Many actors don't want to see the earlier versions of films so as not to copy other actors. They add their own perspective to the character, while remaining true to the film. Since five years have passed in the story, one should expect development.
Yes, I noticed the same. That made me think if he really enjoyed doing the film or being in a Hollywood big production. Some films are good for visibility I guess. He seems more interested in indie films.
Why can every British actor sound American down to the bone? Like how do they do it? I don't understand!!! TEACH ME YOUR WAYS!!! (Im talking about The Darkest Minds btw)
American media has been exposed to us (the UK) from young with Hollywood and Disney etc so maybe it’s easier when you’ve heard so many of the accents (NY/Southern/Californian) from childhood! Plus they get top notch voice training haha
you can tell he is so shy by nature and when he act's he seems more free.
Many actors don't want to see the earlier versions of films so as not to copy other actors. They add their own perspective to the character, while remaining true to the film. Since five years have passed in the story, one should expect development.
Is my favorite actor
What’s ur fav role
He’s 6 4 oui
I’m a fan of his for years and he looks SO unhappy in every interview for this film...
Yes, I noticed the same. That made me think if he really enjoyed doing the film or being in a Hollywood big production. Some films are good for visibility I guess. He seems more interested in indie films.
"not in a million years" lol
Gurjin as prince Philip in Maleficent: Dark crystal 😂
Why can every British actor sound American down to the bone? Like how do they do it? I don't understand!!! TEACH ME YOUR WAYS!!!
(Im talking about The Darkest Minds btw)
American media has been exposed to us (the UK) from young with Hollywood and Disney etc so maybe it’s easier when you’ve heard so many of the accents (NY/Southern/Californian) from childhood! Plus they get top notch voice training haha
Bold Gurjin!
Such a hunk 😊