He is def known for being canceled and blacklisted for doing nothing or any kind of crime/hurting Not my fav actor at all but I do find it odd listening to these people and their free speech America is known for as they try to silence him because of his free speech
Gregory peck was in the gunfighter 1950 with Richard jaeckel Karl Malden skip homeier Millard Mitchell Helen westcott jean Parker Anthony Ross directed by Henry king produced by nunnally johnson music by Alfred Newman written by Andre de toth terry George William sellers william bowers
Once Upon A Time In America is a masterpiece and Woods was phenomenal as Max. The guy is an acting force of nature, who quite frankly needs to be remembered as the talent that he is.
The Virgin Suicides changed my life, I was 19 when I first saw in 1999 and affected me in a way that I can't really explain it. A very good movie that I can't recommend enough.
This man was able to be phenomenal in supporting roles like "Ghosts of Mississippi", "The onion field", "True Crime", "Any given sunday" & "The specialist" but also really excellent in leading man roles like "Salvador", "Once upon a time in America", "Videodrome", "Vampires", "Cop" & "The boost"
Gregory peck was in the omen 1976 with Patrick troughton David Warner robert riettti billie whitelaw lee Remick Bruce boa don fellows directed by Richard donner produced by Harvey Bernhard written by David seltzer music by Jerry goldsmith the boys from Brazil 1978 with James mason Laurence Oliver denholm elliott uta Hagen Iilli palmer John dehner Walter gotell Wolfgang priess Michael gough Gunter Meisner Joachim Hansen directed by Franklin j schaffner produced by Stanley o toole music by jerry goldsmith screenplay by lra levin
Gregory peck was in the great sinner 1949 with Frank Morgan Ethel Barrymore Ava gardner Walter Huston Melvyn Douglas directed by Robert siodmak mervyn Leroy produced by gottfreid Reinhardt written by ladislas fodor Christopher Isherwood music by bronislau kaper
So many great roles, but if I had to pick my favorite right now, I absolutely love (to hate) him as Lester in Casino... ask me next week and I'll have a different answer. And I am one of those San Andreas people, his role as Mike Toreno is pure Woods goodness
Despite being the polar opposite of you politically, I love that you can separate the actor from his opinions, and have the courage to say so. If everyone was as tolerant of other people's opinions as you are, this world would be a much better place.
Gregory peck was in duel in the sun 1946 with Lionel Barrymore Walter Huston Joseph Cotten Charles bickford Harry Carey sr Sidney blackmer Charles dingle Herbert Marshall Otto Kruger directed by David o Selznick king vidor Sidney Franklin Cameron Menzies produced by David o sleznick captain Newman md 1963 with bobby Darin Tony Curtis Eddie Albert james Gregory dick Sargent Larry storch Robert f Simon Vito scotti crahan Denton Charles briggs Paul Carr syl Lamont directed by David miller produced by Robert Arthur written by Henry ephron Richard l breen music by Frank skinner
It's also said he has a very high IQ, which explains when he was at the MIT. So perhaps his "controversial" opinions are actually healthy reactions from someone that sees what's happening to the country and it's path of self-destruction, and it can't stay silent anymore, along with half the country. What he says to Tucker on the phone is enlightening and completely relatable.
Gregory peck was in the world in his arms 1952 with Anthony Quinn John Mclntire. Hans conreid Carl esmond Rhys Williams sig Ruman Bryan Forbes Henry Kulky directed by Raoul Walsh produced by Aaron Rosenberg written by Borden chase Horace McCoy music by frank skinner
Gregory peck was in moby dick 1956 with orson Welles royal dano Richard basehart james Robertson justice Noel Purcell Harry andrews Francis de Wolff Joseph tomelty Edric connor fredrich vol Ledbur Leo genn mervyn johns directed and produced by John Huston based on the novel Herman Melville
I think he's one of the biggest pricks on planet Earth, but he's still probably in my top 10 favorite actors of all time. I despise the man, but I love his work. I can separate the two.
Politics aside (as we are on opposite ends) James woods is my favourite actor of all time. He IS the heavyweight, the standard, the damn GOAT. If anyone reading this hasn't seen Hard Time with MJ Fox, DO it's so damn good. Has any other actor been nominated as many times as woods?
This man for a while was able to play every tipe of arrogant and bastard people in movies especially like in Contact, Casino or John Q and he was great
James Woods is an amazing actor. I’d like to see him do more films. The man has given so many excellent performances in the various films and shows he’s been in. He should have been nominated and perhaps won an Academy Award for Once Upon a Time in America. Regarding Reservoir Dogs, many people have speculated that Quentin Tarantino wanted him to be Mr. Orange and I think that would have made sense for Woods at the time, though I’m glad Tim Roth played Mr. Orange in Reservoir Dogs. Thanks for the video, keep up the great work!
James played Bill Wilson in the made for tv film about Alcoholics Anonymous. I have unfortunately been to rehab many times and the film is kinda cheesy, but it helped me to appreciate a program that really helped me a lot when I needed it. And he's also Hades.
I loved him in Jane's House in 1994. He plays a widower with teenage children who don't like his new wife, Anne Archer. He truly gave a great performance as a father struggling to make it work with his kids and new wife.
James Woods is awesome. He did some animation roles. We all know he played Hades in Hercules. He also played Owl Man in Justice League animated movie crisis on Infinite Earths.
While I consider myself a middle of the road guy who’s voted for Democrats & Republicans, I will say that it’s kind of shitty that he’s lost out on roles because of his political beliefs. It’s actually kind of refreshing having a Conservative in Hollywood.
One of my favorite actors of all time. Great James Woods. I remember to see the 98 "The Boost",and the transformation of Woods Character ,by being this very well spoken,related and Educated man in this full fledged junkie,its a role that only James Woods could Pull it of. Awesome Movie..
James Woods began his acting in a great crime film The Onion Field. He played Haldeman in Nixon and he was really a funny guy using his voice as Hades in the Disney classic Hercules and I believe the nemesis monster in Disney's Monster, Inc.
I'm with Simo. Salvador, Videodrome, and Once Upon a Time in America makes great use of James Woods's talents, and the movies by themselves are VERY good, classic even!
Four famous people that appeared in the Simpsons that were my favorite. James Woods, George Bush, Richard Dean Anderson, and Richard Gere. Thank you for another amazing video
Did you forget the movie where he played the founder of Alcoholics Anonymous? That was some good acting. I can't remember the title, but great work from Woods. Anybody been in a rehab facility has seen it for sure
Was always my favourite actor. He is very smart and very cool, all his filmography is great. I suggest True Believer and Best Seller for the best hidden gem.
It was mostly skipped over here, but he's great in Another Day in Paradise. It's an awesome flick, kinda like Requiem for a Dream or Trainspotting in theme/tone. He's a nut, but the man can act.
It's an eighth as "divisive" as the average Hollywood Lefty says. The difference is the right believes in free speech and the Left cancels people for it.
Presenting one side of an issue is not divisive, by definition. It may not be your opinion, but it's his, and he has the right to espouse it. That in no way makes what he says divisive. Anyone who thinks it is is being intolerant of his opinion.
Anyone with opinions that lean more towards the conservative side are written off as "divisive" or have a plethora of other stupid labels slapped onto them by the mainstream media and entertainment industry.
I love how you think woke Hollywood operates any differently than ....Hollywood ever has. Actors don't want to lose out work and jeopardize their career and remain amenable to powerful film executives? Spineless wokies! Though, it would be interesting to know what concessions he had to make earlier in his because of the exact same industry pressure? 🤔 I wonder what your opinion on Starbucks employees protesting for the right to unionize is?
@@neurotika the world was a lot different today than years ago when he first started. For instance the terms "triggered" and "trigger warming" didn't exist
He served as an executive producer on Christopher Nolan's biographical drama film Oppenheimer (2023). Oppenheimer” won 7 Academy Awards including Best Picture
You can hate James Woods for his politics, but no one can deny he is a damn good actor!! Also, Once Upon a Time in America (1984) is a masterpiece and is one of the best movies of the 1980s!!! It's criminal what producers did to the original theatrical cut.
James Woods became a badass for freedom . He hasn't fallen, he is a rising star in the warriors of this age. Right beside Musk and Trump and Tucker etcetera. That's what happen and is happening with James Woods.
For the longest time I knew him as "That guy in The Specialist!" because he had the best lines. It wasn't until Shark where I really appreciated his work, and I LOVED White House Down.
I know it’s just a cameo but I love his performance as a fiddler in the underrated and criminally underseen movie The Black Marble (which is made by the same people who made The Onion Field).
How in the hell would someone know is someone is speaking without thought you dumbass? Lol that statement makes no sense. If someone is speaking without thought, only they know it. When have you ever believed what someone said because you thought they were speaking without thought? How could you confuse someone speaking without thought for truth? Is that how you people ended up voting for Biden? You thought what he was saying must be true because he had no idea what he was saying? Lol god you ppl will never see the light. I’m a veteran of the United States Army and I love America. I will always fight for this country . to see you idiots allow our country to get this bad all because you hate trump or are gay or whatever, is sickening!
I really like James Woods. He's a truly talented actor. I haven't seen everything he's, but I may not want to. Some of the movies he's been in might be way way too dark for my taste. However, I really liked him in Diggstown, Family Guy, and The Specialist.
I appreciate how fair you were. Alot of people would have been harder on him just for his political views alone. The industry he made his bones in is known for being very liberal and unforgiving to those who are not. He's not perfect but he's certainly not the monster they paint him out to be and you didn't go down that path. You kept it objective. He's a phenomenal actor that we'll never see the likes of again and that should be respected above all, as you did.
A true American Hero. this guy is easily one of the best actors there has ever been. I can remember starting to watch a movie as a kid and as soon as I saw that he was in it I would say "this movie has James Woods in it"... this is the type of man everyone needs to aspire to be. Always stand by your beliefs and never kowtow to PC woke bullshittery. Legend. I hope i get to meet him some day. Love from Australia Mr Woods.
Wow, you packed a lot of stupid in that response. Dude spreads bullshit that has been proven to be bullshit and has become a laughing stock. When you "stand by your beliefs" after your beliefs have been 100% proven to be wrong, you're an idiot.
As a former video rental shop worker at 15 'best seller' 'cop' ect,,, brings back a lotta memories of the cover art and posters...He's been some of the greatest sleazy scumbag characters ever for his tiny screen time in 'Casino' he leaves just as strong impression as everyone else.
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I think for young people, he’s known for his recurring role from Family Guy and the voice of Hades in Hercules
That's how I know him
He is def known for being canceled and blacklisted for doing nothing or any kind of crime/hurting
Not my fav actor at all but I do find it odd listening to these people and their free speech America is known for as they try to silence him because of his free speech
@@dantheanimator5072 First Amendment doesn't extend to platforms. It's called terms of service. Follow them or get banned.
Don’t forget GTA San Andreas
@@SSSharpeProductions Toreno lol
His cameo in Scary movie 2 is still one of my favourite moments of his career 😂😂.
So hilarious
Gregory peck was in the gunfighter 1950 with Richard jaeckel Karl Malden skip homeier Millard Mitchell Helen westcott jean Parker Anthony Ross directed by Henry king produced by nunnally johnson music by Alfred Newman written by Andre de toth terry George William sellers william bowers
That's legendary level of grossness and humour 🤭😅😆
I bought that dvd just for his scenes in it!🤣
I was eating homemade tacos when that clip came up here. 🤣
😂😂
Once Upon A Time In America is a masterpiece and Woods was phenomenal as Max. The guy is an acting force of nature, who quite frankly needs to be remembered as the talent that he is.
I just rewatched the OUATIM the other day because I finally found the 4 hour version.
Too much odd r*ping scenes in that movie for me to even consider that movie a great one, but did have some high caliber acting (like Clockwork Orange)
@@trikkerman1 Such an enigmatic film. And a unique film in the gangster genre.
I would see a James woods movie in a heartbeat.
Agreed.
His role as Mike Toreno in San Andreas was more than epic.
"I'll be a hero and I'll lose and what'll we have? Haitian cannibals in Ohio"
The first time I ever heard James Woods voice was when he played Hades in Hercules, the Disney movie. I love that so much!
James woods is one of the best actors of all time. Pass it on
The Virgin Suicides changed my life, I was 19 when I first saw in 1999 and affected me in a way that I can't really explain it. A very good movie that I can't recommend enough.
magnum opus
YES! Have you read the novel?
@@WeasleyGirl1767 Didn't know about the novel, gonna have to read it now.
This man was able to be phenomenal in supporting roles like "Ghosts of Mississippi", "The onion field", "True Crime", "Any given sunday" & "The specialist" but also really excellent in leading man roles like "Salvador", "Once upon a time in America", "Videodrome", "Vampires", "Cop" & "The boost"
I loved him in Casino and The Hard Way
Gregory peck was in the omen 1976 with Patrick troughton David Warner robert riettti billie whitelaw lee Remick Bruce boa don fellows directed by Richard donner produced by Harvey Bernhard written by David seltzer music by Jerry goldsmith the boys from Brazil 1978 with James mason Laurence Oliver denholm elliott uta Hagen Iilli palmer John dehner Walter gotell Wolfgang priess Michael gough Gunter Meisner Joachim Hansen directed by Franklin j schaffner produced by Stanley o toole music by jerry goldsmith screenplay by lra levin
I can't with "Salvador" .... I am originally from El Salvador.... Lived through the war.... That movie is way too lefty for me....
Diggstown was good too. . i believe he was the lead in that as well.
@@seanbs The Hard Way is a sadly overlooked film. More people should see it.
James Woods is right.
It speaks volumes about Hollywood though.
“Anytime, anywhere, any part, any pay”
That’s what he said to his agent when informed that Scorsese was interested
All the best to everyone
James Woods is incredible to watch. His performance in ER was just a triumph.
No
"The Hard way" with Michael J fox from 1991 is one of his most fun and enjoyable movies, a cheesy but fun underrated comedy
Love it!
I like that movie too
Gregory peck was in the great sinner 1949 with Frank Morgan Ethel Barrymore Ava gardner Walter Huston Melvyn Douglas directed by Robert siodmak mervyn Leroy produced by gottfreid Reinhardt written by ladislas fodor Christopher Isherwood music by bronislau kaper
Its great mike j fox as a guy with lots of girls is odd
@@eddead4235 Fox doing a perfect impersonation of a girl was brill.
So many great roles, but if I had to pick my favorite right now, I absolutely love (to hate) him as Lester in Casino... ask me next week and I'll have a different answer. And I am one of those San Andreas people, his role as Mike Toreno is pure Woods goodness
James Woods didn't disappear he's just an actor who happens to be Republican. I'm sure he's enjoying his life regardless.
Exactly, this video feels like a smear job
And still cringy af.
Yeah lol. He said we should cut taxes, and they REMOVED HIM FROM HOLLYWOOD...sure, that's how it goes.
He's the crazy kind of Republican. You left that part out.
Hollywood blacklisted him, you know that's the truth!!
James Woods is a national treasure.
Despite being polar opposite of him politically, I absolutely love this man as an actor!
Despite being the polar opposite of you politically, I love that you can separate the actor from his opinions, and have the courage to say so. If everyone was as tolerant of other people's opinions as you are, this world would be a much better place.
You're political views are on the wrong side my friend
@@boomstickman71 👏 Well stated. 👍
@@JustinFischer42 Who are you talking too dumbass? Did you even read the comments?
that's what america used to be, differing opinions existing in harmony
Finally!!! I’ve been commenting on WTF videos for months asking for one about James Woods! Thank you JoBlo!
Thanks for the suggestion!
Gregory peck was in duel in the sun 1946 with Lionel Barrymore Walter Huston Joseph Cotten Charles bickford Harry Carey sr Sidney blackmer Charles dingle Herbert Marshall Otto Kruger directed by David o Selznick king vidor Sidney Franklin Cameron Menzies produced by David o sleznick captain Newman md 1963 with bobby Darin Tony Curtis Eddie Albert james Gregory dick Sargent Larry storch Robert f Simon Vito scotti crahan Denton Charles briggs Paul Carr syl Lamont directed by David miller produced by Robert Arthur written by Henry ephron Richard l breen music by Frank skinner
@@nicolamcguinness8689 ok
James Woods RULES..
Agreed
It's also said he has a very high IQ, which explains when he was at the MIT.
So perhaps his "controversial" opinions are actually healthy reactions from someone that sees what's happening to the country and it's path of self-destruction, and it can't stay silent anymore, along with half the country.
What he says to Tucker on the phone is enlightening and completely relatable.
Indeed. In recently saw that 'woke' people have on average a pretty low IQ
The Hard Way is an underrated film of his
Gregory peck was in the world in his arms 1952 with Anthony Quinn John Mclntire. Hans conreid Carl esmond Rhys Williams sig Ruman Bryan Forbes Henry Kulky directed by Raoul Walsh produced by Aaron Rosenberg written by Borden chase Horace McCoy music by frank skinner
@@nicolamcguinness8689 Please stop spamming the comments with the same thing, over and over.
He's a great character actor, and in a world filled with genuine A-holes, we need more James Woods on the screen to play some of them.
James Woods is trash
@@ericb9252 One person's trash, is another person's treasure.
Speaking of genuine A holes, how is Trump lately?
I liked his performance in Once Upon A Time In America
Amazing performance
Gregory peck was in moby dick 1956 with orson Welles royal dano Richard basehart james Robertson justice Noel Purcell Harry andrews Francis de Wolff Joseph tomelty Edric connor fredrich vol Ledbur Leo genn mervyn johns directed and produced by John Huston based on the novel Herman Melville
One of Hollywood's greatest actors, and I'll not accept any comment claiming otherwise.
Neither am I he’s in a lot of classic memorable films
I think he's one of the biggest pricks on planet Earth, but he's still probably in my top 10 favorite actors of all time. I despise the man, but I love his work. I can separate the two.
@@brianthornber3319 If yoou despise him because he's a conservative now, then you're a moron
James Woods dropped out of acting because he doesn’t have the same opinions as the popular kids in the school
@@salt27dogg those aren’t the popular kids, they just think they are.
Legend has it you can still see him running around saying “Ooo a piece of candy.” 😂
Woods is perfectly casted as Owlman in Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths. Woods have liked hearing a snippet of him saying, “It doesn’t matter….”
Politics aside (as we are on opposite ends) James woods is my favourite actor of all time. He IS the heavyweight, the standard, the damn GOAT. If anyone reading this hasn't seen Hard Time with MJ Fox, DO it's so damn good. Has any other actor been nominated as many times as woods?
He's trash
Mr Woods I salute you, stand strong speak your mind and don't give a damn what anybody else has to say about it
For my money his performance in “Scary Movie 2” is hands down his most convincing. “Damn enchiladas!”
That was pretty funny!
James Woods is a great actor and a great American.
This man for a while was able to play every tipe of arrogant and bastard people in movies especially like in Contact, Casino or John Q and he was great
James Woods is an amazing actor. I’d like to see him do more films. The man has given so many excellent performances in the various films and shows he’s been in. He should have been nominated and perhaps won an Academy Award for Once Upon a Time in America. Regarding Reservoir Dogs, many people have speculated that Quentin Tarantino wanted him to be Mr. Orange and I think that would have made sense for Woods at the time, though I’m glad Tim Roth played Mr. Orange in Reservoir Dogs. Thanks for the video, keep up the great work!
James played Bill Wilson in the made for tv film about Alcoholics Anonymous. I have unfortunately been to rehab many times and the film is kinda cheesy, but it helped me to appreciate a program that really helped me a lot when I needed it. And he's also Hades.
I loved him in Jane's House in 1994. He plays a widower with teenage children who don't like his new wife, Anne Archer. He truly gave a great performance as a father struggling to make it work with his kids and new wife.
7:27 If I was James, I would fire my agents too. They turned down the script to Resevoir Dogs without showing it to him.
Cop and Best Seller are classics.
James Woods is awesome. He did some animation roles. We all know he played Hades in Hercules. He also played Owl Man in Justice League animated movie crisis on Infinite Earths.
He's a bad person
While I consider myself a middle of the road guy who’s voted for Democrats & Republicans, I will say that it’s kind of shitty that he’s lost out on roles because of his political beliefs. It’s actually kind of refreshing having a Conservative in Hollywood.
One of my favorite actors of all time.
Great James Woods.
I remember to see the 98 "The Boost",and the transformation of Woods Character ,by being this very well spoken,related and Educated man in this full fledged junkie,its a role that only James Woods could Pull it of. Awesome Movie..
James Woods began his acting in a great crime film The Onion Field. He played Haldeman in Nixon and he was really a funny guy using his voice as Hades in the Disney classic Hercules and I believe the nemesis monster in Disney's Monster, Inc.
You’re thinking of Steve Buscemi. He voiced Randall (the main antagonist) in Monsters Inc.
The last movie I remember for sure seeing Woods in was Vampires. Diggstown is probably my favorite movie of his
James Woods is awesome!!
No
@@ericb9252 listen, I'm on the left but there are better arguments than saying "no". This is just a lazy rebuttal.
I don't really James Woods, but I do love The Hard Way and need to watch it again someday soon.
Please cover COP for Best Movie You Never Saw. That final shot is a killer!
"Hercules" is my favorite animated Disney movie. James Woods is part of the reason for that.
The Man. The Myth. The Woods.
I'm with Simo. Salvador, Videodrome, and Once Upon a Time in America makes great use of James Woods's talents, and the movies by themselves are VERY good, classic even!
Love James Woods. I hope he begins acting again, and I admire his anti-woke perspective.
Four famous people that appeared in the Simpsons that were my favorite. James Woods, George Bush, Richard Dean Anderson, and Richard Gere. Thank you for another amazing video
That wasn’t really George Bush.
Oh snap
@@Rbills02 thank you.
Did you forget the movie where he played the founder of Alcoholics Anonymous? That was some good acting. I can't remember the title, but great work from Woods. Anybody been in a rehab facility has seen it for sure
Was always my favourite actor. He is very smart and very cool, all his filmography is great. I suggest True Believer and Best Seller for the best hidden gem.
Love that you have the Videodrome cover on.
It's up there with the matrix, they live, invasion of body snatchers
It was mostly skipped over here, but he's great in Another Day in Paradise. It's an awesome flick, kinda like Requiem for a Dream or Trainspotting in theme/tone. He's a nut, but the man can act.
I always liked James Woods such a great actor. I also love that he doesn't give a shit about what people think and he speaks his mind.
My favorite role i like him in was john capenters vampires, his intensity was incredible
Did I miss Indictment the McMartin Trial? He was oooooooooo amazing in that movie and probably my favorite character of his.
It was shown.
He was nominated for an Emmy.
He should’ve won, great film, great acting.
James woods is great
Not much I can say other than: everyone is right about him, he's amazing
even if his online presence has been very divisive
It's an eighth as "divisive" as the average Hollywood Lefty says. The difference is the right believes in free speech and the Left cancels people for it.
Presenting one side of an issue is not divisive, by definition. It may not be your opinion, but it's his, and he has the right to espouse it. That in no way makes what he says divisive. Anyone who thinks it is is being intolerant of his opinion.
Anyone with opinions that lean more towards the conservative side are written off as "divisive" or have a plethora of other stupid labels slapped onto them by the mainstream media and entertainment industry.
@@boomstickman71 I was referring to everyone else's reactions. I'm not calling him (as a person) divisive
@@CaptainCat101 He's not divisive. He's speaking truth. It's everybody else that's divisive.
Love these series, keep it up!
JW is one of MY GREATEST HEROS! I love this man's work AND HIS POLITICS!
It is so sad how most Hollywood stars became show ponies for the criminally insane establishment!
Diggstown is probably one of the best Boxing movies to come out of the 90's. . second to Gladiator
Gladiator from 1992 with Cuba gooding jr was really underrated and great. Diggstown was good too
James Woods is extremely smart-- thats the greatest thing he has.
John Carpenters Vampires was the first movie I watched and knew of him. Loved him ever since.
The most watchable actor ever.
James Woods is a man of principals. A lot of woke Hollywood celebrities bend the knee for fear of losing rolls.
I love how you think woke Hollywood operates any differently than ....Hollywood ever has. Actors don't want to lose out work and jeopardize their career and remain amenable to powerful film executives? Spineless wokies! Though, it would be interesting to know what concessions he had to make earlier in his because of the exact same industry pressure? 🤔
I wonder what your opinion on Starbucks employees protesting for the right to unionize is?
@@neurotika the world was a lot different today than years ago when he first started. For instance the terms "triggered" and "trigger warming" didn't exist
Chuckle, you're a loon
James Howard Woods is the man!
I mean… just his utterance of “Okay.” in Contact is so perfect! lol
Videodrom was the first time I saw James Wood. That movie scared me, but I was only a kid when it came out.
I agree with James Woods on alot
Absolute LEGEND
He served as an executive producer on Christopher Nolan's biographical drama film Oppenheimer (2023). Oppenheimer” won 7 Academy Awards including Best Picture
Thank you for making this types of videos, you teach me so much.
You can hate James Woods for his politics, but no one can deny he is a damn good actor!!
Also, Once Upon a Time in America (1984) is a masterpiece and is one of the best movies of the 1980s!!! It's criminal what producers did to the original theatrical cut.
I met him in Florida when he was filming The Race to Space. Great guy
Citizen Cohn ('92) where he played Roy Cohn definitely deserved a mention. His performance is haunting and is worth viewing.
Great ActorJames,the best ever 👏👏👏, 80s and 90's.
James Woods in an American Hero.
Lol no
John Carpenter's Vampires was a great role for him.
"Did you get mahogany?"
@@christermyrberg3661 "Ebony."
@@johnbearross" Teak."
James Woods became a badass for freedom . He hasn't fallen, he is a rising star in the warriors of this age. Right beside Musk and Trump and Tucker etcetera. That's what happen and is happening with James Woods.
Dont care what people think, james woods is awesome in White House down and he makes that movie awesome.
Btw. his tweet to Anderson Cooper is still absolutely legendary. Instant James Wood classic. Look it up. Love it.
For the longest time I knew him as "That guy in The Specialist!" because he had the best lines. It wasn't until Shark where I really appreciated his work, and I LOVED White House Down.
I could care less about anyone’s politics….he is a badass actor!!! If he is in a movie I know it is worth a watch!
I fuckin love James Woods.
No need to shout out all his work because he’s done alot of great stuff. But I always felt his tv show Shark was incredibly underrated.
Once upon a time in America!!
Hearing James Woods is against the woke machine I like him even more now!
I know it’s just a cameo but I love his performance as a fiddler in the underrated and criminally underseen movie The Black Marble (which is made by the same people who made The Onion Field).
He rocks.
End of story!
He was excellent in the generals daughter. Great movie also.
Very underrated and performance.
Someone I met went to MIT with him. Reality is he is so much more intelligent than his peers, with a few exceptions.
Liked him in Contact. But as another movie stated... "It's a dangerous thing to mistake speaking without thought for speaking the truth"
How in the hell would someone know is someone is speaking without thought you dumbass? Lol that statement makes no sense. If someone is speaking without thought, only they know it. When have you ever believed what someone said because you thought they were speaking without thought? How could you confuse someone speaking without thought for truth? Is that how you people ended up voting for Biden? You thought what he was saying must be true because he had no idea what he was saying? Lol god you ppl will never see the light. I’m a veteran of the United States Army and I love America. I will always fight for this country . to see you idiots allow our country to get this bad all because you hate trump or are gay or whatever, is sickening!
I really like James Woods. He's a truly talented actor. I haven't seen everything he's, but I may not want to. Some of the movies he's been in might be way way too dark for my taste. However, I really liked him in Diggstown, Family Guy, and The Specialist.
Another Day in Paradise is a great raw film that doesn't get the appreciation that it should.
I appreciate how fair you were. Alot of people would have been harder on him just for his political views alone. The industry he made his bones in is known for being very liberal and unforgiving to those who are not. He's not perfect but he's certainly not the monster they paint him out to be and you didn't go down that path. You kept it objective. He's a phenomenal actor that we'll never see the likes of again and that should be respected above all, as you did.
I broadly agree. mel gibson has said some pretty awful things, and he has made a comeback.
To quote Family Guy: "Thats why I love... James Woods!"
James Woods is awesome
A true American Hero. this guy is easily one of the best actors there has ever been. I can remember starting to watch a movie as a kid and as soon as I saw that he was in it I would say "this movie has James Woods in it"... this is the type of man everyone needs to aspire to be. Always stand by your beliefs and never kowtow to PC woke bullshittery. Legend. I hope i get to meet him some day. Love from Australia Mr Woods.
Wow, you packed a lot of stupid in that response. Dude spreads bullshit that has been proven to be bullshit and has become a laughing stock. When you "stand by your beliefs" after your beliefs have been 100% proven to be wrong, you're an idiot.
be mad more man, i dont really care
I remember when I was a teenager and on tv they showed Cop one week and then Best Seller the week after. He's been my favourite actor ever since.
As a former video rental shop worker at 15 'best seller' 'cop' ect,,, brings back a lotta memories of the cover art and posters...He's been some of the greatest sleazy scumbag characters ever for his tiny screen time in 'Casino' he leaves just as strong impression as everyone else.
James Woods voice Owlman in Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths.
Love James Woods, and his Politics.
Me too.