Actor Jeremy Allen White introduces himself from within the Criterion Collection's film closet. He selects the movie 'Miller's Crossing' and explains why it's a comfort film for him, detailing his appreciation for its score, production design, and performances by Albert Finney, John Turturro, and Gabriel Byrne. He then shares a personal anecdote about a beloved baseball cap he owned that was connected to the film.
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✨Jeremy Allen White’s Closet Picks!✨ The actor shares why MILLER’S CROSSING has become a longtime comfort film, praises David Thewlis’s complex and inspiring performance in NAKED, and talks about the hope he felt watching THE GREAT BEAUTY for the first time.
You can see him in THE SOCIAL RECKONING — now playing in theaters.
Transcript
Hello. My name is Jeremy Allen White, and I'm very excited to be in tier Criterion closet. I've walked around, a little bit already, making some pics. Miller's Crossing. I discovered this movie in high school, and it's become such a a comfort film of mine. I'm a big rewatcher. There's something about the score of this film that's, like, very warm and cozy. The production design, the wardrobe. It's where I discovered Albert Finney. I wasn't familiar with Albert Finney at all until I saw this film, and I was so glad for for this particular, introduction to him. Maybe my favorite John Turturro performance better. Gabriel Byrne is, like, as cool as it gets. I love this movie so much. I, I had this baseball cap that I wore for six years, and I was walking in New York five years ago, and it was a very windy rank day.