Timothee chalamet
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Timothee still looks like a preteen in every video/photo I’ve seen of him, and for that reason he never registered on my radar...never!.........
Until now......lol
In these photos you can see the blessings Mother Nature gave this boy. He has the classic square jawline most male models would die to have.
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Until now......lol
In these photos you can see the blessings Mother Nature gave this boy. He has the classic square jawline most male models would die to have.
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Definitely for the best. CMBYN was lightning in a bottle. The stars aligned perfectly for that film at it's time, and they'd never be able to catch it again.
Yeah, there is no viable reason for those two characters to reunite in any kind of meaningful way. The author’s own sequel proved this.
It may be a long time before we see Timmy making out with any guys on camera again, unfortunately. Leo & Keanu also played gay early in their careers, because it screams “Serious Actor!” But not so much after they hit it big.
of course they're not working on cmbyn ii. no one is willing to be associated with armie rn.
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I’m ok with Timmy not playing gay again soon, but I’m ready for full frontal nudity.
It would be awesome if he did some frontal nudity.
A great point. The second book didn't Eben capture the magic of the first book. I'd like to see it but that all depends on what happens with this Armie situation.
I’d rather not see a sequel, to be honest. It was a fantastic film that is perfect by itself.
I really really really want more of the feeling that first movie gave me (and I’m not just talking about in my pants lol) but I would tend to agree with you that it probably shouldn’t be attempted. And yet, if done right, I think they could have just as beautiful a film about what happens when lost love reconnects and either burns again or fades out. And I would trust Luca to do it. Time (and how much the public is willing to forgive faux cannibalism) will tell.
