This interview clearly shows why Craig was the best of the talk (chat) show hosts. Interesting, funny at times, excellent flow to it. Craig, you are truly missed.
This appearance has a back story. If you remember his Britney Spears monologue, he mentions that he met Kevin at a party, and Kevin was pissed that Craig had taken a cheap shot at him recently. But Kevin decided to be a gentleman and interacted professionally. Craig said that that's when he decided to not take cheap shots at people. I think that's why Craig is so happy here. It's let him know that his amends to Kevin worked.
I noticed that!! This is my first time watching this interview [didn't know about the back story] I noticed Craig was pretty professional with Kevin VERY VERY respectful the most I've ever seen him, he usually makes them laugh with funny awkward questions and stuff. Craig would've totally joke about Kevin's stories but he hold back a lot.
I was wondering whether this was after the wonderful speech where he is sorry for mocking Costner and defends Britney’s right to not be shamed. Amazing on Alcoholism, so candid.
I wish Craig would get another talk show going, preferably one without the commercial interruptions. Without breaks like what Graham Norton has, his interview styles, humor, and acting games that he does would be absolute gold.
I’m not sure how Graham Norton is shown in the USA, I’m assuming from the comments BBC America has advertisements but in the UK we don’t have adverts on the actual BBC channels …. yet. Be safe, be well and take care.
No-one would call Connery the best actor of all time in terms of his pure acting skills, but godamn there has never been anyone who commands the screen as much as him.. didn't matter who else was next to him, Connery would steal your thunder... I've met many actors and famous people over the years but I had the fortune to meet Richard Gere and Connery at a bakery in a tiny town in Wales for the film First Knight years ago... Gere had his head down and didn't want to risk people coming to talk to him but Connery was smiles all over and more than happy to engage with anyone in that tiny bakery/cafe .. he said the town reminded him of home and that he saw the welsh as kin.. the guy was tall, but he seemed 9 ft tall that day.
I once saw Silverado on TV back-to-back with Open Range. Kevin Costner as a young whipper-snapper immediately contrasted with his maturity in another western. It was a great way to rewatch those two.
This was really wonderful to have a sit down with Kevin Costner. Thanks for posting this one, and thanks Kevin for sharing your time with all of us. Blessings always Nick
@@KevinCostner-lr1sp Hey Kevin! You're kindly welcome. I hope everything works out with everyone. Stay well out there! Kindly Sir Nicholas In Seattle of Vashon *Cheers!* PS-- I'm hoping to see your new Western.
@@usergodcandy777failed marriage is not a failed life. Thank you though for your view about me, it’s what that keeps me going. I appreciate you so much
Gene Hackman was great actor and realized time to retire was getting close to part ways with Hollywood. At least he knew how long he could stay without burning out and finding time to enjoy life.
@@xScooterAZx, no, that's not what I mean at all. Nothing wrong with not being a jokester. And "over the top" would be antithetical to what I was describing. So, no. That's not what I was referring to. I was (iirc, I'm not going to rewatch it to check) referring to a lack of obvious presence or charisma. So-called "star quality", as it were. Plenty of leading men that aren't jokesters or over the top -someone like Henry Cavill or even Kenneth Brannagh- can bring that kind of presence without having to be "big" like a Will Smith or RDJ.
Got to meet Mr. Costner at a screening after party for McFarland, USA at the Santa Barbara Film Festival. Such a nice, accommodating gentleman. He never let go of his wife's hand the entire time.
Amazing interview! Nothing can get close to Graig interviewing somebody that we want to know more about. Kevin Costner is surely one of them an amazing actor!
I appreciated his comments on Sir Sean Connery. I was on the set for the small portion of "The Untouchables" filmed near my home in Montana. Believe me....Connery WAS THE MAN on that set. It was readily apparent. Costner was a big star then, but it was easy to see he still was not of Connery's stature.
i dont know how many of you guys know about it, but Kevin Costner helped write and produce an adventure book called "the explorer's guild", just finished it two days ago. and it was quite fun. recommend it if you are into classic adventure-type books. the best part was that there were some parts of the books in comics style and some in normal text format, honestly an amazing idea.
God, really? The best in where? Cumbernauld? Look, i agree he's multi-talented in many respects. But he's just so dog-damned tediously insistently sexist; he's like Benny Hill's stupid nephew who doesn't realize that style of humour is not just decades out of date, and it's also not just not funny, it's also really damn unhealthy, for individuals and society. The sooner he can be booted off air the better for all concerned. And yes, i'm saying this as a middle class middle aged male het-type white guy. That sexist BS should have gone out with Benny Hill's lights, and it sure as hell needs to go now.
Julian Warmington. Is this your only CF interview? Seems not. You've watched a few of his starlet interviews and disapprove of his interviewing technique. Well as you can tell from the comments he is damn near beloved, and many of his female guests enjoy coming back. He's not on anymore. These are just RUclips flashbacks. Bye, bye.
Well thank the god of good taste for that. His female guests may *appear* to enjoy suffering through his boorish tedious archaicly out-of-date chauvinist imping, but that would be because they are professional and doing their jobs. He might consider he's doing his job, but pandering to the foolish old boy's club who never grew up makes for pretty lame viewing. But hey, it's TV with its (previously) captive audience; why some people still haven't learned to switch off is beyond me.
Maybe i'm wrong but everytime when i see Kevin Costner talks comfortably about a topic, it just comes to my mind the figure of Steve McQueen ... would be a bless if those two actors could be in a same movie acting alongside each other !!!
Costner was an admirer of Steve McQueen.McQueen was the 1st choice for the Bodyguard, but he turned down the role. Costner got it & admitted he cut his hair like McQueen for the role & if you watch closely, he adapted McQueen 's low key , cool, understated approach to his character of Frank Farmer.
Got old pretty fast. I totally love dramas and dark plots BUT this felt incredibly unrealistic and forced. Like piling on more and more until it becomes stupid. The characters became unbelievable at some point. I THINK i watched it to the end but I already forgot how it ended, that also says something
@@EmilyRose0 You're the only person I have read in the comments on the many videos about Yellowstone om youtube that didnt care for it. And,it hasnt ended yet. It's waiting for it's 5th season to be finished filming and then we'll get that one and on and on. No end in sight. Well,..for you yes.but not everyone else.
@@ahsansiddiqui4263 Why? For riding a Harley? I am a lady and rode one for years,plus my 1949 Indian Scout. Doesnt take balls of steel. Just the ability to balance and ride a bicycle,..only a lot faster. lol.
Late S Connery having been one of Hollywood's biggest stars,K Costner also worked with the biggest Iconic movie star Legend of all,who has unmatched career longevity,at age 92 last man still standing in Hollywood. One and only Clint Eastwood.
Love this guy..I first saw him in No Way Out..amazing film with an ending you were not expecting at all..I won't spoil it for those who haven't seen it..but I definitely reccomend itbuf you haven't..it also has the fabulous Gene Hackman in and Sean Young... its edge of your seat stuff..I think the only duffer was indeed Waterworld.. loved Tin Cup..Black and White with Octavia Spencer and Hidden Figures again with Octavia Spencer..this man can pick a script.. obviously the biggies like Dances with Wolves ( I still cry at the end).. Field of Dreams..Bull Durham Robin Hood and of course The Untouchables with Sir Sean Connery..love Yellowstone too. We're just getting the second season here now.. and yes he's still as sexy as hell..love his drawl..along with his eyes and arse..sorry couldn't resist..🇬🇧💞🐾🐾😎🤣👏👏👏
I was just about to write the same thing when I saw your post! I think “ No Way Out” was one of his first films- and it was FANTASTIC!! And HE was fantastic- it’s one of his best movies!! Seeing it, you just felt like, “ WHO IS THIS GUY?!! He’s going to be HUGE!!” The movie was captivating from the first scene, and just built and built and built… Talk about edge of your seat!! And the ending does not disappoint!! It too is fantastic! Run- don’t walk- to get a copy of this movie to watch!!
@@barbarahamlyn922 you are right not many people have heard of this film as it was his breakout role..I'm suprised how it is rarely mentioned in his film lists..at the end my mouth just dropped open saying WHAT !!. The only other film that got me like this was Jagged Edge with Jeff Bridges and Glenn Close..i actually jumped out of my chair at the end when the glass broke in the door..love films like that..so well written and acted..you sound like you have good taste in films..have you seen The Notebook and The Help ?.. both wonderful films..🇬🇧💞✝️🙏👏👍😻
Oh,I do too. Both films. I was living in England when Robin Hood came out. We all went to see it,to watch and see if Kevin screwed it up by being American. We were surprisingly pleased to see he did just fine. :}
A lot like Unforgiven, were the tension builds throughout the movie, and you can’t wait to see these badasses in action. Let me go eat some rich chocolate for the first time, before I have my epic gunfight battle.
I remember seeing him for the first time in Silverado and immediately thinking "wow, who is that guy ?! he is great !" I liked him so much that a few years later I named my son after him.
@@SGTJDerek "No way out" is a great movie ! And I have to admit that I was floored by the final twist ! I saw it when it was released, ages ago. There's another one, "Revenge", a Tony Scott movie that was also quite good.
@@sylviecharlois1165 100% agree. Haven't seen either of these in way too long. I feel like he was overshadowed a little by some Australian dude named Mel. They both have a varied body of work with multiple Awards but Kevin had that one Turkey that I actually like.
@@SGTJDerek which "turkey" would that be ? I have to say that I really liked Revenge, but maybe it could be coynted as something of a turkey, it's quite over the top, like many Tony Scott's movies yet I did enjoy it. I also really like the "infamous" Waterworld, which did not deserve all the scorn heaped on it. I have seen both the original release and the long version which had quite a few funny moments.
I adore Kevin’s laugh 😂 I love this show, this appearance, Kevin gets to laugh so much! He is such a humble, hardworking man, a real man! Love you Kevin 🌹
Craig is very relaxing to be around. He's very nice, too. He knows how to pull the stories out of interviewees. I love Gene Hackman, too. Kevin has great stories to tell. Kevin commands great respect and is very easy to establish repoire with people. He knows how to balance his professional roles and is super smart about using patience in his different roles. It is cute- his story about his parents. I am a great cheerleader with my sons and it is cute. It embarrasses them.
Silverado is really one of my all-time favorite movies, but there's not a movie of his that i've seen that i didn't love or at least really like. talent, looks, brains, class, and as far as i know no weird sht like scientology or scandals. and not "too big" to be on this show. makes me want to watch the ones i haven't seen and re-watch the ones i have.
I agree Sean Connery and so many other great stars have been forgotten. But Kevin is MY star. And how he talked of Princess Diane and Sarah! The respect...his movies- is there a bad one? I'm 69 so I've seen probly all,
Kevin, you have a type A personality babe, no way could you be slowed down! I love your laugh!!! This appearance and your Johnny Carson appearance are by far two of your best!
Costner was originally set to be in Django Unchained as a brutal nasty character named Ace Woody - a slave trainer - on the Candyland plantation (you can read it in the original script). He had to drop out, and Kurt Russel was then signed on for the role but then also had to drop out. The character was cut and subsequently mixed into Walton Goggins' character, Billy Crash. Would loved to have seen Kevin Costner in a Tarantino film; but it's not too late yet...
Costner, my god this man has provided significant portion of my entertainment in my childhood and beyond. No way out Revenge JFK Silverado Open Range Mr Brooks The guardian Swing Vote Hatfield's and mccoys
Wow. Craig is so charming. I don't think I have ever seen Kevin laugh like that in an interview like this. This is not only amazing, it is really fun. Kevin is a neat man. And Craig just opened doors for Kevin to waltz right on through. Holy shit. Craig, is good.
I didn't see Kevin being annoyed or agitated with Craig.....I did read some previous comments....Obviously the strain, dislike, anger & hatred between Mr Kostner & Mr Connery and others escaped me..........
Yvonne Rocchio no, not annoyed; I didn't get that either. I think he's just reserved in general but he was game and rolled with it all. They have a slight past beef of sorts so maybe that's what people are getting?
FYI, Kevin Costner strongly disliked Craig because of some jokes he made about him, Craig said that himself in one of his monologues, good to know that they patched things up for Kevin to at least appear in this show :)
caaaatchup did he actually ever say he "strongly disliked" him though? Or is it just the thing from the Britney monologue? because he obvs wasn't into that but it doesn't imply it was super personal either.
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Kevin is just an amazing man. And he's down to earth. I love that about him. He's also a great dad.
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This interview clearly shows why Craig was the best of the talk (chat) show hosts. Interesting, funny at times, excellent flow to it. Craig, you are truly missed.
You make it sound like he died. He's still alive, you know?
It's sad he did not move up the ranks. The only host I liked more than the guests most of the time.
@@louiscipher5861 move up the ranks? Have you seen how great he looks since he left this show?
I take it you didn't grow up watching Johnny Carson.
100 percent LEGEND!!
This appearance has a back story. If you remember his Britney Spears monologue, he mentions that he met Kevin at a party, and Kevin was pissed that Craig had taken a cheap shot at him recently. But Kevin decided to be a gentleman and interacted professionally. Craig said that that's when he decided to not take cheap shots at people. I think that's why Craig is so happy here. It's let him know that his amends to Kevin worked.
I noticed that!!
This is my first time watching this interview [didn't know about the back story] I noticed Craig was pretty professional with Kevin VERY VERY respectful the most I've ever seen him, he usually makes them laugh with funny awkward questions and stuff. Craig would've totally joke about Kevin's stories but he hold back a lot.
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I was wondering whether this was after the wonderful speech where he is sorry for mocking Costner and defends Britney’s right to not be shamed. Amazing on Alcoholism, so candid.
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That "Parents on the hill in a motor home watching me in lawn chairs" story is the greatest BTS-movie story I've ever heard! Go Kevin Costner!
It's so sweet! What supportive parents! That's the kind of mom I strive to be! 😁
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Costner has that old school swagger. Humble but confident. A mans man.
Mr Americana. No doubt. Solid dude.
Ahem. You guys need to get a room.
That’s from the boots
Yes, but it’s amazing how much swagger and confidence 250mil in the bank will give you.
@@mmp6042or the swagger, like with Sean Connery, is getting you the big money movie parts...
I wish Craig would get another talk show going, preferably one without the commercial interruptions. Without breaks like what Graham Norton has, his interview styles, humor, and acting games that he does would be absolute gold.
He could def start his on YT stuff. Guessing he’s set with money and values his family time n privacy
I’m not sure how Graham Norton is shown in the USA, I’m assuming from the comments BBC America has advertisements but in the UK we don’t have adverts on the actual BBC channels …. yet. Be safe, be well and take care.
@@willienelsongonzalez4609 On RUclips!
@@robhigginbotham3313 I hope that's true, I'm listening to his podcasts right now.
No-one would call Connery the best actor of all time in terms of his pure acting skills, but godamn there has never been anyone who commands the screen as much as him.. didn't matter who else was next to him, Connery would steal your thunder...
I've met many actors and famous people over the years but I had the fortune to meet Richard Gere and Connery at a bakery in a tiny town in Wales for the film First Knight years ago... Gere had his head down and didn't want to risk people coming to talk to him but Connery was smiles all over and more than happy to engage with anyone in that tiny bakery/cafe .. he said the town reminded him of home and that he saw the welsh as kin.. the guy was tall, but he seemed 9 ft tall that day.
Awesome man - and really a great actor with amazing range!
Love your comment! I’m Welsh too.
I hope you're not trying to diminish his acting skills because he had amazingly natural talent. It wasn't just because he was charismatic.
I hope you're not trying to diminish his acting skills because he had amazingly natural talent. It wasn't just because he was charismatic.
I once saw Silverado on TV back-to-back with Open Range. Kevin Costner as a young whipper-snapper immediately contrasted with his maturity in another western. It was a great way to rewatch those two.
I am so happy that he came to this show. Through a session with Craig, stuff comes out of these people that you don't see anywhere else.
Exactly right :)
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@@KevinCostner-lr1sp You don't think anyone is really going to fall for that, do you?
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wow what a down to earth guy, that is why Kevin is one of the greats.
This was really wonderful to have a sit down with Kevin Costner. Thanks for posting this one, and thanks Kevin for sharing your time with all of us. Blessings always Nick
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@@KevinCostner-lr1sp Hey Kevin! You're kindly welcome. I hope everything works out with everyone. Stay well out there! Kindly Sir Nicholas In Seattle of Vashon *Cheers!* PS-- I'm hoping to see your new Western.
Kevin Costner is a straight up good guy. Great actor as well.
The MF made two of the greatest films/westerns ever! Open Range got overshadowed by Unforgiven, but it stands on it's own!
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How do you know he's a good guy? 2 wives have left him.
@@usergodcandy777failed marriage is not a failed life. Thank you though for your view about me, it’s what that keeps me going. I appreciate you so much
The best story I've heard by Kostner is the one he tells about the writer of Dances With Wolves. Rare
Yes he told that story on Graham Norton show here in 🇬🇧.. it just shows you how people can be inspired to do better and stand by your friends..
yup that story in itself could be made into a movie
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Loved hearing Costner call Gene Hackman the most powerful actor he ever worked with.
Gene Hackman was great actor and realized time to retire was getting close to part ways with Hollywood. At least he knew how long he could stay without burning out and finding time to enjoy life.
This was a great interview. No fluff and short but great anecdotes by Costner on his movies and family.
albanymike interesting conversation for sure but it's a bit dry for this show tbh. Costner's much less of a showman than I would have anticipated.
That's probably true but looking through his filmography there aren't many lighthearted movies there
albanymike no you're right. He's just such a charismatic leading man that I kind of assumed he should have that movie star shine here too.
@@fe5018 He isnt jokester and over the top you mean? Thank God for that.
@@xScooterAZx, no, that's not what I mean at all. Nothing wrong with not being a jokester. And "over the top" would be antithetical to what I was describing.
So, no. That's not what I was referring to.
I was (iirc, I'm not going to rewatch it to check) referring to a lack of obvious presence or charisma. So-called "star quality", as it were. Plenty of leading men that aren't jokesters or over the top -someone like Henry Cavill or even Kenneth Brannagh- can bring that kind of presence without having to be "big" like a Will Smith or RDJ.
Got to meet Mr. Costner at a screening after party for McFarland, USA at the Santa Barbara Film Festival. Such a nice, accommodating gentleman. He never let go of his wife's hand the entire time.
I had to buy this movie, I watch it so often! It’s a family favorite.
Amazing interview! Nothing can get close to Graig interviewing somebody that we want to know more about. Kevin Costner is surely one of them an amazing actor!
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Kevin Costner is my favorite actor ever
Dances with wolves was brilliant. Love the film and soundtrack.
Favourite film
When I hear any piece of the music I know what's on the screen. My fav
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Costner is the epitome of cool.
He and Keanu Reeves. They both just seem so down to earth
His most underrated movie is Waterworld , his best has to be Dances with Wolves . He always seems like a real good genuine guy .
I loved Waterworld.
Tin Cup was FUN
Personally I believe that his film “REVENGE” with Antony Quinn was very underrated and a fantastic movie too
I think so too. A lot of people do!
nah, its Field of Dreams
I appreciated his comments on Sir Sean Connery. I was on the set for the small portion of "The Untouchables" filmed near my home in Montana. Believe me....Connery WAS THE MAN on that set. It was readily apparent. Costner was a big star then, but it was easy to see he still was not of Connery's stature.
No one will ever be of Sean's stature.Never.
I absolutelt LOVE Kevin's laugh!
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i dont know how many of you guys know about it, but Kevin Costner helped write and produce an adventure book called "the explorer's guild", just finished it two days ago. and it was quite fun. recommend it if you are into classic adventure-type books. the best part was that there were some parts of the books in comics style and some in normal text format, honestly an amazing idea.
Boy do I miss Craig. Glad we can get much needed fixes of his unique brand of humor here on Utube.
soooo much better than corden or trevor noah - never made me feel good like craig could - glad they are gone
I love Kevin in The Bodyguard, he had a special relationship with Whitney.
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Craig's most remarkable skill is his ability to become best friends with anyone in about 10 seconds.
His parents must be so proud of him.
Kevin Costner. Living legend. 'Nuff said.
More than enough.
Way more.
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I like the fact that Kevin Costner treats people the way he would want to be treated, because that's exactly how I was raised.
Craig Ferguson needs to return to late night.
John Reece: My sentiments exactly sir. Ferguson is the best in my opinion. He makes late night hosting look so damn comfortable.
God, really? The best in where? Cumbernauld?
Look, i agree he's multi-talented in many respects. But he's just so dog-damned tediously insistently sexist; he's like Benny Hill's stupid nephew who doesn't realize that style of humour is not just decades out of date, and it's also not just not funny, it's also really damn unhealthy, for individuals and society.
The sooner he can be booted off air the better for all concerned.
And yes, i'm saying this as a middle class middle aged male het-type white guy. That sexist BS should have gone out with Benny Hill's lights, and it sure as hell needs to go now.
Julian Warmington. Is this your only CF interview? Seems not. You've watched a few of his starlet interviews and disapprove of his interviewing technique. Well as you can tell from the comments he is damn near beloved, and many of his female guests enjoy coming back. He's not on anymore. These are just RUclips flashbacks. Bye, bye.
Well thank the god of good taste for that.
His female guests may *appear* to enjoy suffering through his boorish tedious archaicly out-of-date chauvinist imping, but that would be because they are professional and doing their jobs. He might consider he's doing his job, but pandering to the foolish old boy's club who never grew up makes for pretty lame viewing. But hey, it's TV with its (previously) captive audience; why some people still haven't learned to switch off is beyond me.
The host Comes across as a nervous sycophant. The guest is grounded with a lovely story.
Thanks so much for not cutting out the clip of Costner's dad. Nice not to have to find it.
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Maybe i'm wrong but everytime when i see Kevin Costner talks comfortably about a topic, it just comes to my mind the figure of Steve McQueen ... would be a bless if those two actors could be in a same movie acting alongside each other !!!
I still miss Steve McQueen,even after all this time.
I always thought he looked a bit like Gary Cooper
Costner was an admirer of Steve McQueen.McQueen was the 1st choice for the Bodyguard, but he turned down the role. Costner got it & admitted he cut his hair like McQueen for the role & if you watch closely, he adapted McQueen 's low key , cool, understated approach to his character of Frank Farmer.
If you look at very early pictures of Gary Cooper, you see a resemblance with Costner.
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Always been a fan of his. I loved Waterworld which alot of people don't like. I'm so glad they showed that clip I was just about to go look for it!
Waterworld is awesome
That Yellowstone show is pretty awesome.
to dark
Thanks, going to give it a shot this week
Great show!
Got old pretty fast. I totally love dramas and dark plots BUT this felt incredibly unrealistic and forced. Like piling on more and more until it becomes stupid. The characters became unbelievable at some point. I THINK i watched it to the end but I already forgot how it ended, that also says something
@@EmilyRose0 You're the only person I have read in the comments on the many videos about Yellowstone om youtube that didnt care for it. And,it hasnt ended yet. It's waiting for it's 5th season to be finished filming and then we'll get that one and on and on. No end in sight. Well,..for you yes.but not everyone else.
I passed Kevin Costner on Hwy 12 in Kooskia, ID riding his Harley **ALL BY HIMSELF** = WHAT FUN!
Dude must have balls of steel!
@@ahsansiddiqui4263 Why? For riding a Harley? I am a lady and rode one for years,plus my 1949 Indian Scout. Doesnt take balls of steel. Just the ability to balance and ride a bicycle,..only a lot faster. lol.
Late S Connery having been one of Hollywood's biggest stars,K Costner also worked with the biggest Iconic movie star Legend of all,who has unmatched career longevity,at age 92 last man still standing in Hollywood.
One and only Clint Eastwood.
Don't forget Gene Hackman.
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only 3 people have done talk TV right, and Craig you are one of these 3.....Great Great show.
Love this guy..I first saw him in No Way Out..amazing film with an ending you were not expecting at all..I won't spoil it for those who haven't seen it..but I definitely reccomend itbuf you haven't..it also has the fabulous Gene Hackman in and Sean Young... its edge of your seat stuff..I think the only duffer was indeed Waterworld.. loved Tin Cup..Black and White with Octavia Spencer and Hidden Figures again with Octavia Spencer..this man can pick a script.. obviously the biggies like Dances with Wolves ( I still cry at the end).. Field of Dreams..Bull Durham Robin Hood and of course The Untouchables with Sir Sean Connery..love Yellowstone too. We're just getting the second season here now.. and yes he's still as sexy as hell..love his drawl..along with his eyes and arse..sorry couldn't resist..🇬🇧💞🐾🐾😎🤣👏👏👏
I was just about to write the same thing when I saw your post! I think “ No Way Out” was one of his first films- and it was FANTASTIC!! And HE was fantastic- it’s one of his best movies!! Seeing it, you just felt like, “ WHO IS THIS GUY?!! He’s going to be HUGE!!” The movie was captivating from the first scene, and just built and built and built… Talk about edge of your seat!! And the ending does not disappoint!! It too is fantastic! Run- don’t walk- to get a copy of this movie to watch!!
@@barbarahamlyn922 you are right not many people have heard of this film as it was his breakout role..I'm suprised how it is rarely mentioned in his film lists..at the end my mouth just dropped open saying WHAT !!. The only other film that got me like this was Jagged Edge with Jeff Bridges and Glenn Close..i actually jumped out of my chair at the end when the glass broke in the door..love films like that..so well written and acted..you sound like you have good taste in films..have you seen The Notebook and The Help ?.. both wonderful films..🇬🇧💞✝️🙏👏👍😻
I fell completely in love with him in his Navy whites!
you just wanna make out with him
@@JK-br1mu well I'm not going to deny it.
Props to the Jayleno Fly for including the clip from Dances with Wolves!
I was just about to search for it.
Thanks!
I could go on forever on how fabulously talented this guy is so I'm gonna be brief and sweet... American Treasure...
I just love Kevin's laugh!
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I still like Water World, and Robin Hood.
I never got it why people badmouthed Waterworld the way they did. I thought it was great.
He was asked to be Forrest Gump, but did "Waterworld" instead
Both great movies. Especially Robin Hood. Such great movies.
@Ian L12 Except for the part where the world is covered by water from melting icecaps. That part was a stretch...
Oh,I do too. Both films. I was living in England when Robin Hood came out. We all went to see it,to watch and see if Kevin screwed it up by being American. We were surprisingly pleased to see he did just fine. :}
Open Range. Great film. Robert Duval.
Very best gun fight scene in a western!
A lot like Unforgiven, were the tension builds throughout the movie, and you can’t wait to see these badasses in action. Let me go eat some rich chocolate for the first time, before I have my epic gunfight battle.
The best!
Michael Jeter reading the letter he leaves with him kills me.
I remember seeing him for the first time in Silverado and immediately thinking "wow, who is that guy ?! he is great !" I liked him so much that a few years later I named my son after him.
He was already established when I saw Silverado the first time and it ranks as one of my favorites. Another little known, No Way Out.
@@SGTJDerek "No way out" is a great movie ! And I have to admit that I was floored by the final twist ! I saw it when it was released, ages ago. There's another one, "Revenge", a Tony Scott movie that was also quite good.
@@sylviecharlois1165 100% agree. Haven't seen either of these in way too long. I feel like he was overshadowed a little by some Australian dude named Mel. They both have a varied body of work with multiple Awards but Kevin had that one Turkey that I actually like.
@@SGTJDerek which "turkey" would that be ? I have to say that I really liked Revenge, but maybe it could be coynted as something of a turkey, it's quite over the top, like many Tony Scott's movies yet I did enjoy it.
I also really like the "infamous" Waterworld, which did not deserve all the scorn heaped on it. I have seen both the original release and the long version which had quite a few funny moments.
@@sylviecharlois1165 That's the one. I enjoyed it too.
“Sean watched his money very, very carefully”
Hello, he’s a Scot for Christmas sake.
And a Virgo.
Love his laugh!
I love this host. He’s the last nice guy standing.
I keep thinking about how Craig mentioned Kevin Costner in his Britney rant.
He is my favorite actor love that Kevin Costner
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This is one of the first times I have seen Craig Ferguson
Wonderful host
Where is he now!
The best
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He just can’t get any better! Kev Costner has to be the most fun guy to interview !!! He is too funny! Love his laugh!!!!
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Kevin's father was in dances with wolves?!that's so damn cool, and Kevin is such a down to earth kind of guy
I believe his dad was in Tin Cup also
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I liked him in The Postman and The Highwaymen
he was also good in the movie a perfect world
I adore Kevin’s laugh 😂 I love this show, this appearance, Kevin gets to laugh so much! He is such a humble, hardworking man, a real man! Love you Kevin 🌹
Craig is very relaxing to be around. He's very nice, too. He knows how to pull the stories out of interviewees. I love Gene Hackman, too. Kevin has great stories to tell. Kevin commands great respect and is very easy to establish repoire with people. He knows how to balance his professional roles and is super smart about using patience in his different roles. It is cute- his story about his parents. I am a great cheerleader with my sons and it is cute. It embarrasses them.
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I miss Craig... his show was so awesome!
The Body Guard, Dances with Wolves, and so many others.
Silverado is really one of my all-time favorite movies, but there's not a movie of his that i've seen that i didn't love or at least really like. talent, looks, brains, class, and as far as i know no weird sht like scientology or scandals. and not "too big" to be on this show. makes me want to watch the ones i haven't seen and re-watch the ones i have.
Revenge and A Perfect World are my favourites.
For his acting, A Perfect World at the top.
Great interview.
Craig's show was the best!
Great interview
That's cool that he let his Dad fire that shot in the movie!
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I agree Sean Connery and so many other great stars have been forgotten. But Kevin is MY star. And how he talked of Princess Diane and Sarah! The respect...his movies- is there a bad one? I'm 69 so I've seen probly all,
Did not know that... wild stuff..
Kevin, you have a type A personality babe, no way could you be slowed down! I love your laugh!!! This appearance and your Johnny Carson appearance are by far two of your best!
What a lovely man, KC is.
Costner was originally set to be in Django Unchained as a brutal nasty character named Ace Woody - a slave trainer - on the Candyland plantation (you can read it in the original script). He had to drop out, and Kurt Russel was then signed on for the role but then also had to drop out. The character was cut and subsequently mixed into Walton Goggins' character, Billy Crash. Would loved to have seen Kevin Costner in a Tarantino film; but it's not too late yet...
Kevin Costner's parent stories are lovely. 🥰
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Oh how I miss Craig, Geoff and Secretariat :(
Kevin Costner always has the best stories! LOL
Costner, my god this man has provided significant portion of my entertainment in my childhood and beyond.
No way out
Revenge
JFK
Silverado
Open Range
Mr Brooks
The guardian
Swing Vote
Hatfield's and mccoys
ditto!
Cool interview
Love both of their laughs!!
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The Draft Day is my favorite
That is so cool how we never heard about that scene and it’s his dad .. how did something like that stay silent for 30 years lol ..
Tin Cup, Bull Durham and A Perfect World are three of my favourite films with Costner in.
Bravooo Kev, non cambiare mai !!!👏🍀👌
Sean Connery is the only man old enough to be my grandfather that I crushed on. I hope I meet him in heaven.
Love both these guys.
Wow. Craig is so charming. I don't think I have ever seen Kevin laugh like that in an interview like this. This is not only amazing, it is really fun.
Kevin is a neat man. And Craig just opened doors for Kevin to waltz right on through. Holy shit. Craig, is good.
3000 miles to graceland!
Late late show is one of the best.Awsome!!!!
Two very handsome guys.
♡JFK.
Oh that movie was bad ! Felt sorry for Elvis watching it.
Kevin tells it like it is. That is why I like him.
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I didn't see Kevin being annoyed or agitated with Craig.....I did read some previous comments....Obviously the strain, dislike, anger & hatred between Mr Kostner & Mr Connery and others escaped me..........
Yvonne Rocchio no, not annoyed; I didn't get that either. I think he's just reserved in general but he was game and rolled with it all. They have a slight past beef of sorts so maybe that's what people are getting?
Doesn't matter what age you are , you're always your mum's baby.
Watching this show with James Corden make me miss Craig Ferguson a million times more!!!
Corden is soooo annoying
The closest to an American TV Graham Norton.
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Kevin is so freaking hot.
FYI, Kevin Costner strongly disliked Craig because of some jokes he made about him, Craig said that himself in one of his monologues, good to know that they patched things up for Kevin to at least appear in this show :)
I was just thinking about that too,but since TLLS ended in 2015,i'm thinking this is before.
The "Britney Spears" monologue.
caaaatchup did he actually ever say he "strongly disliked" him though? Or is it just the thing from the Britney monologue? because he obvs wasn't into that but it doesn't imply it was super personal either.
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Fantastic actor love him ...
"Blushed from the breasts all the way up!" 😂🤣
yeah baby!
That's his Dad!!! That is so cool!!! ❤
Best ever late night host..