>“I had never even seen any of the original Star Wars movies until maybe a month or a couple weeks before my first audition because I was like, ‘I should check this out’ (laughs). It holds up. I just love Harrison Ford, I think that’s a great character. I love his brand, I mean so many guys would’ve played that part so wrong and he has humor at the right times. Harrison Ford is a very big actor, when you see the facial expressions and the things he does he goes big, but he’s just always the coolest guy in the room and he’s got all of those great qualities.”
Reminder, this guy has a chance at being Han Solo. Another reason to be against Disney for the Solo movie.
http://collider.com/miles-teller-fantastic-four-han-solo-audition/
>this guy has a chance at being a dead character
ok
>>67184166
>Another reason to be against Disney for the Solo movie.
What are you going to do about it?
>>67184195
he's going to be young solo.
>>67184195
It's a prequel dumbass
>>67184166
>Casting anyone involved in the biggest box office disaster since James Holme shot up the Aurora theater
BRAVO DISNEY
Why should even begin to care?
>>67184166
>a very big actor
>He recounts a direct message he—a twenty-eight-year-old actor still trying to find his place in his profession—sent to five-time NBA champion Kobe Bryant through Twitter: Kobe, watched your Showtime documentary. Really related to what you're talking about and striving for greatness and how it can oftentimes be an isolated journey, and how relationships can be a weakness in a way, if you're really kind of going after it.
"I used to get this milk tea in college at the Asian market M2M when I was high," he says, as if you're supposed to know what milk tea is. "It was five bucks. Me and my buddies prided ourselves. We were like, 'Nobody smokes this much pot. I guarantee you can ask anyone in this dorm, man...we smoke a lot.' I didn't do a single play when I was in college, because all I wanted to do was smoke pot.
>He was supposed to play the lead in the Whiplash follow-up, La La Land. He says director Damien Chazelle offered him the part when they were filming Whiplash, way before it became an Oscar-winning hit. Teller gets a little nervous telling the story, tearing his dinner roll to shreds and claiming he doesn't know what happened before deciding, whatever, "These are just facts." He explains that he almost passed up the chance to be in Arms and the Dudes because it would have conflicted with La La Land. "And I got a call from my agent, saying, 'Hey, I just got a call from Lionsgate. Damien told them that he no longer thinks you're creatively right for the project. He's moving on without you.'" So he sent him a text: What the fuck, bro?
>>67184166
>I had never even seen any of the original Star Wars movies
>29
>living in a 1st world country
How is this even possible?
>>67184297
>He has clearly spent a lot of time thinking about the careers of other actors. He goes into an animated rant about Leo and Bradley and Jake Gyllenhaal and Vince Vaughn, and how it's almost impossible to win an Academy Award as a man under thirty, and Tom Hanks, and Ryan Gosling, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Jeff Bridges, Dustin Hoffman. "But if I'm really homing in on the dramatic performance right now, it's probably Christian Bale or it's Joaq."
>Oh, for fuck's sake. Joaq?
>He says he wants to contribute to the body of great acting in the world, to the...shit, he can't find the term—cache? catalog? canon? Whatever, you know what he means. He thinks he has something to offer.
http://www.esquire.com/entertainment/movies/interviews/a36894/miles-teller-interview-0915/
why is he doing the blue steel
>“Before our first kissing scene, Shailene took these Chinese dirt supplements and shoved them in her mouth,” he told Variety. “It’s like a dirt pouch, and it smells like crap.
>“She always has a mason jar and 100% of the time it smells like crap.”
Top kek he sounds like a cool guy.
>>67184166
>I just love Harrison Ford.
>I love his brand.
Fuuuuck
>>67184195
fuck off
>Now i'm not saying i'm Brando, I hear he's supposed to be the best. But Pacino, DeNiro, yeah I can see myself in their league. The Fockers movies arent that good, and Pacino's in like Sandler movies now.
>>67184303
Probably been working on his career or something gay like that
>love his brand
in other words, everything has to be a meme to appeal to the audience nowadays
kill me
>I love his brand
>>67184316
I mean, the kid seems like a cunt, but man this journalist got triggered hard
That duck face tho.
>actor admits he was largely unfamiliar with the source material rather than patronize and lie to you about how he's been a huge SW fan all his life
>/tv/ gets mad and hates him for it rather than basing their opinions on his level of talent
You cucks are never satisfied with anything, huh?
>>67184478
This! I find his honesty refreshing, and I love his brand.
>>67184166
Chewie say that again!
>>67184478
I love the brand too. I'm gonna support him.
>>67184166
Based Miles. Manchildren BTFO yet again.
>>67184303
He was busy losing his virginity.
>>67184166
>I had never even seen any of the original Star Wars movies until maybe a month or a couple weeks before my first audition because
miles making me like him again
>>67184166
Did people not like him in Whiplash?
>>67184617
His performance was good, but I appreciated his brand the most.
>>67184478
lmao in all honestly wish he got cast just to shit on Star Cucks fans
>>67184316
>and how it's almost impossible to win an Academy Award as a man under thirty
Isn't Eddie Redmayne like 23?
>>67184340
Haha what the hell, source?
>>67184166
>Harrison Ford is a very big actor, when you see the facial expressions and the things he does he goes big, but he’s just always the coolest guy in the room and he’s got all of those great qualities.
I can't believe this is real. Jesus Christ.
>>67184829
He is a brave transexual though.
>>67184166
wow, he could pull off a young Elvis
>>67184983
this is the millenial mindset now
everything is about appearance, self-deceving style rather than substance
>>67184870
http://variety.com/2013/film/news/shailene-woodley-spectacular-now-1200570346/
Apparently she's into natural supplements or something.
>>67184340
>>67184166
Harrison Ford was probably in TFA to make money, but I'm worried about this guy, since he seems to just want to imitate the guy's actions and callbacks.
It seems like he's in it just for recognition, instead of out of willingness to play the role.
>>67185011
>>67184829
Eddie Redmayne is 34. He was 33 when he won an Oscar
>>67185196
Dude looks about 16
>that faggot build
>>67185073
Not 'probably', he was in it just to make money, Ford doesn't give a shit about that space fag movie.
>>67184467
She just didn't/doesn't care about humoring him. I can respect that in this case.
>>67184166
>duckface in official photo
>never seen Star Wars
>he's a big guy
when will the nightmare end
>>67184596
With MBJ?
>>67184596
I don't know if you're memeing or not, but literally everyone has seen Star Wars.
![alicia-vikander[1].png_w=600.png](https://i.imgur.com/APnwTp3.png "alicia-vikander[1].png_w=600.png")
>>67185196
>getting your shit pushed in by an actress 7 years younger than you
Alicia is cute! Cute!!
>>67185521
I haven't
>>67185196
>tfw no permatwink bf
>>67185656
I know a Turkish guy who hasn't too. Are you a Turk?
>>67185519
Say that again
Why does it matter how much of a Han Solo fan he is to play the part?
>>67185521
I've only seen TFA and Revenge of the Sheev
Anyone have that interview of him being a real douche and chewing with his mouth open?
keep this fucking ugly faggot away from everythimg except normie college party shit
>>67185415
I'm not referring to the interview itself, but the editorializing around it. It's a total smear job. Funny, but kind of unprofessional
>>67184297
>>67184316
What a fucking car crash
>>67185858
>>67185656
What the fuck is wrong with you
>>67184303
i havent either
>>67184316
lmao
>>67186206
>films
>>67186145
I was born in 1996
>>67184316
>and how it's almost impossible to win an Academy Award as a man under thirty
He's right. The Academy favors older actors and younger actresses.
>>67184166
He looks nothing like a young Han Solo. More like a Rachel Maddow. There's no way Disney execs would pick his purely punchable face.
>>67186276
So? I wasn't born in 1977 and I've still seen Star Wars.
