Wednesday, December 5, 2018

BTS of the photoshoot by Giampaolo Sgura for GQ Germany


Behind the scenes video released by GQ Germany. Eddie Redmayne photographed 
by Giampaolo Sgura for the new issue, that will be on stands tomorrow. 
Styling Tobias Frericks.










  



What a real man is, it's on a much larger spectrum today.
Currently, Eddie Redmayne can be seen as a wizard Newt Scamander in the movie 
based on the script of J.K. Rowling, "Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald". 
At least since his main role of the transgender woman Lili Elbe in "The Danish Girl", 
the Brit has established himself as a solid acting-size. With GQ, he looks back on this 
controversial role and talks about gender roles and authenticity - the full interview 
can be found in the current issue, which is on sale from 6 December.
Eddie Redmayne's portrayal in "The Danish Girl" was controversial because the 
role was not filled with a transgender woman. Today, he believes, that would be 
different: "The film was released in cinemas in 2015. Since then, the gender debate 
has received so much attention that today, you would probably really plan the 
movie to cast the role of Lili Elbe with a trans actress. " Redmayne has learned, 
as he affirms in the big GQ interview: "I hope films will be debating. (...) 
I talked to many filmmaking Trans women and men and learned a lot about 
how hard they are finding work in front of or behind the camera. " 

Especially in a time of rapid change, it is important for the husband and father of
two children to participate in the social dialogue: "I am convinced that you can
always achieve more together than by partitioning one another. It's about conversation
and understanding for each other. By understanding I do not mean that we understand
headlines. We have to understand the whole story. "Nevertheless, it is not a matter
of course for him to be taken into political duty as an actor:" It is forgotten (...)
how many people do not care at all, what a particular actor says, and that This
actor has few opportunities to retune one of these people. And, let's face it, I can
participate in public discussions. But I do not want it automatically. " (preview GQ)





including my bts gifsets

(pictures are my screenshots and gifs from the video)

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