@@joudsiline9965 older men in the film making industry such as writers and directors.they used him as a sex object and took advantage of him.he talked about it in his documentary “the most beautiful boy in the world”
I'm so sad for him, knowing how people exploited him and his beauty like he was just some kind of object for people to see. He's feels completely lost as a man now, not knowing who he is.
He looks like the typical blonde prince character in a Japanese manga, and considering he was famous in Japan for a time, I guess you could say he is THE blueprint
Actually there's a documentary on his life and they interviewed a few mangakun that where drawing manga at the time of his popularity, they stated he inspired their main characters in their respective works.
It’s a shame this guy went through so much as a kid, now all those people that exploited him just tossed him to the side so he can figure out life on his own,, What a shame, I hope he finds peace
Who is this kid in this video? Is he timmes? I got this song recommended to me and i love it yet i know nothing about the artist or the actor in this song
@loveutill theendoftimes right I forgot about that but what I mean is cuz since its a guy no one gives a fuck-just until now a few people are realizing it wasn't ok but it took that long cuz he's a male :c
Dude I hate people that just complement his looks knowing he was exploited and abuse by that. It makes me feel so sick. He is a very beautiful person, but he's much more than that.
yeah but this is the context they are given. Its not like he has been shown in much other media that is digestible to a large audience. Even though the director is a creep and disgusting, he at least made his point of the boy's certain beauty (I personally don't find him attractive but he does have a marketable face and hair).
People are shocked? Talking about this boy like he is the only one. Brooke Shields, Corey Haim, Corey Feldman... All child actors are exploited, and you can’t convince me otherwise. Unless the parents have a strict moral basis (and most of the time I believe not to be the case) I don’t think a kid has the structure to handle fame. Not to mention, in the majority of these cases, the parents are the ones to consent with the abuse.
@Nargish Khanam what the hell are you saying That pretty is a pre requisite to be exploited? They are all kids in the show business We don’t even need to go that far, just take as example any problematic child actor in Disney or Nickelodeon
yeah Bjorn is unfortunately not a unique case whatsoever. You have a child star who is the face of a viral marketing campaign to justify objectifying him. And judging from a few commentors a few completely believe in the ‘most beautiful boy in the world’ when its clearly trying to hype him up. I’m not saying Bjorn is ugly, but given how he and countless other child actors are exploited for their youth, i literally cannot stand hearing it anymore.
@@clocko2700 exactly. jus wat i was thinkin, brooke shields especially, the olsen twins, etc. i am not rly talking bout equality, bjorn is also important. but when its a boy it seems like a much more important case cuz its more "rare" and happens more naturally and normally to girls on a daily basis. i do rly adore brooke shields, one of my favs
@@pinpin-bc8ww Peoples reaction to a gem such as beauty can be either obsession or something to look up to. Either way he is burdened with expectations just because of his beauty.
the real story is even more disturbing. the boy was a polish baron (only 11) and the man was thomas mann, the famous author. even though nothing happened, he was totally obsessed with the kid and wrote the book this film is based on. look it up in wikipedia.
Just so you know im actually underage too and younger than him 😃 so basically admiring someone’s beauty is considered perverted and creepy now? If that’s not what u mean then clarify it a bit better please. Dont misunderstand or anything but the reason i called him a man is because he’s old now in the present, perhaps this lead you to think that i’m thinking of him in a disgusting manner? If so then stop over reacting. I’ll rephrase it now.
@@caramelchocolate9248 YOU should clarify it better. if you’re underage, then would you like seeing people commenting things like “wow such a beautiful woman/man” “what do they feed her/him?” on images of your 14-year-old self? it’s okay to admire his beauty, even more if you’re admiring an image of someone around your age, but your comment came off as a little creepy
He is just a person like every other pretty or ugly person. We really need to stop obsessing and valuing people based on looks. Didn't make his life better did it?
he definitely doesn’t look like the average person but i get your message. unfortunately, i don’t think society ever will. we’re too obsessed with beauty.
sadly, the obsession with beautiful, handsome, and pretty people will never go away in society. Especially now that we have social media, it's worse. There's really nothing that can be done about it besides sharing the message that everyone is beautiful in their own ways and shouldn't value them on their physical appearance.
@@fayetopias I'm not saying he's not beautiful but it gives me motherly feelings rather than some kind of perverted idolatry. He looks like a beautiful kid. Not a sex object.
This gets worse the more you look into it. It’s honestly sad how his good looks lead him to spiral down into a path of abuse by higher-ups and just ultimately tossed to the side.
The film is Death In Venice (1971) and was based on the 1912 novel by Thomas Mann, who wrote it in an Italian hotel while undergoing an existential crises as he had just recently become obsessed with a beautiful 11 year old Polish boy who was staying at the hotel. Other inspirations behind the story were his actual attractions to his very young son. There was also rumors that the Mann family had generations worth of inbreeding but those are just rumors.
I think this is a accute representation of human longing for a higher beauty. Thorough the novel, the aching and desesperate yearning for it appears in the most palpable way, a truly representative piece of romanticism. Von Aschenbach persues Tadzio , and burns and collapses on him, as Socrates persued the ultimate form of beauty ("An this is, Phaedrus...", that reminiscence is truthful to this). There's no wonder he felt powerless, speechless and intimidated when he faced it.
I heard that Bjorn wasn't doing well as of late and is really lost as a grown up now. Just commenting this for hopes that he finds himself again and that he finds happiness. He seriously must've gone through so much trauma from this film based on his appearance. People are talking about him like he's a god, but he's a normal person. And back then, he was only a teenage boy. Everyone here has to remember that he's not an object of beauty but a human
he is like any child actors....used, abused, and trying to find themselves when apart of them was taken away. the sad part his Bjorn's story isnt even unique, the acting industry preys after children
This is what Andresen said of his experience; Adult love for adolescents is something that I am against in principle, emotionally perhaps, and intellectually, I am disturbed by it - because I have some insight into what this kind of love is about. I was just 16 when Visconti and the team took me to a gay nightclub. Almost all the crew were gay. The waiters at the club made me feel very uncomfortable. They looked at me uncompromisingly as if I was a nice meaty dish. I knew I couldn't react, it would have been social suicide. it was the first of many such encounters. Such comments makes one wonder how Anderson acquired his insight regarding the kind of love he was alluding to! What a dehumanizing experience. This was really sad and should not have been allowed; a powerful gay director abusing his position to exploit a straight young minor, which probably left him with a sense of not belonging and a lack of identity and connectivity which led to his sense of not belonging and a lack of identity and connectivity which caused a heightened sense of social isolation and unhappiness later in life. Visconti was known for his cruelty as a director, self-centeredness and his love for attractive leading men (not forgetting minors in this case), used indirect cinematic language in which words and images were charged with simultaneously hiding and disclosing that which couldn't be named or shown. When asked what Death in Venice was about he said it was about loneliness, deliberately ignoring the fact that the film was full of HOMOEROTIC undercurrents and repressed homosexual desires whilst using a minor to deliver his message by titillating those of similar sexual orientation as his own. The visual contents were intentionally sexually solicitous even if not necessarily sexually explicit. The message was clear; to induce sexual arousal at the expense of a young innocent minor. That's what I call ABUSE OF POWER.
@@kayumochi I'm a woman.I don't like movie's interpretation of characters. My opinion. It's sexualize young boy. Disgusting. Not if you perv. No any art in that.
I'm so glad Timothee Chalamet, another beautiful young man, was in his 20's before all the attention was showered on him...he seems to be handling it well
@@61subsandnovideos Although Timothee is handsome in my opinion, Bjorn is just...on another level than him in my opinion. But both are very good looking in their own way, I just prefer the soft feminine prince-like beauty that bjorn has.
He is truly beautiful evening his older version has a unique beautiful to it. Even though he has good looks they shouldn't have exploited him. He is a living breathe being with feeling. He should have had a say and choice in what he wanted to be. As well as do in live growing up. I just hope and pray he is about to find himself and be happy as well as healthy. He truly deserve it.🙏👏💜
I've seen a lot pretty faces. But this one is special. When he smiles, I knew his beauty is surreal. I wish the world could appreciate him without exploiting his beauty life.
Okay I'm sorry, but is that old man stalking him as his writing subject for some reason and in lose term "admiring" the boy from afar? It's making me... How do I say it? Uh gross Edit: I found a fun fact about him. Apparently bc of his good looks at that time, he's extremely popular in Japan that makes Japanese started using him as their inspirations of male anime faces. I don't watch anime, but it's fun to know now. I can't believe he's that impactful at that age. Edit 2: I've watched the movie and I seriously can't even- hu- I'm watching it behind a pillow trying to press my computer to keep skipping some parts, but everything is a skip worthy. I feel sick to my stomach. And the boy didn't even talk much in that film. He got the least line, probably half of my entire comment right now ngl.
@@user-yp8wm4tq1t pffft... Alright. I'm backing up to someone who clearly don't like the peaceful way of criticism like you. I would've respected your opinions if it were written in the best manner. Now I'm going to sip my tea☕
@@user-yp8wm4tq1t and btw you acted like I'm the only one thinking this is gross, I'm talking about the man "admiring" the little boy. GO TAKE A LOOK AT OTHER COMMENTS. We're thinking this is NOT NORMAL. If it makes sense to you, then maybe you're the one who needs help. I put no respect in this reply just like you did🤡
I agree w you! its definitely gross and I think in the novel ?? the plot summary says that the old man even dreamt abt him and like idk said I love you after the boy looked towards him? truly disgusting
Ikr, even the history behind that movie is disgusting. they sexualized and objectified the actor as a kid. its absolutely disgusting i dont know what else to say
I wondered what language it was being sung is, as I couldn't understand a word. There's nothing attractive about this kind of mumbling, nonsensical delivery.
This is how I imagined Achilles to look like when I first read TSOA. Androgynous and petite, cuz hey he lived as a dancer girl for months and nobody found out
Sometimes people often forgot that no matter how beautiful the person is, they're still humans with actual feelings too. Bjorn doesn't deserve that at all, he was a minor but treated horribly by a lot of perverts.
I think I can understand the obsession around him as a young boy... He represents the beauty, the youth, the bright side of the life where opportunities are blooming ... So I understand old men -sad and disappointed are looking for a blessing , a sun in their lives
Reminds me of something I just read… “beauty is a blessing but a lot of people who has it, it works against them because people don’t know how to use it”
This movie looks so good visually but unfortunately it left a big trauma to Björn Andrésen. A story of much child abuse. 50 years later, a documentary called the most beautiful boy in the world was released, where Björn narrates the story from his place as a victim. Two producers had the idea of making the documentary when they knew a little about his history, but it took them 6 years to get Björn to open up and tell everything he lived through after participating in that damn movie. The price of beauty and fame was very high for a boy so young and unprotected.
I saw him recently and thought to myself, he really looks like 80s and 90s anime characters- then I came across an article about how he effected Japan. He was basically the bishounen figure in 70s and had a huge effect in shounen mangas&animes
@@PerryKobalt www.scoutmag.ph/culture/bjorn-andresen-midsommar-grandpa-og-bishie-inspo-daneav-20200507 This is one of the articles about it:) I read some Japanese tweets but I can't find them, sorry. Hope it helped:)
Yes How could you not fall in love with him.I bet his mother was beautiful!Just so sad about how his life was such a tragedy and probably more deeper than we can imagine
Your comment is interesting but the more I think about it, I realize Tadzio's perspective doesn't exist because Aschenbach's entire experience is a subjective illusion. Tadzio is just going about his life, so there wouldn't be much to tell. In other words, it isn't a story that involves the both of them. Tadzio is completely oblivious and Aschenbach is suffering with a complete fiction, and of course, on a deeper level, with himself and his deterioration.
it's not his appearance, there are plenty of good looking guys out there. not to brag, but when i was his age all pervs and gays loved me, lol. fortunately i am alright, for the most part, lol... what can i say ? being a boy helps. a girl tho.... a pretty girl who doesn't have support and falls into the wrong circles, doesn't stand a chance. about the boy in the vid, i am sure his life was not that easy, with all those high class rich arab and other type of who knows what around.
I do not plan on watching this movie. I discovered this film on a contemporary film site (criterion) really great for old cinema but girl let me tell you when I saw the preview clips it just seemed so “off”.
At the beginning it seemed to me that the song wasn’t chosen well, but, after watching and rewatching more than 10 times, I’m sure that this is a perfect match! Thank you very much for making this video! It’s fabulous!
I remember when he appeared in midssomar (2019) and everyone was like "look how beautiful he looked when he was younger!". I had no idea about his life story.
It's so gross that it took so long for people to acknowledge what happened to this kid, and how people think it's not a big deal just because he's a boy. As if young boys don't feel trauma?? Yes, he is a beautiful kid, but that's IT - I think he's cute in a motherly kind of way. No adult should EVER knowingly lust over a damn adolescent no matter what they look like 🙅🏻♀️
Michaelangelo would’ve gone TO TOWN on this boy. He is stunning and as an older man he’s still very very beautiful. Who knew that this movie would change his life… you should read about “The most beautiful boy in the world” I’m going to watch that documentary/film…
@@alexbello777 looking at people in a lustful way regardless of gender is completely normal, so long as they are of age. Don't know why you guys are demonizing sexuality
It's saddening to see how an innocent young boy was expolited and how his beauty was turned into a curse rather than a gift because of what people did with it! People can get so blinded by beauty so they can't see the person behind the face! And don't we all want someone to see us and love us....
he's a beautiful kid. they ruined his life.
Who ruined his life??
@@joudsiline9965 older men in the film making industry such as writers and directors.they used him as a sex object and took advantage of him.he talked about it in his documentary “the most beautiful boy in the world”
idk if his documentary is out yet, but I'm definitely gonna watch it. ik I'm gonna be choking back tears too
@@noorm4484 omg did he get abused )):??poor him
@@joudsiline9965 Visconti and the people who allowed Visconti to pick out the"most beautiful boy", and didn't object to using him as an object
I'm so sad for him, knowing how people exploited him and his beauty like he was just some kind of object for people to see. He's feels completely lost as a man now, not knowing who he is.
What do they did to them?
@@reirei5555 m.ruclips.net/video/movf4weZq30/видео.html
They're making a documentary about it, keep in tune if you want to know.
@@casimiracastro2737 oh so can u sum up for me what really happened I'm so freaking confused, I swear
I wouldn’t call him ruined, that’s kind of bad wording.
Ikr it's so sad 😔
He looks like the typical blonde prince character in a Japanese manga, and considering he was famous in Japan for a time, I guess you could say he is THE blueprint
Actually there's a documentary on his life and they interviewed a few mangakun that where drawing manga at the time of his popularity, they stated he inspired their main characters in their respective works.
He kinda reminds me of Griffith lol
@@errortryagainlater4240 I was thinking that as well
Him and Pete Burns I think. And the drummer of Dead or Alive too.
he reminds me of ash from banana fish
he looks exactly like how i imagined greek gods like apollo and hermes. it's crazy, he's so beautiful.
omg I'm thinking the same !! first time saw him I think about Apollo too
What's his name??
@@EXO_fan92 Björn Andrésen :")
@@gialinhlinhh5010 yes got it thank you 😁
Apollo is dark skinned
It’s not even real, he looks like a Renaissance painting
OMG yes
Right😍
A Botticelli come to life attracts unwanted attention ,unfortunately.
No, no he isn't!
But those were based on models too
It’s a shame this guy went through so much as a kid, now all those people that exploited him just tossed him to the side so he can figure out life on his own,,
What a shame, I hope he finds peace
Who is this kid in this video? Is he timmes? I got this song recommended to me and i love it yet i know nothing about the artist or the actor in this song
@@Justlilmonster the actors name is in the video description :3
@@starxich0r727 he died at 2015 the boy i mean
@@fatimajad2816 no he did not, he's 66
@@daniellevitoriaa840 omg true idk where i saw hes death haha thank you
Its sad how sexualized he was, he's basically the real life lolita (Dolores haze was a fictional character)
@loveutill theendoftimes right I forgot about that but what I mean is cuz since its a guy no one gives a fuck-just until now a few people are realizing it wasn't ok but it took that long cuz he's a male :c
@@spiltrotten true true.
Oh yeah? But and abou women being sexualized 1000x nowadays? You are blind or just pretending he is just ome victim?
@@Carekoso They probably dont mean it in a bad way and there's nothing wrong with adressing how sad this all is..
@@Indigoshenendoah ^^^this!
Dude I hate people that just complement his looks knowing he was exploited and abuse by that. It makes me feel so sick.
He is a very beautiful person, but he's much more than that.
yeah but this is the context they are given. Its not like he has been shown in much other media that is digestible to a large audience. Even though the director is a creep and disgusting, he at least made his point of the boy's certain beauty (I personally don't find him attractive but he does have a marketable face and hair).
Yo you just contradicted urself mate
He has androgynous look to him
@@akito7025 How? He/she complimented him as a person, not 'just his looks' as he/she said. Where is the contradiction?
@@anikumar4610 well he doesn't know him personally so he calls him beautiful most likely because of his looks.
Ugh… Why doesn’t the world let kids be kids and have a childhood filled with love, support, and intellectual nourishment.
because society is fueled by insecurity.
Because ego is the biggest enemy of true love.
THANK YOU!
People are shocked? Talking about this boy like he is the only one.
Brooke Shields, Corey Haim, Corey Feldman... All child actors are exploited, and you can’t convince me otherwise. Unless the parents have a strict moral basis (and most of the time I believe not to be the case) I don’t think a kid has the structure to handle fame.
Not to mention, in the majority of these cases, the parents are the ones to consent with the abuse.
@Nargish Khanam what the hell are you saying
That pretty is a pre requisite to be exploited?
They are all kids in the show business
We don’t even need to go that far, just take as example any problematic child actor in Disney or Nickelodeon
@Nargish Khanam ok kid
I was thinking the same. I'm starting to think child performances should be outlawed.
yeah Bjorn is unfortunately not a unique case whatsoever. You have a child star who is the face of a viral marketing campaign to justify objectifying him. And judging from a few commentors a few completely believe in the ‘most beautiful boy in the world’ when its clearly trying to hype him up. I’m not saying Bjorn is ugly, but given how he and countless other child actors are exploited for their youth, i literally cannot stand hearing it anymore.
@@clocko2700 exactly. jus wat i was thinkin, brooke shields especially, the olsen twins, etc. i am not rly talking bout equality, bjorn is also important. but when its a boy it seems like a much more important case cuz its more "rare" and happens more naturally and normally to girls on a daily basis. i do rly adore brooke shields, one of my favs
That kind of beauty is dangerous.
Why ?
@@pinpin-bc8ww because it's too perfect to be true
@@Ariadne4 but why it's dangerous ? I don't understand, there nothing dangerous about it
@@pinpin-bc8ww Peoples reaction to a gem such as beauty can be either obsession or something to look up to. Either way he is burdened with expectations just because of his beauty.
Agreed
Creepy to me...is this a man sexualizing a little boy? Gross.
YES, I thought was the only one thinking wrong
You mean the movie?
@@Chilayem yes
@@Chilayem whats the name of the movie?
the real story is even more disturbing. the boy was a polish baron (only 11) and the man was thomas mann, the famous author. even though nothing happened, he was totally obsessed with the kid and wrote the book this film is based on. look it up in wikipedia.
His beauty is just so ethereal pls what did yall feed this boy.
man? he’s 14 in this movie wtf
@@cxrxl7297 15*
@@user-yp8wm4tq1t and? don’t correct me as if him being a year older makes y’all less creepy.
Just so you know im actually underage too and younger than him 😃 so basically admiring someone’s beauty is considered perverted and creepy now? If that’s not what u mean then clarify it a bit better please. Dont misunderstand or anything but the reason i called him a man is because he’s old now in the present, perhaps this lead you to think that i’m thinking of him in a disgusting manner? If so then stop over reacting. I’ll rephrase it now.
@@caramelchocolate9248 YOU should clarify it better. if you’re underage, then would you like seeing people commenting things like “wow such a beautiful woman/man” “what do they feed her/him?” on images of your 14-year-old self? it’s okay to admire his beauty, even more if you’re admiring an image of someone around your age, but your comment came off as a little creepy
He is just a person like every other pretty or ugly person. We really need to stop obsessing and valuing people based on looks. Didn't make his life better did it?
he definitely doesn’t look like the average person but i get your message. unfortunately, i don’t think society ever will. we’re too obsessed with beauty.
sadly, the obsession with beautiful, handsome, and pretty people will never go away in society. Especially now that we have social media, it's worse.
There's really nothing that can be done about it besides sharing the message that everyone is beautiful in their own ways and shouldn't value them on their physical appearance.
I really agree. People are fan of a lot of Instagram user's fan and they are just handsome handsome or beauiful.
@@fayetopias I'm not saying he's not beautiful but it gives me motherly feelings rather than some kind of perverted idolatry. He looks like a beautiful kid. Not a sex object.
But it wont stop bro
If I remember right, the Japanese absolutely adored and fangirled for this kid and his looks inspired endless manga and anime characters appearance
Reminder that this boy was exploited as a child. A literal child.
What his name?
Who is he?
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This gets worse the more you look into it. It’s honestly sad how his good looks lead him to spiral down into a path of abuse by higher-ups and just ultimately tossed to the side.
Facts makes me feel dirty the more I looked into it
@@shamarlewis9419 ruclips.net/video/movf4weZq30/видео.html
Now handsome Squidward knows how this boy felt.
😳
Holy-
Totally🤣🤣
😔👈🏿
The film is Death In Venice (1971) and was based on the 1912 novel by Thomas Mann, who wrote it in an Italian hotel while undergoing an existential crises as he had just recently become obsessed with a beautiful 11 year old Polish boy who was staying at the hotel. Other inspirations behind the story were his actual attractions to his very young son. There was also rumors that the Mann family had generations worth of inbreeding but those are just rumors.
I think this is a accute representation of human longing for a higher beauty. Thorough the novel, the aching and desesperate yearning for it appears in the most palpable way, a truly representative piece of romanticism. Von Aschenbach persues Tadzio , and burns and collapses on him, as Socrates persued the ultimate form of beauty ("An this is, Phaedrus...", that reminiscence is truthful to this). There's no wonder he felt powerless, speechless and intimidated when he faced it.
The number of suicides in the Mann family is a clue to the unhealthy forces that pervaded the family.
Огромное спасибо
....youre making it sound like this was based on the tribulations of a pedo
The author is so fucked up. How can anyone look at a 11 year old and feel obsession?
I heard that Bjorn wasn't doing well as of late and is really lost as a grown up now. Just commenting this for hopes that he finds himself again and that he finds happiness. He seriously must've gone through so much trauma from this film based on his appearance. People are talking about him like he's a god, but he's a normal person. And back then, he was only a teenage boy. Everyone here has to remember that he's not an object of beauty but a human
he is like any child actors....used, abused, and trying to find themselves when apart of them was taken away. the sad part his Bjorn's story isnt even unique, the acting industry preys after children
same i hope he's doing better now.
btw hua cheng what are you doing here???
This is what Andresen said of his experience; Adult love for adolescents is something that I am against in principle, emotionally perhaps, and intellectually, I am disturbed by it - because I have some insight into what this kind of love is about. I was just 16 when Visconti and the team took me to a gay nightclub. Almost all the crew were gay. The waiters at the club made me feel very uncomfortable. They looked at me uncompromisingly as if I was a nice meaty dish. I knew I couldn't react, it would have been social suicide. it was the first of many such encounters. Such comments makes one wonder how Anderson acquired his insight regarding the kind of love he was alluding to! What a dehumanizing experience. This was really sad and should not have been allowed; a powerful gay director abusing his position to exploit a straight young minor, which probably left him with a sense of not belonging and a lack of identity and connectivity which led to his sense of not belonging and a lack of identity and connectivity which caused a heightened sense of social isolation and unhappiness later in life.
Visconti was known for his cruelty as a director, self-centeredness and his love for attractive leading men (not forgetting minors in this case), used indirect cinematic language in which words and images were charged with simultaneously hiding and disclosing that which couldn't be named or shown. When asked what Death in Venice was about he said it was about loneliness, deliberately ignoring the fact that the film was full of HOMOEROTIC undercurrents and repressed homosexual desires whilst using a minor to deliver his message by titillating those of similar sexual orientation as his own. The visual contents were intentionally sexually solicitous even if not necessarily sexually explicit. The message was clear; to induce sexual arousal at the expense of a young innocent minor. That's what I call ABUSE OF POWER.
So laf. You haven't even read the novel. If you had then your comments would be quite different.
@@kayumochi novel is one thing, movie another..
Homosexual agenda
@@valerycro3853 okay polesmoker. interesting thing for you to say given you have neither read the novel nor seen the movie.
@@kayumochi I'm a woman.I don't like movie's interpretation of characters. My opinion. It's sexualize young boy. Disgusting. Not if you perv. No any art in that.
I'm so glad Timothee Chalamet, another beautiful young man, was in his 20's before all the attention was showered on him...he seems to be handling it well
@@roslindale Timothee? Ugly? You've got to be joking. There's no comparison to Björn, they're the same level.
Beautiful? He's aging like milk.
@@61subsandnovideos not even close💀
@@61subsandnovideos Although Timothee is handsome in my opinion, Bjorn is just...on another level than him in my opinion. But both are very good looking in their own way, I just prefer the soft feminine prince-like beauty that bjorn has.
@@kae_unifactory but timmy got them jawline💀 but we all can agree that both of them got blessed with hair genes.
His beauty is so lightly
I think the word you want is ethereal
@@lagatita1623 or maybe eurocentric
@@johndeguzman3989 period
He is truly beautiful evening his older version has a unique beautiful to it. Even though he has good looks they shouldn't have exploited him. He is a living breathe being with feeling. He should have had a say and choice in what he wanted to be. As well as do in live growing up. I just hope and pray he is about to find himself and be happy as well as healthy. He truly deserve it.🙏👏💜
What happened to him?
@@sosacanyouhang2970 ruclips.net/video/movf4weZq30/видео.html
It makes me feel sad.. He's a truly beautiful kid.
The story behind this kid is so sad. I really feel for him
i appreciate his beauty and i agree andersen is really beautiful.
but i just can't imagine how someone could exploit such a young innocent kid.
So trueeee 😭😭😭those ppl are sick
I've seen a lot pretty faces. But this one is special. When he smiles, I knew his beauty is surreal. I wish the world could appreciate him without exploiting his beauty life.
Okay I'm sorry, but is that old man stalking him as his writing subject for some reason and in lose term "admiring" the boy from afar? It's making me... How do I say it? Uh gross
Edit: I found a fun fact about him. Apparently bc of his good looks at that time, he's extremely popular in Japan that makes Japanese started using him as their inspirations of male anime faces. I don't watch anime, but it's fun to know now. I can't believe he's that impactful at that age.
Edit 2: I've watched the movie and I seriously can't even- hu- I'm watching it behind a pillow trying to press my computer to keep skipping some parts, but everything is a skip worthy. I feel sick to my stomach. And the boy didn't even talk much in that film. He got the least line, probably half of my entire comment right now ngl.
@@user-yp8wm4tq1t pffft... Alright. I'm backing up to someone who clearly don't like the peaceful way of criticism like you. I would've respected your opinions if it were written in the best manner. Now I'm going to sip my tea☕
@@user-yp8wm4tq1t and btw you acted like I'm the only one thinking this is gross, I'm talking about the man "admiring" the little boy. GO TAKE A LOOK AT OTHER COMMENTS. We're thinking this is NOT NORMAL. If it makes sense to you, then maybe you're the one who needs help. I put no respect in this reply just like you did🤡
I agree w you! its definitely gross and I think in the novel ?? the plot summary says that the old man even dreamt abt him and like idk said I love you after the boy looked towards him? truly disgusting
@@rei7294 oh God, how are your stomach handle all of that while watching it?😂
Ikr, even the history behind that movie is disgusting. they sexualized and objectified the actor as a kid. its absolutely disgusting i dont know what else to say
Adults are the ones we are supposed to be able to trust. I remember as a kid realizing adults were actually really dangerous and it was so shattering
Sometimes beauty can be a curse
Why is no one talking about the song, it's kinda dope the more you listen to it
RIGHT
Same thing I was saying.
I wondered what language it was being sung is, as I couldn't understand a word. There's nothing attractive about this kind of mumbling, nonsensical delivery.
This movie seem disturbing and triggering but it's almost the only content we can see of him 😭
Which movie is this?
@@xoobicephany9961 death in venice
And "midsommar" 👌
@Matt Dom where can I watch it ?
midsommar theres him as an old man
This is how I imagined Achilles to look like when I first read TSOA. Androgynous and petite, cuz hey he lived as a dancer girl for months and nobody found out
😭😭
same, that’s the first thing i thought of when i saw this actor. it’s so sad how he (the actor) was exploited though :’(
@@meganh.8062 Yeah. All the more reason to relate him to Achilles. A kid pushed to war for a prophecy
broooo i was thinking this and was shocked when i saw no comments about tsoa
@@alexbello777 wait, whats tsoa?
It's genuinely crazy how beautiful he is
how a person can be this beautiful?
Sometimes people often forgot that no matter how beautiful the person is, they're still humans with actual feelings too.
Bjorn doesn't deserve that at all, he was a minor but treated horribly by a lot of perverts.
the fact that he was exploit for his beauty and sexualized at a young age and now his is lost on who he really is very saddening 😔😔
so it's a creepy old dude creeping on a kid?
Yes, and unfortunately art imitated life. This poor kid went through a *lot.*
this romanticization of beauty is madness...look what they did to this kid is unforgivable, and people still loving that.
Now I understand the phrase “dangerous beauty”
it's irony how the song called ugly when he's literally the most beautiful person i've ever seen
I think it's about the pain this actor had to go though
He is perfect he is the most beautiful boy I've ever layed my eyes on not even lying
Man? He was like just 14 or 15 here in the video.🙄
ruclips.net/video/movf4weZq30/видео.html
Yeah and he didnt want any of the fame, can you stop he’s like 14 in this
@@Azarath_Metrion_Zinthos im rlly worry yall, huhu i dont mean anything bad im not sum pedo im just rlly dumb im srry ill just edit the comment
@@Areallifeghost im just conplimenting him ik that,
Maybe i shouldve worded it better but like he is literally the prettiest in my opinion-
He was completely handsome.. like an angel
When beauty becomes a curse
reminds me of Malena
I think I can understand the obsession around him as a young boy... He represents the beauty, the youth, the bright side of the life where opportunities are blooming ... So I understand old men -sad and disappointed are looking for a blessing , a sun in their lives
Wow, the title is ugly but he is so beautiful!
song actually says "I'm so fucking ugly inside..."
@@user-tm6jh3rk7l actually it says I'm so fucking ugly inside and out
@@yodickninja Thats more like it.
The man obssesing over him is Ugly on the inside.
@@28maitreyagupta21 watch the movie, it's not about paedophilia
Reminds me of something I just read… “beauty is a blessing but a lot of people who has it, it works against them because people don’t know how to use it”
Exactly
Gustav von Aschenbach und Tadzio ❤❤❤❤❤👨🏻👱🏻❤❤❤❤❤❤
😍😍
💛💛💛💛💛💛💛
Beautiful 💖💖
There’s nothing more captivating than tragic beauty
Sadly, his beauty was like a curse for him.
fun fact : he is the oldman that jumped on midsommar
I'm traumatized now🤠
Beauty isn’t a blessing. It’s a curse.
This boy just called me ugly in 20 different languages😭
x2
Sure he has a gorgeous face, but let’s take a moment to understand how beautiful his soul is.
Finding out about Bjorn really broke my heart
being too ugly or too pretty, people dont value you for the real you. i understand this well
Eres maravilloso,único e inolvidable. Te queremos Bjorn. Siempre estás!!
He’d be perfect for the role of Dorian Gray.
I thought the same exact thing❤
This movie looks so good visually but unfortunately it left a big trauma to Björn Andrésen. A story of much child abuse. 50 years later, a documentary called the most beautiful boy in the world was released, where Björn narrates the story from his place as a victim. Two producers had the idea of making the documentary when they knew a little about his history, but it took them 6 years to get Björn to open up and tell everything he lived through after participating in that damn movie. The price of beauty and fame was very high for a boy so young and unprotected.
I saw him recently and thought to myself, he really looks like 80s and 90s anime characters- then I came across an article about how he effected Japan. He was basically the bishounen figure in 70s and had a huge effect in shounen mangas&animes
That's interesting
May I ask the source? I'm sorry I need to know
@@PerryKobalt www.scoutmag.ph/culture/bjorn-andresen-midsommar-grandpa-og-bishie-inspo-daneav-20200507
This is one of the articles about it:) I read some Japanese tweets but I can't find them, sorry. Hope it helped:)
@@nekonao9471 no worries, thank you for the help : )
Yes How could you not fall in love with him.I bet his mother was beautiful!Just so sad about how his life was such a tragedy and probably more deeper than we can imagine
His look, his gaze...it's mesmerizing to see. I can't bare myself to be close to him. For now I know what a mere mortal I am.
He is an angel
*"I seem to tell everyone that being beautiful is a euphoria yet painful life"*
-Olga Osipova
i can't look at him without thinking about all the things that happened to him
I need a creative crackhead energy retelling of this book from Tadzio’s perspective and I’ve been saying this for years but nothing ever happens
Your comment is interesting but the more I think about it, I realize Tadzio's perspective doesn't exist because Aschenbach's entire experience is a subjective illusion. Tadzio is just going about his life, so there wouldn't be much to tell. In other words, it isn't a story that involves the both of them. Tadzio is completely oblivious and Aschenbach is suffering with a complete fiction, and of course, on a deeper level, with himself and his deterioration.
he is the exact example that beauty can be a curse.
He looks so ethereal like a painting
He's so beautiful 😍 I could stare at him for hours. He makes my soul happy 😊.
his appearance was a burden, everyone wanted to take advantage of this poor child
it's not his appearance, there are plenty of good looking guys out there. not to brag, but when i was his age all pervs and gays loved me, lol. fortunately i am alright, for the most part, lol... what can i say ? being a boy helps.
a girl tho.... a pretty girl who doesn't have support and falls into the wrong circles, doesn't stand a chance.
about the boy in the vid, i am sure his life was not that easy, with all those high class rich arab and other type of who knows what around.
Everything about Death in Venice rubs me in the wrong way.
"well can i rub you the right way?"
-Zane Hijazi
I do not plan on watching this movie. I discovered this film on a contemporary film site (criterion) really great for old cinema but girl let me tell you when I saw the preview clips it just seemed so “off”.
The book this was based on what horrifying and the way he was actually abused in real life is beyond atrocious.
And people literally try to justify this attraction or turn this destructive form of attraction into some form of art.
@@tsukinoasuna3574 I hate people
At the beginning it seemed to me that the song wasn’t chosen well, but, after watching and rewatching more than 10 times, I’m sure that this is a perfect match! Thank you very much for making this video! It’s fabulous!
I need sungglasses rn,he's look so pretty agh;-;
Whos in ur pfp?
@@mrsnufkinsan park jimin and kim taehyung from bts
I am forever haunted by bjorn and his story
Terrible how appearance becomes such a large part of how people treat you from such a young age.
he is definitely how i imagine achilles looks like 😩😩😩
You read too much modern fan fiction
Björn Andresen is my heart
it's funny how people make him look unhappy. What a poor and unhappy INCREDIBLY HANDSOME guy... He won a genetic lottery, cmon
just because your sad doesnt mean he has to be
lo descubrí hace dos días y desde entonces no he dejado de ver video sobre él, he's so fucking handsome
estoy igual como leí en algunos comentarios su belleza es peligrosa ahora no deja de buscar fotos del el XD
@@Unode2entres- it’s not a she it’s a he
I met a guy who looked exactly like him but with darker hair. He plays the piano well too. I wish i could post his pic here so u guys could see.
I remember when he appeared in midssomar (2019) and everyone was like "look how beautiful he looked when he was younger!". I had no idea about his life story.
It's so gross that it took so long for people to acknowledge what happened to this kid, and how people think it's not a big deal just because he's a boy. As if young boys don't feel trauma??
Yes, he is a beautiful kid, but that's IT - I think he's cute in a motherly kind of way. No adult should EVER knowingly lust over a damn adolescent no matter what they look like 🙅🏻♀️
Agree! That’s so pathetic
The prince of every japanese shojou
Michaelangelo would’ve gone TO TOWN on this boy. He is stunning and as an older man he’s still very very beautiful. Who knew that this movie would change his life… you should read about “The most beautiful boy in the world” I’m going to watch that documentary/film…
this song was so beautiful and deep
This montage captures all that was good about the original film "Death in Venice," and leaves out the extraneous. Well done.
his eyes radiate so much sadnes :(
The Camera work is so aesthetic but feels so invasive, it really feels like a stalker is holding the camera
The young actor who plays the kid in the sailor suit is actually the face behind every good looking anime guy and he had endure so much😢
And the attention beautiful women get is equally creepy but so commonplace.
There’s a difference between a child & a woman.
@@dimensions20 Sexualizing someone, be it a man, a woman or a child is wrong
@@ukiki65 That depends on the adult being sexualized. Leave it to an SJW to think they know what everyone else needs or wants.
@@dimensions20 why would you think it’s ok to sexualise someone 🙂?
@@alexbello777 looking at people in a lustful way regardless of gender is completely normal, so long as they are of age. Don't know why you guys are demonizing sexuality
His hair is great
Я влюблена в него
Totally fabulous! Ty’s for sharing 👍❤️🇺🇸🔥
One of my fav both movie and book 👌
Wait is he the Björn who played the old guy in Midsommer ? damn
Yes
Bro enjoyed the role a lot, too. One could say it's poetic, having his beautiful face brutally smashed in with a hammer.
Blessed and cursed by his beauty. Hollywood did horrendous things to this innocent soul
He's like the blonde version of Timothée Chalamet, so handsome
they dont even look like
It's saddening to see how an innocent young boy was expolited and how his beauty was turned into a curse rather than a gift because of what people did with it! People can get so blinded by beauty so they can't see the person behind the face! And don't we all want someone to see us and love us....