Timothy Chalamet, Brian Dennehy, and the Death of Masculinity in Hollywood

• 55:18Brian Dennehy exemplified actual masculinity—a man with a gut who drank beer and protected people, which actually turned women on.
• 55:52Modern male celebrities considered attractive are effeminate; Timothy Chalamet is described as a feather with no sexuality or existence.
• 56:37Tim jokes that he should have been cast in Call Me By Your Name because nobody would believe Chalamet would travel to Italy.
• 57:04The shift from Burt Reynolds and actual masculine men to Timothy Chalamet represents a catastrophic decline in Hollywood's male archetypes.
• 57:38Chalamet and similar genderless actors look like perpetually ill children, and Hollywood is reaching an end-time singularity where adults have become children.
• 58:32Tim wonders where roles are for actors with skin problems and argues that Timothy Chalamet is simply a bad actor.
• 59:23Tim describes watching Little Women and his experience bumping into one of the actresses while getting wine at the theater.
• 1:00:01Men aren't interested in watching Little Women because it's a children's book about middle-class white women written during the Civil War.
• 1:01:03Tim expresses a desire to see Timothy Chalamet get beaten up by Lex Fridman, fantasizing about their hypothetical fight.
• 1:03:35Tim launches into an extended bit imagining himself as a fat bearded man in a remake of Little Women courting the lead actress.
• 1:04:51Tim's fantasy scene continues with his character reminiscing about the mother's cooking and declaring his love for tender meat and freeing slaves.

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