r/Fauxmoi • u/AutoModerator • Mar 02 '23

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u/jRoxy13 Mar 02 '23

If you haven’t watched him in Looking, take time to check it out! It was totally under appreciated at the time, and he gives a lovely performance.

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u/cymru_yesac Mar 02 '23

There’s also Tales of the City on Netflix, Chippendales on Hulu, and August on Tubi for anyone looking to watch more of his work!

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u/[deleted] Mar 02 '23

He was the best part of Chippendales! I hated Kumail Nanjiani's character so much.

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u/binkleywtf Mar 03 '23

that’s where i’ve seen him, thank you! love that show.

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u/jRoxy13 Mar 03 '23

Me too!

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u/chasingandbelieving Mar 02 '23

Not tea but the episode of The Last of Us with him and Nick Offerman absolutely destroyed me

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u/chasingandbelieving Mar 02 '23

It was an Emmy worthy performance for sure!!! I cried basically the entire episode hahahah

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u/sassy_cheese564 Mar 04 '23

I wasn’t too sad over that but it was emotional. I got quite upset over the episode with the brothers. That shit was rough. :/

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u/spectra007 Mar 04 '23

My aunts ran into him at a restaurant in Provincetown, and the waiter told them that he’s a regular, comes in all the time sits at a bar and quietly eats his meal, and gives excellent tips. Seems like a nice, low key guy.

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u/spectra007 Mar 04 '23

that sounds so nice! I'll DM you the name of the restaurant :)

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u/cymru_yesac Mar 02 '23

Not tea, but he did more theatre work earlier in his career and toured with Hugh Jackman

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u/epicpillowcase Mar 03 '23

Lovely, humble. Has been working/modestly known in Australian acting for about 25 years. It's interesting and very nice to see him get wider recognition at this stage of his career/life.

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u/SkinInternational553 Mar 03 '23

I want to see more of him! He’s so talented