Rob Lowe Remembers Working with “Intense” Patrick Swayze

[@ralphpal]

Patrick swayze is one of the few actors who were able to pull off being a dancer and being a tough guy and being both great at both parts

[@StuUngar]

He’s the only actor I can think of….maybe Marlon Brando, who was equally loved by tough guys and romanticist women. A lot of guys that were heart throbs tend to be pretty boys who are fragile…Justin Timberlake, Justin Bieber, New Kids On The Block, etc. Swayze was a heart throb who was also a badass.

[@ralphpal]

@@StuUngar John travolto Hugh Jackman The guy from Yankee doodle dandy

[@armenianchik]

He was a rare gem!

[@StuUngar]

@@ralphpal I like Travolta, but he was never a bad ass. Pulp Fiction and Face Off included.

[@DarlingMissDarling]

@@StuUngar I don't want to disparage Travolta's work because who tf am I, right? I'm just some whatever nobody in the comments. Buuuut having lived through the 80s, 90s, etc... I kinda agree that he was never considered a real life "badass". Even after being great in Pulp Fiction, no one would think that was anything other than a character on the screen. You weren't going to ever imagine Travolta going skydiving 3 times, surfing in the roughest riptides and then racing Harleys all before dinner. Nah, not Danny Zuko.

[@luigiaiden2501]

RIP Swayze 1952-2009 I still miss that guy. He was so great 😭😭😭

[@yankees29]

He was an amazing talent

[@paleo704]

You knew him

[@volvoplz9209]

I miss Swayze. Legend! Outsiders is an American classic.

[@jacobahtone220]

Danny Boy from House of Pain and a few others saved the original house in Tulsa and made it a museum. They give tours around Tulsa where they filmed. The drive in is still in operation to this day.

[@fatherleo4603]

He was so awesome as Bodi in Point Break. His most iconic role in my opinion.

[@pauljohn3230]

Yeah man, definitely an influencial charactor for those who grew up in those times. It was sad to see him pass.

[@rossross9281]

You can’t beat Road House.

[@jacobahtone220]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/sIbXhJqPna19nc0

[@truenorth2615]

My wifes Father (RIP) was a gaffer on the Youngblood shoot. My wife was about 16 years old at the time and Rob Lowe was idolized by most teenage girls at the time. She begged her Dad to meet him on set, and he did set it up. Rob ended up being a conceited jerk which was disappointing... come to think of it, it's probably why her Dad arranged the meeting ...lol! My wife also got to meet the lesser known Patrick Swayze that day and was very accommodating and friendly. Patrick spent the time to ask her about her life and was so considerate. That day she let go of her Rob Lowe crush and immediately became a Patrick Swayze fan.

[@pennwoman]

Great story!! I’ve heard the same thing that Rob Lowe has a big head & thinks he’s better than other people.

[@RansomeDavis]

yeah rob is clearly still that jerk, hasnt done nothing worth mentioning since his younger days but still an arrogant shallow A hole.

[@Noonerz455]

lmao I recently went to the outsiders museum and the guy who runs it was telling us about how Rob had come down a couple years prior and signed several green towels (since he has a scene in the movie getting out of the shower with a green towel) and was a good sport about it. I said that Rob seemed like such a nice guy and the man running the museum just gave a blank stare and said "eh...yeah". And now I'm seeing these comments and his response makes sense now lol.

[@Drjackdempsey9644]

Rob Lowe is amazing. For being the best looking 80’s heartthrob, he is down to earth. Waited on him as a waiter in LA in the late 90’s 3 times and he was always a class act.

[@pennwoman]

Wow that’s awesome!

[@erichagan7153]

Always loved Raw Blow.

[@dirkdehosson6467]

Loved the cooter ❤

[@RansomeDavis]

and you Su-ked him off too by sounds of it.

[@hedkace]

Red Dawn should NOT have been left out of this conversation.

[@codynautic]

Agreed

[@sethtate2079]

Wolverines!!!!!

[@jeremiahpapa7868]

Don't cry, let it turn into something else

[@rob3326]

One of the best movies of the 80's.

[@BeyondPostal]

100%

[@OrneryPotato]

80s line: "You're bleeding" "I ain't got time to bleed"

[@richt3993]

Is that Predator?

[@kristinairmer4753]

Jesse Ventura:Predator.

[@madchad77]

"You got time to duck"??

[@shattaredentertainment4782]

The delivery of that line is underwhelming though. It feels like a throwaway line.

[@sgt.lincolnosiris4111]

"TWO DAYS FROM RETIREMENT"

[@downthestretch85]

It feels like Swayze's still alive whenever Road House or Point Break comes on...then I have to watch the whole film no matter when it started. Something magnetic about him.

[@curiosityky3375]

Truly. He was one of a kind. No one can quite put their finger on his particular brand of charisma but everyone feels it.

[@janispayne5570]

I fell in love with him when I first saw him in the series North and South. He was wonderful!

[@voutespancar]

I love Road House too but Point Break is specially beautiful. His acting in that movie is superb.

[@palemoonlight3580]

Exactly!

[@mickeytete9036]

I agree. I think Joe Rogan put it well when he said that Patrick was such a beautiful guy.

[@catfishcooler1566]

Dirty Dancing is the movie that made Swayze a star. Ghost and Point Break just cemented it.

[@inthefade]

My sister played that movie on a loop for years.

[@katianag7785]

IVer the years i have learned to appreciate Swayze more and more... Point Break is a FANTASTIC movie, Roadhouse us so much fun to watch, Red Dawn was excellent,,,, he brought intensity to EVERT movie he was in and was a "mans man" and could do so many roles ,,,, Today? hollywood gives us Seth Rogan and other shithead so called leading men .... Think about that for a moment, Swayze was a excellent actor... RIP

[@andralynsimmons3789]

YAZZZ!!!!!

[@1979jon]

@@inthefade Know how you feel lol

[@kennethfulton8452]

Dirty Dancing is my guilty pleasure. I love Point Break! Anthony Kiedis, hilarious!

[@Transportador33]

Patrick was such a cool dude, great actor and person. A gent to the early end. You are missed brother.

[@RansomeDavis]

he was dedicated to his craft unlike rob who just wanted to fcuk girls and be adored. hes not a great actor.

[@Sir_Osis]

That Swayze/Farley SNL skit is still the funniest thing I’ve ever seen.

[@iansmith946]

Yes!!

[@TheJustJoe]

The Adam Sandler tribute for Farley is tough to watch! I'd recommend it tho.

[@solodolo4098]

@@TheJustJoe fuck yes when i seen it first on his Netflix special but doing it on snl was just heartbreaking. Sandler is a real friend

[@MrRaErickson]

Yup. Classic

[@Sir_Osis]

Jack Arnsick Lol Great also! I give the edge to Farley/Swayze because Farley was new to SNL that year (1990) and I had no idea what to expect from him so it definitely caught me off guard. The Matt Foley sketch as mentioned above was fantastic as well but Farley had been on SNL for a few years so I already knew what a comic beast he was. Can make a valid argument for any of those though!

[@deckofcards87]

Swayze was the shit... Outsiders, Road House, Point Break, Ghost, he nailed every role he was in. And the leading ladies too.

[@pERKDIZZLE]

And Donnie Darko

[@bucksteingold4334]

@Morvidus Just watch any awards show and try to imagine them as anything but demonic succubus'.

[@meemsters]

and Dirty Dancing. obvs.

[@EikottXD]

@@pERKDIZZLE What about that movie?

[@natureboy1313]

And the Black Dog trucker movie

[@artmanjohn2]

I remember a great mini-series back in the 80's with Patrick Swayze called "North and South" about two best friends that end up on opposite sides during the Civil War and their relationship through the war. I actually got the VHS Tape Box Set, it took me a while to find it too. By coincidence, I just got finished watching it again the other day! It was a great mini-series and it still holds up today! Patrick's hair is really, really long in this production, he looks great! This mini-series was a very well done! The story, the acting and production are awesome.

[@jennifermullen9891]

They say Swayze’s character in North and South fitted his actual personality.

[@pennwoman]

Great show back in the day.

[@Carolina-fn1fg]

Loved it

[@MrArtmundus]

I saw it in Polish TV (I'm Pole) when I was teenager. Recently I saw it again and I also bought book.

[@paulkersey7458]

“Get outa here Billy before I have to kill u!”

[@NancyNJ]

Thanks Rob Lowe! This led me to looking up stuff about Patrick Swayze, which led me to an article about an interview he did with Barbara Walters close to the end of his life, where he talks about cancer and it's spread and smoking. I'm on my "quit" after a cancer diagnosis, and his words were just the enlightenment/boost/courage I needed right now. There are no coincidences!

[@mjrussell414]

My boss was an extra on the movie “Youngblood,” and he said that Patrick Swayze would come over, sit and eat with them, while the other actors, like Rob Lowe would be standoffish. He was a great actor and a gentleman.

[@suzyg20]

A friend of mine was Swayze’s skating double and he said the same thing; Patrick would always sit with the “team” and the extras.

[@mikexlr8]

I always got the impression from watching interviews that Patrick Swayze was a kind soul. Him and Keanu Reeves are cut from the same cloth.

[@da324]

@hyeboi He's talking about Hollywood types and most are standoffish. You're looking much deeper than need be.

[@da324]

@hyeboi Hollywood people don't mingle with fucking set workers for the most part, because they don't know them and are standoffish to boot You're equating typical human experiences with make believe Hollywood sets. Not relevant at all. I know that might be hard for you to grasp, but give it a shot smart ass!

[@chaichai012]

Someone I know worked with him on The Beast. He said he was really down to earth too

[@BatEatsMoth]

One of my favorite actors ever. He brought it in every role.

[@drumsport]

Patrick had a pretty good lick here. He certainly didn't miss much other than longevity. Martial artist, dancer, actor, surfer, and sky diver to touch on a few of his talents. RIP Sir.

[@Thunda1986]

I saw a documentary on him, everybody loved him

[@Christinesobsevations]

So true … he wasn’t here long but oh how he lived & THAT is what truly matters ❤

[@groupersti]

His 3 packs a day cigarette habit killed his ass....

[@robertnightshade2574]

His down fall. He was a smoker.

[@drumsport]

The old saying is that the year you were born and the year you die isn't what's important, it's what you do "with the dash". Swayze 1952-2009.

[@BellofattoBrews]

Patrick Swayze was great. I miss seeing that dude.

[@elephantsmemory3142]

@@c3bhm I'll check it out Thanks for the info pal

[@mattier.9095]

I ❤ Patrick and miss his dancing, singing and acting. Timeless talent.

[@ponyboy1664]

Outsiders is one of the greatest, sadest and most beautiful books and films ever created.

[@warreng3238]

"We'll do it for Johnny, man. We'll do it for Johnny!"

[@travismiles5885]

I just listened to the audio book, its on youtube, while I was working a few months ago then watched the movie again. It never gets old.

[@BenMJay]

Young Diane Lane as the redhead. Cherry Balance. OMG! Boing! Thats a vertical meat rocket blasting off to fudge world!

[@TheCrusaderRabbits]

What I learned about his friendship with Swayze is he has never seen Road House.

[@quincee3376]

LOL.

[@TheTristianNetwork]

@Mot Doai You make a good point.

[@anthonytorridson5360]

My favorite Joe Rogan clip ever 😂 kzbin.info/www/bejne/r4fGlWmPl7iaeKM

[@jimgeary]

Keanu Reeves - “I didn’t know he was an actor.” The ultimate actor’s praise.

[@aus-li]

Keanu in the 80s was in his prime as an actor.

[@ciara8294]

This is the absolute best jre episode ever!!! kzbin.info/www/bejne/r4fGlWmPl7iaeKM

[@tragicdeyz2641]

@@aus-li Keanu could never act. Still can't act. Has had great success with perfect movies for his "skill set", like Schwarzenegger.

[@aus-li]

@@tragicdeyz2641 I agree that he was never a "serious" actor, but he did display actual emotions in the 80s vs his later career.

[@AZ-kr6ff]

@@tragicdeyz2641 I agree...he's a terrible actor! Haha Just god awful!

[@anbuninjagod5507]

Swayze loved his craft and fell in love with acting he was amazing at it.

[@ronaldkonkoma4356]

Yeah, when you hear him use a Texas drawl to tell Jennifer Grey, just do the move B1tch on the set of Dirty Dancing it cements it

[@itdontmeannothingnotathing3385]

I got the impression that Rob Lowe would have told secrets if Joe had a shut his mouth for a couple of minutes

[@mikebordner3820]

There’s the problem, Joe can’t be overshadowed too much on his show. He talks over his guests all the time, annoying

[@grizlyspectr5695]

@@mikebordner3820 true man, Joe is constantly interrupting very interesting possible points in his conversations its crazy.

[@Turco949]

Sad but true. Most show hosts love the sound of their own voices and fail to realize, people are more interested in what the guest is saying.

[@allsystemsgo8678]

@Major Harris says the guy listening to a three hour conversation between the two of them, lol

[@ryand4533]

@@allsystemsgo8678 Un this is a 3 min clip not 3 hour

[@ThreeChordGuitar]

Rob Lowe is in my top three favorite guests on JRE, ever. The visible glee the man experiences throwing his friends under the bus with savage anecdotes, while remaining engaging, charming and funny. Staggering.

[@stephen3762]

Ghost is not Swayze's best movie. It's clearly Point Break.

[@NoOne-b2b]

100%

[@matthewthorpe9641]

kelly osborne roadhouse is pretty good

[@Wadzillia]

I knew you wouldn't miss the 50-year storm.

[@nicholaswalker3200]

point break is everyone's best movie

[@NoOne-b2b]

@@matthewthorpe9641 yes! Roadhouse is a classic.....but Bodhi will live forever! Lol

[@chrishooshmand]

I was expelled from school and sent to court mandated high school. The school was full of gang members and drug dealers from all over the city. One day our teacher put on "The Outsiders" in class. We all sat in silence and watched that movie, I'll never forget it. That movie is timeless.

[@Wes0602]

Dope, ima watch it tonight haha.

[@pennwoman]

Wow what a great story!

[@TenThumbsProductions]

I can't help but think of Peter Griffen when people talk about Roadhouse. Roadhouse.

[@leem6677]

Toasthouse

[@roytrenneman2200]

House house!

[@micko_]

Shut up meg!! Roadhouse

[@gregd166]

It's Road House, not Roadhouse. Like JC Penney coming to Jasper because of Brad Wesley, don't you forget it!

[@buffythebody8911]

Ghosts...

[@revtheory]

What an incredible JRE Clip, RIP Swayze

[@koreanaccord177]

I met Patrick Swayze in Kentucky with his wife at a horse show. "Ghost" had blown me away just prior, but NEVER in my life would I have imagined fumbling just to say, "Hi, nice to meet you". It's insane how that happens. I didn't even think I was nervous! My words just tripped out of my mouth EVERYWHERE like a buffoon.

[@pennwoman]

Awesome story.

[@Simonize41]

I’ve a lot of time for Rob Lowe, he’s a decent guy. Sure he made mistakes but he learned and came through. Patrick Swayze - legend. Sadly missed.

[@fuhkshet9703]

THE NAME IS DALTON

[@Mktgaming2023]

haha! That's the line most people remember

[@User-54631]

😂

[@pland3845]

I thought you'd be taller...

[@FLEASPIRIT13]

He’s a cooler

[@shanehalona9728]

“Don’t you know who this is...it’s Johnny Utah” Point Break was his best movie I think

it was such a great flick....cant believe they had the fuckin nerve to remake it. fuckin Red Dawn is another one.

[@Greg-ys2gy]

Utah!! Get me ✌

[@deckmonkey1459]

It wasn't considered his best acting, and it wasn't. It still is one the best movies ever. Lori Petty, DAMN!

[@d21.]

Number 9, man!

[@mrtulipeater]

Ohio State Buckeyes ... all conference don’t you remember?

[@danielg623]

He’s a bouncer, he’s a track athlete he jumps over 6 foot fences, he’s a karate expert and a damn fireman in RoadHouse.

[@adrianrobles6898]

He had that thing that I always chased and wanted and when he died I was heart broken 😞 for sure he made me feel good watching on the silver screen 📺 he had that perfect combination of being tough and sensitive at the same time that women adored you will never be forgotten Patrick Swayze 👍🙏

[@parker_perdue]

R.I.P Patrick Swayze!

[@yurekandsnakes]

Kelly Lynch is smokin’ in Road House.

[@Mktgaming2023]

Absolute dynamite!

[@Howard007]

So is her Jeep in that movie !

[@tayag2003]

Apparently Bill Murray calls Kelly Lynch's husband whenever he watches Road House on TV to tell him she's having sex with Patrick Swayze: grantland.com/hollywood-prospectus/bill-murray-likes-to-call-kelly-lynchs-husband-every-time-he-sees-patrick-swayze-having-sex-with-her-in-road-house/

[@michaelj6392]

Michael they put her in glasses “so you know she’s smart” So 80s 😆

[@mrHoppedupford]

Her hair was way to annoying.

[@PenusDrippings]

Joe rogan ...Patrick swayze wasn't a bouncer in Roadhouse. he was the cooler.

[@blankname6629]

You are listening to a guy who called dirty dancing a great movie lol

[@scott729]

@@blankname6629 and PS beautiful .... maybe so, but who says that.

[@alicewhitelhpw7517]

He's dead

[@solodolo4098]

@@blankname6629 its a good movie bro....

[@bthomas2782]

This is the funniest Joe Rogan video clip ever 😂 kzbin.info/www/bejne/r4fGlWmPl7iaeKM

[@testtesttesttesttest884]

Patrick Swayze feels timeless

[@slappyslapslap3692]

I happen to love that song" She's Like the Wind."

[@jamesvregan]

Agreed

[@jenniferbeatty7545]

It's Beautiful

[@black88coupe]

She’s breakin’ wind

[@rob3326]

But in a Hockey movie?

[@randomnameindeed]

For me, I associate Patrick Swayze with North and South as Orry Main. Such a great series (season 1 and 2). Patrick was just perfect in that one.

[@TexasMom68]

Yes!!!

[@itdontmeannothingnotathing3385]

I remember seeing in that and thinking this guy is going to be a star he's just had screen presence

[@wetoolow8750]

Besides "North And South", anyone else remember the television show "Renegades"?

[@drinkthekoolaidkids]

Patrick Swayze also had a bit part on one M.A.S.H episode as a wounded soldier.

[@22ucespatriotwarrior88]

Holy shit lol forgot about that

[@Mktgaming2023]

Miss you Patrick! Point Break was always my Swayze go-to, but Road House was up there too!

[@williamsmith8790]

The Bodhisattva!!!

[@TheTristianNetwork]

@Mot Doai good point

[@mikeparry7012]

@M H doubt he'll see your comment tbh

[@Mktgaming2023]

@@mikeparry7012 Insightful, thanks! 👍

[@mikeparry7012]

M H always here to help

[@mcleananderson4948]

Guess these guys never heard of Red Dawn. This podcast would be in Russian without that movie.

[@darthslackus499]

Or worst....North Koreans.

[@Rehd66]

Brilliant

[@drinkthekoolaidkids]

WOLVERINES!!!!!!

[@redwatch.]

McLean Anderson, I'm old but I gotta do it: lol

[@fobbitoperator3620]

Or Cuban!

[@MRENTERTAINMENT36]

Three Simple Rules 1. Never underestimate your opponent expect the unexpected 2. Take it outside never start anything inside the bar unless is absolutely necessary 3. Be nice

[@broadcasttttable]

4....and if you forget the first three rules...just be nice!

[@ShogunX11]

On a different subject, Keanu actually has skills as a legit player. He really was a goalie I believe in the juniors before entering the world of acting. He didn't have many lines in Youngblood but his actions were definitely noticeable. All him, no stunt double.

[@NaturalHypertrophy]

0:55 Joe looking at those full heads of hair wishing his follicles didn't betray him so

[@billybowden311]

Hilarious ahahah

[@deathlarsen7502]

I thought the same

[@patf1288]

Point Break = GOAT

[@laveyanpride9362]

That movie was outstanding.

[@fuhkshet9703]

Yea but..... roadhouse is life

[@landonic81]

It still holds up even today

[@tym4857]

Stay outta this Bodhi

[@fuhkshet9703]

Tyler Marguth back off war child seriously

[@blaisetelfer8499]

My favorite part of Road House is when the guy comes after Dalton with a giant Bowie knife, Dalton dodges or blocks it a few times then kicks him with his arms crossed, and it cuts to an outside shot of the guy flying head-first out the window like he just got ejected in a high speed crash. Classic 80's cheese

[@broadcasttttable]

..."but be nice!"

[@CBright7831]

It's so crazy how many up and coming actors/actresses came out of The Outsiders film. Tom Cruise, Patrick Swayze, Rob Lowe, C. Thomas Howell, Ralph Macchio, Matt Dillon, Emilio Estevez, Diane Lane. I hope the casting agent went far in their career.

[@mymusic8414]

Leif Garrett was a big star in the late 70s but practically forgotten about when the outsiders came out. And just found out nicho lol as cage and Johnny Depp were extras in the fight scene between the SOCs and greasers.

[@scott729]

Everyone seems to forget he was in Red Dawn ..... that was during the height of the cold war and it was always a fear of my generation that we were going to war with Russia .... so great movie. Perhaps not the best acting, but the movie was great ... and Swayze was the man in that movie.

[@calvinquitevis2291]

Loved that movie!

[@guruthosamarthruin4459]

And now for round two with China!

[@Olorin-gc8zo]

Wolverines!!!

[@DavidHands]

The reboot of Red Dawn was horrible compared to the original.

[@stephen3762]

It's obvious you're a boomer with all the ellipses.

[@curiousottman]

Who knew Rob Lowe was so articulate? Really enjoyed his stories. Seems like a down to earth guy.

[@jameswyrm8]

Point break was dope

[@ChildofYAH_]

hELLyA

[@scamtoons]

The ex presidents are Surfers

[@JK-vc7ie]

If by dope you mean the greatest movie of all time. The. Yes.

[@mr.eastcoast3879]

"Utah! Get me two!!"

[@jameswyrm8]

@@JK-vc7ie Heat was good too

[@shellshocked5765]

Point Break is my favorite Swayze movie, then The Outsiders. I love hearing about behind the scenes!

[@JerichoGreen1]

Please say, "great movie," one more time.

[@JerichoGreen1]

@Collidiscope 😂😂😂😂

[@georgeorozco4646]

WHAT!

[@georgeorozco4646]

@Collidiscope 😂🤣

[@quinnrollen]

ROADHOUSE!

[@iggypopisgod9]

They are both baked.

[@MrWoodMan23]

Patrick Swayze was intensity personified in every role he ever played. 👍

[@matthewlloyd3651]

“[Swayze] would show up to set having not slept and want you to listen to his new demo. He was like.. a lot.” 😂😂😂😂

[@DerekBee]

He was most probably using a bit of Angel dust....

[@spencermonteiro1319]

HardPlays Angel Dust? Nah more like coke

[@atlantean1209]

I see you just repeated a quote from the podcast. Cool.

[@matthewlloyd3651]

Atlantean120 don’t worry: “Nobody puts Baby in a corner.”

[@bobbywu9846]

geekin

[@covfefemaga9567]

Swayze was an epic actor and a nice guy.

[@z104ful]

Joe "he was gorgeous" Rogan

[@ImYourHuckleberry_29]

Just watched Point Break on Netflix after years. When that film came out and I saw it it was so palpable and emotional that to this day I have so much visceral feelings that I cannot put into words. I miss that time because of how innocent we were and how art would bring these feelings out of us and sadly that doesn't happen for us anymore because life has passed us by.

[@loyalist.city.g]

Point break was badass!!

[@jimcarroll1743]

I know exactly how you feel and point Break is one movie that makes me feel the same way.. emotional roller coaster from the feelings that were embedded when i was 12 watching it in the theater ,but one I treasure to this day

[@iamkamsai]

I miss the Eighties! A time before technology ruined everyhting.

[@weareallconnected237]

Blockbusters I miss.

[@iamkamsai]

@@weareallconnected237 yep a time when you actually had to organise the meet up with your buddies at the cinema!

[@lebrondajames1019]

I’m only 26, born in 93 but I couldn’t agree more. Social media and information overload has created madness.

[@truenorth5975]

Yup. Back then, a good idea or recipe, could be the start of a new restaurant. Now you are lucky to get a few likes.

[@truenorth5975]

@Donny Nightmare I'd be 14-21 years old. Perfect timeframe.👌

[@americanviking8053]

“I want you to be nice, till it’s time to not be nice”.

[@samscharp3367]

I just watched Roadhouse again the other day. It's one of those flicks like Diehard and Shawshank Redemption that I have to watch whenever it comes on T.V.

[@texresident7026]

I got to see Patrick Swayze perform "She's Like the Wind" in the late '80s at the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo, the main performer that night was Larry Gatlin and the Gatlin Bros.

[@thebluecollarhero]

@@texresident7026 That f'n rocks

[@thediscostu4127]

I love that Rob Lowe talked about Youngblood. I don't think I've ever heard him talk about it

[@jasoncutshaw8401]

Patrick Swayze is one of the Best Actors of all time

[@IsaiasMGPalafox]

Read the book in middle school, then watched the movie a few weeks after. Great book great movie. R.I.P. Swayze. 🙏🏼👏🏼

[@st0n3p0ny]

That song that Rob didn't want, on the Dirty Dancing soundtrack, became one of the highest selling albums of all time. Up there with Thriller and Back In Black. He wrote it and performed it... People also forget that he was hilarious. To Wong Foo was epic.

[@danleeworth]

My two faves are Roadhouse and Point Break. Patrick was just so likeable it didn't matter what role he played.

[@baloothepibble8421]

And all this love for roadhouse in the comments but nobody mentions “ coolest dude ever” wade garrett aka Sam Elliot. He caught dalton’s hook with ONE hand!!

[@viperrecords3288]

Rob Lowe low key hilarious roasting Swayze and Keanue lol

[@samfrito]

Rob has great stories. I swear one of his best roles was in St Elmos Fire. Its short, but his lines and persona nail that.

[@bmacavilli]

What’s funny is Keanu was actually a really good goalie growing up, was gonna play in the OHL but blew out his knee

[@anneb889]

bmacavilli I guess that’s where the got the idea for Johnny Utah in Point Break?

[@lashropa]

Man, that is one of my favorite movies to this day.

[@norm-fy5mo]

1:45 Joe sucked that cigar extra hard thinking about Patrick

[@Howard007]

Such a beautiful man, ohhhh gorgeous !

[@Thunda1986]

Honestly unfair how good looking he was

[@negativeindustrial]

Thunda1986 My grandparents forced my mom to go to a school dance with him at Waltrip Highschool back in the early 1970’s because her older sister had gotten sick and couldn’t go. My mom said she hated it. He wasn’t popular at school like he claimed he was, mostly because he did ballet at his mom’s dance school and that wasn’t considered cool back then. True story.

[@stephaniemarie2074]

Hahahha!

[@michaell10]

Ghhhheeeyyyy

[@robertgobla2508]

Hi Joe, I knew Patrick an shared a few beers with Patrick. I met him when I was friends with his Arabian horse mentor Tom McNair who was a good friend of mine, the three of us sat an talked about Patrick making a real movie about the Arabian horse of the desert. I also am a helicopter pilot an eas going to do the flying of my helicopter to make the shots from the air, along with using some of my Arabian hordes in Swayze's movie. Patrick was a real down to earth guy an enjoyed regular people more than the movie guys. It was back when PTrick broke his leg on a escape on horse back on a movie set. Patrick loved dancing as did his Mom an would come up my way to NY to visit. Can't say enough about Patrick being a great an friendy man.

[@HeyouCrow]

Much appreciated ℹ️☑️, Authenticity 📈🔺 HiGH .

[@pennwoman]

Awesome story!

[@LurgsHowToGuides]

Oh man to me Bodhi is his greatest character. Best movie ever. Roadhouse is also great

[@tbone4781]

I watch Roadhouse every time its on. Lol

[@tbone4781]

@Switch Dolphin and Rambo

[@Fakename70]

We all do. But not everyone will admit it.

[@tbone4781]

and Karate Kid and Back to the Future.

[@hart3113]

I used to call the ghost in halo swayze. R.i.p you beautiful soul.

[@robertfailla293]

Swayze was so good, wish there were more stories about him, tragic

[@ericsbuds]

miss Patrick Swayze. love his films!

[@gregorysagegreene]

'Next of Kin' was a great movie, in his later days. - you forgot that guys.

[@MRENTERTAINMENT36]

HORRIBLE???? Road House is a GREAT movie!!! And he's not a bouncer he's the COOLER

[@dougdavis8986]

Dork

[@Laneous14]

Pain don't hurt.

[@IPlayOneOnT.V.]

"I'm on my break."

[@cresporules]

@@IPlayOneOnT.V. Stay on it.

[@IPlayOneOnT.V.]

@@cresporules You're either really dim, or you didn't even see the movie.

[@tralfamadorian3081]

I remember Swayze in that TV series North and South

[@JakeMcalister620]

Joe “she’s like the wind” Rogan

[@barryweyandt2682]

Joe:" Can't believe they were giving you guys beer at such a young age" Well with what we know now about Hollywood and kids it shouldn't surprise anyone.

[@jimh3500]

Rob Lowe seems like an awesome guy. I’d love to sit at the table and listen to his stories. Swayze was awesome in Point Break and so was Keanu Reeves and Gary Busey and John McGinley. Awesome movie

[@BakiSmaki27]

Swayze was a really interesting cat. Really enjoyed this part of the interview.

[@Jayrock-ky2ky]

Booze wasnt the only thing they was giving them

[@ratiounkn3210]

Exactly what i wanted to say.

[@TheTristianNetwork]

@Mot Doai that's a good point.

[@johnrobertson2150]

@Kristopher Carmona Bipolar probably explains it better!

[@saiborg3992]

Were giving him

[@johnrobertson2150]

@@saiborg3992 were giving to them.

[@inkledoodle6503]

Love ‘Young Blood’. A classic underrated 80’s style guilty pleasure type film. Rob Lowe, Patrick Swayze and Keanu Reeves playing junior hockey!

[@chermebrownsauce8049]

Patrick still one of my fave guys out there! He was a true star, to me he was like the McCoughnahey of the 80s, kinda. He could dance, sing, fight, do comedies, romance and action movies, and be awesome in it. Love the guy! Wish he could live longer to be in more and greater movies. But he was a star in one of the best eras on pop culture. Sam Elliot and Keanu also being one of my faves, gotta love Roadhouse and Point Break. Patrick made such an amazing duo with both actors. Love the vibe of these movies, along with DD and Ghost. RIP ma guy, u a legend in my book!

[@miguelitocunsuelo7200]

Keanu has come a long way but he was a terrible actor back then! Haha

[@HeyouCrow]

Truth ℹ️☑️

[@emilycarter2492]

Fun fact: the reason why the fight scenes between Patrick and Marshal (Dalton & Jimmy) are so good, is because they spoke and agreed that for once, they wanted to give the audience a real fight. All punches/kicks were thrown at 100% and no camera tricks were used to make contact look harder than it was. They were both trained in various disciplines, so they were able to know the parameters for the fight scene and just battle within them. They both suffered serious injuries in order to make one fighting movie where the audience was not cheated. Jimmy’s cut eye and the blood running down his face was real. It was from a high roundhouse kick that split a gash in the skin. The grunt when Jimmy busted the log across Daltons middle, was because that was not scripted, and it broke 2 ribs. They kicked the crap out of each other in order to produce the most authentic fight scenes ever recorded in a major studio film. Both actors were amazing and the level of fighting is why it’s a cult classic. Their sacrifices and dedication to real combat sports escalated a mediocre script to excellence. Roadhouse deservedly earned a permanent part of our popular culture history due to their ethics and commitment.

[@michaelsix9684]

I live about 2 miles or less from the house where Swayze grew up. Nice home, and it's eerie to walk streets where he once lived.

[@ModeratelyAmused]

Looked up the picture with Patrick standing on bricks. It appears Rob was doing it too. Might be why he remembered it so well.

[@Brooklyn3955]

Swayze was unique for sure. The only actor I can name without research to make the ultimate girl movie (Dirty Dancing) along with the ultimate guy movie(s) (Road House and Point Break) as well as one of the greatest girl and guy movies (Ghost).

[@hunterkembel5012]

And outsiders and red dawn. Red dawn was my favorite when I was a kid that and point break. Didn't watch roadhouse until later on in my teens but those 3 are the best.

[@davidjasonmilligan9980]

Love that movie the outsiders.. So many legends and i remember having to read that book at school and then being able to watch the movie..

[@kevinwright5106]

Put the TV miniseries North and South on the list! Underrated!

[@deconry]

Just saw it for the third time, recently. It, and Patrick are awesome.

[@Michael.S.Ryan.]

Shwayze was the Man. I just Covid watched Point Break before I saw this too. Sad he’s gone. He was an amazing Human.

[@xeftones]

Point Break is a master piece. Patrick & Keane Reeves

[@angelvalle9963]

Patrick was a legend everything he made was awesome.

[@prankgirl9112]

I hate, hate, hate how Joe interrupts when his guests are talking about something super interesting to look at a Google image or to just talk about nothing. So effing annoying. I wanted to hear about how they gave 15 yr olds booz.

[@jojospeechy4761]

Yes. I love Joe, but he interrupts too much.

[@jeffo1108]

Howard Stern is the same way. Can't listen to him anymore.

[@prankgirl9112]

@@sarahdenton8098 Why would he want to deflect from the topic?

[@sarahdenton8098]

@@prankgirl9112 Well it's like with most celebrities, they always tend to want to deflect from the real life problem with how kids are being abused. It's a touchy subject no doubt. Not to mention, that's how Joe Rogan is. The guy's attention span is all over the place. I'm sure Rob Lowe didn't want to get into it himself, since I'm sure he's being abused as well.

[@kittensugars]

I have been swooning over Rob Lowe since 1985-ish. He played the deaf/mute in "The Stand". I wonder if he has framed "tiger beat" covers in his house, lol.

[@margaretburnham5683]

Patrick was absolutely stunning. It such a shame the way things ended