Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:He was great in the recent Presumed Innocent series on Apple TV.
He was and it was at the perfect role for him -- perfect on the surface but morally compromised in a way that keeps you constantly unsure of whether he's good or bad. That's his niche.
Jude Law and Hugh Grant also occupy this gray space. They were both true romantic leads when they were younger, unlike Jake Gyllenhaal, but now they slide very easily into these roles that are morally ambiguous. Like Gyllenhaal, they are physically attractive but play narcissism, insincerity, and straight up dangerous very well.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think his downfall started after he dated Taylor Swift. He got a reputation as a groomer/predator because of the age difference (30 and 20), stood her up for her 21st birthday, etc.
then he broke her like a promise. so casually cruel in the name of being honest
What does this mean? What did he do/say?
It means he's packing timber, big johnson, long schlong, anaconda, thick dck, you know.
Anonymous wrote:He was great in the recent Presumed Innocent series on Apple TV.
Anonymous wrote:He isn't that handsome - droopy eyes - and he's also a closeted bisexual or gay. The secretiveness needed to maintain that double life tends to affect the career by making a celeb less relatable and transparent to fans.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think his downfall started after he dated Taylor Swift. He got a reputation as a groomer/predator because of the age difference (30 and 20), stood her up for her 21st birthday, etc.
then he broke her like a promise. so casually cruel in the name of being honest
What does this mean? What did he do/say?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think his downfall started after he dated Taylor Swift. He got a reputation as a groomer/predator because of the age difference (30 and 20), stood her up for her 21st birthday, etc.
then he broke her like a promise. so casually cruel in the name of being honest
Anonymous wrote:Who doesn’t think he is good-looking? This makes no sense to me. He has nice hair, nice eyes, and a banging body.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:He’s very handsome, he has great range, and he can appeal to middle America - why does he seem perpetually B list and not like a true “movie star.” He’s just as good as a Leo DiCaprio or Ryan Gosling. Why isn’t he bigger?
He was in Brokeback Mountain. He gave a great and convincing performance. Unfortunately, I also think that wonderful and convincing performance became a mental block for a lot of women to see him in a different way.
Counterpoint: Heath Ledger
Counterpoint: Heated Rivalry actors. (To the point that women can’t get over seeing hot men in a gay love story).
Let's see how they progress beyond Heated Rivalry. If they can do a Jonathan Bailey (Bridgerton) who is openly gay, but to my knowledge has not had gay sex on screen, is accepted as a leading love interest.
You haven't seen Fellow Travelers.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:He picks bad roles.
Donnie Darko? Jarhead? Nightcrawler?
He’s a really good actor
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:He’s very handsome, he has great range, and he can appeal to middle America - why does he seem perpetually B list and not like a true “movie star.” He’s just as good as a Leo DiCaprio or Ryan Gosling. Why isn’t he bigger?
He was in Brokeback Mountain. He gave a great and convincing performance. Unfortunately, I also think that wonderful and convincing performance became a mental block for a lot of women to see him in a different way.
Counterpoint: Heath Ledger
Counterpoint: Heated Rivalry actors. (To the point that women can’t get over seeing hot men in a gay love story).
Let's see how they progress beyond Heated Rivalry. If they can do a Jonathan Bailey (Bridgerton) who is openly gay, but to my knowledge has not had gay sex on screen, is accepted as a leading love interest.