Steven Yeun photographed by Matteo Mobilio for GQ Magazine
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“Captain, seventy years ago you laid down your life to save how many millions of people – tell me, how is this any different?”
Every morning, he’d wake up before dawn in Astoria, Queens, cook and eat six eggs, and then run five miles to college, where he was both student and part-time janitor. After a full of day of classes, evening rehearsals, and more janitor work, he’d run home again, to binge-watch Fellini and Cassavetes.
“I’ve got quite a short fuse sometimes. So, as a result, I’ve definitely enjoyed myself more on the projects where I’ve played a good person, rather than on the projects where I’ve played somebody who is morally compromised.”
Ben Solo, England 1941
ADAM DRIVER by STEVEN KLEIN & DOMHNALL GLEESON by CRAIG MCDEAN for INTERVIEW MAGAZINE
I am going to set my hair on fire. It’s a strange response to this series of perfection, but the only one I can think of at this trying time. Thank you.
mac “heart eyes” mcdonald
tfw ppl complain that ur life is too gay
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