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Billie Lourd, photographed by Irvin RiveraÂ
I told my agent, âI wanna be Lando.â That was exactly what I needed to hear, because Iâm the person whoâs not supposed to make it, so much so that I donât think people recognize where I came from and what Iâve done. At a certain point, it does look easy. I do sometimes look like a Mary Sue. I was like, âOh, okay, cool.â I studied, I watched the movies a lot, and I killed it, because I was ready.
âLandoâs always the best-dressed person on that set. And I donât say that lightly. Thereâs a lot of cool costumes and a lot of cool clothing. He takes pride in the clothing. It makes things easier. When people see you and youâre debonair, they tend to want to give you stuff easier.â - Donald Glover
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John Boyega photographed for Guardian Nigeria
You donât want to disappoint anybody, but you know, you lose your voice by trying to please everyone.
Kelly Marie Tran | photographed by Emilia Paré for GQ magazine
remember when pedro took this pic of oscar and the world has somehow shifted
âPeople of color and women are increasingly being shown on-screen. For things to be whitewashed just doesnât make sense. All the films Iâve done have had a secret commentary on stereotypical mentalities. Itâs about getting people to drop a prejudiced state of mind and realize, âoh, shit, weâre just watching normal people.â
I recently was lucky enough to live out one of my childhood dreams and photograph Mark Hamill for The New York Times.
John Boyega photographed by Charlie Gates for The New York Times
As a boy in school, Mr. Boyega struggled to find his niche after failing with soccer and the cello. But a knack for plays prompted him to start training at the nearby Theatre Peckham, where he played a trickster leopard in an adaptation of the Caribbean folk tale âAnsari the Spiderâ and also appeared in a production of âShrek.â âI wasnât Shrek, I wouldnât put myself through that,â he said. âI played Donkey for the comic relief. I found that I would gain more fans doing that.â
Daniel Kaluuya
photographed by Thomas Whiteside for GQ Magazine March 2018
johnboyega: And on the seventh dayâŠ.
Michael Cinco | Fall/Winter 2017-18
Ewan McGregor by Simon Emmett