"Sr." | Robert Downey Jr. | Official Trailer | Netflix
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- Опубликовано: 13 ноя 2022
- Like Father. Like Son. Like No Other. "Sr." is a lovingly irreverent portrait of the life and career of maverick filmmaker Robert Downey Sr. that quickly devolves into a meditation on art, mortality, and healing generational dysfunction. Directed by Chris Smith (American Movie, Fyre)
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"Sr." | Robert Downey Jr. | Official Trailer | Netflix
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Robert Downey Jr. pays tribute to his late father in this documentary chronicling the life and eclectic career of pioneering filmmaker Robert Downey Sr. 
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this the sweetest thing an actor could do for his father.
But will it be in the documentary that he kept his feet in the industry by nepotism?
@@RohitKumar-vp3kq so just like most hollywood actors?
U can say it vice versa
I knoooow I cried saw much! Ben chode! Kuta!
Not sure if you have seen it but years ago Jim Brewer made a documentary about taking his ailing father on tour with him. It's called More than Me. Check it out if you can find it anywhere.
holy moly. RDJ is not losing the second chance he's been given. What a journey. What an inspiration. What an incredible thing to witness.
that's why he's always been one of my favorite actors, from the 80s to his low points to his come back and redemption. He's inspirational without having to try.
More like 3rd/4th chances
@@wildwoodandonyx irrelevant.
Had I'd known back then, what I know now. Some of us never had the 2nd chance.
Amen. As for an actor, he's been and is incredible, without a doubt. As for a comeback story, he's even that more incredible
Because of Sr we almost lost Jr, but it's also because of Sr that we have Jr, the man and the actor. RDJ having such love and forgiveness for his dad, when most people would be full of anger and resentment, tells me everything I need to know about him. He is an inspiration in many ways.
I am sorry can you elaborate? I'm not sure what you're referring to and I can't seem to find anything online that sounds like it
What are you even talking about
Huh ?💀
@@underratedunity1528 I'm referring to the drug use. Sr started sharing drugs with RDJ when Jr was only 6 or 8 years old. RDJ has described it as the only way his dad knew how to bond with him. And it wasn't limited to marijuana. RDJ spent over 2 years of his life serving time in jail and prison because of the addiction, not to mention time spent in rehab. That info comes from interviews that RDJ has done over the years, so it's not too hard to verify.
It's a miracle that RDJ is alive.
@@dasupertramp5855 omg thank you for this info! I know he had problems with drugs but I had no idea that his father introduced him to them, let alone at such a young age
With all the journalists trying to jump him with intrusive questions about personal life and past mistakes over the years I'm glad there will be a part in this where he can address it in his own way. Man, this doc is going to be a tear jerker.
This is such a wonderful gift to give to his father. Not many people knew who he was and his passing largely went unnoticed. I hope that people watch this and learn. I have a feeling this will make me shed a few tears.
Bro spoiler alert 😭💀
@@edmundojosezuazuachapa1612 Spoiler? His father died last year. It was on the news and all over the internet.
@@Freeden bro i didn't know
@@Freeden I didn't know either
Bro wtf spoilers
Robert Downey Sr. was so far ahead of his time as a indie filmmaker... his work is absolutely _incredible!_
I didn't know they had cgi back then
@@loki-of-asgard7877 Huh
Uh sorry no its not...just weird
He was great in Less than zero. Especially after what he went thru later in life.
it's just that he had a crazy, in your face comedic voice. Sr's films are electric, brash, dgif vibe. PUTNEY SWOPE! HAHAHA
RDJ has played Tony Stark as a resentful son who didn't get to spend a lot of time with his father. As that same character, he was also a loving father who had to leave his daughter to save the world. RDJ has also portrayed a complex father-son relationship in The Judge, and he also played Chaplin, who was abandoned by his father at a very young age. When I see this series, I think I'm gonna be reminded of all these past roles and it's gonna be very emotional
This was absolutely beautifully done. Not only did I get to meet his genuine dad, but I learned so much more about Jr and just love him more than ever now. What an incredible tribute to his dad, and the music was PERFECTION. What a man!!!
I love that he just wanted to make something like a love letter to the world for his dad 😁
Absolutely! More people need to know about Sr... I couldn't believe, as a film fanatic, that I didn't hear about him till my 20s - thanks to Paul Thomas Anderson for praising his work!
Couldn’t agree more with your assessment.
That man's a national treasure
I just love that some yt commenters carry more or less direct quotes from lines in the trailer as if viewers needed to have them repeatedly spoonfed to them.
Is somebody gonna say "national treasure"? How about "gift from God"?
As someone who lost his father last year. I have so many regrets, not knowing him more, not treating him right enough, not thanking him enough. Maybe in RDJ's case, this is his own way of immortalizing his father's memories. And a reminder for us all.
I am with you right there. I lost my father last year and I never got to really know him due to him being away. I wish I could've understood him more. We tried many times to be there for each other but just couldn't. Now that he's gone, I wish we would have tried harder.
You know what? Your dad had a big part in your personality, and it’s their fault you don’t embrace ‘family’. Be happy and break the cycle.
Great...now I gotta go roll up.
Me too but it's been 20 yrs....still seems like yesterday. And I agree with you totally. So very sorry for your very deep loss.
@@JoseHernandez-sq8yh so sorry for your loss ...minexas well, same thing. Mine was a well known coach, away so much. I hardly knew him, he hated answering questions then lost him 20 yrs ago, seems like yesterday.
I cannot imagine the good soul and kind heart it takes to come full circle and forgive and love someone who damaged and hurt you so. What a guy Jr is.
Eu perdoaria, más não cuidaria colocaria em uma boa casa de repouso, porque perdão não é esquecimento,e não conviveria com uma pessoa que só me fez mal, ajudaria de longe, minha sincera opinião!😢
I can’t wait for this. Always been a big Robert Downey fan. And his son has redeemed himself. Turned his life completely around. Much admiration and respect to Robert Jr. as well! This is going to be a crazy emotional ride I sense.
Honestly RD Sr redeemed himself, RDJ saved himself. I can't imagine what kind of journey a man must go through to forgive his dad giving him drugs and alcohol at age 10 because he thought it was funny. They obviously love eachother very much and I'm really excited for this documentary.
@@frofrozzty I didn't know any of that, I just knew him as the cool good actor from sherlock % iron man. I guess humans have great capacity for forgiveness
Downey Sr seems like a very humble and down to earth person. He’s been through so much in his life, and he’s still moving forward with his life as if he had aged younger in this. Downey Jr certainly knows how to touch other people’s minds and hearts through the process of filmmaking.
well he's not really moving forward anymore tho, he's dead
His dad gave him alcohol and drugs as a kid and thought it was funny to see him high
@@shelbytrowbridge2777 And he clearly forgave his dad and made peace with their difficulties. He honored his father with this documentary. That's a beautiful thing.
What is song name
Song name please
As someone that lost their father 2 years ago from stomach cancer. I would give anything to have something like this to know more of who my dad was.
This isn’t about your father, it’s about RDJs father. Please don’t derail the comment section.
@@DaddyPig-zp8rq lol
@@DaddyPig-zp8rq hopefully this is a joke
I lost my dad 4 years ago to kidney cancer. I was only 27. Seeing stuff like this blows my mind, makes you wonder why only some people get to experience it. I don't know... I went my whole life just wanting to get to know my dad more but he was always resentful. Hardly knew anything about him.
@@instantparty8493 Right there with you. I was thinking the same thing.
My dad just passed away in August this year. He was a huge fan of these men. I don’t know if I’ll be able to watch this without bawling. Rest in peace dad. I miss you everyday.
If I had the money to, I’d do something like this for my pops too. The sentiment of this documentary alone has me choking up. The love between a father and son is indescribable
It’s usually viewed as toxic masculinity these days. They wouldn’t make this documentary if rdj weren’t in it.
mine went out for some milk 22 years ago. he'll be back soon though... he promised.
Same
how about doing something similar? All you need is a phone, a tripod and your imagination (and maybe windows movie maker or any other free alternative). PLEASE do it!
You can. There are companies that do this kind of thing. Don't think it would cost much at all.
"Fill your lives and hearts with your fathers as long as they are alive" - A message from people who have lost their fathers.
Agreed. I lost my dad when he was 53. It’s been ten years now and I’m still overwhelmed at times by all the missed opportunities
My father is 95. He is still amazingly vital and active for his age, but I know he won't be around forever. I'm going to try to spend the remaining time I have with him living by those words. Thank you!
My father was taken from me by streets as he got older. It's been a year and some change since it happened. This is why I watch everything with my son, why we talk nonsense together for hours, and why I will continue to do so until the last day.
Totally agree, I miss my dad but I'm glad that I spent 13 years of my life with him. Learned several great things from him, so if they are alive spend maximum time with them.
@Jerry D. Metz totally agree. If my father was nice then my mom was the opposite. So in this world either one is good or other is bad. It's a rare case either both are good or both are bad.
Father or mother can be anyone who picked you up or supported you as a true guardian.
Thank you Robert Downey Sr for giving us RDJ. Life would've ordinary without him
@Tech you ok hun?
@Tech marvel lives in your head rent free.
failure to grasp the value of a person much
the whole point is to learn about his life and his art, not to further deify his son for being in your favorite franchise
@@samg3456 if so, than learn. It's my opinion and i stand on it
Lost my dad 2 weeks ago. This hits different.
Damn.
sorry to hear, may he RIP
Sorry for your lost and my he rest in peace🙏
❤god bless
My condolences.....
I lost mine couple of years ago and it still hurts at times.
My condolences please be strong
RD Jr's father was a cool dude. I know from my own experience that doing drugs with your father can have an adverse effect on development, etc, but I admire RD Sr. for acknowledging his mistakes as a father, and for the unconditional love he had for his son.
My dad passed away when i was 13 this looks amazing my dad was my best friend and my hero i can already guarantee this will definitely make me cry
Those of us who have parents for best friends are incredibly - and I mean, _INCREDIBLY_ - lucky! All my friends growing up wanted my parents for their own...
RIP to your father 🙏🏼
Bless you I hope your alright !
I lost mine at 13, too, and I now have a son of my own. I'll likely be full-on weeping, lol.
I’m so sorry for your loss🙏🏾❤️ my condolences.
@@andrewbeecroft6509 ill be right there with you. Me and why wife just started watching this is us were on the 2nd season it has been a weep fest every epsiode lol
A fitting tribute to Robert Downey Sr. RIP Sir. 😢
His dad already died??? 😢
@@juris1827 he died last year
Yes, lets mourn the guy who got his son addicted to drugs leading to an awful early life!
@@juris1827 sr is tall
I adore RDJ and am so proud of his sobriety and what he's done with his life and talent! His father was the famous one, until he was surpassed by his son and this documentary will be heartwarming and tear-jerking because of Senior dying. I'm definitely watching this!
Dad died in 2012, and 10 years does not feel like that long. I'd watch this movie, but it would just tear me up. Maybe I will, anyway. Love you, dad.
I'm tearing up just from the trailer. I know I'm going to need a box of tissues when I watch this. What a loving tribute.
RIP Robert Downey Sr, a true icon in filmmaking
Is he dead??!
Bro spoiler alert 😭😭
@@FreddyD177 MEGA spoiler alert
@@FreddyD177 bro everyone knew he died
@@DopeHub not everyone
This is such a tender honest love letter to his father. Bitter sweet and lovely
My father and I going through a moment like this trying to figure shit out as he approaches the end on some terminal business with me as his nurse basically... And I just love that something like this was made to relate to as we walk through our garbage... We might never figure each other out but we talk about trying at least lol... Iron man has a heart that never needed to be seen in the MCU but really shows itself right here...
RDJ's whole life story has been so facinating. He's overcome a lot, so this will be interesting to watch.
not about him, it's about his dad
life is always more interesting when drugs are involved. Everyone should give drugs a chance!!
@@ah2522 tru
@@ah2522 the key is to get severely addicted, almost dysfunctional. And then get 100% sober. All you have to do.
@@codaboggs8430 pretty easy to do actually. I've done it.
As someone who grew up without a father. This hits right in the heart.
Same here.
I had a father, but he was an abusive, self loving a-hole wo I haven 't seen since my 16th birthday as my mother kicked him out (not the first time).
Probably the reason I'm in my early 40s and still have no family nor children, because I think I'm much like him and don't want to do the same to others.
@@ldorman I wish you all the best man, hope you'll feel better about yourself one day
Thank you so much for this tribute to your Dad. I am
Iiving close by to my 91 year old Dad, who left the old age home for his apartment nearby, after selling the house. He still drives to get his groceries and cigars. I clean his apartment, and check on him every day after work. I cannot put into words the love, compassion, immense gratitude I have for him to still be here, and Your Film is profoundly beautiful, even though our friend death has come to you through your Dad; it has opened my eyes even more. Much love and blessing to youRobert Downey Jr. for sharing your personal journey likes this. Thank you again
P.S. Death comes to us and allows us to shed our tears for the love and loss. Seeing your father reminds me of my own, they both have a noble character hat doesn’t allow them to really say the pain that could be happening. Instead we get to witness a letting go that is the last or next natural event. Hearts grow larger and expand to new heights….and it’s only the physical form that is gone. But during sleep they are alive and still communicating to us, since we have our guards down. 🌸❤💕
This is beautiful ❤. I Hope you are doing great
What a journey! From his dad to him to his son. This proof that not 1 event or moment or even a season can define a person. We have to step back and look at the entirety of one's life.
Legend
Respect to Robert Downey Sr😔
even just the trailer is already one of the most human, beautiful, precious thing I've ever seen. That is true love. I don't know if I'm ready, I don't even know how to put into words the vortex of feelings this is giving me, but I'll just say that I am immensely proud of Robert, everyday more.
I lost my father, best friend, mentor, and role model this past January. He was the greatest man I have ever known. I can only hope to be half the man he was. God I miss you dad. :(
Courage!
The time we spend with them is never enough... We'll always miss them
Wow, I looked him up and to find out he already passed away. Robert Downey jr took the opportunity and didn't take time for granted to document his dad's life. That is amazing and a lesson for all of us with our own parents. Enjoy them while they're still here.
Oh, that's sad! Though it's not a lesson for those of us with 💩 parents and thankfully.
Probably the greatest love letter to a father❤️
This was a spectacularly beautiful documentary. RIP Sr. ❤
No we all know his dad and we know what his dad put him through. RDJ doing something like this for His dad shows what kind of good heart he has, Most people wouldn't be so forgiving.
I lost my dad less than 2 weeks ago. Man this hits hard. Make every minute count...
"Love hard and laugh often. I love you dad."
RIP Sr, you have an amazing son that loved you
Honestly what a heartwarming trailer to a documentary. The bond I have with my dad is like no other since the passing of my mother more than 2 years ago. Just like how my mother was the greatest women i ever met, the greatest man in my life is definitely my father. I’m going to definitely bawl my eyes out to this documentary
When he says "you never know the hour & the day" hits me hard because last summer my Dad got diagnosed with cancer because his shoulder broke (exactly where mine did 15 years ago) and they found tumor, he did radiation & then after the docs were talking 85% reduction so far, possible full remission. Then 2 weeks later his back hurt, turned out after radiation there were 12 more different places the day before Father's Day, they gave him 12-18 months. He died 4 days later, not 12-18 months.
Never know the hour or the day. 😞
My Father passed 5 years ago this December. This really pulls my heart strings.
Same here man
Couldnt help but cry as I watch this. Lost my dad 3 months ago and I wish I could get to relive any form of contact that Robert has with his watching this trailer. I cant wait to sob endlessly watching the December 2. Rip MD.
When Father and Son played, my eyes teared up. The meaning of the song is just.....
After less than zero I knew he was the greatest young actor, what a champion of life to pick himself up after his pitfalls...rock on RDJ.
Even though their father and son relationship wasn't perfect, it's lovely to see they still adore and respect each other
This is what unconditional love is all about :)
RIP Robert Downey Sr, a true filmmaker icon
Having your kids understand that "It wasnt what they think it was" is paramount when they get old enough to understand. I think this is "Jr's" way of finding those little pieces that will make him fully understand his father from his childhood years to explore those memories he has from that time. As a father and a son I love this.
Robert Downey, Jr. I have been watching you for years. Hands down. This documentary speaks volumes of your heart and soul. The love of your parents, upbringing and love for your foundation and roots in life. I lost my mother in March 4, 2021. Two months later, lost dad, May 4, 2021. Four months later I lost my brother, Sept, 2021. Unexpectedly broken in two, I retired May 2022 after teaching for almost 4 decades. Time slips by. Kudos and Bravo to you, dear man. I love how you have made lemonade out of the lemons in your life. Being grateful turns it all around . Your father and mother are delightful, and honest. I adore and love your work and devotion. Warm wishes for staying the course...
Had the honor of seeing this at NYFF 60 in early October. The day they announced the Netflix acquisition actually. It is an incredible doc, and the best movie going experience I’ve had in years. It didn’t hurt that Jr. himself was there 😂. I’m so glad I got to experience this in a full theater. The laughter and tears were infectious. You will absolutely enjoy it. Oh btw, Sr. Is even funnier than Jr.! I see where he gets it
I'm definitely seeing this film. Thanks for sharing your love of your father to the world, Jr. May he rest peacefully
Awesome!!! In the past year my dad has gotten very sick and now we're at the stage of just make him comfortable. I have learned so much more about my dad's youth. I'm a product of an interracial relationship and he's 86 now. I'm blessed to say we've gotten closer over the past 5 yrs.
This is so beautiful and touching! I had no idea about Robert Downey Jr's dad being a filmmaker! That's incredible! I'm so happy he agreed to making this! I can't wait to see it, he seems like an incredible person!
My dad died two years ago, so seeing Robert Downey Jr make this movie for his dad makes me tear up so much
He's so lucky to get to know his father so much more through this experience. I wish I had done the same when I had the time to...
I can't wait! Old enough and young enough to know both their work and I am so proud they did this and in such an artful and thoughtful way. For those who treasure film this is amazing. I'm so grateful RDj values his recovery, for the sake of all who adore him.
What a blessing for him to have his parents, document their lives, past, and present, good and bad, and have a memoir that will stand the test of time!
My dad is one of my closest friends and seeing him age is so difficult sometimes, even though he is in great health. This film looks amazing. I cant wait to learn all about Robert Downey Sr.
I had the privilege to work on "Putney Swope" and "Pound", two of RD Sr's films that were shot in NYC back in 1969-70. Both were experiences I will never forget. I'm so happy that RD Jr. made this tribute to his Dad, who was an amazingly funny, talented, and anarchistic creative genius. Can't wait to see the documentary when it runs on Netflix.
Very cool. In what capacity?
@@Seeker0fTruth post-production (Putney Swope) and assistant production manager (Pound).
@@bobkidera4422 Sounds like fun. I often think about how many people are working silently behind the scenes in order to produce a film or tv show. I wish I could work on and learn more about that process. Thanks for sharing your story.
This may be the most touching this I ever watch, I’ve recently been trying to get in contact with my dad, talking to sister in laws and half siblings and cousins, talking to family I haven’t even heard of. It’s scary but necessary, I’ve waited my whole life for this chance, although it’s different now that I’m an adult, I can’t wait to just share a beer with him and catch up.
A raw, gritty, humorous, emotional look at a father and son still discovering each other. I must watch this.
The trailer already making me cry. It's such a wonderful love letter to a father. 🥲
After a decade of living on the other side of the country to my dad, we built up a really good relationship during covid. I ended up moving home to be closer to him in March 2021, uprooted my career and made the journey back. Our relationship was really good. At the end of July 2021 he passed very suddenly. It absolutely broke me, but in my grief I discovered from his wife that he and I had been so similar, in personality and behaviour, but I never knew. I keep a box of his things to remind me that I was never alone, there was one more like me. Really looking forward to this movie.
Robert Donwey Jr is one of the best actors on the planet and he shows how you can come from anything and how you can overcome anything. I love this man even though I dont even know him personally hes just such a humble human being and a treasure I will always have a special place for him in my heart. We Love You Robert! ❤
He really made a documentary about the man who gave him drugs as a little kid. The work and forgiveness that must take is astounding.
I look forward to this. This looks cathartic, authentic, and meaningful.
“No amount of money ever bought a second of time.”
😭😭😭😭
RDJ is an amazing soul. As a recovering addict & a daddy’s girl, this touches my soul. ❤ Much respect to both of you beautiful souls.
That Cat Stevens song always makes me cry and think of my aging dad. He’s 72 already.
Love this. As someone who is going through this with their dad I can’t wait to watch this. Films truly bring people together and once you find that out, you’ll have a special bong for good with that person. I feel my father and I are the only ones to understand each other. Bravo RDJ & Sr 🙌🏽
Fame and fortune mean nothing if you lose compassion. Great work RD Sr &Jr
This brought tears to my eyes and I don't cry, two absolute journey men and legends, who just happen to be father and son. What a legacy to leave for his family and grand children to watch.
Damn.. Nostalgic and frankly deserves to be the most highest grossing film of all time.. missed my dad.. film dedicated to all the dads in the world.
This is going to be a tear jerker I think.
This is so cool because we ALL know who “Jr.” is, now we know who senior is
My father past away 3 days after on July 10th. A blessing it is to celebrate fathers! Thank you for showing us yours! rip RDsr.
How fortunate Jr is that he HAS all these years and decades of videos of his father and created by his father. This is a beautiful tribute to add to that. Can’t wait to see it. Love RD Jr.
Best gift to a father. Wish he was alive to to see this but to imagine how proud he would have been to know even after death, a son would walk to such an extend to show the love he always had and share it with the world ❤
He passed exactly a month before mine ❤❤❤
I hope they keep it as natural as it seems. Looking forward to this
It’s very rare (maybe not) that we as men get the balls to ask the important questions to our dads and moms this will be a tear jerker ! Sorry I said it! Cant wait to see it
A masterpiece of filmmaking. Geniusly editted and wonderfully photographed and above all very human and respectful to the fater & old age. Humor, creative freedom and love - What a legacy.
This trailer alone is so beautiful and honest. I thank Robert and his family for sharing.
Man, that looks very heartwarming. God bless Robert Downey Jr and Sr. So gifted and shared their talent with the world.
This by far is the most authentic documentary Ive ever seen. The creativity in RDJ's approach to this masterpiece is rivaled only by the wit and soul that RDS unhesitatingly bares.
RD SR. was a customer of mine when I worked at Borders books. A very kind, patient man. He had a goodness in his eyes. I told him I knew him from his films. Never mentioned his son to him. He has his own history. I even knew a camera operator who knew him and was on a softball league with him.
This is awesome!! I wish I thought about recording a conversation with my dad before he died.
I lost my own father this year, so this is going to be a hard watch for me, but I think it is a beautiful, touching tribute to a life lived fully.
Honestly, go watch this right now. It's simply beautiful, heartwarming, and all around lovely. As one who's a fan of RDJ - my love for him has grew exponentially in a way ( if that's even possible lol) but overall the connection these 2 shared was truly remarkable. :)
Having just lost my Mother 3 days ago, this struck me like lightning. This is the most beautiful thing possible. I wish I had done a small-scale version of this at home with her. We always have regrets it seems.
I have time and fishing trips and camping vacations and Sunday afternoons listening to old radio shows with my dad. I'm sorry to say, I have nothing about my mom. I never got to know her very well.
Hello
I am very excited for this! What a good son! Such an amazing gift for his father, and for those of us that don't know who Robert Downey is. Can't wait!
My grandma worked for a congressman in the district he lived in before he got clean. He was good friends with the congressman and my grandma. She told me about how they had lunch together and how he was such a good man. Robert Downey jr will always be my favorite actor.
A beautiful documentary showing their affection and even the struggles in their relationship.
Once I heard Father and Son I started tearing up. I love this song
Wow, you know it’s gonna be good when you tear up a little from the trailor
This the best type of home movie documentary there could be. We should all document and celebrate our seniors. The oldest among us have the most wisdom. Let’s listen.
I miss my dad. I grew up scared of my him and ended up hating him for a good chunk of my life because of how he treated my mom. But after he died, I slowly started to understand why he was the way he has towards her. I could have learned so much from him. But now he's gone, and all I have is regret for the time I spent hating him instead of understanding him and spending more time with him.
Yep I'm gonna bawl my eyes out watching this. I just love happy father-son stories cause it seems like all we hear about are the shit dads or the ones that abandoned their child altogether but for all the bad ones out there I know theres just as many amazing ones!