If he doesn't tell someone to let him tell them something at least once in the whole movie im gonna throw my snacks everywhere and harass the ticket guy
There's a story he tells about getting in to acting because he meant to take a movement class to help with his sporting career and showed up at the wrong classroom. Which you know it's bullshit. Just admit you wanted to pretend to be other people for a living and that you couldn't admit it to your jock mates because they thought acting was too fruity. Coward. That's why he has to be hyper masculine in fucking everything.
Way to many tough guy actors have the story of: oh I just stumbled ass backwards into acting school on my way to Introductary Bench-Pressing and Lady-Fucking.
You know what though? Vin Diesel may be a weird freak, but the guy readily admits to only playing a fuck load of D&D and always wanted to be an actor. Guy knows who he is and honestly I can kind of respect it.
Plus he's Riddick, which is my dad's favourite series of movies.
I also saw a Jacob elordi interview where he talked about having to do nrl in Australia, but hated it and wanted to be an actor but football was expected because he's from Queensland and like 6' 5"
Oh man absolutely! I'm certain that was the story Harrison Ford had. "Oh I was just a floating carpenter minding my own business. The acting staff needed someone so obviously they did the absolute only thing they could, asked the dummy in the tool belt and fuck me ! He can act?!" Ok Pal, sure.
Ford specifically wanted to be an actor, but was a carpenter because he wasnt getting any big roles. He was only going to do carpentry until he hit it big acting.
I know this entire sub is just shit posting, but Jesus dude, chill out lol. If he really was that "cowardly" about being in a acting class what does he gain by saying g he went accidentally and then opening staying there anyways?
Idk I was unfortunately on break when he ordered. When my coworkers told me what he ordered i laughed in such an obnoxious way that he and his wife looked at me weird from across the room.
It’s why I have a lot of respect for Nick Offerman
Plays some of the most macho guys, is a bit older so very much did grow up with the macho stuff around, and could easily put it on but is just happy to be himself and admit to just enjoying it
Didn’t he got to theatre school in Russia or something? I feel like that was performative, as in going to theatre school somewhere tough, but also far away so there’s no chance of anyone he knows seeing him doing any of the classes or in any performances
funny story, I went to rent the movie "we bought a zoo" from my local movie rental place like 12 years ago and instead got the documentary "Zoo". I was told it was basically the same thing. very different movies.
I think the bigger challenge was that he was partially inside a horse while in frigid water. I thought people were saying this movie wasn't historically accurate? Sounds pretty Greek to me.
I do love how we as a society have allowed this guy to cosplay as a blue collar tough guy for so long that we’ve forgotten that he’s just a private school pansy like all the rest of them
The Trojans mistook it for a gift, thinking that their enemies had surrendered. So they probably thought it was a real horse and tried to get it to drink, but why would they feed it sea water??
It's even cringier when you know he grew up pampered with his wealthy family yet he wants to parade as a tough guy from the streets. That clip of him on Joe Rogan's podcast that went around a few months ago where he talks about almost killing someone over a dog is one of the cringiest fake tough guy dudebro shit you'll ever see.
They can be very loving dogs and I have had puppies play with my friends pitts and the pits would let the puppies bite them and nip without ever even growing, BUT you can’t ignore their physiology, unlike a lab, all those muscles in their neck and jaws turn a bite into a very serious situation
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u/3rdPoliceman 21h ago
Now let me tell you something: you ain't breaking me"