Acclaimed actor Tim Blake Nelson shares a thoughtful take on the difference between a movie star like Brad Pitt and a successful character actor like himself. Tim’s novel, “City of Blows,” is out now in paperback.
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Kinda like how he disappeared in Dune 2 after they cut his part? 🤭
Replyaka older Adam Driver lol
Replyloved him in the ballad of buster scruggs (great movie all around), and old henry.
ReplyI actually thought he was the star of Oh Brother. I know George Clooney was technically the star, but he shines.
ReplySeems the least real person ever. Mebbe a genuine Hollywood type….
Replyturning your “flaws” into your strenghth in a nutshell
ReplyI’ll always see him as Dr. Pendanski
ReplyI want to be related to this man
ReplyThe guy next to the guy, or the cinematic foil
ReplyNo gargoyle, I find that face lovely as the man. There is no better character actor. He is also a brilliant writer- director. I buy any film with which he is associated. Same for Turturro.
ReplyReally enjoyed this sort of natural human actor and interaction is great and would love to see him back many more times IMO 🎉great stuff
ReplyHe is such a great actor, so sad to hear he got entirely cut out of Dune Part Two. He would’ve made a great Count Fenring. I’m sad we’ll probably never see his performance since Denis is not into releasing deleted scenes.
ReplyThis guy should portray Terrence McKenna in a biopic.
ReplyI know you know it’s Looking Glass
ReplyHe was truly terrific in HBO’s Watchmen. The whole cast was so impressive, like Jean Smart, Regina King, Jeremy Irons… Head and shoulders above the usual superhero fare.
ReplyThis guy should have been your first guest instead of the talking head.
ReplyMinority report springs to mind whenever I see him. Only a small role but the creepiness of his character came through hard! Ams it really sets the tone for the rest of the movie
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Replyi like when the guest asks Colbert a question because then Stephen displays an example of the desired answer which is a well-spoken, thoughtful, wordy yet concise sentiment. 8:25
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