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yes an adult who is socially calibrated

Nah he did it intentionally, I mean Christ dumb edd actually thought rami played at Wembley, a wembley that doesn't even exist. But yeah edd is just one of the guys right .....?...nah

@@rnichol22 Tf r u on? Chill out a little.

You are smoking something. Rami was trying to steal the spotlight back to himself. If he wasn't then we would have set there quietly and not make it about Rami.

You know what would be interesting (but would never, ever happen)? If Daniel Craig played a Bond villain in a future movie with the not-yet-cast new Bond. He and the others you mentioned have a similar intensity; I wonder if Craig could turn on an evil cast to his. I kinda think he could - he’s a super talented actor.

@@schisandra I see what you mean. In a similar way I can imagine Timothy Dalton really putting in a great performance as a Bond antagonist. I reckon he could have done so even when he was younger. Very good Bond as well, underrated actor.

I agree

Too WEAK for a villain. Not just physically, but he doesnt strike me as someone to fear. I hated his supposedly not gay character in the Pacific. I guess it was because of his performance, being gay himself, but that character was very annoying. Bullying Sledge and other guys, while weighing 100 pounds. In reality he would get beaten at best, or fragged at worst.

@@schisandra It's a cool idea, but would likely take you out of the movie, knowing Bond is fighting against another Bond.

Aaahh my childhood movie, he's been on Twilight too

omg yes exactly! the Egyptian prince 😍

it is still so cool that an egyptian actor played a pharaoh as a main character in a series

Me too! I remembered him vividly!

All thanks to Mr. Robot

Rami really embarrassed himself here. Rami Never played at Wembley and he’s Never been Freddie Mercury

@@mariebroussard7357 it’s called a joke mate.

@@dt2419 yeah sure🙄

@@mariebroussard7357 Ratio

@@mariebroussard7357 Karen?

came? He's hopefully not done yet. Yikes, the past tense. D:

Played an amazing Bond villain

Nothing against his performance but the bond villain was pretty average

Remember him as an extra on Gilmore Girls? Lol

@George Podaru mmm yes, can't forget that one!

1 million percent. I was lucky enough to be on the purple carpet at the world premiere (they sold tickets fairly cheaply in aid of the Mercury Phoenix Trust) at SSE Wembley and as soon as I saw the movie, I walked out of it saying Rami will win an Oscar for his performance as Freddie. Tbf I didn’t know it would be as successful as it was and win as many Oscars as it did but I knew Rami would get one straight up. I could just tell.

@@oliviadaly4795 RED CARPET

Well the movie wasn’t so brilliant after all. Rami did well, but everything from the dialogue, acting from various people and the goddamn editing in various scenes were unworthy of this fabulous performance.

@@jacob476 Actually the Bohemian Rhapsody movie premiere had a PURPLE CARPET

@@hazza335 Straight up murdering fools.

Pretty much every jobbing musician ever.

@@Outland9000 Not for free? If you're jobbing you're normally doing it for money, hence the 'job' part :)

Probably has more to do with writing brilliant songs. Not sure I'd be a famous musician no matter where i played, free or not.

@@theantiantichrist PMSL, yeah that helps too... but you can also write the best songs in the world, but if no one hears them, did they even get written?! - Its a bit of both isn't it!

Ed's start was very similar to the main character of the movie Yesterday that he co-starred in.

the best hacker

Mine as well

You love him, because he is just that cool and that smooth. :)

I never noticed but now i can’t unsee it

Ohh, I was just thinking that something is strange but I couldn't point out what. So it's the eyebrow!

Otherwise known as visible

he could get some dye for the cold hard price of £5.99

That’s what you call a light haired ginger.

Or sarcastic?

No he’s just making conversation

I suppose realistically they could have filmed the movie there (but they did not). 😎

As a complete watch nerd the first thing I noticed was Sheeran wearing the Omega Seamaster 'Spectre' watch. Such a fitting watch for the show. He's such a watch nerd haha

Ino

He's Egyptian.

It says a lot for everyone out there with a dream he/she wants to see fulfilled.. if you put your mind to it and don't give up, you will achieve it! You got this! (Also saying this to myself 😂😂) 😘

@@sophiesworld3903 exactly! Give it your best shot in whatever you do 👌😁

This guy don't know what real struggle is about. Especially when you know if it doesn't work out, you can go back to the warm, cosy, middle class background you came from.

@@benmac6147 everybody who is born on this planet, has his/her own struggles to deal with. Whatever their profession.

For years? The bloke is 30 and has been famous for ages

Same

@@_rogertaylors_car love your name haha

@@borhaptrash5454 thanks! ❤

Yeah, but I think Graham can make nearly any body look good, he's brilliant (but yes, he does tend to have great guests)

He says it in an interview with Howard Stern, you should be able to find it if you search on KZfaq

its true

Lol my mom was actually like “that’s a ginger with soul” all surprised and shit 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Today I learned that's it's Jaime Fox, not Jamie Fox

@@RayanKhan no actually it’s Jamie Foxx. That’s his correct spelling. But TIL that his name isn’t Jamie Foxx! It’s a made up name! I really had no idea. His name IRL is Eric M. Bishop.

It’s a special type of talent . To take a grab bag of guests , some having never met one another, and somehow , like a conductor and an orchestra, brings out the best and knows how’s to play off one another without hijacking the attention. It never feels like an interview and everyone is having a blast. He does it so well. I’ve only seen him struggle once with one guest. It was Reese Witherspoon on the sofa and she was Just closed off while the other guest were brilliant. It was obvious Reese hated Margot Robbie. I bet you Reese lost some role to the younger Margot, and ,boy, she’s not having it .

Same

Graham Norton always let's people finish what they're saying before he jumps in and it's one of many traits that makes a good interviewer

Hahahaha

I think he said "nice one, Rami."

Watch ‘Mr.Robot’

I am afraid you are right. Average Joe is not his wheelhouse. "Little Things" proved that. I am a huge fan and was really surprised at his performance in that movie. The worst of his career. I think he was intimidated by Denzel which anyone would be and was afraid to appear to be trying to upstage him in any way. That left his performance stilted and awkward. Rami needs to be the lead in his movies.He needs a project designed just for him. "American Radical" with Sam Esmail has been on the table for quite awhile and would be another Oscar vehicle for him as an Arabic FBI agent infiltrating a terrorist cell.

@@lehcaraz1 or hes just good at certain roles and hasnt become skilled enough to perfect his craft yet. A bond villain seems like a great shout for him

@@lehcaraz1 I think he's similar to Depp and Nicholson. Both originally character actors who made it very big and love playing much more complex characters than your average Joe. Some actors don't find average Joe's to be attractive characters. Rami is like them.

I'd argue that his roles in Need For Speed and Larry Crowne were the more average joe of his roles, altho he still also had that kookiness to him

Me too !

Same!

I didn't cheer but chuckled to myself as Debenham is a shit hole! Lol

Garbage music

@@NiceEvils whatever. Everyone has an opinion. He’s still done extremely well for himself. I’d rather comment positively on the internet than be a negative nancy.

This is a perfect description of an exponential curve which tends to be how famous people experience their rise to fame.

I feel like he meant that it was gradual because he was focused on the grind and that takes time, but when he had a chance to stop and really think about how far he'd come it was like "wow, that's a lot." He's just not very good at communicating unless it's soppy love songs.

It’s a leap once you endure the many years of gradual.... not hard to understand.

That show is the most hidden little gem. I feel like I belong to a select club of people who discovered it. I own the series and rewatch it regularly. Things were done on that show that were groundbreaking as far as streaming TV is concerned. It will go down as one of the most influential TV series of the twenty first century. Rami was incredible as Elliot Alderson and walked off with Best Actor Emmy. Intersting trivia. To this day he is the only actor to have won both Best Actor Emmy and Best Actor Oscar. No other male has accomplished that. Some have won supporting or limited series guest but not both top honors.

Wow!! What songs did you play??

@@musically_insane @Nika Ha, ha, are you a musician? What instrument? Young people have never heard of many but some are still being played. We often closed with "I'll See You In My Dreams". Joe Brown did a nice performance of this tune (elsewhere on youtube) at the Concert For George Harrison. Yesterday I asked my wife if she had ever heard of "Blue Star". We played it - it was the theme for a popular TV show called "Medic" back in the fifties. I brought it up on my iPhone and let her listen to it. Not familiar to her. She's 2 years younger than I am. I'm 82. Some songs endure and some get forgotten and some never become popular. How many people have ever heard of "Pennsylvania 6-5000"? It was a Glenn Miller hit in 1940 and we were playing it in 1955 but I doubt the kids in our band knew anything about until the night the leader passed out the charts and we had to sight read it for the first time without a rehearsal.

That's awesome!! I don't know why but this makes me smile 😁 And I have heard of those songs, my parents raised me with a love for music from all era's. I actually had a heart breaking moment earlier when I saw an interview where ppl didn't know who Danny Kaye was. I was born a few yrs before he passed but I grew up watching him. Absolute genius and it's heart wrenching most ppl these days haven't a clue.

@@nanuq83 Danny Kaye was one of my favorites. A lot of things are lost in history but the internet and youtube has preserved a lot and young people can see & hear what came before they were born. I recall recently watching a video of a school dance from the sixties and some of the comments by young people said, "Wow. I wish I had been born earlier so I could have enjoyed that kind of experience." Well, we don't have time travel but we have video, film, recordings. Even so, there is a LOT that we can enjoy today. We should always appreciate what we have.

@@nemo227 Agreed but I think it's the perceived innocence that everyone dreams of. When I see kid today doing certain dances, it makes me ashamed - especially in their parents.