Posts tagged Ben Foster
(L-R) Dan Radcliffe, Ben Foster in the background, and Dane DeHaan on the set of Kill Your Darlings. (x)
Favorite scenes in 'HERE'
- Q: What is your favorite scene in the film?
- Braden King: As I was finishing HERE, especially during the color correct and sound mix, I sort of re-discovered the intense chemistry that builds between Will and Gadarine over the course of the film via Ben and Lubna's quietly intense performances. They brought such a real and honest romantic relationship to HERE. As I became more and more able to sit back and absorb the film as an audience member, the subtle truths of their performances began to resonate in new ways, very deeply. Over the course of several feedback screenings we actually had people ask whether or not they were together in real life. I'm indebted to them for the gifts they gave the movie [...].
Big Brother Ben sticking up for his lil’ bro, Dan (via ONTD)
Body Mapping: Octopussy
The Sea Creature
Location: Right wrist
Acquired: ~2011
Meaning: A girl that Ben loved drew this on a napkin, and he decided to get it tattooed on his wrist.
Related: “…beautifully ridiculous…”
Body Mapping: The Aloha Monkey
Like that creepy waiter in the background of this picture, you’ve been checking out Ben’s tattoos. Let’s chart the territory of his “body mapping.”
The “Aloha” Monkey
Location: Inside right forearm
Meaning: The image was created by Norman Collins, also known as “Sailor Jerry.” Collins rode the rails as a child, and he learned to tattoo by practicing on fellow riders. As an adult he became a sailor and professional tattoo artist. He was a big fan of traditional Japanese tattooing, and he introduced a number of innovations in American tattooing. (More about Sailor Jerry)
Previously: The Armenian tattoo
Ben in February 2009, rocking the scarf he got at the Berlinale that January.
Ben Foster (excellent) and Lubna Azabal (luminous) inhabit their characters with such a natural grace that they could be mistaken for documentary subjects.
This was such a cute… whatever it was.
Ben Foster and Oren Moverman talk to the press in 2010 about their session of the Digital Filmmaking Studio Lab at Ringling College of Art and Design.
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There are so many reasons for Ben Foster to be on your favorite actors list. He's cute, he's ginger-y, and he's becoming one of the best actors of our generation. More...