CapitalOfficial - Timothée Chalamet & Taylor Russell share their weird phobias 🤡 #bonesandall

[Beyoncessister]

Timothée and Taylor have great chemistry! I noticed in a lot of their interviews they seem to easily get lost in one another’s conversation and almost forget the interviewer is waiting for a response. They have a lot in common and it’s a pleasure to see two seemingly sweet awkward ppl be so easy with one another (coming from an anxiously shy awkward person myself lol It’s a blessing when I feel comfort with another person bc it’s rare ❤)

[Beyoncessister]

We can always tell the difference between an interviewer who is actually a fan of the work vs who is just doing their job 😅 Tim and Tay were good sports

[taylorcoleman]

The movie being “scary or freaky” was not the point of the movie at all. It was not meant to be scary, and it minimizes the emotional intensity of the film to put it in conversations like It or Chucky. I walked away from the film blown away by the radical story of love and acceptance of otherness of this story, the gore is just a consequence of their condition.

[mushroomtime]

her talking about loving studio ghibli and timothee posting a mirror selfie with a spirited away shirt the day after 😏

[kingston]

I love the variety of Chalamet’s roles, always different and fresh.

[IndieRockerHippy]

Timothee seems so much calmer in the interviews for this. It's nice to see him looking more comfortable and confident in himself.

[deborahdespault]

Their chemistry together is amazing ‼️

[grace.hansen]

These people are so respectful & humble. The way they lift up the rest of the crew just astounds me.

[GiaLoor]

this interview missed the point of the film unfortunately but I’m glad to say Timmy and Taylor were insightful even when the questions weren’t connected to the movies at all.

[gerganadecheva]

The interviewer keeps pushing the idea of a horror movie. Has she not understood the idea of the movie. It's so annoying going round and round the word "scary" and "horror". I just watched it and I was blown away by the many layers around the core of the idea - two people with no chance of surviving because of how they were born. And love - pure and desperate. The ending was so impactful. Superb work.

[JennnSaidWhat]

I miss seeing them together so I often come back to watch these interviews over and over 🥲

[Iiluvvnae]

THE WAY THEY SPEAK ABOUT EAHCOTHERRRR 😩😫

[quinecewhitfield]

the questions asked had no connection to the movie…I watched this movie it was more romance over horror

[falling_for]

Does it feel like the interviewer didn't understand what the movie was about or didn't watch it?? All she was saying was that it was scary

[mackenziehancock]

Why is she comparing this film to a horror movie? Lol. It isn't a scary film, it's a love story and deeply moving. I think she missed the point.

[famjam]

lol taylor's expression at 4:20 when the interview said that it's terrible/freaky

[maliamohr]

anyone else think the interviewer didnt watch the movie lol

[subtleways]

Not the interviewer missing the whole point of the film and just staying there. The cringe.

[JoeJoeJoe]

And they just start geeking out about anime 🤣

[JennnSaidWhat]

Wish they had gotten to promo together in the US too!