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Breaking away the big easy. The long writers, member that one we're all the brothers were in it. The Quaid brother. The carrying brothers Christopher Guest has abroad. Are, they brought him in after your movie I'll ask him about that. The new movies, the intruders in theatres, now he's also in a very different type of film, a dogged journey, which opens on May seventeen. This is me and Denis QUIET. He brought his dog. He brought his bulldog, that's the first time a guy shows up at my house with his dog he's. I really I've got three cats in the house. I think the item I don't think I don't see how it is going to work out a psychologist. Believe me, I might weavers somewhere, like I don't know, and I realize that the Mai yard is actually enclosed and I could have a dog of her one and we put his dog out there and worked out with a bulldog kind of a small mid, sizeable Doug. I guess they come and sizes bulldogs. You can order small, medium and large his

make a medium sized bulldog dog is that mankind argues that the medium bulldog you get it in small, medium, large, actual large. Those are the ones it they can barely walk gathered their home and I guess adorable I don't know it looks crippled that adorable anyway, this mean Dennis. Quite It's little odd tat people up into the house. You have passed the bedroom and theirs is what it is man yeah. What's a future Ventnor Tame that's right. Well, how do you now entertain and now yeah did you have done some other home home based pod cattle

What actually of executive producing and Norway a podcast with the Cuban Burnett Bob Dylan- and I just had to over here- are you dead yet yeah enjoy? good stat Jared goods that yeah he's angle Jared were heard of him now. Wait for you Do it Bob Antigua, we'll Bob is contributing a song puberty? Pooh. Bear is now who's out musician. I shall feel, I should note that aid Mason, mostly a writer, produce Riyadh these days. He did that the american version that, like us, besieged only as a couple of other real hit songs that year with Justin Bieber out of employment, as is right, yeah. I got so like t bound. He was on the last guys out in the garage before I had to do that construction, but his ex wife. Not SAM, is yes. It is yes, SAM Philips, SAM fill it up

waves around the corner. I just ran into her uttered. No carry. I ran into her husband yesterday. Introduce myself himself to really- and she grew up here- you I knew the neighbourhood a credible His daughter lives over here. They yeah they had a daughter together the issues about like nineteen. Twenty suddenly are you are you, kids are getting older. Yeah. Ok, you have young kids pseudo. I have eleven year old and twenty seven of the tea bounding back for forty two forty three years in every on out to allay is one of the first people I met really yeah. He was held my brother to audition for the Buddy Holly story for delayed yet from Yahoo and die and later on, I married my first drivers, PJ's souls, the Arab who used to be married to Stephen souls who was in the alpha ban yeah with Tebow's backup ban for Dillon

the time they are rolling. Thunder the alphabet ia and the rolling thunder Revere. So we got a lotta. Don't concerts head than to bomb was the producer of great balls of fire music. He did that Movie YAP Replay Jerry Louis yes did you have to deal with generally Louis on a daily basis. Now regarding runaway outer good, I mean What year was I mean I can check if you remember that- nineteen, eighty six or seven event, so, I remember that movies, good movie and it's a tough role to play because he's he's a deep dark. Well yes and in life, but there is also the pop star side of it. Yeah and the beginnings rockery all and at the deep the movie was done too to be like a summer release movie am yeah, but then

you re start thinking about and they caught him made it into a very kind of pop music Vieira, accessible type of thing and stayed away from most of the dark stuff. Yeah, then, to have your area of ink about it right now, you're gonna drop, your kids offered the theatre, diagnose your story, twenty one year old, guy, marrying a twelve year old girl right yet this other way, yeah yeah yeah, that's that's gonna. Be tough! Ask I think, but that the film you're looking back at it now reads caravan Infectious it grows on sure I why me like, I was sort of fascinated with him: the fact that he still alive and he still make an records in that light. Some of those guys like there's collections it I d, never stop, recording, there's hundreds yeah recordings. I don't know where they found the time right. Well, of course, there are. They always find the time musicians with that they're always recording right rather record, then go on to our citizens. In the studio hanging around the studio.

This, whatever council, by now go and it covers, do cover songs. They'll go in Emmi these days. It's very collegial everybody working with everybody else, get near easier. Does my social media there get in on exposure media the the invites? somebody who's up and coming right, established guy to into your song you're, giving street credit or wherever right, and it's also easier without the Yom. Without tape, yet you know I mean I everybody's got a studio, just like you in their house. Networking do good quality she's right. So when you ok, so like an evolving done that a couple of times, I guess where you actually play a real person, a whole bunch of really said, maybe a quarter. My rules have been real people. That is right, wake. It seems like me, I, like, I worry, Goro Cooper and played dog holiday opponent more as the pitcher in the rookie Ro Guy, but YA holiday. You can't hang out with em. You could hang

we're gonna write. You can hang out Jerry Louis Roy S, but when you're hanging out with Jerry Louis way I mean he must have been a pain in the ass on someone. Not outweigh the USA, this community that it sometimes it almost seemed it there but the fourteen year old boy schoolyard in their amateur, but that's him. You know, I am a learned sort of our called suspicion: variety of hand at, but he's also just a very generous human being generous was one of my Piana teachers, yeah and weak. Yeah and what we did in video together. I have such respect, for did he teach you how to play luxury Louis although were all about the left hand right, but he was also set every day at you. Over my shoulder going, you get around sad that sounds of outright

so we're like is where my guy interview a guy like you, like, I grew up with young sensor, argue very familiar to me. You know from all the rolls going back to idea breaking away and I get you just always sort of their you're always been there in it, and now I get these like it's these insurance company commercials insurance. Yet a funny further rising repaying? They say they are. Why, like the sort of inside idea of it yeah, you know I do sure your likes, you lift the veil to be transparent, yeah, but the wording is like in a time were you know, I don't think a lot of people are watching on television you're like all over the place, Can I just like your office and this familiar presents to everybody on very immediate level every I think that's. Finally, at the end of the day, there's someone from just about every generation

It's got a strange generational for a different movie, really could be Dragon Heart, Argovie dream scapegoat further back it up for the snake. Out that I have put my parent trap kid you add the! rookie Year has another one end in the company. Was that other one that good company? I can't I love that movie here, but the view certain generation that were kids with us all a velvet kids grow up right now and then in a schedule. Gotta. Yet right may remember you forever yet had better memories than adults right sticks in there but like where do you come from? Originally I come from Houston, Texas, really you I've first, twenty years, seizure, yeah, see or families I Texan, yeah or used sometimes referred to us Lucy Anna real enough, but it is the level of their people. From the within your people. Well,

going way bags of that. When my dad was from my Oklahoma, he grew up in Oklahoma, first five years of his life of fact, while other more reservation type and my my cousin is, do not treat really third cousin yea was my grandfather's first cousin no kidding yet so they think what he's the singing cowboy right? Yes, that's he was also on the angels and Katy allay. Ah he's, probably I would say: do not treat your dollar for dollar. You can make a case that he was probably the richest man in show business, time for a relative to erode rude off the Red Nose reindeer. Ok, just that adds frosty. Snow man irreparably. This only asked lie with a couple of days and then heap at very successful career. As

see cowboy, and then he bought Haiti allay Channel five here in LOS Angeles, and that was back in the day of early television when there was no EAST West coast look, sure and so Channel five broadcast to the entire western United States. It was what basically a network right is huge and, of course, on the other hand, do that when, under at any out about a landed- and I mean I built this angels- play the Ernie on their own- that no kidding so the view taken for dollar for dollar the grant you meet a guy. I finally met him and he owed of wider became too that how would we see by the time? I think he was in his nineties? Maybe he'd live a very long time rate rate, even bang, and it was your grandfather's first cousin yeah

this wild and here and there from ok how member, then you have people from losing out and then people from tax yeah then and wake would you would you was a family business? my dad was like grow contractor and had his own business near a, but he was also frustrated actor and Andy was cruising around the house. All the time is Elvis was being Crosbie Aurelia, and yet Dean Martin, Frank Sinatra: he never really didn't actually perform eating. Nike wasn't, by the way we go out on the other, the piano bars, You said: yeah, you loved you loved you that it was always doing routine, a introduce my brother and I to acting really you by pointing out actors on television in alarm, unhardy and all those Betsy now and

that's probably rule got that where we have by how ya think and what the eight year, France, between three and a half years now that my than my mom's from these taxes, which aims to have that would be very country, is taxes by my grandfather came to Texas in nineteen O wanted a covered whack really from Tennessee from the south. It's all right across Europe and wait. What was he doing? Whether he did? What he was up said available basically causes great dollars life. He was, he was a roughneck oil wells and which is the rate of job sure because of my his wife had died, my mom's mom and had to travel. Private together, where the kids enables a cotton farmer for while he was a tent preach for a while sold bibles

or the door, and the weird thing like last job was a guard in an Austin essay insane asylum hand. Then his wife's is second wife of father died, left those kids some land and he had his Buick and he used to be a rough back on an oil ed. He knew what was around and ready during the late fifty and that what do you know? They struck oil, of course, and he went to being worth zero to two million dollars. Just like that. I just got his wife's kids inherited the land and, yes right, let's, let's take a look under there, You gotta be something under that, while he actually they wanted to sell it. So he he body the oil oil right. That's that's a good story. I think it's interesting that there was a time or people could just decide

preachers. Bulgaria. Eighteen require what he's rainbow. Didn't hurt you it's too, you can still. I know that in fact, even more than ever now with social media gas, yet you decide to be approach that you can make it a go at it. You can make a living if your entertaining and right that it was really a performance trip right. Yes, and even cars of doktor. You doktor now was done so you geyser, I just like text. I grew up in New Mexico because deadly, not taxes, and I like Euston IQ since become kind of weird eclectic three spray out that always has been really there really ago. It's always had the cow town stamp on it or what I have, but its it always has been a very clear. It was a great town to write in for music out. You had all kinds. You know it was a big city, so you got a lot of different kinds of music.

Different influence music important because they leave my rights in the EAST tat, and so you you get that taxes, rocker Rollin that sure western swing, Fang Annual Louisiana invites yeah, yeah, grammatical, Lance and then its cosmopolitan. So and these are you my dad- was sing and being Crosbie in Denmark, but also you get the summit computer music, the aquarium, yes exactly I saw it was. It was a great place to grant for for music. I was like a music gumbo down and your guitar footwear. Yes, Andy were date. It would do that start before the acting yeah. Of course. Yes, yes, it is I was about twelve. My grandfather actually bought me. My first guitar was like a twelve dollars. Diver western Otto.

From Wales it or not out when it I'd strange and I were over tried to learn a light. My fire was that was virtually yeah to try to learn yeah yeah. That's I too tough. That actually is a way of fear. First learning, that's not a great one. Two of those kind of regulatory, Hadrava, Yassum Yang Glance, roared ray. I had there. I need your you're, the muscles. Sorry, I didn't. We in rock band. We had what we call them combo back like the sixtys it out like from seventh. Great I had learnt combo Jago is a way of getting girls, Israel, that's our excellent. A lot of people say I guess it was it you. I wasn't big enough to be in from the football team. Writing already our wound up the drama, basically, but one that we so your brother was it was he also in the music He was more into stand up, comedy real as young as can't get it right and fact had a really great with Tray Wilson, new member Tray Wilson. He was enough at raising areas

when he was raised Oh yeah unfinished furniture guy. These grey was also SAM, Philips and RE. Writing that aren't that's right away. You will. We were all at the university of used in an hero, a stand up equation Wilson. There were team. They credible yeah. They came out here and they would be the comedy store when they first came out here really yards ahead honour. I ceremonies rewrite. When the communist or was in attaining, I guess I guess I'll and that's how he got in YAP was doing stand up. Jani, hello, apart right behind them, a comedy store, learned since I had no idea that Randy Quaid was a comic Yemeni in come here for that, but he gave yeah yeah they were, they came through taxes. Would they did last picture show cast it because I wanted local casting further Peter by gotTA, which the author often dissipate the accents thing and they went to the colleges and when he was at the university of used in and he was doing, gotta hiring was young

was, he was young, acting under an act nagging problem. I the party played this were a dorking renegade yard at last Acer and yet, as the Bogdanov Ich the map a year later and said, come out here and have digital role with barbarous, twice in rhino kneel and what's up doc, and that was his we'll take it out to alight and he were state- and you were an you were just get started call I wanna see said I was still in high school, when he got there. Oh yeah how's he doing by the way I do and I find it. Ok. Ok, the same work. That's what I like to go back to a word. I think a lot of other people were too he's. A great act is one of my favorite act. No here they re, I mean all the time growing up. No, he was ease always been granted. The last detail is one. The right move, incredible he's great yeah I was okay, so ok see you saw, he had success with it and then you just

cited to follow suit your already hadn't that went well. I was kind of talk between music and am and an acting here, but I was in the high school and I was really, you are already our target at night, like I said, I tried to its right a passage to go out for the football team in taxes and you were to say I was basically. I was a ladder way like hard thirty pounds you seem pretty athletic. Now now played off, football were based, public Jake with them, but the devil was gonna make it so that our wound up in the drama room, the other girl and it was at the last time like gum in terms of continuing to study, because I was talking to my my producer about this not a lot of guys like you who were around and any more who can do sort of anything as an actor like you you. You know your your own thing, but you get your ranges insane.

Yeah. Well, I they Jaso gotta, give it of the young her guys time. Do you no age matured, rob and get me a good experience? It just comes through experience. I never had any strategy and my career except to tries many different types This is possible, but in terms of training, did you continue to work on that stuff? I mean. Have you done what I was at the University of use in their this great acting teacher, which was the reason I was there and my brother was there to add and train the lot of people because of a MR picket yeah and he taught acting as craft, and I was torn between music and an acting and- and I saw my brothers SAS, which made it real that you can actually get jobs. I wasn't some far away world bright would read my was and that I was a series of

I ask them what I got into Mister piglets class within the first week. I knew what I wanted to do with my life as a real gift for eighteen nineteen year old kid and that what what was so inspirational about that guy because he taught acting as a craft and yet I was very much into human behaviour in psychology and that's really what acting is any sort of made that apparent by being observance of people, that of creating a character of some sort of from the outside and beyond. The outside will tell you what's going on with a person on the inside, that's how it works here for well, that's just what a phase of eight year was it like a method method. Classy wasn't like that that day, basically the opposite, a yard. Any Eddie had a constructive criticism could be brutal and but it taught it as a craft and gave you a space to really learn and and fail. That's really that the space to fail, rather than

They got getting jobs and fail right, odd camera right. Are you get to fail and in a class, doing a scene and then come and then work on and come back into it again and you learn by trial? Aaron, so worried us? You work from the outside it, so it is that the state with you that kind of outside in because, like I believe, that's true that if it's on the page, you Know- and you do what's on the page- you'll find if we are supposed to be right, yeah well. That was another thing that he thought is erodes. What's what does the playwright say we're about the carriage or whereas the character say about himself? What did what other people say about the character Rio at what worries actions and his motivations basically here, and how does that fit into the spine of the play or the story that year the story about so I always thought sort of like mythical right in

every rule of taken, no matter how silly of part does here and that its become over the years. Amazed right, everything down and and abbot over the years has become more like us, Moses. What is yet to in there? What did you write down? Oh, I would You know I would write all that stuff. I dont like backstory, yeah, yeah Nguyen or a whole history and stuff like that. Now it's just something I just kind of I don't know it just is becoming so much of part of me that it's like, I said it's just like bosses use Youtube sin and add at the famous of doing it, and I I let go a lot more than I used to feel this way. This row. I dont know that I've seen you in the intruder, the new movie. I don't think I've seen you be this horrifying heavy doubt that that part was just let it go of course I may arrive, may about about two or three people in that you of that met in life may have had them sort of. In my mind,

but the earlier, but he still me back there actually can I haven't. Had a nice laughed but I, like my long, isn't it the most evil fuck that you like intensity, I would guess yeah, I guess as the cellular easily, obviously the warm and fuzzy guy. When are you going to some slimy, this guy hurried up, psycho? Those who was that one more slimy characters you played with a guy there, where traffic the lawyer, that our lawyer traffic for sure, yeah. Yeah. I know he was a necessarily avail and he was now he made his day. Slimy lag man rear right, you're, a cop, morally compromise fella, but this guy intruders like me like menacing and horrible yeah. I a fucking, and you were doing your tee. Thou hast boil anything, but I do know is that you, there's a moment worry on the bed and you just looking at you before. Together. The giving interest obsessed the easy date, not OECD.

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I wanna go overboard, you they were wanted to pull back from it, because you know that I have this tendency I'll go out there and discuss because it's much easier to pull back. That it is due to add, is what kind of thing, and so I would have a Euro actors, don't really know what's too much, sometimes that's where the directors were and giant such a great directory, and so I asked him of baggage. Please just pull me back. If you see me or going a little too far with us, has its easy with this part was able Reich as you, I don't wanna leeway, yeah you're, a psychopath, yeah yeah. Do you want a happier they are bound raw, so I go on back, though, like what were the first movies for you like the before breaking away. There is reverberating away. I came out here I spent so right after college. You come out here. Yeah I got out I well, I I didn't finish knowledge of it. Two and half years there, because I was gonna, be

For that reason I wear any got enough. You're lucky I get it read. It was not really gonna. Do me much good Arthur and how it is that I felt like you learned enough: oh yeah yeah. And I owe you time for me to go so I came out and does it my pictured area agent town get turned down and the so I started colleague up casting direct real and what your brother for the four I was on his couch for about first couple months. In fact, then I might first movie said I was on a rainy, was doing Missouri breaks my Brando damage Agnes. If I remember that you know I just woke up cut your throat Ah, you through that he has never my first sent. I was I'm watching minor, Brando and Jack Nicholson. It's a pretty good movie. Like him. Brando is like out there man we out when he's dead. The old Lady s horse had combat eyed man. W do the scrap, I know

he's out of an eye. We gotta dailies every day and watch my random. Do they do ten takes over a saying that he would do it ten different some trying to remember you. Oh, your brother was one of the guys you with chasing. He was tat. He was in no, the crew had an actual say he had a great cutlasses, especially were both at the camp fire before Marlon kills him right that that's a guy introduced yeah, and then I buy your name it. After about a year I caught with calling up casting directors and just out of variety were said films in the future, and I will go and ask for an interview discuss out yoke as they are the ones who cast film an end at nine out of ten would say. No one would say yes and said: go in there

If button, I would look at my shoes for the first cover areas. Gaza. I learned how to do any views that went right now and then, after about nine months of that, one of em called up warm those ages. I turn me down. I got an agent and about too much later got a job. Did you meet Oh yeah yeah. I actually had taught Brando couple accords on the man, the land for it. Now it had you a series hey man lack had a woman, I play guitar random. They said the monk got up. Learn to play mandolin anybody here play mandolin at this late hour. I do I play Madeleine You are well aware that it was a boy I didn't play mantle. That is it is. Not I play vandalism same tuning no it's different Everett tuning, and so I went to this beautiful music store. I gotta like Accord Bark learned the records that were in that song and

that is spent an hour industry or with a house that was like the big threat. I live, I could barely talk noses put it. That way was. It was weird. Well is first big stars dragging out sure these days, I'd at Dublin August Starstruck over to many people Brad I am. He was my idle. My god, you know it was before he women's Lupi right. He never went totally. It now he knew he never did. He may have seen that way to the outside world, but he was, it was night he was a brilliant genius. Any was able also just a very sweet man there and get spent an hour is together with their tandem,

What did you talk of? I hardly remember early revolver target I gotta get hardly but has set its together. Jonah Randal Ngos are battling lad, something like something real the old I do. I guess that's a good point out that, dear about what people in the world know about somebody. What d you know like IE noticed sportive. Strangely assumptions, we make the ease of use in I'd guy. You know who I was and gifted in God, the guy the eel is sort of like he seemed strange to any. I am here. There is a certain amount of alienation from the business he I have, because I was back in the day. Sorted invented the idea that yet we are old girl, Ward shows right right at yet. I turn other had what was your day that that it accepted the EC award for ad so that that put him in the kind of sort of odd

all category a narrow holiday, all native American and then on. The bounty was that, with its order that he was, he was in Hollywood jail for quite a few years for about twelve years, because that would be against over budget and that and they are dependent on him you're on every other actors. Idolized M because basically invented modern I know which movie was it for you that kind of like made you like a street car names are crazy, yeah and out on the waterfront. Ah, travel, so you get. There was so you out here, like a year in your meeting, but you're showing Brando Outweigh mandolin, that's exciting, but yeah. That's that's enough or love

well then I got my first movie was called up: nine thirty. Fifty five, the date is the date the James Dean died and its effect that it had on. On these seven college, kids and Arkansas, where I was James Bridges, was the director, as paper chase, run in China syndrome. You might remember from but a great director- and he was from our group. Also sores bit can basically historic. Remember the first time the camera came. There is really quite intimidated and that big cameras back then, and Maria Devil alone. There are huge lights here, The light of the right before by first take one of those big clique lights, the other about as powerful as the site if it on the wind. It just falls over about for food from anywhere.

For your gas burgo like a dog and big jagged. You gotta get one area, but that there was a great way to start with generous. He was very protective everybody and was bringing because all the actors who was our first movie Dennis for his first movie had to come out. I got to know that movie. I should know gotta came and went there at the time is very personal story. It was your movie of the seventies Rio. There is anyone like. I want a dark too, and I twenty one: seventy seven twenty one here and now, led to breaking a twenty three. I was twenty three alma yoga that yeah that another nine months got another job you can like driving movies. It did a couple of those and HIV, then

breaking away came along and there really changed my life and my career and evil would replace teenager replied teenagers. Up till I was twenty seven until I play Gordo Cooper I was, I was still play teenagers breaking away was like a huge moving because it was one yeah movies. Were you know that as a kid you go see it right and it was such a surprise to is basically the I think they had. They had those kind of what turned out to be the brat pack in the and the aid right. Youth boobies dinner at having breaking away was really the first of those reactors, as you did Stern, Daniel Stir and Jackie Earl Hayley. He got. Disappeared for a while, and then he came back. His vest fantastic loud were so proud of them. For that he was out for a while right. Yeah. Do you guys talk?

We had a reunion about three years ago, a break with oily rural areas like the thirty year reunion and that its crest were still has to say that the bicycle from their no kin and got together, I haven't seen him in a light. Denizen I have stated touch through the years he played. The guy was obsessed with the italian right and Daniel was Daniel right. No, it's weird, as I can't really remember yeah. I can remember the other team at all. I can't remember the jockey guys. I know you guys were sort of there yeah the working class, the long ride. We were the locals right, the lower. I I met you and you know, and we value strangers and our own home town rightly retreated like that whenever there is a saying where your swimming in the choir any hit your head and so yeah, so you cited as that court. Actually that we rightly that was the quarry that they built the empire state building from real at very core

yeah I just know when I went to look at that college, which I did after high squaws like this is really did and her like a hundred feet deep down there- no one really are the choir, there's a couple of them out there and they build the school at about two Nemo booming tin right. So that's where it starts the officer, debate and also Peter Yeats, basically taught the four of US film acting yeah me how to be the other was at a stage where the cameras and clothes- and it will read your mind- you don't have really have to do anything. You don't ever you it. While you ve always have a tendency to want to like do you think other people can see at rise and also when you see yourself on film, especially for the first time Europe, you can't tell anything, you don't hear any right, but a was yeah. I've been cast our reason because I looked and sounded very like the guy wanted to the character yards, and so they tell me how to be small you're, a troublemaker

I was the guy that trot out, like probably the most pissed off area, because you know my days of glass, had come and gone. I saw the lot right. That's right now, my right here, but it is and then, when it came out, armor drive into a theatre, my brothers, in the front seat, drivers very good, looks like you gotta, yet, because the line was around the feet, the rather block I was back in the days when they have lines rather blotter at people were to show up It was said TAT a mysterious enter. My will show up yes far up things like armies could spell movies back there. I think they still candidate the true what weird I just talked to Urban Winkler like two weeks ago about the right stuff specifically and about like the sort of jarrings means that everything leading into that movie in everything about that movie should have been a huge movie Yasser shut up.

Are you I was invited. The box office was made two million dollar anyway hemisphere for opening week. He configured out. Oh, I know exactly why you do the others with a couple of reasons. Why was it? think it was. It was an election year. John Glenn was running for President John Glenn, none of the astronauts had anything to do with a move. They would get behind it, now they wouldn't get behind it. The add I I just like it wouldn't get behind the novel and I'll know why? Because Gus Grissom the way Gus Grissom is Tom. Wolf turned him and to a literary device you up, because they had the solving of at the top of the pyramid. Right and Gus

Are we gotta one up there? We had dimes in his pocket gonna. Like exaggerate, I souvenir azure. Yes, he gave it. Everybody else did to ok, ok, but to make a thing of it, but it was about the hatch he was in the second flight. Yeah. He and the young landed. The hatch just blew right right, though it and their losses, spacecraft or went to the bottom, and he did not get the parade that yeah, that's archery upper dyed her. This is all true and I you know not even to go to the White House with it, so he was disgraceful way. That's what Wolf would have you thank, but that is not the true hooker. For one thing, that was the first time that they had ever had a hatch honestly, grab before that they were just bolted in and the astronauts and all insisted that they have an escape hatch that they could blow with explosives here and there, and

a window and also a window, and so they cause they were pilots again. They want to control of right this handsome and but so they set it up and on his flight but they had not taken into account the pressure zation effects on those ass was of bolts, somebody. I added a water and the effect of splash, how he had the water and they think just did blow because of it was designed right and you almost drowned- is your suit filled of water, where he was about three seconds way from actually going about it feet down like spacecraft right, but got areas can be dead weight and he is saved and if he was

so disgrace. If he was such that had blown it. So much, then, why did they give him the verse gemini flight? And why did they give him the first APOLLO flight, where he was killed there on the launchpad, but the real? I think you would have been the first man in the moon tat the truth, because he was the best pilot that they had. He was very calm and cool headed engineers, mind and he was he was the one that was really most of all complaining about, because it was so tat hurried process getting out getting to the moon via that a year they get the lot of quality control getting their church and he was the one that was complaining about the most active act. He was complaining about the year, the wiring that they had an one of them in an urgent oxygen, rich environment and at

another wound up day. That's all they got killed so so, basically, the the Brotherhood of Asher, not through like fuck this movie. Well, I would safe. It would be so much factors moving about that, while Gordo Cooper I was, I was lucky because at just because I'd read the book I grubbing used in which a space Eddie here Gordo Cooper was my favorite after I was a kid. I was right in the pocket of that age where the role that the tv usanga in space they replace one to be. I'll buy or ass a Gordo Cooper was my favorite astronaut, the ritual said because he was the youngest. Sort of like a rock and roll her. I really like that may be order granddad Then I wound up here. The book came out and set the ever. Do a movie this give anything I am here and then I will not judge for it. What do you know? I regard it yet

just like the dream of a lifetime and then guess what his like this scourge, everybody from contacting their astronauts. You know her when I reply, but well. I guess either what either liability or sued or NASA was behind. It are the rest from the get Gub Gub they weren't NASA was behind. They didn't really like the way Tom Wolf had betrayed. Everybody is well right. Now, Tom Love was trying to create a novel granted with things, and so we need a literary devices with this whole theme of the top of the pyramid, but turned out Gordo Cooper LE three miles from an ally come over the Valley S. I call him up and say: come over here, the most generous, wonderful, dude and he's egg from him? I I learned to fly because I was telling angered. I should warn that radio voice you guys got like learnt vital young learned flight, so he sent me over to Bud Wallen AV sugar in vain. I and I got my partners lies in its words who were

the film on the sly and when I got you still lie yeah. If I get my citation jets now I kept Ike that up after you know that there must be fun. Yeah was dark. Convenient is put it that way, but that we have a fine I've. I've had three. Why that I had a bonanza single engine which I really miss, but it s got to be. I would fly for her hours a year, which is a lot and for different reasons, but it just got be hours working so much and this and that that that dwindle down like ninety hours at no cost now wearing your right hangar than it does to fly so so

suddenly hanging out with Gordo did day. So you got a real good sense of that area, and I've been a flu with Yeager in in a bonanza over of over the lake, bad were used were poncho was and out there at the average AIR Force base. Just he was on set every day. It was like having anyway, I buy us at every way. I love that's my favorite moment really idly of. That movie is your moment on the press conference, where where are you know when they ask us, invest pile everything at that moment, really like your thinking, a Yeager right, yeah and then re you again rather like tat, be at the highest gonna. Get away the unease. I hear a well, you is the guy that could make it because you didn't have a college degree number one there were, would have a college degrees and the egg or was the best part and to ensure proviso.

And I was really got any was so he and he and I you, lay hung out like every day they be over there look over and they had the hood of SAM's truck. Open your over the edge Cassandra, why he was afraid to fly? He had a thing. I guess it at a bad experience, but he did fly. He drove everywhere really yeah, so we had a truck yeah and video there and that's who Yeager was from West Virginia, basically start out, repairing lawnmowers that I learned about agencies yeah they loved, and so they just they bear their target engines all day. I was only leave on. How do we know even like great stick, a beam and yes to evade might have me. Estate is great. Having does the first time he did, he acted too. I think its first of the coal Mines- daughter, though that I was at after before that- was before now

round me about my memory, but I love that movie an end. I thought the script was great. I thought the comedic elements were great because your art, like it, the thing, is great about that movies. It's too great a row. Story, but there's a lot of comedy in India and has become a classic sense that, but the original thing was: why did it fail at the box office right so jungle? I was running for president at the time and I think that it has a lot to do with them and then Walter Cronkite actually did an interview right around the time than it was coming out, and you know he was with the astronauts him with NASA and all that and diverse where they betray the asked for I was a boy scouts. Basically, they could do no wrong and you know they were. They were human beings. Rout there'd be doing things will probably should we wouldn't want. Our wives are right. Sometimes

France, and how that that was the press went along with it back at you have paparazzi right, you're remove wonder how you ve never been damaging envy and managing the image tat error by spreading in a while to Cronkite. Yet these guys were he Rosetta put their life on the line. They were used to being celebrities area, and so the water Cronkite this the movie based on based on Based on that and showed too much of their humanity in a way, I go too much behind the scene. I guess he thought it was all too one sided about bill. They sort of extracurricular thing. I had also the weight, but really basically the way the treaty Gus Grissom, and Now here I rush. I agreed with that tell the truth out of the way they had because

what people will remember began. He gave his life right really for he gave his life. They went in there knowing that basically had about a fifty percent chance of diet where every time they went up, we are now That's interesting that cause like. I don't I don't know that our own wiggles remarking desired any it is. You know, billina they probably daggers. They saw, they saw it from. You is just another movie and you dont, you can't blame them there yet thereafter to make turn a book to a felt right, and it was a perfect time for the film I I thought to the air was right, tat sort of when it came out at the beach sort over the beginnings of there,

of regular administration in the right time, for it to succeed, yeah and I think, actually, one of the year, the towards the other shooting at that. I think that's when they were the shuttles blew up. Was it an early yeah? I thought I would down that a member going down and ass over there It was just for the research with great you got to go all those doors, essay authorize, personal. They let you in there thou so, but they weren't supportive of the movie. They still let you go down there and oh yeah yeah. That's wild gathers we and we skip the. We didn't talk about the long writers which our fuckin excited by remember cause. I was in high school still and it was like all the brothers yeah, it's fucking, Walter Hill, that again it's like you and your brother is their third Quaid well, but I would have a half brothers them is buddy. Was he now he was? He was just, Lauren Bab, it was already on the key jihad and Secure Wade's. Add the teachers it too.

Then carroty brothers are three carotene brothers right date, Chris Guest had a brother risk ass. You re arrest cures ended at his brother, I just have the whole idea of it. I remember being a pretty good movie. It was real, yet Movie Walter held directed at areas by the judge. Bulgaria and those one of the last of the great ones of of that particular erasure when that when when westerns were going out of style, is still see some governments every area I am just write a book about there's a new book about the wild bunch about the making of the wild, much peck upon that whole trip down there, just crazy man yeah just going down to Mexico, unjust, camping out, and I do the dawn of risks they took in. I just saying it was out and like most of the guys you had any Jesse with

captain the whole crew stunt dude in Ghana, Wackos Ryan do anything they come in yellow after our night Allende, just average you get it. Sam just to recover would say, go bill, some track Goebbels driving drag inside That would take at least an hour and a half so get get rid, gives I'll get guy Jeremy Decker? they own sandbagging, PA and and worn out on that peace, property in Montana and worn I'd Warren an eye dead, tough enough together, we became good friends, and I owe

hello, piece of property of Montana there I'm but then and worn, and I it came handling of kind of father, let him away, and he had a heart attack that age fifty one in died with his boots on them, and I bought his half of the place with back upon her and then peck about diet about ten years later, and I bought his hat from his from a kid. So I have their place in Pegre, boss, cabin warmth. Other automatic, actually plumbing s a beautiful place, and then SAM was up three miles up in the mountains of no running want. You know plumbing no electricity a guy reading out the creek and that he is a bookcase up there. He built a bed here if the better they built it, and then the table big huge.

Briefly, may crap of such craftsman, gesture that not a nail and they all pegged ha and that then this bookcase was there and here- and there was an eighteen. Seventy two Playboy magazine there is thought the holy Bible and open up the Holy Bible and there's a couple polaroids in their of some stunt, guys Nanda worn, and then this picture of SAM is long John. On the side of the house, S got. It is because holster up yeah it's a piece he's got his gotta their Arab, then there's the holster centre, are there, and then there was a Mason jar full of moonshine that doesn't I lived in Montana Services occasionally yeah, that's nice guy updated with those guys yeah. Well, I never met SAM

I didn't know I ever because every time I go up there, he would be in town. I guess the very hotel the Ike play poker in the letter will carry our great friends. I had a place for twenty five years. You just recently sold it. Oh yeah, I love those that I used to do or like a peck him off. Confessed every year in just go through law. You all the way from your ride. The high country right up, you know the man. I mean like they're, really, why There are really trippy factor Man Marie me, they're, ahead of us forever. The other fucked up gathers warheads is fair, or he just talking to the head he's driving with that rapid head right and he's talking out, but my favorite is the while bunch just you know it was a as far as that that era of the sixties, early seventies with by Clyde of the really altar of violence. That was in that fellow members as arc, and it hasn't even compare Now- was away

It hasn't even compare now. It was our we're radio, western man. We await bent so Riskin. Now it was risk at risk. At the time. But now you look at what is happening in right is nothing yeah. What we see on television every day in reading the book about it, I didn't really take into consideration a lot of the kind of like this. These were guys in a transition period in the West why they were timers right, you're, trying yeah you here, you see a car, he always put it like an automobile and in a lot of us moving was at the bower. There was now is sort of like about the end of exactly beginning of something else is like the ballad of cable hope with robarts it. That's all about a car show enough iraqi theirs. It didn't seem words I added value and of their world exactly if trippy man, like you, say, trippy, but it's like its deep stuff, it's deeper because its trippy man yeah well then ok languages, I'm just gonna pick and choose a cup

well because what kind of moving through it but death. I remember the big, easy Cosette you ve put on full the full drawl, yeah, you really had locked into the axe and well I wouldn't colored drawl, but tell that yeah- that was that was us, a bland between a cage and euro patois type of accident and job, and I would call a year nor Jack right, Sceura Young, my close to like a Brooklyn, bang and away they talk. Show you put up with it Ally in Euro Catacombs like that, and I met for people that were like that in in the bad that accent nor did I was not very common, but that guy met for people in that area. Therefore, I just gotta put them together and came out without now that I thought I like that. I'm kind of fascinated with the kind of darkness, New Orleans. I guess yadda before, and I thought of that.

It was a manageable way too, were to move through it yeah. It was you. I had a lot of charm that very to it and that's Tennessee Williams can describe it here has has had a ravish charm with, but there was always a latent violence. Maybe a darkness there. There is definitely Vertigo something there's something about the swamp and about the weird kind of that nix of peoples. And how they ve gumbo, that that's where the quays Huxley Cave Robbie another because they were gone. And they came down in their their back up the swamps, Louisiana because just to be able to get away in their french speaking here and that the

there were the native Americans out there and it all mixed together right and also a spanish, the left over Spanish and are in fact up until up until the nineteen. Thirty is your first language of your born. There was french, it was Huey long, we became government agenda built the bridges over the buyers are basically They was secluded from the rest of the world up until then. Right enough, I think that's what s interesting. Is these? Yet these kind of people that kind of you're different types of people, that kind of became one people right Then we have, they didn't happen in a lot of places, but its were to happen. There yeah it's really cut of more of what America supposed for Europe than any other region where he had black white. The American at Mexican NED everything

you got some native American in your family? Yes, yeah yeah. You track that back, yes, attracted by God, my grant my grandfather and then back to that they are they actually the waves. I deduced they left Louisiana for Oklahoma. Take two escapes who were already go sub draft thing I bid the ads guy who knows, The idea that there really when their fight, so that's fellow of M, I gonna die for this went out, and then you ve all right. You play Doc holiday yeah that that was a casual, other guy goes rifle characters. I replied that was good those difficulties and that was with, I was in the wider. That was, it would cause wider. Yes, he directed, maybe Canada have it all the stuff. I was your shootin bubble

They all cast indirectly that I am very unhappy about yeah. He tried the western twice yes also Silverado, Yandah and wider. I think he tried to pack too much into Silverado over you. The pact too much into a wider birthday. The trout lobby have I I gotta fell like it was too long near. And it was also being made at the same time as tombstone. He would rather is actually the more accessible move. It's a shorter movie, while it actually tells the story and yeah tells of sustainable nets. Carousal yeah Kurt Russell as you like you, you guys are too. I was actually offer that one to do doc, I was offered tombstone and and on both. Yes,. What do you think a thousand very high, because I was very good roses all tag.

Baby you're by Huckaback Huckleberry, but really really. Whenever the tablet is likely. I really like yours performance you now in then. You just get means really add that right about doc, I mean I, I learned everything about Dog IRA. I really can. I fell in love with a guy. Because he was he was one of the gallery at tuberculosis and he's gonna die. That's reason he was out West arrives at dentist in reasons I would ask us for replacing it breathe NEA S will be here, any new is gonna die, so in a gunfight he could he could stand there and be calm and aim and fire and

Europe does not usually what won the day not being fast because a year, the organs of agent for they are scared at year, you're scared shitless, then you just yet figures shootin everything, and that is the guy who could keep his head and aim? Who would and he could give us have because he knew his gonna die anyway. I anyway worry eager ass, wilder, and favour the rookie year the Bay Bob where you are and to play ball the Jimmy Morris was on the set firm, all of that to which are really appreciated. Thank God he was left handed and that great story and what sort of reflected by own life at the time which caused the movies about second chance, spry and them that movie was. Release. I got a ball really rowing for me. I may start with the nineties. I was kind of my career was: can it going through valley list? Was it pair trap sort of started a new thing

yeah yandah at, but then the rookie really cemented that ended also came out back back performance, far from Heaven near you right now I mean that's the thing This was a gay guy and a major EU approach. Everything why young terms as an actor in Canada, human behaviors, a very always been very interested and about what makes people tick. Why are they the way they are and do it you do. I guess you answer it with each character, yeah yeah. What would I do if I were that character and you sort of live in their shoes, nurse scan. But it's always you yeah you can get. You can never get away from play yourself because you always are playing yourself That is just that. We all have everything.

Yet every other person has all the same. Emotions are potentially the same reactions to the motions are yet these cliches about life, because their true and but you're always play yourself. Yeah right I gotta get such true. I may I guess I I've done. I've been doing some acting myself and I am always sort of wondering about that. But you're gonna do some version of your ear, its I gotta go to sea like yeah, redoubled, curly honour. What are we gonna? U it's! My brandy! Everybody knows that smaller bread of my own spirited characters that people download, Marlon Randal, just his doing a great job, and I can't write that Yo Yo, but some people seem to go through a tremendous amount of process in order to get places. Yo. Yes,

but the idea of its part of like learning of a worrying acting in Europe is still like. I know, actors that are still ago will hurt, is very studied and everybody has their own. But he's like our method, that, like the method that everybody has a way of doing right, but the finding about heard is no there's no more a person. That's more painfully bill. Hurt them bill her. Yet, like you, I gotta have what it actually, whatever he's doing he's always get like he shouted intensity. Yeah. The pace is gonna. Take it he's gotta like a simple question: gonna. Take the someplace every word. I wonder how you have worked over them twice. I just worker the fact I love a guy. I really telling of guy. I love his point of view of life and dab. I love his quirks. Yeah yeah, I eat anything, he's a brilliant actor and he just feels so deeply about Eric

you're, very sensitive human being, and what was it like working with like on that? Did that crazy, Oliver Stone Movie with Oliver with everybody you knowing of Oliver's occasion when we had other back where you left by the court of auditors around here and in the Jamie foxes. The upper covered right answer- I am liars great, I think, is the best football movie ever done It is certainly not a visceral early feel bia ways like to be in the game: yeah yeah our system? You have given his reputation, which was just a reputation, a lot of ways right that Europe will not be already get hurt. Doing then nobody debt here, the nobody that hit the care of everybody really well and he made an incredible movie its way.

There were that comes up again. This idea that the general public makes judgments are people on your based on the information they get, but once you are sorted, it will work. Do you know that job we call it? We gotta talk or because you makes great doors He is in. We go in this because he does that ended the What do they call? You was well you fuck one got to go: fuck you're, the goat factor, Alright man. Well, man will unite it's really great to talk here and there. The obviously there's there's more to talk about, I feel like the dogs gotta eat. She's common, I guess your contract, but that is part of a sub they taught painting. I talked to him years ago to the tide. Haines guided did yet from Heaven, when really brilliant guy. But when you work

somebody like dad who's got. You is a very unique directories, got very specific vision, for that movie is making sort of his version of Iraq with Cirque movies, like ear in in the process of working All these different directors, you know, do you find yourself? I mean what what is experience for director director? I am always there is an actor, as is what I learned early on. Is the actor is actually there to serve the direct right, because, even though it may have been written by

from a novel by this. Are you ever yours? It's still. The director is telling the story right he's directing effect that meets he's, directing where the camera is, what the cameras looking to tell a story, and I saw an under to serve him cause. I can't be making a different movie than the director yet that what work right now and I'll look like an idiot, so you have to trust your director of that's. I've been very try to be very good about choosing direct strong directions. I like strong directors, in fact who will

take me out of my comfort zone, because actors have a general tendency. Dieter have the same paragraph. They the last fill out or do the same things if they know will work, shows that their money here ya, like Faye, it's my smile yet but director, who will take you at your comfort zone and make you do things you're not comfortable doing the bath. That's the best. That's when you are the best to liking it like you right. There is some eve. Specific, Dennis Quaid Isms, but you have, but even this new movie at psyche, all those become so malignant novel. Even the things of you that your smile, amazingly the first parliamentary, employing the paragraph and then we'll go bad things go

but how do you stay in character generally over time? Is it just happened? I just turned on and off our own, yet I got its first hour. The learned that, with the work with moral Streep in postcard, some adds that she would just like the great moral straight visa and she is she, but just She'd be like drew from off just talking about I've already learned we're we're just like having a good time, some completely dearer to other subject area it's nothing. There was a very worthy emotion, appropriate motion that goes with the of the scene them. No idea. They say rolling issuers W. I love this guy action right right into it. Just like that and then cut right out of it. Now in TAT night, not walking around in as it as, and I tell you it's actually easier in the long run to work that way. Press number one you'll take your work home with you right, which less than I did that

great both fired. I wound up rehab you're that but in end doing just Robin like a hot potato and then so that you can you you go, do what you ever have to have to do in your life. You come back and it it'll be fresh, in other words its. I actually like it when I dont know what I'm gonna. Do you mean here because you'll be in the moment more that if you're not living here like eyebrows. I don't learn my lines. They may read the script about ten times, but I dont learn my into our right all day out, sometimes deerbrook most the time during which really does have a really long. Why you know the story, and you know that care is letting? Oh. Yes, you listen prior to the other character saying so that the out you, you know the response

Yeah yeah yeah so makes it more in the moment that way for me- and I don't have the light, make up something there ever get a comic. You take all that stuff that you were as innocent accurately acne learning, but all those basics, and then you want them up and thrown away and just let go right Yang, a very sober guy. Well, I dont do campaign anymore. That was that was my driver of choices. In fact, Nike. Ninety did thirty days way days manner, and I I quit everything for ten years. I do, but I bet they were they tormented and but then I started having a drink a bit about the year two thousand there are problems. I the feeling of being dropped right after you manage it yeah

does a badge is I'd like that: you're, Google Buzz but feeling drug? I I never have. He also sluggish- and I don't like that- feeling Cocaine was crazy. Can you eat again? I would do until you, it was all done there and they regard asked you. If you had some one. I had plenty of minor every day about it's crazy drugs as an older, I'm fifty five years older than me, but like the thought of doing it now, just like all my good kids, I would suggest a Catholic back imagined throughout Europe today's talking about nothing, did your body yeah! You do like the first snap out of it has been the next twelve hours trying to get that feeling nine again here in everyday up. Yet it is that, and you gotta be work at an hour, a worn out really great, the worse bills of drag. I meant great doc any of you to rank the royal out of foreign debt

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