WILLEM DAFOE

the only good thing about the boondock saints is that if you find out someone likes that movie, you know all you'll ever need to know about them

he sort of alludes to this in the video: "when a certain type of person comes up to me, I know what movie they're going to talk about"

― Number None, Thursday, February 21, 2019 5:22 PM (seventeen minutes ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

i love how... nice he is when he makes this fundamentally withering observation.

that video is way fuller of smart observations than anything published by GQ has any right to be.

Dafoe seems like a particularly nice dude.

Cry-Baby (1990) .... Hateful Guard at Maryland Training School for Boys

looooool. i don't remember this btw.

― horseshoe, Friday, March 6, 2009 3:52 PM

How could you not? "God bless Roy Cohn..."

My curiosity is raised:

https://ew.com/nosferatu-willem-dafoe-vampire-hunter-first-look-8412082

He's the "old school" actor my students actively love and whose older movies they seek.

I saw "Poor Things" this weekend.. still not sure what I thought of it, there was a lot going on

Mmm no

I actually watched Platoon when I was like ten - someone had rented it and I had never heard of it, but "Ooh, a Best Picture winner, and it's about Vietnam, which I know nothing of!" Man, was that traumatizing. But I loved Dafoe in it and made what happened to his character all the more horrifying.

I love him in Wes Anderson's movies, he was great with so many non-professionals in The Florida Project. I still need to see New Rose Hotel, but otherwise Last Temptation is probably my favorite lead role from him. I wish he did more with Scorsese - I think his only other appearance in his work was a cameo in The Aviator.

*and he was great with so many non-professionals in Sean Baker's