![]() ![]() “It excited me, because it felt like it was very different than the first project we had done together,” A24’s resident heartthrob told Variety. But it was, for me, incredibly deep, and very beautiful and intense.”Ĭhalamet, for his part, booked this role knowing that in the six years since he filmed CMBYN, he’s grown enough as an actor to really have a say about his character. I might remember half an hour, maybe she’d tell you it was ten minutes. Of casting Russell, he says, “I asked her agent, Danie Streisand, to set up a Zoom, and we talked for a while. “We met, and as always it was so profoundly inspiring to talk to him because he’s so clever and has such a specific point of view on things,” he says of casting Chalamet to Deadline. Guadagnino is positively effusive about his two leads. She is known for her transcendent performance in Trey Edward Shults’s indie melodrama Waves, which earned the actor a Gotham Award. ![]() Russell plays Maren, a young woman getting used to the margins of society when she first encounters Chalamet’s Lee. l56k9aFwm8- Timothée Chalamet September 29, 2022Ĭall Me by Your Name breakout star Timothée Chalamet and Taylor Russell have strapped in for the ride. The trailer doubles down on the idea that this is a love story full of menacing characters. “All I think is that I love you,” Taylor Russell responds, interspersed with clips of Mark Rylance doing intense eye acting. “You don’t think I’m a bad person?” Chalamet asks. Even with the full trailer, which dropped September 29, we don’t get much plot detail, but we do get a lot of blood and longing stares. A teaser trailer dropped August 10, and so far the answer is that it’s weird. With all the speculation about what a “cannibal love story” would be like, the question of “What’s the vibe?” is vital. What happens in the Bones and All trailer? Below, all the cast, plot, and release-date information we know so far. The first trailer doubles down on the gore and the romance - it’s a bloody feast for the eyes stuffed with tender lust and the ineffable freedom of the open road. Then, Timothée Chalamet promoted the film with a series of weird, bones-related tweets, right before the teaser trailer dropped. The hunger for Bones and All continues to grow with new photos and a Venice Film Festival premiere. However bad the timing is for Hammer’s new career in time-shares, though, the film marches along anchored by the promise of the other Guadagnino leading man, Timothée Chalamet’s sharp cheekbones and deep-set eyes. “Any link with anything else exists only in the realm of social media, with which I do not engage,” he told Deadline when asked about the Hammer situation. But Bones and All, a movie about teenage cannibals in love, is real and happening, though Guadagnino didn’t see the connection originally. It seemed as though there were far too many cannibal news stories, and by that we mean the one big one wherein CMBYN leading man Armie Hammer was accused of being a cannibal, among other allegations of misconduct and sexual assault. When the movie was first announced in January 2021, it felt like Luca Guadagnino, the Italian auteur behind Call Me by Your Name, was trolling us. ![]() Despite some negative specs, I would absolutely suggest seeing it, if you don't mind some pretty gory scenes.Taylor Russell and Timothée Chalamet play young lovers mutually bonded by … cannibalism?īones and All is getting more fleshed out by the day. ![]() Personally I didn't appreciate the ending scene and the related dialogue especially. The negative aspects that can't be denied are the poor development of the characters, which makes it hard to root for them, and the quality of the dialogues, which are often shallow. I really loved the poetic atmospheres of the road trip scenes, so typical of Guadagnino. The best performance was anyway delivered by Mark Rylance, whose creepy character Sully was great for keeping the tension high throughout the whole movie. I think he was particularly suited for this role, because his innocent face and body perfectly communicated the nature of his character, conflicted between his monstrous instincts and his good heart. The lead actors were really good, and in my opinion this was one of the best performances by Timothée Chalamet, whose chemistry with Guadagnino is undeniable. The plot is quite thin and the pace of the movie is slow and indefinite, but to me this is not negative: in the two hours of screentime I was never bored, and I sort of felt like I was on the road along with the protagonists. The movie is not perfect, but I enjoyed watching it, as to me this mixture of gory horror and on the road romance is quite new. Before I start this review, I have to admit I have a soft spot for Luca Guadagnino and his directing style, which really speaks to me on an emotional level. ![]()
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