Jeremy Strong awful GQ cover

I'm surprised they didn't Photoshop out the apparent belly bulge.

The crotch-at-eye-level viewpoint is a curious choice for GQ.

Hmm, I don't know from this Jeremy Strong fellow. So I looked him up and most every photo I see he looks like a mega nerd. But that photo above gives my nether regions the quivers. He's not classically handsome but he looks like he'd throw a good fuck in that photo.

He's kind of a weird guy yet, refreshingly in a way, makes little effort to hide it.

I think he’s a good looking guy, I like Jewish guys, but they went with some kind of bizarre Roy Cohn/Liberace butch fantasy look. Fire his publicist.

Can't stand him. Still don't know why female actors never have this "extreme approach to acting" but instead just turn up and act, like normal people doing their job. It's always just these straight white dweebs being obnoxious.

The cover is very gay. Do they realize this?

Maybe it's just that I never can see again him sexually after they had the episode where he literally shit his bed and they showed his poop. But this is someone I do not want to see erotically posed as he is on the cover of GQ.

Do his castmates find his elaborate Method preparation and behavior exhausting? I agree that it's not clear that it pays off all that much when you compare him with the castmates who just stand up and act. He's a good actor, but I don't find him much better than the other people in the cast (particularly Brian Cox and Matthew MacFadyen, both of whom may be even better than he is--particularly MacFadyen, who is playing so believably someone who is so entirely unlike himself in real life, both by nature and by place of origin).

I know he was going for an intimidating look, but as Addison DeWitt told Eve Harrington:

“You’re too short for that gesture.”