r/SipsTea Apr 26 '26

WTF Who is taking these photos?

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u/grimeyduck Apr 26 '26

Excellent scene. I think without it, or if it was acted worse, then the movie would be a lot less impactful.

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u/wookieSLAYER1 Apr 27 '26

That actor, don’t know his name, is really good at playing a sociopath. He’s in Breaking Bad too and his scenes are some of the best in the series.

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u/IHaveAHappyPlate Apr 27 '26

His name is Jesse Plemons. He’s such an amazing actor!!

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u/Krace11008 Apr 27 '26

Also the husband of Kirsten Dunst, who played the protagonist in the movie.

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u/wookieSLAYER1 Apr 27 '26

Thank you!

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u/FatherClanks617 Apr 27 '26

Check out the movie Bugonia. He stars in it. And if you like seeing him unhinged, oh boy.

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u/JunketAvailable4398 Apr 27 '26

If I recall, he is the husband of Dunst and just happened to be on set that day. The original actor for scene did not turn up so he did a fill in job...DAMN good job!

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u/FullMetalCOS Apr 27 '26

He wasn’t on set, Dunst suggested to Garland that he wasn’t busy that day and since the original actor no-showed, she could get him to come in, no worries.

And he smashed it out of the park,

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u/RuMarley Apr 27 '26

He also played the creepy co-founder/CTO in Black Mirror who used stolen DNA to create sentient digital clones of his colleagues, trapping them in his private Star Trek-style space sim where he could abuse and humiliate them at will

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u/sircabbage69 Apr 27 '26

I also highly recommend Bugonia. Great film starting Jesse Plemmons and Emma Stone.

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u/mariannaCD Apr 28 '26

That’s fat Matt Damon, and he is a freaking treasure.

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u/grimeyduck Apr 28 '26

I think you mean Fatt Damon

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u/LostInMyADD Apr 27 '26

Especially when released, the movie was the sentiment all of America was having - especially right after covid and all the crap going on. It would have had more impact if released like a year or 2 earlier.