ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 6月10日 06時13分

At 34, @アジズ・アンサリ is no longer the stand-up comic joking about his young pudgy cousin Harris. Nor is he the lovably vain city employee and failed entrepreneur from @nbcparksandrec. Through his @ネットフリックス show, “Master of None”; his best-selling book, “Modern Romance”; and his powerful monologue on @Saturday Night Live after the presidential inauguration, @アジズ・アンサリ has accomplished what @chrisrock once wrote that 1970s-era Woody Allen had done: recast the idea of what a leading man should be. “When you think of the star of a movie or TV show, you don’t think of someone that looks like me or someone that looks like Woody Allen or someone that looks like Seth Rogen,” @アジズ・アンサリ said. “But look, the point of the Woody Allen movies and the point of ‘Master of None’ is that it’s all driven by point of view. As long as someone’s point of view is interesting and they have something to say, it doesn’t matter what they look like.” @KathyLo15 took this portrait of #AzizAnsari while on assignment for @nytimesfashion. Visit the link in our profile to read more.

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