Forest Whitaker Breaks Down His Most Iconic Characters | GQ

Forest Whitaker breaks down his most iconic characters, including his roles in 'Fast Times at Ridgemont High,' 'The Last King of Scotland,' 'Rogue One: A Star Wars Story,' 'Arrival,' 'The Color of Money,' 'Bird,' 'Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai,' 'Lee Daniels’ The Butler,' 'Platoon,' 'The Crying Game' and 'Godfather of Harlem.'
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[@dannyhmmcup]

Like Denzel, Forest has never put in a bad performance. Brilliant actor, huge respect, especially in The Last King Of Scotland.

[@2cuntsgaming]

even in bad movies he always does a great job, he played a really out of control guy in the experiment

[@Hibachi6.6.6]

Street kings he was awesome as well

[@decidueye2963]

Denzel plays the same tics most of the time

[@premejon8300]

Ain’t no way to start a convo better than “So I was speaking to a SHAMAN once and he told me..” Dude is a legend.

[@ianbauer4703]

If you're soul searching with a shaman, then you're already doing something right...Forest Whitaker is truly a legend. Loved his brief but killer role in "Color of Money"!

[@DJDeezyThaTruth]

-The Last Samurai

[@CamWooster]

"I got a role but didn't think I was good enough to accept it yet. I had to go back to school to get ready." The guy is seriously committed to his craft.

[@geigercourtier]

Cameron ....I mean there’s a lot of successful professionals who would say their experience was more valuable than study of theory.

[@gabeh1839]

@@geigercourtier k

[@Nathanizbeast]

@Adam k

[@growlinghands4696]

Which is ironic because he has natural talent. But if it helped him get to the place where he felt more comfortable doing his craft, and his career is the outcome, I'm all for it.

[@TigerDriver66]

Adam Yes, and Forest Whitaker clearly isn’t one of them. Worked for him I’d say.

[@acm1345]

He is not a film star, he's an actor! and a damned fine one. Ghost Dog is my top 5 of all time, as he mentioned in the video, the scenes with him and his best friend are real good

[@ghostdog4330]

I think the movie is a masterpiece. That guy who has built a boat on his roof... lol

[@ghostdog6666]

I agree

[@MarkyMarkTeamAmerica]

mooore than that though....the simple thing..well "simple" but the music alone...how it goes so well and just works and is something in itself...the fact of how opposite he is...how humble and peaceful and loving he is with animals for example but a total killer on the other side of the spectrum...just the placement of the Hagakure quotes, as if chapters in this movie to break it up at the right spots. The fact they made comedy, drama, and action all in one. Even the way they portray the mob is different than any other mob movie you have seen. The fact also of the realism....unlike other mafia type movies and hitman movies, the way it feels and is possible Ghost Dog may be an actual person or could have been...sooo much for such a short film that could have been much longer and still been so entertaining says a lot.

[@JustChadC]

“I mean no disrespect.”

[@iloveyourunclebob]

Light It Up was the first movie I remember seeing him in and that's all it took for him to become my favorite actor

[@mithundias]

Ghost Dog is the gem. I don't know how many times I have gone back to appreciate this movie. It's real, no cgi and just pure acting!

[@LibraP93]

Forest’s portrayal in Last King of Scotland was so good that it was scary. He’s an excellent actor! One of my favorite movies that he was in is The Great Debaters with Denzel Washington.

[@mcmh9523]

Can't agree more. The scene where Kay's dead body was shown didn't even make me flinch, but the scenes with Forest playing Idi Amin made me genuinely terrified. His acting truly is something else.

[@nansformer]

i could listen to him talk for hours i swear

[@abhinavtripathi2354]

Exactly.... What a voice..

[@mikemcgowan5075]

It’s amazing how monotone he is and how much passion and explosiveness he brings to characters

[@jamien134]

legend :) crying game...

[@Noodle3058]

He's done a free audiobook on Spotify, reading the entirety of "Narrative Of The Life Of Frederick Douglass, An American Slave" which is a fascinating book anyway but he just elevates it. Worth checking out

[@abibualidu27]

Absolutely

[@makukawakami]

The way he played idi Amin was amazing

[@doniellelove4320]

Him playing that role scared the ish outta me when I was younger and saw the movie with my family.

[@makukawakami]

@@doniellelove4320 same. Because my dad was working in the oil industry when idi amin was in power. When we were watching this, he was telling me about seeing him on TV. Amin was a deplorable man and Forest did a great job showing it on screen.

[@nickreyes3604]

Yes it was he killed that role!

[@SavageBunnyGetMoney]

Completely snapped

[@dominickschrute3084]

His best role imo

[@PurposelessRabbitholes]

Sad he didn't talk about The Shield. He was only on it for a little bit but he blew me away every time he was on screen.

[@justinopperman4204]

That season was amazing

[@trrymc]

Agreed. Incredible performance.

[@maxmeier532]

iirc when he joined the cast the show had already gone downhill big time. killing off kenny was bold but ultimately crucial move for the demise of the show. the creator was already planning to venture into a new show so that marked the destiny of the show. first 2-3 seasons of shield were great though.

[@Charliosos]

Scrolled down to find this comment, it definitively was the best Season Lt. Kavanaugh

[@TheMancunianCandidate]

A bona fide movie legend. Ghost Dog one of the most underrated movies you've never seen. Watch it.

[@Tmacnyao1]

This guy is a legend! 🔥

[@Obitdf]

The Savage Prince 💯

[@achildofgod5180]

Facts

[@MarioJones]

Yep..lou gossett jr also

[@th3gamingfre4k]

0:25 Fast Times at Ridgemont High 4:00 The Last King of Scotland 7:38 The Color of Money 10:29 Bird 15:43 Ghost Dog 18:08 Lee Daniels' The Butler 21:35 Rogue One 23:56 Arrival 26:36 The Crying Game 28:26 Platoon 30:38 Godfather of Harlem

[@jordanthomas4379]

BATTLEFIELD EARTH?

[@nibncabc2737]

Thank you

[@Alan1978M]

No Bloodsport?😢

[@MattiusFincham]

@@eventhorizon4795 I was also hoping to see Phonebooth!

[@samuelleahy4780]

Good morning Vietnam?

[@feyrol42]

He blew me away in Last King of Scotland. He played Idi Amin well. I found it interesting how he described Idi and how violent acts. No judgements, which is the essence of an actor playing a despicable character.

[@jlgould13]

What a fascinating man. Listening to him speak about his process with such humility and intention is amazing. I need to go back and watch more of his films!

[@antoniobrooks474]

You know you’re a prolific actor when a so called “iconic” film roles list leaves off Good Morning Vietnam, Phone Booth, Panic Room, Bloodsport, Phenomenon and Black Panther

[@willemmuller8790]

and Anaconda :P

[@sorucha8249]

Black panther lmao

[@yopeepthestyle8308]

Marvel movies in general while great are no impressive feats of acting or roles actors are particular proud of. its like disney movies, we all love them but the actors are mostly overqualified for its roles

[@boodleboy]

How could you forget about Battlefield Earth. What a masterpiece.

[@michaelberry1382]

He was great in phone booth and Vietnam!

[@Austin_Bundy]

Him describing he construction of character development is blowing my mind

[@AprilGabrielle]

I know right. I was loving that.

[@erikgonzalez2278]

His voice is so calm compared to his roles and he is so so intelligent! The Butler was my favorite movie of all time!

[@EvanFowler]

Anybody else ever find it odd when an actor describes a scene in the first person? "And then, when I died..."

[@mikeklondike7218]

No

[@saulo2264]

I find it weird when an actor does it in 3rd person. Cause for that time during the movie, to me, they are that character.

[@villings]

nope.

[@Floral_Green]

Everyone else in this thread is lying - it is weird, especially when you put it like that

[@EvanFowler]

@@Floral_Green You get what I'm sayin'. I suspect that they didn't read the entire comment.

[@adriansoto824]

This mans intellect is uncanny

[@bobstrawn4994]

Indeed

[@American-Dragon]

Saw this guy in Manhattan in 98 when I was walking to school. He is 6'5" +. Huge guy. Was trying not to be noticed. I decided to not bother him.

[@sososanchez3512]

Dam Right....

[@jaspermervin5204]

Why is he so good? With every role he plays he is striving to improve himself as an actor and as a human being, and it shows, what an immensely talented intelligent individual !

[@hwi6913]

Because the person disappears entirely in favor of the character. Forest Whitaker embodies the quintessential art of acting.

[@Ouisija]

​@@hwi6913no, he sees where the light comes through the cracks and connects to him. He has the deep empathy of a true alpha

[@hwi6913]

@@Ouisija I don't speak nonsense, sorry.

[@Ouisija]

@@hwi6913 I am using his own words. It's a pretty simple metaphor

[@razzashraf6780]

This is one of my favourite series on KZbin

[@insertcolorfulmetaphor8520]

I absolutely loved him in The Shield, as Detective Jon Kavanaugh. The episodes where he is trying to flip Lem, are probably some of the best, of that series... and the episodes, after Lem is killed, were equally impressive.

[@BooneLuleyo]

The first time i saw him it was in "Bloodsport" with Van Damme. Love him ever since. I mean Ghost Dog, man? GHOST DOG!!!!!

[@tommyswain3762]

This Is Boone kumite!

[@Dr.Hoffman]

Mad Elk... MOOOOoooooooOOoOO!!

[@Digitaldelboy]

"Now I show you some trick or two"

[@donzatheadhdversion4690]

Forest Whitaker got that real love for acting. He takes it really serious... Like a craft to be polished & perfected...

[@TonyMontana-wr4yg]

he’s one of the best actor and person in Hollywood

[@island7314]

Fact's

[@daveerwin6981]

Bird is his finest

[@andyc6542]

You do t know him personally though....

[@ErikSilvaify]

He's really one of the greatests

[@jamesthompson4148]

Whenever a discussion is held concerning outstanding Actors “of Color” it revolves around Sidney Poitiers, Morgan Freeman, Denzel, Eddie Murphy, Will Smith, Sam Jackson, etc......etc. and Somehow Forest seems to included as. almost an after thought when he is actually one of the guys the rest of them try to emulate and keep up with!

[@kenroycherrington148]

Thompson: so CORRECT!!!

[@sorucha8249]

Will smith and sam jackson aren't great actors tbh Not like mr whitaker

[@Gildete257]

He' s not among the best actors of color. He stands among the best actors of all time.

[@lizzybethnj617]

Jeffrey Wright should be in that conversation. It’s criminal how underrated he is

[@SpeaksYourNames]

Would love to see Whoopi Goldberg do one of these. She could talk about The Color Purple, Sister Act, Ghost, Corrina Corrina, Burglar, Fatal Beauty

[@Samuel_J1]

Also the original Lion King!

[@god617]

She recently got cast as Mother Abigail in a remake of "The Stand".

[@dacia.daysha1034]

Jumpin Jack Flash

[@UpNextWithNickLate]

Theodore Rex

[@Maaden84]

Maybe when Sister Act 3 is done and she goes around doing promotion for it 😀

[@remingtonpeterson7788]

Ive only seen him when he is playing older characters. So hearing his natural voice was a pleasant surprise.

[@patrickfaulds5683]

Guy is a legend. Painfully underrated actor. Would loved to have heard him talk about his time with Robin Williams on Good Morning Vietnam.

[@jasonjason7640]

patrick faulds he’s won an oscar

[@patrickfaulds5683]

@@jasonjason7640 I'm talking about underrated by the public. I think people in the industry recognize him as the phenomenal character actor he is, but how often do you see him listed in those "100 greatest actors" polls or mentioned in the same breath as people like De Niro or Jack Nicholson etc? Throughout his career he's never really been considered a headliner and generally plays a supporting role or, like with The Butler, is part of an ensemble cast. He's a wonderful actor and Oscar or not, he deserves far more acclaim than he generally receives.

[@yopeepthestyle8308]

patrick faulds yeah thats true. its like gary oldman. an iconic legendary actor of the same caliber as nicholson, sam l jackson, michael caine, edward norton, robert de niro or al pacino. but oldman is always underrated because the general public doesnt recognize him in the movies he is in because he is completely transforming into the character he plays. its bittersweet matter. so good at acting that no one recognizes him.

[@Maaden84]

Every youtube video about every actor who ever lived got comments about how the actor is underrated, every single one. People dont know what it means. NO, he is not underrated

[@robertdiehl1281]

Arrival...great movie. Very different take a on alien contact. Strong performances by the leading roles actors. IMO, what stood out almost immediately, was the the performance of Forest Whitaker. Just a great job of acting.

[@CarlosFontes]

I love how thoughtful he is. He's so great to watch.

[@CarlosFontes]

@@theterriblegod Huh?

[@MrBeautiful2908]

The Last King of Scotland was simply marvelous. He was deeply enriched and immersed in that pivotal role. I’m a fan of the other roles that he has done over the years, however that role is special.

[@chrisharmon7323]

He’s an underrated actor. Not sure if he is picky about his roles or Hollywood is dumb.

[@DanielOkulitch]

He won an Oscar. How is he underrated?

[@oneblacksun]

@@DanielOkulitch An oscar doesn't mean much anymore, since anyone can get it for doing the least.

[@pontiacGXPfan]

If you're at a certain level in your career as an actor you can afford to be selective about the films you sign up for

[@Maaden84]

@@oneblacksun it might not mean anything to you but it does for the business. You wouldnt understand

[@BastaBastaBasta2]

Even in awful movies, Forest really shines in his performance. He's truly an enormously talented actor and a very sweet person too, what a guy.

[@creature57]

He's a sweetheart and very talented. I was fortunate enough to meet him on a photo shoot ages ago. He was very nice to me. We chatted about regular things. I remember that.

[@rictusette]

creature57 i love hearing stories like this! Kindness is everything.

[@Matt-vv7fl]

Brilliant actor. Very interesting to hear what goes into his head during his portrayals. I'd love to see James Earl Jones or Morgan Freeman do one of these.

[@wisperingbeard]

My brain is having difficulty reconciling this soft spoken gentle soul with the force of nature he is when on screen. If I didn’t know he was Forest Whitaker, I would honestly think the man in this video was a computer programmer or a help desk technician.

[@PsychologyxSpirituality]

Phonebooth is such an underrated classic; must have watched it over 50 times as a kid with my cousins.

[@Ward413]

Right!? Love that movie.

[@pontiacGXPfan]

I memorized over half that movie

[@unlockwithjsr]

When he acted in the Last King of Scotland, I actually thought he was the real Idi Amin. He made everything real

[@michaelose6678]

There’s a calm serenity which seems to cloak a steely interior within him. His poise and intellect bleed out irresistibly towards you. It’s truly a beauty to behold as he carefully and judiciously peels back the layers to reveal the depths within him. Legend 🌟

[@EnoVarma]

It's not a big role, but Forest is astonishing in The Crying Game. His job as an actor in that film is actually to put the story in motion. Michael Caine once remarked, that in The Crying Game, Forest does the best Cockney accent Caine ever heard on screen. Whitaker is phenomenally talented.

[@davehan241]

Great callout, I completely forgot he was in it! Seriously, this guy is batting a 1000. I don't know if anyone has ever seen or filmed a bad performance by the legend.

[@EggersEggers-pd6te]

I wish he would've talked some about his role in The Experiment. That movie is so underrated it ain't even funny. "I need you to clean, that toilet." Epic line. 😆🤙

[@mjweber0313]

Interviewer: "Don't mention Battlefield Earth, don't mention Battlefield Earth, don't mention Battlefield Earth"...phew! Interview over.

[@The_Republic_of_Ireland]

He was in that mess?

[@manea7074]

What a talent no matter what role he portrays he took it to another level.

[@pterojacktylus2475]

I love hearing an actor speak with real drive for the roles they take like he does about the last king of Scotland, the way he really tries to look deep into the person’s mindset is fascinating

[@anabertolotticerda4246]

One of my favorite actors and so underrated! Idk why but every time I see him in a scene, he really touches my heart.

[@CRtrain]

Love listening to this man share his deep connection to the craft. Incredible actor, still underrated to this day.

[@brooklynboi11207]

He’s so underrated

[@thatrandomnoob8611]

He's one of the main characters of one of my favorite guilty pleasure movies of "Vantage Point"

[@TheUKisThere]

Guilty Pleasure? Why?

[@goldtoothjacko]

One of the greatest actors EVER. What a fascinating guy he is too.

[@KaylyaP]

GODFATHER OF HARLEM is good so far.His roles be so iconic and fierce and he seems so laid back and reserved and meek.Hes a Dope actor

[@mattiasjansson733]

Ghost Dog has a vibe to it that is wonderfully relaxing to sink into.

[@canobenitez]

I got the same feeling with Collateral, with Jamie Fox and Tom Cruise. I just like to play them at night, for whatever reason.

[@seldom_seen_kid]

No Good Morning Vietnam? "My whole life flashed before my eyes, and it want even interesting to me..."

[@danielkelegian5306]

Garlic!!

[@GertBFrobe-rr9zv]

That was an outstanding movie

[@seldom_seen_kid]

@@GertBFrobe-rr9zv Loved you in Monte Carlo or Bust

[@devzeppilin]

My favorite actor next to Samuel L. Jackson. So many more great characters they could've added but I'm glad to see him breakdown the few characters he did, you can see/hear the passion he has for acting.

[@kylestephans275]

Leagues better than Jackson. Also Jackson is a despicable person in real life. This guy is actually a soft spoken and humble person.

[@richlee509]

@@kylestephans275 agreed jackson is a decent enough actor and brings character to his roles but not on forests level

[@hockeyinalabama]

Wow, this was incredibly insightful. I have a much deeper respect for him after listening to him talk about acting. He's so interesting.

[@_thk]

His breakdown of how you relate to a character (even though that character is IDI AMIN) is something I keep coming back to

[@benflikeid962]

He is so calm. I imagined him being much more animated based on some of his characters.

[@hectorr6299]

Ghost Dog stayed with me for a long time. A masterpiece and top 5 movies ever made!!

[@pmiii5177]

“In the Kamigata area, they have a sort of tiered lunchbox they use for a single day when flower viewing. Upon returning, they throw them away, trampling them underfoot. The end is important in all things.” 🙏 ― Yamamoto Tsunetomo, Hagakure: The Book of the Samurai 👺

[@danielkellyuk]

He's only in one scene in the Color of Money, but he's one of the best things about that movie.

[@earlygail]

Daniel Kelly “...you think I’ve got a weight problem.”

[@txmetalhead82xk]

Yep! He and Paul Newman had some good interactions.

[@davidcampos-contreras2652]

This man has reached a level of enlightenment that I aspire to reach one day.

[@suat365]

He was phenomenal in The last king of Scotland

[@mikeydaniel9478]

forest whitaker is one of the most under-rated actors to date he is an absolutely amazing actor and an incredible mind

[@MrCaptainAmerica13]

If y'all get Jim Carrey in here I'd cry tears of joy.

[@harveysantos1973]

Conner Brown yesssss

[@GeoffPesos]

He'd never do it. He doesn't want anything to do with Hollywood and doesn't acknowledge his career.

[@josepharsenault1083]

Zoinks That’s completely untrue, actually.

[@AntiqueKnife.]

This guy is an academic! This is the tipe of person that become the teachers for the stars of the future. Awesome interview!!

[@EyeTunz]

This is great. Was hoping to hear him talk about Smoke, but figured that was a long shot.

[@frozenbananas6726]

So good. Wish I got to hear him talk about The Shield; my favorite performance of his

[@penoyer79]

His best performance wasn't in a movie. It was in a TV show. Jon Kavanaugh of The Shield.

[@Evan-Sean.Osborne.67]

If you ain't sitting soaking up all this game, You are a fool !!!

[@VIVirgil17]

Beautifull description of what acting is like

[@Moe_Lester_fromUptwn]

I agree

[@nathan5137]

What a wonderful and humble actor.

[@jayrusty2012]

The Shield! 👮🏾‍♂️

[@prettyteeth]

Kavanaugh!

[@MrJrod899]

He is so calm and chill, he relieves some my anxiety

[@chriswilson1968]

Panic Room and The Experiment are my favorite Whitaker movies but hes been in many great ones. Street Kings, Repo Men, Phonebooth...

[@Menapho]

Ghost Dog is his most iconic character!

[@Photohog4]

He seems very spiritual and contemplative. Always searching and curious. I love that. And I appreciative how long this edition is. It’s one of the longest ones I’ve seen. Thank you for not trimming it down.

[@judsonowens1304]

Have we all forgotten his true Gem in his career, playing in Blood Sport?!

[@GatgerGaming]

Really wished they would've covered his role in The Shield

[@actlikebarbara]

same, was waiting for that

[@pizzaman1891]

Same kavanah was such a great character.

[@ericabelanger843]

Like a great episode of Inside the Actor’s Studio!

[@michaelangus5602]

Only watched Last king of Scotland for the first time yesterday... completely blown away!!!

[@Moe_Lester_fromUptwn]

Good movie. Graphic too.

[@nehirakinn]

Oh man, i would love him to talk about Battlefield Earth. That movie is iconic... not in a good way ofc.

[@Napalm38382]

It's not that bad of a movie if you just take it as itself, well.... that's a bit too strong, it's a good-bad, lol. Like Starship Troopers setup to be good-bad, but actually good.... lol They tried to setup BE as "great movie blockbuster" and, well, it wasn't that.

[@Napalm38382]

@Homeless Jim Good, maybe not great. It was a complete failure as it lost money - they sliced theaters it was going to be in. As scientology pretext. Still, watch it on it's own, a good-bad movie. I like it. Not a 'great' nor anywhere near a 'blockbuster'

[@adminimer5176]

He is not a great Star, he has surpassed all levels, Forest Whitaker is a Legend among men.

[@mnkykungfu]

I wish GQ did interviews this long with some other actors.

[@KyleCorwith]

Are you kidding me? You didn't have him talk about Panic Room!

[@cybernautadventurer]

Irony of Forest Whitaker is that he’s this huge, hulking, intimidating guy, but he has the sweetest and kindest personality ever. That’s not an overstatement. So ironic.

[@KyloRen4238]

Forest Whitaker Show 1. Daniel Turlington, Ron Turlington, Turlington - American Dad 2007 - 2009 Movies & Game 2. Saw Gerrera - Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, Jedi Fallen Order 2016 - 2019 3. Colonial Weber - Arrival 2016 4. Captain Ramey - Phone Booth 2002

[@kashyapraina2472]

I know this was a long video but I really wished he got to talk about movies like Good morning Vietnam , Southpaw and Black Panther which is the biggest film of his career when it comes to the budget and the box office collections.

[@No-jb6fy]

I could listen to him talking about his acting experiences forever. He has this insight, something. I love his voice.

[@nathanpapp432]

No Panic Room? His talents were completely wasted in Arrival. I forgot he was in it while i was watching it.

[@taylllorde]

This is truly one of the best series of videos on KZbin!!

[@HULLGRAFFITI]

Ghost Dog is on of my all time fave films ever....a genuine masterpiece.....Made me laugh how on here he's been asked deep question that reveal just what a complex dude he is with a unique method of his craft ,a true method actor and his own worst critic stripping himself deep for us....Then a couple days ago when he's on Breakfast club " So what's with the eye dude ? "

[@pery0012]

I'm just saying that any movie that have him in it, for me, it's a guarantee of a good one, the least. I trust his choices.

[@AtafalWonder]

No Street Kings? No Good Morning America? No Phenomenon? No Black Panther? Need to do a part 2 for them two alone.

[@AnointedFlow]

I love me some Street Kings.

[@morganfavs8741]

Ghost dog one of the most underrated movies ever!!

[@HarveyNuna]

I was expecting this video to be 3 hours+

[@kairosprods]

Ghost Dog is an absolute classic for me, and the best film he ever made in my eyes. There is something... Catchy, but far away at the same time. The soundtrack, made by RZA, is an absolute piece of gold, the story is simple, and the way it teaches the Hakagure is absolutely beautiful

[@samfisher2306]

The Last King of Scotland was one of his best role. Great actor!

[@edabakb]

He sounds so melancholic man, he got me worried.

[@eschaton]

I think he's always been that way. Just very calm and laid back.

[@ntphong999]

Platoon !! Who else was sorry when he walked onto a vietcong mine ?

[@coinraker6497]

Every one of these I've watched there's always at least one movie left out that surprises me. In this case it's "Good Morning Vietnam".

[@jonathanzuniga3681]

Ghost dog! Love that one. The way he speaks about silence and communicating through vibrations , I appreciated that.