SCOTT CAAN: Lessons From James Caan, Leaving Hawaii Five-0, Making One Day As a Lion & Settling Down

[@jeremyjoseph7108]

Man, he is straight up and genuine. Obviously his father’s son but love his views on aging, reflection, and being real. Great interview. Loved Scott’s work in Ocean’s films, Entourage, and H50. Great interview. Would love to hear more from him but get why he is gun shy.

[@jefflebowski3578]

Varsity Blues will also hold a special place in my heart as I was a senior in high school when it came out. That, American Pie, and Remember the Titans. Such awesome memories.

[@MrSpock002]

Scott is a "throwback" today of being a man. Frackin' love it man!! Parents did a good job!! I really respect on how real he was in the interview!!

[@sharonjensen3016]

At least his parents weren't Hollywood types. His father was from the Bronx and his mother was from Illinois.

[@slh48]

I was watching The movie enemy of the State with Will Smith and Scott Was one of the special ops guys in the movie I watched it probably like two weeks ago and it’s crazy because everything that happens in that movie actually came true how the government can see and hear every thing especially if you have anything smart and that’s the truth because you can look this up on KZbin people with the Alexa once my wife knew that all those things were disconnected and gave them away I don’t even hook my cameras up threw the Internet just the one at the front door but the way the world is now you got to have cameras everywhere inside the house but make sure they’re hidden and everything goes to a DVR

[@timreed947]

Caan has a better Walker impression for sure! 😂

[@davidharney824]

Recently found this show and love it. Thanks Michael. Your style of interview is great. Seems to help that you know most of the guests.

[@guitaoist]

Just watched “Brooklyn Rules” with Caan last week and it was surprisingly good, his performance was damn accurate

[@JEBossTon92]

It’s refreshing to hear an actor be so real and honest. “Not even about good… just honest.” That’s an incredible philosophy about acting within a scene. Wasn’t expecting to learn as much about the industry that I did. As an aspiring writer and communications worker, this was a perfectly timed podcast for me. Thanks as always Rosey, Ryan, and Co.!!!

[@FinnegansGarage]

this is one of the best interviews you've done yet! And Scott couldn't have been cooler or more interesting. thanks for sharing.

[@DawnFischer25]

Loved the message - learning acceptance - God grant me the serenity - such a beautiful way of processing life. It took a long time to understand.

[@TCT92Graphics]

I honestly think the reboot of Hawaii Five-0 is one of the Greatest Reboots of all time. What an amazing cast and each episode has you on the edge of your seat. Scott Caan and his father have always been favorites of mine, and I'm amazed you got him on the podcast. Plus, I can't wait for Carrie Ann Moss. Loved her in The Matrix!

[@matthewwinterle5475]

Did they make a reboot? I thought Scott & Alex were the original?😅

[@TCT92Graphics]

@@matthewwinterle5475 Jack Lord & James MacArthur were

[@chrispeters3466]

100% agree! So good!

[@chucknorris2418]

The tie-in to the original with the late great Ed Asner reprising his role was a great homage.

[@MikeySkywalker]

I love that show so much.

[@The36thEmperor]

The impromptu Christopher Walken battle was AMAZING. 🙆🏽‍♂️

[@DC-ih8bv]

Very surprising interview. I was wrong for years. I thought he acted like a Nepo baby but he came across very humble, sincere , honest and down to earth.

[@RM-306]

Ready to Rumble is one of my favorite comedys ever

[@angie7164]

Loved his stories from Varsity Blues. Heartwarming tales of Paul

[@BishopWalters12]

I agree with Scott, I think his father's best role and movie is Thief. I also think Garden of Stone is criminally underrated.

[@sharonjensen3016]

I love "Gardens Of Stone." One of the best films James ever did.

[@TeddyTOG]

"We are artists. We create. We never retire." I love this.

[@LNatureblush]

Never watched the remake of Hawaii Five O and not too familiar with his work. I didn't know what to expect. It was a great interviewer and interviewee. It was very enjoyable and open...loved it. I really enjoyed this podcast. Came for Lex on Smallville (and Talkvillle), but stayed for this podcast.

[@mjdf122]

Scott Caan And The Alchemist Are The Whooliganz

[@bluebyyou7504]

Scotts shredded and hilarious in his latest movie. Such a genuine actor.

[@JWoogie66]

Wow this is the 1st time I ve looked him and cant help but see his dad.

[@samsschool3639]

One supercut COMING UP!

[@Brook11223]

Scott Caan is so much like his dad James Caan it's just uncanny. Everything from facial expressions, to body language to hand gestures. He is his father. He is honoring his father.

[@mrvujadinovic9403]

Truly uncaany

[@serenjns]

I don’t know. I see it but he’s still definitely his own man. He’s too talented in his own right to be stuck in the shadow of his dad.

[@mc76]

Scott's comment about Cranston reminds me of Bill Burr's riff on Bryan's role in The Upside. "Why did you get an able-bodied person to play a quadriplegic? Because he's an actor."

[@dougkleen9917]

the only comedians that can say what they want (and not be cancelled) are already huge stars

[@HansCholo619]

Great Great podcast interview....learned alot about the dude Scott Caan.

[@lucy_sylverciasroad]

This episode has my heart. 2 of my favorite men in one video ❤❤❤❤ Thanks a lot for this podcast MR. 😊😊🎉❤

[@ronniesuecogar9744]

Scott is absolutely a true person. I love him and his dad. They are awesome and Scott is my favorite actor and I love the laugh and hes funny. Would love to meet him. I have spunk and Sass we'd get along and have a new friends.❤

[@000274400]

Varsity Blues, into the blue and The Program are 3 of my favourite movies of All-time! Peace Y'all

[@ronineditor9920]

Of all the things Scott Caan has done... I will forever remember him from the Canoga Park Costco (RIP)... I was standing in line behind him on a Friday night. He was buying a tray of baked beans. Like, wait... son of a Hollywood legend, great actor in his own right... this is how he spends a Friday night? At Costco... in Canoga Park!? ;)

[@mothealien]

Pool Hall Junkies is one of my favorite movies

[@bp1321]

I laughed pretty hard at the Walken impersonations. "We're not gunna do them here" proceeds to do spot on impersonations.

[@florada34]

I fucking love Poolhall Junkies.

[@joseftrujillo2732]

What a great episode! Thank you so much! Michael and Scott. I remember seeing Scott Caan in Ready to Rumble one of the coolest wrestling movies movies ever! Thank you for that performance it was a fun movie to watch.

[@TheDogDad]

Scott has a killer Christopher Walken impersonation 😂

[@wendyc2879]

Enjoyed it Michael. He seems like a cool guy. I wasn’t very familiar with him prior. Definitely going to check out the movie, sounds really good.

[@auntvesuvi3872]

Thanks, Rosey! Thanks, Ryan! Thanks, Scott! 🎙 #InsideOfYouWithMichaelRosenbaum #MichaelRosenbaum #ScottCaan

[@TheFROG338]

another great interview

[@speedracer2336]

Most actors never get on tv or do a movie. Scott should appreciate that he had 10 years on a hit show. The majority never get that chance!

[@jdovma1]

Dueling Walkens. Could be a podcast in itself.

[@TheRidgeChannel]

Michael - a chat with Ricky would be fantastic ….

[@gloriagaribay8679]

Thank you!! “If u have the means to see a therapist & don’t do it, that’s a goofy mistake.”💯💯🎩🧸🎀💝💌💌

[@6sixty1gixxer80]

Would love to see Walken come on, tell the story about the 2 mice

[@darnitthelma4247]

And how he got away with murder

[@chrisferguson1911]

Always remember, the mom and kid left in Thief and were never heard from again, i mean c'mon!🤔😂

[@HealthHorror]

It amazes me how these actors think they never have enough money to enjoy life. I am poor and find ways to travel and do what I love. Yes, having a family changes things but I live on an extremely low budget every month. It all depends on what you need to feel like you are having fun. I learned to not need a lot. Don't need first class travel. Don't need luxury. Don't need the high life and then you will be set free. The world is teaching us we have to keep running the hamster wheel until we have excess money. This is not true. If you want something you can find cheap ways to get it, IF you are willing to be a minimalist. Minimalism is the key to peace.

[@ComicBookGuy420]

For anyone who hasn't seen Brooklyn Rules, underated mob movie

[@ICreateThoughts]

I love a manly man. Great interview 😎

[@BixRibene]

I always thought Scott would make a great Wolverine.

[@leannepritchett6323]

Interesting interview so far. Love the dueling Walkens. 🤣🤣. Happy Tuesday y’all 💙.

[@kevinkaatz883]

Lol. "What was the 1st book called"? Volume 1

[@josephfernandez9560]

Terrific conversation. Lots of cool perspectives. Scott Caan come through as being totally chill, open, and approachable. Very human and real. Thoroughly enjoyed this episode.

[@aaronmckechnie4467]

Well said.

[@iamjarrettdean9358]

I am UTTERLY STUNNED that Scott's day to day personality is literally nothing like the characters he's played. I'm shocked. In a good way lol

[@angie7164]

You should look up when he was a rapper. :)

[@mrvujadinovic9403]

Almost like he acts for a living

[@sheilasavage590]

Yep, that's why they call it acting.

[@ThunderPants13]

I get what you're saying. A lot of people tend to play certain types of roles because those characters are easy for them to play because they are similar to what that person is like in real life. That's not the case with Scott.

[@dominique9187]

Scott is à celebrity’ son and a simple an likeable person ❤ Great that he wrote a film and with J. K. SImmons as well ! Fascinating stories and such a moving Paul Walker ’s evocation 💔 Thank you so much Michael, Ryan 💙❤🙌🙌

[@aaronmckechnie4467]

Well said.

[@franktaylor595]

This was a great conversation. Scott seems like a real laid-back cool guy.

[@ryandeffley7652]

My favorite Inside of You interview. 1) James Caan is my favorite actor, so it was great to hear inside info of what he was like as a father and his life outside of Hollywood. 2) Scott Caan is genuine and down to earth, seeming totally normal and non-celebrity. I also share his love of Thief and agree it's Mann's best movie. 3) The Paul Walker segment was really great, and there was lots of inside info you'd never expect. The story of him beating up a guy while defending a woman was awesome. **I wish that Rosey had mentioned Boiler Room because Scott was in that movie with Vin Diesel, which also connects to Paul Walker.

[@SteveTheMovieGuy1]

I had the pleasure of interviewing Scott's Dad for Cinema Retro magazine, and it ended up being the longest career overview he ever granted. However, my abiding memory was how proud he was of his kids, especially Scott, who it plain he absolutely adored. This was around the time of Mercy the film Scott wrote, and Jimmy was pleased as punch to be a part of the film. He told me he was more nervous than usual for a film, as he didn't want to stuff up for his son!

[@guitaoist]

So glad they call out PC cancel culture, gives me hope they know its wrong

[@flandrigan]

This may be the best interview you've done, Michael. There's an ease between the two of you and a flow that is unrivalled and I'm an avid listener. I know Scott from Oceans 11 first and foremost but wouldn't be that familiar with his career but am aware of his continued success. It's remarkable how earnest and kind and level he is growing up with a GOAT like James Caan. I could listen to you guys for hours on end so get him back and get stuck in to his experiences on set etc. Superb work my dude.

[@traceyelliott2902]

Scott has such great life advice! Loved his story about Paul Walker!

[@beast1624]

Paul Walker. An amazing guy. About 18 years ago I went to the Texas DMV to take a 2 day class on motorcycle riding and safety to get a certificate so that when I went in for my license I could skip the driving part and just take the written test (all this at 47, mind you). The 3 or so training films we watched all had Paul Walker staring and he was LEGITIMATE and SERIOUS. Awesome guy. Thanks for sharing this. I was VERY informative!

[@sharonjensen3016]

I can't believe it's ten years this year since Paul Walker left this world.

[@daniela-katerinacarbajal5919]

Awwww you can tell he got sad about Paul walker. When he got uncomfortable he was about to tear up but diverted it. I love him he’s always had a hot ass 😮love his big booty

[@Qfakts]

Pool Hall Junkies is an underrated classic

[@scotta7082]

Just watched Scott's new movie One Day as a Lion. Really, really good movie!! Go see it, you will not be disappointed. Thanks for having him on your podcast. Seems like Scott is one of the coolest guys.

[@jackcurtis4906]

Wish he had addressed why he did not appear in a lot of the last few seasons of 5-0...'course I had quit watching much by then (after Grace Park left)

[@theresemarkham9387]

This week’s episode is delightful. Scott definitely opened up and he has so many great stories. He seems so down to Earth. His Paul Walker story was my favorite. I enjoyed hearing him talk about his dad. Varsity Blues was the first movie that I saw him in. He has had a great career. A part 2 is definitely needed. Love this podcast!!

[@elvisobsessor]

Every time I hear Scott Caan talk, I always wanna be more like him.

[@kati2224]

I sat and watched this whole thing, and kept thinking how like minded Scott and I are. I am glad I stopped to watch this. I have a whole new respect for this guy. Good show.. !!!

[@topbins1391]

Ready to Rumble is still one of my fav movies of all-time-that and Ocean’s 11

[@fernandomaron87]

Joe Rogan is overrated. This podcast is da bomb, as we would say in the 90's.

[@julieb6680]

I could listen to him forever. Such an amazing person...but never spoke about his co-star Alex O'loughlin...they seemed to get along so well...

[@rebeccaoleary3318]

OMG he is an absolute gent and such a cool and talented guy. Thanks Scott for a totally Raw interview. Love you in every role you play. Love from Ireland. ☘️ Thanks Michael.

[@LogamusPrime]

Scott Caan: We are not going to do a Christopher Walken impression.... Scott Caan: Proceeds to do a Christopher Walken impression! Absolutely hilarious ❤

[@josgor9061]

His grandfather was a tough as nails butcher in Brooklyn with concrete hands. Hmmm, interesting…🧐

[@Madbandit77]

James Caan grew up in Sunnyside, Queens, BTW.

[@federationmedia9117]

Mr.Caan has wisdom and grace. Thoughtful. Context with insight and compassion. Honestly, I couldn't help noticing the pipes as arms were revealed, too. 💪

[@captwrecked]

holy crud he looks like his old man. And a gent to boot. Charlie Tweeter is a personal fave

[@scatsandwich38]

That was awesome. Very interesting. Great interview. Scott is an interesting guy. Paul Walker forever.

[@cdfreester]

Scott Caan looks even more like his dad now than he did just a couple years ago. Great respect for Scott's and James' work. I met an elementary teacher of Scott's years ago and she had a fondness for him. Btw, excellent Chris Walken impersonation.

[@brycehansen9932]

Great Interview! I remember I was driving home from visiting San Francisco when I heard about Paul Walker. Hearing his friendship with Paul and some of his stories makes it hit even harder 😢

[@carlyhope]

I love Scott. I didn't warm up to Alert, unfortunately. But I definitely warmed up to this interview. Scott was good in Alert but I was not able to connect to almost any of the characters and then it's kinda hard to keep watching when you don't have anyone to root for. I miss Danny Williams and I miss McDanno. I don't miss the show. But I would so love to see Scott and Alex work together again. I hoped he would talk about it a little more. But I did enjoy all his other stories. And Hollywood is definitely lacking imagination. And it's a business. Sometimes the results are good, often times, not so much. I love the insight in these interviews that comes from both the interviewer and interviewee having the same context which makes both the questions and the answers so much more interesting. Thank you both so much for the honesty and vulnerability. It was an hour well spent. And I could have happily listen for at least another one.

[@celticcello]

I love how forth coming Scott was about his work and life. Rosey you pull the best out in people. Your vulnerability invites others to the safe place you've created. I love meeting such a grounded person as Scott. He was so wonderfully clear about his life and what is what. I loved how vulnerable he was when he shared about the losses in his life. I just lost my brother Ken to brain tumor back in January. And have lost 3 friends in the last 6 weeks. It just means a lot to me to have someone to share their loss so vulnerably. I love how he shared about his life with his father. I could almost imagine what it was like to be in his home growing. He was good at sharing what what he wanted to share but keeping a little bit of his privacy. I love hearing about his work. I look forward to seeing his new film. I didn't know it was filmed here in Tulsa. I almost wanted to jump in and start asking questions. I am in touch some of the film making community. Oklahoma has been very active recently. As with everything there is a lot of politics. Tulsa usually comes up on the short end of the political filmmaking stick. I hope that didn't factor in on his filming experience here.

[@rthomas470]

One of the best Scott Caan interviews I’ve ever seen. Great job. So insightful. What a cool guy.

[@klipser66]

Scott is an absolute great and stand up guy, this is from an interview with his dad where he said Scott saved him from his addiction hell! According to what James said next, Scott once took his anger at his dad's addiction struggles out on someone. "But that's what woke me up, pretty much. Scott went after some guy -- Scott was 15, 16 -- with a baseball bat. He was going to kill him. A dope dealer. My son! It's like crying out of one eye and smiling out of the other, you know? That was like the rude awakening. It was over." What a guy! Love both him and his dad may he rest in peace. He was the GOAT as far as acting goes and he can and I'm sure is proud of his son.

[@sharonjensen3016]

I could relate when Scott said about his dad looking at him funny if he misbehaved. My dad was like that too. Sure, there were a few smacks when he thought it was necessary, but most times he just had to look at me or my brothers if we were out of control. One day my brothers were hitting each other, but as soon as Dad turned to give them a look, they stopped and acted like nothing was wrong. "No Dad, we're not fighting, honest!" They probably started up again as soon as Dad wasn't looking.

[@suechang7443]

Love listening to your podcast and your focus on mental health.

[@radionoakmont7756]

i believe Mr. CAAN is still a true photographer and a true artist always stay by your favorite style of taking a picture it is a true art something that is part of you, im the same way im an artist sometimes you do need to take a break from it and recharge but one day that fire of inspiration will come ablaze something will grab you and your inspiration will shine a bright light to so many others out there and inspire them as well, and what great parents they are indeed very wise and knew you would determine the best from each lesson they gave to you MR. CAAN, making you the best you can be and beyond and Rollerball rules it should have several oscars and golden globes especially for best actor and director as well as best props especially those spike Gauntlets i always wanted a pair just to wear those looked so freakking awesome, you are a true LEGEND MR. CAAN in every sense of the word you and you Father as well.

[@bender75]

I'll be honest - Joe Rogan can't hold a candle to you.

[@fernandomaron87]

I agree, this is my favourite podcast right now, Joe is overrated.

[@GregRones]

Thank you. This was another great episode. Scott Caan is one of those actors I always wanted to see interviewed. Interesting person. Appreciate hearing his takes on things and throwing in stories of his father. I appreciate your content.

[@forcryinoutloud]

Absolutely loved this interview with Scotty, thank you so much for having him on your podcast! Such a good dude & so authentic. ❤️

[@raelenecobb6667]

So sorry to hear about Blanche 😢😢 Glad you've got a new puppy though, they help heal the hurt.

[@James-x5n4p]

Just watched One Day as a Lion, I was so impressed with Scott's performance and the whole movie as a whole.I just wish Taryn Manning got more screen time, she is so underrated as an actress, I'm thinking it's because she's speaking too much truth about Hollywood, "gold juice"........

[@slh48]

Just seen your podcast my TV is on and I’m not watching it so it’s showing different shows and I seen Scott and I still remember the first time I watched Hawaii Five-0 when it first premiered back in 2010 and I watched it every Friday and before everybody start getting smart TVs if I miss the show that I would watch it on on demand now there’s so many shows and Apps you can’t keep up with what’s new I think it was like 2015 I got an apple TV I bought two Snart TVs but for whatever reason I like using the Apple TV and the fire stick on the tvs and I still am that way but no I seen Scott on his new TV show on Hulu and when I came back around I got the name of it and looked it up on KZbin and now I’m watching your podcast👍👍👍👍👍 I watch more KZbin then I do Tv now I have to get Hulu and I got rid of it a few months ago I don’t even know why I have Netflix on my wife likes it but I have Max Paramount peacock Amazon

[@mg-ThisHandleIsSoStupid]

Great interview. Hopefully He doesn't share His Dad'd political beliefs.

[@gagelepard5392]

15:00 i just got jumped by christopher walken lmfao

[@ace360]

My favorite part of Tuesday 💙🙏 Also Awesome name for your new Puppy 👏💯

[@pitpride1220]

You can say whatever you want, you just have to accept the consequences. Freedom of speech only applies between you and the government. The ideal cannot be enforced or litigated. Only the constitutional version can be. You are not guaranteed payment or platform. Getting pushback for something you said isn't infringement. It doesn't mean free speech is under attack. If you are a free speech absolutist, you have to accept absolute consequences. As long as the government isn't restraining or punishing you for what you've said, you're exercising that freedom. I feel like a lot of people expect to be able to say what they want without natural consequence. That's not freedom. That's selfish and weak. Be strong enough to take your licks. Great interview by the way!

[@slh48]

I know Joe Rogan‘s comedy club in Texas when you go there you have to check your cell phone in and I’m sure he does that to have a safe place for comedians and I can say things and it’s not record it to where that comedian will have problems and about Dave Chapelle my wife had to go on a business trip for a few days she’s got to go every year for two days with her team from work I can’t remember where it was but Dave Chapelle was and that city and they went to go see him and they did the same thing everybody had to check their cell phones in And that’s another thing I heard Joe Rogan talking about Dave Chapelle is going to open up a comedy spot in Ohio where he lives I know they Chapelle loves living in Ohio like he walks around and everybody knows him nobody bothers him like he’s just like one of the neighbors in the area he lives in not a lot of people but that is a smart thing to have people check their cell phones in the comedian Matt Rife I believe it was his Netflix special and he was blowing up on the Internet and he said something about in his show about he was in Baltimore and the girl had a blackeye oh and I heard he was getting a lot of problems and women were mad because of the joke not sure if it blew over yet or not I’m gonna have to check it out but I believe it was on his Netflix special so it’s not like you can take people cell phones and it’s not record it because it’s going to be on Netflix that sucks for the comedian because he’s actually really funny everybody has their own craft and style comedy that’s why I don’t compare comedians I mean Katt Williams and Dave Chapelle or definitely the Goats of standup even Kevin Hart was on Joe Rogan and was telling a story about him and Chris rock I forget exactly where they were but he heard Dave Chapelle was in the city they were in and him and Chris rock had a 45 minutes of material they did broke down Dave Chapelle they talk to him and when he got there they told him to go ahead and go up first he said Dave did 45 minutes or an hour and didn’t write nothing down he said they looked at each other and brought up the piece of paper and theater material way Kevin Hart said they Chapelle is the goat his opinion he doesn’t have employees working for him like Kevin Hart he has like 50 people or something like that working for him as a company and they Chapelle when he wants to make some money he’ll get in his truck and his fifth wheel and go to drive to different cities

[@derekgledhill7794]

You guys do an awesome job! I love your podcast 🙂

[@jackcurtis4906]

Saw your show on my YT feed- because of Jonathan Frakes- you are putting out excellent content, not like the canned stuff you see on late night...this is me subscribing

[@johngallagher1402]

Great podcast. Enjoyed Scott Caan’s work on Hawaii Five-0 and oceans Eleven films

[@Lokiawa]

I did not realize that he was Tumbler in 'Gone In 60 Seconds' until it was brought up...

[@aaronmckechnie4467]

Cool dude. Cool down to earth dude. A good man. Good talent. Good conversation. Thank you.

[@Noiru82]

Wow. When the title is the most exciting part of the video. 30 minutes in, still no H5-0 content which is what I clicked for. Also the first interview I’ve seen where the interviewer talks about himself more than the interviewer.