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Me showing people around my favorite places
current sexual orientation: even-more-than-usually-dishevelled-Columbo
I’ll see you at the office.
Shea Whigham as Sergeant Kent in Low Tide (2019) dir. Kevin McMullin.
Ben Mendelsohn for Esquire UK (November 2015)
why is he not at any of the goddamn award shows he’s in a MOVIE THAT IS NOMINATED
“If we could talk to Ben Mendelsohn right now, he’d be chasing some geese. That’s what it’s like to hang out with him.” - Ryan Gosling
12 Days of Mendo | Day 12: King George VI
my sweet prince I love you so
I’m staying awake because I want to hear Gary thank Ben in his speech
12 Days of Mendo | Day 12: King George VI
he was so stupidly good looking in this I can’t even fathom it
Entering 2018 like…
Churchill has an audience with King George VI
a good trope: Soft Sweater Dads™ in sad movies giving career-best performances
an early round-up of Darkest Hour reviews for Ben from Telluride and TIFF:
Darkest Hour might be Gary Oldman’s finest…hour. But Ben Mendelsohn deserves a look. Low-key brilliant. [x]
That being said King George VI (Ben Mendelsohn, fantastic) doesn’t trust him and his party’s original choice to replace Chamberlin… [x]
... while Ben Mendelsohn outdoes Colin Firth as the stuttering King George VI, whose difficulties with words allowed him to recognize the power that Churchill could wield with them. [x]
It doesn’t help matters that King George VI, played eloquently by the great Ben Mendelsohn (“Animal Kingdom”)… [x]
… although it should be said that Mendelson’s portrayal of George VI improves upon Colin Firth’s in some ways… [x]
And then there’s Ben Mendelsohn, who delivers a restrained and nuanced turn as King George VI. It’s almost refreshing to see Mendelsohn playing a character so “normal,” but it’s further proof that his talent is more versatile than “oddly charming slimeball.” [x]
The great Ben Mendelsohn as King George does not so much give us a stuttering King as one who already has already conquered his affliction. [x]
The supporting cast is solid all around especially Ben Mendelsohn as the king. Mendelsohn’s performance is both comedic as well as dramatic. His character is pivotal to the story and becomes the voice of reason in the film’s final act. [x]
(Ben Mendelsohn, in an unexpected but successful piece of casting) [x]
Mendelson should be nominated as well for supporting part (and he’s great). [x]
IM SO PROUD OF MY BABY Y'ALL
gabriel lost then won twice
i teared up a little.