#ARMIE HAMMER KID FOOT FULL#

#ARMIE HAMMER KID FOOT FULL#

So America is on a horse named “Freedom” and we’re riding full speed at a fucking precipice and there’s no slowing down. In America, people don’t believe what they’re told and people don’t believe other people should be telling them what to do, because that somehow infringes on their freedom. People here just aren’t paying attention to what needs to be done. Then you go to somewhere like Dallas and people are eating inside restaurants people are doing all that shit. But how does it feel? Well, that’s why I’m out here in the desert. I don’t know how this happened, but at the same time I know we get what we deserve and we elect the president we deserve. At the end of the day, I don’t think I did anything anyone else wouldn’t have done.Īmerica has turned into a raging dumpster fire. I would have just had, like, a ten-minute conversation with him and then got off the phone and who knows what he would have done? He told me he had been talking about killing himself all morning. Look, man, if I had called that guy and he didn’t tell me how he was feeling, I would have never known. There’s such a stigma around talking about mental health. As soon as you talk to someone, you’re lightening the load – immediately it feels better. So what’s going on?” And he told me his girlfriend broke up with him, Covid is destroying his business… And I think he felt completely alone and overwhelmed by it. I don’t think I did anything special I called the guy and he needed someone to talk to. You tweeted recently that you were able to help a friend who had been thinking about killing himself. Sunglasses by Mykita x Maison Margiela, £469. One guy violated curfew by five minutes and they put them in jail for four months.

If you’re out and they see you, you go to jail for a year. I mean, everything – the gas stations, the grocery stores… Everyone just locked themselves in their house. They wouldn’t fly anywhere, or at least not to America. The island itself handled the situation really efficiently, but they also handled it in a really intense way. I don’t know if there is really ever a good place to quarantine. I can imagine there are a few worse places to quarantine… My dad lives out there with his new wife. We got stuck down there during quarantine.

I started shaving my beard and wondered, “Hey, what would happen if I just leave this side, then the other side?” Boom. It didn’t take that much work, actually I just grew it out. Part hairy biker, part 1970s pervert, nothing in between. A lot.Įvelyn begged me to shave it off, but we needed to get a few shots with the tache, man. Take it from the handsome man with a soul: when in doubt, smash stuff up. “Nothing better than sanding floors, planting cacti and taking a sledgehammer to a wall to get rid of your problems,” he tells me from the sun-dappled porch, a Stetson on his head and a dog at his boots. Today, however, he’s holed up in the Californian desert, purposely miles from civilisation (or what is left of it in America), helping his buddy, Ashton, remodel an old motel. This month you’ll see two projects that were the fruits of Hammer’s pre-Covid face pulling: Rebecca, a grown-up, well-crafted new adaptation of the chilling Daphne du Maurier novel directed by Ben Wheatley and costarring Lily James as Armie’s new wife who must wrestle with ghosts and Kristin Scott Thomas’ death stare and Death On The Nile, Kenneth Branagh’s latest Hercule Poirot whodunnit, alongside Letitia Wright and Gal Gadot. Now I think everyone needs to be in therapy’ ‘I started talking to a therapist twice a week. But it just goes to show: you need to ask people if they are OK. I didn’t do anything anyone else wouldn’t have done. He picked up the phone to speak to a male friend in August and, after pushing his buddy to unload a little, it turned out his friend had been thinking about ending his own life all morning. He’s still doing it today and, naturally, he’s trying to pay the health benefits forward. He ironed out some of the worry, unpacked some of the baggage. Over the next few months he put the work in, made the time and it helped. This, as he tells me, was “crisis therapy”. He’s had therapy previously – the sort you do if you’re told you need therapy but don’t actually believe you do – but not like this. He called a buddy who worked in mental health, who got him to speak to a therapist.

Help for the 34-year-old actor came in the form of an urgent phone call.

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