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The scene at the end on Halloween is like a masterclass in conveying a million thoughts with just a few facial expressions and incredibly subtle body language. And acting against a pig mask or not, he delivers one of the hottest first kisses in cinema history. It was utterly beautiful and so perfectly done.
James McAvoy on the future of his Professor X. Rewatching Split (2016) how James McAvoy didn’t win an Oscar (he wasn’t even nominated!) is beyond me. Edit: To clarify, I don’t really mean the Oscar part literally. I just personally really enjoy this performance, that’s all. Personally, I love this movie.
James Mcavoy in Split/Glass is the greatest acting performance in movie history. Here's a few clips for reference... From his facial features, to the detailed mannerisms of each character, to the dialect and inflection of each characters voice - his ability to seamlessly transition characters in a single take is the most impressive thing I have ...
12 de may. de 2021 · Anil Kapoor- 5'8.5, 5'9 peak (billed 5'11) (average 5'10.75) Akshay Kumar- 5'10.5, 5'11.5 peak (billed 6'1) (average 5'11) (nowadays he appears to be same height as Bollywood actor Ritesh Deshmukh, and marginally shorter than Matthew McConoughey and Brad Pitt. At his peak he was same height as Chris Evans, and Vin Diesel) Randeep Hooda- 5'10, 5 ...
24 de ene. de 2022 · Rewatching Split (2016) how James McAvoy didn’t win an Oscar (he wasn’t even nominated!) is beyond me. Discussion Edit: To clarify, I don’t really mean the Oscar part literally.
23 de jul. de 2023 · Plus, Voldemort was obsessed with immortality, and isn't even totally human anymore, he doesn't have to actually look 71. He wouldn't be the slightest bit menacing if he did, most likely. For most characters I'd say you have a point, but we're dealing with a dark wizard resurrected by a blood ritual.
28 de oct. de 2020 · Samuel L. Jackson, instead of playing 20 characters in one movie, like James McAvoy, does, he plays one character in 20 movies. Its cool how his name is centered right on the original personalities credit. If anything, that’s the detail. sigh The real movie detail is in the comments, again.
James McAvoy has told how he was “absolutely shocked and dismayed” by the racial abuse his female co-stars suffered “on a daily basis” during his run of Cyrano de Bergerac in Glasgow and how he was delighted to leave the city. The actor, 43, said that women in the cast suffered “sexually explicit and violent” taunts during their ...
25 de nov. de 2018 · ADMIN MOD. James McAvoy was absolutely brilliant in Split. So I’m rewatching Split, sort of in preparation for Glass next year, and also because the one and only time I saw it was in theatres next to two teenage girls who would not stop talking throughout the whole entire thing omg. But anyway, so I’m watching this again and I can’t ...
28 de sept. de 2021 · This is mostly just a lot of fluff, but I loved this quote: "It's dead exciting," McAvoy said. "Those were a bunch of books, I mean, I've read them all cover to cover, and I love those books. They're crazy. As they get into their final two or three books, I mean, the level of bonkers is unparalleled. But I love them.