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‘Throughout my entire life...I always laughed at my own mistakes. But now...whenever I do something right, no matter how screwed up it is, I’m always laughing. 🤡’ - Clap For Me. #busyactor #acting #performance #readytoact #readytoperform #lifeasanactor #indieactor #SupportIndieFilm #shortfilm #indiefilm #indie #short #film #filmmaking #clown #ClapForMe #filmproducer #filmdirector #screenwriter #screen #director #producer #writer #Singapore #2019

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So, I just watched Once Upon A Time In Hollywood. I have to say, honestly, this is probably Tarantino’s most tamest and laid back work yet. I’m not saying that it’s bad or anything. It’s just that I was really surprised that it wasn’t so gory and intense like most of Tarantino’s previous works. There were some intense violence and fight scenes here and there, especially in the ending, which by far was the funniest scene in the entire film. There was a big use of comedic value in this film, which was definitely well-executed and shown by the chemistry between DiCaprio and Pitt. DiCaprio was the more sympathetic endearing character who is struggling to adapt to a Hollywood that people have grown accustomed to while Pitt, who really did steal the show in my opinion, was more encouraging and gave off that bromance feeling very nicely. Now, a lot of people have been criticising the screen time Margot Robbie was given and there’s a part which I can agree with and disagree with. Yes, she didn’t have that much of a strong connection to the main overall plot involving DiCaprio and Pitt. And of course, Sharon Tate (Robbie’s character) had a massive important presence in 60s Hollywood, which would be the reason why she was included into this film. But at the same time, I get why she was given a limited amount of screen time. Tarantino wanted to focus his attention more on DiCaprio and Pitt’s characters rather than making this film another Sharon Tate biopic, and I can respect that. Overall, the film was amazingly decent. As a fan of Tarantino’s works, I wouldn’t really consider it his best. But it definitely has the awkward dark humorous perks to make it a very interesting and well-grounded comedy! I would highly recommend it for those who haven’t seen it.

On set shooting a Crowning Dental Clinic Ad! Playing the main lead, which I’m honestly not surprised! Mainly because, for a Dental Ad, I have amazing pearly whites! > > > > > > > > > #busyactor #acting #performance #readytoperform #readytoact #lifeasanactor #indieactor #SupportIndieFilm #filmmaking #shortfilm #indiefilm #short #indie #film #CrowningDentalClinic #ad #commercial #filmdirector #filmproducer #screenwriter #screen #writer #producer #director #RedStringVideoCo #Singapore #2019

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Sound of Music, A Theatre Production @ Marina Bay Sands Singapore, 2014

Written by jackhyde314

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