DA MAN - 2021-02-01

• Pho­tog­ra­phy
• HIT­TING THE GROUND RUN­NING
• Nail­ing Neon
• All The Way To Ber­muda
• The Bomb
• Pas­tel Pal­ette
• Spread Them Wide
• Daz­zling En­ergy
• Cel­e­brat­ing The Sea Dolce & Gab­bana
• APeMrspaet­tcetrivOe f Ber­luti
• Get­ting In­ti­mate
• Start­ing The Con­ver­sa­tion Prada
• DDaan­nc­cee,, Dance Ce­line
• X Marks The Spot
• Call To­toro! LOEWE
• Viva La Vida Chris­tian Louboutin
• Stay On The Curb
• When Icons Unite Coach
• Go Cargo Her­mès’
• Archive For The Fu­ture
• The Up­cy­cle Col­lec­tion Alexan­der McQueen
• GAtitvi­it­nugd e Onit­suka Tiger
• The Power of Cre­ativ­ity
• Proper Beard-Care
• Oaken Lab
• Kiehl’s
• Clar­ins
• Youth­ful Hair
• MRea­juskveedn ation Ba­bor
• Tril­ogy
• Mas­cu­line Sen­su­al­ity
• Sooth­ing and Ut­terly Ex­otic Sen­sa­tia Botan­i­cals
• BMoetmtleo­orife s Louis Vuit­ton
• Dive Deeper
• LStiroenn’sg th Chanel,
• Tales from South­ern Italy
• The Clas­sics Reimag­ined
• Raw El­e­ments Hublot
• The Bronze Age Longines
• Full of Cel­e­bra­tion
• MMuasstiec­r of Patek Philippe
• Zenith
• Mar­vel of In­ge­nu­ity
• Con­tem­po­rary Look Haut­lence
• Aof SHy­omp­beol Oris
• The Purest Sound
• Bose
• Sennheiser
• Bow­ers & Wilkins’
• In­no­va­tion Na­tion
• MFil­im­nd­moafkae r
• Mul­ti­lat­eral Col­lab­o­ra­tion
• Na­ture Re­flec­tion
• Scent of the Earth
• Dual Looks Jonathan Adler
• New Di­men­sions
• Taylor Swift
• Zayn Ma­lik
• Rhye
• Foo Fight­ers
• Less Is More
• Stars Di­rec­tor
• The Pan­demic Heist Stars Di­rec­tor
• NByost­tJauns­dteAr Stars
• Stars
• Stream It Like You Mean It
• Stars
• Stars
• Stars
• Com­plete Pack­age
• ThCoenFn­reec­n­ti­cohn
• Green Sur­round­ings by the Farm
• Dream­like Es­cape
• Spe­cial Sea­son Four Sea­sons Ho­tel Jakarta
• DA­MAN: Hi Hunter, great to have you with us. How are you do­ing th­ese days? Hunter Doohan:
• DA: Tell us about your char­ac­ter, Adam De­si­ato, and what you think about him… HD:
• DA: What was grow­ing up in Fort Smith, Arkansas, like for you? Also, have you al­ways had Hol­ly­wood as­pi­ra­tions? HD:
• DA: By the way, what is your cre­ative process like when pre­par­ing for a char­ac­ter? HD:
• DA: Speak­ing of which, you also have a re­cur­ring role in “Truth Be Told” where you play Aaron Paul’s younger self. Your path with the cast mem­bers of “Break­ing Bad” seem to be in line. What do you think about that co­in­ci­dence? HD:
• DA: Go­ing back to the be­gin­ning a bit, how did you ini­tially get in­volved in act­ing? HD:
• DA: If you had to pick just one be­tween writ­ing, act­ing and di­rect­ing, which would you choose and why? HD:
• DA: What has the pan­demic taught you so far? HD:
• DA: Now, we do have some peo­ple here in In­done­sia who play lacrosse, but the sport isn’t ex­actly well known back here. In a nut­shell, how would you de­scribe lacrosse to some­body who is to­tally un­fa­mil­iar with it? PR:
• DA: You’ve played lacrosse for more than two decades now. What would you say is the best, most ex­cit­ing part of the sport? What makes play­ing lacrosse unique? PR:
• DA: Of course, any­body with an In­ter­net con­nec­tion can eas­ily watch a lacrosse match on YouTube. In your opin­ion, what’s the most ex­cit­ing part of the sport? PR:
• DA­MAN: Hi, Paul. Awe­some to have you with us for this in­ter­view. How are you do­ing th­ese days? Paul Ra­bil:
• DA: Now, peo­ple love talk­ing about how team sports build ca­ma­raderie, a sense of fair play, etc.—and that’s on top of the dis­ci­pline, men­tal for­ti­tude and phys­i­cal strength you build up as an in­di­vid­ual ath­lete. In your ex­pe­ri­ence, what are some of the le
• DA: On a some­what re­lated note, we’ve seen a lot of changes in the way com­pe­ti­tions are done across all sports, from strict health pro­to­cols for ath­letes and of­fi­cials to car­board cutout au­di­ence mem­bers in the bleach­ers. How is it in the world of lacross
• DA: By the way, you once held the record for the fastest lacrosse shot at 111mph—or just over 178kph for our In­done­sian readers. What are your, say, five big­gest achieve­ments in the sport so far? PR:
• DA: Speak­ing of which, how did you pre­pare to step into the shoes of a man like that? What kind of ideas did you in­cor­po­rate into your de­pic­tion of the char­ac­ter? RR:
• DA: In “9-1-1: Lone Star” you play as Tyler Kennedy “T.K.” Strand. Can you tell us a bit more about your char­ac­ter’s back­ground? RR:
• DA: Many of your pre­vi­ous works caught our at­ten­tion, but one that re­ally stood out was ob­vi­ously “9-1-1: Lone Star.” For those of us new to “91-1: Lone Star,” can you give us a short break­down of the show? RR:
• DA­MAN: Hi, Ro­nen! Thank you for tak­ing the time to an­swer our ques­tions. How are you do­ing? Ro­nen Ru­bin­stein:
• DA: In this film, you take on the role of Jake Gra­ham. What first at­tracted you to play­ing the char­ac­ter and how did you end up be­ing cast for this? RR:
• DA: Mov­ing on to movies, you also ap­pear in the hor­ror-thriller “Smi­ley Face Killers.” What can movie­go­ers ex­pect from this ti­tle? RR:
• DA: You and your char­ac­ter go through quite a lot of through­out the movie. Still, was it a fun role to play? RR:
• DA: Do you re­mem­ber when you saw the “Smi­ley Face Killers” script for the first time? At that time, what’s the one thing that crossed your mind? RR:
• DA: Fur­ther­more, is there any­thing you can tell us about the se­cond sea­son of “9-1-1: Lone Star”? RR:
• DA: Tell us about the role you play—Fraser. How did you build him as char­ac­ter? JDG:
• DA: Con­grat­u­la­tions on the suc­cess of “We Are Who We Are”! And on that note, how does it feel work­ing with Luca Guadagnino? JDG:
• DA­MAN: Hi, Jack. Awe­some to have you with us! So, how have been you do­ing th­ese days? Jack Dy­lan Grazer:
• DA: Did you au­di­tion for the role? Were there any mem­o­rable mo­ments from the process? JDG:
• DA: Tell us, how did you first discover act­ing? JDG:
• DA: We’ve learned that you have been writ­ing a few scripts of you own dur­ing the pan­demic. Can you tell us more about that? JDG:
• DA: And be­sides act­ing, what would you say is your big­gest pas­sion at the mo­ment? JDG:
• DA: And where do you get in­spi­ra­tion from? JDG:

DA MAN - 2020-12-01