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“That’s scarier than any other part of the process. It’s just so many unnatural elements in that room. I grew up a very anxious kid and not very socially apt in a lot of ways. I was like, If I can do this, I can be a ninja conversationally outside of that. I said yes to everything. I wanted to just do as much as possible, no matter how embarrassing or humiliatingly clownish it was. I was like, It doesn’t matter, because I just need to be able to not treat the camera like a villain and treat it like a friend. There’s so much blackmail material out there of me where I was just trying to figure it out.”

LEWIS PULLMAN — about auditioning.

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i love seeing all the attention lewis pullman is getting... he deserves this and much more.

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“We wanted to make sure it wasn’t so compartmentalized, that it was always clear that it was one person. It was never this code-switching, or this kind of lily pad–hopping to a completely different person. They are all qualities and parts of one person.”

LEWIS PULLMAN — about bob, sentry and the void.

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LEWIS AND DANNY AT THE THUNDERBOLTS* PREMIERE IN LA.

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LEWIS PULLMAN PHOTOGRAPHED BY STORM SANTOS.

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“I always had this big dream about, ‘How can I use what I learned in my social work studies in film, and tell a story that makes a difference and touches people?’ I think [Thunderbolts*] is the perfect manifestation of that.”

LEWIS PULLMAN — for grumpy magazine.

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LEWIS PULLMAN photographed by dylan perlot for numéro netherlands.

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thunderbolts* spoiler alert! yelena belova looking at the body count.

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spoiler alert! bts of bob and yelena in thunderbolts*

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FLORENCE PUGH — on the thunderbolts* press tour starting soon.

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“Why would a God take orders from anyone? Maybe I should show you what I’m capable of.”

SENTRY/VOID in thunderbolts*

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old bts, top gun: maverick cast.

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LEWIS PULLMAN AND DANNY RAMIREZ, together recently.

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“I think people are maybe expecting just another version of Suicide Squad. But the story felt different. There was a flip of what people expected it to be.”

JAKE SCHREIER — about thunderbolts* being compared to suicide squad.

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NEW LOOK AT SENTRY/VOID IN THUNDERBOLTS* FOR EMPIRE MAGAZINE.

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“Bob serves an interesting purpose, and I was discovering that along the way. He is, in some ways, a vessel to learn about how these other outcasts deal with pressure and rejection and death and loneliness. How do they deal with a bizarre problem like this?”

LEWIS PULLMAN — about robert ‘bob’ reynolds in thunderbolts* for empire magazine.

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“The Void is the dark half of a hero called Sentry, who has the power of a million exploding suns, but suffers from more Achilles’ heels than he has actual heels, including crippling anxiety and mental-health issues. And the fact that he could, at any time, unleash the Void. This doesn’t seem to be a case of people putting two and two together and making Sentry. Sentry’s human alter-ego is Robert Reynolds, and in Thunderbolts*, Lewis Pullman plays a mysterious character called Bob, whom the Thunderbolts stumble upon during their journey. Bob is a gentle soul, a good soul, a lost soul. But is he hiding a darker secret?”

EMPIRE MAGAZINE — about sentry/void in thunderbolts*