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named rob number. One number did Andrew exclaimed, Michel first, that you're going to tell you a story about bone or is in the pilot. He'd have the scene where he gets spoiler endless clay character gets shot and killed. Ok, so every time he was doing the same, he had to improvise a bunch of lines about fuck me fuck, you I have but our time and then he threw in a line every time about Eve, my twin brother, stuck in my wife, so that when he died Europe is at twelve times its gross easy by. We goes right. Educators, try went without saying brother, why do they do that? One take away

because, ok, we got it tried we're not going to use you just that's, not a big, never fall for just one for us never fall for that. Just got into. I got into an hour. Somewhere in the woods of North Carolina guy was like we would just thinking literally changing one thing that would change the end? higher ending their thinking about using, but can you, Can you just you know? I'm not gonna do not have any goes and then I said no, and he looked at me, had the greatest. Be dark eyes and he goes don't you trust me and did you fuck now, that's the one they're going to use that is out of the EU. Proved how many times is that story. I ve been told in terms of basic: never were they nice guy, because Andrews basically it's like every story with it

basically it is a bad. Somebody loses something like real get her back of his good him. That's one of those is one of those sort of. I conjure up things there. Some actors, you know it you gotta, do is: do you covered states waves in no always after, like there's some people? I'll give it to him and tell they getting close yeah now try to gain Bethesda attracted gave. I would never think that far. I would never think think that far ahead is an amazing. I think it's pretty ballsy too, with scores easy, you're, not like having scores easy there being like yeah I want a puppet masters courses younger forwards them to give me a twin brother. A thing is: never gonna work. Listen! I've given points for DR I guess we, but you have to cut all that. We can all that out closer than now guess starts here were explained upon customer.

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world lies if they are to certain times what we get it whenever you want, and you can listen to you download it like you, downloaded TED Talk or download, downloading or song exactly and end the beauty of kind of what became the pod costume is that its became this medium, where people could sit down a conversation in kind of humanizes, two people listening like yourself, where people to see, I see Joshua. Movies I've seen em on short couch our views, but you usually have to hit a couple pursued by was it there soundbites when I go in for soon anti sound bite called it dies, Antibes sound by culture and it's all very intimate form of media for people, because they they were making love, we're not fuck we're making love yeah we're making we're making remarks were making loved, argues that with no you didn't even without Y know. I think it's. Why don't they dont love? That's the s! Last

argue about love, love, no about dahlias down pulling hair and let that robes and changed. That's it! That's it! That's all right! I can't I don't have a nice back. I mean this is really judge gee. I don't know, but I do not have a nice, but I dont know what I know, because I just I just did Conan right and in its those moments that you don't know what to say. So. You put something kind of like you just did about the back, and sometimes it works, and sometimes it sometimes it conjures an image. That's just better left unkind and then we just have a moment and then we move on. But the important thing is you have a great voice them, so it makes up for. Thank you, George. The important thing is to never spent what time on those moments, so the major sort of escape by people rely now, but I'm here, and we are glad that this really is the best, but the patio, but a grating octopi guess is that because people usually listen to it with headphones, it's very intimate and his intend they get the kind of feel like they're sitting in here with us and they they listen to in very very meaningful parts of their

It can be when they're having a good days bad days at work on a tray, That would be when they're making love and it would be like a double whammy. Sorry Nonetheless, in regard to judge brawler, while we do, if you like you, I'm not completely into it, I want my organ the amazing US time? Let's listen to a pike and that's gonna make it amazing. I know you know. As we know it sounds weird but telling it works, so I just die just plug that pod casting. Let's do it. If you loved me, you would, listen. You see, that's what I mean about conjuring something and sometimes a false flat, so I think we should move on ok now. I think we should exploit this bit as much as culture goes. A bitch employed this bit until we drowned out every bets everyone to do that to whatever you have done, a lot of form chatty stuff, whereas it mostly appear

in the brain, and now I have not. I haven't done a lot of pod casts a lot of people. Ask me like an gold's. Jim, Do we you do my pod cat is that, which is why I wanted to know yet I do I have a pike now. You know what you're gonna be saying. No to know Bruce Buffer has a pod cast in a big. You have seafaring, so he we talk about his I guess I listen to a couple of his pipe gas which were good yeah, yet a porn star on thy one's speaking of making love ya out or the other we were talking about and then but then he'll have roused beyond their who have Holly wonder he s and I like it. I like I've always preferred this type of thing, which is. Joking aside, I always preferred actually listened listening to a full conversation is opposed to a sound by yeah. I mean it's hard because there some cultures is very much like a test and then I go get your on the five minutes. You gotta

as a lever one so that they'll go see a thing, Jane showman tongue and answer the same couple, a questions you always answer in holding you gotta get only what was it like? Oh my god, ok I know some one asked you this our slapping George Collooney. Oh my god, I was that what was that lie? Did you hurt that data relating to how this past two thousand, I'm in the last two weeks has your ok so that this has your answer evolved since the beginning Today's address yes, yes, I did not well a lot of. It is impromptu, but I said of what did I say most recently: I keep making it it's a great shout. It's become a great challenge to me. I will. This is ruining my career totally. This covers area because I'm no ninety two thousand but conversations like this because its be unbecoming more I'm actually starting to feed off the stuff from actually liking it. So the acting becomes very.

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and there's a monosyllabic, you no movement, but it it's it's it's pretty it's pretty dumb. Is it? Is it the kind, so it's all been manifested in the movie right. That's what coming out not off off camera. You are, they are the. Is it I don't like. How did they run a set in terms of They call unity, but just a heavy there all day or is it like they get you in jail for me for this movie, I was in bed and a lot of stuff. You know, so they called me. I worked a lot. I worked almost every day. I think our two days off old, but I'm in a fight, sex and then I leave it in a five or six yeah. Maybe seven do you prefer free timer, which now no no? I do I like four I'm, but I was just in North Carolina and I was in the deep wounds of North Carolina for four months and it was soon of between five in like seventeen degrees, everybody anyhow

after what sounds great or when we did every step around the middle of nowhere in word, were actually climbing up to arrest and we're in Nepal. It's called and all of it sounds great. When I talk, you in a really nice sound proof, Rome, but that at the time, at the time after a while its work, its work does that does being some it's fucking, it's not making. Does this limbering it for? It is ironic that needs to be submerged in the environment like we're gonna be represented a b it ever a store really can always make some of this now, but we did fake some of it in the studio, but I preferred actually being out there and doing it, because when you thank you, hang on you read that script, though right you don't actually want to be on ever know, but you did not by

you're gonna be, but we were we climbed up toward ever to ever to the base debates can yet we went to risk, but we didn't. We didn't climb up avarice. No, that's not for me, it's not for me, but yet to two to two fictitious lake stimulate in snow, maybe in Utah yours I share, I think I might be but we were actually in Nepal on Everest and and it wasn't until we got to the stages of London where they had fifty miles our fans and then because they couldn't free, they said they would they promised they would they would figure out a way to freeze now to keeps no free. Keep snow snow on the stage, but they couldn't figure it out, so they used salt. The next best thing and experts think so. That's therefore the rest, behind wanting to be. At that point, I would have climbed I've checked.

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all it pushing his hand in the blunder the fatalities. He was actually cry, and I remember B. O Bergen Donner, coming from that set going this amazing schism there that about maybe about him and heat, and then, of course, that he's gonna be the one that you know the stand out. He's gonna be the one that turns into a friggin entertain. Surprise the shit out of everyone. I wish to know nobody noticed saying, is blowing site. I'm not saying it is Europe that I'm not saying it is a negative, though I think it's a made in others. Mulatto credit. Is this worth anything? I don't think so. It's a bit re like it's, not it's not an original, it's not an original. It's like I have a double balloon somewhere Do you still you kept it I did. I did. I think we kept a couple. That will be lower than that

I would assume it would be worth. I dont know really how much others was eleven. Ninety nine plus two taxes, like ten percent in California, eggs- another data dollars, loss mouth Mikey, no brand, seriously we see if we can get one up and get the bandanna like market up. How do that anymore? I think that aid or unwanted- I only said entertain. You got that you can't tell me: you haven't what about going to carve a common cause played as brands. I have you have man, I told you of the unlike my careers over, I told you that like all that stuff. When we went for Jonah hacks we went in and they talked too when I went for a fan of sudden. That was, there was quite a moment. Getting up on stage putting that gauntlet on so yes, if there was a reason to go,

goodies, which states a little. In thirty. Two years late, but thirty, one years like if there were good each too, I don't know what this guy. Two would look like you know if you'd still be wearing the short in this way. Just never grew, though, hunt character that just never start refuse to let it now. You ve talked to those people that others are like a lot of people in the seventies like that they still have the shirt come down to the belly button. Yet why fuck? They say a word either chest hair yeah. Why? Why Metz? Whether we have it does work, that's the thing, doesn't work, but the Gurney steelworks, your eyes. I moderated that panel, it COMECON when you came out and what you did, yeah yeah couple years ago now cover gotta tell What was amazing about that panel- and I remember a member Robert saying I would say it- I dont want to sound arrogant, but he, but he just it, was basically like a watch

small with without saying, wants this and he walked out on stage knowing what how they were going to react. I've never seen anything like has. Never. It was like watching Mick Jagger man on stage yeah! It's incredible! I mean it's, it's incredible the audience! You know those people, seven thousand people in haulage. You know for a lot of people, save up all year to go. They have bout the night before the recycling. Out of but when they get is six thousand people, six thousand people and then they get to see. You know you and rob only Junior, you know and Chris Evans, and structural. Oh, it's got anything, it's a big! It's because it We all know there is ever done trade over this judgment when was therefore James Baker. Now James is never too. I was better burden. I love J, only person that wooden laugh.

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than they are now limited series in everybody's like having this resurgence. The best writers are unlimited series. Now, all so. Said no man to these four, like pigs or whatever. He said. And then what did he do? What was the resurgence of James Baker? Legalistic was blocked, No, now. I'm back further go back further, which was kind man. That was what what was this show before. Boston, legal for James Baker I know what it was for Robert Downy Junior, and it was it was alley. Macneil remember what he would do. Those. Let me come on a bridge to the piano and sang with Spain. One of those two and I dont know it was, but then it was bars in another David eagerly shall now and isn't Ross and public will look or somebody may look it up but I would have been

Who is a shareholder in the practice, was no less debate. I was caught dude there could for memory. Ray, listen! Remember when he's married, Michel Cyborg, I remember only pigs. Do television did you like? Did you send him a little stuff big and we like congratulate I shut up. I remember tat. To use Lord with him? I was in my mid. One is, and I used like it wasn't vilification It was like something like that. We call its calls sk, we podiatrist a concise cooper. Dynastic is when you use words that are fifty cent words when smaller words would be much more facts and it was like had got caught. All remember the word in a second, but he goes and it was the greatest pause. He goes what to do just that and I even thought tat. The word when I sat at like there was some trip over one of this banana seventeen syllables. So I didn't talk to him. After that I didn't.

No no, that was, I was basically only end of our relationship and then I saw him with you at that panel and I haven't seen him in years and years and you The city is the word again and he said call me, and now I am on this- show this fuckin series. I don't know what the fuck do. I go yeah, you know what you're succeeding highly is what you're doing nothing wrong with that? There's nothing wrong with that, but you know he's dead. His charm thou, as he has that thing, but he's but now he came, he must have come out of that period when he first started that you know film people dont do television by exactly know how things don't meet now you start with television. You die what I now some of the best content is on, tell you know, heroic netflix or cable or, it seriously Amazon, Amazon, all the great stuff that should have been a movie and ninety ninety eight yeah, my total, like that general.

Love is really only shone like. I would have watch that ran after out of sight and totally did you see that show, identity and motivate the blue I've seen it looks good, it actually looks good. Does it not? It looks like something that should have been hour and a half, and I could have then left What do you think I mean I don't get it out. I was alone is not common abilities that I gotta watch this all year. I have to do it. I guess maybe we all by other, like all those Ashley Judd movies were an extended, we're like they were just all episodes of the same series right well, that would like she had run away. I became a spider, double jeopardy, There are already kissed the girl, the girls. It was like a bit like the Bible cycles. Basically- and I don't mean this insultingly, but there was it was the same movie. It was like when it serious and then why would be Morgan, Freeman, and one would be interesting why we should contact these great writers who wrote those inside you like to do a limited set of elegant

We did it. We did in ninety eight. We were ahead of the curve, we're gonna short many diverse Europe pay every week, but do you like being stuck with a character for while or do just kind of getting it out of the way and then moving on its probably six series. None of them lasted, except for the young writers. I did the young writers with Anthony Serbian, Stephen Baldwin and Stephen Baldwin, Stephen Baldwin, even Baldwin for three years and over those aren't. We had a good time there was a western, but now I don't. I don't like that. I did a series. Was the last series Second, the lesser is I did, which was a thing called Mister Sterling that would was set up to be a big hit him.

Oh that's always been tell nobody saw, then they they got confused because be in order to have a big hit. Apparently, people have to watch. That's your heart of the formula, for I guess that sport I want someone for so long to do like a super cut of all the times. Al Michael's are Jim Nancy, had to promote some bullshit CBS Nbc. That is right. It was like that fuckin Sunday night, but rarely Rambo Poor, I shall add a network should be right behind football, eight can fail. Those words are any whenever says swords and I get around it, You can say that internet please make that outside and watch it, but with movies you know you you do women than you do. Do women forget about em, or do you don't forget about em like this last when I like the guy like I saw the movie recently and I was told it was in the Woods South doing the standing, Mcbride Movie and and.

And I why haven't seen how season a lot of times I'll sit there and watched them at it because I like them in their my bodies, is much shit. As I talk about them, I really enjoy them thoroughly thoroughly. And end there, just there just nonplussed, they don't have. There's no pretense, there's no ego their sight, so joy watching them in their process in their economic. Process of editing and I was unable to do that. So I saw the movie put pretty cleanly and in the movies good I mean a lot of You watch a movie work, your ass off and you totally immerse yourself in every way that you can you try to create as much variation is you can so they have stuff to work it with. If totally it's not working. They go while he D do it. Take that was kind of often like kind of one for the cutting room floor, but it actually works better with what we're trying to its more interesting. And then you watch the movie and you go. Let that happen, and I have a few

You know, and then, with this you know you watch it. You got being in a movie, it's really flirting with disaster entry for a few out their milk. You know that I feel really really good about. Did you feel on the set. When it was an hour you never did you never do ever. Do it's usually the opposite. Like sorry, I did a movie security avenant finish that movie and I was like, while that didn't work s gray eyes to man. I've said that two Dini said that to Roger deacons where's dislike. You not was just tie, would just I dont know structurally, where it's out and was there in the flip lobbies that stupid and you know, and then people. Why should they, my god, my god that flip flops What was it like slapping Clooney and then it works, and then you start to realise that people like you, don't ever put down a film. It's like I did a film. My second film was fresh, and it was the reason why I went to New York thinking at that moment that New York,

The only place on earth tat, you can actually become an actor. Yes, it's that you have to go to New York. If you want to be any kind of analysis. Nineteen, eighty six nineteen eighty six year and I take five ninety ninety six, when once a came out and after doing episode- We have with Michael and I have a man like a land and questions and ideas, if no not really but evidence, but that would be good that would make for an interesting podcast till the long awaited highway to Heaven, podcast sack where we break down every episode, but anyway We just finished so so the you you do a movie that you don't like that you watch he realized. I have to learn this acting thing, otherwise I should quit to save people the pain the day after experience, watching what I create and then and then years later somebody says, while you were in thrashing and you go,

I'm sorry about that, and I do to me and then you realize, after a while that none are no, it's not up to you to apologize. It's not up to you to judge. It is not for you to even project how you feel about the movie, because lives have been built, Thrashing united and I'm serious likelihood, I started skateboarding cancer that move in a changed. My life and my family. There go is going through this at the time and you saved my life man, so you're not the best way. You're, not a joke. You shouldn't judge at all at all. Acting can have a massive impact, whether you think you suck or not winner, I was it movies, can I was hit us doing your COMECON one year, and it is that it was that tomorrow and panel in George was I a panel, and the first thing I said to him on the panel was hey sweet, Bruce Wayne Cosplay, which allows a phoney joke. You played Batman

and he instantly was like hey. I just want to apologize for that. I know about the nipples on the suit I apologize. The Adam was, but he was so self deprecating about the whole thing was shown, but you know I, even though he wasn't the darkest tonight. Was fine and he was born and we live on, but to even see a guy like Clooney in his head. Go find ah You know I'm aware I feel I need to apologize. I blew I blew it for everybody on the planet and also its kind of Aragon. If you think about it, others. I Bruce Wayne. He was an excellent Bruce when he was, but he was not. A great battle had a great American. Is about seeing this new about. Madam Ashton, I now very, I just saw the poster where we re driving, is your westward and I looked at my laughed sold movie theater days to go to and there was the face of Batman in the face of of Superman cautiously I'm at what they were all cautious, but where

cautious, I mean remember Val Kilmer, yet Amber I remember not as bad as you will remember, not gray, I'll kalmar. Thou Cameron, movies gray? I think I am as bad amazed. It's a pretty decent attempt at a bad man like the greatest batman. So far is ours. Christian Bell, VS, I'm again movie it. Yes, dear one gets the gray because the honors generally to be resolved. The original, while me am, I mean a mechanic having Conroy from by many enemies, Baby can counter is amazing that annex it is right that our horses turn him yet awesome, but even but when you watch timber original one, you know as much as I loved him Burton that's one of whom is. It does not really hold up cause. It's very very very dated it's very data because you have this what what what they did on the Batman Series, which is by the way where my mother met my father. Dad played a cop on the back.

Dad? I saw recently so funny. He was not very good about what has happened to catch it or did you watch it deliberately? I think my brother's sent to version, but you know how they used to do they didn't diligently and the Dutch they were actually, when Joker came on the job, they Dutch, the camera- and that was TIM burdens version when he did it. He Dutch, the camera, lot, did not write it. A lot of Dutch and that's it that was his a modular talk, parents about working on the original Batman. I didn't. I talk to my mom about it. My mom told me that she was assistant casting on the series of Batman and and then my dad did an episode and that's where they met through his eye was his manager. His body. I can't remember, but he set him up and they were married twelve days later, the sixties we wouldn't really data. Like you seem nice, let's get hitched ermine those from taxes and she just like to make brings happened. That's that's up and she made me happened, dig

you are you are you are here because of Batman. I ask this really. Does this resonates thinking you? Actually, I think you would have been a good bam in. I don't know. I told your talk to them. I didn't tell you, but I'm telling you now that I talked to them. I talk to them about. I talked to him. What's his namesake ex nighter, but then bent and good Peggy, a good hurried. Then good heart, but I know I know I did doesn't interest me. I don't know it doesn't know the other thing interest in really interested me, but neither Harvey Dent in and I dont know I have my talking about it off the airship. Yeah we're not recording anymore. And then you can tell us how much then, let's go unreported Harvey debt, write. What why it doesn't resin, I why doesn't resonate to face resonate sure is that Harvey Data

everything you know, so you want to look after. This is what I'm thinking that is is when I saw them forever right. Cod, family Jones, you fucking good. These are really that's matter, Wikipedia That was pretty great. I enjoyed that very much and I enjoyed Tommy when he comes out of his comfort zone, which I think is very good at and does that crazy Yang? I think he saw Jim carriers. I fuck are you? Ok, the governing oughta. Be that natural one kilometre killers killers then killers to not Tommy Jones. He's got. It seems like a fun. Loving guy he's rise aims. Divine love, love the LAO may start to have a gun? I am star, I mean in space is always in a frozen and a smile. I love timely, I think he's fucking amazing later, but I've done for three movies guess, but what I'm getting at is-

How do you play a young Tommy Lee Jones, and how does he take that? Have no idea you didn't to this day? I have no, no you don't. What I'm? Thank you my brother chief meeting, a good job, kid, never a cover. What but, isn't that the character for personally in character, for who is you know like cutting back to him at the ask, is whatever in that frozen, now. You have to have Tommy's in the world and I'm very happy because when they asked me to play that very sound and full asked me to play, because I had done an impression of him what we were drinking one day with the Collins or whatever, and I had a bad impression and then Mary was I K brawl and you know what we're gonna do. This movie- and you know you do Tommy it's funny.

Where have I haven't really the best or who bear Eric about each area the cowboy had on and the boots when we were out and then when I so I was shooting my parents and I was down in Mexico and I had I had my computer. I was with a couple of friends down there who were in another apartment, because I was basically in my apartment for aid. Today, watching man in Black one like the second one. It was a different character if it actually wash Tommy it's a different character, scientists in character, so even oats is supposed to and then I was so. I must have watched thirty or forty times, and I take Garageband Ban and I just do one line and I try to get them and I was I could not get anything and I was like this is a huge of made, a huge mistake, theirs Only room for massive failure here No, I can't even begin to age and succeeding at this now and it just got worse,

worse and worse and worse, and then I got a syllable ass, her and I go to sleep and I'd. Wake up the next morning and begun and I get a syllable again two days later and I go drinking and then I go talk to the maximum. Merit in Tommy Voice because I was too afraid to do it. In America. Finally, I got the courage enough to do it in America and then, finally, once I showed up on the said, I was comfortable enough with it to do it in front a berry, and I remember the floor after the first take bury came around the world. And he had tears streaming down his face and then- and then I looked at well for an explanation. Mecca. Is that easy? Happy, as he sad is, you feel like you failed already, is he still and will was laughing hysterically, so he couldn't even talk. He was laughing so and then I looked from will to bury who was crying hysterically back too will who was laughing you, ve, no idea. What's going on, I still don't idea

but it seems like just from something I've read about you and even you talk about like Thrasher seems like thrashing thrashing sounds like its if it sounds like you're a cat, I'm sorry, I really good at rock everything don't even turn that at all, through your keys in Paraguay, rude for us. There is our belts. Shot at his family here, Madison Edison, we're going on here. I was angry values was phenomenal as always grammars, what's good, second ones, better. First one I saw a second one is, but I saw the first one to summarize ago at the cemetery oh yeah, yeah, which I saw the last thing I saw there was. Fast on up it does, however, that there is a rising thing about Avons family was how much the jokes hits there. What was the first anniversary, because it makes the second pillar

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movie prior. Never do you think? That's true that I am here, myself. I want I'm doing it, I'm harder myself and then I'm harder myself afterwards, because it's like you know it's a tone to take with podcast and stuff like that, I'm I am when I'm doing it, I am. I am you know, I'd look man. I'd say this was talking daughter. My daughter has sustained coming out in short time should it's called the loss. Girls Manson, family rain. She plays one of the Manson girls and she's amazing in it and and shit we were talking a just, and we never talk my daughter about work and she's an adult now she's twenty two in- and I was like the thing is man- is that you have to earn your check when a really strange business and didn't feel like anything each. Yes, ultimately, it should feel like it shouldn't feel like anything ready you when you watch it right, but to us we should always be prepared, always be professional always, feel like it shouldn't feel like anything ready you when you watch it right, but to us

we should always be prepared, always be professional, always give a hundred percent always in Ireland, that kind of thing, but even though you only get sooner forty five hours sleep at night for three months, though a little crazy. I mean I've been out in the woods man for form a little user going good cause. I can't think about them, I'm not nervous at all, all purely because I literally don't have the energy debate. You will you How can a force for was darker force for withdrawing Mcbride, we're in dynamic red remaking? The revenant already noticed the revenue Janni plays the bear with the words of up and bare hands. He bears little hands. I thought that was a really good movie agri battle. Ad hoc tubs and stuff we did not dominate,

I got a writer, I mean it is interesting that year your daughter is a part of this multi generational, acting family totally embrace it now, and do I mean what did you take away from that in your dad that you passed down July's? No passing down. That's. What's so funny, SAM Reuben interviewed my daughter and a couple of those kids and they will and basically asked like the actor dad kind of question, and she and my daughter said the greatest answer. I've ever her. I don't know man even better than when I saw him and I was like he was like a dog you, daughters, like I know, man eight, but there's nothing handed down. It's like, like a plumber and his son, followed in his footsteps. Cult tv show: did you meet her mother? Did it? How do you know I'm seriously? Ask because you had met your mother on Batman,

it's already like there might be an hour, but I did I met. I've got forgot the map, mice, my kids, mom. On a series that I did when I was nineteen called private eye which was kind of like you know, people actually still go back. It's not like called like what we're talking about, but where people still go because- ten episodes, but it was all the guys from Hell Street Miami Vice and elsewhere that got together and did to this day the most expensive pilot ever done. And it was me and this guy named Michael Woods. Anyway, I met her on that thing took place in the nineteen fifties and I had caught a pompadour that they said needed a building permanent. I drove around of forty nine work. I was really cool. It was very cult issue. And that's where I met her language USA behaving about Roland Tapestry, their people, if they would mean people anyway, but when you, when you have such a weird transient lifestyle as an act like how do you carnies

know what it is. We are lamps and tat is why I have a couple of teeth, laugh or show. What point did you start to feel? Ok with everything? What did you ever feel secure you always feel it there's a fire under your feet, or do you always or does it gathered in a good way? I mean don't you want the responsibility of. I mean you're waiting in the parking lot very sweetly with here with your mother, nice jacket, I get out of the car. You came up and the planet cool. It's all good! You and you're goin. How the fuck is this podcast gonna? Go. You never know you and you have no idea. No! So if you dont care in your playing it cool, if you don't hear it will come across and it will be a different kind of Pica Sheriff you plan to like this is great.

It is dangerous and with this integrated and that and then that I did a lot of no, you did not. You did not actually did not, but then you have to kind of instigate where it's what's gonna happen, words. Can you have to finance it? It's a lot of stress is what I'm saying I detailing I did it. Well, it isn't. It isn't. I mean, like I've done so much. I've done that so many times that I don't I feel like it goes where it goes and also I do care, but I also care enough to let it go because if you care so much that you're like this task to be perfect and that you never gave up, but you let you let it never worked. When you try to over engineer something, are you try to? You tried a hug? something to Deborah Lenny style like it. Never will never work. Ok! So, let's take like, let's say of one minute segment right Let's see how that segment is soccer and then we start to not. There were doing it's. Not, guys, but I'm just putting together scenario, so

Ok, so little a letter, so I made my first word is free to locate aphorism occupation. So you look at one minute segment. It's an important one! Men excite the second! it's the only one, that's going to go on the air and then you start to and you can, with the person that you're doing it with you start to reconstruct it what's interesting about it. Where's a pause. Where do we need to breathe in order to for that laughed work? We can't be funny the whole time right. We got that's what making movies like and when you have to do something twenty times. It's It is trying to find he knows where one angle, twenty one angle, lasers, nine different angles throughout the day- do, but I always wonder employer minor what about nine cameras will, by nine cameras, just done, which has done with really Scott. Of course, that's nice people

Fuckin Ridley Scott, so much you haven't you ever love readily Scott and I've tried to figure it out and you just nailed on camera. She will ever do it. You're not going to know where the camera, sir four meetings in four days, and you know that Doug now I gotta admit it was written in four days: ass, canning, David, Linda, Prometheus aloud. I wouldn't be away better jobs. There wasn't a prometheus to actually how could we use a lot, but, but I was think about just the way things evolve and in what you gonna get into something in it becomes organic and become you get it in your molecules. When you ve done something twenty times, did we get to the point regal fuck? I think I just figured it out, but now its way in the back in theirs, I can't go back to

in the way that I figured out now the abbot. That's why you have to let what you just said. You have to do with every tech and I did Robert divorce out of the best. You have to treat every take like a rehearsal, but then also don't forget. If you eat lunch like ok, we got very fine. Then you come back your brains literally toast, because you ve just eat lunch. So all energy, because you have woken up at five o clock in the morning. We have five hours sleep for the last see I'm talking faster now be it's like I'm? Conjuring amateurs they're just think about it. So so you eat your could be fucked like I go, I care if I meet ok now I stick with the vegetables because of aid the meat, I'm gonna, get tired and literally strove to forget entire seats. It's it's. I cannot think there should be a at an acting programme.

It is about all this other ancillary shit where they do where you you go like you. Do you seen really fast like ok, we break for lunch, you got your lunch shook and they give you like try Tipp or whatever they serve like wherever one gets stomach ache. Seen oak is the foods really heavy and they gotta go back into the sea, and then they have to then they have to do press junkets, and they now have to like everything that sir is it just to show people like? Are you sure this is what you want to do, because the thing that you say you want to do is what you actually spend the least time doing yeah yeah, but can you imagine by the way, let's put something else on it and go back to like naughty days. Yet a black in the seventies, you know when they put like they get out. Gauze like put cocaine in the rolled up and shove it up there. So they didn't get a knows how I made today is the grey area that something a person could do emerges may that, but about it, sounds totally plausible. If it is illogical, as I made it up about an acknowledged,

negative about economic realities. We ignore these never gonna, hear this Josh its multi. I got a bone marrow because no these are the kind of guy who have known for a long time he's the kind of guy like he's not taken his blood, unlike studying his blood, is probably listen. Heaped upon us great thing called pod casts zip really help he really opening because left quadrangular now, but like great stories back then, and people would act like that they would act that would actually professionally go to work. And be lying referred of super fucked up. It's amazing to me, but it's difficult and it ain't. I could never do No, whenever reputation I had, that was not true, I could never ever ever. I couldn't imagine, I know even people, it's totally smoke pot and they actually act better. Let's say we're Kelsey Grammar and cheers Lake zero

drinking a lot of that time. Oh right right, they say that he be like a mess and action and then fuck and male upon it and then the back of him ass, a misnomer healthy, still, can't maintain it now belong, not because life doesn't drinking at at at at at at least get older. You cannot you just can't maintain that anymore. It's not it's not emollient maintain. Much greater shoppy me. Will you get how much read how many forget, as somebody you have to do just feel? Ok, just like anyone is like twenty five. You would take for granted that you just wake up feeling, ok and not like I gotta which all that's weird unexamined cannons dream area. It's not here. But involuntary off course, An old men would farther on each other all the time- and none of this is like this co. They never acknowledged

but I hate that that makes me so irritated at all. Understand that I don't understand it. Nobody, laughs its frickin funding, and if you don't laugh, that's not ok, you shouldn't be that should be it like euthanasia right there I mean it. I would have spent most of my time pointing in laughing at fragile and old men workers. These were largely you were less people, though, that doesn't matter parting spawning everybody legs at leisure, in Russia and then what is it like if you're in Copenhagen or something you burp? It's actually like, I said I see yeah it's a complex in Japan as well? Is it I believe in Japan? It is a signal of this is that this was a good meal that has an enjoyable honouring the meal that you just have yeah. That's just forget it. But it's affording thing is funny and it should be in Japan also achieved by a parting. Is

everywhere. Everywhere everywhere you go even that wasn't even finding what I just five people, cracked. That's for food and we can see even put laughs at farts, have some even poorer as well here Tommy Lee Jones laughs at Fort laughing. Maybe now I've edgy does like every set a space cowboys and assure James Governor was far enough. A storm of swans like FUCK James. Can we believe it is? A gardener has been cut, last hour before involve everyone is agreed that takes that must be kind of amazing. I know I wish they had their word with someone that you that freedom- out that you thought that you had to kind of get around your phantom source or what

On a saturday you pretty much like now, we're all actors and re ruins felt safe. I get nervous, I mean I do get nervous, I get nervous and men and black, but I dont know if it was because of anybody I like will in all, but but we went out so maybe it was because it s because so we went to but to the Bronx and people are nobody'd shot in the Bronx shot in the Bronx for awhile and we went. Bowling alley and we got there like five in the morning. There was nobody there I mean. You know it's not like city city, it's was its open, a big parking lots and stuff, and we went into it as for an hour there was nobody there. When we got there, nobody, nobody was awake and then- got there. We went in to rehearse we came out and there were thousands of people out. Oh Jesus screaming at the top of their lungs. When we'll came up- and I came out afterwards

Nobody knows. I wonder there was good, but there are a thousand people when insane- and I remember after that that whole day I was nervous- and I wasn't- I think- I'm just from our I'm just realizing it now, but no to answer your question who, like the thousand people that are there to run wills bus here now There is a great story about the mass because I came the somebody called me when we were driving to work and they said hey, well needs to you. They need to put then he D put well in your trailer, because there was a short in his his trailer, his massive trailer and I, like. I was not okay with it. I was like what could you mean nannies and put my trailer one? They just put him on stage dear right at this stage right there will have to put him in much. Why do I not get a trailer because he

two story, trailer like we were few very nice treat me like shit and and they were like- and I looked at the assistant and I was like what and she goes the needs just okay and they're gonna they're going to change it and I'm sure they get. And finally, I was again yea, I'm ok with Tom right with it, but I really wasn't there and then the transport guys I always get along with tramped transposed and they came up to me. Man, I'm sorry, you know we're gonna set you up stage is a little tiny room and there, if we just go in there, is finally like it's all right. I just don't understand, but it Ok, it's all right. You see just come over here and so I go back, then they say and oh and they put two chairs and they put will security in front of me railway would personally Uganda reserves. Will you now exist?

I can't even get by the trailer my own trail in Afghanistan and elsewhere. It can. I help you have eighty eight me back here and they got lock the doors over here. You can't go in this one, but the doors over here- and they took me back, took me back, took me back and then it was revealed that they had gotten a v w bus. They had built a roof on it, they open the side doors they carpeted. They put a little tv and there they put a chair as my new. That's better grants which is really great, that's nice! How long before you got your actual trailer back my dog! right away, will didn't even know about it. You hit him now and then I tried to tell him and it was a good one. Money I'll be up there. The exactly on the second level of my tried safari, and they did that due to see here over the top level. Just disconnects up up up up remember, remember that secure

Window closed can lock twice, but everything like would because basically the Kohen brothers, because I was there, I think, of a raise Arizona get that point, they weren't super famous, yet able It had a couple of things but has to be, but when I look at a movie, raising Arizona and then the actors and then they're going yes, so you know just go farther like because everyone, somehow there you know their genius is having everyone go about as far as someone could possibly go. It would almost breaks and somehow its grounded. What? What do you think it is about them that allow that to happen I don't know it's probably in the writing or something I mean how old was knit cage backed and twenty one, and you didn't look twenty one, but he was I may looks young now in hindsight, where he will. Airline is never look twenty. What now I get? I twenty six year old airline or something

I don't know man they create, there's, there's a great there's that Woody Allen has to where you just want to- and I don't say this like out of idolatry and I'll bet they you want to. If you want to please them, you want to Hail Caesar everybody came on such show prepared, except maybe George Let's just Womble through everything, and then you see how does it work that? Well I mean he really is cut at playing an idiot. He was a is yeah he's really good at you, gotta be a smart guy to play. I mean, if you look at all that the agency, the movie all then Erin Reich whose, like the discovery, and this movie plays an absolute total idiot like like old school idiot like Young George Idiot and he's a total stand, is amazing. So I don't know what that is. They just find people who

who have that sense about them. I don't know I kind of simple guy and you know what was a call. No country. No referral forgot that you're really good and that you should see it. You really going, but only when you read this greatly say no Agua Dislike Game S, water, the same taketh Monica. Why judo raw with your area? we rediscover like that friend? No four. Are you sure this is gonna play to trust us? You know every hour devilish. How do you? How much is how much of a cobra the movie is on the page all of it, so you see all of it on the page. You see all of it on the page and if they'd out there like get out they'll get in there and the direct their very obviously capable of direct and I ll go and there are no say lie, but let's try a little bit, but they don't do that. Very often I mean it's just you just get it. They they cast well, they they cast with people who they know is going to get them

totally. I think maybe that comes across to the conversation is something we ask a lot of questions when I would before I did. Hale Caesar asked a lot of questions. I put myself on tape, send it to them. I say: what do you think it s like, as is to New Jersey as this to too much cadence like fifties, cadences, it's boring as it to impersonal, so you figure all that stuff up four and then once you get on the set theirs, it there's a rhythm minute and in other rhythm and no countries very different than the rhythm and regret, which is very different from the rhythm and Caesar and are they just did in all of that at the time, or lay laboratory collaboratively there. There, yes, they're getting together with you understand they dont say much so the you asked the question like what do you think about this like what we should be faster, known and unknown? Slow it down slow it down? I ate hard for me to explain because its there's not

talk about what I think you know how my doing? If I finish you see, I dont look to them for approval. Put it that way, because there's gonna be not right and it's not because they don't want to give approval, but were there to work right. So we do have a lot of but I know their thinking about. How is this kind of work within the big picture and they don't have time to massage Origo now, yet they have that I don't even know if it's possible, I think it's amazing, You can watch dailies. I think a lot of people can't watch dailies or or the or that the directors don't want them watching daily because owing to be like My chin looks we're done this with you. I don't know there's another and then the actor starts like trying to directly with their eager total. And how do you not do that? We wish a lot of people, don't see the dailies insane and now say I mean why when we were doing no country you, don't you hear your structuring your constructing a silent movie, at least from my point of view from the well its point of view. He remembered

ox. So how do you do that? How do you never had you convey ideas without really using your man in a written in using sound and on the constant or when you put a grunt actually mean something because I said when I opened the door She and I see the money- I say like what about putting a grunt in here and there was a will out it's out about Lego. Ok, to have anything and I got to go through night, so I dont know if they're fucking with me or or for actually I ain't is drawn here like an hour now and that every time I see the movies we did user grant, they used to grant and and time we The movie together and screening rumoured Berliner can from festival. Whatever you hear, the rot and I'd always know where Ethan was because you'd here, so why would they play a joke?

May I use it in the movie and actually laugh in the audience was a personal. Was it for them? I dont know to this day them. Do you like playing existing care like you'd, like playing people who exert like the boy like playing Bush working? or stone, was out of strange totally strange and, like I was afraid you know when we I mean we weren't Shreveport, who his Hannah You know- and I got arrested after that movie so like four hours after I finished I already knew we were kind of being looked at right, you know remain an inner, and in that way it being Oliver Stone. You know you knew you were probably doing a farce of some sort right on the Republican Party itself, and if not specifically, Bush did was it it? You got arrested for like a nothing and then now is stupid. It was really does it usually is every time.

But I think I read a quart of yours or is that it was nice to be in jail, knowing that I had actually done any end it without being in jail. Knowing you haven't daddy there, but that it was really dominate was it was really not my fault, I didn't do it. What what was my fault as I and a touch two policemen on the shoulder, because I was trying to get his attention to town, something in that they didn't like that. Like you can't touch police and nobody ever know. Now. I don't know what I am now, but anyway, so knew that it was. It was a volatile. At least my perception of the whole thing was a volatile situation, which it wasn't it actually wasn't. People are very kind, Republicans we're very kind of you but doing that kind of role, is amazing because the guy it's hasn't been done like even in a week I still in office He still eyes throw you don't do that if some has the guy who, as you know, went from one of the highest approval ratings to one of the lowest of all time. You know

and and I'm playing and when he is at its lowest and that end, wait when I was taught at all about it. I had read a version of the script that was really really not nice. So there's no reason to do that. Cause. That's like watching CNN all day every day right, nobody likes like not even these people I can, but you have to like him

you're playing him, but I believe now you don't know you don't know you don't know. Absolutely not. You know you're, not gonna, like Manson. You know it's, but but but you look for aspect like I'm more interested in finding out personally who this guy is and then you do start to like a means. A likeable guy, the guy was the guy was voted in twice. I don't care how many votes of this that the guy was actually voted in twice. The fact that more than two people voted for him is amazing, and why, because there's something really like down home cool likeable about it for enough boots on learning, I dont care Republican Democrat any of that shit. It's like he's a likeable guy. Why is this all working for Trump, because there's something that differentiates him from everybody else? It's all it's not real! Well, you know, I think, with that, you now and again. I don't want to

dead her well now. It's it! It's just. What what's fascinated me? Seeing Trump and sanders are both equally both doing a very similar thing to their own group party, which are there to their each to their own supporters, brothers and they're both doing something that no one else tends to do, which is the kind of just say what they really think and even though trumps as bad shit stop it's like, while he every, I think what people got from him was there I think they're, confusing authenticity with with his ability to do a good job. You know about and Sanders he's not swayed by I am just says what he thinks and I think that's what's resonating, that's where visits of people on both on both sides there's a very simplistic Fang about that that has nothing to do with the realities of the red tape that those guys have to go through in order to create any change whatsoever.

Yeah they're, not talking about any of that. The other people admit it, which is wrong. Hilary and Anne S they're gone. Oh, my god. This is a process, and society at large is going where sick of profit. Yeah, we ve been, we ve, been buying into process and look at where we are where we are looking at our whereat. We want somebody we want Superman, we want the actual cape, we want the guy the tight and has a bulgin with women want to welcome in the guys want to be. Donald Trump shows up and there like. Ok, maybe What I was saying, but by ITALY's you advocate bit so just like just seeing just seeing so many people trying to go away. You know like built by buying for office like tap dancing How does it can't? What did you mean to say when we say what did I like that? Ok, don't like that! All I know is that the before, but now I think that this is his. I feel it is speeches are justly

generated by an algorithm. It looks at fifty year old women's Facebook posts are immense I totally agree with a guy said. I go said this is a parallel, but others like I did this movie labour day with Jason right now, but I know I did it when I called Kate, I wanted to work with Cato Please do this movie. Should I can't do it now. I got the southern movie. We waited a year for her. We did the movie, but for some reason ok, so you have a guy who, by the way, escapes prison right who for something he says he didn't do buddy. Actually. If you watch the movie properly, this actually did something really bad. He was in prison. He escapes prison, he kidnapped so woman, whose lonely and her son foxes shit out of the woman for five days and then goes back to prison and every woman who sees the guy meaning the fan who sees me walking down the street goes

Oh, my god, I loved you and I am sure that will allow a belated circuit. You love the guy who committed, murder and escaped and kidnapped and thought the girl there was no impact, didn't make love, they remain making love. Now they had the right music, so it felt like making that's the key, but it was really they were. There was mayors working class there there's a labour that they had the costumes from Labour day at the arc light. Today. Really me and my comedy writer Buddy Craig Rowan decided to have our picture taken with the label. So you were injured, like your browser with, like people are watching labour, like, I wonder what those clothes look like underwear. That is when you see like. Would you like us

you bring. Europe will be like all wow what supercool everywhere they had when the First Ireland came out. I, the iron man suit, was their total and dark night. Was there the humbler was their licked super cool stuff, like the late last year, namely the iron and so on. As you know, one for a certain female demographic that was the iron massive gradually right of initiative in that area? the afternoon they took out the rest of the time they afternoons they we'll get back out. These were the pants from one year ago. Is that really what have we took a movie really well? as these are come out. That's my out my pride of the bright this actually going up. The data comes as a model is what Thursday thirty yards and better. I actually comes out on the fifth, but it comes out Thursday night, so really, the fourth or technically before ethnically the fourth. But they say it's the fifteen. Are you supposed to be bigger than stir,

wars effort. I think that's what I'd thou its tracks, mightily, gonna everything avatar right, overtake avatar, which he hasn't star wars overtaken avatar. It has not now worldwide, what's worldwide on avatar to seven we're not gonna make. It is really a sour thing. I'm rights rights to seven what the fuck, when we are thinking and pay for it. That's not my fuckin money that tell you how I could have been involved in avatar, but was now please that could have been in place cellular. Ah, how can you do that? I could have Emily you. Can you can kind of summoned up yourself, but you know there and then girl and then Ebay Sweep in Managua them two point: seven billion dollars, so where's where's stories, arena like Goin,

No, I think it's just cross to internationally. To probably won't they think it's gonna put her out, but when he sees it comes out which cost almost seven hundred million to make yet, which I think is a wise investment. They say that the projection, the proper projection is four point two, billion, I can't wait. There's gonna be I'm, including trailer alone was probably like six hundred million of them around when I'm ok, remember too happy at some point that does not mean scarlet becomes out, it's good- it's a lot of fun. It really is a lot of fun. I having been like, I said barrel in the that the woods of North Carolina and coming out cleanly seeing this movie it, sir that's fuck and the truth is. I would, I believe, you when you say that because I honestly having talked you for an hour and six minutes, I feel like if you didn't like something you worked and you go

Really like it or not. We ll have a good time. John acts hated, yeah, hey you hated the experience of making or them far far product, both the experience of making out that would have been a better movie based on what we did as opposed to What ended up happening to it, which is going back and re shooting sixty six pages and twelve days and and that being less I understand is financiers. You're, trying to ceremony in design becomes a financial there, but I if and not, even as it you know, there's a thing called revenge trade if you lose on a stock and you keep playing that stock, because you hate that you lost on that stock, it's revenge trading and I discipline enough and knowledgeable enough to know that you duchess, don't do that, but that you want to text I if I had five million dollars, which is how I always saw that movie- and I remember when I was talking to Warner Brothers Jeff Robin off about doing that movie. I high planes drifters. What I put on the tv I said, that's what I want to do. I would do that movie. Still

still that version of the movie, if I ever actually have the balls to spend five million dollars, which I like that that would have been the movie that had been successful for sure. And it didn't need to cost any more than eight million ten million, twelve million for sure what was the final budget year, a lot a lot more than that do not a lot but but you know mid mid budget. I did read today expedient budgets, the star Wars advertising, but it was two hundred and fifty million dollars so for Piana. Two hundred fifty million elevation, the military law, can publish itself. But it was two hundred so accustomed to advertise- that movie for sure two hundred million at two, fifty four fifty they say worldwide. You have to make double what you spent on both of those. So in order to break even which is four fifty, that's nine hundred. You have to make nine

to break even so they're doing their job and you're gonna be fine, doing opening the ancillary product for stuff to their so mulatto merchandising merchandising, oh yeah! That's right! I forgot exterior stock. I yeah no, I traded for awhile for a long time. I still do once in a while, but I was fully trading for three years. Would you like about it? Oh I love everything is fine. But didn't I didn't live is clarity because I know you know like there was a period of time, or I thought this seems really interesting, and then I started doing some research and everything was if you are not fully committed following every day, just like. If you ve already casually play draft kings, you get four As you have to be really really really committed, disciplined, not committed discipline discipline, that's what it is. People go out there and I want to do it. We best

they are that made five hundred percent. Then I'm gonna make five hundred percent and they lose all their money. News. Fake news, CNN is fake news. The briefing dot com is real means so, but time. You hear the news and CNN and whatever Bloomberg, it's already happened. So it's meaningless if you're really into trading and then being able to see the the matrix and stuff and be able to look what what's funny by and what's a real by, because people put phony names, phony numbers up and there's a way to do that, committed there

I believe that you have found you gonna, give you I gotta go right. I mean everything that you do really kind of. Has this common there's, this common denominator of basically like seeking out and trying to eliminate as much bullshit is possible that in how how what my capacities are? That's, that's Vigo, it's it's! It's it's perfectly narcissistic go! Do you have a do? You think you have a correct assessment of your own capacities because that's what makes that's why keep doing work you that's? Why acting as one because I don't. I don't particularly love it because it's a torturer, sir. You know ordeal sometimes, but but you know with numerous that's what I'm gonna do serious. I remember Taylor,

was like I, we gotta get off the Ceta, can't wait to do a serious. She love the idea of doing the same thing every day and was structure, eggs and structured and planes and character. I don't. I love the idea of doing a new movie in researching that getting into it than you do it in a new dawn and then you recoup and then

look at another one and decide which another position, thank God very grateful to be in a position to go which one next yet now, and what does that mean and like it's all, it's all guessing game in Macao. Can I challenge myself? How can I challenge myself? That's it for Cosette purely narcissistic here, but I mean, but you know not not narcissism in the clinical sense of the word they make. Maybe it might be, maybe there's Iago lot arrogant right. It is about me, I mean there's some curious about. I really am I'm curious about it. This is Joe anythin too, and I think it's one of the reasons why we get along so well is they truly are interested because of their own social ineptness? If that's a word of what may?

what the human condition and what makes people taken, why people react the way they do. You know like Ethan, a great example Ethan or out doing no country fall, then we're in the middle of a scene in the middle of the desert and Rogers I changing allied or something, and he and I are gonna looking at the ground shuffling our feet and he goes even guess what niggers mail, but you can see this movie walked away, but I can't just that in the middle of the movie and walk away, you know everybody is ass, good ass. It was like, and it's hard to tell that story, because people like to feel it on the set. I bet my favorite movie. All time did you feel it was. Beef and going out? Why? Why do I not so bad. I was bound to happen sooner or later bound to happen sooner or later

later. The president and a Hollywood tat she had to show the recesses of star you're not invited you gotta go home and economic areas in front of everybody. Everyone, everyone has: that's it. Everyone has it, but I think it's good. I think that's good because if you didn't, have a little bit of that, you wouldn't try you, wouldn't you wouldn't strive like its there's. Nothing wrong with fear. There's nothing wrong with stress. There's nothing wrong with self down its people. Who can use that vanished, and we hope that in its intimates motivator I I'm not. I don't feel shame because of it. I don't go around and thicker meaner. Maybe I did when it when I was younger, but that was motivating too. When I saw thrashing my first words performance everything I have to go to New York, because I have to figure this out so that was motivating. I was just I in my dna to be I like that stuff. I like stuff that each man, maybe a little, you know that's why, You know when you do movies, it aren't you

maybe they see a memory, they don't know. You know I've been hit enough and it's okay, I don't feel like I'm going to I'm definitely not going to nobody's going to knock me out. I know that for sure I know that for sure, but I spent twenty years working and I didn't have a head. I didn't have had people come up to me, they're like due to love the goodies whatever and they were like Churchill. Look. What do you do? here is how you, how do you answer that question for you, like American, put have kids, you gotta put food, the, but what we really do not know yet, but I haven't seen you like, didn't I do in movies, people see any more rights, fine, I'm harder, shrunk, sperm eggs, you needed, so that means I've done and then you do a movie like you, not after twenty, whatever you and then you do movie no country for man and and and current set its current says eyesight, where there was a New York Times. Article that I saw recently a mate and they said something about. They said

he's doing differently. He just doing movies that people are watching. That he's always done good work. That was very nice of them. I was like the greatest compliment was have hit the only complement. I've ever gone from them really, but it is a lot of you know like that. Success was twenty years of preparation and consistency to and then sooner or later, just tipped or maybe maybe it's it- was disciplining me to get to a place where I don't I'm expecting. I expect the punches it's ok, it's ok, It's like something's work, some things you just said. You just said about your shot. You just let it go. I gotta go alive, I let it go, and even auctions. May I used to go on ice to get so nervous? Oh my god. I was aware, if I may say the wrong thing or what, if I don't sound, I mean horribly like debilitating me nervous

Now it was so that some of its youth to I don't give a shit I care, but I'm able to have a conversation now based on whatever the chemistry is, because your wiser more comfortable through your remarks, just I'm all, unlike the only guy on the planet, that's actually enjoying getting old. What do you like about it? Man, everything everything? Even my balls dropping. You know it's funny about that, as I was I was gonna. I was a split second aware, both in your eyes, I picked up on it and I was like you know A bunch of being over eurobonds, I'm not even say right and you are right there. I was right there free I'm here for you, man, the collective man we're here making. Now, though, in an hour, unlike sixteen member mentioned earlier, I were making right we're not as love making that tell me about that of telling above that of earlier about their everybody. So many used. I noted, like pull factor which I regret. I read a thing and I really mean what what I

is that you said that cannot really know a guy in others. They know I was now, but I do know I mean I don't I don't know. I don't know I didn't know has that I didn't know severity of the reaction not to me, but the fact that its even happening yet the fact that he's gonna be there and the fact that they're gonna get to watch him for more than a minute yet means so to people like, and I am just told a story earlier wig I walked into a comic book shop that was on the corner of the street, to the house that I ran it when I was doing scoria and I went in there and kind of fuckin flipped, I'm in a head like that, like they peed likely flipped you're part of it. Now now that's the thing and I talked a rough low about it and you know marketplace hall. Can I was like. What's this stank has there's a lot of great actor, you know doing some great parts for Marvel. That's the smartest thing I ever did you now and Marcus, show good. He said

sure good actor he's a better better now than he's ever been you look at him. Spotlight is unbelievable, he's incredible and he still playing a fuckin hall. That's cool, authentic! What's uncool, there's nothing uncool about used to be that you sold out when you weren't doing great work right and then you play Jonah acts or something that would do, but but but I get it, and that was my mentality. To of why can't we embrace all these things and its happening and whether you like VON Marvel or not their genius in making that happen does now you have better actors, light Spiderman coming in doing all these things and they're doing like. Why not? Why does it have to be a small seething? Why can't you get good people and create good moments and peaches minimise foreigners to another

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nice. It's like a copy chat. It's like hey. I met you at a thing. Let's go grab. Coffee will talk and get to know each other and never met anybody for coffee and went out for an hour. You have hidden once I do not want to upset. This will be the first come meet us for water meters. Person, waters, He'll Caesar opens now open now, but it's on Fridays, what's open out every fifth and It's good to see you and please come back. Some time would love to check in the next time you gotta promote one of those bullshit marble for her to have a baby like it. Then I heard a sound I wanted and I will be close to the next yeah. Whatever honestly, please come back, you can be the new other member of the park. Love! That's it! It's a trio! I like him. I was able to bring a glass of labour I've always wanted to see those up here, did you win at the Kentucky? That would be perfect full circle by their bring the costume from labor.

And maybe some fifty nine year old and he woman that's your homework for then I smile I loved when he got out of jail fuck that late letter owners did. I was and I don't want to take away from anybody and I'm not even saying this to protect myself, but but it people. I was doing Hell Caesar and I had another when they would like. Oh, my god, you're labour diameter works man they are entitled to be alone voting. We had been one as it touches than Libido Turner, learners, burrito everyone. Thank you, sir. Thank you now leaving noticed tat. You're, worried.