Timothée Chalamet and LeBron James on preparation

    by Tufail: Timothée Chalamet

    Timothée Chalamet and LeBron James discuss the importance of preparation. Chalamet says: "On Marty Supreme but also the last Dune I just filmed this past summer. You overprepare. You're too prepared and then on the day I can let loose like a freestyle for lack of a better

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    Marty's supreme, but also the last do and I just shot this past summer you over prepare you're too prepared and then on the day I can let loose like a freestyle for lack of better expression because I know how prepared I am you know I don't know what the exact basketball metaphor would be but maybe it's a play that's drawn up and then yeah I will go back to my high school coach he would always say listen yeah we're gonna we're gonna practice hard as hell we're gonna make practice hard as hell every single day because it's gonna make the games that much easier and I think that's what's all about I think that's what clicked at the end of my head about just the process. If you go out and prepare yourself, and you're process-oriented, and you're also visualizing what it's going to look like, visualizing being in that moment, visualizing being at living in your own vessel, like right then and there. I think once the director say action, or once the jump ball happens, boom, it's like, I already know what I'm doing. I'm locked in. I'm already, because I've been here already. I've already visioned this. This is already written. Thank you.