Some of these films have yet to come out (and A Rainy Day in New York by Woody Allen likely never will), but to have worked with this many great directors, as well as some terrific actors by such a young age is truly exceptional.It’s no wonder he’s such a fine actor and such a professional already, and hopefully he can go on to achieve new heights in the coming years.He’s also in David Michod’s “The King” with Joel Edgerton, Robert Pattinson and Ben Mendelsohn which I believe comes out later this year.What a filmography he could have in 10-20 years if he continues to pick his projects the way he is currently (hell what a filmography he already has - Interstellar, Lady Bird, Call Me By Your Name).He’s one of the few “up and comers” to burst onto the scene in recent years that I actually feel deserves the praise, and I’m sure we’re going to see him everywhere for a long time to come.Edit: I just remembered Chalamet said at an awards ceremony that he wanted to work with Paul Thomas Anderson, and PTA agreed, but maybe that was just because of the pressure of not wanting to say no in front of lots of people? I hope not, I’d LOVE to see that creative partnership. via /r/movies https://ift.tt/2tQzbnq
No comments:
Post a Comment