ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 7月6日 07時15分

When he was working at a marijuana grow house, @lakeithstanfield3 concluded that the plants in his care were conscious beings. That this realization came when he was high didn’t make it less lasting or less real. He loves plants because, he said, “they are a pure life, and they do not talk.” This sentiment “goes a ways to explaining his singular allure, but it doesn’t go all the way, because no anecdote ever could,” writes our reporter @carabuckley8, who recently interviewed the 26-year-old actor — the new symbol of Hollywood weird. Lakeith likes to inject his press appearances with a bit of subversive je ne sais quoi. He has randomly adopted British accents during junkets, showed up to a radio interview wearing a massive grill that made him lisp and sported a green wig to a glitzy screening. As an actor, he peels characters to their emotional quick — a major reason he’s landed and disappeared into roles in films directed by @ava, Oliver Stone and @jordanpeele. In “Sorry to Bother You,” he plays a telemarketer whose sales skyrocket after he begins talking like a white man. Absurdism ensues. For fans, this development is big and beautiful. For @lakeithstanfield3 it’s a bit trickier. In his view, the thing that makes him so captivating to the world can only be preserved by keeping the world out. VIsit the link in our profile to read more about @sorry2botheryou and #LakeithStanfield, who was photographed here by @ryanpfluger.

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