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Joseph Gordon-Levitt: Snowden Would Love to Come Home
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2016
- Joseph Gordon-Levitt met the man he portrays in 'Snowden,' and confirms that the fugitive still hopes to come home to the U.S.
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Don't be hypocrites people: whining about corruption and then criminalising the people who try to stop it. Snowdon should be pardoned.
Irony is he might be pardoned by some war criminal.
rony deldar yup good old murica
He shouldn’t have been charged in the first place..
"The NSA was breaking the law a million times a day." Well put, sir.
JGL Wears different socks just to make sure he is not in Inception...
awesome
Yoooo🤣
perfect
Ah, Joseph Gordon-Levitt. I loved him in Third Rock from the Sun, then didn't see him in anything until Inception. I sat through the entirety of that film thinking "where the hell do I know that guy from?", and only realised afterwards that I didn't recognise him because I had last seen him as a child. Good actor and seems like a smart, polite guy as well.
He's in a movie called Brick, which came out between 3rd Rock and Inception. It's amazing. Definitely check it out :)
+Melody Conte and looper.
He was in 50/50
500 days of summer.
50/50 and Looper came out after Inception.
he broke the law to show that the NSA was breaking the law and now they want to get him for that.
But Hillary gets away scotch free because technically she isn't a Russian spy.
The NSA was acting in accordance with the law. The law has been changed now with the repeal of the PATRIOT Act.
I'm pretty sure she still pays for her scotch.
Strange that the second circuit deemed it illegal then..
+Google stop it
Underrated comment.
I identify with JGL so much. Every time I hear an opinion of his it just aligns so well with me. Seems like a great guy.
That was oddly self-congratiolational
okay I fucked that word up
Lol no wonder trump likes Putin so well
The restraining order is in the post.
Have you ever met him?
He's so genuine, intelligent, stylish. This guy is my legit man crush man hahaha. His swagger is 2 cool 4 school.
I have soya sauce in my ear
Joseph Gordon Levitt is the most together
(or one of the most) child actors who grew up great! I feel privileged to have watched him grow and have him part of my life.
The sock story is sweet
Stephen: Hey, nice to see ya.
Joseph: Good.
Funnily enough, it actually makes sense.
Edward Snowden is a hero. Chelsea Manning is a hero.
Free Manning. Pardon Snowden.
The sad thing is that Trump thinks Snowden should be Shot ... Snowden is a Hero not a Traitor
Trump thinks a lot of things, mostly just things that get him attention, but still a lot of things
she soon will be free now😄 still waiting for snowden
thurtme Very welcome news about Chelsea Manning. Hope Snowden gets his pardon under President Bernie Sanders or President Elizabeth Warren in 4 years.
spuds Medicate yourself
Mad props for what he's saying.
The two of them are pretty awesome. Great catch by SC on the socks. Question of Snowden's 'Crime' is well handled by JGL, very impressive person. What they maybe didn't touch on was that Snowden tried to go through proper channels in fixing the crime when he found it and tried to be an official whistle blower, etc., but the various organisations did not want to know. What other choice did he have? Do we not have a moral obligation to stand up when we see these kinds of wrongs?
Teddy Roosevelt would have probably pardoned a guy like that
from what I remember, he loved whistleblowers and muckrackers
He’s SO ADORABLE!!
Snowden is an American HERO!!.... lets see what that gets ;}
well like most Merican heroes.....dead or in jail
Disregarding the fact of me not being an American, what Snowden did was, in my eyes a necessary evil yet just act.
To open Americans eyes to acts of the government that has dulled the minds of its citizens
I agree. Here's a good analogy for how Snowden broke the law.. Snowden is standing at his window, he looks out his window and through his neighbours window he sees a person he does not recognize, but that he recognizes as being possibly nefarious as they are standing over his neighbour watching them sleep. Poor Ed though, he can't call the cops because his phone is broken, so Ed breaks into his neighbours home also to call the cops. Who gets victimized by Ed's actions? Would the cops then charge HIM with breaking and entering?
+Moa Ahmed it wasn't evil at all
Actually, here's an edit to that analogy, because apparently he tried to blow the whistle through the proper channel, but no one wanted to hear about it, so.. Imagine the cops tell him he's hallucinating, go back to sleep, they say, when he calls them from his home. So Ed breaks into his neighbours home to confront the stranger, which wakes the neighbour who screams what are you both doing in my house?
Is Stephen becoming more cynical btw? I expected him to be somewhat on the same level with jgl here, not expecting the "two wrongs don't make a right"
He explained one sentence later that he was playing devil's advocate. If you don't know what that means, it's basically when you take a position and argue a perspective you don't actually have, in order to facilitate debate. It's done for a few reasons, mostly to give the other person a chance to address potential arguments and to better explain themselves.
Yes, and he has a LOT of experience doing that in his old faux right-wing character! He actually did many good interviews on his old show, "playing devil's advocate."
I’m happy people caught on to this guys real agenda to manipulate masses with political bias. It seems he has close relations to the right wing and it’s corrupt ion.
hes a corporate weasel thats why he said that.
This guy is really the living embodiment of sweetness
Snowden is a hero, I may not live in the USA or anything but I almost idolize him for what he did.
So fucking brave man...
I love JGL way of being diplomatic and yet assertive in what he believes. also he doesn't shy away from the fundamental questions of society by taking on these roles.
Snowden for president, hes more honest than either of our current idio- i mean candidates
+4hpook "Self-serving." He knew his life would be over as soon as he released this information and has chosen exile rather than being put down by a cartoonishly corrupt government.
+4hpook so you support what our government is doing to our people?
***** are you slow?
He has to be a troll, looking at his bait comments. Only a fucking tool would think like him. Snowden broke the law in an effort to expose the illegal activities of the NSA. Which continue if anyone actually cares. Snowden needs to be pardoned.
When I place a call, I generate metadata, not the phone companies. They do not need to record anything for our mutually agreed on transaction to take place.
America was founded when people broke the law when their government didnt do right by them, Snowden did what the founding fathers would have done
Love JGL. Love his crinkly eyes when he smiles.
nice camera angle how it followed JGL when he was introduced 00:03 more of this creative shooting please. :-)
Seems like such a nice guy
I'd hope in the future American kids would study Snowden as a hero, but I know that'll never happen.
+4hpook have you ever read history??
well then screw the NSA and the cell companies, i like what snowden did and most of america does. should we all be arrested for standing behind a "traitor"?
Hero, traitor, only difference is which side you're on
So you don't think a government agency collecting the personal information, call history, and other sensitive material on every single person is an issue at all? That's the real discussion here, not whether the companies are within their rights to give over the information. This is an indictment of the government, not the telecommunications companies. Idiot
The whole point of having a conscience is that it is meant to be used when 'laws' are either not moral (as they are legal frameworks that have been racist and more in the past), or when moral laws, like the constitution, are being broken. Snowden is a hero. The reason they want him punished is that they don't like the precedent of a citizen rightfully noting and going against the double standard in the Goverment. People who just say "He broke a law" clearly don't have any idea about cognitive moral reasoning. Look up Kohlberg and morality: You'll find that Snowden's critics are psychologically deemed less sophisticated in their reasoning than Snowden is, who reasoned and acted on deeper principles. Those who want him punished simply lack the moral insight to see how good he truly is.
In both segments of this interview with JGL, Colbert was perched like an Eagle- stoic and just waiting for a moment to pounce. He was waiting to do it, and when he got his moment he went for it. JGL is so likable you would expect Colbert to be smiling and goofing with him, but it felt like Colbert wouldn't allow himself to do that- because he's got a stick up his ass about Snowden.
But now the real question is: DOES he really? The "real" Colbert inside the new very expensive CBS Late Night host? Seems hard for me to believe that given his entire history of comedic roles. This felt like he got The Word from on high to get into criticality of Snowden to assure America that what he did was not just legally wrong but morally wrong. That's the kind of lecturing response he would give Gordon-Leavitt- when JGL is totally present, being himself, comfortable talking about every side of the person he plays.
This has happened before- where the normally fun-natured Colbert- dials back any possible "liberal" stance on anything, to conform to the network's dictate to stay "mainstream", which would include "anti-leftist"- stay to the center, where all the ad-revenue comes from. That's why when Colbert interviewed Bill Maher a few months ago he was equally playing a really awkwardly uncomfortable "real life" version of his O'Reilly parody-character on "The Report".
Colbert's a really versatile and seasoned comedian, and he's still fun of his bag of comedy tricks throughout his show, but it's sad to me he's meekly playing for the Center, to keep the corp guys happy.
Interesting, as I watched Colbert interview Stone and it was similar. Maybe he does have something against Snowden, or the network is pressing him.
i love him. he's so cute and his voice is perfect
love that guy and the way he carries himself.
When JGL first started the hitrecord website I had a conversation with his brother about how we both wear two different types of socks! It was so sad when he passed away. But I'm so glad to see JGL still acting.
Colbert meant it sincerely when he uttered “two wrongs don’t make a right”. He then realised the audience didn’t agree with that and reverted to “I’m just being devils advocate”.
awww, i love how happy he gets when he talks about his brother
Joseph is very handsome + Intelligent.
Thank you so much!!! Great answer!! and not allowed yourself to be lead to the answer they wanted (or Stephen wanted). Good for you! You are like your handshake and he is like his! You wore and honored those socks well ♥
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i clicked because of snowden but this actor guy just won me over.. he knows whats up. talk to the source and there is no denial
Wow. I like Joseph Gordon-Levitt a whole lot more now. He doesn't come off as one of those really liberal Hollywood stars. He spoke his mind about what the NSA was doing.
Well said Joseph.
3:53 Awesome reply by gordon
JGL is freaking awesome! he's so smart and articulate, I love hearing him speak! also this movie looks amazing I can't wait to watch it :)
I didn't know I could love JGL anymore than I already did...but I do. I love him immensely more now.
That laugh at 3:11 makes me feel like he's got some dark secrets since George Bush has that same type of handshake
If i had a hollywood crush, it would be for joseph gordon levitt. This guy is endearing.
If you want to know why Snowden did what he did, watch citizen four, and John Oliver's interview.
Okay... I understand your opinion. But after listening to his interviews.. It's hard to believe that he is acting. I mean, his way of speaking, manners are so uniquely eloquent unlike average millennials. I doubt he is acting, no one can act for that long.
I've loved this guy since Angels in the Outfield
XD
Here's a good analogy for how Snowden broke the law.. Snowden is standing at his window, he looks out his window and through his neighbours window he sees a person he does not recognize, but that he recognizes as being possibly nefarious as they are standing over his neighbour watching them sleep. Poor Ed though, he can't call the cops because his phone is broken, so Ed breaks into his neighbours home also to call the cops. Who gets victimized by Ed's actions? Would the cops then charge HIM with breaking and entering?
Actually, here's an edit to that analogy, because apparently he tried to blow the whistle through the proper channel, but no one wanted to hear about it, so.. Imagine the cops tell him he's hallucinating, go back to sleep, they say, when he calls them from his home. So Ed breaks into his neighbours home to confront the stranger, which wakes the neighbour who screams what are you both doing in my house?
actually, the government was breaking the law. analogy doesn't work. if it was someone in the neighbours house stealing shit, or beating up the neighbour that would be appropriate.
The American Energy News "actually, the government was breaking the law", that's what I'm saying.
"analogy doesn't work." Yes it does.
"if it was someone in the neighbours house stealing shit, or beating up the neighbour that would be appropriate." How does that change anything? The person is still inside the house when they shouldn't be, that is trespassing, it is illegal. Adding them stealing or beating up the neighbour would ruin the analogy, because the government wasn't stealing or enacting violence, it was violating people's privacy.
What I'm saying is the cops would normally forgive a minor offence to the person who is offending against someone in a way they intend to help them on a greater scale. If you punch someone's brother in the face to stop them from punching their brother in the face, the cops aren't going to charge you with assault, are they? The brother isn't likely to press charges are they? Unless they're American Republicans, of course.
***** If it's idiotic, then explain why it is idiotic. You have yet to do that. All you have done is pontificate on how much of a hero Snowden is, which we agree on, so I don't understand your objection to my analogy?..
I'm pretty sure Snowden would very willingly come back and stand trial for his 'crimes' if punishment was dealt to the NSA as well. Btw, I mean punishment that Snowden would see as fair and effective not some petty fine they can just brush off.
Bless Joe. His passion is infectious. Both he, and Snowden, are some of my heroes.
He deserves an Oscar nomination for his part in Snowden
One of my favorite artists of today. Keep keeping on Jo.
Hey! Nice to see ya.
Good!
snowden has always been my hero, but the government was so easily able to push the issue under the rug. there was a clip where a reporter asked people what they knew about snowden, and they all said he was " some kind of criminal who gave out our country's classified secrets".
i'm glad this movie is getting made. hopefully it'll help the country's ignorance on the issue.
Damn he's awesome as a person too!!! wow!! wish our indian actors learn a few things from him on being a good human!!
What? You mean peddling fairness cream to women isn't a worthwhile social duty? /s
I teared up when he talked about his brother
I know nothing about this guy, but you gotta admit his speech is so fucking elegant.
"If you want to talk about being an American..."
shut Colbert up right there
Colbert is the best, that is all.
"I'm not censoring your freedom of speech..." lol
My wife wears 2 different socks every day, as a bit of a counter against OCD...
I wear two different socks because sorting them from the dryer creates anxiety when there are leftovers with no matches.
I don't know what you can tell from it, but that was a great hand-shake from Gordon-Levitt.
Joseph Gordon-Levitt represents. I can imagine Colbert and Gordon-Levitt would agree on a lot of things, as would I. This is one issue I would agree with Joseph on the most. Looking forward to his performance. A very good actor and director indeed.
5:15 lol he turned into Kermit
he id a gem
Absolutely loved the Nerdist episode where he talked about his brother. Seemed like an amazing guys! Also absolutely love JGL and I definitely want to see that movie
Joseph Gordon-Levitt is awesome
Respect for mr Gordon-Lewitt
I 100% wear mismatch socks. I have been since I was in high school. They were brightly colored as well. I called it peacocking when I was a little kid. It was my chance to be bright when I was a very shy kid. My family all know this and laugh at me 15+ years later.
He Is so smooth.
Always liked Joseph Gordon-Levitt. He's been around nearly forever though. Since those Golden Retriever movies.
Angels in the Outfield
+Javier Quevedo No way! He's in that movie? I must research this. I used to watch that movie all the time.
Great clip. I feel pretty similar to what Joseph said and I think he described it pretty well here.
To be honest, I wasn't surprised to hear about the extent of surveillance Snowden made public, and perhaps I was somehow naive to think that most of the public already knew that the US government was doing that.
Having my phone and internet conversations monitored by the government doesn't really bother me much personally, but I fully respect that as US citizens, we have the right to privacy. I suppose in the grand scheme of things, I'm willing to give up that level of privacy if it will truly make us more safe from potential terrorist plots. Yet again, I don't want to give up any rights and would hate to see that spiral out of control to the point where we lose any other freedoms or somehow become subject to what is currently classified as illegal search and seizure.
Although I'm somewhat torn on the issue, I'd vote to give Snowden a pardon. When future generations read about this in history books, I'm pretty confident that it will look like he was doing something good for the country (and the world) by whistle blowing on a group who was being dishonest.
what if the nsa is looking at you from your phone as you are reading this comment right now?...
"What if?"? They do, bro`..right now;-)!
Love both you and Dan.
THIS GUY IS A FUCKING AMAZING ACTOR! Also, I really do think he's baked, as I said in the other interview video :p Hahahahaha.
Those dimples man
I remember this guy from "Angels in the outfield..." :)
Is not only America this guy gave proof that this is a worldwide issue.
Guilty with time served, and let him walk free.
Best actor of his generation.
Joseph gordon levitt❤️❤️❤️❤️
why are none of these comments about the lovely sock backstory
His girlfriend's a pole dancer, of course the guy isn't socially awkward.
That's kinda cool.
I love him. Something sexy abt him. Beautiful inside & out..
Cutie pie❤
It's so ironic how he says he's not censoring his freedom of speech but that's exactly what he did when the producer told him to go on a Comercial break.
You mean Joseph Gordon Love-it-if-he'd-do-me
Joseph took a huge risk in Snowden.his career was hurt so bad
hero
This is a masterclass in awkward defensive body language from Stephen Colbert, surely worth an Emmy .... ' please believe I don't really represent the establishment '.
Now that's a name I haven't heard in a minute, since December at least
where's his red button?
It's high time US Government *Pardons* *Snowden*.
He's a *Hero*
People being happy about weed being discussed, give me a break, these people are rich and successful, they've got great jobs that pay well, most of young people nowadays that smoke weed they only do it to fill an emptiness inside, to get rid of over thinking about a wasted list, meaningless jobs, low salaries, family problems..etc, it's a huge difference to smoke it for fun and to smoke it to log out from your daily life for awhile.
Why'd don't we do a nationwide pole concerning matters such as letting snowden come back in un punished or not.
hell yea!!
I'm a systems engineer... i'm more confident that 90% of the folks watching this video.
Are we in 2008? Why is this video in 720p....
he is so fucking adorable 😍
Finally someone decides to say the real thing, instead of a euphemism.
colbert is soo concieted!!
The real question is: Is it wrong to break a bad law, or is it wrong to NOT break a bad law?
As an American, the answer should be obvious (Its to break the bad law. Bad laws are don't change unless people are willing to break them.)
Two wrongs don't make a right, but what Snowden did wasn't wrong. QED.
Edward snowden is a fucking legend
Joseph is such a cutie. loved him since 10 things I hate about you
SNOWDEN 😍😍😍🥳🥳🥳🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰