Jeremy Strong”s performance does such a great job at making Kendall feel like a real person. He talks like a real person, hanging on certain words as he’s thinking through what he’s saying as he’s spitting it out, not just reading off of a script.
part of that that makes it real is he actually improv's a lot of his stuff from what i read about him like he's probably actively thinking whilst performing for a good bit of it
I know everyone in this show is a deplorable person, but I can’t help but love and feel for Kendall every time he has an emotional scene. Jeremy Strong definitely needs recognition for this role because in my opinion, he absolutely stole the show. God he is brilliant
I love the way Roman say “our core…values” He’s inappropriate and rich, but I think when it comes to being an actual bad person, he’s a total fraud haha. You could tell he knew that line sounded corny, but it worked to win
The thing about Vaulter, it didn't even matter if it was a good company that just needed adults in the room, like Kendall suggested-Logan saw them as the acquisition Kendall made while he was basically in a coma. Once a viable opportunity presented itself to gut it and not completely alienate shareholders, Logan took advantage, and making Kendall feel responsible was icing on the cake.
@@aleydars Now, he's no confidence and no plan. Tbh Logan whole business strategy is based on no plan and all confidence. After this scene I thought Kenny would be a killer in Season 3 but now it seems like someone chopped his balls off.
@@damazywlodarczyk Tbh I liked the season. But I don't understand why they turned him a weak man in S3 after he showed his transformation in this scene. Maybe they wanted to show that he "talks the talk but dont walk the walk".
@@gusadico He was like a ghost most of s02 and then he walked the walk at the end and beginning of s03 and then he was pathetic most of the time, and it was too obvious, too forced, there was never really a good fight between him and logan in s03. I also thought the story was chugging along not because of the Roy family wits, but because of outside forces.
Jeremy Strong”s performance does such a great job at making Kendall feel like a real person. He talks like a real person, hanging on certain words as he’s thinking through what he’s saying as he’s spitting it out, not just reading off of a script.
part of that that makes it real is he actually improv's a lot of his stuff from what i read about him like he's probably actively thinking whilst performing for a good bit of it
"It is burning my eyes but I cannot look away"
This actually captures the allure of Kendall's character perfectly.
I love Kendall so much. he is so underrated, he usually isn’t peoples favorite Roy sibling
lmao actually the complete opposite
@@liloa03 no it isn’t people hate him and root for shiv even though shiv deserves way more hate than she gets
everyone wants ken to win you lying asshole, and you know it, your pick is not special
@@damazywlodarczyk yeah I love Kendall, but he’s basically the main protagonist. Most people I’ve talked to root for Ken.
my fav by far, i love his delivery
Jeremy Strong is a BEAST !
Powerhouse, check out “the big short” if you havent already
Indeed i literally forget Kendall is just a character and not a real person.
I know everyone in this show is a deplorable person, but I can’t help but love and feel for Kendall every time he has an emotional scene. Jeremy Strong definitely needs recognition for this role because in my opinion, he absolutely stole the show. God he is brilliant
Jeremy Strong is a phenomenal actor
Thank you for making this showing Kendal killing it in the board room and full gambit of his hotness
They always sound like they are talking about nothing but it makes sense at the same time.. lets circle back and check the optics on this one
Ken is the GOAT 🔥
The scene in the bathroom is actually much sadder than I remember
Jeremy "Kendall" Strong ís amazing!
I love the way Roman say “our core…values”
He’s inappropriate and rich, but I think when it comes to being an actual bad person, he’s a total fraud haha. You could tell he knew that line sounded corny, but it worked to win
Kendall got chosen as the skull at the end of S2 because of the L to the OG rap
Bro had the audacity to ad L to the OG as a moment
I love him
My favorite ❤
The thing about Vaulter, it didn't even matter if it was a good company that just needed adults in the room, like Kendall suggested-Logan saw them as the acquisition Kendall made while he was basically in a coma. Once a viable opportunity presented itself to gut it and not completely alienate shareholders, Logan took advantage, and making Kendall feel responsible was icing on the cake.
Amazing
9:10 I miss this Kendall is season 3
He was on a confidence high with no real plan
@@aleydars Now, he's no confidence and no plan. Tbh Logan whole business strategy is based on no plan and all confidence. After this scene I thought Kenny would be a killer in Season 3 but now it seems like someone chopped his balls off.
@@gusadico i agree, he was literally pathetic in most of season 3, in general weak season
@@damazywlodarczyk Tbh I liked the season. But I don't understand why they turned him a weak man in S3 after he showed his transformation in this scene. Maybe they wanted to show that he "talks the talk but dont walk the walk".
@@gusadico He was like a ghost most of s02 and then he walked the walk at the end and beginning of s03 and then he was pathetic most of the time, and it was too obvious, too forced, there was never really a good fight between him and logan in s03. I also thought the story was chugging along not because of the Roy family wits, but because of outside forces.
Nice
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The only good thing Kendall did was introduce us all to Stewey
Add-ults
Jeremy Strong is best!
That rap song was so cringe…. Lmaooo