Will Smith, Samuel L. Jackson, Mark Ruffalo and More Actors on THR's Roundtables | Oscars 2016

[@ljdoske2156]

Stop inserting another question that's not even related to the current topic, in the middle of the conversation! Let them finish first!

[@infowazz]

i'll let them know. thx

[@supahdweeb7613]

They have a limited time and wanna cover more ground. They are there for that reason or else it won’t even be an interview; just a discussion.

[@ljdoske2156]

@@supahdweeb7613 I know you're just saying that for the sake of arguement.. But I know that you know what I mean...

[@dumpygoodness4086]

@@supahdweeb7613 1) there's infinite solutions to GETTING RID OF THESE HOSTS (but y'all must remember the REASON the hosts are there: to TRY AND GET FAMOUS THEMSELVES [did we need TWO hosts? hell no!]...which is Sleazy 101)...... 2) you can tell most of the actors will do these roundtables for HOURS if allowed to... (they almost never get to hang with their peers, and instead are surrounded by little people looking UP to them)....BUT I'D HAVE A COUPLE BOTTLES OF BOOZE ON THE TABLE, so we watch them all loosen up over 2 or 3 hours!

[@ljdoske2156]

@@pete3816 I doubt that. Edits are supposed to make videos better.. You don't know what you're talking about..

[@GastonBoykins]

*everyone in the entire room is laughing jovially in response to a well told and insightful anecdote* Stephen Galloway breaks in: "What has been the absolute worst moment in each of your lives? For instance, are all of your parents still alive?" *...ahem*

[@piyaliya08]

I think Stephen Galloway would very much approve of this.

[@ericoliver1603]

lmao so true, i feel like he's just there to get it over with

[@LL-ub9tz]

Time?

[@ericoliver1603]

Louis Lalande bo31411 is just giving an example that is very in character for the gas bag interviewer, he doesnt actually say it at any point

Exactly. Interviewer isn't very linear.

[@IAmHeWhoIs]

I love when Sam Jackson said he just says yes to Tarintino and then Michael Caine says "That's how I am with Chris Nolan"

[@beinerthchitivamachado874]

That was fucking awesome!

[@westvirginiagroyper485]

Two favorite directors and two of the best character actors

[@okok-ko4pt]

time stamp pleaseeeee

[@WingsofDestiny123]

44:59

[@jediknight73]

Lol

[@omersirias]

Will Smith 2016: "I just couldn't connect to violence being the answer, love had to be the answer." Us 2022: "well that was a fkin lie."

[@heightnotfound3874]

whats the timestamp

[@omersirias]

@@heightnotfound3874 beginning in highlights.

[@floop74]

So many times Will was talking, I was like... and what happened with Bad Boys 2 then lol

[@aryamizrahi887]

First time seeing the video, as soon as he said that I went to look for this comment 😂

[@NightWolf-VII]

“Love will make you do crazy things” like violence 😄

[@supahdweeb7613]

I still can’t believe Samuel L.Jackson is 70. He could pass up easily as early 40s.

[@aprilrawls8929]

Supah Dweeb maybe 55 at best

[@magnetacyan5032]

Black dont crack

[@perfectbeat]

@@aprilrawls8929 Yes.

[@maul8384]

All part of the plan

[@FeiTheVillain]

@@maul8384 The Black Man Plan.

[@zocava90]

This is what annoys me so much about Galloway: Michael Caine: “Alfred Hitchcock never spoke to me again” Galloway: “Will, what about you? He doesn’t grasp the weight of things that are said. You can hear the others react to things and and he just jumps on to the next person or question because he isn’t really interested in anything they are saying.

[@nixalmoguera8784]

hate the host

[@addminimal]

Absolutely! It is annoying to see and hear a legend like Michael Caine, being cut like that, sometimes in the middle of the thought or sentence. This host is totally out of the subject and person infornt of him. Totally irrelevant...Even if he has his fine bit of questions, that is not the path, the way to reveal it. Such a prick!

[@Hyperdriveuk]

I honestly think it's the editing 90% of the time. It doesn't feel like a conversational shift.. it's very unnatural and unpolite.

[@mr.penguin4614]

its literally the worst thing you can do as an interviewer. we call it "missing the story" in journalism bc the interviewer is so focused on his list of questions to get through he misses the oppurtunity to get the story that people want to hear.

[@jonnywondr]

agree 100%. he should stay executive of whatever hes doing. not being a host. lame

[@MultiHugobugo]

I think the roundtable-concept is great, but would be more authentic without hosts. If there were a deck of cards with questions on the table to start the conversation, I think the people around the table could handle that masterfully in a way more natural manner.

[@hnrzln]

Omg Yes!

[@hoss9688]

Pretty good idea for a girl.

[@MsLeading]

@@hoss9688 gotta be a middle eastern dude

[@KristineMaitland]

Nah. Get Lacey to interview the guys instead. Or Graham Norton.

[@_lynx_7782]

I was JUST thinking this lmao, that would be way better tho

[@srikotiaryan8888]

dude Del toro's acting is so smooth. It's effortless and it oozes from deep within.

[@filmkid20]

I love how Sam Jackson saw the Tarantino n-word and violence question setup and was simply like, “na man they’re just movies relax”.

[@lovinmclovin5290]

Agree... too many people are trying to make every movie, every Tweet about racism, sexism, social justice... man I just want to relax, my job, my bank loans, my family are issues enough in my life... now you gotta make me angry, guilty or force-feed me more stress?

[@XiuFeanaro6]

@@lovinmclovin5290 huh?

[@mariolisa2832]

@@XiuFeanaro6 what?

[@Duenschissdoktor]

@@mariolisa2832 huh?

[@mzansianime]

I totally agree with Sam Jackson! The man is a legend!

[@originaozz]

The Del Toro & Mark Ruffalo moment was sso sweet and sincere.

[@martinrockport2485]

You know what...? I quite enjoyed watching this... but felt at the end... what would've made this truly amazing... is... all of those actors together... without the hosts.

[@dranomiscato2510]

I second that! BLOODY interrupting them after questioning them with more questions

[@Junkysnake]

I agree it would be better. Maybe a screen with questions. I mean sombody has to ask questions or they would go on about the same topic for 30 mins. Still tho I agree.

[@Junkysnake]

Or two of the actors could be hosts.

[@healthcareforallfiftyseven3773]

@@dranomiscato2510 I didn't bother to note the time, but three times the shortest host cut Sam off, seemingly to shut him up. These are edited; I would have edited those for improvement as well. But perhaps Sam was hogging the mic and needed to be redirected. What's on the cutting room floor could be very significant as well!

[@sus90210]

True. I just saw a roundtable with Jim Carrey and other comedy actors and the host didn't have to interfere to much, the conversation was just going and it became more interesting that way.

[@etimbieden6028]

i love how Benicio says "you don't have to agree with the character, you have to understand the character. That's what being an actor is". It kind of speaks about why Will turned down Django. He was trying to agree with a character without actually understanding the character and just being the vessel which is the "actor".

[@Casandrargentina]

But I think there is also the choice to do something or not. Once you have chosen to do a certain role, that's the moment to understand, but before you have chosen it you might not agree with it and you can choose just not to play it...

[@icy178]

Well look at Will today, hmmmm What does he really understand. Agree with your point

[@uno9331]

@@Casandrargentina the choice only lies in if you actually are fit for the role and that requires a level of self awareness that will hasn’t had in a lot of instances

[@bluesman6891]

@@Casandrargentina I think you're approaching "method acting." That is considered a dangerous technique for psychology.

[@8htiesbaby]

Will didn't do Django because: 1.Django wasn't a "lead" role 2. Indy Film 3. No merchandise cash 4. Intimidated by the cast 5. His agent knew the role could hurt Will's image more than it could help

[@mercedescavani]

Cutting off Benicio when he was addressing the prejudice/racism issue was not nice

[@WePaintHouses101]

I felt the same way. Stupid fucker

[@artheaux666]

Stephen Galloway? That bitch is annoying

[@TorQueMoD]

I think he was just trying to keep to a strict time schedule. As much as it would have been awesome to hear Benicio continue, it likely would have taken up the entire rest of the show.

[@anacruz7238]

100% agree!!

[@neekfenwick]

If each of these very experienced people were allowed to talk as much as they wanted the video would run too long. The host has many important jobs, one of which is to keep things moving so that the final edit can be succinct. It's quite possible that a person stops talking, perhaps adds a few words that don't move their statement forward, and the sequence is cut short by editors as they prepare the video for release. This video was absolutely not presented here as it was shot, to think so is absurd. You probably agree with me on that, so the question then is, what was said about the prejudice/racism issue that was not included in the final video? We will probably never know, so it is hard to ascribe a judgement on how 'nice' including or excluding that content was.

[@sneakvibingmedia]

Samuel Jackson is so casually intelligent...he doesn’t force it- it’s plain

[@jinny434]

And always ready to laugh or crack jokes, yup 😎

[@randomguy-bl7ff]

“force it” i see what u did the buckstoo

[@wabschall]

My grandfather used to travel a ton for work, and he said he ended up on the same row as Samuel Jackson for a flight. He said he was one of the most intelligent men hes probably talked to, and it just happens, hes so smooth.

[@nixonnicholas4196]

Interviewer 1: "In Quentin's movies, the "N-word" is everywhere. Does that bother you?" Sam:..........No, it's a movie. Interviewer 2: "What about the amount of violence? Has it bothered you?" Sam:.....No, it's a movie. Clearly these two "fine" interviewers have an ulterior motive.

[@declanlawford-wickham8823]

I

[@S58PSHIFTING]

Benicio Del Torro needs to make more movies. The dude is awesome.

[@SGFTI]

@Kevin Prima That would be because he can.

[@danmiddlebrook3045]

yes completely agree

[@παναγιωταδουρου]

get yout fucking hands of my neck

[@MrPeeps3]

JERSEY JOHNBOY totally agree! Love the guy

[@HunGerMovies]

he is like Brad Pitt on drugs and fastfood

[@JHamid-qh1nx]

Why do I love seeing Benicio del Toro so much? I don't know the man but everytime I see him, I smile. Love seeing Mark Ruffalo as well.

[@NormAppleton]

He's a handsome mellow dude

[@mariaisabel4094]

Love him!

[@sara-402]

Mark Ruffalo is probably one of the nicest men in Hollywood. He's so decent and down to earth.

[@vladimirhorowitz]

@Martin Latour Beat me to it. He seems like a decent guy but he's one of these people who has convinced themselves that their opinions are the only "correct" way to think and the fact that he's an actor means that his views somehow carry more weight.

[@TheDiamondsions]

Nah Keanu Reeves and terry crews are 2 of the nicest.

[@edwardv1255]

@Martin Latour Awww, he doesn't support your demented demagogue? What kind of a moron wouldn't support putting kids in concentration camps anyway? Kids definitely need to concentrate more!

[@edwardv1255]

​@Martin Latour America has obviously never been great, whether is was under Obama, Bush or under Trump, but have you read up on the differences between these centers during these eras? Trump has made a point of trying to undo everything that was under Obama, so perhaps he should chose to undo the things that were actually bad, such as these centers, rather than doubling down on the cruelty and family separation? I don't treat politics like a fucking football match, where I root for a single team no matter what they do. Perhaps if you spent less time idolizing a fucking narcissistic wannabe-dictator, and spent more time using that head of yours (which, though in pretty shoddy condition, should have some light reasoning power), you might realize that it doesn't matter if your pick for president wins or not, as long as the people are losing. And perhaps if you spend less time relying on three letter acronyms (TDS, SJW...) to describe your "opponents", and more time thinking about the what is actually happening, people like you wouldn't have to waste humanity's time and resources picking leaders who are so far removed from reality that they might as well live in fucking Narnia. I love how it's somehow the people who oppose that amoeba you're trying to label as deranged. That's some solid propagandist shit right there. Grow the fuck up, and try looking at the consequences of electing your spoiled (in all meanings of that word), cowardly megalomaniac as president. Your country is going down the shitter, yet you somehow confuse the smell of shit for the smell of roses.

[@TheWizardOfEgo]

@@edwardv1255 Thank you -

[@jadelee6555]

Someone needs to tell Mark he's a celebrity too 😂 I swear everytime I see him with other actors/actresses he's always star struck LOL

[@dvstrades]

Shows how high the others think about themselves. Ruffalo is real and I he has a charming innocence about him that hasn't been altered by the money or fame.

[@madpolbadjah4321]

Very humble dude

[@IILMNBD]

Mark doesn't need appreciation ..he has got an elevated level of consciousness.

[@aberizal8022]

4x academy award nominee too.

[@christurner2398]

Man, Sam's body language is 100% protective of Ruffalo all through this interview. Arm round shoulder the whole time. Awesome comradeship x

[@mofnn24]

His arm was around the chair and I think that must have been annoying to say the least. Sam Jackson is egotistical.

[@babyfaec]

@@mofnn24 Jesus Christ. What's your problem with Samuel Jackson?

[@dianeross4522]

@mofnn I took it as older man in a not so comfortable seat. Funny how you found negativity.

[@christurner2398]

@@dianeross4522 being protective of a friend isn't negative

[@dianeross4522]

@@christurner2398 I agree. My comment was for mofnn who said it was egotistical. Read that...

[@kohatenclave]

I have enjoyed Benicio's smile/ laughter throughout this interview lol

[@shyslayer]

Sam Jackson low key picking on Will Smith is hilarious.

[@kevinnsern968]

i noticed that too lol

[@DoctorFurioso]

Yes! At first I thought it's because Smith is kind of annoying (or that shit about racism having a time and place) -- but -- by the end with the talk about doing play, I thought he was genuinely trying to engage with Smith. Like pierce that heavily moneyed, too famous for his own good, vaguely Scientologist Big Willie bubble and make a connection.

[@stef123992]

@@DoctorFurioso Sam is just a huge actor that did a lot of roles, but hasnt really got that famous as much as he deserves. While Will is just a full on star with not that many movies under his belt. Both are amazing actors, but i prefer Sam, because for me he just that much better.

[@dgh25]

Will is SO cringy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@SGFTI]

I noticed that and my thought was "Only Sam Jackson could get away with that." Will Smith has bitch written all over him, he would whine, puff his chest out or walk off the set if anyone else did that to him.

[@Dr.Nellah]

I really don't like Stephen's interviewing style, when he cuts the actors mid sentence its so awkward.

[@TopFlightSecurity415]

awkward an kind of disrespectful

[@booqrdoit9138]

usually seems JUST disrespectful

[@WDDragneel]

I forgot her name but the lady interviewing ricky gervais etc. I loved her style and the guests seemed really relaxed too

[@Dr.Nellah]

Yes! she is really good i like her too.

[@RaiceGeriko]

I don't think a lot of times that's what is really going on. I think that's sound and video editing. Sometimes it might happen, but I've been watching it and it seems that whenever the guests are on a roll about something, and then he interjects with a completely random, unrelated question - I think that's the power of film editing on display.

[@rattlin59]

Love how at 10:10 Will Smith goes deeeep with the psychology behind his career/life philosophy... And Samuel L just cracks up laughing 😂😂

[@angelamary31alisonannadj40]

will smith at 9:46- 'nobody will ever cheat on me if I am the biggest actor'.......... he didn't count on entanglements..

[@mariolisa2832]

SLJ knows that Will chatting hella waffle there thats why lol

[@EsuMandusa]

I though I was the only one that saw that but it could've been a cut that the editors did. Buy i peeped that lol

[@75afms]

He had to get that out.

[@tonyorr890]

Aged even worse now lol

[@Nebuchadnezzar31]

Will: Says no to Django because he doesn't believe violence solves anything. Also Will: Plays Deadshot in Suicide Squad.

[@R83TV]

Also they put up info of his role as Deadshot when he talked about making movies for putting an idea into the world and making sense to him..... Deadshot was what idea Will? ;)

[@eaqua56]

He also said it had to relate to love and he didn’t see it in Django. I thought however that Jamie Fox’s character did all he did out of live for his wife. So I’m curious as to what Will meant.

[@TheMeanAdmin]

Deadshot's story in SS was not centred on his being a hitman rather being a father. That's a relevant difference, I'd say.

[@gideonharris1493]

He's a hypocrite given the violent movies he stars in. Arrogance at its finest when he doesn't do a Tarantino movie because Quentin refused to change the entire storyline for Will. Ego headed dick.

[@TheMeanAdmin]

@@gideonharris1493 Your random self-righteous albeit simpleminded opinion is duly noted and ignored. Welcome to Internet.

[@c_bad]

Benecio Del Toro is UNDERRATED.

[@orangewarm1]

+chris badette he won an Oscar in Traffic

[@jaim3278]

okay and? he still very underrated

[@danielpintogouveia5862]

flip ya fo real!

[@goshafashionromero1933]

YOU DON'T KNOW THE MEANING OF UNDERRATED SIR

[@andrewwashiku]

He has an Oscar, what more do you want?

[@YelløwKing666]

Im pretty glad will turned down django tbh... jamie foxx killed it.

[@juan-qx8kz]

@tinwoods you clownin

[@Jakommo]

​@tinwoods Will is engraved in everyones mind mostly as a comedy actor, while he is very versatile in my opinion he is not fit for a western movie..ignoring the WW West which was still mostly comedy.. can you imagine him becoming cold hearted killer, because eventualy thats what he MUST do to survive and find his wife ? hardly.. thats why HE insisted that he wants Django to be a love story.. not vengeance.. Jamie played it flawlessly. Ofcourse he is mostly comedian, just like Will a very versatile actior, but his appearance and voice was more fit for this role. Django evolved from a "slave scared for his & his wifes life" into "nothing will stop him until he finds and rescues his wife" which you can perfectly see in his expression and body language..

[@coreydaprince]

Jakommo you must not have seen I Am Legend?

[@iem7252]

@tinwoods no fking way. Foxx is far more talented. An his face is badass too

[@Jakommo]

@@coreydaprince sure i did, several times. yet i can safely say Will didnt fit into Django role

[@NessRhyme]

Always thought Benicio Del Toro looks like a hungover Brad Pitt

[@cdgconverselimbo6505]

If we'd live in a comic world he'd be Brad Pitt's evil brother

[@roberteaster6655]

Benicio looks like himself, you're doing pattern matching (facial features and structures that are similar), and then adding a disparaging twist. So that you sound insightful and quipy.

[@NessRhyme]

Robert Easter lmao i promise you its not that deep weirdo

[@roberteaster6655]

Are you sure?

[@KBrianO]

But better at acting

[@gideonharris1493]

30:43 Haha.🤣🤣 Poor Benicio's face while Will is banging on and on and on about how wonderful he is.

[@glassonion5474]

I know. Thank heavens for the skip button. I kept skipping past Will Smiths self adoration. Its pathetic!

[@randomname4726]

I skipped passed his parts.

[@TitoTimTravels]

I love seeing the difference between Will Smith and Samuel Jackson. Will - I was rewriting Django... Jackson - It is a movie, I want to see bodies hit the floor... Samuel is such a refreshing voice in the world of pomposity.

[@treasurethetime2463]

I get both. Hiding behind "it's just..." is either ignorant or cowardly for educated people. Images matter. At the same time, there comes a point when everybody just wants to be human for a minute and not try to carry the weight of the world. There is room for both.

[@Casandrargentina]

@@treasurethetime2463 loved your view and how you delivered that. I agree!

[@mindsigh4]

@Tito Tim Travels geeze, spot on.

[@colstonlchinese]

Yes

[@richardkovacs2006]

I love how all of them lowkey mocked Smith's moralizing monologue. When he simply just turned down a great role for carrier/PR reasons and because Tarantino refused to make it one-dimensional for Smith's pr taste - while Jackson played a real monster (a much riskier character) and had no problem with it. And killed it.

[@dang1861]

Will Smith: I don't like violence Samuel L: Give me more

[@usefbhangal591]

I think the roundtable-concept is great, but would be more authentic without hosts. If there were a deck of cards with questions on the table to start the conversation, I think the people around the table could handle that masterfully in a way more natural manner.

[@mellonlemon3819]

This aged like milk tbh. Never been a WS fan, don't at me.

[@mrcookiez2062]

that heartfelt moment between ruffalo and Benicio was moving.

[@gamechanger7545]

You want us to get out of the room?

[@thaisascheronsombrio6694]

The Benicio’s face when Will talks is funny to observe.

[@inna7417]

Michael Caine: "Go ahead and do the bloody thing. If it flops, you've had the experience anyway, and you got the money." Love him!!

[@Titan7771]

Will talking about never getting cheated on again, yikes...

[@midnightcowboy1635]

My thoughts exactly

[@juanp_0926]

It was an entanglement

[@luangelzoom2882]

What minute?

[@TeezyHendrix4]

Sheesh 🙄

[@jackmedlock5888]

Bro right when he said that I scrolled down to see if anyone said it...AND IT’S THE FIRST COMMENT

[@Junkysnake]

Michael caines voice should be the GPS voice

[@MsLilyPickles]

Nexscht take a roight onto Donlandsch Avenue and droive 500 hundred metahs.

[@martywittenberg1427]

GPS: You bloody moron,you missed the U-turn. Turn around you Twat.

[@19Ninja88]

@Mitchel B Thats fine in the EU, don't need them any older ;)

[@meavyhetalderzweitegrafvon8240]

@@martywittenberg1427 oi ma boi moichael doesn't swoer

[@wr6993]

I like Jackson’s reply: “It’s a movie, it’s not life.” Smith makes everything complicated when taking a role.

[@Silirion]

No, he tries to choose his roles wisely. Hes a perfectionist. Its his strength and his flaw.

[@nicogarcia3703]

Thats a wild take

[@yawoelevn]

del Toro was amazing on sicario

[@shareefhall3355]

I haven't seen it yet. but I heard it was off the chain

[@yawoelevn]

+Shareef Hall Dude you should..Amazing movie..

[@shareefhall3355]

+Yawo Elevn will do, preciate it

[@TheTrueReiniat]

+Yawo Elevn *Toro

[@piyaliya08]

+Yawo Elevn Del Toro is amazing in every movie.

[@909sickle]

54:35 I love how Mark nervously shakes Samuel's hand just in case he wasn't just gesturing.

[@selene4563]

909sickle I thought that was adorable

[@shaynwalker4787]

Came here for Del Toro, was disappointed by lack of questions for Edgerton, was impressed with Jackson, forgave Smith for Django, put Caine's acting class in new tab, and currently recommending Spotlight to my sister. I'm exhausted is my point.

[@MrTJ2787]

+Shayn Walker Spotlight was so good. The scene they showed in this interview actually made me tear up in the film. Ruffalo nails it.

[@shaynwalker4787]

Couldn't agree more

[@Nautilus1972]

+MrTJ2787 I thought it was 'meh'. Did nothing for me.

[@vincevirtua]

+Shayn Walker I can't forgive Smith for Django, the fact he's never acted in theatre, and the fact he had a 2 year self pity period of not acting.... poor Will blah

[@darkgravityplay1904]

+Nautilus1972 yeah they showed it in the trailers and all. for me Keaton and Schreiber shined more

[@aaronboleyn6748]

They should get Graham Norton to host these, he actually knows how to juggle multiple guests and let them talk.

[@PaulJacobs1970]

Noooo

[@connorwallis3325]

It’s the editing that makes it seem like the host is cutting them off, I don’t believe he’s actually cutting them off

[@Gecko....]

No just no. He knows nothing about cinema compared to this guy who knows every movie ever made. Norton only asks superficial questions to get a laugh.

[@GBell19]

Samuel L. Jackson is going to be 68 this year and Michael Caine is going to be 85? Talk about still going strong!

[@jokermann01]

+GBell19 83

[@secretextension8300]

Amazing

[@sandram.5666]

You know who would be great doing these round tables? Graham Norton. He would be such a good interviewer.

[@deanrobbins7823]

Graham and Conan are the absolute best!🍺🥃

[@kirlondrumz]

Agreed!

[@margaretsander8419]

I want Michael Caine and Samuel L. Jackson to tell stories to each other with drinks in front of a camera. They had the best anecdotes, delivery, and off-the-cuff commentary. These two interviewers take away from the natural flow of the room.

[@deanthonywhite7799]

Sam doesn't drink. He's been sober for 30 years. he use to be a huge alcohol and drug addicted

[@miker.5331]

I want Michael Caine and Samuel L. Jackson to tell stories to each other with drinks in front of a camera. They had the best anecdotes, delivery, and off-the-cuff commentary. These two interviewers take away from the natural flow of the room.

[@roz7056]

Cain and Jackson are heavyweights The two of them alone would have been great

[@allamaadi]

It’s cause they’re old and so chill with themselves

[@baligong3592]

Everything Will Smith said here Aged as well as Milk

[@delataylor]

Haha! Nice.

[@osei_awake]

i was gonna like this comment but I think you hit the right number

[@LOL_Church]

I was going to make a similar comment. "Violence is not the answer." - Will Smith

[@darthvader2158]

😂

[@LornashoreJason]

@@LOL_Church Tell the toof

[@dennydarkko]

Sam jackson is funny as shit he said "and thats how you replace terrance howard with don cheadle" 😂😂

[@Kenji.95]

I wish Michael Caine could've talked about Brando more, he sounds mesmerizing. Now to leave before Stephen Galloway tries to cu-

[@KrypticWarrior2]

“HAVE YOU EVER FELT SAD?!” -Galloway cutting you off

[@DeuceSF]

I wish Brando had done more interviews

[@Diesel257]

Will-"No one will cheat on me again" Jada-"Hold my entanglement"

[@XiuFeanaro6]

It was not cheating when they were separated and in a open relationship. Like, you don't even know of Will had a side piece. We learned about this only bc, August open his big mouth. Lmao!

[@nikidon99]

@@XiuFeanaro6 you're right Will had many affairs

[@jjbizzare96]

@@nikidon99 Prove it lol.

[@jjbizzare96]

@@XiuFeanaro6 It is cheating if you are married open or not.

[@amazingperson326]

@@jjbizzare96 how can it be cheating when both parties are aware and had an arrangement? It cannot be. Literally cheating is being dishonest (which none of them were, from my understanding of their situation) and breaking a promise (which they did not do, sure they reshaped the original agreement i.e vows, that doesn't mean you're breaking them).

[@vicrespo]

Loved this episode. Very proud of our man Benicio del Toro. All wonderful and very special actors. I could listen to Samuel, Benicio & Michael all day,

[@justme-cr3xe]

i Don't Think Mark Ruffalo Knows How Good He Is.

[@nothing.lasts.forever]

But we know.. and we will keep letting him know that

[@kevinw712]

I promise you for many of the actors you admire, the moment they have full self awareness of that and can buy into it, they very likely won't be so anymore.

[@crystall.411]

yes! saw his movies hes very underrated I feel like people dont appreciate him enough as an actor

[@blakejohnson7148]

I don't know how good he is either.

[@raukoring]

Yea? How? He plays himself in every movie. What's so special about that

[@Gabes47]

Michael Caine has the best accent ever

[@andresbarriga5305]

And the best stories.

[@heretoannoyu4706]

all English ppl do :P

[@GhostPlaysGames]

I’m going to have to respectfully disagree.....Donald Duck has the best accent by far

[@MrCrunchyyy]

Actor: "I have a fantastic story about what happened to me on set with one of the biggest directors of the 21st century that completely changed my view on Hollywood and acting" Galloway: "Lol I'm sure you do. So do any of you think racism is wrong?"

[@livelikesong]

𝚆𝚘𝚠🤦🏽‍♀️

[@nate5773]

Underrated comment 😂

[@ellendriver7144]

I could listen to Benicio, Samuel and Mark for hours, such a cool and interesting guys

[@sashanoel8766]

Me too…if only they were able to speak more…

[@capybaraponque611]

Not Mark

[@MarcAmAlb]

Mark and Benicio, two of the best actors of their generation. Must’ve been a pretty good acting class.

[@DonkeyKing]

Can they please remove Stephen Galloway, he is really not fit for the roundtables, he does not let the guests express them enough.

[@thejanusproject32]

I said the same thing on another round table. It's a British/Australian thing when it comes to time/schedule for a program

[@117Awesome]

He's the executive producer so without him there is no show. He also has to cut people off otherwise they would go on forever. Most actors are not used to sharing the spotlight with 7 other people who are as big or bigger than them.

[@KristineMaitland]

What we need is Graham Norton holding James Lipton's cards of questions. If I were interviewing a group like this (and I hope to do it someday), I would go into it knowing: a) Will Smith will try to hog the conversation b) the most wry comments will come from Mark Ruffalo c) Samuel is the linchpin - he has seen every film the others have made so he can speak to them d) Plus I would attempt to steer the conversations between actors we don't hear from as much (Joe, Michael and Benicio). But primarily it would be research, research, research with clear questions at the appropriate times, Brian Linehan style (Canadian interviewer back in the day). There is no need for butting in with silly questions - that's what editing is for.

[@andrewgalloway7344]

he is an editing tool for the producers ....

[@alexandraacreator-art]

Galloway is professional and great. He is a MODERATOR. Google the meaning of it.

[@gulinotm]

Jacksons response to the n word and violence question was great. looked at him like he was an idiot lol

[@Pauladigms]

Am I the only one who found his answer incongruous with his answer to the next question regarding violence? I the former he states that "life is life" and his life is full of the N-word. In the latter answer he states that "Movies are not life" - so violence in movies is not bothersome.

[@charliel9381]

spot on

[@demondgoshea9572]

Right

[@doublet7651]

What's really cool about this is how often the shots capture one person talking along with the guy beside him and you can listen to one talk while you watch the impact they're having on the other.

[@YouFightLikeACow]

Mark Ruffallo seems like a really nice dude

[@xmenpage]

Not if he's turning into The Hulk!

[@VicAtNyte]

Victor Chang haha Ruffalo seems like that guy you go hang out with at the bar who you have a few shots with then suddenly disappears for a few hours then shows back up at last call as if he'd been there the whole time..lol

[@vintagexela]

he really is

[@vairagya108]

Love Benicio Del Toro. Good listening skills - mark of a real man.

[@andreacollins4604]

both very sexy and very sweet

[@nesleehan5]

Mark Ruffalo's face when Benicio Del Toro talked about his character's family being killed is just heart breaking.

[@aslan9334]

@@chosenfaithful9402 i know i don't follow his work in those theme park movies but on anything else yes and he has this calm / kindness way about him that shows in his movies and real life!

[@iPlayDotaReligiously]

@@aslan9334 he even famboying other actors lol

[@faridvargas8881]

Smith: I’m hurt Jackson: I’m sick Del Toro: I understand the character

[@booqrdoit9138]

Benicio, you humble, quiet, sexy son of a gun

[@natalie651]

absolutely

[@KSfan4ever]

Very true, even when he is only sitting there, attentively listening. He listens with an intensity that is riveting. And he makes subtle facial reactions that are so interesting to watch. His charisma is huge no matter if he is talking, sitting, standing, whatever. I can't take my eyes off him, and don't want to.

[@laylaabdulmateen-el6741]

oh my. what you wrote was so lovely. write more :)

[@MrBoDiggety]

I'm not gay but I think I have a man-crush on him. Him and Terry Crews are too cool for school.

[@anacruz7238]

Agreed! His sexy af🥰🥰🥰

[@Ateka9]

Clicked on this for Benicio Del Toro alone.

[@walidr.4064]

Me too. The man is a class act.

[@HotStrange]

Ateka9 Such a great actor. Traffic, Inherent Vice, and 21 Grams were amazing performances. Seems really chill also. Cool guy to have a beer with.

[@Ateka9]

Braahms Hope you've seen him in Sicario as well. He's a monster.

[@iamcanon25]

Tom Cruise, DiCaprio, B.Pitt, M.McConaughey, Daniel Craig, J.Depp, R. Downey Jr. and Keanu Reeves - Make it happen!!!

[@paristhrone2546]

And tom hardy

[@AntaraMazumdar]

most popular actors worldwide.

[@5TRICT9]

@@paristhrone2546 yeah take keanu out and replace with tom hardy

[@Gunngirl]

That’s the round table of dreams. And Keanu stays put.

[@nikidon99]

Keanu can't act to save his life lol😂

[@gingerbee333]

Always waiting for Benicio Del Toro's next smile. Beautiful spirit.

[@natefrancis4455]

Benicio Del Toro's my favorite of the bunch!

[@EdNorty]

"Man I was disappointed when I saw Sicario. I wanted to see those kids heads explode" - Sam Jackson, a man after my own heart

[@BooneLovesVideo]

You better believe I noticed when they turned Howard to Cheadle.

[@Brodieiamnot]

I stumbled upon these roundtables today and I think this is a perfect platform for actors to show their how humble they can be

[@oltimer3159]

40:49 The way Michael says "you know what I mean" makes me giggle every-time. Bless his soul.

[@mirabelacrt13]

Benicio del Toro, great actor and subtle personality...

[@TheVijaiParadigm]

"That's how you turn Terrance Howard to Don Cheadle and nobody notices" SAVAGE

[@TheElefanteBranco]

And the hard part is, while I like Don, and think he is a really good actor, he just didn't fit the role...Terrance had everything to succeed.

[@ChrisSmooth24]

Elefante Branco he did a much better job than Terrance.

[@ChrisSmooth24]

Clark Culver yah.

[@MsLilyPickles]

CALM DOWN GUYS

[@meandab]

They're both incredible actors but Howard was easily the better fit.

[@valerieserret9893]

Benicio Del Toro is a class act!! Perfection!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@brookec5454]

It's something beautiful about seeing men encourage each other with the macho shit. Mark said he looked up to Benicio and then Benicio followed up with how he actually looked up to him. But neither realized it. Just humble. That's crazy. Amazing. ❤

[@TheWizardOfEgo]

Love both those actors - They really give themselves to their roles

[@tarantino900]

Thank god he wasnt in Django. Jamie nailed it!!

[@antrodaze910]

+George Tarantino Just imagine him saying "Wow". When he first talks to Stephen.

[@MisterFoxx]

He would've done great too. And Quentin obviously thought he would too. Jamie didn't do anything that Will couldn't do. Django always had an angry face and talked with a low voice. Not hard for any actor to do. Which is why he was the least impressive role, but Jamie was good though.

[@martyfunkhouser4298]

+D. Foxx I don't think Jamie gets enough credit. He didnt have an over the top role like Leo or Christoph so it was hard for him to really show off. There was, however, a lot of subtleness to his performance. just compare the Django at the beginning of the movie to Django by the end

[@MisterFoxx]

Marty Funkhouser yeah, like Will said, the character arc was fine, but just performance wise, it wasn't anything that Will couldn't handle.

[@rikumajumder1558]

+George Tarantino Django was, to me, by far the weakest character and the easiest to act. Samuel's, Waltz's and Leo's characters had more to them. Will is also actually a good actor, better than Jamie. So Will could have brought more in Django but who know? I love that movie anyway.

[@grayninja9958]

Will comes across as confident and incredibly insecure at the same time. It's a strange combination.

[@WalterLiddy]

He's obviously very needy in terms of getting attention, but he also has a habit of pretending to be smarter than he is, and I think that's the source of insecurity. Like when he was challenged about "truth doesn't have a side", he wasn't prepared and started spouting nonsense out of nervousness. He's always been a charming guy, but he's no genius.

[@annegachanja3468]

@@WalterLiddy 💯

[@ElleBoogie_]

Sounds human to me. 🤷‍♀️

[@imaqtat16]

He's a libra.

[@mez9843]

@@imaqtat16 using that as an excuse is a poor one tbh. It doesn't matter what star sign you are, its how you act and how you're making yourself look. Whether it be by a certain mannerism or just a difference of opinion (saying this as a example).

[@vantheman1238]

Love how they all hang on to every word Michael Caine says

[@yopeepthestyle8308]

The way the interviewer switched between the actors was so abrupt and hindered the flow of the discussion

[@jennys7532]

I love Benicio, and I would love to see him in a Tarantino movie.

[@rileyjohnston3462]

Jenny S he was! check out Sin City if you haven’t seen it!

[@LivingChampion]

From Dusk til Dawn?

[@HelloSadness101]

@@rileyjohnston3462 Not really Tarantino. More Frank Miller/Robert Rodriguez. Moreover just not a very good film.

[@HelloSadness101]

@@LivingChampion Benicio wasn't in From Dusk till Dawn. Maybe you're somehow getting him confused with Danny Trejo?

[@pistolasdepolo]

@@HelloSadness101 How the hell is he going to confuse Benicio who is 6,4 with Danny who is 5 and the look nothing alike.

[@fable3625]

I swear this interviewer is the worst. How rude of him to cut Michael off in the middle of his story and reask the question. This interviewer is the same in every interview I've seen him do. Why do they keep letting him do this?

[@BenjiSun]

but it's not. Michael wasn't answering the question by throwing in a "my family's been selling fish for 300 years" at the beginning then went off on a tangent. it was the interjection that got him back on track and properly answering with the architect's errand boy answer which was great. so many people here have such a reaction to this but yet aren't truly picking up the cues of how well the conversation is actually flowing because of the hosts. good hosts know when to reign their guests in and control how the conversation is flowing. a truly bad host or an inexperienced host would just let Michael ramble on and ignore that there are other people at the table, like the Democrat debate where there was an obvious agenda to keep the focus on just the big players like Kamala Harris, Kamala Harris, and Kamala Harris, and occasionally let the old guys add a quip or two. that was a travesty of a debate. this is a good interview.

[@ddandymann]

@@BenjiSun It's a round-table, the whole format is designed to let the actors talk with each other and tell stories. The criticism of the host is that he treats it as an interview, which is a different format.

[@BenjiSun]

@@ddandymann sure, it's a round-table, but does that mean it's not an interview? and that it doesn't have a host, a time limit, and a number of questions to get through? does that one word round-table, supersede everything else? if that's the case then there's no host and with seniority gets priority, Caine would be on his tangents non-stop with the occasional interjection from Jackson, and everyone else can just shut up and f off. which of them at the table would stop themselves and say, oh wait, we haven't let Ruffalo or Edgerton speak yet, i sincerely care what they have to say. no, Caine stops, it'll be Jackson or Smith getting their righteous minute in. even in a self-contained roundtable discussion, it'll just be a seniority dominant dialogue. you might be ok with that. i'm not. i'd rather hear a variety of opinions and stories than just Michael Caine reminiscing about nonsense. it's as if a lot of the commenters here don't think Graham Norton's show has a more rigid structure than they presume and actors are capable of being that concise and able to stop without being reeled in, or Letterman or Kimmel suddenly switches to full on sarcasm mode when actors go off script. this host is just more robotic in his handling of the structure. he's not being rude to try and guide the interview (and it is an interview) on course. it's ultimately their format, not your vision of their format.

[@cameron8284]

@@BenjiSun EXACTLY, so many people don't realise that the guy in charge is the interviewer not the interviewee in this case interviewees. He wasnt being rude, he was just keeping everything on track and keeping a good flow of answering their questions and having the actors talk to each other.

[@sergioguzman4550]

he is the boss I think

[@Cat-Benatar]

I would have loved to hear Benicio talk more but his ego is small and he's humble..I suppose he was making political point they were afraid to pursue and shut him down every time...he's a classic genius and an amazing amazing actor..he deserves more than he's ever gotten...🙏

[@maureenmannion6748]

The moderators need to bring out the quiet ones and keep some quiet.

[@Jaso700]

Benicio and Joel seem like some pretty chill people to hang out and have a few beers with

[@p-towner6665]

Everything was good but I didn’t like when Benicio got interrupted when he was talking about Sicario. Unprofessional by the ones asking questions if you ask me.

[@reuelerastus-obilo9283]

Yea they don't know how to smoothly transition from one actor to another. They are terrible lol. I feel like they don't know how to appreciate these wonderful actors. I mean do we even see them laugh with them at any point or at least let the actors define the roundtable themselves.

[@DetentionEntertainment100]

Damn, Can you let Samuel Jackson speak? The man is a legend.

[@BallersCove]

47:00 "I'm a lot less patient with people who I don't have to be patient with...I speak my mind a lot more...I didn't before because I use to think that I 'd get fired, but now I know I'm not" LOLOL

[@TheTrippleTKA]

So they had one bad "host" and instead of replacing it, they brought in another bad host and doubled down. Got it.

[@MsLilyPickles]

Lmao someone else said it best: it’s like the little one is the ventriloquist and the big one is his dummy. 😂 Just another way to interrupt people without being blamed.

[@sherryzumo1823]

Stop

[@_festival]

😂😂

[@Jen_jen-mv2js]

🤣🤣🤣

[@bgrmersonsmith2380]

Hilarious but true 😂

[@lynseyduke8189]

I love Will Smiths movies, I do... but I am so damn glad he didn't play in Django. Thank you Jamie for making a badass western flick lol.

[@davevd9944]

I can't take Will serious ever I mean he does what he does but every part he plays he does ''Will'' and there's a time and place for that...A badass action movie about revenge isn't it.

[@pixxienix]

@@davevd9944 i have the same feeling, he tries hard though. What do you think about his role in I Am Legend?

[@davevd9944]

@@pixxienix Personally that was a breath of fresh air for me. I could feel him being lost thinking he's the only survivor. His pain of loosing his wife and daugther and not to mention that dog scene.... And his realisation at the end that he's been killing dozens if not hundreds of real living humans and he's the real monster in New York. It had 2 endings are both are fine I like him surviving and making peace with the Alpha more. What about you ?

[@mariolisa2832]

@@davevd9944 I didn't know IAL had 2 endings wow

[@handsomeX]

He passed on playing Neo in The Matrix too.

[@NuDiva14]

Lmao @ Sam Jackson- thats how you turn Terrance Howard to Don Cheadle and nobody notices" 😂😂 I noticed Sam!

[@micstro99]

NuDiva14 I was weak when said that!

[@seuny]

I was scrolling for this 😂

[@bezzaderbane9890]

We all noticed, Don Cheadle was a poor replacement

[@UnpopularOpinion3000]

I noticed too. And Howard was such a balance for RDJ - and I would've loved to see him grow in that role. DANG!

[@conceitedfication]

why did they replace him???

[@mijilee9269]

can't believe they are in one space! so precious talk show. Benicio Del Toro, Samuel Jackson, Will Smith.... Love them!

[@user-ex4is1cv7b]

I would like to see roundtable of Hans Zimmer, Ennio Morricone, Danny Elfman, John Williams, Alan Silvestri and Howard Shore 🎼🎵

[@Oooooh-Betty]

Largo # robot romp 🙌🏻

[@RoyAlbert24]

I would put Michael Giacchino there as well.

[@NemoTheWayfarer]

omg yeees

[@CosmicTeapot]

Don't forget Thomas Newman and Alexandre Desplat!

[@a14_herrera60]

Gustavo sanataollala too

[@stuartgreer9566]

Will Smith: When I was 15 years old, my first girlfriend cheated on me Host: Oh

[@KrypticWarrior2]

Stuart Greer i bet that ex is probably saying the same thing nowadays

[@insideAdirtyMind]

If he knows hows how it is to be cheated on, why is he cheating himself?

[@1polyron1]

Do what?

[@BJJSubArtist]

Imagine how good these discussions could be without the rude, egotistical interviewer and his inane interruptions? He is just awful.

[@willzavala9890]

He's notorious for this I can't stand it.

[@racheljacklyn4807]

I would like to see roundtable of Hans Zimmer, Ennio Morricone, Danny Elfman, John Williams, Alan Silvestri and Howard Shore 🎼🎵

[@purplehaze7615]

@@racheljacklyn4807 too late for that

[@paulopie1541]

And if we could for once have one with black actors without bringing up race.

[@hotelquintaspapagayo]

10:10 Samuel´s laughing on what Will was saying is priceless.

[@marshaloiscamillephilpotts2297]

Michael and Samuel tells the best stories and Samuel is the deepest thinker.

[@Slop_Dogg]

Marsha Lois Camille Philpotts I could listen to a 1 on 1 conversation between the two for hours lol. Have a way of grabbing your attention.

[@rileyjohnston3462]

Let Benicio talk. Jeez, it’s not that hard of a concept to grasp. In fact, just let everyone talk. Stop interrupting everyone. The interviewers ruined this for me.

[@rosiecass5837]

By doing theatre it really shows the difference in how humble an actor is about the industry. Will Smith stands out in a bad way because he has never had the fear and humble hand of the stage. Sam Jackson saying "do you know what you needed for that? A play." was one of the most important parts of this interview.

[@Server16116]

Sam Jackson trying to brag about his theatre experience was a turn off for me...I actually thought Will was the humble one here, dude has achieved so much success but he doesn't brag about it even once, just tries to spread positivity.

[@BFG-hv2ml]

@@Server16116 this did not age well.

[@Mikani_natsu2475]

​@@Server16116 He now spreads slaps and entanglements.

[@richardgomes7d]

7:16 "Fear leads to anger. Anger leads to hate. Hate leads to suffering." - Master Yoda. And to all of us who are quick to cast the first stone, let's rather remember how many times we made someone suffer because we feared?

[@VictorAlvarez-ko9sh]

Michael and Sam talking about Marlon Brando has to be my favorite thing ever.

[@VictorAlvarez-ko9sh]

49:25

[@talkingbroccoli1969]

Sometimes it feels like Will Smith is the guy who always wants people to think he's a deep thinker or really smart.

[@shiftyjim4138]

Also like he just really wants people to just like him.

[@TheWizardOfEgo]

Just listen to how pretentious his kids are

[@paristhrone2546]

Thats just bc he is He doesn't need to worry about what you knuckle heads think about him He knows what he wants and he'll get it

[@davevd9944]

@@paristhrone2546 He's succesful financially yes but smart no. His kids are a joke and his wife cheated on him. Look at Samuel Jackson now he is actually intelligent and he doesn't act or pretend to be different then he is. I feel like Will is acting putting on a face and Samuel just sits there like his actual self.

[@psychedelicanxiety8011]

I mean his kids are literally that 😂

[@GigiDeRio]

Samuel L. Jackson is the coolest person on earth. Period.

[@nzgkilla]

Jack nicholson

[@Ryan-cl6yr]

Man, Will Smith seems proper unstable. "I swore from that point on no one would ever cheat on me again" - LOL

[@stacys8729]

But... he said he thought that when he was 15, and then saying he realized that set up an unhealthy dynamic of basing his self worth on how well his movies did.