ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 9月1日 01時11分

From @hbo to @スター・ウォーズ to Shakespeare, @rizahmed has discovered how to excel beyond tidy genres. But when the @nytmag writer Carvell Wallace let it slip that a press kit had called him a “Renaissance man,” @rizahmed looked angrily down into his breakfast. It was the only time during their 10 hours together that the 35-year-old actor seemed to be “truly, genuinely upset.” It’s not that @rizahmed doesn’t get animated. A conversation with him “can be a little like sparring, a little like co-writing a constitution, a little like saving the world in an 11th-hour meeting,” Carvell writes. That’s likely because #RizAhmed cut his teeth on both prep-school debate teams and late-night freestyle rap battles. Now, “he is like someone who wants to speak truth to power but now is power — famous enough, at least, to have people listen to his ideas. He is like someone very smart who also cares a lot. He is like someone who doesn’t want to be misunderstood.” @sharifhamza took this portrait while on assignment for @nytmag. Visit the link in our profile to read the full profile.

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