Timothée Chalamet's High Praise for Adam Sandler: "One of the Best F---ing Actors of All Time"
In a rare joint conversation, Timothée Chalamet and Adam Sandler sat down to discuss their careers and craft in front of a packed bleacher audience at Fairfax High School gymnasium in Los Angeles. The event, dubbed "Sandler x Chalamet," marked an opportunity for the two actors to share insights into their respective filmographies.
Chalamet's admiration for Sandler was palpable as he praised him as "one of the best fucking actors of all time." This statement came after watching a clip from Paul Thomas Anderson's 2006 romantic dramedy, "Punch Drunk Love," in which Sandler delivered an impactful performance. Chalamet's comment highlighted his respect for Sandler's range and depth as an actor.
Chalamet went on to express his awe at the complexity of Sandler's craft, saying that he hoped to one day match the caliber of Sandler's performances. The sentiment was echoed by Sandler himself, who acknowledged Chalamet's contributions to cinema, stating, "What you continue to do for cinema and for all of us is beyond it all."
The evening also featured clips from other notable films, including "Big Daddy," "Uncut Gems," "Call Me By Your Name," and "Dune: Part 2." Sandler and Chalamet engaged in a lighthearted exchange about their time on "Saturday Night Live" sketches and shared anecdotes about their mutual passion for basketball and guitar.
In a touching moment, the two actors broke down each other's scenes, with Sandler reminiscing about Jason Reitman's praise for Chalamet's potential talent. The evening concluded with an entertaining game of 2-on-2 half-court basketball against the stars, further showcasing the camaraderie between Chalamet and Sandler.
Both "Marty Supreme" and "Jay Kelly," the upcoming films directed by Josh Safdie and Noah Baumbach respectively, are set to release in theaters this holiday season. With their combined talents, it will be exciting to see what these projects bring to the table.
In a rare joint conversation, Timothée Chalamet and Adam Sandler sat down to discuss their careers and craft in front of a packed bleacher audience at Fairfax High School gymnasium in Los Angeles. The event, dubbed "Sandler x Chalamet," marked an opportunity for the two actors to share insights into their respective filmographies.
Chalamet's admiration for Sandler was palpable as he praised him as "one of the best fucking actors of all time." This statement came after watching a clip from Paul Thomas Anderson's 2006 romantic dramedy, "Punch Drunk Love," in which Sandler delivered an impactful performance. Chalamet's comment highlighted his respect for Sandler's range and depth as an actor.
Chalamet went on to express his awe at the complexity of Sandler's craft, saying that he hoped to one day match the caliber of Sandler's performances. The sentiment was echoed by Sandler himself, who acknowledged Chalamet's contributions to cinema, stating, "What you continue to do for cinema and for all of us is beyond it all."
The evening also featured clips from other notable films, including "Big Daddy," "Uncut Gems," "Call Me By Your Name," and "Dune: Part 2." Sandler and Chalamet engaged in a lighthearted exchange about their time on "Saturday Night Live" sketches and shared anecdotes about their mutual passion for basketball and guitar.
In a touching moment, the two actors broke down each other's scenes, with Sandler reminiscing about Jason Reitman's praise for Chalamet's potential talent. The evening concluded with an entertaining game of 2-on-2 half-court basketball against the stars, further showcasing the camaraderie between Chalamet and Sandler.
Both "Marty Supreme" and "Jay Kelly," the upcoming films directed by Josh Safdie and Noah Baumbach respectively, are set to release in theaters this holiday season. With their combined talents, it will be exciting to see what these projects bring to the table.