GUS FRING Gets Therapy with GIANCARLO ESPOSITO
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- Опубліковано 28 бер 2024
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How does an actor get into the psychology of their character?
Licensed therapist Jonathan Decker and filmmaker Alan Seawright are joined by special guest, Giancarlo Esposito, to talk acting and psychology in this Psychology of an Actor series. Giancarlo shares his approach to acting and what he does in each role to learn something about himself. Together they look at some of his iconic characters: Buggin Out in Do the Right Thing, Gustavo Fring in Breaking Bad, Moff Gideon in The Mandalorian, and Stan Edgar in The Boys. And they talk about Giancarlo’s latest role in Parish, which debuts on March 31st on AMC!
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you got GIANCARLO ESPOSITO????
These are the types of interviews you actually want to hear actors have.
Are you kidding me?!?!
Giancarlo Esposito is easily my favorite among all the celebrity guest stars you've had. Hearing him speak joyfully about acting and seeing his laid-back personality compared to the cold, analytical figures he plays shows his talent.
Giancarlo is one of my favorite actors; He's so versatile and consistent, too. His role as 'Gus Fring' still shakes me to this very day.
Yes, I love that you were able to get Giancarlo Esposito on your show. I appreciate that many of his characters never really lose their temper or raise their voices, but are almost eerily calm. A testament to his amazing acting talent.
"You are not a God, you are simply a bad product" ... I love The Boys, I watch the show, and that line was EVERYTHING, and Giancarlo Esposito can destroy me with words at any given time, the guy has delivered some of the best lines in cinema and TV!!!! Much love and respect for his life, for being so open about it in this video, and also for his work that has become legendary!!!! 💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛
Nice try fellas. You ain’t gonna fool me. That’s definitely gustavo fring and he’s holding you at gun point or rather at box cutter knife point 😉
BREAKING BAD FANS ASSEMBLE!!!!
I love Giancarlo! ❤ Even before Breaking Bad I remember watching him in The Usual Suspects. Great actor.
"To me, acting is like playing. It's being a kid again."
Holy crap. Giancarlo Esposito. Now THAT’S a get.
Holy fuck... When he says "Bring me the child"
I've been watching you guys since when there was only five videos in the channel, seeing Giancarlo collab made me realise how far Cinema Therapy has gotten. I'm super proud of you guys and this community, thank you Alan and Jono for bringing us these amazing videos!
He looks like he had a good time! I HOPE YOU HAVE MORE INTERVIEWS LIKE THIS, THIS IS CRAZYY!!!
Giancarlo is one of the greats in the hall of fame of “actors who are insanely nice and chill dudes IRL and only get villain roles for how well they absolutely have fun with the role”
Everyone was (rightfully) praising the writers throughout this episode, but Giancarlo's monologues here showed how much of his own gravitas that he brings to his roles. It felt like we were watching Giancarlo play "Giancarlo as written by...". Just such a great voice and talent.
Ugh you guys do great interviews, I want to see this show blow up like Hot Ones just so you get more great artists and people important in the therapy world on. Another excellent excellent episode
That scene from Breaking Bad when Gus said something around the lines of "the goal for a man is to provide for their family" hits so much harder now