Joseph Gordon-Levitt: NYTimes interview

[yngjock20]

Man, there's nothing more attractive than a witty, intelligent person.

YouTube - Screentest Joseph Gordon-Levitt - NYTimes.com/TMagazine

 

[MASSIVEPKGO_CHUCK]

Shit, that's the cat from Third Rock From The Sun? Damn, if he didn't age.. and fast, that's for sure.

 

[steve_james_2]

He was in a movie where he played a street hustler that got raped. It was a very good movie.

 

[steve_james_2]

The movie was Second Skin. He is a great actor, and cute to boot.

 

[alexclaim]

The film was called Mysterious Skin.

Mysterious Skin (2004)

 

[Meniscus]

The film was called Mysterious Skin.

Mysterious Skin (2004)

Excellent, excellent movie...but I watched it cringing under a blanket. And the music...

 

[steve_james_2]

Oops. My bad. Anyway, a great movie.

 

[Meniscus]

Here are some cool pics.

http://graphics8.nytimes.com/images/2006/02/14/magazine/19perf.slide15.jpg
http://movies.radiofree.com/photos/mysterious_skin_1887.jpg
http://www.queerty.com/queer/joseph-gordon-levitt01.jpg
http://www.queerty.com/queer/joseph-gordon-levitt02.jpg
http://www.benbakerphoto.com/entertainment/005_actors011.jpg

This site has a massive gallery, but I couldn't find any good pics from Mysterious Skin. I didn't look through the entire gallery.
Joseph Gordon-Levitt Fan
Joseph Gordon-Levitt Fan Gallery - Another Man Magazine/mag anotherman 03

This is apparently Joseph's site. I haven't had a chance to check it out.
HITRECORD.ORG - Enter

Lastly, I'm attaching a couple of screencaps from Mysterious Skin.

 

[Meniscus]

This "music video" pretty much sums up Mysterious Skin.
YouTube - Mysterious Skin music video

Joe makes some interesting comments about forum culture in this hitrecord clip.
YouTube - HitRECord-2007-05-18

 

[invisibleman]

Excellent, excellent movie...but I watched it cringing under a blanket. And the music...

I have the Mysterious Skin Motion Picture Soundtrack. Robin Guthrie and Harold Budd's film score transcends and supports the emotions expressed in that film. It was great. The movie was kinda out there, though. It was a lot better than Brokeback Mountain. (Brokeback Mountain Motion Picture Soundtrack was great.)

 

[Meniscus]

I have the Mysterious Skin Motion Picture Soundtrack. Robin Guthrie and Harold Budd's film score transcends and supports the emotions expressed in that film. It was great. The movie was kinda out there, though. It was a lot better than Brokeback Mountain. (Brokeback Mountain Motion Picture Soundtrack was great.)

Yeah, I don't normally buy soundtracks, but I really need to get both of those. It's amazing how such simple sounds can be so evocative of such deep, powerful, complex emotions.

 

[TripHammer]

he's one extremely hot lad. nice to see him all growed up.

 

[metaldude33]

He was amazing in the movie Brick.

 

[B_dxjnorto]

Man, there's nothing more attractive than a witty, intelligent person.

YouTube - Screentest Joseph Gordon-Levitt - NYTimes.com/TMagazine

He's one sexy little git isn't he.

 

[jeff black]

The man reminds me of Heath Ledger when he smiles with that beard.

I like his manner of speaking, he has a pleasant tone to his voice, very wise sounding.

 

[HaagenDazs]

He's always been an amazing actor to me. Whoever would have thought that the kid from Third Rock from the Sun would have developed into an actor of such depth and power. He can be absolutely captivating in some scenes. I really really likes him. lol.

 

[RobinSF]

Isn't it amazing what can happen when a very young star in Hollywood actually spends time studying his craft and taking advantage of learning from the incredible talent surrounding him/her rather than hanging out with the herd of slutty party bitches?

More power to him!

 

[RobinSF]

No frontals, but here are a couple of screen caps from the film Mysterious Skin.

 

[B_IanTheTall]

After seeing that screen test, I like him even more now.

Mind you that with that he has killed any chance he ever had of becoming a diplomat, that probably wasn't in his future anyway.

 

[Meniscus]

Isn't it amazing what can happen when a very young star in Hollywood actually spends time studying his craft and taking advantage of learning from the incredible talent surrounding him/her rather than hanging out with the herd of slutty party bitches?

Agreed. Alas, some of the greatest young talents both studies their craft and "lived the lifestyle"...and are no longer with us. River Phoenix immediately comes to mind, but there are so many others...