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- Опубликовано: 25 янв 2021
- In 1971at the world premiere of Death in Venice in London, Italian director Luchino Visconti proclaimed Björn Andrésen, the teen star of his latest film, "The most beautiful boy in the world.” This is the story of a boy who was thrust to international stardom for his iconic looks and lived a life of glamour. 50 years later, Björn looks back.
The film opens theatrically in the United States at THE QUAD CINEMA in New York on September 24rd and will play at the festivals prior to that. Playdates will be posted on the website as they come in at themostbeautifulboy.com/
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The way they marketed and objectified this young man, you'd had to be blind to know that this would not turn out well for him.
same way a teenage Brooke Shields was sexualized in the early 80’s
@@troychriscarretas2657 Somehow, Brooke managed to make it out ok.
@@gerardinecizmar Brooke was mentally and psychologically strong that’s why
Yeah kinda sad
Its not just him, or brooke, or MANY of the other unfortunate souls in those years. Its still happening right now. Take a look at the pop industry in east Asia for example. To mention the boy group TXT, I don’t know much about them aside from that they are still so incredibly young (there’s boys and girls that debut at 14, and become objectified by media.) I think it’s horrible and it has to stop. You can’t put an age on succes, but if it were possible Id make a rule for no idolizing until age 18 at least.
The adults involved in destroying this kid need to be locked up.
They probably mostly dead by now.
They all dead unless they are Queen Elizabeth of Britain
I guess I'm dumb... I understand a little bit but can anyone please explain it to me
Good luck with that. These people are all well connected and protected. It's why they wasted no time in eliminating Jeffery Epstein, unless you are one of those who really thinks he killed himself. But then if he did, this would have been his second time on an attempt on his life, so why wasn't the Feds watching out for him more carefully????
They are all locked up in a coffin by now if it makes it any easier.
He’s still hauntingly beautiful.
That bone structure!
@@CamilaPradaTV I noticed that as well.
Ikr
@@CamilaPradaTV I understood the reference.
We ALL are.. just don't be putting ourselves on stage like this or provoke anyone either..and as sad is if he's from Royal they're taught alot of these thgs to keep others from a higher level of wants and such.
The lesson learned: don't expose kids to perverts, no matter what they promise.
"Please expose your torso"
"Huh?!!!?"
His scheming, narcissist, granny used him as a proxy and exposed him as a perv magnet.
Indeed.
🤔👍🇬🇧
But is a rule for them in industry. They always used them
RiGht on
"could you bare your torso?" Bruh tf that's downright creepy and disturbing. Poor child was being exploited without him knowing 😢
You are so right, i ve been traumatized several times, everytime my mom said it: "bare your torso to take sunlight". Yes, it s irony, cause you people make me laugh.
That statement freaked me out.
And he was 15 when he asked him to do that omg
he was doing a beach scene though
@@dreamyclown7185 And?
"Could you bare your torso?"
"What?"
Aww shit. I can see where this is going
I can't-
What does it mean i really dont get it?
@@yerizalabimrookie6624 what does lift your shirt up mean to you?
@@DirigiblePlum wut? I don't understand
@@ian1856 we don't do that here in Saudi Arabia
The irony of the comments judging his appearance, when the movie itself talks about how people were not able to see HIM, how he was not able to become someone, because his thoughts and who he is never mattered...that now at his old age, he still feels lost, like he could never find himself. Everything he was and his worth as someone was directly correlated on how he looked like. People who live like this dont feel like people, dont feel like they are connected with anyone and its fucking depressing tbh i feel sad for the boy and I hope he is able to find happiness and peace.
Right?? They're completely missing the point, "I've seen prettier", or "... is more beautiful", seems they're more bothered with the title and not with the subject of the movie and the fact that he was literally exploited sexualized and (likely) abused when he was only 14/15..
That's life get over it
ı hope
I can only imagine how many predators he encountered
I replied under another comment that Bjorn said Visconti took him to a gay bar where the men were all fawning over him. He was only 15. He said he felt very uncomfortable.
@@8rr725 what..now this is so sad:(
Fucking hell man. We have to take better care of child stars
@@8rr725 much worse id say..... look at the creep licking his lips @0:09
"women are for breeding, boys are for fun" - a saying in Afghanistan
*"When you've lost so much, it somehow, in its own special way, makes life easier to live."*
that hit me hard.
Yes Lux bcz when someone is very ordinary, nobody bothers with them. They lose nothing bcz they never lived the high life. Life would be intolerable to have had it all in one's youth, then lose it all one day. Those who had an ordinary life have had nothing to lose in the first place,then miss it all.
So relatable
Another angle of it is:
"The less you have, the more free you are"
It really does make life easier. Just don't let down your guard because life can make it difficult again even when you've already lost so much. That is my own opinion though.
Reminded me of Tyler from fight club
I pray for this man and the evils he endured as a child. Children are not objects.
... and People are not objects; yes more tragic when children are exploited- but predictors pursue
@@sassytoonsball-ruck58 ... predators**
You are absolutely right
Any creature on earth is not an object. Animals are not objects.
@@sassytoonsball-ruck58 What are they predicting? The end of the world?
Beauty is only temporary but character is eternal
So I'm twice the loser?
It shouldn't be about that, but really: He is still stunningly beautiful.
Attlee2010 Looks you can change a little but character you can develop if you have a will to do so.
His beauty seems eternal
@@ujumaduoma3653 , "ugly people" make sense here. Look at that lost person: used to be beautiful, and solely relied on his beauty. Now he has nothing because he never really worked on his PERSONAL traits. How normal is that to be a 65 y.o. man thinking he's incomplete? Such a waste of life and potential.
Fifty years later, and he's still quite attractive.
Do you think he donated his genes to a sperm bank SOMEWHERE....Somewhere, over the Rainbow....
Still very attractive, definitely..
Quien tuvo, retuvo!
I wonder what you’d say if you were shown this old man without mentioning who he is. I can’t really recognise that boy in him, no different from other old men really.
@@erynn9968 he was lead to that state due to depression and drinking. If he maintained a healthy lifestyle I'm sure he would've stood out from all other "old men". But evidently he couldn't because of his childhood trauma and shitty situations soo yh 🤷♀️
The ‘you are the love of my life, do I deserve to be?’ Part.
When my husband and I were dating he told me he loved me for the first time. I started crying and he asked me why? "Is it because you think you don't deserve to be loved?" I said yes. I was physically sexually and emotionally abused as a child. It has taken me all my life to learn to love myself and believe I'm worthy of love. I still struggle today. So when he said that I knew why. 💔
@@millennialodyssey5956 Every human being deserves to be loved. My heart prays for you. 💕
@@millennialodyssey5956 you are amazing, you are worthy, you are wonderful, you deserve all the love and the good things happening to you just because you are alive, you are here and you are doing your best, even if you don't believe me, YOU ARE
Will keep me up at night that was so sad
@- yes
The hair is so anime.
He's basically every blonde vampire out there.
they based those designs off of him
@@noddypeak And when he got old, he became Saruman
Well, he bacame "one of the first Idols in Japan". Kind of like who David Cassidy was in 1970s teen hearthrob scenes. The Japanese really dig him. Animators based their characters off him.
🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂😂
He reminds me of Johan from the anime Monster
This ladies and gentlemen is why Anime characters look like they look right now.
@3.142 he was the inspiration for many manga protagonists.
what a load of nonsense, he looks like any good looking guy there were better looking guys in my high school. japanese dont want to worship white people stop this weird fantasy they have their own good looking people
@3.142 he was cute while young but not the most beautiful boy I find the young graham Philips 10 times cuter and hes just a washed up Hollywood star or even a young jonathan brandis appeared more beautiful to me
@@shannyjackson9206 your opinion doesn’t matter whether he is the most beautiful in your eyes or not. the point is how he was being exploited like a sexual object with the tag “the most beautiful boy in the world”.
Yup
He was a beautiful boy grown into a beautiful man. So much intensity and melancholy in his face, yet so striking. It’s sad that he got the bad end of fame and was objectified all his life. An important subject to be had to raise more awareness and effective protection of young actors like himself.
He was a beautiful young boy and now he is a beautiful old man. No matter his age, he is blessed with beauty.
and it destroyed him bc the world knows nothing of what true beauty is...
I wonder if the movie industry abused him like so many kids in Hollywood! He is 66 years old but looks at least 10 years older! He's a broken man because God knows the irreparable damage done on that boy's soul!
Or cursed ...
Or cursed, is right
imagine if gia marie carangi survived that fashion/model industry...she was soo young when she dove head first into that cesspool world
My mom says I was the most beautiful boy in the world, so don't believe this people.
He is a good looking but not especially beautiful Northern European type.
The funniest think I've read today.
😹
Yes you were 😚😊
My mom told me I was beautiful until I access the mirror.
When you're a girl, you're objectified so often since birth on every single level that you get used to it, and can eventually have a hard time realizing where the sexualization begins and stops.
I think that's why it feels even more distinctly wrong to hear a boy talked about like this; I'm not used to it, so it shocks me into realizing just how terrible it really is: the way he's been treated and the way I've been treated.
I wish I could be as angry about objectification towards me as I am at the objectification towards boys, but I'm so used to it by now. I pray he is doing alright, nobody deserves this.
It happens all the time to men, just isn't talked about a lot
i wish i could be like you. i am still stuck on the eye for an eye mindset. every time i read a story about a male person being abused, my first thought is still: now you know how i feel. even menopause does not stop people treating you like a doll, no ever see past your looks and see what you are really inside and are capable of.
he became master of human.
Omg being a girl is soo hard u guys
@@averyday4377 and if you're a man, you'll die just as a tool, a weapon. as a feminist man, it truly saddens me how both women and men don't understand that our society objetifies us all, just in different ways or quantities. patriarchy only benefits the men in power.
Wow, now that they mention his involvement and influence in Japan, you can start to really see his resemblance in some of the most popular anime characters like Johan from Monster
And one of the characters from rose of Versailles was inspired by him
Literally the first thing to come to mind when I saw the thumbnail was johan lol
Yeah and also like ash lynx
@@clife376 he was inspired by Phoenix river
@@everythingwillbe6904 yes I know I was just saying his backstory was kind of like his
Ok, I can totally see multiple manga characters that were based off his appearance.
Is that Japanese one? called SUNA NO SHIRO? Sand Castle.
He was actually the inspiration why so many vintage manga has pretty boy characters, he went to japan and all girls went crazy and inspired the mangaka to draw characters based on him
I truly agree, I can't remember their titles but definitely they look like him!
He looks like he was the inspiration of many characters for mangakas like Moto Hagio and Keiko Takemiya
Can you name a few?
OMG! He was the old man who sacrificed himself in Midsommar. That's crazy. He's apart of film history for the best head trauma scene in a horror movie for sure.
Ooh i didn't know
@Sherry B-Thank you!! Being a crazy “Midsommar”, fan, as soon as I saw him during the trailer -then to his “now”’ I was convinced that *was* him. I said “I’ll scroll a lil farther before I Google...”✌🏼🤍❤️🙌🏼💯
That’s exactly what I don’t understand. They show a scene with him standing on the cliff exactly like in Midsommar… I was wondering if this was some kind of backstory or alternate story about him, but I looked it up and I can’t find any connection. Isn’t that odd??
omg you're right!!
No, he's part of film history for being "the most beautiful boy in the word" in the iconic Death in Venice.
The most beautiful thing about Björn is his strength to move on and upwards- it shines through. As someone with a traumatizing childhood as well, I know that it is not easy to conquer what has been done and to heal from it. He did it with many eyes on him, though, and that is incredible.
50 years later and he's still beautiful.
👏👏👍
I see
That's explains a lot why the Japanese manga during and after the 70's have this Bishojo Male Protagonist craze on almost every shojo manga.
they all took inspirations from this guy looks.
Yes, for example manga "Kaze To Ki No Uta"
@@danichang2700 which is funny because that manga artist was ahead of her time and characterized the main kid gilbert as a young beauty exploited to the point of sociopathy. It's eerie how similar the two are, the boy its based on and her creation.
@@ClayMastah344 wow, I didn't know ._. I thought she published this manga after 70's
((( That's really eerie (˘･_･˘)
the word is bishounen, not bishoujo
@@yanstein8464 no. bishounen is action anime aimed at young boys. bishoujo is romance anime aimed at young women. its two different genres.
Just letting you guys know that this guy is the largest inspiration behind Male anime concept art of the modern generation
His popularity in Japan was so huge it impacted the Manga world as well
When I read that he spent some time in Japan, I immediately thought: 'He really looks like these blond characters from Japan'
Then, I read the comments here... Wow! I had no idea of his enormous influence!
He left his mark somehow.
He looks similar to Dio Brando
@El Cruzer He was no big star in America, not even in the San Francisco papers. The movie came and went. It had a big splash of publicity that year and was gone. He was no icon here, hence he could have moved here, if he wanted to.
Who cares.... foolishness...
Other bigger problems in the world
@@watermelonlalala thank you.... so sick of this I’m so beautiful life sucks crap...
People gave Ford from
Covid.
I’ve never heard of him... so he’s not that famous. I have heard of Jesus!
Aka “ why I didn’t let my son sign with the modeling agency that was hounding him”. The obsession with physical appearance above all else is so damaging to young people in particular. A tale as old as time
I remember seeing "Death In Venice" on PBS as a kid. I was floored by Bjorn. I couldn't believe a boy could be so beautiful. It actually was a very poignant movie about the loss of youth and aching to return back to it.
‘Old’ is not necessarily ‘ugly’ and vice-versa.
THANK YOU!
In my own case, I must qualify that. Ugliness can, in itself, be a form of beauty. But wearing sunglasses, a hat and a breathing mask helps greatly ameliorate normal people's reactions.
@MELANIE PAMELA GRAVE CIFUENTES yeah
Agree. He certainly is a beautiful old man now.
Beauty is not a virtue
Fun fact: this guy is literally who shoujo anime guys that we see in vintage anime is based of off.
Those Blonde guys with blue eyes.
So an underage white dude?
True but this kid is a super average "attractive" guy. The way he presents himself is beautiful. If you haven't noticed he's wearing "no makeup" makeup look in some moments of the video and his hair is beautiful. He's just a regular dude with an edgy face.
Humanity is so fking stupid . There is no such thing as "maturity" or " adults "
when this shit happens. Hollywood. It is just an adult version of "dress up and play"
Embarrassing....
@@ookipuki you have the rights to your opinion on his looks but I believe he was strikingly beautiful and still is. He had a certain angelic look to him.
It is disgusting that the industry uses and objectifies young people, it's downright creepy and I wish it would stop.
@@ookipuki beauty is subjective tho. Somehow for me, it wasn't his features, but something about his look and aura, has a masculine feel, and his face seems almost gender neutral, and I find beauty in simple features like his. Therefore, he seems very attractive to me
@@ookipuki no....YOU'RE embarassing
Walking out of the cinema dazed in ecstasy after seeing Death in Venice at age 16 myself I thought Bjorn was breathtaking in that film. He was my idealised Alexander the Great for the rest in my life. He’s still hauntingly beautiful as a person.
I, and many others felt the same as you at the time. I was a few years older than you.
@@showmoke he became master of human.
I have never heard of this man. He looks so sad. The people that exploited and hurt him were wrong. He seems like he is still beautiful and innocent but broken. Hope that he gets to find peace and healing.
The young boy's reply "What?" Is very chilling.
Fr.. you could tell he was uncomfortable as shit
Heartbreaking. I hope he finds the peace he deserves.
It was palpably chilling.
Yeah that sent chills up and down my spine. 😬
@Marina Mansfield 0:17
its like no matter the generation or era everyone is obsessed with beauty
Yes, and we will forever be, being attracted to beauty is a biological thing, not a made up thing. But how to treat people is something you learn, and this is not it...
@@camilaml2388 there’s nothing wrong with admiration. But obsession is never okay. Just because the majority of society has always fallen victim to excessive vanity doesn’t make it any less horrific.
Obsessed no but we should admire if men is beautiful whats wrong in that and stop comparing them to girls. And even exploiting them let them be..
that’s exactly is and will most likely be in until the end of time
UNRELATED BUT IS THAT AN SP ONIKIRI PFP ??????
Poor boy who got exposed like this, and a handsome old man battling the trauma of his youth. I wish him a healing journey.
I was approached by a scout when I was younger which my mom turned down a few times. I was upset when I was little, but as an adult I realize how traumatic being exposed to that world could have changed me. So heart breaking to see this man go through this his whole life.
The most beautiful thing about the movie "Death in Venice" was the use,in the soundtrack of the Adagio(Slow section) of Gustav Mahler's 5th Symphony that has to be near the number one spot of the greatest pieces of music of all time.
Exacto, ya no puedo separar la Sinfonía de Mahler del recuerdo de Tadzio, me marcó para siempre
Mahler's Death March. I remember it well.
I remember the mother calling him, looking for him: "Tadzioooooh...Tadziooooooh." That name has stuck in my mind FOREVER.
I never knew that he was the old man who jumped off the cliff in the movie "Midsommar"
Whaat?!!! @xPoemi Merci 🙏😘
for real?
Now that you mentioned it I didn’t even thought it was him.
@@nondescriptbeing5944 Yes! You can even see a clip of them shooting the scene in this Trailer!
What I-
I feel bad for him he is probably really talented but people only see him for his looks :/ and it must have been really uncomfortable to him that grown men and women were calling him beautiful and probably sexualizing him
Even some people in the comments (glad they are a small amount) are just seeing him for his looks, and bashing or treating him like a object because of his appearance. I guess sometimes people forget how common sense works
Women sexualizing him?
@@ac-mb6gj For me it was only boys and older mens
@@ac-mb6gj why woman couldn't sexualize him?
@@ac-mb6gj women can do that too lol
I cried watching this documentary. I pray that that ge could still find his inner peace
His story is the story of many models. Once their beauty fades they’re of no worth.
Shut up
It is true and reality! The short period of our lives is unlogical!
That's why we need to search what is meanings of life !
@Heidi Yes, the correct word is "youth". He's still incredibly striking-looking at his age: i.guim.co.uk/img/media/1a70f494fe0133ee08e3d5f58e4683497764160e/310_215_2642_1585/master/2642.jpg?width=940&quality=85&auto=format&fit=max&s=415daec7229486c03cca15d4804292f0
I feel sad for him. This is why we need to stop glorifying good looking people. Beauty can't or shouldn't be caged... It must be free ! That's the true beauty.
I feel that being pretty or exceptional is like a rock in your back, soon or later it can be a curse...
@Pixie Sprite you are apart of what makes this society a "shit hole".
Bellas palabras 🖤
I am just want to leave this comment, because I am in love how well you sad this Q^Q
I swear that's one of the reasons I'm glad I look mediocre 😁✌️ hehe
It’s the genetic lottery. Look at Henry Cavill. 4 good looking brothers and then there’s Henry who won the lottery and makes his brothers look ordinary when standing next to him.
But youthful beauty is fleeting, never forget that it’s temporary. A good brain and a healthy last longer and you will be happier.
death in venice: italian
that dude at the starting : french
the boy: swedish
the subtitles : english
the premiere : american
aint gonna do the joke with the hotel
hotel: trivago... there I did it for you.. hahaha 😂
This guy 😆😆😆
HOTEL: TRIVGO
Hotel: *quarantined*
*ain't gonna do the joke with the hotel: trivago*
Even the most beautiful flower withers in two weeks.
What a hauntingly beautiful and very spirited film. To see someone who’s willing to show themselves, their journey and reflect lie their. It’s rare and it’s bold and brave to do this. Much respect for the documentary filmmaker and for Björn. What a story indeed.
Bjorn Andrésen would have been the perfect Dorian Gray.
How do you mean? Its interesting suggestion
Agree
and DIO as we have found out today
Tbh I thought it will be a modern retelling of that story when I clicked to the video...😅 I was sooo excited to see a new Dorian Gray trailer.😅
I thought the same 😄
It’s so sad how people only see desire and lust in beauty, that it’s gotten to the point where a child was seen in such a way. It’s disgusting. Beauty should also be innocent. A beautiful child deserves to live their life as a child, and still be considered beautiful in an innocent way. It’s not fair how children always suffer by the desires of adults.
Best comment so. Nail on the head.
Thank you.
Wise comment!
Lust never fulfills, never satisfy’s the heart of man. Lust leads to death.
Have you seen Death in Venice yet? Or is this trailer your only introduction to Bjorn Andresens world? People love to knock down anything that looks even the slightest bit sketchy preaching about their love and concern without even having seen the film"Death in Venice" . Go watch the film, or better yet read the book and then come back. Don't let a trailer dictate what you really think and feel or anyone else for that matter.
This appeared in my recommendation several times. When I clicked on it I became really curious about him. I have already watched midsomar and had no idea that he was there. Just watched death in venice this weekend. I have not watched this documentary yet. Hope I could. But based on what I'm hearing I feel this heartache for him. I pray that he is living a happy now.
He is still the most beautiful person in the world. Surreal!
'could u bare ur torso?'
the licking lips?
this is just sickening. poor him
ruclips.net/video/klGi_WZ17U0/видео.html
what does that even mean?
@@trinitybasically It's not that hard to understand mate.
@@trinitybasically probably sexualising him. The tone wasn't a request, it was a command. Ugh that comment was disgusting.
@@afunkylittleguy ahhhhh that’s what I assumed, thank you
He is such a beautiful man who deserves happiness and peace. The treatment he got as a child was objectifying
It was ridiculous. He was a regular kid! With phenomenal hair. That was it.... too many humans are weak and stupid.
I wish him the best . ♡
@@ookipuki ꧁𝓨𝓸𝓾 𝓱𝓪𝓿𝓮 𝓹𝓱𝓮𝓷𝓸𝓶𝓮𝓷𝓪𝓵 𝓱𝓪𝓲𝓻꧂
Unfortunately that's been the world for a very long time. Outside beauty is much more important. It sucks.
He DO is beautiful.
HE IS STILL BEAUTIFUL. DAMN. I HOPE YOU FIND HAPPINESS AND LIVE WITH IT FOR THE REST OF YOUR LIFE ❤
To be honest the "The love of my life" "Do I deserve to be?" part is the part I relate to the most
The only reason I learn his story was because I learned that he was the biggest influence for bishounen(beautiful boy) characters in anime in Japan. His life is so sad.
Where did you find that out?
@@ashleym.7233 it was a book about the history of manga. And it was section talking about shoujo(girl)manga it mentioned the character he portrayed inspired the creation beautiful boy characters(called bishounen) in Japan in the 70s . I read it a long time ago. Then i grew curious what happened to him and read his wiki.
@@merequetengue69 it was years ago when I read it my local library. So I don't remember the book title exactly. Sorry 😞 all I remember was that it explained was about the different types of manga threw out history and what inspired them.
@martyr of the new world jelly much dude
@martyr of the new world He was exploited at a young age and was told to do things no child/teenager should go through. It isn’t about “oh he was so handsome and so many girls were fawning over him boohoo.”
You’re probably just a troll account but like grow up dude. It’s kind of pathetic :|
For anyone saying they dont see anything wrong with this. The movie itself can seem innocent and inoffensive but if you've never dived into the horrors that happen behind the scenes of Hollywood child exploitation and abuse I invite you to do so. So many directors and producers abused young celebrities behind closed doors and you'd never suspect a thing due to the secrecy of everything. It isn't until very later in life that they open up about the horrors they've lived. Quit supporting heretical behavior in the name of art. This is creepy to the core. He could've just looked for a grown man that looked young enough and handsome enough to fit the role, it didn't have to be a literal 15 year old teenager. Hollywood and the entertainment industry is sick and perverted, get over it
The best comment I've read so far. Art and the creator can't be separated.
Visconti was not a Hollywood man, and none of the film was made in Hollywood. There is nothing to suggest any kind of child exploitation or abuse. In an interview I saw a number of years ago, Andresen actually said that when he was with Visconti, he felt safe. Just because Visconti was a homosexual, doesn't mean he was salivating over the boy. He was a seasoned and professional director, who made some of the most beautiful films ever, of a kind unknown in Hollywood.
Because so many puritans in the US have such prurient minds (a characteristic of puritans), Hollywood is terrified of using real boys for boys' parts. And we get adults playing teenagers, making the whole thing ridiculous. The worst example I can think of is All the Pretty Horses, with Matt Damon in his thirties playing a teenager.
(Let it be noted that I have nowhere stated my opinion of the film as it is in the context irrelevant.)
@@castelodeossos5042 You probably think Cuties is a masterpiece lmao gtfo.
@@AFellowCyberman From “Personal and Literary Memorials” by Henry Digby Beste (1829): Mrs. Digby told me that when she lived in London with her sister Mrs. Brooke, they were, every now and then, honoured by the visits of Dr. Samuel Johnson. He called on them one day, soon after the publication of his immortal Dictionary. The two ladies paid him due compliments on the occasion. Amongst other topics of praise, they very much commended the omission of all naughty words. “What! my dears! then you have been looking for them?” said the moralist. The ladies, confused at being thus caught, dropped the subject of the dictionary.
@@castelodeossos5042 ?
I'm just glad he's alive and here to tell his story, because a lot of people who go through this aren't.
Eternally beautiful forever.
Honestly no matter how his face looks. In this video all I saw was his "dead on the inside" stare which is so sad and scary to see in any human, especially a child.
Who else clicked in going, "Ok, let's see who this boy is who's supposedly the MOST beautiful in the world." And then went, "Damn. That is a beautiful boy. He's a beautiful old man too. THAT HAIR."
🙄🙄
Hes not really beautiful lol you people would literally call anyone beautiful ffs
@@Peach-dh9pe lmao what?? beauty is subjective. just because YOU don’t find him beautiful, doesn’t mean he isn’t. hell, just because I don’t find certain people attractive in general doesn’t mean they aren’t attractive at all!! :))
Nah he looks very plain. Like a generic runway model
@Ceylon Yoktani no thanks I dont wanna look like a girl.
Omg why did i just know this today? I cant get enough of his beauty
He went from Thor to Odin. Odin gained wisdom by giving up one of his eyes. Wisdom comes from sacrifice.
I think he seems more like Balder
Even as an old man, he has this beauty; this ageless aura that you just can't place. It's mesmerizing. What a soul.
@Brian From The Rebellion I was thinking the same thing lol
I was noticing that, but didn't want to say; he's not just his face and his body; to only be acknowledged for the physical appearance must likely be tiresome for him.
His soul will be fine. He's Gods child.
I guess that beauty lies in his way of thinking, and what experience made him out to be. An extraordinarily clear-eyed philosopher's soul that's mysteriously beautiful, but sad.
So, basically he won a expensive GENETICAL lottery of being one of the most beautiful boy and like some cases of lottery, instead of giving him a better life it made things worse for him.
Money and fame can be good but isn't everything a human need. after Robin William's suicide I can confirm it. The Depression is Universal.
He was born quite androgynous in an age more repressed than we live in now where "being a man" just did not blend well with looking like a beautiful young woman. Visconti didn't destroy his life, WE DID.
The world is fucked up for the gifted and the ungifted
The fake and vain world he was embraced by, swallowed him up and damaged his soul.
That world is just an illusion. It only wants to use you. He was a victim of it but I sure hope he realizes he can be a victor inspite of it.
Without Jesus, no one is complete.
John 3:16 because life is even shorter now but your soul lives forever ♾️
It wasn’t his genetics that made things worse it was the exploitation OF his genetics.
God he is a gorgeous old man, love the long hair more of that please
Not the first child-youth actor who have pains and difficulties in later life. This young man was truly beautiful - it's worth to admit, even though western culture is at an unease about the concept of male beauty, - The problem is that beauty is the most fragile thing one can hold in his or her life. I believe young stars are unprepared for the devastating loss, when their beauty and youth departing with the passage of time.
The way this has happened so many times. So many cases where children have been exploited in the entertainment industry. It's so fucked up man.
Now with technology, children are exploiting themselves online. Tik Tok is a great example since so many people there are underage, and people sexualize them regardless of how old they are. It's disgusting.
this is all very sad, BUT lemme just say, he's got some amazing hair genetics
bruh his frontal hair is even thicker than mine.. AND I'M A WOMAN😭
he’s got some amazing genetics in general, i’m guessing that’s why he was the most beautiful boy in the world
😂 you are not wrong
Yeah, I can’t help but think the story wouldn’t be as captivating if he was a potbellied bald man now.
you say his objectification is very sad.... then you perpetuate it. You shameful hypocrite.
I just watched and I'm full of tears
Beautiful. Minds, soul & body.. Björg Andersen, God Bless you❤️🙏🎼
🌹🌹🌹👏👏👍
He is still very handsome. There’s something about him.
You have daddy issues.
Teresa Innocenzi He is. Beautiful bone structure and hair are still there all these years later. Very striking looking old man.
He is still very striking, not in the same way when he was a boy but in a mature, interesting way.
I feel like youve all missed the message of the film
@@ejsbxbeiaskd1770 I haven't seen the film so you are right, I'm not taking its message into consideration. My opinion is purely based on appearance.
There's something so flawed amongst humans that they want to find this one "most beautiful something in the world" when there are so many beautiful things all around us.
Beautiful comment
woah dude ... nice
Not to mention beauty is subjective. Someone can find something beautiful, while another person might find it ugly. We'll never find perfection when there is no such thing as perfection, especially since it differs from person to person.
@@BooksToAshes
That logic is kind of faulty.
If one person can absolutely believe that one thing is perfect then by their reality it is.
Everyone elses opinion wouldnt change that.
It is interesting though, the word “most”.
Sure there are beautiful things around us but there is a magic to “the most beautiful” that those other things cant come close to.
Its like the word “better”.
Its natural for humans to go after “better” because we know we can be.
And we admire everything and everyone that is.
Its the same logic here.
Be kind to everyone - you never know what someone has been through.
Went from a beautiful boy into a awesome hippie!
I won't lie, he was/is handsome but just because one is attractive doesn't give anyone the free pass to treat him however they want. It's really sad how they treated him like an object, he deserved better. I hope no one blames him because from what I see he was put into that environment and he wasn't protected from it.
It's seems like no one here see the movie Deah in Venice, you'r all wrong.
@@Methilde I'm not talking about the movie, I know what the movie is about. I'm talking about his acting career
@@lucyshiki9604 Don't know much about his career but it's not the fault of this movie, I think.
Thats what the whole industry is based on: objectifying people. An unrealistic ideal, everyones desire. Disgusts.
It’s sad that he got so drunk he passed out on top of his baby and smothered him to death.
A creepy old man looks for the “most beautiful boy in the world”
Yeah - nothing weird about that at all ....
well, I can see wondering. But, it doesn't have to be so.
This is the problem in thinking of so called 'woke' generation of 2020.. :) You have simply removed every nuances from life and straight jacketed everything from idea of women to men , from feminism to art to everything..
100% agree about the creep factor! WTF! Can’t believe this was OK to everyone. Unreal.
@@c.e.schlink9933 So an old man can not appreciate beautiful men ?
@@Valkyri3Z he can but appreciating a boy is definitely a bit suspicious
I want people to know his personality, his thoughts and how he feels. He is not an object.
Now he is a beautiful old man.
“Beauty is transformed over time, and not without destruction.” - Terry Tempest Williams
Destroy me zaddy
@@ameregal3499 wtf
Despite the hardships and circumstances he faced growing up, he stayed alive. He's a strong survivor. I don't see him as a sex object. I see him as a beautiful human being. The world around us may be a horrible, dark, cruel place, but that doesn't stop us from finding a part of us and our true selves. Stay alive, everyone.
What a wonderful thing to say 🙏🏼
@@Belfastboi really? A lot of empty words to distract from abuse
@@sparklemotion8377 exactly
He's just alive because he couldn't bare his mom suicide...
I am a 14 year old girl who recently found this video. It is true, I find him to be very pretty, but I would never go out of my way to fantasize over him in person and see him as an idol withought even knowing him.
True beauty is in the soul, how bright it shines and how you walk the path of light. How you express yourself withought harming others and being a role model for goodness..
Withought getting a chance to live a life in which you know yourself can impact you physically and emotionally. Never idolize somone based off of their looks, for that could truly lead you to corruption.
That being said, I feel that this boy could have shared much more beautiful things rather than looks... It breaks my heart to know that adults would do such a thing for their own greed. If the man that chose this boy to be in his movie was as beautiful as him, would you idolize him not caring that he impacted this boys life just because he was beautiful?
Beauty isn't always in somthing that is appealing to the eye, and even still it should be respected.
A fool would pick a beautiful flower to hold it in his house just so that he could see that he holds it- leaving it soon to die and wither.
A wise man would let the beautiful flower be, allowing it to live its fullest life.
My heart goes to you my friend, you are still yet beautiful within.
It was different times
Those classic model looks rarely if ever age gracefully
. True beauty is on the inside and radiates out from the soul.
For God’s sake, cast this man in his very own Viking hero movie!
A viking? With that twig body? You have no idea about vikings my dear. His body looks like a stick.
@@blondecat666 oh “my dear”, I believe you have no idea about Vikings yourself if you think they all looked like Hagar 🤣😂🤣😂🤣
Stupidest thing I read on the internet today. Close it. 😂😂😂
He could be Odin.
not Viking but he could be Alan Moore or an Old Rockstar role
@@troychriscarretas2657 or Viking.
My first thought was, "youth is beauty," but then I second guessed myself. I imagine if I hadn't seen another human being in 20 years, I would better realize that all humans are beautiful. That said, Bjorn Anderson makes for a very elegant, graceful and beautiful older man too. His aesthetic beauty has evolved with him.
Indeed. Not all beautiful young boys grow up that way. Look at Elijah Wood - lovely child and young adult, but geez, is he ever goofy looking now.
@@Serai3 yes doesn’t look the typical talk masculine men although he looks waaaay younger than men of his age . Maybe that’s a blessing 😂
I believe you missed the point.
@@lewasil Care to explain?
Youth is not beauty. Beauty is beauty.
That boy was so beautiful, I almost cried just knowing that it would cease to exist someday
"Ultimately, everyone wanted a piece of the most beautiful boy in the world. The most beautiful boy in the world just wanted to be a boy."
Popular culture has such a fascination with physical beauty at the exclusion of so many much more important things. What is interesting about this is that the 'victim' (so to speak) is male rather than female. So much fixation on one's physical image, particularly when the whole world is watching, can make an empty shell of a person, especially if it happens when they are young and don't have an emotionally intelligent family, who is able to see them in a deeper unconditionally loving way. Ugh, the human created world is so weird and disconnected.
Except he's not a victim. His beauty gave him opportunities in film. He was rewarded handsomely for his acting job, got to see the world, and then it was over. And like so many young actors, he couldn't repeat the success, got himself into trouble, and blamed it on those who had treated him well rather than those who treated him badly.
There's a reason why no director, including Visconti, ever wanted to work with him again. Beauty alone is never enough.
@deborah lariscy: He could, but he isn't.
@@ixlnxs he still could be a victim. A lot of people believe the quote = "money doesn't bring happiness", and all the good doesn't necessarily outweigh any bad affecting him. Especially at his young age when starting, and other emotional baggage.
I completely agree. I think it has something to do with a particular strain of human narcissism that renders society and certain individuals an inability to see anything beyond another person's usefulness, much less another person's complete and nuanced humanity.
@@chancletadeldiablo894 Well said.
Remember, Visconti got very caught up in the extraordinary story: the writer Eschenbach is obsessesd witht the beautiful boy as a symbol of creativity, art and the sexuality behind it, as he was slowly, pathetically dying.
There are to many perverts preying on children in this world and it doesn’t matter what the child looks like they deserve to be protected!
Facts this is so sad and disturbing.
HOLLYWOOD
@@pongangelo2048 not just Hollywood; worldwide.
wow, i screenshoted this to draw him and it already looks like a painting, hes art
even when he aging still handsome, realy he was beautiful as LUCIFER, this boy God
Poor, poor boy, having nobody actually looking out for him, just using him!
it hard to beautiful. but its harder to be ugly.
@@eduardochavacano Yes, exactly... There's bullying, lack of opportunity, psychological trauma, self-esteem issues... Worse if you don't have the mental fortitude for it...
He was rewarded handsomely for his acting job, got to see the world, and then it was over. And like so many young actors, he couldn't repeat the success, got himself into trouble, and blamed it on those who had treated him well rather than those who treated him badly.
There's a reason why many directors, including Visconti, never wanted to work with him again.
@@ixlnxs He made a lot of movies so you are wrong
@@eduardochavacano Being beautiful can have horrible consequences. It depends on the person.
Unfortunately, he was part of this movie period between the late 60's and early 70's that was highly obsessed in disguise the sexuality as an art form. This genre exploited the beauty and/or nudity of an actor in a morbid way; causing to some of them indelible wounds.
Like that actress who never recovered after she did that infamous movie with Marlo Brando . She was like 18 and he was in his 50s . Hollywood isn’t for the faint hearted people , you gotta have strong , powerful people /family to protect you.
I remember the sad history life of Eva Ionesco. Same period of 70s and early 80s. Nico (Christa Päffgen)was another victim, but, in her case, she turned out the things the opposite. She was still a miserable person, but, at least, faithful to her own truth
Except that 'Death In Venice' didn't exploit the boy in any such way. There is no nudity in the film. If anything, the camera spends almost all of its time at some distance from the boy - for a good third of the film we don't see him at all.
@@philipford6183 Indeed. Anyone who knows Andresen will tell you that it's his acting experience that wounded him. It's the crime scene he threw himself into when his wonder years were over. It's the drugs.
@@philipford6183 Thanks for your comment; but let's not be that simple. In his particular case, I was referring in how Luchino Visconti used the beauty of an actor, to portrait the power of seduction that lies in the naive curiosity of a beautiful boy; that eventually triggers the burning desire of a dying man. After seeing the movie, that's the image, that will remain in the viewer's mind. Visconti end up rising the boy into the level of a sex simbol; and with that, certain repercussions follow.
this boy is handsome, angelic and most of all unbelievably beautiful.. his features are so attractive. but we shall never forget the trauma he went through, poor boy.. :(
"To put your eyes on beauty, is to put your eyes on death"
Björn Andrésen was really the most beautiful boy in the world. I knew him from a Japanese manga even. He was absolutely stunning beyond compare. I didn't know fame would cause him so much pain.
What manga😯??
@@salfisher9825 I think he was mentioned somewhere in Patalliro. But I heard he was also the inspiration for a shoujo manga character.
For what I read in this comment section apparently he is like the blue print for pretty blond hot manga characters and boy love characters, and seeing how he was and idol and so famous in Japan I can totally see all the mangakas just drawing him
This guy is like the male version of Brooke Shields, both exploited as a child/teenage actor.
Grande è sublime la bellezza di questo ragazzo di allora, è stato visto in tutto il mondo questo Film. Onore al Nostro Grande Registra Visconti. Morte a Venezia di una bellezza unica e rara al mondo intero. Grazie Regista Visconti grazie per questo capolavoro grazie.
Hailed as the most beautiful boy in the world and celebrated as an idol at a young age. What could go wrong?
EVERYTHING
@@chummanki9711 this boy the most beautiful
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I did not know he was so popular in japan..huh that does explain all the blond protagonists in manga
Everybody wants protagonists that look good.
It also explains Oscar de Jarjayes and that one guy from Kaze no Uta. Aaaaand many many others.
He's still very handsome in a dignified way (reminds me of Gandalf) but you can see the decades of pain in his eyes...I pray the poor man finds true peace 😢
He is always interesting and goodlooking. Every age has its beautyful side I am thinking. The beautyful boy is an old man. Thats life.♥️
Oh, I'm definitely going to watch this!