James McAvoy Breaks Down His Most Iconic Characters | Part 1

[@BritishGQ]

Watch James McAvoy break down more of his iconic characters: kzbin.info/www/bejne/f3zFeJ1peNWDbJY

[@batman_knightt]

where the f is prof x

[@ultrasuprememuse.sourceww]

I dont need for him to find excuses. I do the selective part .

[@klyanadkmorr]

WTF now during the Surge of #DUNE movies and your didn't ask him about being THE GOD EMPEROR Leto II Atreides!! from Syfy Children of Dune MOVIE SERIES!! AND THAT he has played multi personality characters and villains he could play the cgi Worm God Emperor in a future film!! #DunePart2 #DUNEMessiah

[@klyanadkmorr]

@@batman_knightt ITA Now during the Surge of #DUNE movies and they didn't ask him about being THE GOD EMPEROR Leto II Atreides!! from Syfy Children of Dune MOVIE SERIES!! AND THAT he has played multi personality characters and villains he could play the cgi Worm God Emperor in a future film!! #DunePart2 #DUNEMessiah

[@peterherron4222]

Calling out the names of the people who he worked with from every department..... James McAvoy ladies and gentlemen. Pure class

[@Coccinelf]

From 17 years ago!

[@tonisharday8777]

Especially from years ago!!

[@licdaysi]

Yeah I noticed that tooooo very impressive

[@williamsalters156]

Every actor they’ve interviewed has done this. I guarantee you they’re either given a list of names of who did what or they research it just before. They’re not that brilliant.

[@Mizraab2912]

Pure unadulterated Gold!!

[@aaxeliotts]

He’s such a versatile actor. I’m still in awe he hasn’t won an Oscar yet.

[@Lizabeth90]

He recently said that he doesn’t care. He could have won for Atonement but he didn’t want to play the campaign game. Yes he deserves one but he doesn’t want one.

[@maeannengo4908]

@@Lizabeth90 Do they not do campaigns for BAFTAs?

[@thefrofairy]

In awe means you’re happy about that suga lol

[@Moona1966]

@@thefrofairy awe /ô/ noun noun: awe a feeling of reverential respect mixed with fear or wonder. "they gazed in awe at the small mountain of diamonds"

[@Skyebright1]

@@maeannengo4908 I don’t think so

[@WeyounSix]

I LOVE how he looks back so fondly on Chronicles of Narnia and doesn't dismiss it as less of a serious film.

[@tomhardy6215]

The fact that this man wasn't even nominated for Split is a crime.

[@Haribo7432]

Just because you do a large collection of surface level characters doesn't mean it's amazing. He did a great job but I don't think it was a role that could showcase deep talent. Him in last king of Scotland however... Incredible

[@lukekennedy4804]

Amen!

[@13strong]

It's a bad film and a very limited role.

[@sxyteesa0890]

@@Haribo7432 to each it’s own but I think the ability to play multiple characters in one movie is amazing I agree with them

[@jj-if6it]

he did well but it wasn't a good film

[@Jacules]

I love how very clear it is that he loved being in Chronicles of Narnia. 18 years later he still fondly remembers the people and experiences he had

[@joannefairclough7960]

What a shame - and a travesty - there is no 'Atonement' here - surely one of his greatest performances. He is just an aching hurt and vulnerability. in the second half of that film. How is Robbie not an iconic character? Also lovely, charming work in 'Becoming Jane' with Anne Hathaway. A truly mesmeric actor with eyes that tell so much. So charismatic! I love James.

[@tobiogunyemi7631]

Kind of insane it's not in here, it's really the one role I wanted to hear him talk about

[@yelemon]

This is only part 1, so it could be in part 2

[@tobiogunyemi7631]

I accidentally watched Part 2 first actually, and it wasn't there.

[@yelemon]

@@tobiogunyemi7631 oh ok

[@galmanferguson]

YESSSS! NO Atonement. What a shame! It's one of his best performances

[@estherk5786]

That ... was ... way ... too ... short. James McAvoy deserves an hour for his character breakdowns.

[@beanholder3634]

There's a part 2

[@Mizraab2912]

Even a whole week dedicated to him will leave us wanting for more!

[@acehensley7586]

his performance as mr. tumnus is honestly one of the most influential performances I've ever seen in my life. narnia and tumnus honest to God shaped so much of my childhood and has stayed with me ever since. I'm literally tearing up over this discussion.

[@jj-if6it]

Interesting cause I grew up with the original 80s tv series, instead of the movie!

[@isabelasdeluna]

Absolutely! I've watched so many times that I can't count it, and I never get enough of it. The cinematography, the actors, the relationship among the siblings was so relatable and real, and the soundtrack! Oh... Just amazing! ✨✨✨ Watching it again is like going back to my childhood, remembering feeling safe and dreaming about adventures ❤️ It's my favorite movie ever!

[@Nargon46]

The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe was probably the the first movie I saw in theaters. I still love it and the others, as well as the books, to this day. Mr. Tumnus is a masterfully adapted character on film and James just played him perfectly. Wonderful movie.

[@danielstrange9794]

It was my first theater experience. I was six, and it was also the first real movie I'd seen.

[@jennan124]

My first movie in theaters too but I was 15 at the time! Still have the movie pass

[@lukedaley17]

Mr Tumnus was the first role I’ve seen James McAvoy play. He was brilliant in that role.

[@garyking1986]

It's great to hear him talk about Filth! It's one of his most underrated films and performances!

[@AurieStylaTV]

Agreed!!! Filth was fantastic!!!

[@МадамПомпадур-у9ю]

Everyone is saying that Split if his best performance, but Filth will always take the win for me

[@lupo3694]

ikr, I loved the book, even tho it was a hard read at times. I have to rewatch the film, James is a remarkable actor.

[@weganmerner7014]

I've seen it hundred of times. My favourite movie by far

[@sabrina63]

The ending absolutely kills me every time

[@laurajaynenolan2149]

I feel like he’s so criminally underrated

[@jj-if6it]

So nice to hear James speak with his natural accent 😍

[@georkost]

After so much time, he remembers the names of the people who were in the effects department and spent 3-4 hours every day to prepare him. This is a person whose brains and heart are in the right place.

[@andim6731]

The fact he is a fan of the His Dark Materials books just makes me so happy. He has true passion with it and it’s amazing.

[@dakotac180]

He's probably one of the most underrated actors, he's done so much. How he hasn't won an Oscar yet idk..

[@jonnnnniej]

Someone else commented that actors actually have to promote their movies if they wanna get an Oscar. And that James doesn't seem interested in the prices but just wants to act. :)

[@tabythajones3309]

The chronicles of Narnia was the first time I saw James and I fell in love. He is aging like fine wine and I love watching his movies 😊

[@asserdna_]

James is an amazing artist with a huge, sometimes even self-sacrificing talent. All opinions I heard about people working with him said that he is, also, an amazing person. Good to see him talking about his craft, detailing special things that we didn't knew yet about loved characters. I'm really proud to be a fan of that man.

[@timkinley1779]

Thats alot of amazing.

[@FullMetalXV]

He's fkn Golden and I hold him 2nd only to the Great Daniel Day Lewis. James is a MASTER of his craft and he's been disrespected by the awards community like Leo has been, and I could even argue that Leo is 2nd only to Daniel but tbh, these three guys are ARTISTS. Unlike what we've seen in a long time and they should be beloved.

[@Lilythhhh]

A huge what?

[@asserdna_]

To the ones complaining: I'm not even from an english speaking country, I'm just saying that I admire an artist and his work. It's really not that hard to understand.

[@Lilythhhh]

@@asserdna_ I didn’t mean like that. I thought u said 'huge' humorously

[@catherinedean3796]

Such an underrated actor. He performs his heart out in every project he’s in and it’s fantastic to watch him. I hope he continues to thrive in the acting scene!

[@13strong]

Do you know what underrated means? McAvoy is very successful and critically acclaimed.

[@kira-zk6op]

Greatest actor of his generation I also love how he really acts because he loves acting and not because he wants to win an Oscar, he has never been nominated because he doesn't want to go through the exhausting process of Oscar campaigning, he doesn't care for it, it's rare for an actor these days to be truly dedicated to their craft and not seeking awards.

[@MadisonAiello]

I completely agree! And he picks roles that he wants to do because he thinks it’ll be fun or will challenge him. He isn’t like some actors who try to pick roles that they think will get them nominated.

[@UncleDeadly1031]

Where we getting all this from? Has he said as much?

[@Belx2]

How does Oscar campaigning happen? What do actors do exactly when they campaign?

[@Largentina.]

@@UncleDeadly1031 Nope. Just another fan that thinks they know a celebrity personally.

[@mollywinda8537]

@@Belx2 honestly what he is doing now is a little bit of an Oscar campaign, but not as much as other celebrities. It’s basically when actors go on a media tour promoting their movie, but they talk very much about the depth of their performances and their craft, so as to grab the attention of academy voters. There is also a lot of private screenings and events for industry people, etc, to give the impression to exclusivity and superiority. Here is a quote from Google I found that sums it up pretty well: “To win a coveted statue, studios often rely heavily on campaigning, with the purpose being to get your movie seen by as many people as possible through ads, lobbying, parties, screeners and sometimes even, some say, dredging up the competition’s past. These campaigns create a narrative, which is designed to get the right eyes on the film in question. For example, as the actors and director of "La La Land" have made rounds on talk shows and news programs, they've shared personal stories of struggling in Hollywood, highlighting themes of the movie itself. If you can’t get members excited enough to see the movie in theaters, your chances of winning may not be as strong.”

[@CC-si3cr]

James McAvoy is definitely an actor's actor. He enjoys the craft, the process, and the art of his work. That's the kind of work I like to see. That is entertaining to me. We seem to be getting away from that in film. I would like to see more dialog and risks taken on screen and in our stories.

[@matt-xl9nb]

Yes daddy

[@paramitch]

James is such a fantastic actor -- a total chameleon -- and always has been, so it's been thrilling to watch his career and ascendance. As someone who loves Pullman's books, I'm so thrilled to hear that he loves them too (and kudos to Indira Varma for getting him to read them)! He's a fantastic Lord Asriel -- complex, arrogant, and charismatic, but also with those unexpected touches of vulnerability. I love that his favorite quote is Pullman's "Tell them stories," because that is what James McAvoy does almost effortlessly.

[@nj9766]

LOVE James McAvoy, so down to earth and kind hearted, extremely talented actor!

[@batmaanjay22]

James McAvoy’s acting in Filth is why he is one of my favorite actors of all time. The performance was outstanding! Crazy he didn’t get more praise for it!! Dude is a living walking legend!

[@daniflamaropol]

Wow, seeing an actor so well spoken, without the "like" and the "you know" and all the other verbal tics that all the others have... plus his natural accent and his natural charisma. Such a great guy.

[@LFC-ib2iq]

Love the fact that they put Shameless in there. Great show.

[@G59METH]

The fact that Filth is one of his favourite films makes me so happy, I've seen it several times and watched it this week with my dad and he loved it as much as I do, I can't imagine this movie without James, such a brilliant perfomance

[@sabrina63]

I would NOT want to watch that film with my dad lol

[@G59METH]

@@sabrina63 why not ?

[@anettesworld8354]

Amazing to see him talk about Tumnus 🥺 I still watch Narnia several times every year and it remains one of my favorite movies ever. He fits perfectly as Tumnus and I’ve always wondered if he thinks about the part sometimes too.

[@chasehedges6775]

One of the best actors of our time. His roles as Mr Tumnus in Narnia and Professor X are my favorites. He was also good in Last King Of Scotland with Forest Whitaker

[@odie00zero]

It would be such an honor to know this man. I truly hope he is appreciated. Such a kind genuine heart.

[@Music-rd3xq]

I’m currently halfway through His Dark Materials Season 3. It’s the best show I’ve seen in years, probably ever. The plot, dialogue, set design, wardrobe, cinematography, character arcs, and music are brilliant. McAvoy’s Asriel is a fascinating character. Happy to hear he’d been a fan of the books before even getting the role-what odds. Extremely underrated performance and show in general.

[@jonnnnniej]

It made me want to read the books! What did you think of the ending? I actually loved the last episode but could imagine not everyone would

[@iAmPimmiCue]

@@jonnnnniej The books are great, season 3 in places while still a good felt lazy cause it cut quite a bit from the third book

[@tais1355]

love how he (and many other actors in this series) remember the names of tech crew he worked with for a a lot of films, even ones that are pretty far in the past.

[@krabben135]

I can’t explain just how brilliant this man is

[@chilliinsanity6898]

That closing statement. Absolutely beautiful and realistic, what a great man and Actor James has become.

[@dupk_u6478]

Filth is absolutely one of my favorite movies of all time, it deserves to have more recognition. Love from Brazil.

[@thecornerflag7982]

Filth is such an underrated film, glad to hear him discuss it in depth! 🙌🙌

[@christopherkerns639]

Children of Dune was a master work! Of all his work this one piece will always stand out to me as some of his best performances!! Pity it was so overlooked!!

[@ELP1017]

Agree! First thing I ever saw him in, and it is such an incredible performance that stays with you long after. I still think about it all these years later

[@pennyc11]

Where he got my attention. Great movie. Happy they moved children's ages up than from the book.

[@pawacoteng]

I also sat through both parts looking for his stories about the Last King of Scotland! What an intense role if I have to name one. What it was like to manage his scenes with Forest Whitaker at his best.

[@handroids1981]

Brilliant movie! I hired it for Forest and couldn't believe some little Scot was scene stealing and mesmerising.

[@ktwashere5637]

I love that he has so many iconic characters that he needs two videos.

[@xposition2001]

I wish that his acting in Split was mentioned. That is my favorite role of his. He played all the personalities of his character so well!

[@legitjt6979]

He did a respectable performance but that movie is so harmful I just can’t like it. Also it’s “Alters” not “personalities”

[@calindarul]

@@legitjt6979 How was the movie harmful? Are you talking about it's exaggerated take on D.I.D.?

[@legitjt6979]

@@calindarul Yes very much so, exaggerated lots

[@Katlove45]

His Dark Materials means so much to me. It was a staple in my childhood. My last name is extremely close to the main characters last name; only one letter off. So my dad saw that similarity as well, and purchased the book on a whim. He had no idea if the book was even good 😅 Turns out, it shaped my childhood and my love for fantasy series wayyy before Harry Potter or anything else like that existed. When I heard that he was cast as Lord Asriel, I was elated. I knew he would bring that complicated and ego driven character to life. He did an incredible job.

[@stellamantikou4978]

This man is a magnificent storyteller. He was incredible in every role he portrayed. Follow his work and you will find some hidden gems. If Oscars were purely artistic awards, he would have at least three by now.

[@quantumsquid4314]

He had a beautiful message near the end about stories and how we need them

[@Moon0525_]

It's so poignant when you know what it's referencing, too. The whole part is about saving the dead and bringing them back to life within the universe, and the method of doing so involves 'telling stories'. That's why his interpretation is so beautiful, because the source material is also so beautiful with what Lyra has to do.

[@Tigers_and_Tarot]

I fell in love with him since Narnia. This man is so talented. And cool. What a great guy.

[@alyssaramirez2338]

I love James McAvoy! He's very versatile with his roles but he doesn't disappoint when portraying them! 🎉

[@liselautenbacher]

A crime - no Atonement. Also no Last King of Scotland. Brilliant, moving masterpieces that GQ just left out.

[@SirTed-c7g]

Part 1 mind you.

[@jimmykovalak6442]

Nobody could have played this role better. He sincerely grasped the character. Quite well done.

[@whitesage2066]

Oh Mr. Tumnus Narnia is the first movie i ever watch when i was young and now it brings beautiful memories when i was a kid. After that me and my cousin did play on the Arcade the simple life back then.😭❤

[@mollycblaeser]

Omg his performance as Mr. Tumnus is so good! God, I love that adaptation of Narnia. So perfect.

[@Elusive_Pete]

Filth is one of the great performances people MUST watch if they love the craft of acting. It's outstanding!

[@jonathancederlund1985]

James is very obviously one of the best actors in his generation, and this is in 2 parts for a reason, but allow me to adress the clearly most important thing here: I met James a month or so ago at a convention. So I can confirm - he is EXACTLY as attractive in real life as he is on screen, but also more because he smells really nice, and is as graceful and generous as everyone says. So yes, his attractiveness is pretty ridiculous.

[@timkinley1779]

It's in two parts because it's split. Thats all. Almost every on of these goes over about seven to eight films. Same for these two episodes combined. Get a clue.

[@jonathancederlund1985]

@@timkinley1779 I mean... of course it's split, all the two-parters in this series are? What is your point lol

[@sirrembrantontwitch4224]

@@timkinley1779 Wow... does it bother you that much that you have to point out the spilt, while being insulting? lol

[@timkinley1779]

@@jonathancederlund1985 I'm responding to the statement suggesting that he is so wonderful and accomplished, that it takes twice as much time to cover his amazingness. That is what you meant isn't it? Seemed like it. I can find ten or more of these on KZbin where they aren't split into two parts yet the running time is the same as the two parts combined. Is that clearer? Geez with the feelings. If math is difficult, then I guess it's difficult. I wasn't questioning your undeniable, never-ending devotion to whatever you feel is so utterly fascinating. I don't get the worshiping of others. Especially when there are... oh, nevermind.

[@jonathancederlund1985]

@@timkinley1779 Oh lol now I get what you mean. I’m sure you’re right about the length, I haven’t paid as close attention to how these things are structured as you obviously have :) But dude, YOU’RE the one who responded to a comment just to angrily tell me that I am wrong in my admiration of an actor (…and insult my math skills? That one was a bit unclear lol) I don’t really seem to be the one with the most intense feelings here ^^ Maybe take a breathe or two, or get some therapy for that anger I don’t know. I promise you, I didn’t have any intention what so ever to force you to watch any of James’ movies, so you do you!

[@nish3603]

Filth is one of my favourite movies and my favourite book. I’m so happy it’s one of James’ top as well. I read the book after not picking up one in over 10 years probably, they both really sparked something in me. I even have “same rules apply” tattooed.

[@jack604]

He's crazy underrated, and he proved this in split, able to manifest the numerous personalities, great actor

[@BrandonWestfall]

I could listen to him talk all day.

[@InterMalager]

I was 16 when Shameless was released in the UK and growing up on a council estate myself, in the next town over to where it was set, it had some strikingly spot on resemblances of life in those areas, it was brilliant Scatter

[@Thescienceguy-a]

This channel is the ultimate proof that students at school love to learn about the history but schools don't know the right way to teach the kids. Literally it would be so cool if you were my history teacher 🙏🙏🙏

[@redneckjedi9588]

When he said the tattoo he would get I was so happy and stood up yelling “frick yeah”!!! I got my “Tell them Stories” tattoo on my wrist back in 2010. Those books got me through some really tough times and have a giant piece of my soul. I love James and this honestly made my day - I always thought that line out of all the books was sort of obscure. So the fact he picked it as a tattoo made me feel awesome!

[@kiwifruit76]

Love James, humble and one of greats! How he doesn't have an Oscar confounds me

[@kim-n]

My god, what a treat this interview was! Pure pleasure listening to this man speak. He spoke so well of his experience as an actor without feeling overly embellishing nor being performatively humble. James McAvoy shows himself as such an admirable person and a true actor, demonstrating in this brief interview love for his family & friends, respect for the people he works with, consideration for the projects he works on and a love for his craft. His last bit about "people need stories" was so compelling! Truly a great interview and I look forward to his career evolving and seeing what he dives into next.

[@kateryna_today]

Just realized this is the first time I am listening to him talking with his natural accent

[@karismalovesglitter]

It really warmed my heart listening to him talk about Georgie ❤️

[@ndudiobichi3515]

I will watch ANYTHING this man is in. He is an absolute LEGEND.

[@SynthByte_]

mr tumnus is one of the first few characters you see in narnia which makes you want to learn more about the world and the characters in it reminds me of why I love fantasy in general and world building for it

[@almiranara]

love his portrayal of Lord Asriel!

[@beccanicole7637]

glad this is just part one!!!! i wanna hear him talk about split, it chapter two, atonement & possibly even penelope

[@DaSnipaQueen]

i dont mean to offend but i liked nearly alll the movies he was in without realizing it was him, meaning he truly plays every part differently yet perfect.

[@CatherineNight]

I love him so much, as an artist and as this person we catch glimpses of through interviews such as these. Thanks GQ!

[@aag1810]

James McAvoy is such a fantastic actor! Xmen, Narnia, Penelope, and Split are all the movies I've seen him in and he is absolutely fantastic in all of them!

[@anna_in_aotearoa3166]

So glad they did two parts for James! He's so thoughtful about the process, art, and societal function of audiovisual entertainment. Think he would make a great documentary narrator à la David Attenborough, one day!

[@What-pr5yz]

Wish he had also talked about "Starter for 10". It's such a good film. If you haven't checked it out, I'd recommend it. The film also features a lot of recognizable talents besides James such as Benedict Cumberbatch when they were very young.

[@ireneonly]

I love that movie!!! And there was benedict cumberbatch and rebecca hall on it. I loved the acting and the soundtrack. Helped me love british punk and new wave even more. And he was great on it.

[@amarbyrd2520]

I just saw it - it's great to do the retroactive recognition

[@debbiedoodiedandi]

Love that movie!!!

[@colleenwinter7796]

I love how he looks in the interview

[@Chicago.95]

I wish they put Penelope too it's my favourite romance film. I still can't believe he didn't win the Oscar for atonement I know he doesn't care but his performance was outstanding. Amazing actor!!!

[@rebeccamcdermott9259]

Filth is an amazing film. Funny, dark and just incredibly sad. For me, it's his best film and his best performance. Had no idea that was his sister, though!.

[@kelseywelsey2924]

HE IS SO GORGEOUS and his accent 🫠

[@eikana9274]

HOW is Children of Dune not mentioned?! That was such a great intro & first impression (to me) of James’ artistic & amazing talent! Even his voice acting of Morpheus in Sandman is so good, there are just no words that can describe the brilliance he portrays in it!❤

[@meirahand]

I saw him first in Children of Dune and was mesmerized. It was his first major role, I had no idea who he was but kept hoping to see him in more roles. So glad he made it.

[@E-MAN979]

You are such an underrated actor You are genuinely one of my favorite actors Whenever I see that you’re in a movie I watch it.

[@cacialife9951]

What about Atonement? That’s an iconic performance❤❤

[@jeannebowers1749]

So genuine, what a lovely human being

[@Gikendasso]

I watched part 2 first, and am sad there's no Atonement. Penelope and Becoming Jane are also huge favorites of mine. Other than that, brilliant amazing actor. Absolutely adore his work.

[@rianorman3526]

He's amazing on stage and screen!!! Met him many times and he's lovely!!!

[@Vilduzzle]

No way this was the same actor?! NARNIA? SPLIT?! Thats fricking awesome

[@6la6ni6]

filth was one of my favorite movies in high school, soooo cool to see him talking about it

[@jeremysemanhyia8456]

James was absolutely brilliant in The Last King of Scotland.

[@misterburger4648]

James looks SOOOOO good in this video!

[@blakefletcher9834]

I'm so glad he talked about Shameless. Don't get me wrong, i do like the American take on it, but i see them as separate entities, and the original Shameless just has a special place in my heart. I do think that the original hits beats that the US version misses, probably because it was originally created for a British audience.

[@vXIR0NMANXv]

James is one of those guys who always seems to nail whatever character he's playing.

[@sammylein17]

Love him in all of his acting roles, he is just so charismatic and you can see he puts a lot of effort and love into his characters but I gotta say the ONE role that strikes me as his best, is his voice acting one as Morpheus from THE SANDMAN where he just owns the character. And despite the Netflix adaptation being quite good, Dream will always be James McAvoy for me.

[@Jesusluvz]

Filth is easily my favourite book possibly ever written, and the film is definitely amazing solely due to this man’s performance and those around him. Highly recommend.

[@LX777]

Good thing there is part 2 because I started loving this human after watching him in Narnia. His role there made me remember him for decades now

[@HPofNARNIA]

James McAvoy will ALWAYS be the Mr. Tumnus in my head. no one else will EVER replace his version from me, even if i hear the voice of Philip Sherlock from the focus on the family Radio Theater versions, I'll always think of James's version. same goes for everyone else in the first Narnia Movie (especially William Moseley, Anna Popplewell, Skandar Keyes and Georgie Henley They will always be the Pevensie Siblings to me) except i like to mix Tilda Swinton's version with how her character was described in the book.

[@leavoda3791]

James McAvoy is the kind of man that exudes experience and knowledge of his own fallacy and feeling of hope and goodnes existing. He's one of the rare men on this planet who could probably hug me without me feeling fear. Him, Tom Hiddlestone and Tom Hanks.... It would be nice for one of them to tell me everything will be ok....

[@jimmygillard]

Filth is underrated. I didn't quite see that character as a young small guy, but McAvoy threw himself into it.

[@Destiny-8]

Split was an MASTERPIECE!!! One of my favorite movies ever!

[@ioslugs]

Spilt was beyond mind blowing

[@NAcHO-wx5vg]

God I could listen to this man talk for hours. He seems amazing, my personal favorite movie of his is wanted.

[@NAcHO-wx5vg]

Also… just realized Chris Pratt was in wanted.

[@Dexpoolio1026]

can't wait for part 2 ☺

[@beatleschica]

this man is a genuinely nice human

[@thehellsraven]

Good god he looks so GOOD with that beard, so handsome

[@rustzz8]

Love James as an actor and what I've seen of him being a real person.