Mel Gibson for "Lethal Weapon" 1987 - Bobbie Wygant Archive

[@lscohrs1982]

I can barely listen to the interview because I can’t get past how GORGEOUS he is 😂❤

[@highwaystar3780]

Lots of Gorgeous Antisemitic Lunatics Out there 😂❤

[@beefsupreme694]

Anti Semitic like the Israelis?

[@dee-smart]

@@highwaystar3780 Wait until you find out how much of an enemy to mankind the Jews really are. Did you know Lord Rothschild created Israel in 1946???

[@aprillynn6221]

Such a good looking guy! ❤ You don't see men with hair like that these days.

[@PurushaDesa]

It's a glorious lion's mane of hair and if I had to place a winner, I would say no one beat Kurt Russell in this era. Escape From New York, Overboard, Tango & Cash - such big hair!

[@tommaxson9798]

When it came to hair…David Lee Roth was the Man!!!

[@tommaxson9798]

Eddie Van Halen probably even more!

[@Notturnoir]

@@PurushaDesayep, kurt russel way better hair, way better dude!

[@finckel2682]

He's one of few migrants to Australia who actually had a link to Australia (his paternal grandmother).

[@jameskelly5672]

Mel has become a very important man, without measure,God protect Mel Gibson and Jim Keivesal!!!

[@sussanfordham223]

Caviezel

[@twomindz79]

Still got the aussie accent here.

[@rodneydockrill604]

Thank you Mel for all your Australian movies,

[@rodneydockrill604]

One of the best Aussie American actors in the world mel is Legendary. Up there with the best.

[@jameshoran8]

And he not even an Aussie being born in Peekskill, NY. His father moved him and the family to Australia when he was young. I was in Australia for 3 weeks on business in 1999 It's very easy to pick up the Australian accent but it's a whole hell of a lot harder getting rid of it when you get back to the States. It took Mel almost 6 years to get rid of it.

[@rodneydockrill604]

My great grandfather and of Scottish American decent grandfather came from LA following the Gold Rush to Australia

[@rodneydockrill604]

On his father's side his grandmother was Australian Opera singer that move to NY

[@rodneydockrill604]

@@jameshoran8 thanks for education lessons he started his career in Australia, movies. Television series called Sullivan's based on WW2 Way before lethal weapon series. I am proud Australian there is nothing wrong with our Australian accent, least I know about our history, do you know yours?

[@GyntherMeyer]

Thanks for uploading this. Weird to see the interview from both cameras but not edited together.

[@tommaxson9798]

Mel Gibson and Paul Hogan in the 80s; I believe were a major reason Australian actors and actresses have now become part of mainstream Hollywood.

[@felixthelmocevallosmorales41]

Bobbie Wygant 22 de noviembre de 1926 96 AÑOS. (97)

[@loayprettyboy206]

Is there a sequel? Yes 3

[@randallreiter9679]

Lol yea, and if they make another one like they are saying, then there will be 4 sequels.

[@Yuurei21]

Is it weird that I miss his aussie accent? LOL

[@amovieatbedtime4716]

Mel just getting rid of ciggie in Nick of time😅, love how open he is, 'star's today way too guarded of their fame and ego's. Mel knows he is a huge star and doesn't care about manufacturing an image or worry about losing his fame, he just enjoys it. Nice interview 😀

[@anothermonday5664]

sheezus, the mane on this dude.

[@felixthelmocevallosmorales41]

MEL GIBSON 03 DE ENERO DE 1956 67 AÑOS.

[@PurushaDesa]

That is such a Shane Black thing to do - to write a final joke for film fans into the script! Reminds me of the way Last Boy Scout ends.

[@jameshoran8]

Shane wanted Lethal Weapon to stop at the end of two with Rigg's death on the ship. Shane played Hawkins in Predator but was mostly there to help rewrite the script if needed.

[@PurushaDesa]

@@jameshoran8 Apparently his original, incredibly dark script for Lethal Weapon 2 ( _Play Dirty_ ) was the proudest thing he ever wrote. However, they decided to go in a more comedy-infused direction and so much of the bleakness and tragedy was sanded down with Jo Pesci's role significantly increased.

[@Bringos76]

Shane's title for Last Boy Scout was originally Die Hard. The producer took the title and used it for Die Hard.

[@toddgrogg8005]

Only Mel, can make smoking look cool.

[@chiefscheider]

Brando and Dean did it first. Check out Streetcar Named Desire and Rebel Without a Cause. They blow Gibson away

[@toddgrogg8005]

@@chiefscheider personally Mr.gibson, style is a whole lot better. Brando and Dean, where great no doubt about that.

[@chiefscheider]

*_AAAYYYYY_*

[@PakRT48]

Hey what's with the cigarette? I thought you can't smoke on KZbin

[@Underhills]

Mel always seems fed up from doing interviews.

[@ProdSangreNueva]

Alpha male interview 🚬 😂😂😂

[@arielherrera1271]

❤😂

[@zerpblerd5966]

something off about Mel here, like he doesn't want to do the interview

[@johnnyappleseed5029]

This lady is a lousy interviewer......never understood how she was ever prominent in the business

[@incognoscente]

Bobbie had a reputation for being pushy with her clients, almost like a passive-aggressive interrogation.

[@zerpblerd5966]

@@incognoscente I've watched lots of interviews with her. My guess is he is just in a mood/hates doing these things in general.

[@incognoscente]

@@zerpblerd5966 He opened up a hell of a lot later on when interviewed by Mike Figgis.

[@zerpblerd5966]

@@incognoscente he's been open at other times too I will have to check that out, love Mike Figgis The Loss of Sexual Innocence one of the greatest movies ever

[@sahej6939]

Would he do a sequel? lol what else is he known for?

[@duskowski]

Even back then, you could see crazy and menace in his eyes. No coincidence he was picked for the part of Martin Riggs, a psychologically unhinged character who had difficulties to control his impulses.

[@zerpblerd5966]

you're delusional

[@mitchelllombard3789]

He doesn't pronounce "can't" like an Australian lol

[@AliceRocha-v6m]

Wird the way you're interviewing we wanr to see his face not the person that are interviewing him so weird