Post here when you see a new Josh O'Connor movie

The latest is called Rebuilding.

https://theankler.com/p/josh-oconnor-prestige-junkie-interview

saw ‘the history of sound’ last night, thought it was a little drab tbh

Yeah, that one is not that good. He's better in other stuff.

He's supposed to be sensational in Wake Up Dead Man. I skipped the screening to watch it on Netflix in a couple weeks.

Yeah, just saw a trailer for that

Guy is definitely talented.

Also, I know that Brits have been doing convincing American accents for years, decades even, but he takes it to another level.

Maybe I should finally get around to watching La Chimera.

https://www.instagram.com/p/DRQeNfQEszj/?hl=en

just saw Wake Up Dead Man, starring Josh O'Connor

Just wonderful in The Mastermind, his best performance this year.

Also, I know that Brits have been doing convincing American accents for years, decades even, but he takes it to another level.

yet he has perhaps the most british face imaginable

But in American mode he looks just like Jonathan Richman if not Bruce Springsteen.

Saw Wake Up Dead Man and it was delightful, total madness Netflix didn't want it in theaters

watched The Mastermind on Monday night

I considered polling his four films.

Seems like he's up for the Adam Driver/Chalamet run of being in everything for awhile

Just lovely in Rebuilding.

That was so good! From the trailer I couldn't really tell if it would work or not, but he totally nailed it.

The movie was really sweet and simple, maybe too simple, but I enjoyed it a lot all the same, not least because of O'Connor, who shows worry and thought and the weight of both better than almost any other actor I can think of. Or at least for sure has in the three movies I've seen him in in the past few months.

You just like him because he has the same name as you.

O'Cmon

https://apnews.com/article/disclosure-day-preview-josh-oconnor-steven-spielberg-c06b8de7edee26d3e4f80c63e7f8f7f6

AP: Do you have a favorite Spielberg story?

O’CONNOR: I have the greatest, in my opinion, the greatest Steven Spielberg story. When it happened, I was sort of like punching the air for this very reason, knowing that when it comes to doing press for this film, I can tell the story, which is that I was halfway through the shoot and we had a scene coming up, which is quite an emotional scene and I was struggling with it. I was in my hotel room trying to prep it, as Steven does so brilliantly, and it’s extraordinary he’s so available to talk about these things.

I reached out to Steven, we discussed the scene, we talked about the emotion of the scene and how to access that and what we’re ultimately aiming to show in the story. And I felt quite satisfied, but not completely with it. And then I got a text from him quite late at night, just saying ,“The door is on the latch, just push.” And it made so much sense. I was like, “of course.” The character’s kind of got all this emotion, it’s built up and it’s like a door on the latch and you just push and it all comes out and it’s an emotional release. I was so thrilled with that note and I came in the next day and said, “Steven, you totally unlocked it for me that was amazing.” And he was like, “What are you talking about?”

I said, “The text about ‘the door on the latch just push’ it’s incredible.” And he laughed and said that that text was supposed to be for his wife. It became a very big joke for all of us. But it did unlock the scene for me, so, fair play.