LOVE ANTOSHA TRAILER

Trailer for the documentary feature Love, Antosha
IN THEATERS Aug 2nd
From a prolific career in film and television, Anton Yelchin left an indelible legacy as an actor. Through his journals and other writings, his photography, the original music he wrote, and interviews with his family, friends, and colleagues, this film looks not just at Anton’s impressive career, but at a broader portrait of the man. Born in the former Soviet Union to a family of artists, Anton and his parents came to the U.S. when he was six months old. He started acting at nine. He had a genuine curiosity and love for people, for art, and for family. And a willingness to explore, and be open with, the darker parts of himself. Love, Antosha explores his successes and his struggles, and let’s viewers get to know this extraordinary person the world was cheated from seeing grow old.
Website: www.antonyelchindoc.com
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Twitter: @antonyelchindoc

[@GarrettWatts]

Man I miss him.

[@Angela8779]

I really started to like him after watching Charlie Bartlett and ever since, I've loved his movies :(

[@ven2983]

S a m e .

[@morgancs740]

so do I :(

[@Kezyaflea]

I 💜 you garrett

[@garakbashir1736]

Same. It's been 4 years.

[@Jah_LEASE_yah]

Definitely one of the celebrity deaths that truly threw me for a loop. It was so random and sudden and unfair. He was so young and had so much potential.

[@adamtak3128]

Just a couple of weeks ago Cameron Boyce also died at the age of 20. It's really awful when young people die...

[@avip671]

It was impossible not to fall in love with him when he was on screen

[@nobody_1325]

His performances in every things he has been in was A+, I can't think of one performance of his I didn't think.....wow how...! His passion for film was unmatched by anyone I have ever seen! Alpha Dog made me cry and rethink life. Charlie Bartlett was saved by his talent. Thankfully he leaves behind so much to watch in many different categories!

[@jeezthatscocky3144]

The last few seconds is what got me. Having a baby, watching them grow, and then losing them. In any way. Must be, just the worst feeling in the world.

[@carlycrays2831]

And it happened on Father's Day.

[@mrs_stormcloak6215]

True. It should be the children who bury their parents, not the other way around. This is truly heartbreaking

[@karmaklutz]

I felt the same way, hearing his Mom cry as she read his love letters to her... Breaks my heart 💔

[@karmaklutz]

@@carlycrays2831 I didn't realize that, how much more awful that makes his already tragic death

[@asideofaioli4630]

@@mrs_stormcloak6215 I don't have children so I can't imagine burying a child. I feel like I will be completely and utterly destroyed if I have to bury my mother, so I can only picture that type of pain. My mom's my absolute world, and I don't even want to be here if she's not. So my heart goes out to anyone who has to deal with a loss that devastating. And it being their only child... really heartbreaking.

[@alexanderforbes1452]

His being unlike most celebrity deaths is what really hit me, wasn't drugs, mental health, or even a plane crash, just a weird, stupid, accident. So unfair, man, makes you realize how fragile life is and how suddenly your life can be destroyed. You can do everything right, be as healthy as a horse, and still bite the big one at any time.

[@flannerymonaghan-morris4825]

Worse still? He was only 27. A young man, still with his whole life and career ahead of him. I really do think of the what ifs when it comes to these kinds of things…what if he didn’t get into the car? What if there had been some sort of safety feature? What if he was still around today? Man, it sucks. It really does. I often wonder…

[@SketchTurnerZero]

»a weird, stupid, accident Not a weird. It's Jeepn faults

[@s.kanninchen105]

I can feel the love between Anton and his parents.They were soulmates.Their pain hits me everytime when I see their faces when they talk about their son.

[@flyhigh8714]

Oh Anton...I still can't believe it

[@theawesomekid221]

I'm right there with you. My favorite actor.

[@joshwrb]

OMG I can't wait to see this and cry my eyes out. He was one of my favorite actors. The characters he played spoke to me so loud. He is missed.

[@cherisedavidson5933]

I wanna see it. The fact that they did a film documentary for him says a lot about who he was as an actor. And a person.

[@libbysinclair4342]

I saw it, it's so awesome!

[@fredricksmith-something.2125]

He was just getting started and on his way up. Odd Thomas 4ever in my heart. RIP Bro

[@garysalubre9318]

Yeah bro ODD THOMAS FOREVER ANF ALSO FRIDAY NIGHT

[@drinkinbebop6231]

Anton was the talent that captivated me since Hearts in Atlantis. I remember the moment I heard of his passing and it affected me like I had lost a member of my family. I think of him often and appreciate what he has left behind. I’ve grown a bonsai tree and named him Anton in memory of the brilliant man. The tree is bout four years old now, beautiful and healthy. Rest beautifully Anton, we love and miss you everyday. Cheers Brother

[@laurabeane8862]

He was lucky enough to having Parents who treated his talent as a talent and not as a freak

[@katsbreez]

His wonderful Mom... at the end... wrecked.

[@machlang3999]

I couldnt watch this trailer without crying, when I found out he died I was living in Sydney for a while and couldnt believe it. It stayed with me for a while, that sadness for someone I had never met. How could he have died and how could his story be over, he shouldve told thousands more stories. But no, he simply died and thats super sad.

[@zackketz]

I was lucky enough to work with and have small talk with this guy.

[@davidadams2395]

Zack Ketz Then, you are very lucky to have had those experiences.

[@mullaoslo]

What did you work with him on?

[@zackketz]

@@mullaoslo On a fashion film for Kenzo called "Automobile Waltz". We shot it outside LA. We talked by the crafty table. I think about the food.

[@mullaoslo]

@@zackketz very cool.. Did you know of him before you met him?

[@zackketz]

@@mullaoslo Oh yeah. Just from Star Trek at the time.

[@carolinedavis4723]

He was one of my favorite actors, and he died on my birthday. Seeing Star Trek Beyond in theaters for the first time, I cried realizing I'd never see another movie with him again. He couldn't keep inspiring me and lighting up the screen. His life was needlessly cut short, and it still breaks my heart that he's gone.

[@57shanus]

I met him during a riot in Hollywood back in 2012, after this punk show got out and everyone was breaking windows and throwing bottles at the cops and they were shooting the crowd with rubber bullets. He was there with a video camera recording the whole thing behind a bus and we talked for a while. I can vouch that he was a very sweet guy.

[@mexikunt]

His aura shone brighter than the brightest star. His onscreen presence felt surreal to watch. Rest in paradise, Antosha. We miss you.

[@andrastrine]

I miss him so much. One of my favourite actors when I was a teenager. I had gone on Twitter that day, saw his “In Memoriam” section and immediately burst into tears. Wish we all could see where he’d be today.

[@saierwe]

My fav young actor, together with Meryl Streep, vera farmiga, Spencer Locke and Leo Di Caprio.. stil cant believe he passed away, his movies were all amazing.

[@Deva7]

He was together with Meryl Streep??

[@user-tj9bv8lq3s]

Антоха мы будем помнить тебя!

[@ardenvida4598]

I was fourteen when he passed. I had only known him as the kid from Star Trek but his death still haunted me. As I was also young and interested in acting and the movie business as a whole, I felt like he was someone who had made it that I could look up to. That haunted sensation grew the more I watched his earlier work and realized that he seemed destined for greater things. Yet all that was ruined in the weirdest and most tragic way possible. It hurts even to think about him now getting the recognition he deserves and not being able to see it happen, but I'm glad that he made his mark on the world before he left it.

[@libbysinclair4342]

I was in 3rd going onto 4th grade at the time, and I just heard about the sad news :( Wow.

[@Max-gr9pv]

Действительно, очень талантливый, интеллигентный, добрый парень! Жизнь коротка, старайтесь, пробуйте, учитесь хоть немного наслаждаться жизнью, иначе она закончится и останутся только воспоминания.

[@jorgevaldez9257]

Loving parents, finding his calling so early on, how he affected others in & out of the industry. Apart from the tragedy...wow. This is just such a celebration of his life.

[@moondawwg]

Just watched this doc. He truly had such a prolific career, he never stopped working. We're pretty much the same age, and I feel like i haven't done much with my life. I feel stuck. Yet he inspires me to go out and try to do as much as I can with the little time we are given to experience this world. RIP Anton.

[@NukkeRobin]

Since he left, I have not been able to see any of his movies again. So I do not know if I'm ready to watch this documentary. But thanks for doing this. 😘👼❤

[@weasley2o13]

I have watched thoroughbred starring him, even though it was a small role, but it was fine. It wasn't sad or anything, just a little weird to think that he's not actually here anymore. But if the Oscars gave out prizes per scenes-I would personally make sure he got one for his performance in there.

[@paulinamacias2944]

Me neither. But a person said to me that watching his work is like celebrating his life. I haven't watched Star Trek in a long time tho :(

[@nessa-marks]

Karen Fuertes I watched the third Star Trek once in theaters and despite it being my favorite of the trilogy I haven’t been able to rewatch it.

[@mullaoslo]

I've been wanting to re watch alpha dog.. But I'm not so sure it's a good idea the ending was rough before he passed..

[@alexordov9052]

Антон Мы в России тебя помним как очень талантливого актера и просто хорошего парня, Спасибо за твоё творчество!

[@shlinlin6119]

haven’t watched yet and i’m already in absolute tears. love this little bean

[@MrKarakoll]

To whoever disliked this video, I hope you find peace someday

[@troykillman]

Facts.

[@CLBOO6]

When he passed, it was so shocking and I felt so emotional and crashed, I cried not only because I'm a big fan and love every work he did, but also because we're the same age and it felt like losing a friend. RIP Anton Yelchin my friend.

[@cookingartguy2170]

Devastating, but what an honor to get to " know" him a little. When I was at Hollywood Forever last year, I stopped at his resting place, which might be described as ornate, even by Hollywood standards. I was very moved, even though I was only vaguely familiar with him. As I was leaving, a young lady who was working at the cemetery said to me "his parents visit every day."

[@richardbelcher3339]

Anton was one of those great talents that were rarely taken away from us by no fault of his own.

[@kanyetothe]

My heart breaks for his beloved parents. Truly. This seems like a genuine, honest homage to him. May I add that the score sounds absolutely exquisite !

[@migoreng7789]

i still can't believe he's gone... :(

[@davisonronald3877]

And today it's been six years since he left us. How, but how he is sorely missed. We love you so much and thank you for everything he has done. Rest in peace Anton Yelchin.

[@felicityporter]

8 years now :(

[@ticketyblue3080]

Every time I visit Hollywood Forever over the years I see his father near his resting place reading. Shattered my heart seeing that. I can’t imagine their grief. This documentary seems to be made with so much love. ❤️

[@NukkeRobin]

3 years without you and my heart still hurts, I miss you but from earth to heaven I send you a lot of love.💋👼 Be happy where you are.❤

[@kimackerman2183]

And I was just remembering him and planning to watch his films. I'm still sadden that he died so suddenly and way too young, Anton had a brilliant life but was sadly taken away from him. I remember the news when he died and I felt devastated, I had a headache, cried for months. I always wanted to meet and he was the reason i watched Star Trek. I can't imagine what it must be like to his mom, losing her only son.😢💔 rest in peace Anton❤❤❤

[@mione134]

We miss his talent so badly. And for him to pass away...the way he did is just unfathomable.

[@Yharazayd]

anton was such an inspiration, such an amazing person on the screen and off. to say he was gone too soon is such an understatement.

[@CasualCube0]

This was a guy I didn't get to know too well from any movies except two or three. I first saw him while I was switching channels on HBO, he was playing a highschooler pretending really well to have medication needs and passing it off to other students for cash. Instantly loved him for some reason, and was overjoyed when he appeared in Star Trek. Unfortunately, I never learned his name until a year or two later when I found he passed away and it somehow stopped my train of thought, I barely saw maybe 30 minutes of his screen time yet he had an energy about him that attracted me right away. Rest in Peace and will be thought of fondly forever

[@user-lx9hx4ki3m]

他永远是那样的年少，他永远是我们的小天使。He is forever young,He is always our angel,He is our Anton Yelchin. We love him,We do。

[@moviefan700]

Such a great talent. Was heartbroken when the news broke. Looking forward to this.

[@jpwphoenix1701]

I definitely want to see this. I'd been a fan of his since he was a kid actor and had been amazed at how talented he was even from a really young age. As I'm also a massive Trekkie, I was even happier when he got cast as Chekov in the first JJ Abrams movie as I was obviously aware of his Russian heritage. I was very confident he'd be perfect for the role, which he was. So, I was just as heartbroken when news of his death broke. He was WAY too young to go and I'm sure he probably had loads more to give us. But at least we have his countless roles and this documentary to remember him by.

[@sabrina_1919]

The entertainment industry need more like him. True artist, pure heart.💗

[@deloreanized]

People saying beautiful things about a beautiful person. I'll guess I'll cry.

[@montauk47]

I remember seeing him in line at the LA Zine Fest (maybe 2013? Or before) and I had a mini fan girl moment. He was a great actor. Loved his work✨

[@andreymelnik4893]

Антошка был необыкновенным, судя по фильму...Сразу понятно что талант с самого детства. Такие и становятся великими, но и судьба у них порой печальна.

[@Zarinthe]

Never have i ever loved the style, brilliance and heart of someone like Anton, there was never a piece of work i didn't find astonishing and if there was ever a person i wish i could have met and known for even one second it was him. Still breaks my heart not knowing what the future would have been like with his heart in it.

[@cc45hav]

He was such an excellent artist, each role was magnificently and passionately portrayed. I am thankful for his drive/presence and sharing his gift with the world. Truly missed.

[@MiniM69]

Will watch Charlie Bartlett for the millionth time while I wait for its release!

[@lilianaisabel9108]

I love him so much...he was such a kind, gentle soul and SUPER talented.It still hurts to see him in a movie and know that he is gone :'(

[@BaileyTaylor]

Well miss you ... Charlie Bartlett will live on forever!

[@san-goya]

He had, and still has an spark of joy, life and mistery. Love you, Antosha.

[@deletedchannel3638]

Been marathoning every one of his on screen roles from first to last, which before this I thought would be Thoroughbreds, but well now there's this. What an incredibly passionate artist, and I really hope I can go see this film in theaters.

[@amyhutton7917]

Miss this beautiful and innocent soul.

[@marvel096]

I don’t think I will ever get over his death. My heart is with his family ❤️ I know in some different dimension he’s still making what he loves

[@Lola_t]

great actor, beautiful man, heartbreaking...

[@antonyelchinfoundation9413]

LOVE, ANTOSHA !!!!!!

[@emmaferrandino2130]

Well, I saw it and I can say that he was very energetic, he lived with passion and put out all himself into anything he wanted to do. He was talented as hell and I could tell that he had a great love and respect for his parents and the people he cared about. This world will always miss your essence, your soul, your talent and your love. You will never die until you are in our memories. Love you, beautiful kid❤️

[@solem2939]

I wonder how much about his battle with cystic fibrosis they'll delve into? I hope they at least address it in some way. It would be a nice way to give the disease a little more exposure...

[@CliveO1515]

They cover it pretty thoroughly in the film. I, like most casual fans, never knew he was dealing with CF. That makes everything he accomplished seem even more remarkable.

[@anaeli1894]

It was always fun to watch him on screen. There was a touch of vulnerability in the way he played his characters. So genuine. I miss seeing his beautiful face on screen.

[@troykillman]

There’s a major void in this world without him making it brighter. He was unlike any celebrity I’ve ever seen. So so sad.

[@cherisedavidson5933]

He was so adorable!! RIP.

[@Silentjustin06]

Its so crazy how he has touched so many people that have never met him. Im one of those people. I felt like i lost a real friend when he died. He was so talented and will be greatly missed.

[@yoloovc3188]

То что с ним произошло просто разбило мне сердце...

[@user-dd7dd6jr1v]

С ним произошла американская мечта.

[@deletedaccount7296]

He deserved the world, looking forward to this so much!

[@JTemperance]

He would have been the same age as me if he were alive today. You are remembered Anton.

[@stephenfermoyle4578]

OMG i was crying i loved him in Alpha Dog His Mother loved him so much...that love shone in this wonderful young man. RIP sweet man.

[@mrcritical6751]

From Green Room, to Star Trek, to Fright Night to Trollhunters Anton will always be one of the most talented actors ever who was sadly taken away from us too early

[@takijahrichardson8752]

Oh god! The tears are coming!😢🙅🏾‍♀️

[@vernonhardapple6983]

This guy slayed every role from Hearts in Atlantis, Like Crazy, to Star Trek....

[@treydonnell2871]

He was such a beautiful person. It doesn't matter how many times I read he's gone I still have to look into again every now on the just to make sure it's still true..m

[@beberoo]

I don't know him personally but I've always admired his work. He is memorable. I feel that if I had met him I would have loved him. And so I feel this deep loss and still feel sadness whenever I remember him.

[@rachelk3887]

When he acted, he had such an intensity and at the same time such a profound vulnerability. He was a great actor.

[@THOMAS2910able]

This really was the most senseless celebrity death.

[@eps3154]

Completely preventable, totally tragic..

[@mattkraig]

I found this guy when I saw Rudderless... such an amazing actor. R.I.P

[@bravenewhollywood]

Can't wait to see this film. What a loss to cinema. RIP Anton.

[@marielrosati601]

I’m so happy that Drake and Jonathan were involved in this. Knowing that two people he was so close to helped make this film tells me that it is going to be authentic and meaningful.

[@marielrosati601]

I have been patiently waiting for this doc to drop. Anton was so talented and every time I watch one of his movies it saddens me to think of what else he may have created!

[@ericarelova7091]

I watched all ur movies anton it's 2020 and I still miss you rest in peace ❤😭

[@elliemaki5124]

My favorite motivator and Inspiration...Thank you Anton Yelchin!

[@primociak]

Each time I spoke with him I was inspired. Each time! For me he was the biggest celebrity in the world, and most important an incredible human being! I live in the same area, and been at that house before... now, each time I am around that street in Studio City I think about him, and repeat to myself "how is that possible? This is not fricking fair! No Anton!” ... I will be there Friday, October 11th, at the Aereo in 1328 Montana Ave in Santa Monica this movie will be screened. Please let’s all go. Let’s make the Theatre packed! Each person that knew him should go! Each one of us! Anton should never been forgotten. Thanks immensely to the Director and Producers of this Film, and of course his parents. He will be so proud of you all…. Anton forever!

[@user-lu9ew2qq7v]

он был прекрасным

[@thewarofguts]

Such a great guy. Extremely talented. He will be missed 😫💔🙏.

[@stormking989]

He was a wonderful human being and a fantastic actor who had so many great potential.

[@priya.ch.5151]

Happy 31st Birthday, Anton!! Will always love you!!!💜💜💜 :') :')

[@yeshipema]

Re-watched Odd Thomas and cried my eyes out..... I still can't believe he is no more... he was a brilliant actor...

[@pinkinthenight]

It’s been zero (0) days since I’ve cried over Anton

[@juancarlosmejia8514]

I still get excited to watch his movies, any movie with him was good.

[@belubelRC]

Oh how I miss you Anton.

[@darlagreene2805]

Such a Wonderful Person and Actor.

[@amparonarbona5142]

I'm gonna cry so much when this comes out

[@user-od5uu7ug2r]

Can’t wait for this movie! Such an amazing actor, he left too soon RIP Yelchin

[@ambikasingh4625]

Why are people disliking this video? It is a beautiful video

[@AsparagusVideo]

Not people... not people at all.

[@katiejo2494]

I was watching one of his films a week ago and was like man what is he doing now, he's such a good actor, so handsome...been living under a rock apparently as I was devastated to find out he had died. And not only died but they way he died. So very sad

[@sunset8520]

I miss you so much I never met him in person I always wanted to meet him I'm his fan I've seen a lot of his movies and I liked them all and he's a great actor I'm sad i love you Anton Yelchin 1989.2016.❤️😭☁️

[@saraigarro3590]

"Love, Antosha". 🌻❤✨

[@LollyPolly813]

🌹🌹🌹 so talented, so loved. So glad this was made. 💜

[@KaraNine]

Well the trailer made me cry already :'(

[@shilliojr]

such a great actor rip