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He is as prone to boners as he is averse to wearing a shirt.
juniorserrano1450
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Still can't get over his interview in Venice.. Redditors at r/deuxmoi were roasting him for being an intellectual hack.. Love ya Harry, but please please be coherent when doing a press tour...
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The guy is over worked. He is literally jet setting from doing his shows to doing press junkets. It’s all too much. He is very intellectual when he is doing press for his album. The machine behind him wants to milk everything and over expose him to the point the public is done with him. It’s a shame. But the publics love affair with Harry is slowing turning. I never thought this would happen. Its worrying.
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What the fuck is he wearing
It’s called fashion sweaty, look it up
Saw him last October for the Fine Line tour and it was a great time! Wasn't crazy for the outfit we got but he is an amazing showman
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I’ve always enjoyed his fashion sense but this tour has been mostly misses for me. Can he just go shirtless each night?
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It's tour costume. Makes sense in big venues as he needs to be visible to ppl in the bleechers. Yes the aesthetic is a miss. i agree. I dont think harry wants to sexualize himself by being shirtless. he already knows girls are heavily into him. im going for the music really.I’ve always enjoyed his fashion sense but this tour has been mostly misses for me. Can he just go shirtless each night?
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Quotes from our eloquent King during TIFF press for My Policeman. Harry feels more calm talking about this film than the other toxic straight film directed by that woman we shall no longer mention. I told yall he is very eloquent, introspective and deep person. This is the Harry I fell in love with. I am hearing Oscar worthy film.
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"I think at different parts of the story youre able to see bits of yourself, and sometimes maybe not your favorite parts of yourself, in different characters."
“What initially drew me to the script is I think... the themes in the film, is based in two different time settings, but the general themes are timeless, I think thats why it works so well. I think the themes of love and freedom is incredibly relevant no matter the time you set it is, for me the big draw, I think that people are able to see themselves in each off the characters”
"I think there's so much nuance to them and so much complexity that comes to people in real life around sexuality and finding themself, all of that kind of stuff."
“Around sex in particular and sexual relationships being shrouded and kind of fear for a man in that time, for tom for example, fear and shame and all these things, you don’t necessarily know that much about if you don’t encounter other homosexual men in that time."
“For someone like tom, it’s all of his feelings towards men, I would imagine, feel so foreign and so, yeah I think just any time it’s that complex and you’re getting to play with actual nuanced kind of human emotions, it’s really nice."
"I think Tom's version of acceptance is a depressing one, he accepts that he is gonna deny this part of himself for a long time, it's a quiet acceptance between him and Marion and it wont be discussed, which is very... none of them were going to therapy were they? For me the story, the reason why it's so devastating, ultimately the story is about wasted time and this is the most devastating thing, time we cant control it, we cant get it back, in the end you think back, well I haven't died but... this i what we cant control. The whole thing is about wasted time and at the end it feels like a brief moment of acceptance which feels really wonderful but it is still laced with this devastating "oh if we were braver we would have had more time". Every piece of joy is laced with this other side to it"
"I think Tom's love for Marion is very real, and Tom's love for Patrick is very real. I think part of why it's so painful is because I think Marion and Patrick are very good friends, and there's like a very real love there as well. I think having that kind of duality of everything not being so black and white in terms of 'you've wronged me and that means I don't like you anymore' and all that. It's not really how the world works and how human beings work"
"I think at different parts of the story youre able to see bits of yourself, and sometimes maybe not your favorite parts of yourself, in different characters."
“What initially drew me to the script is I think... the themes in the film, is based in two different time settings, but the general themes are timeless, I think thats why it works so well. I think the themes of love and freedom is incredibly relevant no matter the time you set it is, for me the big draw, I think that people are able to see themselves in each off the characters”
"I think there's so much nuance to them and so much complexity that comes to people in real life around sexuality and finding themself, all of that kind of stuff."
“Around sex in particular and sexual relationships being shrouded and kind of fear for a man in that time, for tom for example, fear and shame and all these things, you don’t necessarily know that much about if you don’t encounter other homosexual men in that time."
“For someone like tom, it’s all of his feelings towards men, I would imagine, feel so foreign and so, yeah I think just any time it’s that complex and you’re getting to play with actual nuanced kind of human emotions, it’s really nice."
"I think Tom's version of acceptance is a depressing one, he accepts that he is gonna deny this part of himself for a long time, it's a quiet acceptance between him and Marion and it wont be discussed, which is very... none of them were going to therapy were they? For me the story, the reason why it's so devastating, ultimately the story is about wasted time and this is the most devastating thing, time we cant control it, we cant get it back, in the end you think back, well I haven't died but... this i what we cant control. The whole thing is about wasted time and at the end it feels like a brief moment of acceptance which feels really wonderful but it is still laced with this devastating "oh if we were braver we would have had more time". Every piece of joy is laced with this other side to it"
"I think Tom's love for Marion is very real, and Tom's love for Patrick is very real. I think part of why it's so painful is because I think Marion and Patrick are very good friends, and there's like a very real love there as well. I think having that kind of duality of everything not being so black and white in terms of 'you've wronged me and that means I don't like you anymore' and all that. It's not really how the world works and how human beings work"
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