Interview Ross Lynch (My Friend Dahmer)

Interview de Ross Lynch, l'interprète du serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer dans le film My Friend Dahmer www.e-cinema.c...
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[@helmutrosendal]

he nailed the role ross is a very underrated actor

[@jankriz5544]

He nailed role of Austin also

[@jaydenmcbride7400]

Yes he did a very good job

[@abbysanthanam8746]

I love ur pfp

[@karorevera4975]

I think it was easy, because did not need it to show much emotions

[@mrsandman9085]

@Marcus Hackney no it’s not ...💀

[@eemmmmee]

Dahmer has probably the most interesting serial killer story I’ve ever heard

[@jslap5558]

Facts

[@InfamousCrimeLocations]

I went to most of the locations where he lived and where he did most of his killings if you want to check it out on my channel

[@ilean7499]

@Elisia_Girl you... love him?

[@thisnameisalreadytaken6376]

Yeah he and Ted Bundy are some of the most interesting cases, but Jeff more for sure, it’s odd because he is very honest, shows remorse, and even shows some shame and guilt, he also explains how it’s his and only his fault for the things he’s done, all things out of character for a psychopath or even someone with anti personality disorder, very odd, it’s hard to put a finger on him and give him a specific diagnosis, that’s why I think there should be some scale representing socio/psychopathic and anti personality disorder tendencies because it’s not as simple as “he’s this”

[@rhz1089]

Bluebird Ramen ummm.... they’re great ?

[@DEdPoolio]

This movie is sorta like a prequel to the original Movie called Dahmer. Basically Jeffery's life before he actually became the sick twisted serial killer we all know of today.

[@betharramrojas8051]

Wait, is there a second movie? Edit: I found it, with Jeremy Renner :D

[@TheN92]

Is the Jeremy renner film good?

[@hsal1996]

@@TheN92 its alright its more of an independent film But jeremy renner does do a good job playing dahmer

[@maggiewolfhard5993]

@@TheN92 actually it's better than this

[@beligoj0010]

Ohhh i wanna see more of him :(

[@hotdog_gamer13]

The really tired look on his face creeps me out now after watching the movie

[@kareenaolivera]

SAAAMMMEEE DUDE

[@charlenemoore4301]

Ikrrr

[@seb______]

Yeah he takes this really long pauses and sometimes he even looks like the blank expressions that he had in the movie My Friend Dahmer. Very scary stuff

[@jadynwagner1758]

I agree with Ross. Like there's always a loophole or some small thing that could've helped, but in the end, they still did disgusting things. The abuse and past of killers can be tragic and sad but it definitely doesn't justify their actions. It's simply an explanation, not justification.

[@Mari-il4bw]

Like I always hear on my favorite true crime podcast called morbid, we can feel bad for the kid version of a serial killer

[@xT0X1Cx]

If anything they have the only justification at least in their minds

[@sam-yx8fr]

What do you suggest they do then? Just take the abuse?

[@Soap266]

@@sam-yx8fr You can feel bad that they were abused, but abuse doesn't justify killing people

[@itzzelit3177]

Very well said. And with the new Netflix show it really humanized him in some parts. (Spoilers ahead) Especially when he was hesitant to kill Tony. You could really tell how he didn't want to do it, but the temptation was just too powerful. I definitely feel bad for the child that he was. Having divorced parents, being bullied, and having no friends must've been incredibly hard. But as you said, his past can be sad but it doesn't justify what he's done.

[@darwindark2561]

Ross’s interview after playing Dahmer: personally I had a great time and it was a great learning experience Evans interview after playing Dahmer: I am *t r a u m a t i z e d*

[@personaldove]

Well this movie did not focus on his killing spree. It was about his childhood and friendships.

[@7m4sushmitakalla65]

@@personaldove yeah

[@Apartment.213_]

​@@personaldove I agree because the monster movie explained how he started his killing spree and how he raped and did creppy stuff to his victims.

[@anonymousperson8211]

Ross was an excellent Dahmer. I am really liking Evan's performance too. Dahmer should not be glorified, but everyone should know this story. The victims were real, and this all could have been prevented.

[@abelendecody1]

All of these serial killers are all glorified now a days for profit by these streaming services

[@STRZ-xg2pq]

@@abelendecody1 on god

[@bootyjiggle5695]

Dahmer himself said even if things were different he still would’ve ended up doing what he was doing

[@personaldove]

He looks so much like Dahmer in his younger days.

[@r.s.111]

i can't the police legit brought a victim back to dahmer after he escaped 😞

[@emmab5759]

i totally agree with Ross..also, he played jeffrey so well, he's underrated

[@jacobsherman8666]

I'm glad he wasn't method for the project.

[@elianagraham6078]

What does that mean

[@jacobsherman8666]

@@elianagraham6078 Usually people who get into their characters TOO seriously they go too far and hurt themselves.

[@estrid8616]

@@elianagraham6078 method acting is basically when you stay in character even when you're not filming, to make it seem more authentic. heath ledger did that when he played the joker, which affected his mental health a ton. he eventually died from an overdose

[@estrid8616]

@Emontre waters i’m pretty sure it was an overdose

[@litlpupup]

ross: baby boy. baby. dahmer: evil

[@SpukiTheLoveKitten75]

Ross is a beautiful pixie cutiepants. I'm not into the "Teenbopper Teen Idol" scene but I make an exception with Ross. This is mainly because he's a grown man, now and starred in this really good dramatic role...which gives him some "non-teenybopper cred". Dang! He's etherial! A beautiful bishounen elf! So pretty! So sensual! So adorable! So sexy! So fit!

[@MDZS101]

He was brilliant as Dahmer. Our Disney boi needs more representation on the big screen

[@barryallen8887]

Straight up

[@dejiadeleye5697]

I have to admit when I first heard that Ross Lynch, an actor from one of my favorite Disney channel shows in middle school, was playing one of the most graphic and infamous serial killers in history, a part of me was shocked.

[@moonwalker7325]

He really got Jeff’s personality down perfectly.

[@Crash.7434]

No way u were friends with Jeff?

[@savlashea1312]

he literally read my mind bc the stuff he was saying about the movie was exactly what i was thinking about also.

[@brionnachantel5416]

sav lashea wahw

[@blornblad4381]

Ross absolutely hit it out of the park with his performance. He’s got a promising future, and I hope to see more of him in the future.

[@comradejooandbunok]

The fact that the movie was underrated shows that Ross could actually tell his actual opinion without fearing the "cancel culture". The dahmer series on netflix got so popular so no one could technically tell their REAL opinions. Both Ross and Even did an amazing job, great actors.❤

[@trinitylivingston1286]

Yeah, Dahmer was definitely sick and needed help! He had some serious issues!

[@notwerkinginthishouse8634]

yeah,but it wasn't his fault,I mean,I believe everyone can change

[@teddybundy2084]

Trinity Livingston don’t we all?

[@notwerkinginthishouse8634]

@@teddybundy2084 no one is perfect

[@teddybundy2084]

artistic persona very true

[@notwerkinginthishouse8634]

@@teddybundy2084 you just need to decide what will define you

[@aniahshere422]

Also blonde Even Peters would work to

[@notwerkinginthishouse8634]

Omg,yes,so true

[@hsudjejjejejfjdjdjdj9328]

aniahshere true, same thought

[@ElRiki77]

evan peters is a terrible actor who is only popular because he played a cringey emo kid in a show no one cares about anymore.

[@paigescarlett589]

1 Slow 5.0 your opinions are wrong, jk lol but yeah I don’t agree with you

[@paigescarlett589]

I agree but then again like Ross said it was rlly cool because no one expected a Disney star to play a serial killer ya know?

[@glenarledge1825]

How the hell do you not know who Jeffrey Dahmer is?

[@notwerkinginthishouse8634]

?

[@brionnachantel5416]

Cos he’s a fucking sheltered la idiot lol

[@andrewbean24.2]

Lets see, hes an actor, musician? Gotta practice not sit around

[@notwerkinginthishouse8634]

@@brionnachantel5416 don't be rude

[@notwerkinginthishouse8634]

@@andrewbean24.2 wow,like they would let him act without learning what to do in the movie,and without practicing...I think he is more focused on music ... and don't pretend like u know his life,ok?

[@manaclxud7453]

Ross looks more like Jeff than Evan but I respect them both playing the part.

[@justk6683]

Evan sounds like the real dahmer tho

[@SalmaRakibi]

Yeah absolutely

[@victxriarxd]

the fact that dahmer killed , not because his parents, but his twisted mind, the fascinating way he saw bones and organs of people

[@Pinkranger87]

Yeah. His taught him how to preserve bones. He did it to bond with son. I'm sure he felt really bad because something you do as fun science project type thing you think is going to bring in you and your son closer Used later to hurt people I'm sure it make him sick

[@Pinkranger87]

A serial killer is drug addict without the drugs.

[@sakhu8945]

Fascinating too look at bones?😳

[@_therealmadam.phasha]

Thank you for seeing it the way I analysed it as well

[@aaronz6252]

@Tinker Belle dont use wikipedia people can write whatever they want on there

[@zuzan_805]

Ross and Evan both nailed it

[@nagitokomaeda9845]

Like ross did so well with the role, he even got the gay walk down. I'm proud of my boy, they grow up do fast 😔✌

[@lw5820]

LMMAOO “gay walk”😂💀

[@miaa1762]

Gay walk 😭😭😭

[@angelicawolf133]

Wtf is "the gay walk"??

[@trevormacintosh1804]

@@angelicawolf133 come to Miami SISTEEEEERRRRRR!

[@New0rder08]

@@angelicawolf133 everybody knows the gay walk…

[@ItsTheGLife]

I haven't noticed Ross before but while watching this interview, there's something about him with his rawness and he seems so genuine and I take interest in that. Definitely will be keeping an eye on him

[@Anita_Backrub]

He played the part so well. Great acting.

[@21stCenturyTemplar.]

With some minor make up Ross could easily play the role of Kurt Cobain.

[@2gla_2gla63]

👏This👏needs👏to👏happen👏

[@DarkAngel-ow1ck]

OMG I WOULD WATCH THE HELL OUT OF THAT

[@ozzyosborne1426]

was thinking that actually! would be dope if he did play kurt

[@ComradeHeydi]

I just found out Kurt had a literal shit, kink.

[@sethkraven69]

@@ComradeHeydi eh?

[@boiledhardegg253]

I love watching him talk

[@Messiisthebest724]

I like how Ross looks a lot like teenager Jeffery while Evan looks like adult Jeffery

[@scarlettp6583]

This man is so beautiful

[@benderisback619]

Yes

[@longneccclarinet910]

Dahmer would've loved him!

[@jourdyn414]

Highly recommend reading the Graphic Novel, "My Friend Dahmer" it's very good as well!

[@jourdyn414]

@Ferd1PX as far as ordering the novel, yes, the movie on amazon prime I'm not sure of.

[@jourdyn414]

@Ferd1PX feel free to check out by podcast Murder Is My Sign and connect with me on twitch, Instagram and twitter all @jordydeath

[@jourdyn414]

If you have Amazon Prime I believe you can watch the movie for free, same with the graphic novel although I'd encourage you to check HPB.com because that's where I work 😉

[@wowinterestingg9761]

I need to know this. Ok. I already watched the movie. Is it worth reading the book now? I’m a bit worried.

[@jourdyn414]

@@wowinterestingg9761 I absolutely recommend reading it, especially if you're interested in learning more about Dahmer, there are a lot of great foot notes at the end.

[@DM-it1qf]

The difference with Dahmer and other serial killers is that for the most part he wasn’t sadistic towards his victims when they were alive. He apparently didn’t like the act of killing and got it over with quickly and was sadistic in a way towards their remains. He didn’t relish in evoking pain from people. Compare that to Ted Bundy for instance-he drew it out while they were alive and loved tormenting them. Maybe Dahmer could have been helped.

[@jm.3617]

He did an amazing job in this film. My Mom followed the entire trial and I didn’t know about Dahmer until high school. I’ve studied a lot about him since then and I saw this movie the other day. Ross was the perfect choice.

[@Checkmate777]

What do you think about the show

[@LaLaBlahBlahh]

I didn’t know this actor before this film but damn he is a great actor. Also seems very grounded and humble. All the best to him!

[@donniecapps6574]

He started on Disney channel I’m 19 and I grew up on a couple of his shows😂

[@camboutabag9065]

Him and Evan Peters dahmer were great. I love that they don’t try to justify his killings or blame anybody but the racist/homophobic police.

[@XanderFrederick]

Jeremy Renner(Hawkeye from Avengers) did a great job playing Dahmer in 2002 "Dahmer"

[@jae4687]

Xander Frederick yes a phenomenal job

[@kyotosghost]

yeah he did but ross looks much more like dahmer

[@jae4687]

slxtfxck yeah as younger Jeff

[@loose.gravel.]

gutrot Renner had the mannerisms down but Ross looks more like him

[@leons.kennedy3475]

He's so handsome 🖤🖤

[@sanaalmherat8500]

he played the role so well that i will remember his face every time i think of Dahmer

[@morganalexis4364]

Now it’s Evan peters

[@ejo2725]

No bullshit they actually came to my former junior high school to shoot this movie. That cafeteria and the outside bus stop and hallways were all places i used to hang out.

[@Leonie-yj5xs]

The thought of someone trying to keep himself from killing someone by enlisting on the army and drinking gives me chills

[@jolinejoline2471]

It’s because he had obsessive thoughts. Alchool slows down mental processes so the thoughts come slower. It’s the same reason people with untreated schizophrenia drink to auto medicate, it slows the voices in their head. Must be horrible

[@calmdown7299]

He was really good with it, but I kinda hoped for them to take it farther to the killing part but that would've been too much I guess.

[@jillianelise5]

I personally liked that they didn't show it, it upped the anticipation and focused on the psychology instead.

[@anberlinhymn1]

this is the first time I’ve ever watched him talk outside of disney. not only did he prove he was a great actor through the movie, but he sounds like a very intelligent person!

[@emmonybrown582]

Love watching our Disney stars grow

[@chanelly5435]

this movie actually made me cry 😭

[@jadenfillenberg1522]

Why am I so attracted to Ross Lynch in this movie

[@dirtybubbles6796]

Same

[@jillianelise5]

Because it's Ross Lynch

[@jadenfillenberg1522]

Jillian Elise LMAO you right 💀

[@selenathetabby]

So I’m not the only one who thought he looked adorable in the movie:)(:

[@soggytomales893]

Same I felt weird about it but you cant get pass the fact that hes fine even in a role like this.

[@lilliansara6768]

I had NO IDEA the movie was filmed in Jeffery Dahmer's real house...

[@pixelatedgal7448]

Did he just say he was a “fascinating character” 😂😂

[@eternalglow6483]

lmao yea kinda awkward

[@ns1208]

He even said he has empathy for dahmer..lol.

[@zeff8820]

But he was

[@_therealmadam.phasha]

Both him and the on screen dad nailed it 😢

[@thehummingbird8790]

When I was 6 years old, my mother used Jeffrey Dahmer as a nursery rhyme to scare me. He was like the boogeyman for me. I’m glad Ross played him. Ross’ portrayal is more accessible.

[@ArchiduquesaMA]

I dont know. I think the Dahmer was described as charming and magnetic, not as much as Ted Bundy thou. But in this movie he was such a wierdo and outcast when the most interesting thing about serial killers is that people don't expect them to be evil, they act normal, they are charming, they are social. And clearly Jeff in this movie was not normal and everyone knew. I would've like to see him being more manipulative with his friends and girls and not everyone's puppet. Anyway, the movie was ver refreshing and who can resist Ross? he is so handsome.

[@elijahperry9224]

Wasn’t this a story from his friend so doesn’t that mean he acted like that

[@Krystieee]

Yea I agree with yu but that is how most serial killers are they are exactly how Ross was acting but some are very manipulative

[@thelocalseawitch579]

but the story was written by Derf the friend of Dahmer so i would go with how he probably was in the movie just my opinion

[@zzzohmy]

@HarmonyLife No the charming, manipulative killer is more of a movie cliche. Everyone who knew him as a teenager has described him the way he’s portrayed in this movie. People who knew him later as an adult said he was friendly enough and didn’t seem the type to hurt anyone, but he was never described as suave or magnetic. He was considered reasonably attractive by guys in bars and clubs but he usually lured them in by offering money in exchange for photos.

[@eiki3457]

It was before everything, after Dahmer became very charming and had a lot of charisma (words of one survivor from army) his dad said that adult Jeffrey had a silver tongue.

[@portaljuice]

He literally looked EXACTLY like young Dahmer which is so unnerving

[@moonlightval13]

respect him so much for this performance

[@kaitiedaddezio4030]

I think as spectators of the film, we have to keep in mind that while there is room for an explanation - maybe even empathy, for Dahmer's mental health and difficult struggles growing up, we cannot glorify who he was. There is absolutely no room for justification in what horrific crimes he committed. Yes, I do agree that he needed help, and I understand the extreme difficulty of mental health issues, the alcoholism he went through, etc., but while some may wish these issues were better portrayed, don't let these issues overshadow what he did. It is merely explanation - not justification, and this explanation opens up conversations revolving around these topics, but keep in mind that many of the victims' families, friends, etc. have to live with the fact that he murdered their loved one. We have to remember the victims' lives ended just as we watch a film about Dahmer's life. These are just my opinions, and please let me know if I said anything that is disrespectful or insensitive to the victims.

[@bobstacks8405]

You wrote a whole essay and still missed the point..

[@_therealmadam.phasha]

@@bobstacks8405 she missed the pint but I get it

[@perlaguzman5460]

Just finished watching this film & he did an amazing job when it came to body language, communication, personality, everything! I wonder why I don’t recall this movie getting any attention I never knew about this movie.

[@searched4acoolnamedidntfind1]

Ok so I'm from Germany and I've never heard of Ross before. I just ordered the DVD, because the story fascinates me. And holy hell, I'm glad I bought that movie. I'm not not disappointed at all. Not from the story, not from Ross and nothing at all. After the movie I googled Ross. Like what?? I'm so surprised. Totally recommend it! He made an awesome job and he's so great as Jeffrey.

[@rossimilanova9361]

youtube is really recommending this all of a sudden huh💀

[@somnolent4339]

scarily, dahmer would've loved this guy lol

[@8luvbug]

Right I was thinking that when I watched the movie. Creepy

[@cannonball2264]

maybe loved him a little too much

[@ms.lisamurphy269]

Just out of quarantine boredom -plus a fractured knee cap-(tripped over a #^%%> amazon box -(I waited 3 days to go to ER because 1) I didn’t think it was a huge deal-2) I hate hospitals and the pandemic increased that anxiety. But the 3rd day I woke up and the area around the injury swelled up to nearly the size of a volley ball. ER!!! Anyway -off topic. I have some good “medication “ and relentless malaise -so I started movie binging whatever was free on KZbin. This movie picked at random. Like the majority of anyone who followed this case - I knew quite a wealth of knowledge about the horrific crimes. I think I my continued interest really kicked in when I saw the now legendary interview with Jeff and Stone Phillips. Wow. I was totally unprepared for the content of that interview. Jeff -like many serial killers we’ve come to know-had a personable demeanor. Polite. Very forthcoming. It wasn’t uncomfortable per se to watch - even when speaking of his actions- he is matter of fact -but not malicious. I guess the real stunner there...was his dad. Who appeared to be supportive, caring, loving -and it was evident he carried enormous guilt and regret-that he didn’t help his son more. (The last comment on that “aftermath” subject Is there is a widely believed rumor his parents were either indifferent or distracted with their own foibles-that they didn’t recognize any signs of trouble. But Lionel Dahmer DID repeatedly over many years starting with Jeff’s adolescent years try doggedly to help his son. The mother -also seen in that Dateline classic....was a neurotic nutjob who owned nothing of the entire saga. Pfft Ok so this movie. I watched it - and all I can say first -is, it Is riveting. But not in the way I expected. After viewing -I tried to do some other tasks, mundane paperwork, for instance -and my mind just seemed consumed with the movie. So I watched again. Here is my honest opinion. It may not be popular opinion - it probably will piss people off But watching this film - I was so engrossed in the superb aspects of the timeline, the spot on feel of that era, (I’m 4 years younger than Dahmer ) And the incredible -just jaw dropping work from every actor in involved. Nothing overly melodramatic-but nothing watered down. Ross Lynch.... is never heard of this young man. But he truly is the only person who I think could disappear so completely because of that. He studied his character so well. He carried himself -the hunched posture, the bottle thick glasses -the 70’s feathered hair. And the often ambiguous expressions. Jeffrey Dahmer apparently didn’t smile much. ( I can relate ) but when he did -it was like the sun came out for a second Now the unpopular opinion. After watching nearly back to back -I realized what made the film so compelling. Because right up to the last few seconds -when you see Jeff driving off into the twilight-picking up a hitchhiker-and the credits roll, if you can suspend imagination for a moment, this film could have been anyone’s experience in high school. The feelings of insecurity, isolation, the pain of family dysfunction, the established cliques that every high school has. The feeling of not belonging anywhere. But Jeff DID have friends, he did have a father at least that tried to encourage him. Although -later, like during the dateline interview, Lionel Dahmer remarked that had he known his son was having attractions to the opposite sex, he would have tried to change him through therapy. Pffft. Jeffrey Dahmer was a memorable person -from the class of 78’ @ Revere High School. Had he never been heard from again -he wouldn’t be one of the invisible, non distinct kids. He had forged this zany reputation as a prankster-he had a club named for him!!! A very powerful film. And definitely a different light.

[@naylagreen5108]

All the Disney stars playing serial killer roles lmaooo (Zac Efron as Bundy)

[@AngelicZelda444]

And so did Calum Worthy lol. You know what this is though? Post Disney Channel Star Syndrome. You know wither females they would go sexual when their Disney career is over? Well with the guys it's serial killers 🤣 Which is good though. Disney Channel Stars deserve to grow up too!!!

[@naylagreen5108]

Jessie Chan I’m not saying it’s a bad thing I was just saying how it’s cool that they can play diverse roles and can switch their acting modes, true talent.

[@AngelicZelda444]

@@naylagreen5108 ......I never acused you of that.

[@thesensiblegamer9090]

I don't see Dahmer, I see Austin

[@Angelite1209]

Austin Dahmer Jeffrey Moon Ross Dahmer Jeffery Lynch

[@mishtaromaniello8295]

Here’s an idea, FilmRise, maker of “Mu Friend Dahmer”: Make a 3-5 minute clip of Ross Lynch with older makeup on and a less “clean” look, reenact a famous Dahmer interview, and intercut scenes from THIS movie into that re-enacted interview as if he is having flashbacks. It’s be a fantastic way to market your movie in the future.

[@imanijimbah4115]

Wow Ross really did his research👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@melaniemartinezsgap6356]

Why are the only 4 comments recent😂

[@fatimao00080]

Re-enactment by evan peters todays netflix is most detailed scenes I've ever seen most of the serial killer films.

[@dansweet2499]

The house is 25 minutes from me

[@melenyrucks5278]

i wanna go into that house on halloween

[@ursexycoolgal]

@@createhoe2913 u so lucky i wish i could go

[@IvanPavlov]

I think he did a really good work in this movie.

[@Scriabinfan593]

I hate when movies are made about these monsters, it's as if we're romanticizing the whole serial killer thing.

[@heliumpimp6664]

Man Peter Evans blew this shit out the water

[@Th-tg4zm]

did you even watch My Friend Dahmer? It's a tight movie

[@sakora4774]

Evan peters ***

[@zaniahdavis1808]

i agree with him a lot the film shows what he went through and that still doesn’t justify for him to do what he did but he was obviously not in a mental state and nobody really helped or stopped to talk to him. So in a way i feel bad but i still don’t think anything he did was ok.

[@r4b32t11]

This guy is deep, he thinks before he speaks….

[@WireM0uth]

Tbh I’m younger, way younger than him and I know who Jeffery Dahmer is. But also I’m fascinated with documentaries about serial killers or sci-fi or horror movies I love so it’s pretty cool finding out who he was at first XD 😂😂

[@InfamousCrimeLocations]

I filmed the murder locations where he killed people if you want to see them

[@vitoscalettagaming4007]

Same

[@vitoscalettagaming4007]

@@InfamousCrimeLocations really?

[@InfamousCrimeLocations]

@@vitoscalettagaming4007 Yeah. It's on my channel

[@vitoscalettagaming4007]

@@InfamousCrimeLocations thanks i'm a big fan of horror and stuff like this so thanks

[@berrygyrl4134]

Ross was such an incredible actor in this I was am extremely impressed!!!!

[@JessicasASMR]

I haven’t seen anything from Ross Lynch since Disney and honestly he’s a great actor, and in this interview he’s super professional

[@sierrarae7399]

Most people don't talk about serial killers and the details about them because they were so gruesome and unfortunately there are many many cases now and it's always a difficult subject to talk about because no one knows if they were actually insane or they just wanted to. And most parents don't want to explain to their kids that the world can possess people who do this.

[@astridlba]

The music at the questions is so off for the theme of this vid 😂

[@CottonChild]

Lmao the music between each section of interview has me wheeezingggggggg💀💀💀😭

[@alexisgreenwood9496]

All his friends could of noticed.

[@IMN602]

Hey buddy that scene in the house where he nearly kills his high-school "friend" near the end of the movie , is some of the most powerful acting I have ever witnessed in my life. You are a phenomenal actor !

[@drfifteenmd7561]

Ross Lynch talks like Jeffrey Dahmer too. 😂

[@donihill6514]

How did he not know who he was

[@meganjswjaozw6715]

RIGHT that’s so weird to me 😂

[@MikeyPolines]

He was born after Dahmer’s time and with his work with Disney and music kept him extremely busy and sheltered in a way. Also people don’t always tend to just randomly research serial killers. But clearly not knowing who Dahmer was helped him in the best way!

[@ReggieCelestin]

You guys need to remember around that time some of us weren’t born dumbass unless most of you guys that keep saying “how do not know” are like 35+

[@daniellegarza1062]

He did such a great job in the movie !!! And he looks just like Jeffery in the movie

[@veronicaave4787]

He honestly looked just like him

[@raulgarza5199]

Not Ross saying he feels empathy for Jeffree Dahmer 😭

[@crackerphobiclikekeeho]

i mean it’s true. Jeffrey Dahmer had server abandoning issues, he never felt loved by his parents or a partner, and he drank alcohol to fulfill his emptiness. of course you can’t feel bad for Jeffrey but you do have to realize that had he had loving parents and a good partner he most likely wouldn’t killed people

[@zeff8820]

You can't control people's feelings

[@raulgarza5199]

@@crackerphobiclikekeeho his parents weren’t the best of people but it’s clear that the dad loved him and Jeff had many times to turn his life around but failed to at some point he needs to be held accountable

[@raulgarza5199]

@@zeff8820 tru but I could judge em

[@zeff8820]

@@raulgarza5199 judge them, but don't ever think you can change them because that is also make you look stupid

[@brayannajera4984]

No comments?

[@yuzon0224]

He fits the character n looks really good

[@ydlkomorebe426]

My younger brother looks like Jeffrey dahmer 💀

[@tswizzleb]

🗿🗿🗿 oh…

[@JackTavern629]

I think it's insane how they filmed at his real house! Made it feel very real

[@brianatlanipa5915]

Ross is a very professional person I love how professional this interview is gotta love him one of the most amazing actors ever 😌❤️❤️❤️

[@user-re3zu1yj3z]

But the mall scene was freaking hilarious

[@EVNL576]

What a handsome actor, hope everything went well in his acting career.

[@jadynwagner1758]

i also want to address the vile few of you who glamorize dahmer because of his past. there's a big difference between empathy and sympathy!!! it's okay to empathize and try to understand what they felt, but sympathy is pity. don't pity a SERIAL KILLER. you can feel bad for their past but don't say "they did what they did and it's all their parent's(or whoever/whatever happened) faults.". no one will ever understand the true psyche and reasons people kill people. Also i'd like to add that humans truly are individually unique. there are people who have experienced the same amount, or more, trauma with worse/similar mental issues and don't do this. you people need to stop coming up with brain facts and trying to convince yourself and others why him, and other killers, kill. in the end it's murder and assault and it's disgusting.

[@robinandrew1223]

Great performance & interview, Ross!! Yes, he needed a good friend. (I'm his age now)

[@robinandrew1223]

@jordan belfort Oh Thank God, Jordan for people like you who can see deeper into Jeff's soul as he proves he surely did have one rather than be blinded by all this hatred of something no one can understand & the press just fed off of. There's been allot of attention on Jeff Dahmer's situation lately that really needs tho be turned around to the reality of it. He stated he couldn't even live with himself and let that black SOB kill him. I'm not gay or bi but I'd happily befriend him & help him any way I could. I'm soooo upset by this whole thing. We'd be the same age now & Jeff had innate opportunities that would have proved him valuable to society had he been steered in the right direction and allowed to blow off this accumulation of bad thoughts & what others are saying about him being evil & a monster. I had a few dreams about him that were so REAL!! I wish him all the peace in the world the afterlife has to offer. Scarver will answer to his own bad karma & anyone else involved in that brutal horrible & most unnecessary death.

[@robinandrew1223]

@jordan belfort Jordan, Thank you for responding & for there being people like you with a real soul as Jeff obviously did too. I just spent 1.5 hours responding to you with some really important, factual & enlightening thins about Jeff it looked like a desertation, but you would have appreciated it...now I can't find it - I saved it & it just disappeared. I'm already wicked upset about everything that went on with Jeff. Here's a guy who could have made great contributions to society having been steered in the right direction with even 1 friend he could decompress with. Jeff & I would be the same age last May. I have low vision so I want to scream!!! I'm not gay or bi but I would have happily befriended Jeff - I had some very REAL kismet type dreams about him!! Scaver, the SOB will deal with his own ugly karma for what he did...there was way more too - AAAHHHH!!!!!!

[@robinandrew1223]

@jordan belfort Ooooo, and St. Lionel Chemist always father of the interum you would think he & Shari could have taken him out to celebrate his graduation rather than leaving him home alone in an empty, dark house. My 1st University course was Anatomy, I was always interested in bones & how the vicera works and my parents totally encouraged this with large print kid books about the human body, acetate layovers & extra large visible woman. I was ostracized as a young kid, alone, a vision disorder that I've made my way through on my own but never liked people & had 2 parents I wonder how I exist; another Lionel & Joyce.

[@robinandrew1223]

@jordan belfort I couldn't agree with you more, Jordan. How could they?? Freakin COLD stuff. Shari: "He was OUR son"

[@robinandrew1223]

Listen to "The Beast" by Concrete Blonde...Every time I post it it gets taken down.

[@deloneymompremier2326]

It scary how he resembled him

[@CeCelia1978]

Yes. It could have been prevented. And people don’t wanna see nor talk about what he did. And they don’t wanna learn about it. But the only way you can really prevent it from happening again is by learning about it. And actually being open minded to what can happen and what has happened before. They want it to be taken down because they don’t like hearing what actually happened. Though some of the things that went down in the movie and some of the things are off in the tv show. It’s not all gonna be completely true. But that’s the glory of it. And that isn’t the point. The point is his story is out there. And their story is out there. They didn’t die for nothing. They died and it caused people to learn about it. And try and prevent it in the future. People don’t wanna see it. And have to accept the fact that it actually happened. I don’t think a child should be watching it (for obvious reasons) but I do think that when kids start going out in the world and doing things. And staying away from home. And going to parties and all that good stuff. That there are things they need to see. And learn about beforehand. So that it doesn’t happen to them. And that they’re safe. And they’re not stupid. Not that the victims were stupid. But people these days are stupid enough to know about something. And then do it anyways because they think it won’t happen to them. And trust me. It will. It always happens to that one person that thinks it’s not gonna happen to them. I know this because I’ve been there. I didn’t think that people would stalk me, and try and kidnap me. I got proved wrong. For sure those things did happen. But that isn’t the point. The point is people need to know about people like Jeffrey Dahmer, and Ed Gein. Because if they don’t know. Then it could happen again. And history does repeat itself. And we don’t want that to be the case for something like that. Netflix doesn’t need to take it down. They need to put more stuff like that up there so people can actually face the truth. And learn about the things that schools don’t teach us.

[@matthewlane518]

How could anyone possibly think that Jeffery,.a man who killed dismembered ate and had sex with 17 people, is not crazy? How could a sane person do that?

[@tossthekj3839]

Because he took pleasure out of it. Yes, he took pleasure out of something most people wouldn't even think about doing but it wasn't craziness that drove him to do what he did. It was the pleasure that he got out of it that made him keep going after the second one. Like a bad addiction.

[@matthewlane518]

@@tossthekj3839 but to get pleasure from that sort of thing just proves he was crazy how could a sane person get pleasure from such things

[@cannonball2264]

he’s not sane, but he’s not clinically psychotic either. its medical/psychological terminology

[@annastasia7406]

I think he did amazing at acting this part out. I had no idea it was Ross Lynch.

[@menendez-ghoul89]

I think Ross did really well as dahmer, the way he acted like Dahmer was really good.

[@97mph]

i’m lateee, i didn’t know it was filmed at the real house. gives me chills

[@anthonyramirez7586]

Yooo that’s my boy Austin from Austin and ally what!!!

[@otasune]

ross as jeffrey dahmer made me deadass go head over heels like an idiot

[@onionboy6074]

It's insane to think this was two years ago dear lord

[@tubbytues6888]

What an under rated actor and movie. Just watched it and it horrified me...not sure why. But Ross gave him a sense of humanity...amazing acting.

[@The808Mixmaster]

Dahmer series is way worse lol