#dylanobrien

Before, you could always tell he really hated it. Except, of course, when it comes to his own film Twinless.

A press tour honestly seems like a pretty exhausting, boring stupid job to me. The same questions over and over again — silly questions, boring questions — that just keep going on and on. Long days filled with interviews like these. It all feels very outdated, like something from another era, and it hasn’t really changed in decades. It would be nice to see a different approach at some point, because even though some of the youtube clips themselves are fun, there’s usually very little variety in the interviews. With a few exceptions, it can be pretty dull.

(Another old drawing I did for a song cover lol)

“Uhm, you know, lately when I talk to Dylan, it’s really only just to applaud his work this season. I am so beyond impressed with his acting. Uhm, just a quick story, back in the, you know, 14th-century, actors were so good and so convincing that people were afraid of them. They thought that they were ghosts. Because of the way that they could change like this that they would bury them outside the city when they died because they didn’t want the ghost to come back and haunt them. That’s how good they were. And that’s how good I feel Dylan is right now. I am blown away by his ability to do this. Uhm, I cannot speak highly enough for how talented of an actor he is, and it’s a treat to watch him work and to be on set with him as well. Uhm, so yeah, no, I’m not- I’m not saying anything to him. I’m just watching in awe.” - Ian Bohen on Dylan O'Brien's Acting (Afterbuzz TV Teen Wolf edition - "Letharia Vulpina" podcast! Start at 34:23)