Gangs of New York - Interview with Martin Scorsese & Daniel Day-Lewis (2002)

Martin Scorsese and Daniel Day-Lewis introduce "Gangs of New York," in which they bring to life the the lesser-known history of early New York City and the violent clash between immigrant classes.

[@jamescrane2156]

The fact that he's so soft spoken and gentle in real life, but his character is this film is such a super confident and flamboyant villain is really incredible.

[@yosoykarito]

@@billybatts9491 Wow, that was a big compliment to Eminem.

[@EnglishActor]

@@yosoykarito It's actually not. Looks like Daniel Day-Lewis doesn't like what Eminem does

[@deniseg812]

@@billybatts9491 Thank you, I love to know stuff like that.

[@beshomarket6980]

Thats what talent acting is,he is respected actor and incredible

[@EnglishActor]

@@beshomarket6980 Right

[@lburns7952]

DDL plays such larger than life characters it's strange that he's so soft spoken almost shy. What a lovely man.

[@martingarciaarvidson6684]

usually kind of introverted and reserved people are the greatest artists. look at Michael Jackson. not that I'm trying to compare him with DDL, since they are of course two very different people in many respects, but you get my point. I think they get to vent and release a lot of what's inside them when they perform, and that's why it becomes such a great end result. my 2 cents.

[@deerao3897]

@@martingarciaarvidson6684 you're spot on. I agree with you all the way. Most people have trouble seeing that.

[@WimGrundy]

It's all an act.

[@Rustylad85]

I'm looking to start stage acting. Will deffenetly study Daniel's method.

[@BLTKellys]

That's why most people become actors, because they are inhibited in real life. They get to express their inner lives through acting.

[@vinvincible8]

Daniel Day Lewis won an Oscar for this interview

[@andywaston]

Dan

[@MrIrishscouse]

Well, he was a very convincing and plausible interviewee.

[@juharon]

he hated the movie or what? :D

[@HYPERI0N.]

😂

[@vrooooooooooooooooooom]

Criminal that he didn’t win for Butcher

[@cajagress6806]

Bill the Butcher and Daniel Plainview are 2 of the most frightening characters to ever grace the screen. The tension building was phenomenal and could have only been done by Daniel.

[@asfan]

Agreed. Both just terrifying.

[@hope2play]

One of the amazing points is how many years it takes for a movie to 'finally' go intro production. 25 years for 'Gangs of NY' and around 16 years for 'Silence.'

[@Jahpeatone64]

Most of that waiting was because Scorsese kept committing to other projects. So he kept pushing Gangs and Silence back.

[@theravingchannel]

@@Jahpeatone64 it also takes years of planning and several months of filming along with more years of editing for any movie of this calibre

[@biln2]

Daniel Day is one of the most brilliant actors of his generation. He can choose any project because every project would choose him if they could.

[@ManoleitorArg]

DDL is the GOAT bro...

[@johnrockyryan]

​@@ManoleitorArg its ok bro the real ones know who the GOAT is

[@lowlowseesee]

His brilliance rest in not choosing ‘any project’

[@majooortom4254]

he's fake, empty eyes

[@navagnaes4225]

@@majooortom4254Can you expound on this?

[@jjg8457]

“I didn’t feel the time passing, I was very happily doing other things” I love this quote from him

[@methus57]

I took that quote away as the favorite of the whole interview. so many people worry about what they haven't done, or "DDL should have done more movies," or "geez, I'm getting so old - the years have passed by." It's a shame really. Time is time - it doesn't discriminate.

[@user-zw4wh1tm9x]

@@abrooker55 10:05

[@johnszczerba9979]

Honestly every person who spends their days alone with their hobbies feels exactly the same way.

[@gsg0042]

Other things which I absolutely will not mention... xD

[@lowlowseesee]

he is in the present moment. very few artists can get to this point. Andre 3000 is there, chappelle as well

[@marvinc999]

Isn't this a MUCH better format than one involving a dumb audience that has to be continuously amused and 'entertained' - rather than informed ?

[@krithik8385]

yes indeed

[@Swindel67]

Pretty much what a podcast became.

[@andrews527]

Compared to a second Trump admin, certainly.

[@BeatlesFan1975]

​@@andrews527Biden supporter? 😅

[@andrews527]

@@BeatlesFan1975 No. Mr. Trump is known from Atlantic City to Albany as a con man. Eight-plus seasons of The Apprentice on NBC "rehabilitated" him for the other 48 states.

[@stoked4snow]

DDL has a brilliance about him that is purely reflected by the contributions of humility and integrity to each role he dedicates his craft to. Genuine art. The very extension of this art resonates to those who understands and appreciates this level of commitment to authenticity.

[@Jwingmann]

For someone who can play such intimidating and ferocious characters, DDL seems like the nicest, happiest, and most charming person.

[@darlamae9876]

Exactly! And notice they’re always British lol 😇

[@TotalTuxedo]

@@darlamae9876 Daniel is Irish

[@gmy33]

​@@TotalTuxedo he s not american ??

[@RNDM-nd7tj]

@@TotalTuxedo He's english. He was born in kensington and grew up in greenwich

[@Moluccan56]

@@gmy33No.

[@TheSSJSnoop]

Bill the Butcher played by Daniel Day Lewis is the most charismatic villain in cinematic history

[@Linnas79]

You wrote 'freaky' wrong 😂

[@alanaadams7440]

I also liked "There Will Be Blood"

[@lowlowseesee]

hannibal lecture and Sho Nuff enter the chat lol.

[@manart3954]

Pesci , de Niro , Nicholson and Pacino ,Phoenix are other great vilians on cinema history ! But yes DDL is só incredible!

[@The_Haruspex]

I mean Bill was notoriously, actually very charismatic in real life as well. He never had to extend much effort to convince men to follow and even give their lives for him. This is played on in the film when Leonardo's character almost gets "converted" to Bill's cause, and even goes as far as protecting him from an attempted assassination.

[@peach7210]

This the first interview I've ever watched with Daniel Day Lewis. I expected an extremely serious, somewhat introverted man. What a great pleasure to see he's actually warm with an easy laugh and smile.

[@billj4525]

He's very introverted but comfortable. There are videos of him being very quiet and introverted, but he felt very comfortable around Marty, they are good friends to this day. Robin Williams is an amazing talent, but Daniel seems extremely uncomfortable around him and Jack Nicholson when he was making jokes. Daniel didn't say a word and was trying to laugh a bit.

[@chrisgoyette1846]

I'm 53 & This is The GREATEST ACTOR of My generation!! I've never seen a Bad D.D.L. film!! I only wish he let us have just a little bit more of His Artistry!! 1 of a kind!!

[@Dignity4allhumanity]

My left foot is another belter lesser known Oscar but the performance is so true to the character in real life. Christy Brown

[@marcok.6734]

A Great Director, a genius, and the best actor of all the times. Two legends.

[@callumlyall4931]

When you hear DDL's voice and compare it to Bill you ask yourself, "is this the same guy?"

[@iberius9937]

Fine speaking voice, though. Pleasant baritone.

[@nateharris9263]

Hands down one of my favourite performances from an actor!

[@Connorthecob]

Then you look at the eyes..

[@thomaslytle5519]

No it’s the same just with a different accent and speaking quieter 🤨

[@Wonmanbanned]

DDL is a personal hero to me. I watched My Left Foot as a kid and that performance was Beyond magical. As fate would have it, I’ve ended up in a similar position to Christie Brown. I also have ASD and I see a little bit of it in DDL with the shyness, but also the absolute dedication and obsession in his regard with performance. I adore the mans art.

[@yosoykarito]

I loved your comment on him. So sweet. He's a hero for me too.

[@sdushdiu]

Daniel Day Lewis is absolutely one of, if not The, pre-eminent actor of this generation.

[@knurdyob]

in my opinion of any generation

[@Chalor.]

Gary Oldman maybe? From Sid Vicious, Dracula, Zorg, then to Gordon. I think they're just as good, but with a _tad_ more range.

[@knurdyob]

@@Chalor. I still feel like daniel day lewis is the better actor, in that he completely loses himself in the role to the point I don't see the actor anymore, that's true for any of his roles, with gary oldman, I'm still able to see him in there in a lot of his performances, although he is one of the best actors around nowadays too

[@thomasmills339]

Duh.

[@N17-o2r]

All time

[@mattsheezy5469]

Martin is a true artist. He's one of the few directors who is trusted by the studios to run his own ship, & deliver on an Immaculate piece of art. Tarantino is given the same leeway.

[@spockboy]

Tarantino LMAO XD

[@CaptainCritical]

DDL was robbed of the Oscar that year.

[@withnail-and-i]

Just as much as he robbed Joaquin Phoenix's Oscar when he won for Lincoln

[@davidrabbit8868]

uh no bro

[@MrJtn7489]

CaptainCritical wait who won? Who else was nominated

[@CaptainCritical]

+James Nguyen I think Sean Penn won for mystic river.

[@Greggorious123]

To be fair Sean Penn was fantastic in that film

[@EugeniaBonucci1965]

I don't know how Daniel day Lewis pulls off bill the butcher AND the their will be blood guy is beyond me. He's so shy. Then he pulls those personallys out of nowhere. Amazing acting!

[@ChaseGodwin69]

This is a big eye opener for me in how long of a process it can take to produce movies/time it takes for a film to actually begin production. It’s 2023 when I’m watching this now but you hear Scorsese mention he really wanted to make the movie “Silence” with Andrew Garfield and Adam Driver and it was just released in 2016. So he already has the film in his mind to produce but it doesn’t come to fruition until 15 years later and there’s no telling how long before this interview is released that he was already doing the writing for it. Even for Gangs of New York they were talking about how they already started writing the script in the 70s and it was released in 2002. Very fascinating!

[@JDN_OrNothing]

DDL is so incredible. Watch his eyes around 20:00 where he’s talking about relishing the character of Bill the Butcher’s company. You can actually see Bill appear on his face. That is AMAZING. He’s truly a once in a generation talent.

[@bonfireman6858]

Clearly because of his demeanor and just the way he is in this interview, Daniel de Louis proves that listening is more powerful than talking.. And he is a sponge that can absorb and articulate In whatever character he plays ... Phenomenal actor

[@ChrisMcloviification]

there are eyebrows then there are Martin Scorsese eyebrows

[@shaunkeating9288]

ChrisMcloviification lmao

[@buffoonustroglodytus4688]

Then there are Brezhnev eyebrows

[@NIIIIQQ]

Its like god was too tired, he knew he was Italian and just slapped on a couple extra mustaches.

[@andrewavila5757]

It sucks I got some caterpillars lol 😂😂😂😂 I try to wear a hat every chance I get hahah

[@AntKneeLeafEllipse]

An American mask, waiting to happen.

[@coldbattery]

The setting is just magnificent. The film is almost 3 hours, it really grips you in the world by the end. A cinema experience very unique. We've seen lord of the rings, beautiful medieval backgrounds, we've seen dune, a masterpiece presenting a fantasy world. But this movie gives you this strong, unapologetic feel of violence, chaos, collapse with political conflicts and racism. The movie doesn't shy away how brutal the time was. black people hanged on street, fire lighting up their corpses. People cheering and in rage yet celebrating. Martin somehow mix wrath with comedy. A strong whisky with viscous aftertaste .

[@paulrush808]

Beautiful words

[@morten1]

And that chaos and fighting will come again So in that way it's a timeless movie

[@Lauren_MUFC16]

I know DDL is a method actor, but when that man commits, he really commits and it shows. Bill the Butcher is one of my all time favorite movie characters.

[@moinkhan3744]

Daniel day Lewis playing Daniel day Lewis looks awesome

[@TrippieHippie33]

This comment 😂

[@thomaslytle5519]

How can that stupid comment get any likes by any intelligent human?! He’s the LEAST type cast actor on the planet! Is he acting like Bill the Butcher in this interview?! SMH

[@MrStimpson38]

What a wonderful discovery this interview is. Thank you so much for posting.

[@mattsmith173]

Hats off to the interviewer. He interviews a director and an actor, each on the their own terms, drawing out the best they have to say about their own crafts, while making a cohesive whole.

[@mrmustard4478]

Charlie Rose is clueless. He's prodding Daniel the whole interview for some sensational tabloid fodder while Daniel's clearly uncomfortable and wants to focus on the story of the film. I'm so glad Rose is canceled now and exposed for the abusive creep he is.

[@dingusbingus7463]

DDL is a prime example of the perfect actor; He doesn't make acting his entire persona, He commits everything to the parts he plays, and he has other interests, always seeming so genuine. In a time where actors are now spoiled children with serious mental issues, Seeing an interview like this is extremely refreshing

[@jimpickard3850]

OMG where do I start with this clip ? Firstly it's two of the greatest people in the history of cinema. The interviewer, who I suspect is well known in the States but unknown in Britain, is knowledgeable and respectful. Scorcese is as always full of enthusiasm and insight ..but Day-Lewis, who is probably the greatest actor in the history of films is actually caught being almost himself. So shy, quietly spoken and self deprecating it's hard to imagine him as Butcher Bill. Since then he has gone on to portray other incredible characters that he always brings unerringly to life .. and then retired again ! A wonderful insight into a genius at work.

[@maxpower9175]

DDL is simply the best character actor to ever live, no one else owns a character the way he did.

[@nadirnorthandor7076]

that daniel expression at 34:01 is scary !

[@Deepsky-s7l]

Gangs of New York is criminally underrated

[@BeatlesFan1975]

It's underrated? 😅

[@romeofabian6419]

34:00 that turn

[@spicyainsley9635]

scared me half to death tbh

[@reyesreef3714]

as an older man now I can really appreciate how Daniel Day Lewis is a master of his craft.

[@zacharybrown2413]

You can tell D.L.D. lets go of his characters when filming wraps. He even struggles to talk about his motivations. They can literally be some of the most amazing performances ever, and he’s already moved on

[@BostonsF1nest]

He never lets go of him... they’re all still with him. One character roles into the next and into the next. That’s why he’s so different now than he was in the past, because he’s no longer Daniel Day Lewis, he’s Daniel Day Lewis and Bill the Butcher and Daniel Planview and Abraham Lincoln and Jack Slavin and Guido Contini ... the way he immersed himself into a role, it’s impossible to shed that. He becomes that and with each movie he makes the role takes a piece of who he really is away from him.

[@Greggorious123]

Scorsese was gonna do Schindler’s list? Would have had DeNiro as Schindler, Joe Pesci as the main Nazi villain.

[@edisterhof]

“Funny HOW, Oskar??!!!”

[@shaakiratakarim1818]

@@edisterhof 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Beans360]

"You may fold under questioning Rudolf, now go home and get ya shine box" - Amon Goeth

[@DMalltheway]

Ralph Fiennes absolutely crushed the role

[@NTav540]

And it would still be awesome.

[@truthseekeratheist9105]

My third great grandfather was a prominent Know Nothing in the 1840s-50s, a Volunteer Fireman Foreman of Engine No.10, and a Major of the NY 71st Regiment. He was involved in the putting down of the Dead Rabbits riot of 1857. My 3rd great grandfather beat William Tweed in an election for Commissioner of Schools in 1850. He lived right in the middle of time of this movie. When my great grandfather moved to NY there were 200,000 people in Manhattan. When he died in 1882 there were 1.2 million.

[@sprecklesville]

Wow - bit of history right there - amazing

[@alanaadams7440]

Daniel can totally be any person in a film not like most actors who act but they are always themselves. You forget it's Daniel he is so good

[@Sanag265]

DDL is an amazing actor. Long live to him in movies!

[@Tsathogguah]

Such a good interviewer. Asks insightful questions and lets his guests speak and enjoy themselves.

[@d5078]

Daniel Day Lewis is one of the greatest talents and committed actors we will ever experience in this era. PERIOD!.

[@hlaffordablecleaning8704]

This makes me think that he has the ability to tap into multiple personalities by having control over the multiple personalities that reside within himself and they're all willing to act as one. Scorsese who is a director and is an eye for emotion and personality understands where Louis is coming from and seems to be like a therapist or something/ physical/mental therapist

[@TheWopper78]

I think what DDL was implying was simply that he feels like an equal to Martin on a man to man level. Not just some yes man that does what he’s told. Intellectually, Daniel seems like he KNOWS he’s fantastic but also wants recognition as well. He was saying (I’m an ally, like I’m with you and will relent for you). Now you won’t get that from Alec Baldwin, or Matt Damon. They have egos that have no end. Daniel Day Lewis to me is the greatest actor to ever appear on screen.

[@yosoykarito]

He's very humble. Unbelievable.

[@reinilla]

DDL is so gorgeous his smile is like sunshine

[@cynthiaschultheis1660]

"OOPSY DAISY!!!" HILARIOUS!!!!😂😂😂

[@MarioFarts23]

i can’t imagine anyone else playing bill, daniel deserved an oscar for role

[@tobiasblack1749]

In my opinion DDL gave the best performance in movie history playing Bill The Butcher. I am still amazed years later and I watched it when it came out. I really believe he didn't win an Oscar because he was so great they assumed he would win many more and wanted to spread the awards around. I think he should have won an Oscar for Last of the Mohicans too.

[@factisstrangerthanfiction4098]

What about, there will be blood ... for another...

[@marcok.6734]

@@factisstrangerthanfiction4098 absolutely his best performance.

[@noahmay7708]

Yeah definitely not, but I appreciate your enthusiasm.

[@adamthemyth]

DDL takes it to another level in There Will Be Blood.@@factisstrangerthanfiction4098

[@GibsonFender]

The greatest living actor in the world, and maybe of all time.

[@johnny-mnemonic13]

Ever heard of Brando?

[@carloslmno]

When you look at DDL here and Bill The Butcher in the film, you'd swear they are not the same person. That is how good he is.

[@notshetocastarz]

La pazienza, la gentilezza, la grazia, la riservatezza, l’umiltà di Daniel, in questa intervista sono monumentali!!! Se pensi che si è portato questo film interamente sulle sue spalle, quest’uomo è il contrario di una star hollywoodiana, è un monumento della bravura, della dedizione, della modestia,della sobrietà!! INARRIVABILE!!!

[@kerrieandrews6368]

Best Director & Best actor bar none!!!

[@Aman-nk5uq]

LOL, watch more movies. Best actor what a joke.

[@aniruddhagowda8072]

aman gajraj Lol! He is the best actor imo.. Watch more of his movies

[@screenwriter8866]

David Lynch has got to be #1 director

[@JoeSmith-hv7oe]

​@@Aman-nk5uqdurr "Tony Stark is the best actor bro he's Iron Man!!!"

[@marioreyes1985]

Scorsese has Worked with Robert De Niro, Joe Pesci, Hervey Keitel, Al Pacino, Paul Newman, Jack Nicholson, Ben Kingsley, Leonardo DiCaprio and Daniel Day Lewis. Wtf what a Legend.

[@luismarioguerrerosanchez4747]

And Willem Dafoe, Liam Neeson, Jerry Lewis, Ray Liotta, Ellen Burstyn, Kate Blanchett, Jude Law, Matt Damon, Jodie Foster, Jessica Lange, Michelle Pfeiffer, John Goodman, Matthew McConaughey...

[@madmaxxx7981]

@@luismarioguerrerosanchez4747 Samuel L. Jackson, Christopher Lee, Max von Sydow, Gregory Peck, Robert Mitchum, Mark Wahlberg, Martin Sheen, Paul Sorvino, Frank Vincent, Nick Nolte, Alec Baldwin, John C. Reilly, Johnathan Pryce, Tom Cruise, David Carradine, Nicolas Cage, Ving Rhames, Tom Sizemore, Patricia Arquette, Rosanna Arquette, Winona Ryder, Cameron Diaz, Sharon Stone, Juliette Lewis, Brendan Gleeson, Jim Broadbent, Mark Ruffalo, Andrew Garfield, Adam Driver…

[@ljc3484]

@@madmaxxx7981 😂😂👍🏻 can’t someone make a simple statement here without it being corrected or one-upped somehow? So dumb.

[@surensargsyan1220]

Well he is the true legend that so many legends wonted to work with!

[@joebama6655]

@@ljc3484 looking at his username, he seems competitive by nature

[@soaper125]

Daniel Day Lewis's tallent is pure Awesomeness.

[@ri2k]

"I have something against", man just went back into Bill for a split second. How he didnt win an Oscar for this is one of the crimes of the the century.

[@theremnants6655]

He probably would've won if he was up for Best Supporting. I don't know why they submitted him for Best Lead Actor, given he wasn't actually the main character in the film.

[@felixdeleon7685]

2:44 Scorsese: "I think we were always taught the civil war..." [cut to Daniel Day-Lewis for foreshadowing]

[@WiseGuy5674]

I've always said that if Ian McShane wasn't available to play Al Swearengen in HBO's 'Deadwood', Daniel Day Lewis would fit the role like a glove.

[@tlmiller301]

DDL’s Bill the Butcher is the finest acting performance ever put on film

[@N17-o2r]

Absolutely

[@TrevyTrev-andTheFunkyPets]

Can you imagine being on the film set working around DDL in character as Bill The Butcher?

[@pretty312]

DDL has the cutest smile of ever!!

[@lindas.martin2806]

I love when Mr. Scorsese laughs about anything, it is so authentic, happens again with his recent Netflix film on Fran.

[@waterdog9500]

I didn’t know who Daniel was until I watched this movie. Then I feel in love with how great of an actor he was

[@sugarbear1965]

Is

[@mariananashaat3123]

Thank you and thank God finally i found an interview of Mr Daniel Day Lewis

[@GreatBigRanz]

The scariest thing about DDL, is that his characters have have various mannerism that remind so much of my dad.

[@bruceanderson4120]

DDL is a rarity among his acting contemporaries in that his work raises above the level where disbelief is forgotten, his personage fades, and there is only the story drawing me in.

[@tye829]

I love this movie. A big fan of historically based films in general, but so many of them depict the same select eras, like WWII, it gets tired out. This is a unique setting for modern history films.

[@sarthakbiswas2201]

How on earthe do you put dicaprio's name ahead of day lewis?

[@GiantSandles]

He was the biggest movie star in the world after Titanic (still is). Doesn't mean he's a better actor obviously but he's a huge name

[@dricothomas3449]

The only one who bagged three Oscars and all for Best Actor.

[@rodneyelkins583]

there will be blood,sucked.

[@smellymike6186]

Rodney Elkins , anything else you will ever say will be discounted because of how stupid that comment is.

[@rodneyelkins583]

I said the movie sucked,not Lewis,besides,what are you a movie critic?You probably thought,"Vanilla Sky". was a great movie too.I walked out on both these movies,something i seldom do.

[@nilspeters643]

Rodney Elkins as Mike said, everything you ever say from this point regarding movies wil have no more real value.

[@rodneyelkins583]

Another movie critic.If you want to get technical,Kathrine Hepburn has four best acting Oscars.Like i said,genius,the movie sucked,not DDL.To me whatever you say,means squat.

[@zainwarsi2999]

Back when trailers were bad but the movies were great

[@MrSmithGuy]

Daniel Day-Lewis’s Bill the Butcher had the same effect as Heath Ledger’s Joker, in as much as you’re just waiting for the next scene in which he’s involved.

[@Wh4L205]

Daniel made Leo carry his luggage in Gangs of NY

[@artbagley1406]

I'd have to surmise that Mr. Day-Lewis, during his 5-year hiatus from filmmaking, was "decompressing." Like a scuba diver heading to the surface, he needed to let his body re-acclimate to normal human conditions. We've heard stories of Heath Ledger's total immersion in "The Joker" character in "The Dark Knight" contributed to his mental imbalance that led him to death. Daniel seems a person how, at times, needs his privacy and to move out of the mind-set of the last character he portrayed.

[@nicknewman7848]

Heath Ledger died because he caught pneumonia after hanging off a bridge all night in January in London. He then foolishly took an accidental overdose of prescription medication and his respiratory system stopped working.

[@chestercopperpot9459]

Sorry, but no one could have done Bill better and DDL. No one.

[@Fugettaboutit]

Nobody else could have done what he did in that movie. When the first trailer for the film came out, you knew he'd be amazing.

[@DanHickeyGuy]

DDL should have won an Oscar for Bill the Butcher...he was brilliant

[@agunsux]

I think DDL in Freddy Mercury biopic could make him back to acting career.

[@kiraraki_master6647]

yer rami got that role

[@denachtconducteur7070]

What I'm seeing is that Daniel has ADD and has found a genius way to coope with it

[@paulchick3007]

What a beautiful human being....

[@MOAONAABE]

Daniel Day-Lewis just retired. he has had a great run.

[@092filmz]

I would have absolutely no clue that’s the same person from the film. Absolutely insane acting skills.

[@Dontshootthetarotreader]

Damn it Charlie! DDL don’t wanna talk about those seven years off.

[@401RISaint]

The butcher and Daniel plainview are probably my two favorite and interesting characters in movies.

[@stvinney]

This is probably the 1st interview I have ever seen him in. I had to find one just because this guy is so fuckin good of an actor i needed to see the contrast Every role Lewis has ever played i swear it bares NO resemblance to the real man He must be the greatest actor of all time I don't think it gets better

[@barrymargolis5369]

It's such a shame that Charlie Rose screwed up his image because he was probably the very best interviewer ever.

[@darthsparrow1358]

Excellent interview.

[@AbcdEfgh-cw1nx]

god pls don't let him retire! :( :(

[@caitlinjoy6332]

Imagine if DDL collaborated with De Niro and Scorsese on a film! Too bad he’s retired 😭

[@caitlinjoy6332]

Nick Wilkie Unfortunately yes. He retired in 2017 after filming Phantom Thread.

[@BostonsF1nest]

Caitlin Joy If the movie is right, he’ll come back.

[@luismarioguerrerosanchez4747]

Well, he claimed the same after finishing the Boxer just to come back with this awesome performance as Billy the Butcher on Gangs of New York. He could probably go back to acting if its the right material.

[@AliHaider-wb8hv]

I want to see DDL collaborate with Gary Oldman.

[@surensargsyan1220]

It just 2002, but looks like it was taped on VHS in 1980s.

[@TripleOneOfficial]

great!

[@2strokeadventures]

Thank you DDL for coming back for this film! Love the movie. Just did a intercultural communications paper on this movie. My main topics were the power dynamics, culture conflicts and meso level theories. now im done with the paper and just want to learn more about the actors. :)

[@JustSomeCanadianGuy]

I think DDL was a hired killer between 1997 and 2002... only explanation as to why he won't get into specifics.

[@steveclapper5424]

"They say I'm lazy but it takes all my time life's been good to me so far."

[@JasonLeonPike]

Very interesting discussion. Charlie Rose…allows and facilitates a really good interview moment and then steps right in front of it himself.

[@luuxii]

Holy moly the smell of 90's and CRT tvs linger in this one

[@paulherlihy9290]

It's not many that have won three best actor Oscars. DDL is a truly magnificent actor, strange strange guy but brilliant!

[@NotAIike]

Martin Scorsese it's a living legend!

[@callumlyall4931]

2:01 I had that same impression before I learned the darker side of history in high school

[@d5078]

What this man Daniel is saying to me is that you must not EXPLOIT the gifts that God has given you...Honor Cherish and Protect it with all your might...so you may be allowed to share it at its fullest Spiritual capacity again someday. Thank you Daniel..I will follow. 🤲🏾

[@Zombiesnyder13]

I wish DDL and Scorsese had worked again DDL won an Oscar with PT Anderson and Spielberg. He could easily win another one with Scorsese

[@DMalltheway]

The Irishman

[@N17-o2r]

Should have won Best Actor for Gangs of New York. Greatest performance ever