Oscar Hopeful Marty Supreme - Shakespeare in Love 2.0 Campaign - Are Star's antics for real?

    Social Media is highly addictive for some of us, like Sugar. 

           Up and Coming Fashionistas, Young & Youngish Narcissists and Trainees living on Donuts, Starbucks Coffee & Pizza, worldwide are blogging away for PR Freebies (Free Samples) or a Breeze of Hollywood Stardom. 

We congratulate Timothée Chamalet for having booked the First Solo Male British Vogue Cover in 106 years. 

Image courtesy of Vogue Britain.

        

        Digital Nomads, Ant Farms, Algorithms orbiting our "Perpetual Desires"

            Once you launch a campaign about a "Trotzkopf" Table Tennis or Ping Pong Player butting heads with everybody, the Sky is the limit. 

But is it real or just Smoke and Mirrors? 

        Does the Timothée Chamalet really not like Opera or Ballet? And why would we care? For Entertainment this is a Win Win Situation, since we speak about Opera, Ballet and Cinema (or Ping Pong)...

        Check out Baz Luhrmann's "Moulin Rouge" for the answer (Die Antwoord) to the relationship of it all, or "Black Swan" by Darren Aronofsky ("Pi", "Requiem for a Dream", "The Whale"). We admire how some Auteurs have been able to steal shots without permit or "Make Believe" going back to Sergei Eisenstein and the Lumière Brothers. 

            All Revolution, Baby! 

        The Academy Awards Nominee allegedly also quipped on a Social Media about feeling bad for making a Film, while so many more talented Actors are out of work.

One user replied: "Dude, literally everyone is a better Actor than you". 

            

        During a Conversation with Matthew McConaughey for Variety, the Dune Star (Not of the David Lynch Film) offered, that another Actor on Set once questioned Chamalet's Acting Training (And ability, we wonder?). 

Quote: "No Names, but that Guy was a Punk." 

    Since Timothée did not go to an acting conservatory, the other member of the ensemble said: "Well you haven't trained as an actor then." 

            What is wrong about learning by doing? Getting on set experience and learning on the job, getting paid? 

Alexander von Roon (SexyBack, Blackhat, Agent X) remembers on the set of Sasha Baron Cohen's "Brüno", how Actors exchanged stories about getting fired from a Film or TV Project and why it happened. 

         

                Many times during job interviews one gets asked: "Have you ever been fired and what for?" 

   

        Dating Kylie Jenner get's the "Call-Me-By-Your-Name"-Thespian a bit of Star Dust, 

Image courtesy of ELLE

making out with Gwyneth Paltrow on screen creates Buzz as well. 

Do you remember, how way back when at the 71st Academy Awards many Movie Lovers were shocked, when Paltrow won over Cate Blanchett, Meryl Streep, Emily Watson and Fernanda Montenegro allegedly thanks to a clever Miramax Marketing Campaign.

Courtesy of Amazon

On Set Kissing Scene Image courtesy of "Red Magazine"

            Having become a versatile Table Tennis player thanks to six years of training, is this attitude all Spiel by the Star of the Film? Clever?

The ensemble of "Marty Supreme" is great to watch. You can tell, everybody had a great time on set. 

        Gwyneth Paltrow ("The Royal Tenenbaums", "Duets") is a true gem as always. The excellent camerawork by Darius Khondji, ASC, AFC alone is well worth it on a Big Screen. More importantly, whose gonna challenge The Bob-Dylan-Star to a game of Tischtennis? We are not talking about Beer Pong. 

            Check out the trailer for "Marty Supreme" at A24 

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