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Side question: how old is Tom Holland going to have to be, before I can look at him and see something other than a fetus?
He just looks too young to be anything. He comes on screen, talking about adult problems that his character is having, and I just can't make myself take it seriously. My brain just goes "THIS IS A CHILD. THIS IS A CHILD. THIS IS A CHILD. THIS IS A CHILD," and I can't pay attention to anything that's going on in the movie.
Everyone else goes on about what a great actor he is, but I wasn't able to concentrate on any of that. I was just unable to notice anything apart from how he looks like a child.
Is it just something about his face? Is he going to look like that, all his life? Am I alone in this situation?
For what it's worth, Timothée Chalamet has the exact same problem, in my brain. In fact, I'm sure I would get a bunch of their roles confused between the two of them, if I went to write them down without googling anything.