BELLO #185
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"I can’t recall a single moment where we didn’t<br />
having fun while filming this movie. My costar<br />
Gianni is one of the funniest people I know"<br />
While also allowing him to explore<br />
dimensions to his profession, Ma has proved an incredible<br />
experience for Fogelmanis to make lasting<br />
relationships with his costars. “I can’t recall a<br />
single moment where we didn’t having fun while<br />
filming this movie. My costar Gianni is one of the<br />
funniest people I know and has the most<br />
intoxicating laugh. Especially during all of the party<br />
sequences that didn’t require anything too intense<br />
emotionally, we were living our best lives. The<br />
heavier days were typically much quieter so we<br />
often looked forward to the cast/crew dance<br />
parties that followed dinner.”<br />
Everything Fogelmanis gained from Ma<br />
certainly translated to his next big project of the<br />
year, an episode of Hulu’s Into the Dark, which airs<br />
this August--a project he is incredibly<br />
excited to share. “The thing I enjoyed most was<br />
how far I was able to take it. Each episode of the<br />
show seems to put a heavy focus on the<br />
psychology of it’s characters. I think that’s really<br />
smart to derive horror from the darkest parts of our<br />
own minds. I got to explore some emotional<br />
extremes and really let myself play and that was an<br />
incredible opportunity to learn more about myself<br />
as an actor.”<br />
In addition, Fogelmanis has found his own<br />
interests, including his growing love for fashion and<br />
music. In particular, Fogelmanis is fond of<br />
European designers that compliment his body<br />
type, including Topman, which he wore to the<br />
carpet premiere of Ma. This latest look, like his role<br />
in Ma, is a product of evolution and self-growth on<br />
the young adult’s part.<br />
“Like you said, I have been redefining my<br />
relationship to fashion as I develop a stronger point<br />
of view. Where it sits for me now is very related to<br />
the things I’ve been working on/through in my life. I<br />
don’t always feel like I’m the kind of person that is<br />
able to walk into a room and command<br />
attention. I typically feel like one of the quieter<br />
people in a room. So fashion has been a way for<br />
me to say something without actually having to say<br />
anything. I’ve found it to have a direct relationship<br />
to confidence, whether that be for better or for<br />
worse. I think its possibilities are amazing and<br />
endless.”<br />
Like his interest in fashion, Fogelmanis’s love for<br />
music, specifically for Norwegian artist<br />
Sigird (which he gleefully blasted during his<br />
photoshoot) and his appreciation of artistry only<br />
further demonstrates his level of maturity. “I think<br />
rawness and strong sense of self are two things<br />
I’ve identified in the artists that I love. Everything<br />
Sigrid does, whether this has to do with her<br />
European-ness (which inherently makes everything<br />
cooler) or due to just who she is as a person, is so<br />
honest. I also really like Marina and the Diamonds<br />
and Lady Gaga, while we’re on the topic of artists<br />
with strong points of view. (!) My music taste is all<br />
over the place however. Right now I’m really loving<br />
Kacey Musgraves’ ‘Golden Hour’ and Death Cab<br />
for Cutie’s ‘Thank You For Today.’ And I have an<br />
intense infatuation with movie scores. It all comes<br />
down to what I feel an emotional connection to<br />
and that’s something I don’t think I’m fully able to<br />
iterate.”<br />
Bello<br />
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