A conversation with Jim Jarmusch

A conversation with Jim Jarmusch about Dead Man starting Johnny Depp

[@adr.marius5636]

this guy and David Lynch have the best hair

[@PratyayKumarr]

So, if they weren't amazing filmmakers they should've had "normal" hair?

[@jmpsthrufyre]

adr. marius and films

[@brynleyjones2674]

Their hair speaks about their films

[@thebluedan]

Sons of Lee Marvin

[@oberynmartell7758]

And David Bowie

[@danmeadowsmusic]

He's in his 40s here but has the face of a 20 year old, and still does. Bizarre

[@pagliaccinodlemantra]

***** it won't surprise me coming from him, really.

[@abigailhe7729]

"If you don't really like having something to say, it's better not to say anything."

[@ProfessorTime]

Replace the "Hollywood Sign" with that quote. Hollywood hasn't had anything to say in 20 years but keeps making movies. It's disgusting. They should just make toothpics instead.

[@abigailhe7729]

​@@ProfessorTime Actually!

[@hamfood9658]

Jarmusch came from a world of mad New York; many of his music acting painting peers became unknown, or died from heroin ODs. Jarmusch had incredible aim with his career, always focused on his stories. Great filmmaker.

[@Crunch_Buttsteak]

I hate in interviews when the interviewer doesn't really follow up on any of the guest's answers. Just straight to the next unrelated question.

[@paneko1]

plus he is clearly on a different vibe :))

[@Crunch_Buttsteak]

@@paneko1 yeah I know

[@zodiac748]

Damn right

[@conniediaz6456]

That annoys the heck out of me. There is so much more that can be derived from the answers, more insights that you may never get the opportunity to hear. And constant interruptions! Geez, this is Charlie Rose for crying out loud.

[@Crunch_Buttsteak]

@@conniediaz6456 Yup exactly! It's especially bad when you can tell the guest really thought about it & gave a passionate/genuine answer then the interviewer's like: "favorite type of taco?"

[@johntechwriter]

Interview with a genius. Jarmusch has a unique vision that makes his observations of the most banal aspects of life make us see life in new ways. This film, Dead Man, explores the journey of a milquetoast junior accountant into the mystery and mysticism of the early West, and his transformation. Johnny Depp is at his very best and the Neil Young soundtrack adds a rock 'n roll vibe, which for some reason fits the film perfectly. The supporting actors are brilliant. The B/W cinematography is breathtaking. What more could you ask for? This film will withstand many viewings, and the viewer will discover new details with each. And typical for Jarmusch, there's an undercurrent of humor running through it that keeps the film from taking itself too seriously. After renting it a couple of times I broke down and bought it. I cannot find anything wrong with this film.

[@michalgorecki8845]

JJ is one of the best directors EVER

[@oberynmartell7758]

@Just another comics and movies fan i like that he never tells you the name of a city in his movies. Or at least the ones I've seen. GhostDog was the Industrial State on a license plate even tho it really looked alot like new york but meshed with the Bricks

[@sanitorz232]

@@oberynmartell7758 We also have "somewhere in California"

[@ArtistaLuvNYC]

He is one intelligent, deep, sexy artist man ;)

[@FleurPillager]

Iggy Pop in a dress and bonnet reading the Bible was priceless.

[@tutonelylesnaranjo6311]

I agree that Dead Man was hallucinatory. Graceful, haunting.

[@hurlicane56]

Dead Man is my favorite film. It's so steeped with symbolism I notice new things with every viewing. I would love to see Jim and Johnny work together again some day.

[@monkem]

Never saw an interview of Jim before, this guy really knows what he's doing.

[@ProfessorTime]

Jim Jarmusch is probably the only auteur director in America. Everyone else is just grinding sausage.

[@drugstorerecords]

what a brilliant dude

[@rafael55]

Same here. I also enjoy "Ghost dog" very much. I feel that the main actor in Dead man is "Nobody", I feel Gary Farmer does an incredible job. It's good to see him again in Ghost dog with the same line, "stupid white man"

[@edshu33]

He has an awesome voice. Also, that hair...

[@postmodernpictures]

"It's not full of power cuts and plot tension." Exactly! That's what makes it so good.

[@xalstarx]

Better than anything Lynch has ever done. Much better. Or at least in my opinion.

[@GregWLocke]

For my money, the greatest modern American artist who is still doing great work.

[@SUCC1NCT]

This guy is a BOSS

[@limonalbena]

Genius guy in genius hair.

[@shelbado]

Jim is blatantly the real deal

[@lukosius1221]

I admire him as a filmmaker, but I also just love this man for what he is

[@KP-ul2ep]

He's beautiful.

[@chris_1337]

Even though Charlie Rose is usually very neutral in his interviews, I can sense his dislike for Jarmusch in this interview, for some reason.. It's almost as if he thinks Jarmusch is just a pretentious wannabe artist. Which is strange. Especially since Dead Man, as others have pointed out, is a true masterpiece.

[@MsJuRoo]

Thanks for uploading this... He is a genius! There are no other directors like him. Can't wait for his next movie...

[@CAVlogs121]

Such a smart director

[@mattheo7634]

awesome movie,awesome story,awesome actors,awesome director one of my favourite movie always!

[@jmpsthrufyre]

RIP Gary. You are great and greatly missed

[@stancarpenter7358]

I did not know that, thanks for telling me. I guess I will have to check out that history. 6/10/2020 SRC

[@jmpsthrufyre]

@@stancarpenter7358 He was In a good movie with Kris Kristofferson too. About bootleggers and robbing them in ole timey Cah nah dah eh?

[@johnwright3815]

"Dead man" is astounding.

[@ejRecording]

saw this movie the other night, absolutely amazing, instant favorite, this guy is a great mind. peace

[@CliftonBullard]

The Charlie Rose Show: the world's coolest guests interviewed by a most mediocre mind

[@salvadorramires4431]

Wowowow Charlie has interviewed tge druids of the time. He justt isn't comfortably familiar with the subject

[@owenscarth-jones3628]

Word

[@ruly8153]

I don’t think that’s true

[@CliftonBullard]

@@ruly8153 fair enough. i think the way i said that was unnecessarily mean spirited. rose is somewhat conventional in his views but that's not a reason to be unkind and disparaging. thanks for pointing it out...

[@sirclarkmarz]

I have to imagine that Charlie Rose smells like cigarettes , Scotch and cabbage

[@madusa24]

I love this man.

[@bijouxheart]

what a superb voice

[@mr200mg]

This guy is a genius .

[@patrickrianomeara9410]

Charlie Rose's ego is hollow. And, please, stop interrupting Mr. Jarmusch!

[@electronicmedium]

Dead man is amazing. Reminds me of Lynch and A little Kubrick

[@jankovskialeksandar]

My hero!

[@ChessemillPerezChristopher]

one of my favorite directors...great interview..loved this movie when it came out, and watch it the other day..and I was more impressed..

[@rafael55]

super great movie.

[@FleurPillager]

I can't wait to see his new film.

[@charlesjurgus]

I'm not any great fan of Neal Young but the score for this movie has to be one of the all time best.

[@GimmeShelter1989]

charles jurgus The Only Lovers Left Alive score reminded me of it a little

[@charlesjurgus]

James Price I'll have to watch it again. My father introduced me to Jim Jarmusch... he loved the movie Stranger Than Paradise--a great movie.

[@johntechwriter]

Jarmusch was so fascinated by Young he made a documentary about him, Year of the Horse. Well worth watching if you're a fan of either guy. In an interview Jarmusch said he envied Young's ability to evoke emotion with a few notes while as a film director he needed huge resources of money and equipment to get a similar response.

[@Auntkekebaby]

Stop interrupting, Charlie.

[@GuarmaRummy]

This guy is out to lunch! Cuts Jarmusch off to drop a Kissinger quote, doesn't get the movie, moves on when he's bored or senses that's he was wrong about something. Jarmusch is so patient with this terrible, terrible journalist.

[@vernalater]

This interview is from 1995 so he was only 42 here!

[@modaljazz59]

This interview seems to rather bizarre, but when one considers that this is actuallly an episode of Fishing With John, without John, then it becomes rather ordinary.

[@draztik]

"Dead Man" became one of my favorite movies the first time I saw it, I've watched it countless times since then. A lot of people I show the movie too don't like it/get it... I usually get pissed at them lol

[@JohnLloydScharf]

You cannot stop the clouds by the building of a ship.

[@beyondcinema]

interesting director.

[@fredenika]

Jim is great and inspirational,made video about him!

[@tammyrogne1471]

This guy worked at the "Frosty Freeze" in "SlingBlade"

[@stancarpenter7358]

I did not know that, thanks for telling me. I guess I will have to check out that history. 6/10/2020 SRC

[@bluntman8107]

his 59yrs old!!

[@oberynmartell7758]

This guy and Nic Pizzolato would have a great conversation😂

[@stancarpenter7358]

I did not know that, thanks for telling me. I guess I will have to check out that history. 6/10/2020 SRC

[@Marauder1981]

He´s like a character out of a Jim Jarmusch film.

[@squigglyfun27]

he has great skin for his age!

[@notavailablelondon]

if you don't have something to say it's better not to say anything.

[@pat9403]

I want to respect Charlie Rose for his interviewing talents but I can't. I'm pretty certain he didn't even check out the movie. Oye

[@albertoespinoza5251]

it really really is a masterpiece

[@barefootandindependent]

Jim had white hair as a teenager. No dye.

[@Na9rawi87]

RREAL artist.

[@alinaadamovich7044]

"Dead man" one of my favorite movie

[@krimtahari2823]

One of a genious movies maker's from 21first century!!!:)

[@dim1309]

Excellent choice.

[@ruly8153]

I had a dream about Jim Jarmusche last night

[@xalstarx]

Perish the thought! Jim's white hair is like his trademark look.

[@GHDEFIANT]

well, this interview is almost 20 years old. He was only ~42 at the time this was filmed.

[@maxmad7152]

Immenso jim jarmusch

[@gigisonline]

Anyone else see the Jeselnik in him?

[@BigDaddyZakk420]

Baby Gigi No but I see a little Jarmusch in Jeselnik.

[@LeFruFru]

I hate interviewers that are oblivious to what their interviewee's are all about

[@ruly8153]

I don’t care what you say But I think Charlie Rose was a very good interviewer and he has a good show

[@sabrinamunozg]

Sos especial Jim ♥

[@tomkat69pc]

i want this haircut ..

[@lamentate07]

He looks about late 30's to me. As for the comment about 'facials', nah. He probably just stays indoors a lot. Most damage you get later to your skin is through UV/sun exposure. Either way, it's not important. Dead Man is a great film. One of the best of its time.

[@Yusuf-bz9xh]

Let's dare to ask the question. Suppose the butterfly effect. Does Charlie's refusal to discuss false ideology at the table cause violence to recur in the world? You tell me

[@oberynmartell7758]

Dead Man👌

[@santosdojoao]

dead man 1995 Jim Jarmusch 1953 42 years old

[@modaljazz59]

Definitely mention Kissenger

[@MrVirtual1992]

I think Charlie Rose here is attracted to Jim Jarmusch.

[@3iHard]

kinda looks like cowboy bebop in old age.

[@samanthab1923]

I don’t know this one. I liked the Tom Huddleston vampire one & the Zombies with Bill Murray.

[@sammys70]

Cool.It's the frosty creme guy from the movie"Sling Blade"

[@alimashayek]

charlie rose can be so so stupid sometimes! a great example is his question at 3:06. Does he know what film he is talking about? has he watched it?! unbelievable!

[@serc_]

This conversation should have been done around 1995. He would be 42 or 43. Not 60.

[@vernalater]

Come on, it's Charlie Rose. He has no idea what Jarmusch is all about!

[@TheEsCoPoLaMiNa]

I felt like the interviewer didnt give a shit

[@Gambitheart]

fuck yeh,,,,havent seen someone ever look so young ....

[@edwardbliss8931]

Jim Jarmusch's hairstyle was influenced by Landru from Star Trek

[@stancarpenter7358]

I did not know that, thanks for telling me. I guess I will have to check out that history. 6/10/2020 SRC

[@crazygrouzin]

hard to believe he is 60 years old

[@ArtistaLuvNYC]

He's like the modern day Andy Warhol.... I'm obsessed lol

[@BigDaddyZakk420]

ArtistaLuvNYC That comparison is insulting to Jarmusch

[@user-jw2gg7ok9j]

it helped me for my project.... thank youuu

[@ReverendBenzo]

This interview came out 42 years before he was born???

This is the third Bogdanoff twin (evil one) from a parallel universe.

[@Yusuf-bz9xh]

God bless Donald Trump who is a hell of a lot better advocate for Native Americans than Charlie Rose ever was

[@Yusuf-bz9xh]

I don't think I could ever handle being on Charlie's show. Charlie's etiquette and manners are terrible. He refuses to not interrupt. Moreover, WHAT he chooses to interrupt betrays the worst of his own character.

[@MichaelARuss]

He was 42 when he made Dead Man in 1995. Wise nontheless. He has nothing to do w/ Warhol.

[@burningburney94]

is anyone else as intrigued by his hair as I am?

[@Davination]

Charlie Rose. Avoid watching Charlie Rose for he usually asks dumb questions.

[@bradleybindle6428]

Yim Yarmusch

[@JinnIsLegend]

BTW, it's "... Dead Man starring Johnny Depp.", not starting ;)

[@archaist]

why couldn't they find a better interviewer? some of his questions made me cringe.