Wow seeing Furlong and Downey jr. and SteveO get Sober and seeing them get Completely clean is amazing. So many people Never recover.. so proud of you Edward!
You gave him a platform to be able to really tell his story, somethings he's probably needed for a while. His story is tragic. Groomed as a child by his tutor from T2, who he had a relationship with for years, emancipated from his parents as a teen, thrown away by hollywood, turned to drugs, made horrible mistakes. Glad to hear he's good with his son now & that he & monica are sober.
After Ke Huy Quan won the Oscar it just shows any actor who hasn't been doing that much lately can revive their careers if they just get that 1 role they're perfect for. Don't give up the fight Eddie.
100% but Ke Huy Quan stayed in the industry as an stunt/fight coordinator. After graduating from USC, Quan was asked by Corey Yuen to go to Toronto, Ontario, to help choreograph fighting sequences in X-Men (2000). For the next decade, he worked behind the scenes on various productions in Asia and the United States.
@@theessentials450 you can keep saying that but it doesn't make it true. Opinions are subjective, and most people agree that he was great in T2. In the end the majority rules, like it or not.
This dude in my opinion was the best kid actor of all time.. His performance in T2 is beyond incredible, he should've won an oscar. His range from being a badazz teen, the coolest of cool.. to super angry, and bratty.. to super relatable, and emotional... to being extremely funny, with one liners. He had it all.. and arguably has more iconic lines in that film than Arnold, and that's saying something being Arnold is the king of one liners.... "I ORDER YOU NOT TO GO!"
@@dannyfernendogautreau1713 It was "alright"? Not oscar worthy, but his performance in AHX was? lol Totally disagree brother.. it was way better than "alright" I agree he was phenomenal in AHX.. and deserved recognition.. but his performance as a 13 year old actor in one of the biggest sci-fi films ever for his first role in a film is nothing short of legendary in T2. He made the character iconic, lovable, heartfelt, memorable, he outshines Arnold/Linda Hamilton in many ways. So many kids would've been forgettable, or cringe. He was near perfection imo. Just cause it's a sci-fi film about time travel, robots, and stars Arnold Schwarzenegger doesn't mean his performance shouldn't be appreciated like that one of a very serious controversial topic film like AHX where you expect to be praised at the OSCARS (overrated pretentious crap). Again great performance in AHX, but his performance as John Connor is way better imo.
Great summary. When I watch T2, it's significantly due to anticipation of his role, actions, and reactions. Wikipedia shows the 3 main stars, but no Edward, yet he's arguably more iconic than Sarah Connor or the T-1000. He at least deserves to be in the group. He's also the one teaching the Terminator those great one-lines -- the greatest "one-liners" are actually misnomers, as they are built up by prior scenes, thus more striking when they land. (e.g. The "Do you feel lucky, punk?" misquote took an entire movie to build up.)
@dannyfernendogautreau1713 I loved him in T2 but I'm with you, I think American History X was the most impact full, well acted role. I say that without having seen ALL of his movies but that's the one that hit so hard for me.
This is dope, I met Edward Furlong outside of an LA courthouse over 10 years ago.. we both had cases we were fighting and I'm happy to say I'll be 6 years sober this July! This interview meant a lot and things came around full fold, thank you!
Me too! I imagined he was living some Hollywood dream and I thought he was so freakin cool. Detroit Rock City held up pretty darn well when we busted out the DVD player at a friend's house recently.
It's funny imagining a 6 year old watching such a scary, violent, deep, and complex movie nowadays, but we grew up different in the 80s and 90s. Hell, they marketed T2 action figures to is kids and Arnold Schwarzenegger toys in general whixh is largely how he became my favorite actor. And Terminator, T2, Kindergarten Cop, and True Lies were my favorite movies growing up from ages probably 5-10. And then the music was even more "adult," as my first favorite bands/music aside from all the Classic rock absorbed from always listening to the classic rock stations in the car with my dad (bands like Pink Floyd, Led Zep, The Stones, Fleetwood Mac, Van Morrison, The Who, Skynyrd, Clapton, Credence, etc.), and then from my mom always listening to R&B and Soul bands/singers Al Green, Otis Redding, Marvin Gaye, War, Earth Wind & Fire, The Chi-Lites, O-Jays, and so on. Anyhow, aside from them, from my older brothers and being raised by 90s MTV, I came to love all the alternative/grunge/hip-hop beginning with Faith No More, Metallica, and Red Hot Chili Peppers (Under the Bridge is the first music video i remember watching at age 5 or 6 and loving to this day), and then I came to love Soundgarden and Alice in Chains (my two favorite bands to this day), and then finally when i first heard Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg in 92-93 as a 6 or 7 year old I fell in love with rap-hip-hop, and while i still like and respect hip-hop (90s rap and "underground" stuff from the last 20 years), I feel like it's too negatice and too much complaining and too immature and adolescent amgst anger and rage for me as a 38 year old to listen to as i just havent found it enjouable or relateable to listen to for several years now. Anyhow, i digress. My point is, back in the 80s and 90s it didnt seem odd for kids to watch rated r movies, violent movies, horror movies and such, just as it wasnt odd to listen to music which spoke about drug addiction, depression, death, suicide, and as for rap, selling drugs, sex, disrespecting women, and all kinds of pointless crime, violence and murder. But i also think it helped me grow and mature as a person.
I don't know why Hollywood is sleeping on this guy. He's always been an amazing actor. My favorite performance from him is American Heart. I hope he gets another chance to show what he's got. Love your work man!
I think it's ironic. The industry makes child actor's get into drugs, underage drinking, social pressures, predatory people ect.. like it's very sad. I think Eddie would have had a better life had he not become an actor/preyed on by his overage tutor/had that relationship with her, all that it's heartbreaking. I wish him the best for his present and future. Poor guy.
What I love about hearing Eddie talk is that he’s very honest and open…nothing is off the table. I find him so inspiring because you know someone has come out the other side when they can speak so openly like that. Top guy!
@@ComicBookGuy420 Im no angel, and am often a condescending keyboard warrior, but I call’em likes I see’s’em. But yeah, mostly social media is the best place for all to be the worse version of themselves!
I met Edward Furlong at Rhode Island Comic-Con last year. I was wearing a two-piece Avatar: The Last Airbender sweatshirt and sweatpants. It was pretty late in the day, so I think I was the second person to come up to him after he returned from a photo shoot with Michael Biehn and Linda Hamilton. We shook hands and I greeted him and he was really friendly. He also seemed kinda tired, but that was probably because he was taking photos with fans the whole day. I picked out a picture of him off the table for him to autograph and I told him I wanted him to write to me "Chill Out, Dickwad." He wrote it with a dark grey pen and handed it back to me. I noticed that he got one of the letters in my name wrong and he actually offered to redo it, this time with a gold pen so it didn't blend in so much. I emptied the rest of my wallet out for him and thanked him with a salute. So glad he's doing better. I want to become a writer after graduating from college and I hope to get into the movie making business. If I ever do, I'd love for the chance to get to work with Edward. Stay positive man. 👍
God bless him! ❤ his story is so powerfully honest and will continue to help so many on their journey to recovery. We are ready and here for the Eddie-ssance!
@@lovelyliberal3294 it doesn't take away the fact that Hollywood is a filthy industry. It has had a negative impact on both adults and kids regardless whether they had or hadn't any issues before.
I think Edward furlong has got to be one of the most down to earth and genuinely just a really nice and good person, I’ve always been a big fan of his and I definitely think he deserves another chance with acting, everybody makes mistakes as they say in this video, and I hope it works out for him he deserves it and personally I think he’s earned it.
I once ran into Eddie at Universal Studios on the T2-3D attraction years ago. It was a slow day and nobody had spotted him in the pre-show area but my friend and I. When they let us into the show room, I purposely walked past his seat and as I passed by I leaned in quietly and said , "Hey Ed. We missed you in part 3, man." I saw him reflect on my statement with a bummed out, "Yeah." I then said, "It wasn't the same without you", then he looked up and smiled and said , "Hey, thanks man." And he shook my hand. I walked over to the other side of the auditorium and took my seat as not to put him on blast. Very nice guy.
@jeffh9107 I totally agree. Michael Beihn and Robert Patrick are probably my two favorite guests, especially Beihn. And now Eddie Furlong is up there. Kim Coates, too, even though the only things I've ever really seen him in is Sons of Anarchy and this his little part in Open Range, but he was a great guest. But I loved Michael Beihn, his attitude and his combined seriousness, honesty, but also great sense of humor, and then I loved all his movies, but especially Kyle Reese in Terminator and Johnny Ringo in Tombstone.
Born in the 80s grew up in the 90s. There wasn't a girl in the 90s who didn't love Edward Furlong! My sister and her friends had the posters on the walls, everything! Dude was huge! Glad he's in a good space for himself now! Can't wait to see him in a show or movie!
Never get between an addict and their rock bottom. It’s funny because Steve O said the same thing of how once he got out of rehab and moved to the halfway house he told Dr drew he just wants to live there forever, and was scared to leave. I think he did 3 years at the halfway house. I’ve never carried that cross, but I can empathize how have the regulation, the schedule, and accountability and suddenly being released unto the world. I’m always in awe of those being able to overcome and clean up. Those who put the work in have such a strong sense of self and there’s no airs. I appreciate that in a human so much!
I got sobber on January 2nd 2021 and I know exactly what he means by not getting angry as easily as I used too. I noticed 6 months after I got sober my mind got clearer, I become more relaxed and less anxious. I used to drink when I felt anxious without knowing that the alcohol WAS making me anxious. Don't be afraid or ashamed to seek help, you'll feel so much better. It will be a fight, and still is, but the reward is unmeasurable. Good luck, God bless! :)
*GREAT* to see Edward clean, sober, and positive about the future. He's a fine actor. Keep plugging away and the opportunities will come. Stay fit and healthy in between jobs. *A really fine actor.*
I don't know if this has ever been said. Robert Patrick, Norman Reedus, and Edward Furlong in a movie as father and sons. Perhaps, a grieving widower can't get over his wife's death, and to help him, his sons set up a roadtrip to revisit places they've been when they were younger. To help their dad heal, and to honor their mom. Maybe they have motorcycles, too. Maybe the sons were driven away after their mother died, and they try to patch things up with Pops after a long time apart, and that old drama resurfaces in the 2nd act, and is resolved in the 3rd. A story about re-bonding, forgiveness, & redemption. I think more stories like that are needed.
@@Woozlewuzzleable Yeah, it's a rare thing getting clean, and staying clean. Most stay on the drugs and alcohol until it kills them. Like Eddie, im one of the lucky ones. 6 year's clean, just like him. But yeah, he looks better every time i see him. I'm glad he got his teeth fixed. He's looking really quite healthy these day's.
@@ahdvdArnold just recently went under heart surgery and they installed a pacemaker. I could absolutely see him doing this show since it's low pressure and laid back before doing an acting job. That could be really cool if the timing was right.
Furlong connected a dot for me thanks to your podcast. The part where he said that heroin makes you not care about a personal crisis is right on the money. I felt the same way while ingesting other narcotics and alcohol. Great communication that hopefully you'll continue with other actors like furlong who've struggled with addiction while being a part of the entertainment industry. I really liked the honesty and integrity of Ed Furlong. Very inspiring interview. Thank you!
Hello Edward, I love hearing your story!! ❤ I too am a recovering addict and I try to love myself everyday. It can be hard to love life and be happy but I have a great wife and I play music and I hope you are well and happy. It's great to hear part of your story, I know it is hard to tell it but I think it's part of recovery to tell your story and wear it proud. You are still here, you are still alive 😊 God bless 🤘
Give us just one, JUST ONE fkn Terminator movie with Edward Furlong. Its still possible. He looks healthy, he stopped "chasing the dragon", by the looks of his size he works out. Just. One. More. Terminator. Movie. With. Furlong! Come on Hollywood, this could make millions at the box office.
Great to see this dude looking so well, and beating alcohol, and other issues. Nice to see him happy, and also being so nice to the fans, that although he may not get his head around it, really appreciate him and his work. Movies are therapy for a lot of people, and the nostalgia is a comfortable and cozy place in a harsh world.
Excellent interview. Intriguing. Edward is as real as they get. What an incredible life story he has and he continues to succeed! I am so happy for him.
Struggling with sobriety, I know the pain. It's good to hear you're doing well with your mom and son. The podcast is excellent, and this was my first episode. I wanted to hear Edwards's story as I love American History X and the Terminator. Therapy does help. I've battled substance abuse and severe anxiety for 20 years. I'll be checking in for more podcasts. Thank you.
Glad Edward Furlong is doing well. After looking through his life and following his career since 2019, he’s one of those actors I think deserves a comeback.
I've been rooting for this kid since the 90's. Been waiting for his come back. He still has the world in his hands. But now he knows it! Give em hell Eddie!
This was genuinely one of the best 'just sit and chat' podcasts I've ever listened to. Plenty of space to open up and just talk. Not be interviewed, just talk. Like humans. I loved it. :) Edward Furlong has long been one of my acting heroes, and it was so heartening to see him and hear him tell his stories at his own pace. I'm so incredibly happy that he's living his life, doing his thing, and just being his authentic self. I don't know if he'll read the comments here or not, but if he does, just know that you're STILL a hero in my book.
So good to hear this story. You can’t make your past your entire identity and there is a point in your life when you have to stop using your past as an excuse for all the shit you do. This lesson was powerful, and I needed to hear it. I hope he makes a comeback; he’s still so talented.
I love him. Even with his Ups n Downs in life I've always loved Edward. Like I've been worried about him an I'm glad to hear he's been Sober for 6yrs that's awesome. I really hope he makes a Come back. He needs to. Last movie I watched with him was Detroit Rock City.
I don’t know how your show and interviews keep getting better, but they do. Thank you. As someone who struggles with addiction and all of life’s other bullshit, this was cathartic to watch. Keep fighting the good fight!
Thank you Micheal for doing this interview with Edward 🙏 I know as a recovering addict this will help allot of people to hear Edward's story😊. He is so humble and I've always wanted to see him in a real podcast setting, I've only really seen a few small interviews with him so this was really cool.
It’s so good to see him. He has been one of my favorite actors my entire life. I always felt like his story mimicked Brad Renfro’s, and I hoped there would never come a day when we lost him like we did Brad. Both incredibly talented people. And Furlong has so many incredible movies that are overlooked or not talked about enough-Little Odessa, Animal Factory, American Heart, Pet Sematary Two, Pecker, even Detroit Rock City.
I just finished listening to this episode and it was a powerful episode. Edward opening up about his addiction is going to help so many people. I am glad that his life is back on track. I wish him the best.
This was amazing!!! Love Eddie Furlong, thank you so much Michael for having him on another amazing guest please have him on again. What a great come back story. ❤🤗 🎉
So happy Eddie is doing well!! Once you get sober and clean your Brain heals and things get much clearer been there done that ! Going on 7 years myself.. glad he is getting his second chance ! Always Routing for Eddie just keep pushing forward!
I'm so glad that he's doing good he looks great. Edward Furlong was me when I was a kid, every role that he played was the one person that represented me in movies at that time early nineties . It turns out we are very similar and I've had my own addiction issues that I have overcome but it's so awesome to hear the things that he says because I know he won't go back to that shit, let's face it if he does he's dead if I do I'll die. Terminator 2 is in my top three movies of all time and I'm a bit of in art snob. I fantasize that he would show back up as adult John Connor so many times, it's cool to hear that they did offer him the third movie, but it might be for the best that he didn't because let's face it they waited too long and it took two or three practice movies to even get back to that same environmental feel that Terminator movies kind of have . Pet Sematary 2 hell yeah. I know that we'll see Edward in something big in the future. Also he is a producers dream for voice over, if they don't scoop him up on these kids movies nowadays they're stupid. Like if they went back and did another Lion King he could still pull off young Simba all day!
At 44:45, that “Thank you” was so fucking sincere it’s heartbreaking. You can tell Eddie’s never had many people who believed in him or told him they do. EVERYONE is rooting for you dude. Go for it and remind everyone how good you really are!
Amazing interview thank you so much for these amazing interviews. Every time I listen to these they help me get through so much. To hear people talk about things I relate to is truly powerful.
All the stuff that man went through and to come out on top, just shows how strong and resilient Eddie is. He is such a an inspiration. America loves a comeback
Seeing childhood idol, such as Macaulay Culkin, Shaun Weiss, and Edward Furlong doing good it’s nice to see just like we related to them in the movies growing up. I’m sure if there’s people who are trying to recover from addiction can relate to them overcoming them who grew up in that era
Great interview. What a down to earth guy. Lived true to his character and I love when locals rep on the big screen. Couldn’t tell you how many times we watched you in Terminator 2 growing up. Such an epic film! Thanks for the interview, Edward. We’ll be seeing you.
I hung onto every single word of this amazing conversation. So proud of this man. Well done, mate, we need a legit furlongaissance!! It’s about time!!! 🖤🖤
It brings me joy and comfort to see him doing so much better now. I wish I had him as a friend to film him doing different scenes, and create a reel to show his real potential.
Yeah, or just one killer, well produced short film with a good part made for him. He has talent for days, he just need to have the right material in his hands.
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Saw him at a gas station in WeHo not long again and said hi. He stood and chatted for a good 10 minutes with me. Dude’s the man.
WeHo? Lol. Sounds pretentious.
@@saljablo2767 West Hollywood. Local speak
@@phrozac lol locals mannnnnn
Was his fur long?
Wow, cool stuff. I bet that was a good experience 😀
I am so here for an Eddie Furlong come back!
I love you 💞 Eddie I always will sweetie.
He should do a movie with Brendon Fraser
Wow seeing Furlong and Downey jr. and SteveO get Sober and seeing them get Completely clean is amazing. So many people Never recover.. so proud of you Edward!
Eddie is badass!!
100%% 🎉❤
and macully caulken
He doesn't look sober. 😂😂
I thought he sounded like Steve O
You gave him a platform to be able to really tell his story, somethings he's probably needed for a while. His story is tragic. Groomed as a child by his tutor from T2, who he had a relationship with for years, emancipated from his parents as a teen, thrown away by hollywood, turned to drugs, made horrible mistakes. Glad to hear he's good with his son now & that he & monica are sober.
After Ke Huy Quan won the Oscar it just shows any actor who hasn't been doing that much lately can revive their careers if they just get that 1 role they're perfect for. Don't give up the fight Eddie.
All it takes it ONE role to get back on the map
100% but Ke Huy Quan stayed in the industry as an stunt/fight coordinator.
After graduating from USC, Quan was asked by Corey Yuen to go to Toronto, Ontario, to help choreograph fighting sequences in X-Men (2000). For the next decade, he worked behind the scenes on various productions in Asia and the United States.
@@theessentials450 Incorrect. I have seen him in a lot of stuff other than T2 and he does NOT suck as an actor.
@@theessentials450 you can keep saying that but it doesn't make it true. Opinions are subjective, and most people agree that he was great in T2. In the end the majority rules, like it or not.
He has nowhere near the charisma or likeability that Ke Huy Quan has. Was only ever ok at best. Every other John Connor is a better actor.
This dude in my opinion was the best kid actor of all time.. His performance in T2 is beyond incredible, he should've won an oscar. His range from being a badazz teen, the coolest of cool.. to super angry, and bratty.. to super relatable, and emotional... to being extremely funny, with one liners. He had it all.. and arguably has more iconic lines in that film than Arnold, and that's saying something being Arnold is the king of one liners.... "I ORDER YOU NOT TO GO!"
Hus role in T2 was alright not oscar worthy or anything on the other hand he should have one a best actor award for American history x
@@dannyfernendogautreau1713 It was "alright"? Not oscar worthy, but his performance in AHX was? lol Totally disagree brother.. it was way better than "alright"
I agree he was phenomenal in AHX.. and deserved recognition.. but his performance as a 13 year old actor in one of the biggest sci-fi films ever for his first role in a film is nothing short of legendary in T2. He made the character iconic, lovable, heartfelt, memorable, he outshines Arnold/Linda Hamilton in many ways. So many kids would've been forgettable, or cringe. He was near perfection imo.
Just cause it's a sci-fi film about time travel, robots, and stars Arnold Schwarzenegger doesn't mean his performance shouldn't be appreciated like that one of a very serious controversial topic film like AHX where you expect to be praised at the OSCARS (overrated pretentious crap). Again great performance in AHX, but his performance as John Connor is way better imo.
Great summary. When I watch T2, it's significantly due to anticipation of his role, actions, and reactions. Wikipedia shows the 3 main stars, but no Edward, yet he's arguably more iconic than Sarah Connor or the T-1000. He at least deserves to be in the group. He's also the one teaching the Terminator those great one-lines -- the greatest "one-liners" are actually misnomers, as they are built up by prior scenes, thus more striking when they land. (e.g. The "Do you feel lucky, punk?" misquote took an entire movie to build up.)
He was like Macaulay Culkin, but good. And cool.
@dannyfernendogautreau1713 I loved him in T2 but I'm with you, I think American History X was the most impact full, well acted role. I say that without having seen ALL of his movies but that's the one that hit so hard for me.
In addition to T2, he was also great in American History X.
Well said ✌
Jimmy and Judy is brutal but worth it
Brainscan and Detroit Rock City
Cant like this comment enough, id say i like American History X more than T2, cause between him and Norton it was so damn good.
So true! That movie is so good, but so visceral it makes it hard to watch too. To be able to move people with an art piece is incredible.
He's gradually looking a lot better. You can tell he's much more 'with it' mentally and that's really great to see.
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Sure
Thanks God
Beyond happy that Edward is doing well these days. Major congrats to this man for his sobriety and clear mind.
It depends what do you consider 'doing well'. He is still an addict, just changed his drugs.
@@MasmydaMusy respectfully, I don’t equate vape to cocaine or heroin.
I agree. Edward Furlong should write his bio & make it into a movie. He shared his story of getting arrested & going to rehab very well!
not sure I could bring myself to watch a movie about his life knowing it’s gonna be a sad one.
I AGREE!!!! 👍🏾💯
@@victoriabean6279 with a happy ending, though
Yeah! 👍🏾😀
He's been a punchline and the subject of memes for years. Mad respect to him for getting sober and being willing to talk so honestly on camera.
His teeth 🦷 don’t need to be that white either. They look unnatural. Fake clip on teeth
This is dope, I met Edward Furlong outside of an LA courthouse over 10 years ago.. we both had cases we were fighting and I'm happy to say I'll be 6 years sober this July! This interview meant a lot and things came around full fold, thank you!
Yo, congrats on the sobriety man! You're badass, never forget that. Keep going.
@@tiago2189thanks!
Great work!
@@Sugarbear3000 thank you!
Hindsight/s 20/20
Ed, I loved you since. You said "She's not my mother, TODD!!!" Safe travels and blessings on your road to recovery.
We need an Edward furlong comeback where he comes back hella lean and fit and becomes an absolute chad and reclaims his acting career
If RDJ can do it, so can Ed.
Agreed, older overweight men have no value.
Get him on ozempic and test for a year and he'll start to resemble future John Connor.
Yeah buddy!!! Pushups, squats and planks. No need for a gym.
“The New Guy”-come-“The Critic”
as a kid, watching T2 I wished I was Jon Connor..Edward Furlong, as a kid w/ zero acting experience played him so relatable and bad ass.
Me too! I imagined he was living some Hollywood dream and I thought he was so freakin cool. Detroit Rock City held up pretty darn well when we busted out the DVD player at a friend's house recently.
It's funny imagining a 6 year old watching such a scary, violent, deep, and complex movie nowadays, but we grew up different in the 80s and 90s. Hell, they marketed T2 action figures to is kids and Arnold Schwarzenegger toys in general whixh is largely how he became my favorite actor. And Terminator, T2, Kindergarten Cop, and True Lies were my favorite movies growing up from ages probably 5-10. And then the music was even more "adult," as my first favorite bands/music aside from all the Classic rock absorbed from always listening to the classic rock stations in the car with my dad (bands like Pink Floyd, Led Zep, The Stones, Fleetwood Mac, Van Morrison, The Who, Skynyrd, Clapton, Credence, etc.), and then from my mom always listening to R&B and Soul bands/singers Al Green, Otis Redding, Marvin Gaye, War, Earth Wind & Fire, The Chi-Lites, O-Jays, and so on. Anyhow, aside from them, from my older brothers and being raised by 90s MTV, I came to love all the alternative/grunge/hip-hop beginning with Faith No More, Metallica, and Red Hot Chili Peppers (Under the Bridge is the first music video i remember watching at age 5 or 6 and loving to this day), and then I came to love Soundgarden and Alice in Chains (my two favorite bands to this day), and then finally when i first heard Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg in 92-93 as a 6 or 7 year old I fell in love with rap-hip-hop, and while i still like and respect hip-hop (90s rap and "underground" stuff from the last 20 years), I feel like it's too negatice and too much complaining and too immature and adolescent amgst anger and rage for me as a 38 year old to listen to as i just havent found it enjouable or relateable to listen to for several years now.
Anyhow, i digress. My point is, back in the 80s and 90s it didnt seem odd for kids to watch rated r movies, violent movies, horror movies and such, just as it wasnt odd to listen to music which spoke about drug addiction, depression, death, suicide, and as for rap, selling drugs, sex, disrespecting women, and all kinds of pointless crime, violence and murder. But i also think it helped me grow and mature as a person.
@@2beJT Don't forget American History x.
We all did!
@@ibrown3KC kids definitely still watch this stuff, we just don't market directly towards them anymore
Edward is still blockbuster. Hollywood sleeping on him he’s got a lot of fans we need his redemption arc fulfilled
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He has one of the best lines in all the Terminator films....."The police are here!"........"How many?"........"All of them I think."
"she's not my mom, TODD" 😎
😂 such great lines
We got skynet by the balls now
Absolutely 😂
Also one of the most heart breaking lines, always chokes me up. "I order you not to go, I order you not to go!"
What a great and genuine Guy. All the best wishes for Eddy.
I don't know why Hollywood is sleeping on this guy. He's always been an amazing actor. My favorite performance from him is American Heart. I hope he gets another chance to show what he's got. Love your work man!
He needs a Tarantino to help him get back
I'll take him over most contemporary actors any day of the week.
I think it's ironic. The industry makes child actor's get into drugs, underage drinking, social pressures, predatory people ect.. like it's very sad. I think Eddie would have had a better life had he not become an actor/preyed on by his overage tutor/had that relationship with her, all that it's heartbreaking. I wish him the best for his present and future. Poor guy.
@@danielbad5910contemporary actors such as.......?
They're sitting on him because he secretly attends mass at Mel Gibsons church.
What I love about hearing Eddie talk is that he’s very honest and open…nothing is off the table. I find him so inspiring because you know someone has come out the other side when they can speak so openly like that. Top guy!
*_PEACE_* and *_LOVE_* to *_anybody_* currently in recovery, or in the depths of the struggle.
It's nice to find positivity on social media
@@ComicBookGuy420 Im no angel, and am often a condescending keyboard warrior, but I call’em likes I see’s’em. But yeah, mostly social media is the best place for all to be the worse version of themselves!
Well said
Amen. ❤
I met Edward Furlong at Rhode Island Comic-Con last year. I was wearing a two-piece Avatar: The Last Airbender sweatshirt and sweatpants. It was pretty late in the day, so I think I was the second person to come up to him after he returned from a photo shoot with Michael Biehn and Linda Hamilton. We shook hands and I greeted him and he was really friendly. He also seemed kinda tired, but that was probably because he was taking photos with fans the whole day. I picked out a picture of him off the table for him to autograph and I told him I wanted him to write to me "Chill Out, Dickwad." He wrote it with a dark grey pen and handed it back to me. I noticed that he got one of the letters in my name wrong and he actually offered to redo it, this time with a gold pen so it didn't blend in so much. I emptied the rest of my wallet out for him and thanked him with a salute. So glad he's doing better. I want to become a writer after graduating from college and I hope to get into the movie making business. If I ever do, I'd love for the chance to get to work with Edward. Stay positive man. 👍
I love the idea of him signing it with that signature line. Pretty awesome. lol!
Eddie Furlong is one of the GREATS Rosenbaum. So glad you got him on! Michael Biehn, Robert Patrick and now Furlong… Triple threat podcast! 🙌🏼
This man made some of my favorite movies growing up. T2, animal factory, Detroit Rock city, American history x. Good to see him sober!
Did you ever see Pecker? Another great one!
Edward Furlong is one of the most down to earth actors I've seen on youtube. Could be almost anyone's buddy IMO.
Dear Ed furlong , terminator 2 is one of the most quotable movies of all time . Thank you 🙏
"Your whole identity becomes that you're broken." Holy crap that's deep. Good on Eddie for reaching the point that he has.
Hindsight/s XX/XX
God bless him! ❤ his story is so powerfully honest and will continue to help so many on their journey to recovery. We are ready and here for the Eddie-ssance!
Takes a lot of courage to talk about your troubles/issues to the whole world.. much respect
some people out here just trying to find anyone that will listen..
That it does
So proud of this guy.... kids in hollywood.. it does a number on them...
If you bothered to listen to the interview, you'd know he already had problems before going to Hollywood.
@@lovelyliberal3294 it doesn't take away the fact that Hollywood is a filthy industry. It has had a negative impact on both adults and kids regardless whether they had or hadn't any issues before.
I've been asking for you to get Eddie on! Guy deserves all the success in the world, great dude and a natural talent
Really glad he's sober. One of those celebrities I hoped would overcome his demons. God bless.
Glad to see Edward in a better place with his health
May God bless him to keep in that way
I think Edward furlong has got to be one of the most down to earth and genuinely just a really nice and good person, I’ve always been a big fan of his and I definitely think he deserves another chance with acting, everybody makes mistakes as they say in this video, and I hope it works out for him he deserves it and personally I think he’s earned it.
Detroit Rock City is part of my life soundtrack. Love to Mr. Furlong. Will be pleased to see him on the screen.
“That’s no bird! That’s a hunk a fu€k!n CHEEEESE!”
Classic movie!
I feel like no where near enough people have seen or talk about that movie. So good
Miss that movie. They don’t stream it anywhere
Trip "gimme your kiss tickets or I'll beat the crap out of you!"
Boy 1 " We don't have KISS tickets."
Boy 2"Yeah! Kiss SUCKS!"
GOLD!
Definitely a classic and one of the best movie soundtracks in my opinion
I once ran into Eddie at Universal Studios on the T2-3D attraction years ago. It was a slow day and nobody had spotted him in the pre-show area but my friend and I. When they let us into the show room, I purposely walked past his seat and as I passed by I leaned in quietly and said , "Hey Ed. We missed you in part 3, man." I saw him reflect on my statement with a bummed out, "Yeah." I then said, "It wasn't the same without you", then he looked up and smiled and said , "Hey, thanks man." And he shook my hand. I walked over to the other side of the auditorium and took my seat as not to put him on blast. Very nice guy.
T3 really wasn’t the same without him.
@@Clown_WizardT3 felt direct to video. Anyone else get a DTV vibe from 3?
I hate that they got rid of the T2-3D attraction
I can’t even imagine how he felt after lose the role, I mean you can definitely tell that he loves the role of John Connor
I had a customer the other day with a signed kristanna loken photo , man she was hot
Every single guest you've had on that had a part in the Terminator franchise has ended up being one of the best episodes.
Has he had others than James Cameron and Furlong? :o
@@Khazandar Michael Biehn (twice) and Robert Patrick. All A+++ episodes I think.
@jeffh9107 I totally agree. Michael Beihn and Robert Patrick are probably my two favorite guests, especially Beihn. And now Eddie Furlong is up there. Kim Coates, too, even though the only things I've ever really seen him in is Sons of Anarchy and this his little part in Open Range, but he was a great guest. But I loved Michael Beihn, his attitude and his combined seriousness, honesty, but also great sense of humor, and then I loved all his movies, but especially Kyle Reese in Terminator and Johnny Ringo in Tombstone.
LOVE both of Michael Biehn's episodes. I love hearing him tell stories! I could listen to that man all day long.@@jeffh9107
Born in the 80s grew up in the 90s. There wasn't a girl in the 90s who didn't love Edward Furlong! My sister and her friends had the posters on the walls, everything! Dude was huge! Glad he's in a good space for himself now! Can't wait to see him in a show or movie!
Never get between an addict and their rock bottom. It’s funny because Steve O said the same thing of how once he got out of rehab and moved to the halfway house he told Dr drew he just wants to live there forever, and was scared to leave. I think he did 3 years at the halfway house. I’ve never carried that cross, but I can empathize how have the regulation, the schedule, and accountability and suddenly being released unto the world.
I’m always in awe of those being able to overcome and clean up. Those who put the work in have such a strong sense of self and there’s no airs. I appreciate that in a human so much!
It's possibly the hardest thing a person can do. It deserves respect.
I got sobber on January 2nd 2021 and I know exactly what he means by not getting angry as easily as I used too. I noticed 6 months after I got sober my mind got clearer, I become more relaxed and less anxious.
I used to drink when I felt anxious without knowing that the alcohol WAS making me anxious.
Don't be afraid or ashamed to seek help, you'll feel so much better. It will be a fight, and still is, but the reward is unmeasurable. Good luck, God bless! :)
Congratulations
*GREAT* to see Edward clean, sober, and positive about the future. He's a fine actor. Keep plugging away and the opportunities will come. Stay fit and healthy in between jobs. *A really fine actor.*
I don't know if this has ever been said. Robert Patrick, Norman Reedus, and Edward Furlong in a movie as father and sons. Perhaps, a grieving widower can't get over his wife's death, and to help him, his sons set up a roadtrip to revisit places they've been when they were younger. To help their dad heal, and to honor their mom. Maybe they have motorcycles, too. Maybe the sons were driven away after their mother died, and they try to patch things up with Pops after a long time apart, and that old drama resurfaces in the 2nd act, and is resolved in the 3rd. A story about re-bonding, forgiveness, & redemption. I think more stories like that are needed.
Get writing my friend!
What year did this movie come out? Do you know the name of it? 🤔
"your whole identity becomes you're broken" this has been a shit ton of us lol
That part resonated.
That's what every pothead I've ever met was like. They have no personality outside of weed.
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What a nice interview! He’s so down to earth and relatable. Definitely rooting for you Mr. Furlong. Blessings to you and your family.
Eddie is looking great. I'm so pleased for him.
Yeah, it didn't look like it was going to end well for him.
@@Woozlewuzzleable Yeah, it's a rare thing getting clean, and staying clean. Most stay on the drugs and alcohol until it kills them.
Like Eddie, im one of the lucky ones. 6 year's clean, just like him.
But yeah, he looks better every time i see him.
I'm glad he got his teeth fixed. He's looking really quite healthy these day's.
@@TheRetroManRandySavage I finally quit smoking weed, I know it's not the same thing but I feel much better with a new lease on life.
@@Woozlewuzzleable You got it!
@@Woozlewuzzleable I'm glad you quit, buddy. Better off it than on it. It's still a drug.👍
Mad respect, being in my 40s watched him growing up over the years. Good on him and his sobriety
You have to get Linda Hamilton as your next guest for Inside of you.
Maybe Arnold is not too far of a stretch to get on as well with the connections Michael is making through the recent guests!
@@ahdvdArnold just recently went under heart surgery and they installed a pacemaker. I could absolutely see him doing this show since it's low pressure and laid back before doing an acting job. That could be really cool if the timing was right.
Not the most appropriate podcast name 😂
Furlong connected a dot for me thanks to your podcast. The part where he said that heroin makes you not care about a personal crisis is right on the money. I felt the same way while ingesting other narcotics and alcohol. Great communication that hopefully you'll continue with other actors like furlong who've struggled with addiction while being a part of the entertainment industry. I really liked the honesty and integrity of Ed Furlong. Very inspiring interview. Thank you!
his performance in American History X is top notch
T2 and BrainScan are masterpieces. Stay healthy and happy Ed. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Hello Edward, I love hearing your story!! ❤ I too am a recovering addict and I try to love myself everyday. It can be hard to love life and be happy but I have a great wife and I play music and I hope you are well and happy. It's great to hear part of your story, I know it is hard to tell it but I think it's part of recovery to tell your story and wear it proud. You are still here, you are still alive 😊 God bless 🤘
Give us just one, JUST ONE fkn Terminator movie with Edward Furlong. Its still possible. He looks healthy, he stopped "chasing the dragon", by the looks of his size he works out. Just. One. More. Terminator. Movie. With. Furlong! Come on Hollywood, this could make millions at the box office.
I feel like it'd be really good playing john connor in the middle of a war. All of his baggage would give gravity to the story.
Great to see this dude looking so well, and beating alcohol, and other issues.
Nice to see him happy, and also being so nice to the fans, that although he may not get his head around it, really appreciate him and his work.
Movies are therapy for a lot of people, and the nostalgia is a comfortable and cozy place in a harsh world.
Excellent interview. Intriguing. Edward is as real as they get. What an incredible life story he has and he continues to succeed! I am so happy for him.
I was hoping for this! He’s so talented; and after Macaulay Culkin, and Lindsay Lohan, I’m hoping his comeback is around the corner!
Yes same! Hes so talented.
Edward Furlong should go into voice acting. He has a good voice for it
Detroit Rock City is still one of my all-time favorite (not-so) guilty pleasures.
No guilt here! I have loved that movie forever!
It's a comedic masterpiece
Is that the one where they go after KISS
Me too I was never a fan of the band but that movie was great
same!
Struggling with sobriety, I know the pain. It's good to hear you're doing well with your mom and son. The podcast is excellent, and this was my first episode. I wanted to hear Edwards's story as I love American History X and the Terminator. Therapy does help. I've battled substance abuse and severe anxiety for 20 years. I'll be checking in for more podcasts. Thank you.
I can't imagine being thrust into the spotlight at 13 and your first movie is so HUGE. Glad he's doing well now!
This is a must watch episode. Ed Furlong putting it all out on the table, what a guy.
Glad Edward Furlong is doing well. After looking through his life and following his career since 2019, he’s one of those actors I think deserves a comeback.
I really hope he can move forward. I really admire how open he is with everything. Hope the best for him.
I've been rooting for this kid since the 90's. Been waiting for his come back. He still has the world in his hands. But now he knows it! Give em hell Eddie!
This was genuinely one of the best 'just sit and chat' podcasts I've ever listened to. Plenty of space to open up and just talk. Not be interviewed, just talk. Like humans. I loved it. :)
Edward Furlong has long been one of my acting heroes, and it was so heartening to see him and hear him tell his stories at his own pace. I'm so incredibly happy that he's living his life, doing his thing, and just being his authentic self. I don't know if he'll read the comments here or not, but if he does, just know that you're STILL a hero in my book.
👍🏾😉👏🏾
This is my first listen to the podcast and I really enjoy listening to real people who've been through it and this helped.
So good to hear this story. You can’t make your past your entire identity and there is a point in your life when you have to stop using your past as an excuse for all the shit you do. This lesson was powerful, and I needed to hear it. I hope he makes a comeback; he’s still so talented.
Great interview. I am also born in 77 and also sober for 6 years.
I love him. Even with his Ups n Downs in life I've always loved Edward.
Like I've been worried about him an I'm glad to hear he's been Sober for 6yrs that's awesome. I really hope he makes a Come back. He needs to. Last movie I watched with him was Detroit Rock City.
"I want to show _myself_ what I got."
That hit. Lean into it, Eddie - I hope you find your peak you.
I don’t know how your show and interviews keep getting better, but they do. Thank you. As someone who struggles with addiction and all of life’s other bullshit, this was cathartic to watch. Keep fighting the good fight!
Thank you Micheal for doing this interview with Edward 🙏 I know as a recovering addict this will help allot of people to hear Edward's story😊. He is so humble and I've always wanted to see him in a real podcast setting, I've only really seen a few small interviews with him so this was really cool.
It’s so good to see him. He has been one of my favorite actors my entire life. I always felt like his story mimicked Brad Renfro’s, and I hoped there would never come a day when we lost him like we did Brad. Both incredibly talented people. And Furlong has so many incredible movies that are overlooked or not talked about enough-Little Odessa, Animal Factory, American Heart, Pet Sematary Two, Pecker, even Detroit Rock City.
I just finished listening to this episode and it was a powerful episode. Edward opening up about his addiction is going to help so many people. I am glad that his life is back on track. I wish him the best.
This was amazing!!! Love Eddie Furlong, thank you so much Michael for having him on another amazing guest please have him on again. What a great come back story. ❤🤗 🎉
That Would Be Nice!!! 👍🏾😉🙂
So happy Eddie is doing well!! Once you get sober and clean your Brain heals and things get much clearer been there done that ! Going on 7 years myself.. glad he is getting his second chance ! Always Routing for Eddie just keep pushing forward!
I'm so glad that he's doing good he looks great. Edward Furlong was me when I was a kid, every role that he played was the one person that represented me in movies at that time early nineties . It turns out we are very similar and I've had my own addiction issues that I have overcome but it's so awesome to hear the things that he says because I know he won't go back to that shit, let's face it if he does he's dead if I do I'll die. Terminator 2 is in my top three movies of all time and I'm a bit of in art snob. I fantasize that he would show back up as adult John Connor so many times, it's cool to hear that they did offer him the third movie, but it might be for the best that he didn't because let's face it they waited too long and it took two or three practice movies to even get back to that same environmental feel that Terminator movies kind of have . Pet Sematary 2 hell yeah. I know that we'll see Edward in something big in the future. Also he is a producers dream for voice over, if they don't scoop him up on these kids movies nowadays they're stupid. Like if they went back and did another Lion King he could still pull off young Simba all day!
Eddie looks and sounds great and I am hopeful his sobriety is forever. Great interview.
At 44:45, that “Thank you” was so fucking sincere it’s heartbreaking. You can tell Eddie’s never had many people who believed in him or told him they do.
EVERYONE is rooting for you dude. Go for it and remind everyone how good you really are!
Love this podcast. Edward definitely opened up and I am glad that he has turned his life around.
Amazing interview thank you so much for these amazing interviews. Every time I listen to these they help me get through so much. To hear people talk about things I relate to is truly powerful.
I asked for this interview a few months back... And you delivered ❤
Brilliant, revealing, honest interview.
So glad to see Edward Furlong! Amazing story.
All the stuff that man went through and to come out on top, just shows how strong and resilient Eddie is. He is such a an inspiration. America loves a comeback
Someone needs to cast Edward in a major role. He's always had that certain extra something, and he still does. Give him a shot.
I gotta admit, that was a great interview. I hope Edward rises to the top again!!
He deserves a comeback
Good to see Eddie doing well these days! Great interview! Would love to see Linda and Arnold on the show as well.
What an amazing, strong man! God bless him.
Love this kid, always did. He was so adorable. So happy he is well. We definitely need a comeback for him! Would love to see him in some movies!
Seeing childhood idol, such as Macaulay Culkin, Shaun Weiss, and Edward Furlong doing good it’s nice to see just like we related to them in the movies growing up. I’m sure if there’s people who are trying to recover from addiction can relate to them overcoming them who grew up in that era
Great interview. What a down to earth guy. Lived true to his character and I love when locals rep on the big screen. Couldn’t tell you how many times we watched you in Terminator 2 growing up. Such an epic film! Thanks for the interview, Edward. We’ll be seeing you.
how does this guy get some of the most underrated actors as guests? is it lex luthor magic?
He meets a lot of these people at events and through connections I think and since they like him they agree to come on
This makes my child self so happy! Love seeing him do well.❤
Great episode. Really nice to see Eddie is doing well now. God bless him!
I hung onto every single word of this amazing conversation. So proud of this man. Well done, mate, we need a legit furlongaissance!! It’s about time!!! 🖤🖤
Edward Furlong seems like a cool dude, hopefully filmmakers manage to get more trust for him to do more movies in the future.
It brings me joy and comfort to see him doing so much better now. I wish I had him as a friend to film him doing different scenes, and create a reel to show his real potential.
Yeah, or just one killer, well produced short film with a good part made for him. He has talent for days, he just need to have the right material in his hands.
Furlong made the undercut cool. Everybody had an undercut.
and Mike Patton!
I always loved Edward Furlong, he was one of my favorites, I’m glad he’s doing okay. Pet Sematary 1&2 are my favorite movies.