I mean, sure, there’s a good chance you won’t break the cycle of dysfunction or addiction, and you’ll end up living roughly the same lifestyle you were raised in.
What it doesn’t do it is massively reduce your intellect between the ages of 15 and 25, or remove your prior ability with things like technological aptitude and complex abstract concepts.
It's been a minute since I watched, but didn't one of the last episodes have him solve a complex coding problem for a guy doing insider training that he was delivering food to, and then he kind of expects the guy to give him some of the money but he doesn't even tip him? I don't think they dumbed him down, I think they just highlighted his emotional immaturity once he was out of school
Not gonna defend the show too much though, they definitely jumped the shark like 20,000 times
Oh I LOVED that arc. Obviously it's sad to watch, but it's so realistic to see kids who come from poorer backgrounds struggle to make it when they get to a fancy college because of the culture shock. I was happy to see that represented on TV.
As a college access person for first gen, it was a brilliant rep of what often happens to first gen low income kids, even the brilliant ones. A place Like U of C (the model) is built for minds like Lip but privilege like his shitty, entitled, fuck face college ex and his abusive professor. By the way, I'd put hard money that Professor and her husband are based on these two. Their abuse was U of C canon. https://chicagomaroon.com/28896/news/lawsuit-describes-alleged-pattern-abuse-former-uchicago/
It walked a fine line between the two, but it won a BAFTA as a drama. I used to live where the UK show was filmed.
They actually had to move production cos a bunch of local kids kept throwing stones at them.
I was an OG Skins fan and I understand they have the same creator (?) but I couldn’t quite get into Shameless. Maybe if I hadn’t seen the US version first.
I wouldn't be surprised if he doesn't get it this year. Lots of tough competition and some of those shows are in their last season, so they'll probably give it to one of them. But next year...
He is was so good in Shameless! He was the only reason I stuck with the show for as long as I did even when it got bad, I really hope we start seeing him in more things now since he’s killing it on The Bear and the show is doing so well
He’s seriously outdone himself in The Bear. His remarkable interpretation of the character and the way he embodies the role is a testament to his inborn talent and diligent preparation.
White, who garnered fame from 'Shameless', has consistently displayed his ability to infuse layers of depth into the characters he portrays. In 'The Bear', his portrayal stands out even more due to his ability to tune into the character's complex emotions, embodying them in a way that makes his performance relatable and authentic to the audience.
One key element of White's success in 'The Bear' is his impressive ability to create a strong emotional connection between his character and the audience. His performance elicits a spectrum of emotions, ranging from intense moments of conflict to quiet instances of vulnerability. This emotional spectrum showcases White's versatility and depth as an actor, making him perfect for this role.
Further enhancing his character portrayal, White skillfully uses his physicality. His command over body language, facial expressions, and timing adds another dimension to his acting, making his scenes rich and immersive. It's through these subtle nuances that White can deliver a convincing performance that feels real and raw to viewers.
Additionally, White's strong understanding of the script and storyline enables him to bring out the most in his character. He has been open about his meticulous preparation for roles, digging deep into the character's psyche to deliver a more convincing and believable performance. This commitment to understanding his character in 'The Bear' has allowed him to depict the character's evolution with finesse and subtlety, further affirming his suitability for the role.
Jeremy Allen White's performance in 'The Bear' is undeniably a result of his prodigious acting skills, deep understanding of his character, and an unwavering commitment to authenticity. His powerful portrayal brings his character to life in a way that resonates with the audience, making him perfect for the role. His contribution to 'The Bear' is a testament to his ever-evolving talent as an actor, solidifying his status as a potent force in the realm of television drama.
Will this actor ever have a mentally healthy family living in Chicago?
Does anyone in Chicago have a mentally healthy family?
I stopped watching Shameless because I couldn’t handle Lips one step forward, two steps back, anymore.
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I mean that’s the story of most people who have his gift, but with his environment. They basically ripped off Good Will Hunting.
I mean, sure, there’s a good chance you won’t break the cycle of dysfunction or addiction, and you’ll end up living roughly the same lifestyle you were raised in. What it doesn’t do it is massively reduce your intellect between the ages of 15 and 25, or remove your prior ability with things like technological aptitude and complex abstract concepts.
It's been a minute since I watched, but didn't one of the last episodes have him solve a complex coding problem for a guy doing insider training that he was delivering food to, and then he kind of expects the guy to give him some of the money but he doesn't even tip him? I don't think they dumbed him down, I think they just highlighted his emotional immaturity once he was out of school Not gonna defend the show too much though, they definitely jumped the shark like 20,000 times
Flip's crash and burn for the ages at college was it for me. I couldn't rationalize the epic squandering of his brilliant mind.
Oh I LOVED that arc. Obviously it's sad to watch, but it's so realistic to see kids who come from poorer backgrounds struggle to make it when they get to a fancy college because of the culture shock. I was happy to see that represented on TV.
As a college access person for first gen, it was a brilliant rep of what often happens to first gen low income kids, even the brilliant ones. A place Like U of C (the model) is built for minds like Lip but privilege like his shitty, entitled, fuck face college ex and his abusive professor. By the way, I'd put hard money that Professor and her husband are based on these two. Their abuse was U of C canon. https://chicagomaroon.com/28896/news/lawsuit-describes-alleged-pattern-abuse-former-uchicago/
He could have gotten an Emmy for shameless he absolutely killed that role
Is the US Shameless any good?
The first handful of seasons are amazing but goes completely off the rails around season 6
Definitely went on for too many seasons!
It was weird to see it adapted. I thought a drama about a council estate in south Manchester was way too niche for an American network to pick up.
Was it a drama? I only made it through about half of one of the UK episodes, but I thought it was set up as a comedy or at least dramedy.
Shameless is 100% a dramedy
It walked a fine line between the two, but it won a BAFTA as a drama. I used to live where the UK show was filmed. They actually had to move production cos a bunch of local kids kept throwing stones at them.
I was an OG Skins fan and I understand they have the same creator (?) but I couldn’t quite get into Shameless. Maybe if I hadn’t seen the US version first.
I only knew him from Movie 43...
I didn't even pick up on that until I saw this collage. Movie 43 is the most glorious trainwreck to ever hit the big screen 😂🤣😂🤣
Lol I liked it. It was ridiculous and fun.
I only knew of him from his unstable character in Homecoming. Some things don't change...
I will always love me some Lip
Lip was my favorite character on shameless!!
I wouldn't be surprised if he doesn't get it this year. Lots of tough competition and some of those shows are in their last season, so they'll probably give it to one of them. But next year...
It will be years before I stop seeing him and think his name is Jeremy Bear-emy
Jermey
Best part of that show
He is was so good in Shameless! He was the only reason I stuck with the show for as long as I did even when it got bad, I really hope we start seeing him in more things now since he’s killing it on The Bear and the show is doing so well
He was arguably the best actor there . He was definitely the reason why I gave the bear a chance .
He’s seriously outdone himself in The Bear. His remarkable interpretation of the character and the way he embodies the role is a testament to his inborn talent and diligent preparation. White, who garnered fame from 'Shameless', has consistently displayed his ability to infuse layers of depth into the characters he portrays. In 'The Bear', his portrayal stands out even more due to his ability to tune into the character's complex emotions, embodying them in a way that makes his performance relatable and authentic to the audience. One key element of White's success in 'The Bear' is his impressive ability to create a strong emotional connection between his character and the audience. His performance elicits a spectrum of emotions, ranging from intense moments of conflict to quiet instances of vulnerability. This emotional spectrum showcases White's versatility and depth as an actor, making him perfect for this role. Further enhancing his character portrayal, White skillfully uses his physicality. His command over body language, facial expressions, and timing adds another dimension to his acting, making his scenes rich and immersive. It's through these subtle nuances that White can deliver a convincing performance that feels real and raw to viewers. Additionally, White's strong understanding of the script and storyline enables him to bring out the most in his character. He has been open about his meticulous preparation for roles, digging deep into the character's psyche to deliver a more convincing and believable performance. This commitment to understanding his character in 'The Bear' has allowed him to depict the character's evolution with finesse and subtlety, further affirming his suitability for the role. Jeremy Allen White's performance in 'The Bear' is undeniably a result of his prodigious acting skills, deep understanding of his character, and an unwavering commitment to authenticity. His powerful portrayal brings his character to life in a way that resonates with the audience, making him perfect for the role. His contribution to 'The Bear' is a testament to his ever-evolving talent as an actor, solidifying his status as a potent force in the realm of television drama.
Tough year he has to go against Bob Odenkirk.
You mean Uncle Lee?
Yes, lol. Did he also get the guest actor nomination?
I couldnt watch it. I love William H Macy too much to see him play such a loser lol
Oh man he is so good at it though! Lol fantastic actor. I highly recommend giving one or two episodes a try
Now let’s get him to play Wolverine in the MCU