“I don’t think there’s anything cool or entertaining about being an (expletive) – or an (expletive) Very misrepresenting”.
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Esquire magazine interview finishes by saying, “He gives you a hug and goes off to contribute to the cache or catalog or canon or whatever the f-k you call it and charm the world with his dickishness”.
Miles Teller is handsome in maroon as he sits down for an interview on Late Night With Seth Meyers on Monday evening (August 3) in New York City.
‘I was racking up all these medical bills, so we had to sue his insurance because he was driving.
“The hunky actor responded on the magazine’s account and wrote back on Twitter, “@esquire couldn’t be more wrong. “I didn’t see the other ones”, he says. Teller is, after all, of the opinion that the Fantastic Four remake is high art. In the article, Teller explains that he nearly had to drop Todd Phillips Arms and the Dudes to be a part of the musical, but then found out through a third party that he no longer had the gig.
“While Jamie Bell added: “@Miles_Teller is a great actor & a great guy. “I love indie dramas, but most of the time, they’re dealing with some pretty tough themes”.
Miles got a chance to show his steamy, brooding side in a black and white cover shoot for Esquire’s September issue that recalls such film icons as Marlon Brando and Paul Newman. That’s his thing; don’t make him hide his true self. She includes several examples of times in the past when Teller has come across as “slightly arrogant, bro-y, and hungover”.
The profile’s dramatic tone actually works against the narrative that Teller is, in fact, a monster.
Here are seven highlights, some dick-ish, some not at all. Should we maybe stop referring to people as dicks, and their actions as evidence of their “dickishness?”
We don’t know about that, Miles. Aaron Eckhart was one of the leads in Rabbit Hole, and Teller was so intimidated he could barely get through his first scene with him.
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You wonder how much he really doesn’t give a shit.
