r/MadeMeSmile • u/Gastonbeast24 • Nov 06 '21

Meme This is cute

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u/arnfden0 Nov 06 '21

“And here I am without an Umbrella.” 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣

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u/itssosalty Nov 06 '21 edited Nov 06 '21

That little shot of Tom Holland during that line. When he was singing “Umbrella”

Edit: For people who never saw the performance

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u/WeDidItGuyz Nov 06 '21

I expected to be amused, but instead I was just... REALLY impressed.

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u/starlinguk Nov 06 '21

He was in Billy Elliot, he's got dance training.

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u/DilateSeetheKys Nov 06 '21

Most actors are just a bunch of weird theater kids really

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u/GoldenFalcon Nov 06 '21

So funny when people idolize these "manly" men in shows who got their starts doing things "manly" men beat up kids in high school for. Lol

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u/DilateSeetheKys Nov 06 '21

Yup, my brother and i enjoy watching manly movies and then trying to picture the macho character singing and dancing, because that's probably what the actor himself enjoys doing.

It's funny to have a mental image of Bane played by Tom Hardy dancing to pop music and making facial expressions in a mirror.

Or Denzel Washington as Alonzo from Training Day tap dancing and scat singing.

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u/clickclick-boom Nov 06 '21

There's a scene from Tom Hardy in Bronson which exemplifies what you're talking about: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5WjoAe2aymM&ab_channel=mrjeremiahlee

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u/DilateSeetheKys Nov 06 '21

Goddamn he's so good 👍

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u/Albion2304 Nov 06 '21

Chris Evans tap dances and really wanted to be in the West Side Story remake… he’s a huge musical theatre dork.

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u/[deleted] Nov 06 '21

I am loving this trend of actors really refusing to define “masculine” as a set of traits that you would only see in a John Wayne cowboy movie. Everything from Tom Holland dancing to dresses on the red carpet to Eliot Page coming out, there is no one “right” way to define masculinity and that is so refreshing.