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Josh Hartnett revisits his movie lives for GQ

A Boogie Wit da Hoodie supplies the week's other new upload, with essentials ranging from candy to a family photo.

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GQ Story of October 19, 2026Trari Newsroom

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Josh Hartnett Breaks Down His Most Iconic Characters

GQ gave Josh Hartnett a career's worth of characters to revisit, and viewers promptly supplied a few more for the itinerary. Requests for Penny Dreadful and 30 Days of Night fill the comments alongside memories of Lucky Number Slevin and The Faculty. A filmography breakdown can double as a reminder of everything people want to rewatch.

"Josh Hartnett Breaks Down His Most Iconic Characters" was the bigger of GQ's two new uploads, reaching roughly 650,000 views. Its route runs from Cooper in M. Night Shyamalan's Trap to physicist Ernest Lawrence in Christopher Nolan's Oppenheimer, with stops for Pearl Harbor, The Virgin Suicides and Black Hawk Down. That puts the polished heartthrob roles beside some distinctly less reassuring characters.

The other arrival, "10 More Things A Boogie Wit da Hoodie Can't Live Without," takes a more personal inventory: Nerds Clusters, black Timberlands, rings, headphones and a family photo. It has fewer total views than Hartnett's interview, but is currently adding views faster.

Neither new release has the strongest daily momentum. That belongs to "Alright, Alright, Alright," the Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson friendship quiz. Their shared history includes the first season of True Detective, which makes a friendship test a different sort of two-hander. John Kiriakou's spy-movie breakdown also remains among GQ's busiest uploads.

The channel added about eleven million views over the week while its subscriber count stayed unchanged. Its current daily viewing is below its usual level. Nearby in the fashion-and-shopping group, HopeScope added subscribers while Safiya Nygaard's count also held steady. For GQ, the week's new material offered two familiar formats with very different ways of getting to know a guest: the characters an actor plays and the things a rapper keeps close.

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What viewers say

Wish you would've asked him about Penny Dreadful. Underrated series!
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It's October. Time to watch The Faculty for the 100th time.
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Lucky Number Slevin will always hold a special place in my heart.
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28 minutes of Josh Hartnett saying nothing but positive things about everyone he's worked with is wonderful.
@RavverSee it on YouTube
No "30 days of night"!?
@c.james1See it on YouTube
I thought Josh really added to something to Oppenheimer, his performance is effortless yet it really adds some brightness and empathy to an otherwise brutal film.
@fettfan91See it on YouTube
Black hawk down is still one of my favourite movies
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The faculty is the most underrated horror movie ever made
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“O” is seriously underrated
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