Howard Fine In Conversation with Austin Butler
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- Originally streamed LIVE on Facebook February 9, 2019.
In Conversation Series: Actor Austin Butler shares what it was like to work opposite Denzel Washington on Broadway in 'The Iceman Cometh'.
Pulling from the many friends, colleagues and professional connections he has made over the years in Los Angeles, Howard Fine hosts a regular ‘In Conversation’ series of interviews with leading agents, managers, casting directors, producers, publicists and actors. The interviews are candid, intimate, off-the-cuff and full of practical, useful advice and industry anecdotes.
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Great conversation. What an actor. So good to see Howard getting this public recognition.
What a lovely young man Austin is
Austin's work ethic really is paying off. So dedicated and passionate. Wish I would have seen him in The Iceman Cometh... Wow would have loved to have seen that...
I heard this interview for the first time right after seeing Elvis (which by the way has made me an obsessive fan at a rather elderly age). I’m so impressed with Austin’s attitude and responses in this interview ( I particularly loved the response “the day I met Howard Fine” as well as so many of the interviews he’s done since the movie. Not only that, but now listening again, I’m not surprised at how well he did on SNL. I’m sure by now, his future is sinking in to him. You have a fan for as long as I’m still around kiddo. I wish my husband was still here … he would have loved you, too. Keep on reaching for the stars. Thanks Mr. Fine, for this eye opening interview.
I wish Austin gave himself more credit, he truly is massively talented, he is vibrant and magnetic, and so wise. It broke my heart to see him so nervous here, but at same time it made me realize he has gained confidence, he seems much more at ease now, may God bless him always in every moment, in every step in his life.
This conversation with Austin Butler is priceless.
my god, I am feeling so protective of him. Losing his mother at a younger age and my extreme fear of my mother dying as she's in her mid 80's, I wish him nothing but happiness and success. I'm also a loner, but I don't have his looks, so it's strange to think that even good looking people can be lonely, as it's usually the opposite?
Contrats to Austion and to his brilliant coach and mentor, Howard Fine! I smell an Oscar!
You’ve got a good smeller! He was nominated!
Beautiful and inspiring interview. Thank you.
Wow you just can't help loving Austin I am very impress with hem as a actor and as a beautiful persoon you can be proud of your self AB
He was so eleqeunt and articulate in his acceptance speeches for the Golden Globes and the BAFTA aeards, it shows you the progress he has made in the last few yearrs by just committing to be a better actor to enable him to get bigger and better roles. I respect him so much.
This interview should be listened to 100 plus times as there’s a lot to unpack and take aways. Was left wanting someone to ask “If you could go back in time and give your younger self only one piece of advice of what’s to come, what would that be?”
also such a gold piece of a conversation 💛 i get so much inspiration from this eventhough i’m pursuing a totally different kind of art craft
literally love him
Ohhh so do I, he enters my heart 💞
The questions from Harold are good ones, and Austin is answering them really wonderful. Good for you Austin
I’m very surprised what he was going on with him, he’s very brave to do things that makes him ok with this, and keeping himself better to be greater 😊
Austin is such a wonderful story teller, he keeps the attention and he is so funny too. I loved his fim Elvis and since have watched his previous movies, The Intruders, loved him in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, and several others when he was younger and the series such as Switched at Birth ❤ I love his acting and his enthusiasm here. Austin is a beautiful soul, he is artistic in his acting but is also such a caring person, and an extraordinarily Beautiful man 💖 whom I absolutely adore 🥰 I have not watched the Carrie Diaries or The Shannara Chronicles yet but plan on seeing them. 😍 Thank you for this interview and my opportunity to voice my thoughts ✨💖✨ It is 10:08 p.m. here in CA
His little “bless you” was way too freaking cute ❤
The one at 9:40? I replayed that more times than I’d like to admit 😩 he’s such a gentleman
@@randombrokeperson i also played it more times than I’d like to admit as well 😂
He’s always had an interesting speaking voice
Yeah, I agree. He’s got a slight twang to his voice that’s not characteristic of the stereotypical southern Californian accent, which I find interesting. He spoke like that when he was younger, too.
Invaluable content. Much appreciated
I think this is after when he did Once upon time in hollywood 🤔
Yeah I think so too, and I think this is around the time he started auditioning or preparing for Elvis
Hindsight is 20/20: he regrets saying no to a part where he prays for his wife to be healed from cancer… now he will get his chance playing Danny Ryan in City on Fire and City of Dreams, whose wife Terri gets cancer. Your second chance is coming Austin!
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Queria fica mas eu vou
Porque eu queria ter mas que um mas hoje agora nao posso minha mae tem que ir para mafra eu tenho que estuda
Tive que limpa a casa e fazer cafe e pegar a roupa e come fiz ate uma vitamina nem se quero assisti novela vou tenta fazer alguns modelos de convite para ver se vai dar certo
Austin is totalky different here comparing him now after playing Elvis. Think he must have had facial work done and voice deepened and changed...all for the better.. matured!
He said he most likely damaged his voice singing as Elvis. He does tend to get a little bit of vocal fry now and I believe he smokes cigarettes and/or vapes, so I think that’s part of the problem
@@randombrokeperson good news he finally quit smoking (based on the latest esquire article)