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MJF Wants To Work with Timothee Chalamet As He Continues Acting
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MJF sees his acting career growing more and more, and he says he’d love to work with Timothee Chalamet. The new AEW World Champion has been busy on the big screen with roles in Happy Gilmore and the upcoming Violent Night 2. He recently spoke with Brandon Walker for Mostly Sports and talked about his goals to keep acting.
MJF was also asked what actors he wanted to work with and threw Chalamet in a list with Dave Bautista, The Rock, and John Cena. You can see the highlights below:
On If He Sees Himself Acting Or Wrestling More:
“More of both. I love both equally. I would definitely like to continue on the trajectory of my acting career. So far, I’ve done three movies. All of them were big-budget films, and all of them increased my amount of dialogue and screen time. And little by little, I’d like to continue doing that. I’d like to be a part of that Mount Rushmore of wrestlers turned actors like Batista, Cena, and The Rock. And I look forward to being next up.”
On Actors He’d Want to Work With:
“John Cena, Batista, Rock. Those are the guys I looked up to as a kid. Outside of that, if I have to name specific actors? I’d say Timothee Chalamet. I love the fact that he respects this industry, and I also think he’s supremely talented. Marty Supremely talented.”
On Chalamet Naming ECW One Night Stand 2006 As His Favorite PPV:
“I thought that was — as a New Yorker? That was the coolest f**king answer I’ve ever heard in my life. That was very, very, very cool.”
If you use any of the quotes in this article, please credit Mostly Sports with a h/t to 411mania.com for the transcription.
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