Jimmi Simpson teases secrets of 'Westworld,' the young man in black and season 2
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- Опубликовано: 6 июл 2024
- "Westworld" star Jimmi Simpson talks with Gold Derby's Matt Noble about the big moments from the HBO series and becoming the man in black.
On "Westworld" Simpson plays a guest in the western-themed futuristic theme park inhabited by robotic hosts. Over the course of the first season William falls in love with the park's original host Dolores (Evan Rachel Wood). He says, "I normally come into series in very small doses for an effect. With William, it was episode three and I realized 'all these people are waiting for me to move the story forward. Holy shit!' That was a whole new experience."
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Jimmy is adorable. What a genuine man.
Jimmi, your scenes with Evan Rachel Wood as William and Dolores are like a knife in our hearts.
I love Jimmi Simpson So much! What an awesome kind man.
Such a sweet guy. I really really Loved him and his acting so much in westworld. And I find it so sweet that he seems a really romantic guy loving young william's lovestory
Such a full interview) Pretty good)
Mr. Simpson please don't take this wrong, I wanted to point out the constant use of the words Umm, Ahh, But. Since you are doing public speaking, it would be good to take a speaking class, since You most likely don't realize it. IMO
But he's not doing any public speaking, he's doing an interview. Basically having a conversation and just being himself. The "ummms" and "uhhhs" are a natural filler or hesitation sounds for a lot of people, especially when they're being put on the spot or being asked personal and even challenging questions. Jimmi is one of the most likeable and genuine actors I've seen. Fame clearly didn't go to his head (unlike so many others in Hollywood), and he's so grateful for the opportunities he's been given. If you can't look past occasional fillers, and felt the need to go out of your way to lecture the man, then it sounds like it's a "you" problem.
EDIT: I know I'm 4 years late with my reply, and you may not even remember posting your comment in the first place. But that's the nature of youtube comments and social media in general.