What Book Or Film Impacted You The Most?

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[@lucieharris5784]

The Russians with the deepest insights

[@blucat4]

Yeah like 3mm instead of 2 or 1. 🙄

[@ricklee5845]

@@blucat4 You must hate your life!

[@blucat4]

@@ricklee5845 If you call this deep then you are a child. The Muppets are deeper than this. Joke people think they are deep.

[@canchero724]

They're spoilt for choice!

[@blucat4]

@@ricklee5845 Google keeps deleting my reply so no point.

[@t3nnis101]

Rublev & Khachanov being deep & meaningful about the world & the self🤍 .. then there's Fritz, forever the himbo🙃

[@IrenaBriseisHelen]

Americans are generaly superficial and profit-driven.

[@joellahrman4557]

The Picture of Dorian Gray is really good. Oscar Wilde is impossibly witty.

[@zcwassila]

​@joellahrman4557 i didn’t tought i would like this book. i was impressed

[@anonymousanonymous-u9f]

There is a reason Andrey does so much charity work. He has a big heart. Unfortunately Most people only see the intense side of him through match highlights. He is a goofball and a warm person when he is not at his job.

[@lobomalsano]

Well, they say tennis courts bring the real self of people

[@Nancy-sf2pl]

I think I just fell in love with Khachanov lol. I was not expecting that answer from him 😂

[@terencewong4687]

I’ve just fallen in love with him again.

[@JordanSmith-jd1ee]

Oscar Wilde is a green flag

[@aaronlaserna8830]

Huge missed opportunity for Rublev not to choose the film "Andrei Rublev" by Tarkosvky for this video

[@chingiztulegenov]

Grigor, Karen and Andrey, profound answers as expected!

[@camilogodoy3730]

A good conversation would be between De Minaur and Khachanov.

[@ricklee5845]

De Minaur's choice of book sounds interesting. I am going to check it ou.

[@coolbeanz359]

lol, Fritz is never beating them himbo accusations 😂

[@lobomalsano]

too many people calling fritz a himbo in this comment section lol

[@alexandrefreitag5502]

@@coolbeanz359 well tbh he confirmed being such one more time

[@carlatuve4670]

Russians are the deepest, good answears

[@kristaconley578]

Ben Shelton was pretty deep,, de Minauer as well.

[@CL2-]

@@kristaconley578 Yes but their books/movies were not so much about the generation-spanning human qualities that people have struggled with for centuries

[@lobomalsano]

@@kristaconley578 Nah, shelton was only mainstream american dream

[@rickrivers2021]

​@@lobomalsanoUnbroken isn't about the American Dream, its about a POW

[@masterbuilderproductions]

Loved Rublevs and Ben’s answers

[@juliacorgatelli8485]

Karen gave the best answer

[@DaggerMan11]

He's the only one who mentioned real literature

[@juliacorgatelli8485]

@@DaggerMan11 exactly, and great author

[@joellahrman4557]

@@juliacorgatelli8485 Wilde was impossibly witty.

[@ЮлияОвчинникова-у8к]

would like to know Medvedev's answer

[@DawnCabusas]

Same

[@YannChvr]

Charlie Chaplin for sure !!!

[@kitty_dancing_princess]

Andrey has the sweetest, kindest and most generous heart on tour I think, how he tries to always reach for peace is touching and beautiful ❤️❤️❤️

[@arianna1991]

To think that Rublev hasn’t stopped receiving harassment and insults just because he’s born in Russia despite his constant advocating for peace 💔😢

[@Graceclaw]

He's also received flak because he's completely unhinged on court

[@arianna1991]

@@Graceclaw that's another story and it has nothing to do with the constant harrassment he received only because he's russian. One thing is being criticised for what you do, another thing is being discriminated because of the country you were born into as if you had any power on it

[@Graceclaw]

@@arianna1991 oh I get you, and I sympathize with him on both counts. I've just only really seen the flak for his breakdowns

[@arianna1991]

@@Graceclaw yes unfortunately Rublev is struggling a lot recently (more than in the past) and obviously it’s what people see the most because it happens on court. It’s a pity because there’s so much more. For example he gave up on his sponsorship with Nike (= a lot of money) to launch his own brand and give the 100% of the incomes to charity for children in need. He’s a good guy

[@Graceclaw]

@@arianna1991 yeah, he seems like it. Just raised in a crappy environment.

[@asseln3066]

Khachanov👏👏, such an intelligent guy❣️

[@ooparty]

Did we need another proof that Rublev is a kind, good person?

[@liebebile6515]

I was expecting Tarkovsky's Andrej Rublev from Andrei Rublev's answer

[@dangernez4961]

That's eastern europe education for you. Spirituality and philosophy are ingrained in their culture and upbringing. Massive difference with american superficiality!

[@ildico1]

👏

[@elisamaltese4820]

good point, this says a lot actually

[@dangernez4961]

@@oatsgoats39 Looks like I struck a nerve haha I never said anything about "being superior". There is however a difference in the psychological depth of their responses, don't you agree?

[@elisamaltese4820]

@oatsgoats39 I don't think it's about that, it's also about the learning methods used at school, which are different in America. Also, the concept is generalised here, of course there many Americans who know a lot about philosophy etc.. But you can't deny that Americans are generally(!!) more superficial than Europeans, it's also a matter of history. And lastly, no one is feeling superior here 'cause I'm neither from America or eastern Europe and the teaching methods are not great where I live.

[@fleurdehivers]

@@oatsgoats39 well, Dorian Gray is not part of the curriculum in Russia (it wasn't for me in Italy, not the main Literature class-though we also had English/other foreign languages Literature as part of those classes). In all likelihood, Khachanov will have searched the book out himself. Does the average American athlete read Tolstoy or Dostoyevsky for pleasure? Or Pushkin, Chekhov, Gogol, Bulganov? I'd be surprised if they did, but if Fritz and Paul are anything to go by, the problably don't.

[@gablan1468]

Alex was spot on. I also think it is a problem nobody addresses.

[@ricklee5845]

I just found 'Stolen Focus' for free as PDF 👍

[@gablan1468]

@@ricklee5845 Could you please share? Thank you.

[@gablan1468]

@@ricklee5845 Could you please share it?

[@deanryanmartin]

These tennis pros have cool choices. To me, the books that impacted me: Peculiar Children series, Holy Bible and The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People. The films that impacted me currently: Forrest Gump, A Beautiful Mind and Freud's Last Session.

[@jenniferwilkinson840]

Just here for Rublev! 🥰

[@lukasarkis1546]

rublev had the perfect chance to say 'Andrei Rublev'

[@justinnicklas4712]

Never expected Khachanov to have that philosophical outlook lol

[@BHdowntheline]

I'm in love with Andrey's style. I didn't listen to what he said

[@bobertrobertson130]

dimitrov hair transplant looking good

[@alexandrefreitag5502]

Look how Dimitrov Khachanov Rublev stand out of this group. Players coming from major writing countries (like US & France) are unable to name A book it seems! Sad reality. the answers like "I saw this movie/read this book but it didnt impact me" are even worse! They reveal that they actually saw/read NTH worth mentioning at all!

[@marshupm]

Eastern Europenas, nothing strange

[@ALLNAMESAREALLREADYT]

you can bet if Novak was in this video the answer would have been 15 minutes long

[@sergeyivanov7133]

It is better not to ask such questions to professional sportsmen as it is always a shame to listen to their answers… they have no time for it…

[@steluriko]

точно

[@alexandrefreitag5502]

at least three of them gave decent answers! its BS saying "I have no time to read a book or to watch a decent movie"

[@adrianam1009]

They do have time it is a matter of habit.

[@canchero724]

Swiatek is the huge exception, she reads almost the whole time she's not training or playing in a tournament. I'd interested to have her answer this question.

[@adrianam1009]

👍Russian. De Minaur 💜

[@zeussatrid7126]

one of the best books I have read Man's search for meaning Close 2nd The power of meaning

[@adrianam1009]

💯💯

[@huntersnider9621]

I need to know what fantasy books Zhang is reading! I already popped off this summer when I learned Wemby reads the Stormlight Archive lol

[@sv-bd5em]

Dimitrov, Khachanov, Rublev with the most profound insights, as expected. One thing in common! ADM with the bonus points

[@kahreads]

Jack Draper the one who said about Nolan? Loved it ❤

[@beril2261]

I need to hear this from Alcaraz

[@SH-jq7bh]

Where did Andrey pick up the word ‘provocation’ 😭😭😭

[@Teplitsa]

we have this word in Russian as well and the meaning is the same :) no wonder since it has Latin origins

[@szymonzprzeszoscia440]

Tallon is just so handsome and masculine. I find it hard to focus on what he is saying.

[@docstranger9520]

‘Step brothers’ 😂

[@OfficialWorldChampion]

HAHA, Step Brothers, love it

[@bradywatts8085]

Stolen Focus is a masterpiece of a book

[@Joshua-is9gv]

Rublev has taste

[@johannebimont6960]

Rocky🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@docstranger9520]

Dimitrov not disappointing. The man is the most fully rounded human being since Viggo Mortensen

[@ildico1]

Karen and Andrey.🤍💙❤

[@besttennissubstack]

someone needs to show these boys INFINITE JEST

[@kennydonaldson3659]

Dark City

[@LouisFCr]

Who is he??? 0:33

[@boberry30403]

sigma

[@Ivanatis]

lol De Minaur is such a simp, I bet he only heard the title somewhere (and still got it wrong) and never actually read the book

[@joddle23]

i want to think that's not the case..... but i feel like you're 100 percent right. if you haven't read something "deep" recently that's fine, just go with a cliché like a sports biography or one of the classics you read in school

[@MasseyVF]

Unlike you, Alex is intelligent, well-liked, respectful of others & successful in his profession as no.6 in the world.

[@ricklee5845]

Don't be ridiculous. I am reading currently 3 books and can only remember the title of one.

[@Ivanatis]

@@joddle23 very true

[@Ivanatis]

@@MasseyVF Massive fanboy we have here. And yes his ranking is a fact and I have respect for that. He is a good tennis player and still a simp at the same time. Stay in denial.

[@PDXNY]

Tennis players aren’t the most studious or well-read people.

[@Oxamyt3109]

Like any athletes

[@bandykootkootkoot4334]

Kinesthetics is also considered a type of intelligence, which in the case of tennis players they have a good hand - eye coordination which we mortals do not possess lol.

[@mclovin7446]

Shelton is so generic

[@sma3037]

Fritz and Paul…no substance as I expected.

[@GGWRG43]

Will Ferrell mentionned, Automatic W ! W Step Brothers W Fritz