That was such a good interview! The interviewer asked relevant and well-thought out questions and the whole vibe in general was calm/ easy to understand!
Being someone who''s been in a really abusive relationship, lots of brainwash... That scene in the show where he cries after hearing the words... It broke me so much. Being told that you're free after something like that is an intense moment. Thank you for playing that scene with so much respect.
@@AngelaShortt I’m 15 And I’ve already been thru that stuff I’ve been going thru it since I was younger with this one guy that I liked as a kid and from 11-14 he manipulated me made me feel worthless and depressed and a lot of other things and he’s the reason I’m afraid of relationships and when I’m in one I can’t stay long term
@@cuticlemuncher It's so heartbreaking that you went through all that at such a young age. The PTSD and fear that happens afterwards is too much for adults. I hope and pray that you can get therapy and heal from this.
I'm recovering from anorexia nervosa. This week, my doctor asked me to find three TV or book characters that struggle but try to take care of themselves. First character that came to mind is Bucky from the show. I didn't really like the first four episodes and almost didn't watch the fifth. I did. And in that episode Sam said, "If you want to feel better, you gotta do the work." But it was in the season finale, the sixth episode, that the message really sank in. Because that ending, Sam is getting better with his sister, his sister getting more connected with the community, and the community coming to help the Wilson's family, and then Bucky, Bucky actually getting better, it makes people believe that perhaps people do get better. Recovery is not linear, so he might still struggle, but he'll know what recovery feels like. And I really believed Sam. It's a bit silly because it is literally a Disney show. But perhaps that's why people like Disney shows. It brings hope.
@@topincherpi8307 Thank you! (Wow that was only nine months ago?!! It felt a life time away. How time flies.) I graduated uni, found a job as a high school chemistry substitute teacher, managed to somewhat keep my athletic career (though I won't be able to attend competitions in a very long time to come, but I have my goals). I got a lot better. And then, well, life happens, so I'm facing some new road bumps as of right now, but I'll figure it out :)
I don't know why UA-cam deleted my comment. Here's an update. I graduated from uni, became a high school substitute teacher, and maybe going back to my athletic career later. I got a lot better. Then life happens, so it's a difficult time again, but I'll figure it out.
@@Flora-vo9ds that's so wonderful to hear!! i hope things are still going well for u! healing is definitely not linear but ultimetely it's so worth it. and it's not silly at all to find comfort and relatibility in shows or movies whether its disney or not because that's what they were made for!! anyways im wishing u well and hope many more achievements come ur way
@virkspider Thank you! Things are still going well. I'm in a phD program now, getting busy with research and teaching. I'm studying biophysics, focusing on bio-optics (that is to a fancy way to say I study the physics of eyeballs), and I'd say I'm working on some quite fascinating stuff haha. There are still bad days, days in which I almost sleep through the entire day, with one weird dream after another, almost like I have a fever, but I don't. (Perhaps you see why I found this character relatable haha.) It usually happens after a good day, so I take it as my brain trying to learn from the good day, through sleep and dreams. And depression is sneaky. It tries to convince me I'm falling deeper into it immediately after a very good day. I will not listen to its tricks. I had a good day yesterday, then my brain asked for a slow day for healing, granted, now it's time for a new good day. :)
3:47 - 5:06 LoL the way he talked about it felt so relatable in many ways as opposed to be overtly philosophical or diplomatic. Especially the calender part. I like how real he is.
An extremely well done interview. The interviewer asked questions that I’ve personally wanted answers to. They also asked it so well that I couldn’t have phrased it better myself.
Trauma, panic attacks and anxiety are part of having ptsd. Just when you think you have a handle on things, something happens and you don’t 😢 It’s challenging to overcome. Sebastian helped bring that out with the Bucky character. I’m glad it was addressed in the series. Sebastian’s voice helps me to focus more and calms me down. Thank you🥰🤗
Loved Stan’s acting in Civil War and The Winter Soldier. Even though he didn’t have a lot of lines or anything, his face said it all. The deadness in his eyes. Bucky trying to break through the brainwashing and him struggling with it. (Like him fighting Steve in Captain America the Winter Soldier and then him reacting to zemo saying the trigger words). But his acting in The Falcon and the Winter Soldier in Wakanda just blew me away. It’s also not common we get to see a male character truly be emotional and break down like that. It felt so real. Huge props to Sebastian. But also, screw the therapist in the show. She didn’t deserve to be thanked by Stan at all. She’s the opposite of a helpful therapist. Therapists are supposed to be compassionate and patient and understanding. Not passive aggressive and borderline rude. And I’m also so upset that the scene with Bucky confessing to Yori was cut so short. I wanted to see that unfold. And then the show trying to criminalize John Walker to make the flagsmashers seem better by comparison. He wasn’t a good cap sure, but he wasn’t evil. And not even given a chance. People hate him for killing a flagsmasher (a terrorist) for killing his best friend, but then don’t hate Tony for trying to murder Bucky who didn’t have a choice or any control. The wakandan Dora literally come looking for zemo but then try to Murder lemar and John? Lmao like what? What did they do at that point besides being kinda arrogant and jerky??? At least he was trying. But no. The show acts like the TERRORIST GROUP of the flag smashers are better by comparison. The show pushed an agenda so hard but couldn’t truly own up to it. Could’ve made John an actually bad dude and made the flagsmashers more of vigilantes or Robin Hood like figures, but no. They were terrorists who bombed innocent people and had a very poorly thought out plan.
I have some thing to say about your last para. My god you said exactly what's in my mind. One of things I liked about CA films is the villains. Red Skull, Zola, Hydra, Zemo... They were all well developed. That's what was lacking in TFATWS. Karli is another sad example of a badly written female villain. Making flagsmashers vigilanted would have been a better idea, especially as people with such an importance social justice background. About evil John Lemar. I mean I don't know if I wanted him to be evil but I wonder how they'll treat him in future films. Also in that therapist's defense, she was purposefully being aggressive towards him because she thought that's what he needed. Which wasn't true, Bucky needed someone more compassionate.
Libby, this is my favorite interview with Sebastian EVER! I'm so glad I stumbled into it. Thank you for asking him about "the scene" in episode 4 of FATWS. I had no idea that scene was coming. I definitely wasn't ready for it. Not going to lie...I had to pause for a minute and process. So good! Thanks again for a great interview. Now I'm going to go find that Kings show!
@@lebby7008Well nobody could prove anything against him till now, apart from the fact that all the people trolling him are toxic fangirls who have a lot of time and energy to waste, like they're literally running hate pages.
@sam and bucky are married he hasn't moved a single finger in her defense 🤡 y'all love to tell that lie. What he said here, he did it for himself not for no one else. It was recorded the weekend that "ripsebastianstan" trended 🤡 he is right in saying what he said. get over it
Libby Hill... Luv, this was a stellar interview. Sebastian sounded like he was tired, but I don't remember hearing an interview with him where he's been THIS candid and relaxed...and CHATTY. Lol! As I said, he sounded absolutely beat, but he was answering your questions thoroughly and with so much thoughtfulness & honesty. This was a treat! BRAVO! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
as one of the many people who has looked to bucky's story while dealing with my own trauma, i really enjoyed listening to sebastian talk about that in a setting where he has enough time to actually think and get into it. and like others have said, love the way this was paced!
He was in the midst of filming Pam & Tommy, and a little bit of the affectation he took on for Tommy Lee is present in his voice here. I can here the lazy "L.A. dude" quality slipping through.
@@AlphaEarth My memory about the various movie awards shows isn't very good, but I don't like the fact that people think one actor should've been nominated or won instead the person who did. Acting isn't easy, and the only reason why I know that is because I had to a play in middle school, and I was miserable. Any dreams I had about the profession disappeared. It's easy to judge people when you're removed from their particular circumstances. And I believe that acting as a profession is a lot more complicated than most people think it is.
I just noticed that Sebastian is amazing at playing a man next to a big woman, great in relationships stuff. Good interview, I like him going deeper in topics.
“Very ‘first season of (the show) Handmaid’e Tale’, I’m sure.” Is what she said, referencing how the first season of The Handmaid’s Tale coincided with the political rise of Donald Trump and anti-choice politics. He just kind of said, yeah yeah, this show felt politically relevant to real world stuff too.
@@saifmahmudishtiakshushaan462 he just seems tired plus he gets very shy and introverted at times and gets the most energetic when Anthony is there he’s even described it as a separation anxiety almost. So that may be part of it but he’s doing press for one project while filming another still in the pandemic he’s tired lol
I hope for no Bucky in cap4. I’m so sick of him being sidelined and nerf a lot in his own show. And with marvel/disney woke agenda recently, it’s suck.
Oh dear, another sad individual throwing their toys out of the pram. Besides, is it possible to have a Cap movie without Bucky? But having an African American play Cap would upset you too, so perhaps you should give that movie a miss, in case you get mistaken for a human being.
Well, Cap 4 is unthinkable without Bucky now. And he still can fight fiercely, watch the bar fight scene in the 3rd episode. He held back throughout the show and that added a lot of depth to his character development, expect him to fight more fiercely in the upcoming appearances. And if you think acknowledging racism is "woke agenda" instead of being a decent person, you're part of the problem. You don't seem to get what Cap's shield truly stands for.
That was such a good interview! The interviewer asked relevant and well-thought out questions and the whole vibe in general was calm/ easy to understand!
Both so calm... the interview feels so natural, I really enjoyed and such interesting topics!
this was filmed the same day that the variety interview and he definitely looked more relaxed here. his solo interviews are really good
Being someone who''s been in a really abusive relationship, lots of brainwash... That scene in the show where he cries after hearing the words... It broke me so much. Being told that you're free after something like that is an intense moment. Thank you for playing that scene with so much respect.
I'm so sorry about what you had to go through. Stay strong and keep going. Hugs.
♥♥♥♥
I was there once; six years of hell. Filing for divorce was one of the best decisions I've ever made.
@@AngelaShortt I’m 15 And I’ve already been thru that stuff I’ve been going thru it since I was younger with this one guy that I liked as a kid and from 11-14 he manipulated me made me feel worthless and depressed and a lot of other things and he’s the reason I’m afraid of relationships and when I’m in one I can’t stay long term
@@cuticlemuncher It's so heartbreaking that you went through all that at such a young age. The PTSD and fear that happens afterwards is too much for adults. I hope and pray that you can get therapy and heal from this.
I'm recovering from anorexia nervosa. This week, my doctor asked me to find three TV or book characters that struggle but try to take care of themselves. First character that came to mind is Bucky from the show. I didn't really like the first four episodes and almost didn't watch the fifth. I did. And in that episode Sam said, "If you want to feel better, you gotta do the work." But it was in the season finale, the sixth episode, that the message really sank in. Because that ending, Sam is getting better with his sister, his sister getting more connected with the community, and the community coming to help the Wilson's family, and then Bucky, Bucky actually getting better, it makes people believe that perhaps people do get better. Recovery is not linear, so he might still struggle, but he'll know what recovery feels like. And I really believed Sam. It's a bit silly because it is literally a Disney show. But perhaps that's why people like Disney shows. It brings hope.
And why am I writing this in a random UA-cam comment, I do not know.
@@topincherpi8307 Thank you! (Wow that was only nine months ago?!! It felt a life time away. How time flies.) I graduated uni, found a job as a high school chemistry substitute teacher, managed to somewhat keep my athletic career (though I won't be able to attend competitions in a very long time to come, but I have my goals). I got a lot better. And then, well, life happens, so I'm facing some new road bumps as of right now, but I'll figure it out :)
I don't know why UA-cam deleted my comment. Here's an update. I graduated from uni, became a high school substitute teacher, and maybe going back to my athletic career later. I got a lot better. Then life happens, so it's a difficult time again, but I'll figure it out.
@@Flora-vo9ds that's so wonderful to hear!! i hope things are still going well for u! healing is definitely not linear but ultimetely it's so worth it. and it's not silly at all to find comfort and relatibility in shows or movies whether its disney or not because that's what they were made for!! anyways im wishing u well and hope many more achievements come ur way
@virkspider Thank you! Things are still going well. I'm in a phD program now, getting busy with research and teaching. I'm studying biophysics, focusing on bio-optics (that is to a fancy way to say I study the physics of eyeballs), and I'd say I'm working on some quite fascinating stuff haha.
There are still bad days, days in which I almost sleep through the entire day, with one weird dream after another, almost like I have a fever, but I don't. (Perhaps you see why I found this character relatable haha.) It usually happens after a good day, so I take it as my brain trying to learn from the good day, through sleep and dreams. And depression is sneaky. It tries to convince me I'm falling deeper into it immediately after a very good day. I will not listen to its tricks. I had a good day yesterday, then my brain asked for a slow day for healing, granted, now it's time for a new good day.
:)
Note to self: ask him about Kings so his face lights up.
Aw
Lol I was gonna say I bet now his fans annoy him abt kings even if they don't know what it is bc they heard this lmao
Actually kings is my all time favourite show too bad they cancelled it 😢
Awww
3:47 - 5:06
LoL the way he talked about it felt so relatable in many ways as opposed to be overtly philosophical or diplomatic. Especially the calender part. I like how real he is.
An extremely well done interview. The interviewer asked questions that I’ve personally wanted answers to. They also asked it so well that I couldn’t have phrased it better myself.
Trauma, panic attacks and anxiety are part of having ptsd. Just when you think you have a handle on things, something happens and you don’t 😢
It’s challenging to overcome.
Sebastian helped bring that out with the Bucky character. I’m glad it was addressed in the series.
Sebastian’s voice helps me to focus more and calms me down. Thank you🥰🤗
Loved Stan’s acting in Civil War and The Winter Soldier. Even though he didn’t have a lot of lines or anything, his face said it all. The deadness in his eyes. Bucky trying to break through the brainwashing and him struggling with it. (Like him fighting Steve in Captain America the Winter Soldier and then him reacting to zemo saying the trigger words). But his acting in The Falcon and the Winter Soldier in Wakanda just blew me away. It’s also not common we get to see a male character truly be emotional and break down like that. It felt so real. Huge props to Sebastian.
But also, screw the therapist in the show. She didn’t deserve to be thanked by Stan at all. She’s the opposite of a helpful therapist. Therapists are supposed to be compassionate and patient and understanding. Not passive aggressive and borderline rude.
And I’m also so upset that the scene with Bucky confessing to Yori was cut so short. I wanted to see that unfold.
And then the show trying to criminalize John Walker to make the flagsmashers seem better by comparison. He wasn’t a good cap sure, but he wasn’t evil. And not even given a chance. People hate him for killing a flagsmasher (a terrorist) for killing his best friend, but then don’t hate Tony for trying to murder Bucky who didn’t have a choice or any control. The wakandan Dora literally come looking for zemo but then try to Murder lemar and John? Lmao like what? What did they do at that point besides being kinda arrogant and jerky??? At least he was trying. But no. The show acts like the TERRORIST GROUP of the flag smashers are better by comparison. The show pushed an agenda so hard but couldn’t truly own up to it. Could’ve made John an actually bad dude and made the flagsmashers more of vigilantes or Robin Hood like figures, but no. They were terrorists who bombed innocent people and had a very poorly thought out plan.
I have some thing to say about your last para. My god you said exactly what's in my mind.
One of things I liked about CA films is the villains. Red Skull, Zola, Hydra, Zemo... They were all well developed.
That's what was lacking in TFATWS. Karli is another sad example of a badly written female villain. Making flagsmashers vigilanted would have been a better idea, especially as people with such an importance social justice background. About evil John Lemar. I mean I don't know if I wanted him to be evil but I wonder how they'll treat him in future films.
Also in that therapist's defense, she was purposefully being aggressive towards him because she thought that's what he needed. Which wasn't true, Bucky needed someone more compassionate.
He deserves all the love and happiness in the world.
Libby, this is my favorite interview with Sebastian EVER! I'm so glad I stumbled into it. Thank you for asking him about "the scene" in episode 4 of FATWS. I had no idea that scene was coming. I definitely wasn't ready for it. Not going to lie...I had to pause for a minute and process. So good! Thanks again for a great interview. Now I'm going to go find that Kings show!
Look at him shading the cancel culture clowns in the end, you go get 'em dude!
"If you have something to say, go out there and f**ing prove it."
*mic drop*
@@karthu1993 until someone proves it lol
@@lebby7008Well nobody could prove anything against him till now, apart from the fact that all the people trolling him are toxic fangirls who have a lot of time and energy to waste, like they're literally running hate pages.
People were trying to cancel him? Really? He's like the quietest one, isn't he?
@sam and bucky are married he hasn't moved a single finger in her defense 🤡 y'all love to tell that lie. What he said here, he did it for himself not for no one else. It was recorded the weekend that "ripsebastianstan" trended 🤡 he is right in saying what he said. get over it
Very interesting interview, enjoyed that very much.
Libby Hill... Luv, this was a stellar interview. Sebastian sounded like he was tired, but I don't remember hearing an interview with him where he's been THIS candid and relaxed...and CHATTY. Lol! As I said, he sounded absolutely beat, but he was answering your questions thoroughly and with so much thoughtfulness & honesty.
This was a treat! BRAVO! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
as one of the many people who has looked to bucky's story while dealing with my own trauma, i really enjoyed listening to sebastian talk about that in a setting where he has enough time to actually think and get into it. and like others have said, love the way this was paced!
Really great interview! I really like the scene Ayo helped Bucky getting rid of the programming. Watched that part several times.
I know it’s for that Tommy Lee tv series but god damn that landing strip of a goatee is... jarring lmao
yes it kinda is. But he kinda rocks it. Maybe it’s bc the rock look is hot to me bc I’m emo as shit so.
His hair being all over the place is a portrayal of my tiny heart watching him 😂😂😂
Such a good interview
Such a good interview!!!
Is it just me or did anyone else cry when watching the scene in wakanda with Bucky
mee
i love this interviewer shes so sweet omg ♥
I love the way he says Thanos.
15:08 _Kings_ discussion
sebastian i am free to hang out all day every day
3:39 ITS JESUS BUCKY!
I understand that was supposed to be an emotional scene but... IT'S JESUS BUCKY!
He was in the midst of filming Pam & Tommy, and a little bit of the affectation he took on for Tommy Lee is present in his voice here. I can here the lazy "L.A. dude" quality slipping through.
Sebastian’s messy hair strikes again
The way Anothy Mackie got nominated for best actor but Sebastian Stan was not nominated didn't sit right with me.
Nominated for what?
@@TheFlowMind HCA
Mackie wasn't nominated for Hurt Locker at the Oscars, but Jeremy Renner was. That said, are nominations still relevant these days?
@@AlphaEarth My memory about the various movie awards shows isn't very good, but I don't like the fact that people think one actor should've been nominated or won instead the person who did. Acting isn't easy, and the only reason why I know that is because I had to a play in middle school, and I was miserable. Any dreams I had about the profession disappeared. It's easy to judge people when you're removed from their particular circumstances. And I believe that acting as a profession is a lot more complicated than most people think it is.
@@AlphaEarth I agree with you, by the way.
I just noticed that Sebastian is amazing at playing a man next to a big woman, great in relationships stuff. Good interview, I like him going deeper in topics.
Asking about KINGS was genius!!!!!
good interview!
Spiderman plays 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
What did the interviewer say at 3:04? And Sebastian's words afterwards? I just feel like it's much more ---
Sorry for my poor English
“Very ‘first season of (the show) Handmaid’e Tale’, I’m sure.”
Is what she said, referencing how the first season of The Handmaid’s Tale coincided with the political rise of Donald Trump and anti-choice politics.
He just kind of said, yeah yeah, this show felt politically relevant to real world stuff too.
Sebastian Stan should be banned from looking gorgeous 😭I’m dead yo
👑🇺🇲 Winter Soldier 🇺🇲👑
Is it just me or does he seem kinda upset in this interview?
I think he looks like he had long hard day of work and really needing some sleep.
@@saifmahmudishtiakshushaan462 he just seems tired plus he gets very shy and introverted at times and gets the most energetic when Anthony is there he’s even described it as a separation anxiety almost. So that may be part of it but he’s doing press for one project while filming another still in the pandemic he’s tired lol
@@jamirasingss6518 Yeah ik. That too.
I love brien I wants his House lol
2 old guys lol
He looks konda weitd here......wait nvm
Mk ultra 👍
I hope for no Bucky in cap4. I’m so sick of him being sidelined and nerf a lot in his own show. And with marvel/disney woke agenda recently, it’s suck.
Oh dear, another sad individual throwing their toys out of the pram. Besides, is it possible to have a Cap movie without Bucky? But having an African American play Cap would upset you too, so perhaps you should give that movie a miss, in case you get mistaken for a human being.
@@AlphaEarth Mackie as captian america is such a mistake. At least someone like Michael b jordan is way more better.
@@justice2226 just say ur racist
bro acknowledging racism isn’t being woke it’s being a decent person
Well, Cap 4 is unthinkable without Bucky now. And he still can fight fiercely, watch the bar fight scene in the 3rd episode. He held back throughout the show and that added a lot of depth to his character development, expect him to fight more fiercely in the upcoming appearances. And if you think acknowledging racism is "woke agenda" instead of being a decent person, you're part of the problem. You don't seem to get what Cap's shield truly stands for.
You spelt vanilla ice wrong. Seriously what the fuck is that beard
It’s the look he had for filming Pam and Tommy