There's something weird about Anya Taylor-Joy

[@runningwiththehorses_]

I met Anya in real life. She was so kind and she’s (believe it or not) much prettier in real life. My eyes are similar to Anya’s and I also got bullied for them. I think she’s stunning, and she inspires me so much.

[@lilypond5158]

she probably looks unreal in real life

[@kikithepupper6774]

her very eyes make such ethereal look that makes her stand out. It's her signature look, so I don't get the sore losers who would bully someone for that.

[@taylortyler1867]

Her eyes are slightly further apart than most people's, which, to me, is a _VERY_ attractive trait.

[@hurtighansen1]

She looks stunning.

[@MICHAELASHER.]

She is effing GORGEOUS,,,THOSE INCREDIBLE BLACK EYES. I used her eyes in a painting,

[@elnina7]

There's absolutely nothing wrong with her eyes or her look. Jealousy can be so damaging and bullying is so prevalent in schools. Sad.

[@LBDRM]

She reminds me of Sid from Ice Age.

[@variklane7032]

@@LBDRM People say that about literally anyone with big eyes. If you wanna roast at least be original and try...

[@Ladoga753]

​@@LBDRM Her eyes dont even bulge like that. She looks like an anime character.

[@LBDRM]

@zztopz7090 I didn't say they did. Otherwise I'd have compared her to Bernie Mac. 😆

[@Xavier-sp5ec]

She's got a weird look (in that it's different to most) but I love it, it's so unique, and unique is always better in my books. That being said, I have to disagree with the bullying part. I'd even say it's essential, it makes or breaks us. I sure as hell wouldn't be the person I am today if I didn't change schools 3 times because of bullying, it taught me perseverance. As shit as it was to experience at the time, it's an unfortunate universal truth that hardship will always teach you the most. Typically you'll find that the most sensitive and talentless people that are still working a 9-5 deep into their thirties with no deep passions really haven't endured very much pain or taken many risks throughout the life. Good and bad experiences are equally important in life.

[@biljam972]

She was bullied for her looks??? She wasn't even an ugly duckling, she looks like a super model and it was obvious that she will be gorgoeus when she grows up. Children can be so cruel.

[@lilypond5158]

people were probably jealous

[@kunpunko]

kids bully for anything and everything

[@mattpotter8725]

She's 28!!! I think she's grown up!!!

[@JohnDoe-ee6qs]

I think theres a Japanese saying "the nail that sticks out, gets hammered". You dont have to be ugly or what ever to find yourself a outsider, you just have to be different.

[@biljam972]

@@JohnDoe-ee6qs harsh but true.

[@katiebonser9712]

There's nothing "weird" about her, she's a beautiful actress and has talent within her. ❤❤

[@bridget_the_youtuber]

Exactly!

[@jobananas3052]

its clickbait

[@katiebonser9712]

@@jobananas3052 I'm being honest

[@BabyColinRobinson]

She’s effing gorgeous

[@CaliD0LL]

I would love to see her and Cate Blanchett together in a movie. They’re both very similar in grace and elegance.

[@mopedman666]

Omg yes!

[@justmegan1234]

Her looks is captivating, she is very beautiful, can’t believe anybody would bully her, it’s like one of tswift musics “ppl throw rocks at things that shine”.

[@martineldritch]

Many children become victim to Freud's Narcissism of small differences, "the phenomenon where people within a group that shares many similarities become intensely focused on and hostile towards minor differences between them, often leading to conflict and animosity, even when those differences are insignificant; essentially, the more alike people are, the more they might exaggerate small distinctions to differentiate themselves and feel superior." The camera LOVES ATJ

[@mattpotter8725]

I think you're right but being from the UK, and remembering when I was in Secondary school how a Canadian girl who joined our year group and was in some of my classes, some of the bullying is because when you come from a different culture and are seen as different, which fits in with what you say. In this case the girl in question I don't think was physically bullied (though I think psychological bullying can be just as bad, probably worse in many cases) she just found it hard fitting in and making friends. She had much more of a focus on doing well rather than making friends and had a bit of an air of superiority, though I think this was just because she was smart and her parents pushed her. She didn't stay too long, because I think it did affect her. It's sad how kids can single out people, maybe especially newcomers, probably as well like apex predators in the wild do, because they aren't part of a group and are easy prey. I don't see anything wrong with Anya's appearance at all, except that she's beautiful and if it hadn't been pointed out that she was actually off Argentine origins I'd have just thought she came from quite a wealthy English family, went to private school, then into modelling/acting, as many actors seem to have done. She is quite an incredible actress because I've seen her in these movies and TV shows and never recognised her for being the same actress, which I think shows how special she is (though I'm sure this will change as she gets propelled to bigger and bigger lead roles).

[@shabadoo24]

She's adorable. my face is focused on her beautiful eyes

[@blessingpearls4805]

If anything’s weird, it’s the title of this video

[@lunallena5594]

She is a great actress! I also felt a similarly mixed cultural struggle to fit in when I was growing up, but that later became an asset.

[@pointgiven7857]

She’s awesome. Dresses amazingly. Seems like a very nice person. Great actress.. how can you not like her.

[@agme8045]

I have nothing against her, I actually really like her. It just feels weird how she comes from money (not a lawyer or doctor dad, but actual money lol) but no one seems to acknowledge that. What I mean, is that when you hear she dropped out of school at 16 to pursue her dreams, or that her family comes from a third world country or whatever, it paints a picture that’s not very truthful. At least from her dad’s side (the one who’s from Argentina), they actually come from a very privileged Scottish/British community on the north of Buenos Aires. Anya has spoken about her family owning a nature sanctuary in Argentina, which is true, but she never mentions the fact that that place is part of a very exclusive gated community that her dad owns, located on a private island, only accessible by yacht. His dad was a very successful banker, and while living in Argentina Anya used to attend one of the most expensive and elite schools in Argentina, the same school Queen Maxima of the Netherlands attended many years before Anya. Being rich is not a sin, but circumstances do change when you know the full picture lol. Also, Anya says that she was born in the USA by mistake, which seems very suspicious to me. She has 2 full siblings (with whom she shares both parents), and all 3 of them were born outside of Argentina (all of their Argentinian IDs are publicly listed in the internet, and in Argentina the IDs of immigrants are different than the IDs of people born in the country). So something tells me that her parents planned the vacation to Miami to give birth in the states, but who knows, maybe I’m just wrong and they made the same miscalculation 3 times in a row and gave birth to all of their children abroad by accident lol

[@finwefingolfin7113]

I admire her too but agree that an archetypal narrative has been constructed around her here. A kind of 'Ugly Duckling' meets 'Cinderella' story to give other women something to relate to and fantasize about as is so often done in Hollywood.

[@agme8045]

@@finwefingolfin7113 yeah, well said. She’s never been ugly, pretty people also get bullied (and I’m not talking about “everyone’s beautiful on the inside” bs lol, she is objectively a decent looking person (at the least), with an interest life story, well traveled and with wealthy parents. How miserable can your life be? She reminds me of all the famous people exaggerating or twisting their lives on interviews to seem more relatable (like Sydney Sweeney, you should definitely look up her ‘lies’ if you haven’t already lol)

[@motor4X4kombat]

yeah don't workship celebs... even though you are probably workshipping awfull people like brad pitt or joaquin phoenix, or even an awfull president like Trump or biden, or even a fictional asshole like homelander or rick sanchez. I don't give a shit about the celeb background or ideology, if at least showcase true talent or do good stuff.

[@ugugugthe2nd.732]

Whatever you say but she has an ineffable hardworking 'everyman' quality so that despite or because of (or nothing to do with) her upbringing nobody serious holds any of that (what you talk about) against her. She could lose that by becoming an ass but right now that's how it stands.

[@TheKingWhoWins]

Brad Pitt is awful when ? How ?

[@J7nty]

She already has a filmography a lot of actors wish to have at an old age.

[@Historyrhymezz]

Honestly her best work thus far is the queens’ gambit. Looking in terms of acting or quality of the project, nothing tops it yet, I would even argue that the rest doesn’t really come close. But one could indeed argue that at least she’s been in some big movies most actors would love to be in regardless.

[@Kholmi.28]

She deserves all her flowers. She's an incredible actress.

[@ishathompson8439]

I always thought that her beauty was unique love Anya

[@blacklungmorgan5026]

SUPER CREEPY how she got scouted

[@Muff_Man69]

How

[@franzpattison]

I don't understand how incredibly beautiful people can be bullied for their looks, it doesn't make sense

[@redreaper2752]

When people are jealous they’ll pick anything to call ugly or strange. I have an inch long birth mark near my hair line that’s literally more like a very light spattering of freckles, but I was called acid face due to what I only realized much later was jealousy. They even eventually got the guys to call me that as well.

[@franzpattison]

@redreaper2752 that's terrible. You look so beautiful in your profile picture

[@Historyrhymezz]

I think she’s used to look cute, but she has atypical eyes thus why she was bullied, not that it is justifiable. Now however, she’s done some pretty great surgical work and looks like a high fashion model.

[@franzpattison]

@Historyrhymezz just watched Last Night in Soho again, such an incredible film if you haven't seen it

[@ariescustom]

Insecure average people will bully others for any reason they can find if they feel threatened by them. If a guy is average height, for instance, he will have something negative to say about both super-short and super-tall people. It's basic insecurity.

[@SteveBueche1027]

She’s cute and a little different. She not the cookie cutter that’s been coming out of Hollywood.

[@delix787]

The fact that she was born in Miami Florida, blows my mind that would’ve been the last place I would’ve ever thought she was from. I thought she was British. 😂

[@maxmustermann-zx9yq]

Her Parents are super rich people that emigrated to a gated community in Argentina and then scheduled a vacation in the states to birth their children there which is both a vanity thing for rich people across the world as well as for tax/inheritance tax/military service evasion thing or just to sort of buy US citizenship for access

[@lexxie225]

Her eyes , her whole face actually, is stubbing and unique. I have wider set then average eyes and a flat nose bridge, Anya’s face made me appreciate it more. I’ve always found her fascinating to look at, she really is stunning in a different way. She reminds me I don’t have to have the “IG model” /megan fox face to be just as beautiful

[@lineaalba4035]

I don’t get it, what exactly is “ weird “ about her ? She seems to be a normal person, living a normal life. Or is it just a clickbait title ?

[@DoflaminGood]

Clik clik...

[@christopherflux6254]

She has a quirkiness about her, but that’s a strength

[@SabrlIna]

She’s so gorgeous. She is amazing in The Menu. Seeing it in the intro makes me want to watch it again after this

[@HodajuciParadoks]

She is very pretty and have unique face, that is a good thing, you do not fit in art....you have to stand out or be forgotten.

[@theredamigo5011]

Yeah, the weird thing about her is she’s not dating me.

[@stephen3073]

Anya Taylor Joy is possessed of a unique and enchanting kind of beauty that brings to mind an etherial faerie, who lives in an enchanted forest. She looks like a character out of Tolkien. She is a striking beauty. But that is only a small part of her charisma. She is a fearless actor, taking on roles that have nothing to do with physical beauty. Her acting range is vast. It seems she can play any type of character you can imagine, and make it look completely believable and fascinating. On top of that, you really can't see a hint of narcissism in her. I think she will be regarded for all time as one of the greats, occupying the highest pantheon of actin talent and charisma.

[@perryjones7771]

She’s one hell of an actress.

[@jisooturtlerabbitkim7683]

For all the people who tease her abt her looks, yall are just to used to seeing copy and paste beauty. Get used to seeing beautiful people who actually look different from the usual Instagram model face.

[@eiramu]

She’s talented but since she looks so special with the eyes, lips and white skin. I can’t really differentiate her from her other roles. The all are the same person.

[@motor4X4kombat]

@@eiramu after watching jenna ortega and her "totally not wednesday character" in bettlejuice. Anya is a much better actress

[@eiramu]

@@motor4X4kombat what does that have to do with that I said?

[@Ladoga753]

Did Katherine Hepburn look different in every role? At least Anya can do accents.

[@SirCruxful]

Idk she seems very different between queens gambit, the witch, and furiousa

[@Historyrhymezz]

She also only plays good looking roles if that makes sense.

[@kenziii5973]

i always thought her first role was in split

[@lastspacecowboy]

Her eyes look the same no matter what. It's weird. Her eyes are lifeless.

[@tiffsaver]

Her beauty if what they call, "Unconventional." That's what make her so special, outside of her amazing acting skills.

[@cromemako83]

I would say mostly its just super sad to see young ladies ruin their face with plastic surgery - but it's also sad in the old - I have no idea why folks do that to themselves. She was wonderful in queen gambit though ♥

[@MarvinPowell1]

I thought you were going to say how her eyes are so far apart, she literally looks like an alien in a shoddy human suit. I'm not even being mean to her or anything, but her weird far-apart eyes are very noticeable for an actress, who performs in a visual medium. She doesn't look human. Nothing against her as a person, but her face is very distracting. It's so funny to see women doing the women thing of fake niceness in the comments; "There's nothing wrong with her looks at all! She's beautiful! All women are beautiful! (Please don't judge me next.)"

[@metermaide1726]

she has very striking features, i can see why shes so popular, talented too :)

[@ariescustom]

Anya and Saoirse Ronan are the two finest (and prettiest) young actors working today.

[@Ladoga753]

I fucking hate schools and the fake social hierarchies they breed. Even adults are jealous of beautiful and talented people, so of course kids will be too. On the other hand, its good motivation for her to push herself and play diverse characters. I can see her winning awards.

[@baileymoore7779]

I love sanpaku eyes on women. I just love women's eyes period when I used to be an artist I would draw them all the time. Anya is very unique looking but I love that.

[@johnjamesleahy4065]

0:47? Emma? What are you doing here?

[@mina_ophelia.Moonbeam]

the witch came before Queen Gambits. It's one of her first important roles. as the same for Glass or in series like Peaky Blinders. Anyways she's amazing , and so charmig just because she's not a bond bimbo botox face. she's so graceful and chic. I love Anya, she's a great actress.

[@mashroom2927]

2:14 she has a very adorable smile

[@C3l3STI4L-d7s]

u rlly dragged me into this video w your caption

[@caseylascallette7269]

Shes an alien from outer space 🚀

[@mikasasukasa4479]

Her eyes are very far apart than most people, which I believe is the reason she got bullied, but it's also unique to those who don't take joy in ridiculing others. She doesn't look weird, but she definitely looks different, and that's what most of us who are fans of her appreciate about her I guess? I fell in love with her acting in the movie Split but I think most people don't even realize she was in that movie, only Queens Gambit.

[@paxwallace8324]

I love Her but, the best chameleon by far is Andrea Riseborough: By far. One can barely recognize her from roll to roll. She absolutely inhabits every roll she's completely masters all accents and nuances. Long after I realized she was my favorite actress she fooled me over and over again! It's virtually impossible to see the actresses playing the Northern Irish protagonist in Shadow Dancer and the American TV reporter in Disconnect as the same human. Or the good Nurse in the "The Kindness of Strangers" as the same hottie playing opposite of Tom Cruise in "Oblivion". The list is endless and endlessly amazing.

[@prjndigo]

Her pointed chin comes from asymmetric nutrition while in the womb, it definitely makes her eyes _look_ wider separated than they are.

[@treystephens6166]

What??

[@video_kid95]

She is already one of the most talented actresses on the scene ❤

[@danilomambretti]

no one is born in another country by mistake, i would think it was by design. but i agree she will be one of the AAA

[@hkmrsrg1367]

I first saw her in The Witch and thought, "wow, she's gorgeous" but I didn't think much of it. But then I saw her again in Split and loved her acting and had to look up if it's the same actress and it is. Having said that, I do think she looks a bit weird now. I still think she's pretty but I think she's had some procedure done on her cheeks. When Split came along, I already knew she was gonna be great. I've followed her career since then. I think her best acting was in Thoroughbred and I loved her in Furiosa.

[@mariahlamb2983]

Her saying I don't have to "deal with my face" implying she assumes other people have to deal with or put up with her face breaks my heart

[@professionalhuman2722]

0:43 why's emma stone there?

[@HypnosisJAnuradhaASMR]

Lol ya that made me laugh in confusion 😂

[@alisonhenry820]

I stopped the video to come to the comments about this lol

[@marianilsson8785]

They don’t even look alike 😂

[@HypnosisJAnuradhaASMR]

@@marianilsson8785 lmao 😂 🤣

[@RealRabbit1124]

I was gonna say the same thing.

[@KOMET2006]

From the time I saw her in "EMMA" (early 2020), I've always liked her. Have also seen her in a couple of other movies. She's a really good actress.

[@nozrep]

exactly. she has anime’ eyes and so from zoomer generation perspective that basically had more anime cartoons with huge eyes in that animation style than any other previous socio-cultural generation, it is easy to see why her huge amazing eyes are her best trait. i love it!

[@dustinshadle732]

Her eye color is unique. Had she and I been in school together, I'm 100% sure that she would have been one of the most beautiful in the class, if not school, by both genders. Maybe that's the Midwestern point of view. Her eyes are what first drew me to her, and I've seen pics of her from school days on. The girls must have been intimidated and guys jealous. If not, then I'd be surprised. She has a seriously sexy voice and grace in her movement, which is the sort of thing I picked up on in my teens, a little ahead of my peers. They were still on the body first, and other things followed.

[@wbiro]

In spite of her former films, she will always be Emma (what she portrays best), and she knows it -- which is why she is trying to expand her repertoire in new unexpected directions, to see what else she can master... some artists like that challenge, to broaden their skills, then, with a variety of skills, they have a chance for them all coming together in one masterpiece (which is defined by that coming together of all of the various smaller elements that you've been mastering). You just need a lot of those elements, and, to master them, the first step is to try them, which is why I give her an artistic pass on the ill-fitting Mad Max adventure -- as an artist, she needed to at least try it.

[@IYeleven]

I think Anya Taylor Joy and Halle Bailey are so ethereally beautiful.

[@TheNeonRabbit]

My guess would be Waardenburg syndrome

[@bridget_the_youtuber]

@@TheNeonRabbit 😒

[@murmerjangle3016]

I wish she'd halt her cosmetic surgery before she's unrecognizable. She so gorgeous. She didn't need any of it.

[@christopheraquino9214]

I first saw ATJ in the film Split. I have been a huge fan of her ever since.

[@charlotte-m5d]

She is absolutely top tier beautiful. Class and sophistication.

[@CodyEwok]

she just looks like an alien. which is cool to people

[@elpeluca7780]

i've never seen an alien so i wouldn't know

[@CodyEwok]

@elpeluca7780 yes you have, her!

[@periwinkle_fairy]

idc what people say, she's unique

[@Hero-g7g]

As a Man; I personally find Women attractive. I also happen to find Anya Taylor-joy especially beautiful, intelligent, sweet, talented elegant, charming, classy, stunning, strong and respectful. All of this mess about her being "ugly" is completely unjustified and unnecessary bullying on her behalf. Bullying is just plain disgusting and it's needs to stop immediately! I'm so sick of people body shaming other people! It's not funny, it's just plain disgusting, disrespectful, rude, intoleranting, infuriating, and it leads people to do the unthinkable and makes matters more worse for wear than anything else. I dispise all bullying of all types and kinds!

[@philrussell5258]

Wasn't her breakout role in Split?

[@pinkkitten_nails]

Why was there a clip of Emma Stone @0:43

[@bridget_the_youtuber]

@@pinkkitten_nails sorry I’m an idiot lol…and it’s too late to take it out

[@UCanHaveHim]

Nothing just happens. There are many talented people out there and they are either unknown or they struggle, sometimes for a time or they never make it.

[@treefarm3288]

I have only seen her in The Queen's Gambit, but she was great and magnetic in that. Thanks for the video.

[@Handlebarnpc]

I loved her eyes since day 1

[@RChatterjee_15]

I have never watched any of her work. So i dont have any opinion on her. So I'm completely Neutral. I couldn't understand what was the issue with her eyes that made her insecure. I couldnt see anything out of the ordinary except that her eyes are big and beautiful.

[@lexxie225]

They’re wide-set, nothing wrong with them (I have wide set eyes too), but they unique looking, unconventional

[@panana6084]

Her fans are weird af for attacking you over the title of the video. Like they didn’t watch it and claim you are mocking her appearance 😂

[@Snarge22]

That's it; wide set eyes. Unusual indeed. She must have the acting chops as she keeps landing roles. Good for her.

[@johngiles6376]

" my eyes aren't too far apart ". lmao

[@pamelathomas7412]

I think she's spectacular as an actress

[@raymondpierotti8414]

She's a child of Faery, one of the "Others." This might explain the bullying of a person who is basically a lovely woman.

[@lifeisa.smalllesson333]

What's the deal w so many actresses having abnormally large eyes lately??

[@Tom-si5ec]

She isstunning and uniquely beautiful

[@miss-cee-elle]

Imagine if she's Disney's Snow White. Making it a non-musical live action remake. She's perfect.

[@_Senjumommy]

Anya in peaky blinders is so gd

[@lv2465]

Anya Taylor Joy is mesmerising she has classic movie star looks and the talent with it to boot.

[@erosr1]

She has big wide set eyes, but I think she's very pretty.

[@Sara-mr1hs]

I almost didn't click this video because I thought it would be a conspiratorial, bullying video. I did though, and it turned out to be more of a tribute and presentation. I think this video should have another title!

[@rklein]

I was a classically trained professional portrait artist for many years and I can tell you without a doubt everything about her face is in perfect proportion. It's the people who raise shitty kids and the public school systems that are horribly flawed, not this beautiful woman.

[@douglasbriel6103]

She was literally born to be Magik in The New Mutants. Now no one else will do.

[@badlilkitty96]

They def bullied her out of jealousy because she is gorgeous. I love the roles she picks.

[@baronvonkek8467]

Even though it's never explicitly stated in the show, her portrayal of Beth in Queens Gambit is one of the best depictions of autism I've ever seen. It's not infantilizing and it deals a lot with what a lot of adult autistic people (like myself) deal with often, like relationship issues and addiction. Anya's probably NT from what I know, but she nailed it and that role really meant a lot to me.

[@aliencreative9360]

im not a disney fan anymore and ive only seen queens gambit from her work. i would be at that movie theater cheering my home girl! anya is a centennial actress.

[@billwilson1320]

She is beautiful.

[@K.Grazerstein]

She‘s a super talented actress and smart woman. I somehow do not like her. What I see of her. I don’t really know why

[@VivienTodd-h5e]

nothing strange about her. she's mesmerizingly beautiful

[@xEPICxNESS]

She would play the BEST Jackie Kennedy. Her features are beautiful and elegant, yet bold!

[@kiss4luna]

actually i love the way she looks

[@Jesstheticwitch]

She is so pretty I Dont get people

[@TheOutsider69]

Who's talking shit about my wife fr.

[@Hedgehog3342]

i always thought anya was cute. yes she is definitely a versatile actress and i love the various roles she plays in movies. it's always nice to have these kinds of actors in movies because it's fresh to someone not stuck on a specific stereotype as an actor.

[@bwillsskates2638]

I like Ella Purnell’s eyes

[@liscassiaflower]

Anya would play Elsa SO well I genuinely couldn’t see anyone else

[@johnnyflores5954]

Despite her, being an incredible actress, she’s an anchor baby 🤰

[@ChristineDanis-y1m]

The difference in her looks is what makes her soooooo beautiful.......thats whatmakes herstand out.....as you age you realize this........women we are like a fine wine as we age...

[@DonMascarpon]

Her eyes didn't look bad when she was a kid. I got called satelite ears, my other friend sid from ice age, another one a monkey cuz of his ears. The tone and relationship matters, it was never bullying for us. I left high school in 2017 and they are my best friends till this day. It's disgusting if you do that to someone without knowing for sure it doesn't hurt them and they are totally OK with it.

[@Kalleesto]

Why is there a clip of Emma Stone accepting an award?