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Post by politicidal on Oct 21, 2021 18:01:47 GMT
He explained he "had not learned yet how to bring [himself] to those movies." He says that big-budget special effects films are more focused on technical craft and "it is a skill to be able to eke out your artistry in that setting. Look at Javier Bardem in Skyfall." Here's the full quote below:
I’m not saying I don’t like those big movies. I’m saying I had not learned yet how to bring myself to those movies. Those films teach you stamina, technical craft, and it is a skill to be able to eke out your artistry in that setting. Look at Javier Bardem in Skyfall. I just hadn’t developed the skill set at that point to do the technical thing and the emotional thing.
The idea of making masks and wearing masks is something that came very naturally to me, as someone who grew up code-switching between different cultural environments and class environments. Shape-shifting to fit into other molds. Acting became an extension of that, and more recently what I’ve thought about it is taking masks off. Of course, if you believe on some deep internal level that you aren’t the right type — the right color, shape, size, accent — then you will start instinctively wearing masks. So it’s been a shift in self-perception for me to say, ‘You know what? I am enough. We are all enough.
I mean it's his decision. You do you, man.
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