Taylor Kitsch in the July issue of Elle Magazine

On filming True Detective, which premieres Sunday, June 21st: “I didn’t know True was going to be near as emotional. This season – fuck. I could feel Paul seeping into me. I’d be doing something or acting a certain way and think, 'Oh, this isn’t me.'”
Nic Pizzolatto on casting Taylor Kitsch as motorcycle cop, Paul Woodrugh: "“Woodrugh is very internalized and required a performer capable of conveying difficult and contradictory emotions within an outwardly stoic façade. Kitsch is believably tough and resourceful and hard while remaining vulnerable, sensitive, and empathetic. It’s that mixture of hardness and softness and native authenticity that really captivated me.”
On shunning the Hollywood life and living in Austin, Texas and the lack of dirt about his personal life in the media: “It’s great, isn’t it?” Still, the job does a number on his personal life. Says Kitsch, who’s currently single, “You sacrifice so fuckin’ much [as an actor]. How do you build a relationship with a gal and then tell her, ‘Hey, I gotta do press all over the world. I expect you to have the same feelings you have now in eight weeks.’ And that’s not me playing the violin. It’s my choice. But it better be worth sacrificing for.”
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lmao
i need to find me a fine black jean jacket to complete my black canadian tuxedo tbh
Random mostly naked swimming scenes with 5+ hot dudes? amazing film making
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So don't get his appeal, but I did sort like him in Normal Heart. And that was after seeing the incomparable Lee Pace onstage!
I am watching Friday Night Lights (again!) and I just want to say that episode of him coaching the powder puff game was one of the best things, fucking hilarious. Good episode too, you know, juxtaposed with the whole racist coach ordeal.
Yikes.
PLEASE LET SEASON TWO BE JUST AS GOOD.
Probably time for a FNL rewatch.
Oh well, it ain't my money and he seems sweet and humble
No one gives women these kind of endless passes. They have to set up entire side businesses to stay relevant. He just gets to shrug it off.
I'm not saying he's a bad guy or that he should suffer, just it's gross that he can coast even tho he's associated with major flops and women can't.
And actually over the years after the stigma of being the biggest flop in history has kind of worn off the popularity of the movie has really picked up steam.