The demise of Michael Madsen's career
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Michael Madsen's career spans nearly 40 years and more than 170 films in which he has played memorable characters in numerous box office hits, including: Kill Bill: Vol. 1, Kill Bill: Vol. 2 , Sin City , Hell Ride (2008), Donnie Brasco Species, Thelma & Louise, The Doors. Michael is best known for his role as Mr. Blonde in Quentin Tarantino's Reservoir Dogs.
Michael is one of those actors who could achieve great heights if he changed his approach to filming and the choice of roles. In this video we would like to talk about one of Quentin Tarantino's favorite actors
What is your favorite Michael movie?
Star wars and Smokey and the bandit
Reservoir Dogs and Kill Bill pt.2 are def his GOAT
Reservoir Dogs of course.
Terminator 2
Easy: Species. But i also like him in Kill Bill and Hateful8.
Even if he's not a big name star, he is still able to pay his way and care for his family. That's something I can respect.
What??? He is a big name star. He can pay for his family as he is quite wealthy.
Madsen has made more movies than Gene Hackman.
I remember seeing a film he did in 1993 called A House in the Hills on TV when I was very young, you should check it out if you haven't. He was fresh off of Reservoir Dogs success and perfected the role of likable sociopath!
Michael Madsen has (4) films just completed, (9) films in post-production and (2) films currently in production. I'd say his career is fully intact
Gotta say I worked on a low budget flick with Michael and despite the miserable conditions and script he gave it his all in every scene. His face lit up in a way never captured on film when he pulled out pictures of his boys. I bought his poetry book and it kinda blew me away….
He’s a legend in my book
He's amazing and able to pull off his characters.
Nothing wrong with an actor doing paycheck movies. One of the most underrated actresses is his sister Virginia.
I met him once, he's a cool guy, a pretty good poet too, he writes poetry
as do i but i haven't published anything i have not read any of his though
Fitting then that you made your comment in the form of a haiku.
I sat with Mr. Madsen in his hotel room at one of the darkest times of his life. I was able to be there for him. Never told him I was an actor myself and his style of acting was one of the reasons that led me to pursue it. He’s a genuine guy and I was honored to be there for him.
Let's be honest. There are a lot of us out here who love and appreciate B- list movies and actors more than the mainstream trash considered to be box office hits.
He’s a great actor still is and always will be
yup. I see him in a movie and think this will be interesting.
he was pretty terrible in Sin City though :P
he's always been a character actor, not a lead
his long career as a character actor is very compelling
My favourite performances by him were in Donnie brasco, an excellent supporting role and Free Willy, a great role as a loving father and Thelma & Louise, as a husband. He was able to play psychopaths, good people and gangsters. Its great Tarantino still pick him
he can be good i've seen him in films where he was damn good and than i've seen him in films where he was really fucking awful in it and is one of the worst things about the thing. the same thing with Eric Roberts he can be really good but than he can be so painfully bad it's hard to watch the film
I love Michael Madsen. He is one of my most favorite actors.
Progress is progress. He has been very progressive during his career, and reading these comments I believe a lot of other people think so too and enjoy his work. I don’t think his career has demised as such, he just beats to his own drum. Can’t say that about too many people.
He’s one of those great underrated character actors who nobody ever talks about.. Along with John Hawkes, Michael Wincott, William Fichtner, Hugo Weaving.. These are guys you seen in tons of movies but casual movie watchers probably don’t know them til you point them out.
Dude HUGO WEAVING is a huge actor. Along with TERRANCE STAMP AND GUY PIERCE. 😉
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I once saw a movie review that called Madsen's later career as "being willing to stay awake in front of a camera in exchange for money". Brutal, but accurate.
He's much like Nicolas Cage - a solid, journeyman, actor who can easily blend into the roles. He doesn't seem to have the ego of so many others in Hollywood.
Madsen is one of the cool actors out there and his voice and smirking laughter are second to none.
We personally like him in AFGHAN KNIGHTS ('08)
I wouldn’t call his career a failure. He’s acted in such movies like Reservoir Dogs, Kill Bill 1&2, Hateful Eight, Donnie Brasco, Sin City and Once Upon a Time in Hollywood....that’s better than most of the actors that didn’t “fail”.
My cousin years ago met him in Los Angeles and he seemed warm and
-kind.All of a sudden his cell rang -
-and he said it was his sister Virgin
-ia another stellar actress in her own
-right.He has done great work 👏 and
-pray he's okay and does films 🎥 again.
You ever heard of "six degrees of Kevin Bacon?"
Someone once figured out a way to determine how connected one actor is to any other. It turns out that Michael Madsen is the 18th-most connected actor in the IMDB.
In case you're wondering, the late Christopher Lee is #1, with Michael Caine the highest ranked living actor at #2. Bacon himself? #577.
Reservoir Doggs and Donnie Brasco are my favourite Michael madsen movies
"Reservoir Dogs" and "Kill Bill" wouldn't be the same without him. Solid character actor with a unique type of menacing energy.
He’s played a lot of really cool, kind of iconic characters, career failure isn’t exactly how I would describe someone like him.
His sister Virginia is absolutely beautiful
Yes, and a gifted actress to boot. She gave a beautiful performance as the mysterious woman in white in Robert Altman's final picture 'A Prairie House Companion'.
No Demise.
He's had a really rough couple years, as a lot of us did. Legend
I love Michael Madsen, but I really don't believe anyone but John Travolta could have played Vincent Vega. The chemistry between Travolta and Jackson is perfect. Excellent video!
He was lucky to be in the era of 90's and 00's classics... he did extremely well. The rest is just keeping the chops sharp... it's an art, and everybody's gotta practice.
Out of all the movies he's done, the only ones he's proud to have done are "Thelma & Louise", "Reservoir Dogs", "Free Willy", "Species", "Donnie Brasco" and "Kill Bill".
I would think you could add Sin City to that list.
How would you know what he's proud of?
Well that's 7 major hits ! Pretty good reason to be proud !
Didn’t realize he was in res dogs
I say fair play to him he's still a good actor.
Oh man,"he turned down the role of Vincent Vega". That's so cool to learn that, thanks
I think Travolta was trying to act like him.
Cool if it was true. A lot of this video is bs
He's always been awesome in the movies I've seen him in. He and Christopher Walken are the two best villains in Hollywood.
He creates tension on the screen, something only the greats can do.
Failure?
Dude is a beast!
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Great actor!💯💯💯
Squinting and tilting my neck in tribute
I've always liked Michael Madison in just about anything he plays in, my top two favorites are hateful eight and Reservoir Dogs he was exceptionally well in those two films!
It's so unfair that actors less talented but more choosy about projects do far better in the long run. I guess a career is talent and luck. But working and earning is important ,I understand.. think he's a fabulous actor.
Don't agree his career is demising. One of the nicest actors I have ever met. Very funny, yet humble.
How does he have time to do anything other than work when he appears in 15+ films a year? They ought to call him the "Hardest working man in show business."
He's not shy about working. Good for him.
He sure has that swagger…..kinda like John Wayne but more versatile!
Ever seen "The Quiet Man"?
He was awesome in a Frankenstein tv pilot as one of the police officers investigating some murders. Loved the flic. I wish it would have been made into a show.
He also played in a t.v. series called "Vengeance Unlimited", a sort of U.S. "Equalizer".
Michael Madsens face was so special
We are still lucky to have this amazing man among us I always thought of him as Mickey Rourke if Mickey Rourke stayed out of trouble.
You didn't mention his one season TV series "Vengeance Unlimited". That was a great action series.
this dood played my grand uncle in donnie brasco, he was cool as could be when we met him
Most actors would cut off a body part to have a demise this big. He's doing fine. His residual check from Reservoir Dogs alone should cover groceries.
This dude would have made a great '70 versions of an Elvis Presley, don't know if he actually played the role of Elvis but if not it sure was a miss...
He's easily one of my favorite actors. He was great in Wyatt Earp, reservoir dogs, free Willy another one that you probably won't know is "44 minutes the north Hollywood shootout" it was a TV movie on FX about the 2 Russians who robbed the bank in north Hollywood and got into a huge shootout with police. Michael played one of the detectives and he was great in it
He's a great actor, and you forgot his 2002 James Bond 007 film appearance as Falco in 'Die Another Day'?
I dont know how to desribe it, the man is just cool. Love it when he works with Tarantino !
I really enjoyed his performance in The Getaway (1994), especially the scene where he's about to get the drop on Alec Baldwin, who quickly turns the tables on him. Not a great film, by any stretch, but fun, nonetheless. I think he cornered the market playing "unscrupulous" very well.
He definitely tried his best to carry that film. Kim and Alec's acting was shaky at times. I still like the film though.
That film is a remake, Steve McQueen in the original
He’s got some great lines in that film
I enjoyed Kim Basinger's shower/bedroom scene in that film.....whoooooppppp
He was really good in Trouble Bound and that should tell you how good an actor he is.
He's UNDER RATED!....thank you for your work Sir💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎
I thought he was great in many movies and still is a great actor. Who's opinion was it that he was not doing well?
I would take his career in a heartbeat. The guy likes to work, he takes chances. I hope that the best from him is yet to come.
You're still one of the coolest stars outthere ....u have that got to make ends meet style ....that is great
He's been having some family issues he said in a recent interview. My heart and prayers are with him and his loved ones🙏
Great in Donnie Brasco.
I'm a fan. Always have been. And reservoir dogs. Is one of his best roles
There's no demise he's just the quintessential example of a blue collar full time working Hollywood actor.
He was amazing in kill Bill definitely a very good actor .
I've always enjoyed his acting. He's a stellar actor
If a streaming service Netflix or Amazon picks him for a series he could do alright . He's done some decent stuff. He would be good in an Ozark type of show as a supporting actor .
One of my favorite actors
The title's a bit confusing...He's still alive and working...Thanks for the upload!
Worked security at NYC Comic Con in 2019… 10:30 am he was wasted and his handlers had to help him out the building, he’s on my Deadpool list.
You completely forgot to discuss Vengeance Unlimited, Michael Madsen was great in this unfortunately short lived tv series from the late 1990's.
this video is interesting in that to me he seems a lot like his Budd character in Kill bill volume 2 (he's briefly here and there in vol. 1) . kind of a guy that is an underachiever, doesn't give AF, but is really a badass deep down.
I used to have a crush on him he was good in Kill Bill and Donnie Brasco
Ever see Tom Sizemore and Michael Madsen in the same room? Think about it.
I just can't unsee how much he looks like Matthew Perry
I love his acting!
The man is after falling into bad health which has relegated him to third rate movies. But he's still working and he has a good body of work behind him.
Good and Underrated Actor!!
I always this guy. Great actor out of Chicago.
People say someone is washed up. He's old but 30 years of being a paid actor is more than most will ever get
Donnie Brasco is my favorite mob movie. Michael Madsen plays a badass better than anybody. Toothpick Vic.
Still one of my favorite actors.
Imo, his characters in Reservoir Dogs and in Kill bill were the best in both movies.
As long as Quentin Tarantino lives, Madsen will be likely be ok.
I used to see Michael Madsen as perhaps a cheaper version of Bruce Willis.
I think his image has been linked to B-movies for way too long.
And now .... getting older..... I worry about his prospects as an actor.
He also did the voice of a sadistic cult community leader named Carver In Telltale’s The Walking Dead game season 2.
For me this guy is a real life fighter! He gets a knock out and he stands up and continues the fight!!
On his IMDb page he currently has 325 credits. Wow!
I recently saw the documentary on him, American Badass, and it was good. He's old school.
He's great at playing the heavy, he will pop up in films and he always seems to be a welcome edition though he's not a great actor, known for the one trick pony or stereotyped to play a certain role, turn in a certain look and give a similar performance!.. But I thought everyone knew this and was in on this, including him!?. He's not leading man material but he seems to add or bring something to the table in most films he's in, and without him they wouldn't be the same, Kill Bill Vol 2, Reservoir Dogs, Hateful Eight, The Getaway, Thelma and Louise etc, alot of great films, he will always get a call out of a 'yay' from me each time he appears, he may not be a top actor but he's certainly a welcoming presence!.
he has like 18 things for film and tv in post right now, his career is just fine.
There's plenty of actors that would KILL to have half the career Michael Madsen had.
I saw him in a cinema once, chucking popcorn everywhere, had to give him a stiff talking to.
He voiced in grand theft auto 3 as well
You mean GTA Vice City.
I love Michael Madsen
One of Michael Madsen's earlier roles was in was the 1989 movie called "iguana",it's also a cult movie too....hes a supporting player...it's stars actor Everett McGill,(brubaker,heartbreak ridge,quest for fire,dune,under siege 2)fans of Michael Madsen should check it out...
Haha I always thought he was charismatic!
Masden is still on it, he’s getting old like all of us. But as for his demise, you a wrong on a massive scale.
I love this actor, I liked him in Thelma and Louise.
He's a legend, Pulp Fiction wouldn't be a legendary film if Michael hadn't rejected the role.
This guy is like Sam Elliot-he had one signature look and that’s it. It works for a while. It works here and there. And then that’s it.
Michael Madsen would've been great in The Sopranos.