The Bear - How Jeremy Allen White Perfected Carmy Berzatto

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This video essay analyzes Jeremy Allen White's performance as Carmy Berzatto in FX's The Bear. This award winning performance is special due to Jeremy Allen White's ability to embody Carmy's stress, anxiety and trauma in unique ways.
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Timestamps
0:00 Jeremy Allen White
1:52 Physical Stress
6:00 Eye Contact
7:32 Personalized Trauma
#thebear #jeremyallenwhite #carmy

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  • @skatedurr
    @skatedurrАй бұрын

    I wear suits now.

  • @irotinmyskin

    @irotinmyskin

    Ай бұрын

    For me that is the single greatest episode in this show. It feels so earned and honest.

  • @LittleTimmyO

    @LittleTimmyO

    Ай бұрын

    @@irotinmyskinthe best episode is by FAR the one on Christmas. The acting and story was riveting

  • @jacobp8294

    @jacobp8294

    Ай бұрын

    @@irotinmyskin I really wasn't a fan of that character, and didn't think he was charming or funny. And in one episode I completely changed and now I can hardly watch him without crying

  • @nuttbaked

    @nuttbaked

    Ай бұрын

    ​@@LittleTimmyOForks better

  • @IHMadeThis

    @IHMadeThis

    Ай бұрын

    Thats so sick.

  • @conor6440
    @conor6440Ай бұрын

    playing a dirtbag from chicago in his two main roles and not playing the same character twice is great acting

  • @ajtaylor8750
    @ajtaylor8750Ай бұрын

    Carmy's monologue at the beginning of the Season 1 finale is a masterclass in character development. Jeremy Allen White shows Carmy at his most vulnerable and broken, a man whose self-loathing won't allow him to have anything good in his life which is perfectly represented in his relationship with Claire in Season 2. This show is my favorite out right now.

  • @Kenzo_oNa-Benzo

    @Kenzo_oNa-Benzo

    19 күн бұрын

    Omg im so glad you said that, as a recovering addict who have lost friends that were like brothers to me i cried through the whole scene his acting full that full shot with co cuts was amazing and it was top tier acting ❤

  • @daviddayz2367
    @daviddayz2367Ай бұрын

    What i love about this show is how realistic the interactions and conversations are, and I feel that Jeremy Allen White perfected the realism in his performance.

  • @gamecokben
    @gamecokbenАй бұрын

    I'm became so incredibly aware of how much I was anxiously fidgeting when you pointed that out about Carmy. Very different personality than that character but I relate so much to his internal chaos - so it struck me as particularly fitting when Jamie Lee Curtis played Carmy's mom and it reminded me of my late mother on her worst days. Such an amazing show.

  • @mumblaff

    @mumblaff

    Ай бұрын

    My brother called me randomly months after S2 premiered and was like did you see mom on Tv? And I immediately knew what he was referencing 😂

  • @avocadoaficiando
    @avocadoaficiandoАй бұрын

    Would love for you to do an analysis specifically on the Berzatto Christmas dinner episode. I know I saw many of my own family dynamics reflected back in that episode and I'm 99% sure, so did thousands of others. Your insights could prove meaningful

  • @brady_2k
    @brady_2kАй бұрын

    Jeremy has been one of my favorite actors for a minute now, glad he’s getting his recognition

  • @yemio1005
    @yemio1005Ай бұрын

    He is an amazing actor, I watched him in Shameless and some of his performances on there were award worthy. So happy for him

  • @nocturnenoble2468
    @nocturnenoble2468Ай бұрын

    Beautiful summary; you dismantled with care some of the reasons why I adore and identify with the character. Thank you.

  • @SaberRexZealot
    @SaberRexZealotАй бұрын

    Does FX just make the best shows now? The Bear and Shōgun are masterpieces

  • @HorseJoint

    @HorseJoint

    Күн бұрын

    Now they’re mainly known for shows.

  • @Devil-Made
    @Devil-MadeАй бұрын

    I really appreciate how you title the scenes you lift from shows and movies in the bottom left corner of the screen EVERY TIME. It would be easy to do it some of the time, or for scenes from media not associated with the title of your video, but the fact that you do it all the time, for every scene and shot is very professional, and gives your content a shared brand or style. And it’s nice. It works. Thanks for another great video!

  • @genderlesscryptid5764
    @genderlesscryptid5764Ай бұрын

    Oh my god, I can’t portray to you how obsessed I am with this video!! The way you talk about his perpetual movement feels so spot on to how I view him, and the way you connect blinking to his trauma is so interesting. While he panics and snaps at people when his work is involved, he’s not expected to fix his family, so more often than not, he builds distance from them in whatever way he can. I never realized how often he uses closing his eyes as a way to do this. Anyway, really cool video! Thanks for making it

  • @IHMadeThis
    @IHMadeThisАй бұрын

    I love seeing and hearing someone breakdown craft like this. Quality.

  • @camcollins7270
    @camcollins7270Ай бұрын

    One of my favorite shows. The Berzattos episode is brilliant

  • @Unshaded175
    @Unshaded175Ай бұрын

    'Wake up kids, new Just an Observation video just dropped'

  • @milansmith8431
    @milansmith8431Ай бұрын

    Perfect timing. Literally finished season 2 last night and craving more bear related content

  • @elaine6705
    @elaine6705Ай бұрын

    Brilliant observations!

  • @unfiltered8682
    @unfiltered8682Ай бұрын

    Beautiful work

  • @oneill40
    @oneill40Ай бұрын

    Excellent analysis as always

  • @IfIhadaheartx
    @IfIhadaheartxАй бұрын

    Thank you for this breakdown. Great analysis.

  • @stuffhobbes6187
    @stuffhobbes6187Ай бұрын

    Love your channel. I stumbled across it a few weeks ago and happened to watch your "Saul Manipulation" video. You also reminded me... I never watched the LAST episode! I literally had to ask my wife if we watched it. But her memory is worse than my own. lol Anyway, just wanted to say thank you for your work. I'm still going thru your back-catalogue. Cheers.

  • @AimeeAimee444

    @AimeeAimee444

    Ай бұрын

    Yes! Enjoy his psychological breakdowns of Breaking Bad, Better Call Saul and Succession. Have yet to delve into The Bear. Jeremy White is a phenomenal actor.

  • @rupertbrown9829
    @rupertbrown9829Ай бұрын

    You did a good job with this video dude 👏🏽

  • @rafaelcenteno3027
    @rafaelcenteno3027Ай бұрын

    Great take!

  • @MrsAnaTkebuchava
    @MrsAnaTkebuchava2 күн бұрын

    this is the best video, thank you

  • @dsxl1026
    @dsxl1026Ай бұрын

    This was a wonderful vide9

  • @costeris35
    @costeris35Ай бұрын

    Good video!

  • @iced.autumn
    @iced.autumn26 күн бұрын

    Ok, I'm definitely going to watch this now. I loved White in Shameless, so idk why I haven't watched this yet. Great video!

  • @Ozymandias-7
    @Ozymandias-7Ай бұрын

    Finally!! I love this show.

  • @onetwothreefourfivesix789
    @onetwothreefourfivesix789Ай бұрын

    unironically cooked, good stuff! ❤

  • @kingpinpasta2934
    @kingpinpasta2934Ай бұрын

    Do a video on how Antony Starr perfected Homelander

  • @aaravpundir7379

    @aaravpundir7379

    Ай бұрын

    He did if I remember

  • @EJD339

    @EJD339

    16 күн бұрын

    @@aaravpundir7379he did not. I just checked. A channel called a closer looks like it did something similar but I’m sure this channel will get to it.

  • @ayse.t1
    @ayse.t1Ай бұрын

    thank you , excellent video! since i watch the bear i've waited for your observations. this is sooo on point. btw, will there be a severance video on future? :)

  • @JustanObservation

    @JustanObservation

    Ай бұрын

    Thank you! I’ve done one… could be more when the new season comes out

  • @ayse.t1

    @ayse.t1

    Ай бұрын

    oh, i just saw it. i must have missed that one. i'm looking forward to the new ones!

  • @chaitanyasingh7821
    @chaitanyasingh7821Ай бұрын

    Awesome 👌 ❤

  • @pyroAdapt
    @pyroAdapt4 күн бұрын

    I love this show for capturing what its actually like to work in a restaurant and showing people what these workers often desl with. I hope sone people learned to show More respect to restaurant workers from watching it because far too many people take them for granted and assume its an easy job

  • @resecas3698
    @resecas3698Ай бұрын

    Always moving is a kitchen habit. This is something loads of chefs do. You aren’t allowed to stop moving. Really all the habits brought up is stuff all my coworkers do.

  • @iNDY1001
    @iNDY1001Ай бұрын

    Ahh I remember those days, its just work and a performance of a well known pattern of behaviours. Can't wait for the season where he ends up being diagnosed.

  • @pdzombie1906
    @pdzombie190612 күн бұрын

    Now I understand why he's the bear, the first image of the show, and why the restaurant has that name... Thanx!!!

  • @brucebutler8905
    @brucebutler8905Ай бұрын

    Do your thing algorithm

  • @BloodoperaBlackvomit
    @BloodoperaBlackvomitАй бұрын

    The best show i've ever seen. Greetings from The Netherlands.

  • @jonathansodacan5769
    @jonathansodacan5769Ай бұрын

    I fucking LOVE The Bear, so glad you made a video on it!

  • @merrycaviller8145
    @merrycaviller81458 күн бұрын

    was headchef at a mid place for 3 years. when you care about every single plate that leaves the kitchen; that each one is always perfect, you've set yourself up for a very toxic relationship with your work. when you complement a chef for how good the plate was, the chef hears 'blah blah, none what im saying matters, because i know youre in your own head worried about the next plate, or you're in your own head thinking about the last one blah blah" there's a certain irony to it. you hear about "thankless" jobs. and i can assure you that hearing praise means nothing to a person who's attention is with the finest of details and the splitting and counting of seconds. A restaurant is something to work at or own, not run. If you do both, you'll burn through yourself in a hurry

  • @artistna
    @artistna9 күн бұрын

    Now I wanna go back to finish the bear.

  • @sinner2133
    @sinner2133Ай бұрын

    I work in a restaurant. The work environment (I.e: coworkers and management) are okay, that’s one of the reasons why I stay (as well as the fact that there are very few options), but I hate the job, especially in the summer season. The job itself may be easy in the fact that what you have to do requires little to no skill, but having to deal with such a huge influx of customers with almost no downtime is exhausting, and the fact that I hate the job itself doesn’t help. I’ve had multiple anxiety attacks last year. Alas, this job gives me a purpose nonetheless. I have to suck it up.

  • @ahsatan8997

    @ahsatan8997

    Ай бұрын

    Little to no skill? wtf are you talking about…

  • @Artyom_P

    @Artyom_P

    Ай бұрын

    bro is a chef at applebee's 😭🤣

  • @GIBBO4182
    @GIBBO41822 күн бұрын

    The best tv show since early season Game of Thrones. I literally couldn’t find a single fault with the whole show

  • @franziskaneufeld
    @franziskaneufeldАй бұрын

    👍

  • @HorseJoint
    @HorseJointАй бұрын

    YESSSIR!

  • @Renegade-kf8fp
    @Renegade-kf8fpАй бұрын

    The bear is a more grounded version of the Neil flambé books

  • @meta_shreshth
    @meta_shreshthАй бұрын

    GOAT SHIT 🌞

  • @cyagami90
    @cyagami9015 күн бұрын

    Its not addicts anonymous its a grief group

  • @Shadeprint
    @ShadeprintАй бұрын

    He's literally me. Asides from the talent, success and reverence he gets from (most) of his peers.

  • @jordivenancioflores2179
    @jordivenancioflores2179Ай бұрын

    I like dogs 🐕

  • @PerhapsThisIsIt
    @PerhapsThisIsItАй бұрын

    Here goes nothing: Please check out Star Trek: Discovery character Michael Burnham. The actress (Sonequa Martin-Green) does a FANTASTIC job in the role and is incredibly intentional about her acting choices😭😭

  • @rickybobbysdriver555
    @rickybobbysdriver555Ай бұрын

    This show is awesome but it's like apocalypse now if it took place in a restaurant.

  • @bored7743
    @bored7743Ай бұрын

    Ort.

  • @MrBlondyking
    @MrBlondyking5 күн бұрын

    Jeremy Allen White is better than Timothee Chalamet, change my mind.

  • @Deiko95
    @Deiko95Ай бұрын

    first

  • @MabDarogan2
    @MabDarogan2Ай бұрын

    This sounds depressing

  • @ahsatan8997
    @ahsatan8997Ай бұрын

    Would love an analysis on how ayo is…well…not perfect at acting

  • @shayogirl

    @shayogirl

    Ай бұрын

    Why would you want this video in particular?

  • @Bibidrego578
    @Bibidrego578Ай бұрын

    The ''woe me'' generation. Its almost a competition between Zoomers to see who's the lamest!

  • @scottishdumbass
    @scottishdumbassАй бұрын

    How Ebon moss bacrach perfected Richie?

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