Shia LaBeouf & Kristen Stewart | Actors on Actors - Full Conversation

[@lomartinez9192]

This interview is like watching depression and anxiety have a conversation with each other, and i fkn love it.

[@Cerothel]

That's a crazy good explanation for this.

[@MAllen-jl7pv]

YES. This is so accurate lol

[@raquelennis3584]

Amen!

[@lazykidentertainment7244]

Yassss and it’s like they’re coping with each other

[@rozernaroha3169]

True'

[@krisj827]

Whoever decided to pair these two together deserves a raise.

[@treycallerman6514]

comment stealer

[@bbdass4598]

Defo.

[@AlbertV90]

I've always wanted to see these two in a film. This is like a dream cast duo.

[@trlb5671]

100% This is psychology gold. So incredibly fascinating.

[@s.e.telise2889]

Seriously

[@KelticLegend]

He's just disarming her again and again, but in a secure, gentle kind of way. What a dude.

[@friendship6668]

He got in her head and she was surprised to be seen. She's so heady he asked the right questions. Such a great interview.

[@Pooty2003]

Love this comment 💯💯💯 spot on

[@billyalarie929]

he is an absolute champion.

[@flyingflynn99]

perfect way to describe it, his genuineness is so off putting

[@user-kz8bt1os1i]

That makes me fall in love with him

[@mikehancho7172]

When Shia said that he felt so dissatisfied in life and Kristen responds with “..but this is your life?…” and he said “Exactly.” I felt that so hard and his delivery is gutting. Shia has a presence that transcends computer screens man

[@olivia8352]

Can you give me a time stamp?

[@kaylabritt7486]

@@olivia8352 22:40

[@Voodoorai]

@@olivia8352 22:40.

[@Dissmiss2013]

I did start to get annoyed when she started talking over him after. I wanted him to go deeper in explaining himself

[@lucakat9262]

@@Dissmiss2013 maybe it just made her feel uncomfortable and that's why she did what she did.

[@BeatsFromTheBong]

Shia commending her power of quietness is an amazing compliment I've never heard someone say before

[@LargerThanCats]

And it didn't even seem to register with her, kind of disappointing. Shia has such a calming energy and Kirsten is even giving me nervous ticks.

[@mellowillow]

Spencer What he was saying felt very relatable in that moment though I’m not sure she really understood it was a pure compliment.

[@BeatsFromTheBong]

@@mellowillow yea she's likely not used to receiving compliments in such a stern way especially on camera.

[@lancejames7072]

Spencer yet, ironically, it’s only her talking & talking about herself on here. She should’ve practiced that quietness. Shia seems like the more interesting person

[@89ludeawakening1]

@Michael Powell Lmao... spoiled??? So you honestly know nothing about him and how he came up pretty poor because his dad was a drug addict and his mom supported them by making crafts? Chances are you're way more spoiled than he is!

[@Tilly236]

I honestly think I could talk to Shia for hours. He's a 'skip the small talk, let's get straight to the existential stuff' type of person. I love people like that, but they're so hard to find.

[@saltycashew9807]

Yeah he seems like a deep guy. It's hard meeting people who can be deep, most are just superficial

[@andreahopeorg]

Me too, let's chat!

[@grayk7455]

I try to be that way. Ive been trying to go to a group where we just talk but everyone seems to just talk about "tame" or surface conversations. It'd be nice to go a little heavier, deeper. It's hard to be the one to do it though.

[@Tilly236]

@@andreahopeorg Hi, fellow deep person! What makes you happy?

[@Tilly236]

Well, now I'm thinking there are lots of us but we just didn't know each other existed...

[@Alexisrenee337]

Shia is that friend you can talk about weird things with at 2am😭

[@batissta44]

underrated comment.

[@AA-gw2ry]

...while being high!

[@midday_walk]

Hahahahahahaha

[@toohache]

They both are 🖤

[@jenz28_]

well,he has an aquarius asc lol

[@b3An404]

This wasn't even an interview, it's just like therapy and I love it

[@mikenoss7496]

Change the show from “Actors on Actors” to “Shia on Actors” NOW.

[@sharainewing]

I AGREEE!

[@HyacinthArmor]

JUST DO IT!!

[@bogodargnatiuk5300]

NOTHING IS IMPOSSIBLE

[@bogodargnatiuk5300]

MAKE THIS SHOW COME TRUE

[@KSN30]

NOOWW

[@Sare787]

She's nervous AF cause Shia sees right through her soul.

[@thomasrainbow]

@E A The longest I've gone is two weeks and I felt like I could build a tank and take over North Korea.

[@XVXMENES]

I honestly respect Her way more as I did!

[@piotrmitrega2765]

they should play something together

[@mettana1]

Sorry Sare787, for me, her nervousness was an important part of the process as well as his seemingly having it all together part.

[@maloneaqua]

Sare787 he’s not afraid of silence, or holding eye contact ~ kinda makes Kristen look like a bumbling nervous wreck

[@AracelyMarie]

He is the type of person that looks at a person and sees them.

[@RainsWorldVegasSlots]

AracelyMarie ThAts why she’s so nervous. She’s afraid he will see she is acting - even now... there’s nothing inside of many of these actors. Empty empty empty

[@gmchessplay9043]

Yeah a lot of empaths are like that, it’s to do with childhood trauma so you can see the inner child of other people/adults. It’s those without an inner child that are scary and malignant to an empath.

[@AracelyMarie]

Rayndom Nayme Empath here! I relate to his soul on an many levels. I’m so glad you understand the depths of an empath. Not many people do.

[@gmchessplay9043]

AracelyMarie Yeah I’m 25 and just now separating myself from my childhood trauma triggers, most vicarious, but still debilitating.

[@gmchessplay9043]

RainsWorld VegasSlots Actors are the opposite of empty, how else would they be able to act? She’s nervous because the conversation is triggering memories for her and it’s is being physically displayed in her body.

[@aimeemarie5462]

I'm so glad that we have come to a time in society where people are FINALLY willing to accept that Kristen has anxiety when it comes to interviewing and that that's perfectly FINE. She got so much hate back in the day and it was so unnecessary.

[@FDALl-ms5kg]

You say that like it had anything to do with her anxiety. It was everything but

[@marianar.9966]

@@FDALl-ms5kg and what everything would be?

[@user-ke4hi2el5k]

@@FDALl-ms5kg wdum?

[@jaky411]

I like how imperfect and so down to earth she is and yet succeeds at acting. She is a fine example of someone that makes a lot of social mistakes just like any other human does but hers are seen as a bigger deal because she is a star and she still manages to overcome those personal struggles and seemed to have really grown into herself and accepting herself more throughout the years😊

[@clarisselarue151]

@@FDALl-ms5kg it was all uncalled for, her being stuck there that young. Hatred for her year after year

[@aaccrr78]

God. I’ll never understand why a lot of people dislike Shia and Kristin I mean they’re both just so honest and genuine.

[@xvoidgamer]

Media....media manipulates everything for views...

[@WhatTheFlexx]

Ashley R that’s why people don’t like them, the people that don’t like them aren’t honest and genuine so it makes them dislike them.

[@madnessmikemo4379]

most people dont like what they dont understand me Personal I give people the benefit of the doubt people didn't understand what shia went through in his life so when he screwed up they all turned on him Because they wanted shia to act a certain way the way they where Used to and when they seen a Different part of him they split those people are called In the sports world Bandwagonr's And watch when he starts acting like the shia they are used to they well jump right back on the wagon but in my eyes hes been winning all along just in his way If you live life trying to please everyone else but yourself that well end up in you Trapped on an island in the middle of nowhere subconsciously,. lol sorry I get deep when it comes to him that's my dude !!

[@a.madison9625]

They're both narcissists who say and do things that offend most people. He's been abusive to women and she got caught cheating with a married man, even though she knew his wife and two kids. These aren't things that decent people give you a pass on. It's not that hard to understand, plus in her case, she has no range as an actress and people get tired of seeing her play herself in film after film.

[@josuec]

@@a.madison9625wow! we are not supposed to use direct facts here, we mumble pretentious nonsense till we are in "the moment" like "real" and shit. you just don't "understand" the beauty of watching this two masturbate their ego

[@Ceecee236]

Shia has something good going on here. I wish he could launch a podcast where he just has actors come and expose their most vulnerable parts of their mind with him. He's the right one.

[@midsummernd]

omg

[@ODANNEK]

Agreed. Shia is a personality that just screams for his own podcast.

[@potusforus9331]

AGREED... I’m available to co-host. 😁🙏🏼🌍👁✊🏼

[@katiemarie9411]

@Ry F WTF dude chill

[@MrSatian666]

Ry F who hurt you???

[@sophiesalerno2143]

The way Shia sits back and watches her and lets her tangle up in her own words is kind of adorable

[@sophiesalerno2143]

He seems like he likes to get deep and intimate and she seems like she is more closed up until she is comfortable with someone.

[@tiana2028]

Same here

[@an6350]

he's a good listener... the type of person who gets you to actually open up because after a bit u know they care for real

[@noracampuzano4452]

Absolutely

[@amaturearcadia]

Really because I see it as condescending

[@jakobwichmann7953]

I feel for Kristen in this interview. Shia is so deeply honest and direct which seemingly scares her when he goes straight for the brutaly honest questions that requires you to be 100% grounded in your own skin. He does an amazing job answering her deflections, whilst not letting her off the hook on the hard questions that can be difficult to face with great follow up questions to really have her dig deep.

[@nicholasstewart7990]

Well said!

[@MaryMary-sn7hh]

Yes! And that’s exactly why I personally think Shia is an awesome person & deserves forgiveness from his previous ill behaviors

[@user-ut5ki2fi6b]

I think she did a great job even understanding what he was asking most of the time. When she said, "Do YOU think that?" it does get to the point of, he's actually making a ton of statements about his views while framing it as a question. He didn't really answer questions too deeply, he framed most things as questions. I do this a lot too and there are some unfortunate implications about that.

[@thegreypath1777]

Shia is a good interviewer.

[@KrisBryant15]

I would probably have ''gay panic'' sitting across from Shia hahahaha

[@diegomegi7369]

Shia is underrated beyond comprehension in the movie industry

[@diegomegi7369]

@Marina Prp facts!

[@angeljones5953]

He is out of this world. Phenomenal.

[@amparopastorrunschka5678]

He is not, since the beginer everyone knows he is a great actor

[@KJ-je9pm]

The guy deserves an Oscar!

[@BeardofHorrors]

Fuck yeah

[@howequalspeace]

Shia looks at her like he has the words to help her, like he’s been where she is and knows exactly what to say

[@youtoober2013]

She's in denial.

[@FrancoKTA]

youtoober2013 of what?

[@youtoober2013]

@@FrancoKTA Why she does what she does. I couldn't know though. I just meant she's clearly backing away from Shia's perspective in this interview. Her sarcasm is telling. He knows what acting is. Unless you've seen others who've been through what he has, they don't. Many people are great without reflecting on what they're doing. Many others reflect and can never be great again. A select few understand what they're doing, why they do it and do it exceptionally. He's actually getting there. She's lost. Charlie's Angels? Really?!

[@FrancoKTA]

youtoober2013 You should watch her Hot ones interview (the hot wings show) she just did. I think you will get a better understanding of why she acts the way she does. It start the same as this one you know she is kinda on the defensive. But you see her open up as she can tell from Sean’s questions he is asking genuine questions and I actually curious about who she is as a person. I mean remember how much shit she got when those twilight movies first came out. And even after they were done she constantly asked about her relationship (which was super messy if I remember right) and about the twilight movies. If you ever seen her talk about those movie you can tell she doesn’t give a fuck about them. So I think she just grew to hate interviews and is alway instantly defensive at the beginning of them. Like she thinks your going to take jabs at her so she throws them first. TLDR: Watch her hot one interview. I think it will change your outlook on her and help you understand why she kinda defensive in interviews. It did for me at least.

[@youtoober2013]

@@FrancoKTA I was disappointed in this interview _because_ I watched the Hot Ones interview when it came out. This one obviously happened first. That's why she mentioned Shia off-hand. Thing is Sean is amazing at what he does, but he knows well that his job is to make his guests as comfortable as possible, so they can open up to his personal questions under the heat stress. The whole premise of the show is genius. Taking interviewers out of a show is also smart. That's why I usually enjoy actor on actor interviews... and especially comedians. It's not about the people it's about the art. She acted like this was an interview about her... it wasn't supposed to be, the whole purpose of these interviews is to be more vulnerable and open with the chemistry between the like minded. Shia was really diving in -and immediately like she noted, to the point of the interview. It may seem like she doesn't want to reveal some side to herself or something, but in reality it's because she doesn't even know that side of her herself. That's why she does movies that no one hears about and then a movie like Charlie's Angels... let alone start in a movie like Twilight. The drama involved with that position should have been obvious. She's clearly always felt uncomfortable in regular interviews, which is the reason why she shouldn't have felt weird in this one, but she made it weird. This is coming from an "agent told me to do it" perspective and I think that if she was confident in the reasons she wanted to act like many certain strong females that she has in underrated films, then she would be able to talk about it. _Especially_ with another actor _ESPECIALLY_ with a guy like Shia... -no, there is no guy like Shia... she wasted a great opportunity to figure out why she uses art as a conduit for love. The way she talked about her family... sad. Reminds me of that kid from Pewdiepie's latest Dr. Phil episode that doesn't talk to his mom because she doesn't do anything to make him "relevant". It's a sorry case of being lost in life, only in Kristen's case here, she actually has talent and a seemingly really cool personality, but it's all the chips you hold on your shoulder that ultimately weigh anyone and their craft down. Shia on the other hand is constantly shedding even every skin. Charlie's Angels? Seriously?!

[@MiloCantTalk]

It feels like Shia asks questions but already knows all the answers.

[@sicfith6006]

Shia knows what you are thinking right now.

[@justinblakeney3466]

@@sicfith6006 Shia can stop crimes before they happen but doesn't.

[@chuks9887]

Fully agree 😂 he seems so wise and just smiles and says yeah I know whay you're talking about

[@Landlord0fTheFilthy]

This is the interaction you get when the two weird kids sit at the same lunch table and realize they have alot in common . And I truly love it

[@monnomestletien]

Strong Breakfast Club vibe, not gonna lie.

[@Landlord0fTheFilthy]

@@monnomestletien 100% !!!!

[@hans-petermuller9457]

I totally get that. I 'm uncomfortable being placed with people I don't know closely, I'm a little geeky in some ways. At our employer's christmas party I came to sit beneath a colleague who I thought of as a bit nerdy and insecure. After a while we started talking, and the exact thing you described happened there. We share a lot of similar interests, laugh about the same things, and she has become a good friend since then. A colleague asked me afterwards if that wasn't a terrible evening, sitting beneath her all evening. No. It was great.

[@MotiveJayy]

This is how artists talk.

[@Landlord0fTheFilthy]

@@MotiveJayy ain't nobody trying to hear that bullshyt stop it quit trying to put famous ppl in different categories because these are both weirdos no matter how you slice it

[@ericaflores5134]

When he said "I am deeply dissatisfied in life..." That was extremely vulnerable and real. Loved this dialogue.

[@autbot6911]

Erica Flores yes!

[@danig9071]

That was sad, and she said she felt the same way.

[@astoldbynickgerr]

I wonder who is satisfied in life, and ... How? / Why? How?

[@danig9071]

A ViRGO I can tell you how I am. And I’m being earnest. You probably won’t like it tho, or believe me.

[@liveinavan12]

When was that said at?

[@whitechain011]

Shia's eye contact is legendary. He's an exceptional conversationalist!

[@osirispluto8782]

Love Shia

[@reposingg]

@@cesspool1676 i gotta disagree with you entirely

[@dr.martinlroberts1908]

@@cesspool1676 less intelligent*

[@jaspreetb1547]

@@cesspool1676 I cant believe you judge intelligence based on words instead of how thoughts are organized...

[@mallorylyn1]

SrtJunkie okay, your argument is actually null. If you had paid attention during the interview, you would have realized he used two extremely advanced and intense vocabulary during the first 7 minutes; “galvanized” and “litigious.” That’s right. Go look it up in a dictionary. So if you’re chalking IQ and intelligence up to solely vocabulary (which is a shit way to judge intelligence by the way) Shelia’s easily in the gifted population. So you just fucked yourself. Tah-tah :)

[@alexdominguez1370]

"You gotta know the power of your quiet". - Sia LaBeof That got me!!

[@umchinagirard1800]

Yes and I think she does but didn’t want to admit that as powerful quiet ness a bit manipulative and covert passive aggressive toxic controlling behaviour

[@shweeleigh1616]

Shia?

[@Floresquivel2003]

Which part?

[@RickyMackie]

I wish more people understood quiet people like he seems to. I’ve had too many people ask “why are you so quiet?”, it comes across as condescending and judging.

[@janmetdekorteachternaam3673]

@@RickyMackie Which you -judge- as condescending.... It can easily be a genuine question from people who would like to simply understand why you are being more quiet than they themselves would be. As to get an insight into your thinking, which they don't get if you say nothing out of your own initiative. Apparently they are interested in you and you make it out to be something negative. Geez... Also, people who are not quiet by character are often only quiet when they feel left out or not at ease. It is not so strange that they project this onto other people as well. Maybe next time someone tries to involve you in conversation, you can think it is nice of them instead of having negative feelings.

[@nicholesanderson6348]

This artist-to-artist interaction needs to happen more often. Interviewers, no matter how good, never get to this level of realism. Loved the chance to see this intimate conversation.

[@micaelambm]

The thing with Kristen is that she tries to awkwardly joke around a bit, I think in part because she's so anxious, and sometimes she mocks him in a playful way to lighten up the mood but he doesn't let her have it, he is so proud of his responses and interested in deep diving into the other person's feelings, he emanates that "I understand that you're trying to be funny because you're looking for relief from this serious thing we're talking about, and I know you're doing things like these because you think what you're saying may be silly, but I want you to know that I take you seriously" vibe. He has such a powerful energy and it's a joy to hear him speak, he has definitely a darker side to his words, but it's just a part of him speaking the truth.

[@LargerThanCats]

Amen! His frame is so strong, unshakable even.

[@IvanPolyansky]

absolutely.

[@deiontemorrison1327]

True

[@100lyvette]

So on point! I love his intense and serious approach, and how unapologetic he is because that is his norm. Ever since he’s released this film I have researched his interviews and realized he’s absolutely misunderstood and mislabeled. People are not used to his cerebral level of conversation.

[@ShaunaOSullivan]

Omg yes!

[@Theimmortalmisfit]

It seems like an old brother interviewing his sister. I see intense nervousness on her part and intense compassion on his.

[@darvynm541]

lol isn’t it disappointing when your only comment is a bot trying to scam

[@JoshuaDavies04]

Darvyn M nonesense! Can’t you see all they quality time being spent with their kids... while at the same time typing scam messages on KZbin? Now THAT’S quality! On second thought, maybe Helen should go back to work. She seems like a really shitty parent.

[@EMMYBUENX]

The Yellow Aurora YES

[@Lincorn1]

yes... im so impressed by how grown up he seems. Do men like these really exist.

[@ambercotrone]

bumple dicken My thoughts exactly 🙄

[@superkat_2308]

“ I love failing a lot” -Shia Lebeaouf I want to be in that mindset. To not be so overwhelmed on perfectionism

[@malahm9164]

When it comes to acting you’ve gotta love failing

[@carlossantana738]

Perfectionism - A word to explain something unattainable.

[@thebrazilianatlantis165]

He was in a good place here. For the Fast Times table read more recently he was not. Hopefully he's not doing recreational drugs because if you need psych meds, which he does, you also need to not do random drugs that weren't prescribed to you, it does not work. You literally can't evaluate accurately what your psych meds are doing. And that's the kind of failing that ain't worth shit.

[@shobhakumari6523]

Nice ...Idk!!! But....His past History is so Disturbing!!!! Does People know Shia Labeouf has Many Abusive Allegations by All of his Ex-Girlfriends.He is literally Described as a "Psychopath".

[@DEOtunes]

Failing*

[@greymatters14]

She has a nervous energy the whole time whilst being totally engaged mentally, This interview, in my humble opinion, is about as authentic as you’re going to get in Hollywood today. Really interesting and insightful.

[@random22026]

It IS authentic, isn't it? But the venue feels like New York to me, for some reason. This is not Hollywood energy...

[@HoonAgain]

Shia needs to do his own podcast interviewing ppl like this WE NEED this, he’s so f’ing interesting to watch interact with others off script Hot Ones was GOLD

[@shan0997]

Jeff Hoon- So Bloody true!!👏👏👏 He and Trevor Noah!!👏👏👏

[@DelayedJet]

Agreed, he's a very passionate and admiring man.

[@MK-pj8wr]

Legit, I only watched this because of Hot Ones.

[@jamesgracia8643]

Because he actually listens

[@rumogre]

B-a-a-a-a-a

[@simpleplanfan011]

I love how Shia just rolls with Kristen's way of expressing herself. Megan Fox was right, he's truly an angel.

[@georgemartinez5092]

simpleplanfan011 Megan fox said that?

[@louzer2566]

Shia is a fucking G...he got Kristen to open up like never before.

[@TranceEternality]

@@louzer2566 Gemini man and Aries woman. It's very common when these two signs meet. If they can get Shia and Emma Watson to talk eachother, he would get her to open up too.

[@NewYork0riginal]

@ncsam 000000 relax

[@sugaryheaven4089]

@@TranceEternality Shia LaBeouf is actually an Aquarius rising and Kristen is a Gemini rising.

[@taochi100]

I believe anyone who has battled with anxiety, awkwardness and or a bit of depression gets these two

[@franciscatv9681]

For sure!

[@roycema]

I very much vibe with kristen. I just don't really stutter or take breaks on convo. I'm just so anxious it's more like uninterrupted stream of consciousness.

[@sandraterrones2939]

It helps me understand my son

[@codyrinehart5479]

You’re seeing a rainbow and pointing out just one color of it. When in reality the spectrum is much bigger.

[@CatelynnMarie]

Facts. I literally feel like I’m watching myself interviewing myself

[@RealMKproductions]

I love this. Shia is freaking digging deep. “You gotta know the power of your quiet” 🤯

[@sentientbeans]

Legit made me cry

[@Whiskey_Jane]

🙌🫶

[@andreae2200]

she didn't know what to say to that. you can tell she actively avoids digging into herself

[@nternetrat]

ik shia asking such. good questions.

[@tophadam9616]

Damn my boy Shia just gave her a therapy session. So much anxiety, he’s been there and you can tell he empathizes with her. Great interview

[@Michigan_dad]

So true. His words are meant to say " I understand"*

[@KrisyKreme]

Right 👏🏽

[@Thurrak]

Shia needs to just have a show where he talks to people. I love it.

[@paulanthony312]

Loved Up with Shia LaBeouf

[@TRIBOY16]

It would be cool. But it wouldnt work, unless the other person is as deep and open minded as KS

[@Eddy-dn1jx]

That's called a podcast

[@airnidzo]

@@Eddy-dn1jx Podcast, i hate that word. Why not just "talk show?"

[@Joe-vz1ck]

@@airnidzo when I hear talk show I immediately think of something like Jimmy Kimmel or Conan. Maybe that's why people just differentiate with the term podcast

[@Micoolaw]

Shia needs a KZbin channel already. He’s already part of the community

[@killersushi99]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/e6PCamx_m9BrfsU

[@SydneyJesson]

Micoola should be exactly something like this, or about him lol.

[@erikamohrmann7986]

"I need to obsess about this thing until I understand why I'm so obsessed with it." I feel this so deeply

[@diannagonzalez8498]

I feel like a third wheel watching a therapy session.

[@beaceballos_]

Yes! Shia can retire from acting and be a therapist. He knows stuff...

[@camscima]

tbh same.

[@NicoleParnell]

Dude. this was painful. She needs to chill the f out.

[@aniokay]

Yes. I felt like that too. I think that perhaps is a defense mechanism on Shias part. And Kristen just seems happy that she can talk with someone on her intelligence level/weirdness level, IMO

[@sailormoonstone5172]

Bruh😭😭😭

[@dwightschrute4560]

Shia is taking her more seriously than she's taking herself.

[@drape-bq8qg]

@JD Mack I can stare deeply into someone's eyes... Give them 100% of my focus and attention... All because I just want to bump uglies with them... {{ACTING}}

[@drape-bq8qg]

@JD Mack I'm just living my truth.... {{Judge me not}}

[@drape-bq8qg]

*when you get into your 40s... You stop pretending... There are no more delusions of grandeur... The fantasies are just that... No time for the role playing... Just be open and honest about what it is that you want...

[@drape-bq8qg]

@JD Mack mmmmmmK

[@drape-bq8qg]

@JD Mack I moved out of my parent's home at the age of 17... I joined a gang if you will... I lived with black... White...Mexican gang members.. I sold drugs.. (acid, x,coke)... One of my best friends was shot in the back of the head by one of my other friends... I realized I had to get out of that lifestyle... Those people... I left My home at 17 because of a distant father and a bipolar mother... My father was/is a Preacher... I left the gang life by 22... I moved away from that City... I left everyone and everything behind... I never once even glanced back to look at what I had left... I stop selling drugs... But I continued to use them... (coke) Was my favorite... I worked hard.. Played harder... I had many sexual encounters with many strangers... My life was empty... I stopped using drugs... I started working out... Eating healthy... Thinking healthy... I met a good woman... I turned her bad... She was 100lbs soaking wet... I am 220lbs... She was/is stronger than me... I changed when my first born took her first breath.. As I gazed into her beautiful brown eyes... and she stared into mine... I knew I was never going to be the same... The air was fresher... The moon was brighter.. The sun was warmer.. The days were kinder... I've lived a life that has had many wrong turns on dead end streets... But I'm still here... I never wanted to kill my father or fuck my mother... However... The the purposes of this reply... I do want to fuck the above mentioned actress.. *A man can dream*

[@alxestrada87]

Shia acting like an interviewer then switches to a therapist then back to interviewer lol

[@Chinchillin-bro]

Haha, that is it!

[@arrowspice6421]

this is it !

[@a.madison9625]

They both need therapy. She for serial cheating and him for being an abusive a-hole.

[@shobhakumari6523]

Does People know Shia Labeouf has Many Abusive Allegations by All of his Ex-Girlfriends.He is literally Described as a "Psychopath".

[@layton6202]

@@shobhakumari6523 do you seriously have no life how many of these are you planning on doing you waste of space

[@XoXoDezix]

Shia really goes out of his way to make people feel comfortable and I love him for that.

[@ClaraBowInThisLight]

Shia seems like the most gentle and genuine person you’d ever meet.

[@worrywirt]

Idk... he seems like he has an anger problem to me, or at least some deep ass issues. But it's not really his fault, trauma does that to you

[@ClaraBowInThisLight]

empty sky he has PTSD. I do too and I can tell you people with PTSD usually react very strongly when put in a traumatically familiar situation. I don’t think that’s part of his nature though. But obviously I don’t know him that’s just how I see it.

[@grizzlyboys3234]

Getting constantly beaten with the "He will not divide us" gave him the PTSD.

[@johansmallberries9874]

Haha he’s known for physically attacking costars.

[@worrywirt]

@@johansmallberries9874 didn't know that but glad my intuition didn't let me down!

[@angelsrolltheireye]

Why do I feel like this was more of a therapy session than an interview.

[@babbaruff1045]

😂😂😂👏👏👏

[@marlencampos3171]

Angelicia lyngskor I agree

[@user-ct5vs2tq9z]

Shia has a gift for listening, with his Aquarius Ascendant, Mercury/Venus in Cancer, Jupiter in Pisces, this is an individual with incredible patience with people, and true desire to want to understand them. I doubt he understood everything she says but he's probably not a very judgmental person, he's trying his best that's for sure. He knows how to put people at ease, and when he speaks of LOVE he means it. Aquarius/Cancers (and Libra/Pisces to a degree) are the signs of therapists. I was surprised how many therapists I knew personally had those signs prominent in their charts.

[@Brandielc25]

Yes and those that have had therapy got this right!?? :)

[@joefarther8652]

LuCiD saTTva that’s true but your bringing incredible shit into and degrading your point leave the star signs out

[@amandacole6673]

Shia is kinda mesmerizing. Kristen thinks so many thoughts that she can't quite get them all out. I feel like that a lot.

[@saranshspeaks]

Exactly. I have so many thoughts running in my head at a time that it is difficult to articulate myself.

[@Canadian97467]

I am suspecting that Kirsten may be on the autism spectrum. She said several things that point in that direction. For instance having such a hard time getting herself started in the morning. Many autistic women are gay or bi. Autism goes along with a lot of anxiety. Acting isn't an obvious choice of career for an autist, though...

[@Canadian97467]

@DAVE ADAM (1) It's not a fictitious condition. (2) I am not imagining anything particular about her personal life. I'm just noticing that a number of things that she revealed about herself match the diagnostic criteria for autism in grown women. (3) It's not about being horrible to her. She is obviously plagued by a high level of anxiety. This sort of thing can be debilitating. It's actually really sad that a lot of women don't get a diagnosis and struggle when they could, instead, get the proper help and support. Autism is an invisible disability, which unfortunately goes hand in hand with a high rate of suicide. The growing awareness of it is a good thing, both in terms providing more adequate help to those affected, but also in terms of showing the proper understanding and care to someone who doesn't function like most people do. (4) Kristen doesn't provide enough info to know for sure if she has high-functioning autism, but it's a possibility.

[@Canadian97467]

@DAVE ADAM There are several straw men in what you just wrote, and I won't take the time to correct them all. You sound like a fan and I am sure that you know a lot more about Kristen than I do. Autism isn't a fictitious condition. You are the one who is uninformed if you think that Jenny McCarthy is an authority on the matter. Within the autism spectrum, there is a variety of IQs. Many geniuses are actually on the autism spectrum, and many historical figures are suspected to have been autists. If you are right when you say the following, it actually supports my suspicion instead of undermining it: "She is in fact high functioning genius, incredibly intelligent, incredibly well-read, highly introspective, and also somewhat shy." That's what a high-functioning female autist looks like. They are otherwise known as nerds.

[@Canadian97467]

@DAVE ADAM Autism isn't a mental health issue, either. It's a developmental condition. My sister has it, and she is a bank director.

[@chrisashley57]

They need to do a movie together. I’ve been obsessed with both of them as actors since even stevens and panic room.

[@cjsheu]

The first time I watched this I thought the same thing, but then I rewatched it and caught how Kristen loves short bursts and can't sustain, while Shia loves long takes and falling into it. Working together would be hell for both of them I think

[@chrisashley57]

@@cjsheu it’s the most drastic differences between two humans I think I’ve ever seen in a room together. I think that’s why it would be so great. They are both so amazing at being who they need to be to play their parts.

[@sab5043]

I was going to say…I love them both, and some people don’t. But they are wrong. I think there’s a genius in them both.

[@itssarahbeth]

And Holes!

[@joshuabakken6552]

Shia should host his own show where he just talks to different actors. He is great at getting personal and diving into peoples psyche.

[@jdtv50]

He did a lot of diving into his own during his childhood. If you’ve heard him speak about his upbringing, he’s definitely had more time than most to think about himself and how to articulate himself better so that people REALLY understand what he’s feeling.

[@tangerinesarebetterthanora-v8k]

Shia's to real for late night TV.

[@ineffable1129]

Reminds me a little of William Shatners interview shoe.

[@detaineepyramid]

@@tangerinesarebetterthanora-v8k This is funny, it is; After the chuckle the immensity of how true the statement is persists. Your statement is an amusing "accidental epiphany." :D

[@yohan1004]

He could just have tv show on youtube, and it can become really big !

[@eeltap]

Someone please give Shia his own show. I could watch him interview other celebs all day.

[@amandaderry5422]

Yes

[@amandaderry5422]

I could listen to him talk for hours

[@gregorypeters6393]

I was thinking the same thing! He’s just awesome and horrifically underrated.

[@scioli700]

He would prefer to interview ppl off the street tho not celebs

[@kool3884]

eeltap 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@swagatbehera3401]

Shia can make people get out of their comfort zone . Carry on dude.

[@killersushi99]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/e6PCamx_m9BrfsU

[@mary-anneslaven5677]

I luv how these two communicate, in many sentences they don't even complete their sentence before the other picks up what they are trying to say, they finish off each others sentences, it is amazing how well some can connect and understand each other.

[@thecircledance]

He's a good interviewer. He was so focused and listening to her, and he didn't try to talk about himself much.

[@Canadian97467]

Maybe it's his calling.

[@shelleycunningham6499]

he didn't have much opportunity to talk about himself - she didn't ask him any questions that weren't throw backs, "what about you?", to questions he asked her

[@tjpm]

I was thinking that exact same thing.

[@rnshi]

I think went in knowing he was going to play the part of interviewer so that he could control the situation and deflect questions easier, and she sense this and took the role of a person being interviewed. I think he's REALLY self aware and intelligent, and perhaps a bit manipulative.

[@samuraibeluga3749]

@@rnshi i wouldnt call it manipulative, i see it as great room reading, adapting yourself to who you are talking to, without him triggering her in a way the conversation would not have momentum, at least thats the vibe i get from her aswell, she is clearly introverted so she needs that spark ignited by the other person, without him taking that role in the conversation there would just be a void. If anything his energy is nothing but friendly, otherwise she would just answer things way more directly and briefly and close down.

[@jedimindtrick75]

"My instinct is better than my ideas" I love that line.

[@VictoriaAshley23]

I felt that in my soul.

[@medlprnt]

Trying to watch this is like eavesdropping on identical twins having a conversation in their own language at times.

[@v3rsatilempath]

Omg perfect description

[@jwulf]

Completely this.

[@cs5889]

You can tell Shia has been taking his mental health and doing what needs to be done. He has a lot of great advice and self awareness.

[@Fridate]

Shia doesn’t even know the talent he has. He always talks about being in the presence of greatness and not feeling good enough but he himself is next level!!

[@Yharazayd]

Angel Atomate-O’Connor truth

[@roboroller83]

He really is some sort of magical person

[@anthonyd507]

He’s is humble I the best way possible.

[@swiftaudi]

A lot of people are really critical of them selves. One it keeps them striving to be better and two it keeps them humble and nice.

[@wattiedog]

i must be missing something. tranformers series is one of the worst in history, is he good in something? comes across like an arrogant douche to me

[@nhhv7]

"Do you know the power of your silence?" damn, his mind. He honestly sees things in a very perceptive way. Edit: (this is what i meant in a bit more detail) As an introvert, this really made me see myself in a different way. When i share my thoughts i share it to those close to me, and those who i trust or respect. thats also power. i used to see myself as weak for not jumping into conversation but that sentence from shia changed that perception. it really struck me!

[@emilymelchor3207]

I agree. When he said that it made me realize how the way he looks at things can have a bigger perspective. Being quite the way he explained it was speechless

[@Tilly236]

That's seriously made me think about the fact that I'm a quiet person. I never thought about it having power.

[@misstees1778]

@@Tilly236 I was thinking the same thing.

[@unbezo398]

@@Tilly236 I'm quiet too and it makes people uncomfortable. They think I'm weird.

[@sacr4450]

no Bro I feel like so many people out there don’t think for themselves, so when they hear something like what he said they go crazy over it lol. Like people, you must think deep yourselves.

[@keenb641]

As someone who is interested in active listening, Shia is a treat to observe

[@360.Tapestry]

and yet he lets her go on for so long

[@timnelson7689]

@@360.Tapestry that's what he wants though. Just as the OP said, he's interested in active listening.

[@DefeatLust]

@@360.Tapestry Yeah... that's what listening is...? Lol, huh?

[@shobhakumari6523]

Does People know Shia Labeouf has Many Abusive Allegations by All of his Ex-Girlfriends.He is literally Described as a "Psychopath".

[@ExtravertmE]

It's called "love-bombing"

[@jennifermeyer4248]

This interview is fire. I love his intensity and her vulnerability and vice versa…it flows so easily and pulls the viewer into their lives. I appreciate being let into their personal bubbles in such a real and raw way. Very very cool.

[@kxxshx3627]

He listens so intently to her, like he’s trying to learn something. And I didn’t realize I liked Kristen Stewart so much. I love how she puts a sentence together.

[@nathgomez4750]

Kxxshx because she doesn't give him the chance to talk. I like her but sometimes she starts asking him and never ends.. Don't you think?

[@friendship6668]

She's brilliant. I'm glad he knew it so he could ask the deep questions

[@eclipse5954]

@@nathgomez4750 i feel like that's because she's so used to being interviewed by an interviewer that's the only one asking questions, so getting a chance to ask back must feel weird for her! She said at the beginning that it's weird interviewing another actor and he said something like "I could pretend to be an interviewer" and that's kinda how it went, like I don't think she's used to not leading an interview, so she doesn't know what questions to ask him and stuff, yaknow?

[@janetoss]

You mean how she struggles to put a coherent sentence together?

[@friendship6668]

@@janetoss she was very clear i thought.

[@Breething11]

I just want to hug Shia. He seems like such a genuine, deep, but still hurting individual. I really hope making Honey Boy is a big step forward for healing himself.

[@FarlesNCharge]

Falcon, please do. Amazing movie of his!

[@Czechbound]

Well said. We've all f?cked up - Shia just did it on a bigger scale with more notoriety than most. But he comes across like a big brother. And it's great that he's so open about his struggles. And he is a movie star in the best sense. He's always the best thing in whatever he's in.

[@jasonlieberman4606]

I don't think he's hurting more than a lot of celebs... it's just that his mistakes were very public and he's been so open about his trauma.

[@ClickClickCSS]

honey boy is the distraction for us. HOLLYWOOD is what made SHIA the way he is, not his father.

[@LupitaSin21]

I personally can totally relate to Shia unlike Kristen she's just weird to me. 🤷

[@ajtaylor8750]

This is chemistry on another level. They really just seem like they get each other, and maybe it's because of the loveable awkwardness of them both. Great interview.

[@clearlythuydoan]

I feel similarly. I came here thinking, "Oh, they're both really awkward but IMO good natured and very misunderstood" lmao.

[@user-jm6gp2qc8x]

Ok boomer

[@NicoleParnell]

Only bearable to watch because of Shia. Kristin barely completes any of her sentences...

[@kcoose5356]

Ok bitch

[@olivialeigh5359]

Aries and Gemini = great communication & intellect

[@shaunah.creations9233]

I’ve never been into an interview where I’m like I can’t stop watching this. This was amazing. I loved how deep they got with each other.

[@YumiMadeUp]

Kristin is such an overthinker. i love her. she's a complex human being.

[@thebrazilianatlantis165]

She's very lovable, and I hope she can get the right meds that make her mind not race like this, because I have mind-racing anxiety too and it really sucks.

[@marianne22222]

@@thebrazilianatlantis165 no one needs meds for this, we gotta stop always seeking pills lol I have this too and it takes a while do manage tbh. Talking with myself helps a lot

[@thebrazilianatlantis165]

@@marianne22222 "no one needs meds for this" Absolute nonsense. I would know. If you can get by without meds I am happy for you and you are not in the kind of boat Kristen and Shia and I are in, so don't say "no one," it's preposterous.

[@janmetdekorteachternaam3673]

@@thebrazilianatlantis165 You can get by without meds as well. Meds might be a temporary solution in cases where someone is already too deep into their own beliefs their feelings of anxiety (or depression) are so special that it can not be overcome like the rest of the population do/did, who also experienced depression, anxiety etc. And some to a more extreme level than yours, that is one certainty you always have: someone else had it worse and also managed their way our. The long term solution is to work on your self image and decide you want to be better. And that is very, very, very much easier said then done, but it is the only way out. Cognitive (behavioral) therapy can help with this, but in the end it is the decision you make yourself. Keeping yourself numb on medication, so you will not have to deal with your demons is not the answer. And almost every doctor outside the US will tell you so and only prescribe medication as part of the treatment and not as the solution to the problem. Good luck on your journey of becoming a self reliant human being.

[@janmetdekorteachternaam3673]

@@thebrazilianatlantis165 I'm not sure why you deleted your comment. Even if you disagree with someone, why is it so hard to explain why? You said: - "decide you want to be better" _Wow_. Mental illness gets much worse than you think it does. "You can get by without meds as well." No, I literally can't. - If you have other mental conditions in addition to 'anxiety' you might need meds, I was talking specifically about anxiety, because that was what your first comment was about as well. Noone needs meds for 'anxiety', that is an American invention that has spread to some other countries. You don't get meds for this where I am from. And not because of a lack of resources or something. There has been a pretty extensive discussion about the use medication for anxiety and the research does not indicate this is a good long term solution. Maybe in some very extreme cases the SSRI's for short term use (few months up to approx. a year) to make the therapy a bit easier to effectively start, but definitely not longer than a year and definitely no Benzodiazepines or TCA's. And it is not needed, it makes it easier (or less difficult I should say). Anxiety is best dealt with behavioral therapy, hence the 'decide you want to be better'. Which is obviously a simplification, as behavioral therapy approaches the issue in a more elaborate way. You so easily say ' I hope she can get the right meds for this' , but when someone says that I also read ' I hope she can get the right life-ruining addiction for this' and that is why I argue against this 'meds are the answer' view. It is the lazy way and it does not solve the problem. I am sorry if you feel insulted in any way, I do not mean any of this to be. I am also very sorry if you are brainwashed into believing you are going to be dependent on meds for the rest of your life. That is a crime. Good luck.

[@booblap]

Shia's presence is almost unnerving.. it's so rare to see someone be so raw and real (in hollywood & in real life) and you can tell Kristen is like "oh,, so we're answering answering"

[@ele9875]

Agree the way he just said it said how extremely desatisfied he was in his real life i was taken a back, kris too. He s this unnerving way to be honest. You don t expect that and it s compelling. He inspires me. Makes me want to mirror and be sort of unrestraingly honest. Yeah talking to him must feel like an experience

[@shobhakumari6523]

Does People know Shia Labeouf has Many Abusive Allegations by All of his Ex-Girlfriends.He is literally Described as a "Psychopath".

[@charlottehardman1292]

@@shobhakumari6523 That shocked me after watching this interview. I wouldn’t have guessed that he was an abuser, I guess this is the perfect example of never really knowing people via a screen.

[@layton6202]

@@charlottehardman1292 and this is another perfect of don't buy in to all the shit people say with no proof

[@damagecontrol7]

@@layton6202 so they have to show the pics of the bruises or it didn't happen

[@rosecouturelamp]

“I don’t know if there’s anything more intimate than creating something with somebody” - Loved that.

[@m3mphis_chick944]

timestampleazeeee ty ty

[@jennaderea5652]

Dude...these two together is the most amazing thing I've ever watched. The understanding and compassion they both have and the willingness to be forward with everything. No words can explain.

[@mbPhase23]

Shia is in such a grounded space. His energy seems balanced and peaceful and genuinely interested in other human beings.

[@wrkr]

I got that same vibe. You can tell he sat with himself for a while and really soul searched.

[@mbPhase23]

@Sultan King I am an alien or something

[@davidcla2457]

@Sultan King 😂

[@wrkr]

@Sultan King I wish you luck dealing with your illiteracy.

[@orangewarm1]

Not sure about that. His exes have described him as the opposite.

[@sag2007ama]

I don't think they have more issues than other people. They are just more aware and honest.

[@isabella8885]

Yes and also celebrities with millions in their pockets

[@ZemarRed]

nah, just pawns

[@ericab1302]

I had to like this because it was at 665 👹

[@a.madison9625]

She's never been honest about anything in her life. She got caught lying and sneaking around with a married man, then she was in the closet for years before her own mother outed her, she got caught lying about how she decided to work with accused pedophile Woody Allen, then it's "I'm sooo gay," then two weeks later, "I'm bisexual," then "I'm fluid, isn't everyone?" the list is endless. She couldn't tell the truth to save her life. She's the biggest fake in Hollywood. She changes her story daily.

[@zycielle1726]

Wow! I think that is TRUE!...

[@msamberk]

So glad Shia is getting the respect he deserves finally dude is brilliant, flawed, honest, open hearted and beyond talented and deserves to be acknowledged

[@is6684]

Their conversation is so deep that I am having a hard time following it. But I cannot stop watching!

[@YeseniaFernándezWaldron]

Let's stop bringing Kristen down due to her anxiety but instead acknowledge her courage to step out of her comfort zone as a form of living. Kristen has anxiety and that's what makes her human which I respect her for being so transparent. Shia has come so far and that is due to healing which shows through his interviews and craft. This duo shows how conversations are so crucial in today's society. Think about the well-known geniuses/creators who have been shut down because of their awkwardness. These actors are relatable and that's why they stand out off and on camera no matter the harsh criticisms.

[@budyfixit]

Charlies angels is a flop!🤣

[@budyfixit]

@T H E C H I C H E N yes, and now im broke

[@TheEpyonz]

Exactly. We are all human.

[@imnotthefathericanproveit98]

Did she have anxiety when she cheated on Pattinson? 🤔🤔🤔🤣

[@MrNategeo]

I dont like her because she's a shit actress I'm sure she's a nice person she just always looks like she's pooping

[@LoneLionLeo]

Imagine Shia and Keanu Reevs interviewing each other

[@Ouijacom]

lets make this happen! imagine the questions...

[@HonestPleasure]

Oh. My. God. YES

[@ottman91]

If this happens, the universe will implode

[@Kate-kf2of]

I’m here for it..!! 🤣

[@Eightball528]

*Insert shocked cat meme here*

[@christianfranklin4081]

I love Shia’s leisured attitude he is seems like a down to earth guy

[@stupididiot6993]

Randy Cody stop

[@Rave.-]

@Randy Cody being a dumbass.

[@joshuasmith6346]

Was it the dirty shoes hes wearing. I wonder if he bought them dirty or he got them brand new and dirtied them on purpose just to appear down to earth.

[@alc8479]

His outfit to the interview looks like he grabbed whatever was on the ground to mow the lawn

[@neoism]

@@joshuasmith6346 those kind of shoes get fucked up in like 30 minutes after wearing them... he just seems like the kind of guy that doesnt buy new shoes ever Saturday... he probably had those for years

[@SarmisthaRoy-y3l]

They are both so brilliant and interesting. One of the best actors on actors conversations..

[@stephgee07]

I’ve loved Shia since he was a child actor and him saying he feels like he isn’t good enough around people who went to school to become actors just breaks my heart. He is so good at what he does. From serious films to transformers.

[@simbadraven5915]

I agree. I relate to Shia as a person, from my perspective. I love him. He feels real to me and he struggles deeply in a personal way , just like i do. He thinks and feels deeply, and when you're surrounded by insincerity and shallowness it is super super depression and anger inducing. I feel he is burdened by these things, and i love him for that because it makes him someone i can relate to and know im not the only model of my brand of human. Life is extremely Hell riddled when you have a full reservoir boiling underneath your skin and there is very little outlet, often NO Outlet at all aside from creative writing, to release little star systems worth of your inner galaxy. A firestorm that needs to burn if it is to survive, and everyone who encounters it attempts to lock it in the freezer. This continually reoccurring directly produces extreme anger, resentment and depression. Jesus, if i could give you this feeling, you would understand the burden. P.s.: Once i started typing this i kind of blacked out and just started expressing myself and i actually forgot i was simply replying to someone, sorry if it was long winded. But everything i said was honest so ill just keep it the way it is. Peace and Love to you. We share Love for Shia, i think that that is significant.

[@christ.3296]

Honestly the movie where I knew his talent was so beyond the norm, was in the movie, "The necessary death of Charlie Countryman". Holy shit . That movie was an experience ♥️!

[@christ.3296]

Oh and he was so good in The Peanut Butter Falcon and obvs Honey Boy!

[@heathledgerish]

I thought he was excellent in Fury

[@nunyabuziness1162]

i loved him so much in "fury"...man this cast got a great chemistry....

[@alhsaux]

Shia is like that cool uncle who listens to you better than your dad Edit: Sadly this comment didn't age well, sorry.

[@umchinagirard1800]

Yes

[@ergoblack7178]

And then marries your mom.. 😂

[@Stopthecäq]

@@ergoblack7178 ... ...

[@user-np6tf8zx1u]

Rofl

[@schlumpy982]

@@user-np6tf8zx1u is this a certified rotfl moment ⁉️⁉️⁉️

[@theodorehobson759]

Kristin: “I am completely on your page.” Shia: *smirks* “I know you are, I watch it.”

[@louisaamabel708]

I got chills

[@parisg155]

Time stamp

[@rocklee619]

@@parisg155 23:53

[@Murayo1984]

I don’t get what he meant😓

[@parisg155]

Murayo1984 he sees her for who and what she is.

[@HarleyMeseekes420]

I love when Kristen talks about having to read it out loud and let yourself experience the piece as close to first hand as you can because there is something in the work that you crave. Her mind and the way she articulates feelings hits me so deep it’s hard to explain.

[@COddietsch]

He needs his own show.... unscripted, uncontrolled life talk with other actors.

[@amnaa472]

100% agree

[@Sueco_Suave]

Like a podcast 😄

[@SilverFlame819]

I honestly don't know a single thing he's in, but I've seen him in so many KZbin things. He's just fascinating. I would totally watch that.

[@WildxSage]

Totally

[@gamermom1950]

Yes!

[@Khepera_ominis10]

Shia looks like a therapist and Kristen looks like she came to him for help lol

[@mikeposner8563]

That’s because he’s the alpha. The dominant force. If he wasn’t guiding the conversation from that position the dialogue would’ve gone no where important and there would be nothing of value to take away from this video. Luckily Shia took it upon himself to manufacture an interesting conversation. Did this bimbo even ask him a single question? No. Did she talk about anything other than her gash? No. C’mon Actors on Actors, pair someone better with the great and wise Shia.

[@dbrown4960]

@@mikeposner8563 What kind of incel are you you misoginistic trash?

[@videogamers2136]

Dorias Marron She’s just anti social so he has to lead in the whole conversation

[@ImDougDimmadome]

Mike Posner I think you’re just projecting whatever incel bullshit that’s infected your perspective on to a social situation. Shia is way more zen and accepting, doesnt mean he’s dominating the conversation. On the contrary, because he’s so comfortable in his own skin he doesn’t project on to Kristen or ever feel like he needs to lead. That’s the entire point. Once you reach a level of personal growth you dont feel the need to be anything other than yourself. Kristen still looks like she has a long way away from being not so self judging and over analyzing.

[@ImDougDimmadome]

Mike Posner How was that a joke? If you’re an incel wear it on your sleeve proudly dont be a pussy and backtrack lol

[@nickharley2344]

These two help me accept my awkwardness.

[@sarafina03]

Yes.

[@shobhakumari6523]

Does People know Shia Labeouf has Many Abusive Allegations by All of his Ex-Girlfriends.He is literally Described as a "Psychopath".

[@am.starzz]

@@shobhakumari6523 he's been through a lot in his life which is not an excuse but an explanation. he has ptsd which leads to many similar outbursts and reactions to someone who is abusive. he is clearly not a psychopath and that is a very big claim to make. watch his movie honey boy.

[@shobhakumari6523]

@@am.starzz I have watched "Honey Boy". I understand he has gone through a lot in his Childhood but that does not mean he has not made Female Victims of his own. He needs help or Advice to at least cope with his past and People need not to just pass a (No danger) when there is obviously females affected by him.

[@jenlynn818]

To me, Shia is on the same nuanced, brilliant plane as River Phoenix. When I see Shia act, I know I'm seeing something of his pain. He's incredible.

[@SS-dp7lt]

Excellent comment

[@tiyanawilliams5070]

Ooo that observation is deep

[@bethpettit3894]

Also, Shia was so amazing and respectful in his questions but especially how attentive he listened to her. I don’t think he interrupted her once when she was speaking. Not even when she was struggling to get her words out. He also also replied to her on topic of what she just said and proved he was 100% attentive and present. I really just got a lot of respect for this guy. He’s intelligent, well spoken and sensitive. His PR team has been asleep the last 15 years.

[@rajnakhanom312]

Shia talking about how he is deeply dissatisfied in life, and he can’t enjoy things in life other than while he is on set was the most mind blowing analogy I’ve ever heard. Crazy. I think it’s quite an interesting way to apply to many other things in life.

[@thebluebloom]

Shia is intimidating. Not in a bad way at all; he seems so focused and genuinely concentrated & interested on what Kristen has to say. He has this very concentrated stare.

[@JTPCovers]

I feel like he could be murdering me but also making me feel like I matter 😂

[@scarlettdracoblack4454]

@@JTPCovers well THAT comment didn't age well...

[@Vulture2k]

Man, the dude skimming the line between genius and madness, the girl a walking panic attack. This is something else to watch. I wouldn't be able to interact with any of them without constantly shaking my head about how far removed from my way of thinking or living they are and still I love them and I love their passion.

[@Plan-ETs]

how do you see your way of thinking as different from theirs?

[@Vulture2k]

@@Plan-ETs well for a starter they both seem to be very spiritual and creative people while I am very logical and scientific.

[@heatherwatchesstuff]

I’m so obsessed with this. I come back to it all the time because I feel the way Kristen speaks is how I speak - there’s so much I want to say and sometimes it comes out too fast and not as clearly put as it feels in my head. And Shia is such a force of intellectual prowess while also being warm and inviting and he just makes me want to think more about everything at all times. Shia is so underrated and beautiful and Kristen is rarely this outspoken so this interview is so special.

[@Atilakus]

She usually say 3-4 sentences that were just not needed. Its not that you have so much to say. Its more problem that you are not able to find the right words and you keep talking instead of working on the thought you want to express. Just take your time. Its better to be silent and speak slow than what she was doing there. This interview could have 10min and you would get same information value from it if she would be able to express her thought clearly.

[@Mari-sm9zp]

Fucking same like people commenting "anyone know what they're talking about" or about anxiety etc. like ok. But I get everything like it's weird cause I've never seen such raw shit from actors and something that's so reflecting of how u act on ppl who r super amazing at what they do. It's crazy

[@detaineepyramid]

I feel genuine warmth from Shia in this interview. He is able to be still, solid-- like a patient anchor for Kristen. She rewards that with truth-- raw, explosive thought and realizations. From watching this video, I feel that it would be a worthwhile experience to simply sit in/on comfortable furniture in Shia's company. I suspect he could hold eye contact, smile, with no speech needed and the environment feel comforting. I suspect Kristen able to share/instill so much enthusiasm/passion that she feels a responsibility to contain herself, for the safety of others. :D

[@metanoiabooks3729]

I literally wrote the same thing. My brain sounds just like that. And if I can't control it people usually tell me the same. Calm down, breath. Or what!? But I don't know which way out of the ten ways to say it is best. Lmao. So.... I don't need to breath as a I can talk fast without having to breath. Always have.

[@hollyanne4856]

this is me too!

[@jaystrickz02]

"You've got to know the power of your quiet, too" - Swag Lord Shia

[@micahobregon9327]

Shia comes off so genuine, and I love how thought-provoking his questions are.

[@MrgoldenRose]

I've watched this interview so many times... Someone said that it's like watching depression and anxiety have a conversation and i think that's hilarious and true.. AND there's such empathy present. Such kind curiosity, such vulnerability, such emotional and social intelligence. I'm thinking lately that everyone could benefit from having acting be a part of our lives. I don't think we should idolize actors but i do think we should admire and observe them as mirrors. Love both of them much more than i did before the first watch. Damn Shia saying how deeply dissatisfied with life is SO REAL.. and i get it. I think we all can.. WE spend so much of our daily life 'acting' and life is easy in those circumstances because they don't demand complexity. they separate us from the rest of our lives... Anyways, great interview.

[@Guy_FawkeZ]

Wow dude that was a profusely comprehensive assessment. 👍👍

[@MrgoldenRose]

@@Guy_FawkeZhaha thanks fam 🙏🏽

[@Guy_FawkeZ]

@@MrgoldenRose Anytime, anytime 👍 . . . real recognize real 💯. Say, I was wondering . . . even though you find her quite anxious, what do you think of her 👣, and how do they compare to Margot Robbie's and Charlize Theron's? 🤔

[@NolaChick82]

Shia is so chill and relaxed and Kristen seems like she wants to run around the room.

[@friendship6668]

Most relaxed I've seen her in an interview actually. But yeah totally

[@quaerendoinvenietis8477]

She’s comfortable with him because he is kind.

[@ozzietv3044]

cause she's an aries

[@IvanSkaro86]

On the side that she curse a lot.

[@piloncillo09]

yeah she look like a little bunny that want to run really far away,and then Shia is like yeah run its ok....but i wanted to talk about this topic that you are interested.... and then she return running XD

[@davemoss8305]

The thing with Shia he doesn’t mind exposing himself on a deep level He puts himself out there. It’s good people can relate 👍🏼

[@sholape]

Dave Moss it’s strategic.

[@tod3msn]

Shia is an outstanding interviewer. Most interviewers laugh at their own jokes and talk about themselves but he actually listens to the person speaking.

[@BadMannerKorea]

It’s not supposed to be an interview and that’s the problem. It’s supposed to be a conversation. This is basically him blasting her with question after question because he’s afraid to talk about himself, or lacks the ability to.

[@miamay7688]

Um, I disagree like Kirsten stated so many times during this interview, this is not the appropriate setting to be vulnerable! 1- they barely know each other 2- this is taped on camera for millions to watch Kirsten is aware of her feelings and who she is, and she's smart enough not to share them with whoever, that's called boundaries! Which Shia doesn't have a concept for, because he can't even feel! So this is just an opportunity for him to capture someone else's capacity to feel and expose it the world! The guy needs help reading his own self!

[@kylehuxted5025]

@@miamay7688 Not true at all. Shia is completely capable of reading himself. He genuinely cares about what Kristen has to say and he wants to learn her as a person. Who she TRULY is. He is a very intelligent individual and he cares for people in a very deep way. Thats why his questions are so thought provoking, and in this video, you can see him focusing on her and really trying to learn and understand her. Which he showed multiple times. One of the issues here is that Kristen is extremely anxious and just keeps talking and talking. There really isn't many times where she stops and really tries to know Shia. She obviously asks, "What about you?" But her questions are nearly as deep or come across quite as sincere as Shia's do. One example of Shia not having an issue talking about himself is when he expresses that he requires acting as a conduit to love. And he finds it difficult to enjoy things outside of acting. That was an extremely in depth and honest answer that he gave. Not something many people would share through such a public setting like this. All in all, I just personally disagree with your comment. He understands boundaries, he is just more capable about being fully open with himself than she is.

[@eyesintheroad]

BadMannerKorea I agree up to a certain point. There’s a moment where he’s asked a question and answers shortly and moves on to his previous question to her to which she replies “this guy”, when he notices what he’s doing, gives a more thorough answer. I feel like he was just very interested in learning about her and maybe trying not to take over the whole thing too much? I mean, from what I’ve seen from him, he loves to talk and be listened, so maybe he was trying to be polite and humble. I never see this as conversations rather like a two-way interview with a specific and personal goal in mind. You don’t get to learn a lot about the movies or even the person, just their relation to their craft.

[@miamay7688]

@@eyesintheroad What about 3:29 "Jesus Christ!"! The camera doesn't even dare show her frustration, she was really feeling bombarded by his questions like the guy was seeing things that weren't even there! This interview reminds me of dates where the guy is fangirling so much, you just can't wait for it to be over, so you can leave and block his ass!

[@higgaroc]

Listening to how hard these two work, how much they care, the meticulous preparation and embodiment, weird processes and obviously profound respect for the art form, and then considering the petty, idiotic media and gossip driven nonsense that comes with their jobs, I feel grateful for venues like this where they can share their real ideas and selves.

[@cheyannadyck4674]

The way Kristen explains things... is like the inner dialogue in my mind. I love the way she explains things, always branching off, then says 2-3 sentences to bring it all together. She goes off on these tangents but says a few sentences and nails it home.

[@nubiasista9709]

This whole interview I was like ‘ who says things like that?’ My god, their way of thinking and their word choices are so far out of what I’m used to hearing. It’s nice and refreshing and also super interesting

[@sethleifheit11]

You may want to surround yourself with more individuals who are willing to talk on this level. Easier said than done, but that’s something I’ve been working on as well as becoming an individual with these qualities

[@youngtwon703]

The knitting needle bit..

[@georgia1986]

@@youngtwon703 time stamp?

[@janmetdekorteachternaam3673]

@@sethleifheit11 It reminds me of the long nights talking with friends in my college/university days. Not everybody is interested in philosophizing about the world, the human psyche and deeper meaning behind things, but I think most of us go through a phase like that. It just kind of ends when you get your adult life together and get into all the practicalities of everyday life as working parent etc. Maybe it is just a coincidence, but apart from these people being pretty young still, they are also probably not in a 'normal' structured life like most of us. A bit like in the uni days. They also don't seem to have their shit together, just like most in the uni days. So I kinda feel that if you go looking for more people who like to talk like this about subjects like this, you might end up with a pretty unstable bunch of people (or a bunch of college kids). But maybe that is what you are looking for. It is not really a positive for me tbh. When adult life happens, the practical stuff is more important than all that 'meaning of life' stuff and when you get kids that answer is answered anyway (and you won't have much time to really think about it all).

[@youngtwon703]

@@georgia1986 lemme find it for you fam

[@alyzza87]

Probably the most authentic one so far.

[@apriladaum1020]

alyzza87 - this was amazing!!

[@Christian-oi7sd]

nah brad pitt with adam sandler was way more authentic

[@megaman0511]

Shia was so attentive to Kristen and understood her on so many levels. She clearly stated that she wasn't good at having a conversation and asking questions but Shia was able to help her hear herself how wells she thinks on the spot. And man do I love her vocabulary lol

[@random22026]

Yup--who says you need 'school'/formal education, to be articulate?

[@anniemarie1965]

Yeah most of her words, if you're very educated you would need a dictionary to know

[@MoniBahaa]

I love how raw and deep this is. They're both recovering from the weight of being a golden child. But they're aware of it and are treating the trauma they suffered as a source of inspiration. They're treating acting as their true creative outlet, unlike more "seasoned" actors who are looking at it as a job that requires skill and is just something to pay the bills.

[@vampirethespiderbatgod9740]

@Carson Johnny stfu moronic ass

[@dielit300]

@@vampirethespiderbatgod9740 stfu and kiss me already 😩😳

[@RubbinRobbin]

@Carson Johnny DID WHAT SHE SAY HIT HOME HAHA

[@renee2599]

Carson Johnny lmao what u even pissed at

[@Rob_Nasty]

@@vampirethespiderbatgod9740 BETA!!

[@hardytruthseeker6164]

Shia is one of the most Underrated actors in Hollywood. Shia should have his own show.

[@corrupt_insomniac]

100%

[@yuko1227]

@Hardy Truth seeker Underrated ? The man was at his pick when Transformers was a thing.. Since 2007 or something idk

[@corrupt_insomniac]

Sparta Lee Being in blockbuster movies doesn’t mean you’re a great actor.

[@londekankomo4073]

this was the most intense, most beautiful and vulnerable interview i've ever seen ... they are both such majestic yet quiet beings , in the loudest way and i could not be more drawn to them both .. their energies are just so riveting and i truly believe that they are highly misunderstood... i could relate to them in so many ways and their minds are truly unbelievable.

[@mariabella19]

YES!

[@4MXW]

Well said

[@kellsbells12]

I love how he asked her actual questions. And she was able to give real answers. Loved this

[@imafan6138]

It’s called a conversation

[@TylerReid998]

@@imafan6138HAHAHAHA i don’t know why that just made me giggle so much cause like literally that’s what’s happening