Like Dakota Johnson and Sydney Sweeney tried it recently and also got flack for it. I do think it can be career suicide at times. Sometimes sticking to dramas or romance or comedy or sci fi is better than tying yourself to a superhero saga.
@@Angel_Auraa Brie said that she auditioned for tons of roles she didn't get. She also auditioned for different super hero roles but when Marvel got interested in her playing Carol Danvers, she was very hesitant and didn't say "yes" right away. There was some convincing by her "team" and Samuel L. Jackson (with whom she shot "Kong: Skull Island" just a short time before she was announced as Captain Marvel, also interestingly enough, Tom Hiddleton also was there), so Brie decided to take this next step. For Brie, it meant to get in good physical shape for the first time ever in her life probably. It meant to expose herself to the world. To become seen and a well-known name. Because of her shyness, Brie almost said no. But it paid off. Not only money wise. With the million dollars from Marvel, Brie could afford to take on different small projects like directing, playing a supporting role, doing some producer work or even youtube during the pandemic. I've watched Brie's entire filmography last year and I must say that this girl has made weird choices. I'm certain that she's very picky and she could have had it easier after her tramendous success with "Room". She could have just played similar dramatic roles and be known as the "drama" actress. But for some weird reasons, Brie wanted to do things her way and she said at some point that she doesn't like doing the same thing again and again. In the end, hate is a subjective thing. You can basically hate everything but that doesn't have to take away my joy in the same thing. I decided to ignore the haters like Brie does herself and enjoy whatever Brie is doing and whenever she is showing up in public. 😁🙂
@@SavedByGrace_CitizenEmperorユウ Same I think Brie could've stuck to her strengths, like drama, maybe romance or comedy, but I guess when you're offered a big superhero role like that it's hard to turn down and there's no way she could've predicted how it would affect her reputation and career. She could only tell her younger self that now.
@@SavedByGrace_CitizenEmperorユウ Yeah superhero movies are basically a big paycheck but at the cost of quality writing and acting. So it's tempting, but it's better to resist.
I saw Andrew last year in Vanya, and he is the highlight of my life. I'm so happy he's getting the attention and recognition he deserves. So talented and charismatic
As was true this last awards cycle, these just keep getting better and better. Wonderfully imaginative match-up, candid chemistry, entirely satisfying. Thank you, Ms. Larson, Mr. Scott, and Variety.
Andrew Scott is such a talent, and it's so great to see he's finding such big success. Saw him in a show years ago in London, and met him afterwards, he's such a nice dude!
After about 5 years being in Marvel, "Lessons In Chemistry" was such a breath of fresh air for Brie Larson in her career to showcase what a true talent is from her. "Lessons In Chemistry" was Brie's first role of substance since her Oscar winning acting in "Room" (Her win is in my opinion is one of the greatest winners in Oscar history, that masterpiece of a movie is 9 years old already damn bruh😥) and wow I'm so impressed by the extraordinary take that Brie did with a complex and well written character. Elizabeth Zott is totally made for her and the series is one of her most strongest effort as an actress 🙌
As a big fan of hers, I wish she had never joined Marvel. But if you wanted a big career in Hollywood, you had to play a superhero for a while. Hopefully that's changing.
@@samfilmkid She can actually be a good Captain Marvel, Marvel themselves were never clear which direction her character is which makes her character and her performance so inconsistent
@@K0m30ng I know, so true. And I also hate how the fans responded to her, not the character, just her. She's an indie girl at heart and those movies are not for the mainstream
@@samfilmkid I'm a casual fan of hers, never watched any Marvel movies, but I totally agree. Superhero movies get you a bad reputation. Even Leonardo DiCaprio tells young actors not to fall for it and to stick to drama, romance, sci-fi, just not the superhero genre. You can definitely be a movie star without falling into that genre. Kate Winslet, Carrie Mulligan, Bradley Cooper, Leonardo DiCaprio, Rami Malek, Cillian Murphy, Johnny Depp, they all stayed away from it.
I've watched many 'Actors or actors' episodes before but I must say, many of them are unwatchable.However I loved listening to Andrew and Brie talk. It was candid, unlike a lot of other interviews where all what actors do is deliver a barrage of unnecessary compliments to the other person every 30 seconds.😂
Wow. I didn't expect to love this so much. Probably one of my fav A on A's. Knew I really like Andrew, but Brie is amazing. Very insightful. Great questions.
Brie's internal conflict with being reserved translated so well into Elizabeth. It felt like she really understood zott cause of it, funny it was something she second guessed
Brie reminds me of Cybill Shepherd in this interview. They could re-make “Moonlighting” ONLY if they could find an actor as spontaneous as Bruce Willis and a Great Writing team.
So surprised to see so many nice things said about Brie Larson!! I guess the Internet don't hate her after all, huh?!! I, on the other hand, knew how awesome she was, the whole time. I love this chick.
I believe it was always just a certain group of people spreading hate against Brie Larson. She has many fans and over the years, Brie improved her social skills and also she grew personally a lot. You can compare her first "Actors on Actors" interview from like 9 years ago or older interviews, she seemed a lot more introverted. I'm happy as well to read tons of nice comments about Brie. When I "discovered" her in early 2023, I read so many mean comments among many videos, it was hard to take. But even if Brie made a bad impression 5 years ago or so, that was 5 years ago. A lot of time has passed and Brie grew a lot into a even more beautiful and more confident woman. I'm extraordinary happy that Brie can be seen in interviews and at events despite not having new official film projects at the moment. 😊
I've been watching Andrew's work since Sherlock, and I am such a huge fan of and looooove Brie lol. Watching and listening them talk to each other is so interesting, I love it!
I love this man so much. He is my favourite actor and person in the world. He is always so kind, honest, and totally natural in interviews.His interviews are captivating, his knowledge and interlect, I could listen to him for eternity,and also look at him for eternity, especially in that red shirt, so hot ❤
I always look forward to gathering so much insight from every episode of Actors on Actors, and I found this conversation to be one of the most engagingly captivating installments yet! Andrew and Brie are both endlessly fascinating! 👏🏻
Never understand why Brie gets hate other than a confident woman makes a lot of people uncomfortable. She's a brilliant actress and that whole Marvelbro thing was stupid. I've liked everything she has done so far. Lessons in Chemistry was great. United States of Tara was my into to her and liked her ever since.
That would be too good to be true! I want to experience her winning again after I knew nothing about her a year ago. After Brie didn't get any award in the last few month despite being nominated several times, I hope this time, she can win her 2nd Emmy. That would not only proof that this girl is super talented but also give her career a boost and help her get over the negative feedback surrounding "The Marvels". 😊
Every time i see Brie, i always imagine her in a 40's Crime noir, long cigarette in one hand, her hair back lit and shes wearing a long clingy dress . . . . . .and there HAS to be a piano in the scene. . . . . .
Brie Larson is low-key autism-coded in the best way. The learning of how social interactions work through scripts. Her shyness. Her struggling with interviews. I honestly adore her, and I hope these things can be more socially accepted in the future!
Ikr! She actually had a small role in a show called community that was high key autism coded cuz she was a fleeting love interest for the other autistic character abed and that was the best ship in the whole show 😭❤
brie portrayed the no emotion acting of captain marvel but i love to se Brie larson on drama likr short term 12, Room snd thank.goodness we have in Lessons in chemistry.. she is really good in acting!
Brie showed emotions in Captain Marvel. It was just that Carol Danvers was traumatised and mislead and angry. And a super hero killer machine. Bit hard to make Carol super emotional. Wouldn't work well.
Time stories and worlds of film colliding is amazing to see as your Works of art are being understood in more depth, it's making it all so much more valuable and priceless. Fans of you both and seeing you off camera is interesting and fun !
Great actors, always a pleasure to see them, to really act, Rippley is a must,A.Scott has the magnetism to have your attention. Truly a great.conversation piece.
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I loved the unpretentious way Brie and Andrew were talking with each other. It felt so real and unfiltered. Really rare. Definitely one of my favorite Actors on Actors interview. Beautiful production.
I don't care what other people say. I really like Brie Larson as an actress and I hope she continues with her career❤.
Misogynists (and other forms of bigots) don't display their prejudice overtly anymore because they know it is wrong. So instead, they demonstrate mental gymnastic and justify their misogyny subconsciously and lie to themselves that their criticisms and displeasure are logical, when in fact, they are not. Brie has always been a fantastic actor. It's not her fault the writings for Captain Marvel has been... lacking.
Same she’s a good actress
@@Smartbeautifulawesomemakes sense if people think she’s cp marvel irl and the woke character marvel wrote…
she was so good in lessons in chemistry, she def deserves more respect
@RLebeauXXXIII Except some people do if they only saw her in just blockbuster movies. She does better independently wise and rarely people gave her credit for that (except for Room but still, some people will find excuses to bashed her acting in that movie when it's objectively a good acting from her, I mean she won an Oscar so 🤷)
It is impossible for Andrew Scott to have bad chemistry with anyone. His charisma just sizzles.
Andrew Scott is so charismatic and effortlessly charming
🎯🎯 100% and he always seems so warm towards the people he is interacting with...like a genuine soul 🤩🤩
He carries the interview let’s be honest, Larson is as interesting as a shoe
brie larson they could never make me hate you
I enjoy seeing her progress.
I mean what's not to like..... besides everything that is? Even if she stopped talking entirely, stood on the street corner handing out free ice cream and cash, whilst surrounded by puppies, kittens and baby bunnies she still would come across as insincere, pretentious and annoying.
@@TheSwordOfTheJedi-u2p Not at all. The only reason she has a bad image with some people is because they make up actual lies about her and sell it as facts.
oh. the fact that he mentioned he just lost his mother 😭 i lost my dad a year ago. my heart goes out to him♥️
I lost mine three weeks ago💔
@@mikakot5939 I’m so sorry ❤️🩹 wishing you the best in your healing journey. One day at a time one hour at a time. Hugs to you 😔
@@mikakot5939 deeply sorry for your loss friend. Sending a virtual hug
Andrew Scotts performance in All of us strangers was extraordinary brilliant and so underrated by Award season that it still hurts.
True. One of the best films of 2023, in my opinion. A masterpierce. Unique, original, creative, poignant, devastating.
All of that!!!!
YES I'm so surprised by how little buzz it got, it truly is an amazing film
SPOT ON!!! Magnificient movie. Had me absorbed!!
Love Brie Larson! Her performance in Lessons in Chemistry is so good! And Andrew Scott has been on a roll since Fleabag
Playing to her strengths, I say this with compassion
@@jangravityhollyer532 You mean drama? Yeah, I can see that.
Andrew is always so unpretentious and a natural darling. And Brie is such a force, too. I'd dare say that her having worked a Marvel character made a lot of people to forget how she's actually a really great actress. Andrew and Brie are a bunch of great GREAT actors who are criminally underrated.
Whoever chose this pairing, THANK YOU YOU 🩵
As a fan of both actors, it's pretty cool to see that Variety paired them together and talked about their passion on their work so beautifully. I love "Ripley" and "Lessons In Chemistry" so i'm glad for this pairing. I hope to see their names in the Emmy nomination next month 🤞
Yeah I'm trying to figure out how Variety makes these matches, and I think it has to do with two actors who've never worked together who have a similar sized resume and current projects to promote.
Best actor on actor interview. Both know how to converse, ask questions and answer in a way that's genuine. We can tell they're listening to each other and not talking over each other. Thanks for the video.
Brie Larson was criticized for her communication skills during interviews when she's at Marvel yet here she is already have an excellent chemistry with Andrew Scott in both talking about what they love about their work. So that's absolutely amazing for both of them, glad that Brie looks comfortable enough in this interview, you can tell Andrew is a charming guy for making this conversation worked with Brie. Respectful and be kind 🤗
bec with hemmy she felt maybe underestimated as a woman or she was just matching hemsworth banter
@acnyc4601 She’s definitely talented, watch The Room (which she also warn the Oscar for).
@acnyc4601 I’m sure Brie Larson, the Oscar winner is very upset to know that she bothers you
@@jorgemorando380 did we watched the same video
@@jorgemorando380and she talked way too much. I bet Scott was using all his skills in terms of concealimg what you feel in this conversation
This interview was really sweet!! Because they fully GOT eachother!! I love the work Brie and Andrew have done! I hope they get to work together someday. It's also nice that this interview wasnt so much about how they met or whatever but was plainly a discussion about their ART. So cool to watch. They both had really great questions to ask eachother too, wish they had more time!!
Usually the actors talk more about their entire acting resume but they really stuck only to the projects they were promoting but Andrew did have to ask her about Room (understandably.)
I wanna give Brie the biggest hug. The hate she has received is so forced. She's a fuckin sweetheart
"Forced"? No nonono, It requires zero force, disliking her is effortless. She is as easy to dislike as Ryan Reynolds or Tom Hanks is to like; or if you want a few female examples: Elizabeth Olsen, Florence Pugh, Emily Blunt. I think the word you're looking for is "warranted". She has earned all the ire directed at her.
@@TheSwordOfTheJedi-u2p They said what they said. Just because you spend your time hating strangers online because they don't subscribe to your limited view of what is loveable doesn't mean the OG commenter has to follow in your shoes. Ever heard of the term "different strokes for different folks"? The words you're looking for is "being unable to handle a different opinion than mine" while trying to justify taking out your misery on others. Your effortless dislike of her is due to your internal struggles. You'd think she had bombed a small village with your comment.
It’s obvious that both Andrew and Brie love their craft. Excitement and passion and both think and react so quickly that the time flew by. Loved it.
Andrew Scott was incredible as Jim Moriarty in Sherlock
"You should see me in a crown." One of the best lines in TV.
what a throwback
Two excellent actors.
Scott is a criminally underrated actor.
He’s not underrated
@@movingear23 True. I think he is not a household name, yet.
@@tmsehHe's a pretty household name in the UK, I think
One is an actual actor.
The other is Brie Larson who should just get back to her Nissan commercials.
If he is underrated it is not for long; people outside the UK have been exposed to him all of a sudden and now realize how effing good he is
Brie is so involved in her work, she is so passionate about what she does. ✨
She's so inspiring! I could listen to her talk for hours. 😍
Same here. 👋🏻🙌🏻🐻
These pairings have been on point. This channel was recommended by a friend and I'm very happy I came here. You have a subscriber for life. I'm a movie buff, so this is for me.
Except that Chloe Sevigny and Kim Kardashian one which is honestly so embarrassing and very difficult to watch (sorry Chloe 😢), I liked the rest of the pairings
I actually like these two people better because of their chemistry during this conversation.
I'd actually say the chemistry was better between Cillian and Margot, heck even JAW and Jennifer Coolidge, but I do get the vibe that Brie and Andrew could be friends.
I think Andrew Scott's laugh could cure anything.
I love Brie Larson so much. It is so amazing to watch her interviews.
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Love how she talked about bringing in the production team. Everyone should be doing this!!!
This was an excellent conversation. Watching the actors in this series have chemistry is a true joy!
This was such a captivating interview. I learned so much about the process of their craft - they were both so insightful and offered new insights about the film/TV making process. It's interesting how they highlighted that acting is one part the thing you do as a character in front of a camera and one part being able to talk about what you did later to promote, sell, generate interest. I think both of them being naturally shy and introverted made them more comfortable around each other, and made me feel for them in the times they've had to do that second part of an actor's job. I watched because I already loved loved loved both of them; I leave loving both of them even more. Thank you to Variety for bringing these two together.
Brie is literally my favorite Actor working right now. I am SO happy for this one.
I remember Brie was skewered by the comic book fans for Captain Marvel but maybe that just wasn't her crowd. She shines in more serious, intellectual pieces like Lessons in Chemistry and of course Room which she won the Oscar for. Short Term 12 is an underrated film more people should watch!
True. The 3 you named are without a doubt Brie's best projects. Yet I really like her as Carol Danvers. Surely it's not high class acting material but still Brie did a really good job in both the movies. It's sad that Brie only has acted in few leading roles, in few great dramatic roles and also only in few good/great projects.
But to be honest: My favourite Brie Larson will forever be youtuber Brie Larson. I missed it and caught up on everything Brie ever did in 2023. TH-camr Brie was the closest the very private Brie let people get to her and she was amazing in her videos. ❤😊
I loved her as Captain Marvel and I think the negative opinions says something about those ppl not her acting.
They didn't get her dry sense of humor and mistook it for being stuck up. Because they are thirteen year olds
She's a really good dramatic actress. I feel like she'd also be decent at comedy or romance. There's a reason even Leonardo DiCaprio tells young actors not to do superhero movies. 😅
@@Angel_Auraa Probably cause he saw what it did to his friend Tobey Maguire
lessons in chemistry blew me away! she is such an incredible actor
Brie Larson is one of the finest and best actresses. I don't care about the hate she is getting for the role of Captain Marvel. She performed great in this role. And also in Lessons in Chemistry, she was fantastic. Couldn't imagine anyone else for these roles. Biggest fan of her❤.
Definitely. Brie did what she was told to do for her Marvel role. Guys can play tough super cool characters. But when a woman does the same, she gets judged differently. Brie did a very good job playing Carol Danvers. Of course it's not Oscar worthy acting but still both movies were fun and I enjoyed them.
And while it doesn't really matter how much training or preparation an actor does for a movie role, because taste is taste, Brie trained hard for Captain Marvel, she invested 9 month as she had done for her big role in "Room".
I think it's easy to get negative feelings toward media people you don't know much (or anything) about. Brie gave her diversity speech, had some "bad" or "unfortunate" interview situations where her humour was misjudged and bam a certain amount of people felt they needed to attack Brie for even breathing. Fortunately, Brie is still doing well in her career and with "Lessons in Chemistry" she has proven that she still has "it" many years after her big award wins. 😊🎉❤
Honestly going into superhero movies period isn't usually a popular move for critics or audiences sometimes. Like Dakota Johnson and Sydney Sweeney tried it recently and also got flack for it. I do think it can be career suicide at times.
Sometimes sticking to dramas or romance or comedy or sci fi is better than tying yourself to a superhero saga.
@@Angel_Auraa Brie said that she auditioned for tons of roles she didn't get. She also auditioned for different super hero roles but when Marvel got interested in her playing Carol Danvers, she was very hesitant and didn't say "yes" right away. There was some convincing by her "team" and Samuel L. Jackson (with whom she shot "Kong: Skull Island" just a short time before she was announced as Captain Marvel, also interestingly enough, Tom Hiddleton also was there), so Brie decided to take this next step. For Brie, it meant to get in good physical shape for the first time ever in her life probably. It meant to expose herself to the world. To become seen and a well-known name. Because of her shyness, Brie almost said no. But it paid off. Not only money wise. With the million dollars from Marvel, Brie could afford to take on different small projects like directing, playing a supporting role, doing some producer work or even youtube during the pandemic.
I've watched Brie's entire filmography last year and I must say that this girl has made weird choices. I'm certain that she's very picky and she could have had it easier after her tramendous success with "Room". She could have just played similar dramatic roles and be known as the "drama" actress. But for some weird reasons, Brie wanted to do things her way and she said at some point that she doesn't like doing the same thing again and again.
In the end, hate is a subjective thing. You can basically hate everything but that doesn't have to take away my joy in the same thing. I decided to ignore the haters like Brie does herself and enjoy whatever Brie is doing and whenever she is showing up in public. 😁🙂
@@SavedByGrace_CitizenEmperorユウ Same I think Brie could've stuck to her strengths, like drama, maybe romance or comedy, but I guess when you're offered a big superhero role like that it's hard to turn down and there's no way she could've predicted how it would affect her reputation and career. She could only tell her younger self that now.
@@SavedByGrace_CitizenEmperorユウ Yeah superhero movies are basically a big paycheck but at the cost of quality writing and acting. So it's tempting, but it's better to resist.
I saw Andrew last year in Vanya, and he is the highlight of my life. I'm so happy he's getting the attention and recognition he deserves. So talented and charismatic
Andrew is such a gentle beautiful person
As was true this last awards cycle, these just keep getting better and better. Wonderfully imaginative match-up, candid chemistry, entirely satisfying. Thank you, Ms. Larson, Mr. Scott, and Variety.
i love how focused they are when the other person is speaking. you can tell that they both love their crafts!
“It’s fine to be shy” taking that with me.
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It's a good thing to take with you
CAN'T WAIT TO SEE ANDREW SCOTT IN KNIVES OUT 3!!!!!!
Same! ❤
Oh yes.
A match made in heaven. Who ever picks these actors has deserves a pay boost and a kiss on the cheek
except Kim K.
Andrew Scott was INCREDIBLE in ripley and it was soooo well directed and shot. i was on edge the whole way through
Andrew Scott is such a talent, and it's so great to see he's finding such big success. Saw him in a show years ago in London, and met him afterwards, he's such a nice dude!
Just listening, and it was amazing. I like how the talk in this conversation is moving so beautiful. ❤
Many thanks to Andrew, Brie, Variety and everyone involved with the production of ACTORS ON ACTORS! 🤩
After about 5 years being in Marvel, "Lessons In Chemistry" was such a breath of fresh air for Brie Larson in her career to showcase what a true talent is from her. "Lessons In Chemistry" was Brie's first role of substance since her Oscar winning acting in "Room" (Her win is in my opinion is one of the greatest winners in Oscar history, that masterpiece of a movie is 9 years old already damn bruh😥) and wow I'm so impressed by the extraordinary take that Brie did with a complex and well written character. Elizabeth Zott is totally made for her and the series is one of her most strongest effort as an actress 🙌
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As a big fan of hers, I wish she had never joined Marvel. But if you wanted a big career in Hollywood, you had to play a superhero for a while. Hopefully that's changing.
@@samfilmkid She can actually be a good Captain Marvel, Marvel themselves were never clear which direction her character is which makes her character and her performance so inconsistent
@@K0m30ng I know, so true. And I also hate how the fans responded to her, not the character, just her. She's an indie girl at heart and those movies are not for the mainstream
@@samfilmkid I'm a casual fan of hers, never watched any Marvel movies, but I totally agree. Superhero movies get you a bad reputation. Even Leonardo DiCaprio tells young actors not to fall for it and to stick to drama, romance, sci-fi, just not the superhero genre. You can definitely be a movie star without falling into that genre. Kate Winslet, Carrie Mulligan, Bradley Cooper, Leonardo DiCaprio, Rami Malek, Cillian Murphy, Johnny Depp, they all stayed away from it.
I really enjoyed this pair!! Both Andrew and Brie are brilliant actors!
They look so good together!! The platonic chemistry 👌
I enjoyed every second of this video. love these two.
I've watched many 'Actors or actors' episodes before but I must say, many of them are unwatchable.However I loved listening to Andrew and Brie talk. It was candid, unlike a lot of other interviews where all what actors do is deliver a barrage of unnecessary compliments to the other person every 30 seconds.😂
“You’re a beautiful interviewer” 😭😭😭
Omg Brie's lovely! And Andrew has such a sweet calming presence, what a pair
just came here to say I freaking love Andrew Scott and he deserves everything.
Wow. I didn't expect to love this so much. Probably one of my fav A on A's. Knew I really like Andrew, but Brie is amazing. Very insightful. Great questions.
This is one of the best ones I have seen. Such an insightful and meaningful discussion between two very intelligent and genuine people. Lovely!
brie larson was brilliant in lessons in chemistry, hope she get more roles
Brie's internal conflict with being reserved translated so well into Elizabeth. It felt like she really understood zott cause of it, funny it was something she second guessed
I love these two, another great pairing from Variety 😊
Brie Larson is so very sensitive and considérate! She´s the best!
Brie Larson I LOVE YOU SO MUCH!!! You're a treasure treat on screen & thank you for your TH-cam post in the pandemic ❤
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Brie reminds me of Cybill Shepherd in this interview.
They could re-make “Moonlighting” ONLY if they could find an actor
as spontaneous as Bruce Willis and a Great Writing team.
So surprised to see so many nice things said about Brie Larson!! I guess the Internet don't hate her after all, huh?!! I, on the other hand, knew how awesome she was, the whole time. I love this chick.
the internet switches up on women every day 🥲 fully agree with you though, big fan of hers!!
I believe it was always just a certain group of people spreading hate against Brie Larson. She has many fans and over the years, Brie improved her social skills and also she grew personally a lot. You can compare her first "Actors on Actors" interview from like 9 years ago or older interviews, she seemed a lot more introverted.
I'm happy as well to read tons of nice comments about Brie. When I "discovered" her in early 2023, I read so many mean comments among many videos, it was hard to take. But even if Brie made a bad impression 5 years ago or so, that was 5 years ago. A lot of time has passed and Brie grew a lot into a even more beautiful and more confident woman.
I'm extraordinary happy that Brie can be seen in interviews and at events despite not having new official film projects at the moment. 😊
Their chemistry is delightful here
I've been watching Andrew's work since Sherlock, and I am such a huge fan of and looooove Brie lol. Watching and listening them talk to each other is so interesting, I love it!
brie larson is definitely the people’s princess
nope
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I love this man so much. He is my favourite actor and person in the world. He is always so kind, honest, and totally natural in interviews.His interviews are captivating, his knowledge and interlect, I could listen to him for eternity,and also look at him for eternity, especially in that red shirt, so hot ❤
I love both of them. They are so adorable when they are talking together. 😍🫶❤️
I always look forward to gathering so much insight from every episode of Actors on Actors, and I found this conversation to be one of the most engagingly captivating installments yet! Andrew and Brie are both endlessly fascinating! 👏🏻
Profundity of Brie Larson is inexplicable
two of my favourite actors!!! ever!! this was a treat, thank you variety
Andrew Scott looks so handsome in that mesmerizing red shirt!
Never understand why Brie gets hate other than a confident woman makes a lot of people uncomfortable. She's a brilliant actress and that whole Marvelbro thing was stupid. I've liked everything she has done so far. Lessons in Chemistry was great. United States of Tara was my into to her and liked her ever since.
two of my very favorite actors and i love how comfortable this feels! some of these pairings make me raise my eyebrow but these two are great together
brie larson is my favorite actress. she’s so insanely talented and super joyful. ❤
Brie larson is wonderful
People hate a woman with opinions and that sucks for them. Brie Larson is smart, confident, and talented.
I honestly find her opinions to be so tame. I just think she found the wrong crowd / audience for them.
Been waiting for this one for a long time and its finally here let's gooo!!!! 🎉❤️
I hope Brie can win the Emmys again 😇
That would be too good to be true! I want to experience her winning again after I knew nothing about her a year ago. After Brie didn't get any award in the last few month despite being nominated several times, I hope this time, she can win her 2nd Emmy.
That would not only proof that this girl is super talented but also give her career a boost and help her get over the negative feedback surrounding "The Marvels". 😊
Couldn’t love this more. 🩵Andrew Scotttt!!!!
Yesterday Tom and now Andrew? Guys, you are the BEST❤❤❤
Every time i see Brie, i always imagine her in a 40's Crime noir, long cigarette in one hand, her hair back lit and shes wearing a long clingy dress . . . . . .and there HAS to be a piano in the scene. . . . . .
Andrew Scott❤
I really enjoy these. I wonder if Variety could diversify. Maybe directors on directors, musicians on musicians, writers on writers, etc.
they do have some directors on directors, i just watched one
@@zoepatufe8771 ohh I wasn’t aware. I’ll look them up, cheers!
@@zoepatufe8771 there’s over 20, no idea how I didn’t see them before 🤣
I think The Hollywood Reporter does that more than Variety. There was a time when composers sit down at a roundtable
@@K0m30ng The HR female songwriter roundtable from last year was SO GOOD. Extremely interesting and a true insight into the craft.
I loved this! What a delightful, illuminating conversation.
I beyond Love Andrew and Brie is power love this combo. This series is actually really engaging ❤
I dont trust anyone who hates Brie!
Brie Larson is low-key autism-coded in the best way. The learning of how social interactions work through scripts. Her shyness. Her struggling with interviews. I honestly adore her, and I hope these things can be more socially accepted in the future!
Ikr! She actually had a small role in a show called community that was high key autism coded cuz she was a fleeting love interest for the other autistic character abed and that was the best ship in the whole show 😭❤
brie portrayed the no emotion acting of captain marvel but i love to se Brie larson on drama likr short term 12, Room snd thank.goodness we have in Lessons in chemistry.. she is really good in acting!
Brie showed emotions in Captain Marvel. It was just that Carol Danvers was traumatised and mislead and angry. And a super hero killer machine. Bit hard to make Carol super emotional. Wouldn't work well.
the one I was waiting for
Brie Larson thats my woman fr i love her DOWN!!!!!!! And Andrew is such a gentleman man i wanna be friends with them so bad
they're so lovely omg
Ripley is a cinematic masterpiece.great craft.just blew me away.
He’s a darling. I hope he doesn’t change.
i’m watching anything with andrew scott not gonna lie
Andrew never ceases to amaze me in his performances!!! Should have got the Oscar for All Of Us Strangers!!!!
Big fan of Andrew Scott since i watched Fleabag for the first time, he is the hot priest
Dude was robbed of an Emmy for that season. He is so incredibly charming, layered and vulnerable in that show.
Only the BEST actors LISTEN so well as these two do.
Time stories and worlds of film colliding is amazing to see as your Works of art are being understood in more depth, it's making it all so much more valuable and priceless. Fans of you both and seeing you off camera is interesting and fun !
She is so beautiful
Brie finally!
my god i could listen to brie talk about anything at all for HOURS thats queen mother
Great actors, always a pleasure to see them, to really act, Rippley is a must,A.Scott has the magnetism to have your attention. Truly a great.conversation piece.
never heard of andrew scott , now i need to watch his movie , lol
He is brilliant in absolutely everything he has done. Be sure to watch “Sea Wall” and his Hamlet. Both are on TH-cam. Favourite actor of all time.
I recommend watching him in "Fleabag".
Love Brie soooooo much❤