Hey everybody, enjoy this full episode with Martin Sheen! What was your favorite part? Mine is at 27:31 when he talks about how his dad was his first hero 😀
Absolutely love this interview. Martin Sheen will always be one of my favorite actors and always comes across as such a down to earth, humble, compassionate human being.
You are a good teacher. In fact I would go so far to say you are a great teacher. What I have learned from you whether by roles you played or interviews that you’ve given is immense and character building.
@@BradCarr_ All of it. Some special moments were the Jimi Carter story, the part about his father honoring honesty as trust in family which hit something very deep, and the letter being received years later for a son asking job for his father.
Vijayankesh Bariar thanks for the thoughtful reply! those were some of my favorites too. Martin is very insightful! What drew you to watching this interview in the first place?
@@BradCarr_ Thank you for sharing it with us. Although my exposure to Mr. Martin Sheen is very limited, I've loved all his works. There's a very great sense of assurance I get from watching him speak and as he goes on with his work.
Martin an amazing actor, eco activist and wonderful person; his sense of humor during protest to save a wetland in LA adds much to our film The Last Stand: Heroes at Ballona Wetlands and earlier feature versions
I respectfully have to remind you Mr. President that you were from Fargo North Dakota and they were struggling to get a ZIP Code for you there. I can’t remember your name that you gave the butter bowl lady but I know that you couldn’t spell it because you said there’s a T and an H in there somewhere.
Yes, that was a very very funny episode. They had great thanksgivings the turkeys and CJ‘s office Charlie and Paul Revere knives the butterball hotline yes, the best writing 0:09 you could ever ask for. and those words literally like music coming from the mouths of those incredibly talented actors.
he says meade didnt hold a command before gettysburg, and brfore recieving command of the Army of the Potomac. However he commanded a Division in the first corps at fredericksburg and even the whole 5th corps around the time of chancellorsville. so in assuming martin meant army command.
Beautiful interview with a beautiful man. I am British so Mr Sheen has good reason not to like me. But, please, hold on for a second. I may be British on my passport, but I am Welsh, not English. The English practised their art of genocidal conquest on Wales long ago, before perfecting their brutal model in Ireland. Having subdued Ireland to their liking, they turned on the rest of the world. They taught early Americans how to despise and then coral and, when that failed, murder anyone with a different language and a different culture who stood in their way. The cowed were put to work. I have nothing but love for Martin Sheen and his vision for a healed America that he has advocated throughout his life, fearlessly, and never worrying about the impact on his career (it's cost him at least one Oscar - for his portrayal of General Lee which gave a superb historical movie a dignity and a soul that elevated it to "classic" status in the process. That's how good he is). America can become something far better as long as it produces Americans like Martin Sheen. The bloody construct known as "Britain", in contrast, is far beyond salvation, and will end soon.
Secession was and is not treason. Secession was a concept that was ingrained in the adaptation of the Declaration of Independence, the Articles of Confederation, and the Constitution.
Hey everybody, enjoy this full episode with Martin Sheen! What was your favorite part? Mine is at 27:31 when he talks about how his dad was his first hero 😀
I have been once in Cascais
Love how Brad just let Sheen talk, he's the man
That’s what a great interviewer does. No ego. He just sets the table and lets the guest dine.
Absolutely love this interview. Martin Sheen will always be one of my favorite actors and always comes across as such a down to earth, humble, compassionate human being.
Julia Weegar, so glad you enjoyed it! What was your favorite part?
Such an impressive gentleman, smart, articulate, loyal, shows so much integrity. Great actor is a plus.
@Monica Jorque, thanks for sharing! It was such a treat. What part of our interview did you like best?
I like Martin sheen he is an amazing human being and actor.
Recently worked with him on set and he is an amazing actor and inspiration
what did you work with him on?
Brendan Carr 12 mighty orphans
I could listen to martin stories forever
yes, he was captivating! What would you ask him about?
Very engaging very inteligent guy, a fantastic actor,
Made some wondrful pictures.
totally agreed! thanks for sharing
You are a good teacher. In fact I would go so far to say you are a great teacher. What I have learned from you whether by roles you played or interviews that you’ve given is immense and character building.
Love the Dracula hair…
“C.J. - I have crossed oceans of time…”
Have always lives Martin Sheen and especially the West Wing! Loved that you just let him talk and tell stories!
Awe-striking interview!
Vijayankesh Bariar, so glad you enjoyed it! What part stood out to you?
@@BradCarr_ All of it.
Some special moments were the Jimi Carter story, the part about his father honoring honesty as trust in family which hit something very deep, and the letter being received years later for a son asking job for his father.
Vijayankesh Bariar thanks for the thoughtful reply! those were some of my favorites too. Martin is very insightful! What drew you to watching this interview in the first place?
@@BradCarr_ Thank you for sharing it with us.
Although my exposure to Mr. Martin Sheen is very limited, I've loved all his works. There's a very great sense of assurance I get from watching him speak and as he goes on with his work.
Wow, thank you for generously sharing your experience! I'll keep that in mind as I post more interviews. Is there anyone else you'd be excited to see?
Very nice interview ! :)
hey, thank you very much!
Martin did great as Robert E. Lee. The whole casting was well done, very believable
Bright side of the Illusive Man lol :D
The Illusive Man is a smoker, but Sheen is not. Reportedly, he pretended to smoke using his pens during recording session.
Martin an amazing actor, eco activist and wonderful person; his sense of humor during protest to save a wetland in LA adds much to our film The Last Stand: Heroes at Ballona Wetlands and earlier feature versions
thanks for sharing, he's the best on many dimensions!
I respectfully have to remind you Mr. President that you were from Fargo North Dakota and they were struggling to get a ZIP Code for you there. I can’t remember your name that you gave the butter bowl lady but I know that you couldn’t spell it because you said there’s a T and an H in there somewhere.
The personal sous chef of Phil Baharnd 😂
Yes, that was a very very funny episode. They had great thanksgivings the turkeys and CJ‘s office Charlie and Paul Revere knives the butterball hotline yes, the best writing 0:09 you could ever
ask for. and those words literally like music coming from the mouths of those incredibly talented actors.
Love me some pop 🥰
99% of interviewers could learn the common sense of listening and not interrupting with one liners from this.
Well done interview.
@chris Yeazel, thank you! what did you enjoy most?
@@BradCarr_ Very good questions and rexlaxed atmosphere. All around, the hour held my attention and was enjoyable to listen to.
@Chris Yeazel, thanks for the thoughtful reply. Anyone you'd like to see on the show in the future?
he says meade didnt hold a command before gettysburg, and brfore recieving command of the Army of the Potomac. However he commanded a Division in the first corps at fredericksburg and even the whole 5th corps around the time of chancellorsville. so in assuming martin meant army command.
Is there an audio version of this interview?
Just go to any number of sites like "RUclips2MP3" or "Rip RUclips" and you can create an audio file.
it's available on podcast everywhere under "Brendan Carr Podcast" here's the iTunes link - podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/leadership/id1433818402
General Lee i have no division
FYI the voting age changed with the 26th amendment in 1971 making it illegal for any state to set the voting age above 18.
Actually, if not mistaken it was President Gerald Ford who reinstated General Lee. Jimmy Carter pardoned Jefferson Davis.
hmmm, interesting
Beautiful interview with a beautiful man.
I am British so Mr Sheen has good reason not to like me. But, please, hold on for a second. I may be British on my passport, but I am Welsh, not English. The English practised their art of genocidal conquest on Wales long ago, before perfecting their brutal model in Ireland. Having subdued Ireland to their liking, they turned on the rest of the world. They taught early Americans how to despise and then coral and, when that failed, murder anyone with a different language and a different culture who stood in their way. The cowed were put to work.
I have nothing but love for Martin Sheen and his vision for a healed America that he has advocated throughout his life, fearlessly, and never worrying about the impact on his career (it's cost him at least one Oscar - for his portrayal of General Lee which gave a superb historical movie a dignity and a soul that elevated it to "classic" status in the process. That's how good he is).
America can become something far better as long as it produces Americans like Martin Sheen.
The bloody construct known as "Britain", in contrast, is far beyond salvation, and will end soon.
Secession was and is not treason. Secession was a concept that was ingrained in the adaptation of the Declaration of Independence, the Articles of Confederation, and the Constitution.
Jefferson outlined it clearly.
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wtf? who are you??? ;
Illusive Man