Johnny Depp on Hunter S. Thompson
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- Опубликовано: 5 май 2016
- Johnny Depp discussing meeting Hunter S. Thompson and firing a shotgun at a propane tank wrapped in nitroglycerine.
A clip taken from the dialogue with Lawrence Krauss titled: Johnny Depp & Lawrence Krauss: Finding The Creativity In Madness.
See the full talk here:
Part 01 - • Johnny Depp & Lawrence...
Part 02 - • Johnny Depp & Lawrence...
Video by Black Chalk Productions
Join Golden Globe winner and renowned actor, producer, author and musician Johnny Depp and Origins Project director Lawrence Krauss for An Origins Project Dialogue, Finding the Creativity in Madness.
This dialogue is associated with a closed scientific workshop in partnership with the National Institutes of Health held to spark discussions of big, unanswered questions on how the brain and machines process patterns, aimed at understanding consciousness, intelligence, and madness.
This on stage discussion focuses on the humanity of madness, revealing Depp's experience and creative method as an actor who has portrayed such eccentric fictional and nonfictional characters as Edward Scissorhands, Hunter S. Thompson, Captain Jack Sparrow, and John Wilmot, Second Earl of Rochester while exploring and unraveling the intricate links between creativity and madness.
Recorded Saturday, March 12, 2016 - 7:00pm
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The fact that Johnny Depp spent $3 million giving Hunter a proper sendoff by shooting his ashes out of a giant cannon, and honoring his friends wishes, back in 2005, make Depp cool with me forever, no matter what.
What tavern did they meet at that the interviewer had such an interest in?
@@reginald8623 Ya it’s in Woody Creek which is right outside Aspen. When I lived in Vail, Hunter was still alive so I went to the tavern a few times in hope of seeing him, but never did unfortunately.
Hunter actually ran for sherif there in the 70s and only lost by a few votes. It’s a funny story
Yeah that’s a heck of a gesture. When people crap of Johnny they need to also consider that act.
@@hlf_coder6272 The Woody Creek Tavern. I used to have to make deliveries to that place. I used to hate having to go there. Surprisingly, the people that worked at and patroned that place were even more snooty and pretentious than the people at most of the places up in Aspen if you can actually believe it. Maybe it wasn't always like that. This was years after Hunter's death.
@Nedd Flanders Johnny Depp was present at Hunter's private funeral, along with Bill Murray, Jack Nicholson, Sean Penn, Senators John Kerry and George McGovern. The private ceremony was held at Hunter S. Thompson's home in Woody Creek, Colorado. It's called honoring a friend, something you obviously don't understand.
"he invited me to his house that night and.. we were spending time together" spending time together is obviously code for ingesting copious amounts of drugs
THOTH 😂
Hahahahaha most definitely
Hopefully
Yeah endrinochrome
*adrenochrome
I think an audio book of one of Hunters books read by Johnny would literally be one of the greatest blessings ever bestowed upon mankind
The movie for fear and loathing has basically the same script as the book
@@mutantmeerkat2304 a ton of it is verbatim from the book. Brilliant
He narrates and recites bits of his work in the documentary they made about his life. It’s on Prime! But yes agreed, he’d do a brilliant job. I think him reading his bio would be perfect
With Bill Murray doing Gonzo kuz him and Bill were good friends too.
Where the buffalo roam
I'm not even a gun nut, but shooting propane tanks and nitroglycerin with Hunter Thompson and Johnny Depp sounds like the best experience ever
What about when they hunted long pork together?
And adrenochrome too
Who in their right mind would say no to partying with Hunter S Thompson?
Whoever offers you to shoot their shotgun at 2:33 in the morning is one hell of a pal. How could you ever forget that experience lol.
Fuck yeah!!!
Johnny Depp deserved to win an Oscar for his role in Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
I think the elevator door opening to Benecio with the knife steals the whole movie.
Agreed
Deserved a nomination for sure
Agreed.. I think it was Jonny's best role ever!!!
It's sad that dipshit snobby fucks like Roger Ebert fucking shit all over the movie.
Fear and Loathing is a movie with 40 or 50 mini movies within it because each scene is something unto itself. It’s highly underrated
Yes it's a good movie but I'm glad to have read the book a few years before it even came out. It's still somewhat just a parody of a real person. Thompson was not a fictitious character though. A brilliant writer.
Yeah in my opinion Hunter S Thompson is the best writer ever. True genius!
@@AnnaLVajda Depp absolutely nailed hunter. Watch some old films of him. It is exactly the same guy that Depp played.
Na it’s Legendary👇🏻👇🏻
The novel is about 40 stories all edited together into two main narratives. If you read the novel while watching the film, they are almost identical.
You can tell he really loved and misses Hunter.
You can tell he misses him a lot. His face lights up whenever he talks about him.
Depp's performance in Fear & Loathing is some of the finest acting in cinema history, second only to his brilliant turn in Ed Wood. So weird, bold, and strange, yet warm and endearing. Unlike the safe, boring, cookie cutter garbage we get today.
In germany, where HST is not as widely as he is in the united states, hella lot of people are confused if you tell them that there actually is (...was :( ) a real "Raoul Duke.
I totally agree, Depp really IS Hunter in this movie.
Have you seen him in The Libertine? Some of his best acting.
Lenny is that you?
his fear and loathing performance is stellar, absolutely one of my favorite depp performances
Hey hey hey don't forget about benicio's performance....the chemistry between them 2 was the real magic....not just depp but the combo was spot on
What are theses?
Oh thats nitroglycerin.
Out went the cigarette
fluff at best
i also watched the video
@BiggestComplainer was gonna say you're ruining the fun, but then I noticed your username
mrswb lmao bro 👏 👏
He says it in the most natural way
I could listen to Johnny tell stories forever and never get tired of it.
She cut my finger off. Look.
Yeah I just hope with all the shit he’s gone through he doesn’t look at going out the same way his friend did.
Impossible to walk in this muck.
Order some fucking golf shoes! We’ll never get outta this place alive..
PLEASE! TELL ME ABOUT THE FUCKING GOLF SHOES!
When the white rabbit peaks, I want to throw the radio in the tub!!!!!!
@@saulramirez3062 You're not Portuguese man!
He’s a foreigner, I think he’s probably Samoan. In spite of his race, this man is extremely valuable to me.
Those men were kindred spirits to say the least. They could pass for father and son. They even look, act and sound alike. Depp was perfect for the role.
@blazetieftw Johnny Depp is evil and so was Hunter S Thompson he made all the snuff film with kids!
@@KapilSingh410 You're a liar with a sick, twisted imagination.
Can Johnny Depp still do a Johnny Depp impression?
Mike Hoont ,,,no but there's a junkie,,who hasn't changed his clothes since Halloween outside the salvation Army who can
I what to see that
@HST At one point he seemed to break character for a just a second as he paused, looked to the left, and then spoke in an almost 'normal' voice.
i know.no one talks like that.he is overly super consious of his manner.he tries to sound to profound like hes reading poetry.IM JOHNNY DEPP I ROLL MY OWN CIGARETTES AND WEAR THE FINEST EYE LINER SO I CAN QUICKLY READ MY 1ST EDITION LEATHER BOUND LITERATURE BOOKS.IM KIND OF A BIG DEAL
he´s possessed by many ..its very difficult be him again ( research Nouveau Shamanic )
Hunter S Thompson infected Johnny Depp.
Ever since Fear and Loathing. Depp contracted Hunteritis.
Thompson still heavily influences people especially writers to this day
The same thing happened to Bill Murray after he did Where the Buffalo Roam. His fellow SNL actors said when he returned from filming he wasn't the same guy.
Logitch9, YES. also, hunter talked on the letttermam show about hunting humans in the woods by his house.
Dan, i feel like that also happened to john goodman after the big lebowski. You can watch it go down on roseanne's last season or so.
Can you imagine having Johnny Depp as a friend? What a treat that would be to hang out with such a great storyteller. Such an amazing fun human being . Wow he is lucky to have spent time with Hunter and to have had such experiences
@veronicahayes2635 The same Johnny Depp that released three convicted teens of prison (West Memphis 3)
Shit could you imagine hanging with Hunter S Thomson , and George Jung !!
The conducting bit sounds exactly like something Hunter would do lol
thats why I'll only listen to audio books by Hunter S Thompson if it's read by Depp.
He understood that every great writer had their own rhythm
iyaramonk he was a pedophile
"God damn!" - Noop Noop.
“When the going gets weird, the weird turn pro!” HST
What is most amazing about this video is that it is evidence that Krauss can be quiet for more than 20 seconds, while not talking over the other person...
just need to put a book in his hands, apparently....
There's a really important dynamic that needs to exist in order for an interview to work well. Famous TV interviewers often say that the key is listening, but it's more than that. The interviewee has to be willing to talk in the first place, which is why TV interviews so often seem clunky. Usually the guest is there purely because they are promoting a product, often after weeks of similar appearances and junkets. But in a situation like this, you know that Lawrence has an immediate head start because they are there to talk and listen and learn and enjoy. They have time and inclination to let it unfold.
I found that to not be the case , it's called conversing. He talked over him once only at the beginning about being at the lodge with Stephen Hawking , that's it. I don't know what I interview your talking about ? Your probably an American where as if someone does something once you immediately label them
Chad Porter read that last part of what you wrote, but slower.
Chad Porter Ironic.
No one could have portrayed Hunter as perfectly as Johnny Depp.
Billy Murray did a brilliant job also in where the Buffalo roam!
@@Dementia.Pugilistica For the time Where The Buffalo Roam was made I thing Bill Murray did a very credible job.
@@emilkarpo definitely man! I thought he got the voice down better than depp and some of the timing of his mannerisms. Depp’s was a bit more caricaturized which suited fear and loathing perfectly whereas bill was better for the more journalistic storyline of where the buffalo roam (obv a lot of overlap in the two movies)
When the trial's over, I seriously want to see Johnny Depp come back to play Hunter S. Thompson in his final years. That would be a surreal but awesome film!
The great god Lono. In a live action Doonsbury.
Do you think they would leave out the part where he blows the back of his head off and when his poor son has to discover the carnage?
I wishhhhhhhh!!!!!!!! IMAGINE!
The Curse of Lono!
@@coyoboyo Didn't hunter despise Doonsbury?
I'm a Depp fan, but people need to remember Hunter was turned up to 11 all by himself. Being a good friend to Hunter is straight-up cool, and I respect the sh1t out of Johnny, but Hunter was unique and magnificent and uncompromising all by himself. Hunter is the Muhammad Ali of living by your own rules. As Mike Tyson said about Ali; "Ali's a giant... no other fighter can match him... he died for this sh1t!"... Hunter died for his lifestyle. That's gangster...
and he went on his own terms as well, suicide. Felt like he had done everything he wanted and just bolted, refusing to elaborate further.
How cool that Johnny called Hunter a conductor, and that was the final word Hunter typed on his typewriter before he left this world.
Johnny Depp could read the phone book and make it interesting.
i would listen
I like John but I think his voice is terrible put you to sleep.
Everytime some asks Depp about Hunter S, he has always that smirk on his face. I bet they did a lot of acid together. RIP, what an interesting man he was!
Hunter sounds like the kind of friend that the mere mention of his name sends you into a "Oh man, where should I start..."
cocaine
Adrenocrome
@@dawnsites4232 Qtard alert
@asd8459 Hunter was a pedophile involved in sex rings!
4:01 that one dude in the crowd with his arms crossed seems really pissed about that story lmfao
You can even see him shaking his head side to side. You can tell that dude's a lot of fun at parties!
Probably some gun-nut thinking "tHat's nOT tHe pRopER wAy tO hAndlE fiReaRms!!!"
@Joachim M Jesus dude, take a Quaalude and slow your role.
@@jyrkikokkola8547 I don't even know where to begin with this
lol he was tight.
A lot of armchair quarterbacks ripping on Johnny here but overall I think he deserves some credit. If you know anything about him his family moved something like 15 times when he was a kid, and I don't think his dad was ever much of a part in his life, which is tough when you are a boy. He comes out to Hollywood in the very early 80s with his band and meets Nick Cage (Who's real name is Nick Coppola), who gets him into acting. Has a part in Nightmare On Elm Street in 84' then Platoon in 86' then hits it huge with 21 Jump Street then to the top from there. What I'm getting at is for a guy with humble beginnings he's an awesome A list actor who was superb in every role I've ever seen him in, and he's also true to his beliefs and turned down stuff that didn't have substance. He's also damn likable, and not full of himself and that is why Hunter, Brando, and others who normally didn't get close to many ppl liked Johnny Depp. Too many ppl are too quick to judge!
Fantastic. This is the most relaxed and real I’ve seen Jonny. He’s a great story teller.
Wonderful to hear him speak about his friend. RIP HTS
I bet Stephen Hawkins can put back the whiskey's . Dudes 100% not handicapped he just drinks a lot which requires him to travel in a wheel chair with an electronic voice, so he doesnt slur
Faking it like Lebowski....the rich Lebowski
sik59rt The other Jeffery Lewbowski?
Kujien I never thought of that lol it might very well be true. I mean, hell, who survives is supousive illness even close as long as he has
Do you mean Stephen Hawking...?
Hawking*
Being a native Kentuckian as well as a huge Johnny Depp & Hunter S. Thompson fan; I smiled at how Depp pronounced “Louisville”.
I liked that too! I'm Canadian, so you'd laugh like hell to hear how we say it! I had no idea that's how it was pronounced
I live in Northern Kentucky and call it *"LEWISVILLE."*
People hate me.
Hunter s. Thompson will never be forgotten r.i.p💯
he's such a good actor that voice is spot on
I remember seeing fear an loathing tripping balls in the theater!!!Great movie an great time!!
That sounds like the worst experience ever.
That is so beautiful that they really bonded over an author... man Hunter you are missed... and Johnny I am excited to see justice for you...
I’m not much of a book reader but managed to read at least 10-15 as a young adult late ‘70s. Normally I struggle through books no matter the subject. But somehow I was steered toward Fear and Loathing and it’s the only book I couldn’t put down. I devoured it.
Brilliant to have that opportunity to have Hunter ''conduct'' his readings of the work!
Hutner's work reads SOOoooooo much betetr when you feel and understand his rhythm, ebbs, flows, and PUNCHES!
Yeh, a blessing for sure there!
Having read a few books, I couldn’t help but hear jonny depp in my mind as though he was reading it to me. Kind of exactly how you phrased it, that was after seeing the movie first. It kind of makes me wonder how it would have felt to read the books first instead. Hells Angels and The Proud Highway which was absolutely hilarious in parts. Rip HST
MAJOR respect and a huge THANK YOU to this channel for posting the link to the full interview!
Great person for an interview and great interviewee. You can listen for hours.
I kept thinking throughout the interview Johnny would look at the guy and say "So tell me about those golf shoes."
He would reply .... "i got them from an innocent child " .... " after i fuckd.. sacrificed and ate his adrenal gland then walked through his blood " then .. "where are yours john ?and did hunter leave you his in his will ? "
I love Johnny. He is friends with some of the most famous people and he’s still so down to earth and humble.. love that!
You obviously know nothing about Johnny Depp with that statement.
@@marcusjones2517 I know plenty about Johnny Depp. He is very down to earth and humble. We’re talking about a guy who bought a club so that young celebrities could go out and be themselves without being harassed not so he could make money. We’re talking about a guy who paid for the defense of wrongly convicted men who were convicted on the sole basis that they were different. We are talking about a guy who goes to hospitals dressed as Jack Sparrow just to cheer up sick children. A guy who said quote “you’ll never have to wait tables again.” To his mom as he paid for her to live. A guy who destroyed his own billboard because he didn’t like that he was holding a gun on it. He isn’t arrogant and nobody who knows him has one awful thing to say about him, aside from his abusive ex wife.
what a great idea for a public discussion
I would honestly love to make a movie about Johnny and Hunter hanging out, a spiritual sequel to Fear & Loathing
Johnny acts with his calm demeanor in real.life too and he doesn't even care about great people like to praise them or do things like that as other people do he tries to remain in his zone and not be bothered but there is so much inside of him
I love this story every time I hear it. They're meeting
*5:27** love when he does HSTs mannerisms there. He had the most uniquely natural way of moving his limbs of anyone I’ve ever seen*
His impersonations are so good he just picks the character up and goes.
Hes an actor!!! controlled at that...one word "Disturbed"
*"FINISH! THE FUCKING STORY!.... What happened to the glands?!"* 👹
This interview can be much longer if they just include all the drugs aswell, like "we spent time together" definitely has a good coke blurred story behind it.
My favorite role of Depp’s is that of Hunter S. Thompson, for real the film adaptation of Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas is a an underrated overlooked masterpiece and faithful representation of gonzo journalism and the story
Im pretty sure it not over looked it a fucking classic
Johnny, you were exactly right on. He was testing you. You passed! Right on.
Man!! It would have been sooo much fun to have hung out with both of them. Never a dull moment!!
Hunter S. Thompson seemed to love to say "bastard" a lot.
You know it
Always been interested to see Bill Murray and Depp get together to speak about Hunter. Both portrayed him, while Depp spent some time with him Murray and Hunter were definitely long time friends.
That's actually Lawrence Krauss with Depp not Bill Murray
he means bill murray acted as hunter in a film. quite an old film
@@calebgarlipp9714🤦♂
johnny is so impressed by so little
You know being a lover of poets that was grand.
Red Shoes!
Yep! Tell me about it eh
Johnny is a great story teller
this is one of the best videos ever
Was named after him and pursued writing because of him and other writers. A legend forever.
Lol
this is great, needs more views
That's a strange Kentucky accent Johnny.. He seems to get stuck in his characters.
I don't think that he has a real personality. Always seems self conscious and nervous but pretending to be mysterious and sophisticated. Not a comfortable man.
Hunter Thompson was not a comfortable man either, with an always changing personality. Johnny was perfect for the role.
Exactly my thoughts 👍
I’m from Nashville Tennessee and don’t have a southern accent.
Not everyone in the south has a southern accent
I love hearing this story
HUNTER S THOMPSON/ JOHNNY DEPP AMAZING ❤️❤️❤️💋
I respect someone wanting their book to be read in a certain inflection. When I've had my stuff read aloud, it really annoys me when people don't put emphasis on the correct things, or if their timing isn't the way I intended.
Ive been a fan of audio books for....well about 50 years....u tube is blessing too...anyway...your right...even a smuck like me gets irritated sometimes...i was shocked at the zombie book ...how only the title was bought.mmbut it was one of the few the author read...its rare....but Cumberbatch does a really good job...and i finally broke down and listened to all the agatha christi stuff...it was rather sleep inducing...which when your pushing 80 is hard to do.
Johnny nailing the Phil Anselmo voice
“ we went back to his house and we were spending time together “
Roughly translated..... doing lots of cocaine👌
As many of the other actors that have portrayed the best journalist in history, (my opinion) Mr Depp hit the nail on the head with his adaption of Hunter S Thomson. No other actor could have pulled it off. Which is what makes you, Johnny, a damn good actor.
I agree. Though Ted Levine did an excellent job in the Banshee Chapter.
Red shoe club 😬😬😬
jonny depp is incredibly mindgifted to the arts talented person all the movies as well very good
when he was young he looked like a young woman that how to make it in hollywood some person likes you in a certain way
So much charisma!!!
Imagine a fella who’d been on the sesh with hunter s Thompson, Shane macgowan and Keith Richards and managed to come out the other side Alive. Whatever you think of him that’s some achievement
Hope Johnny recovers from all the bullcrap he's been dealing with
4:02 The guy with his arms crossed just shaking his head LMAO!!!
must be Hunter's neighbour
Fuck that guy lol
This is why I love Johnny Depp so much ❤️💖💜💋💋💋
I forgot Johnny Depp played him in the movie, too much acid
how could you forget i remember everything perfectly on acid, for about 12 hours atleast :p
@@Zlikken dropped 1200uq last week, barley remember anything was worst bad trip i ever had. Ever.
Played him in two movies really
@@Digger581 haha, yeah i got lots of experience with psychedelics. But this time was the most potent acid ive ever got, probly overdosed tabs.
And I got stuck in a closet with my friend, we both could not see The door and it felt like an eternity. Sometimes i had to say are you still there so i could hear his voice in back of my head so i would know i was still in the closet with him
@@jakobchristensen7860 1200 is too much man)
I like how when talking about Hunter is Anxiety is not really there, where as if he speaks about himself it very much is, fantastic dude, fucking bat shit insane to some degree but I think Robin williams had it right saying "You're only given a little spark of madness. You mustn't lose it." Depp aint lost his, he puts it into the characters he plays and the way he is when out of highly social situations, this guy is without a doubt one of the better actors there has ever been. (was tempted to make a Pirates reference but opted not to), also for the record Anxiety sucks, there is a reason I spend most of my days avoiding people where possible.
I simply avoid people be cuz mosr of them really really sux and are uncool
the red shoes though
Keeps changing which hand held Tazer and which hand held cattle prod from show to show. Still cool as hell.
Yeah you can tell Johnny had a great friendship with him and was close to him Johnny seems like a great guy and they're both from Kentucky which is not far from where I live so that's pretty cool
Honestly there was one journalist who out Gonzoed Hunter Thompson without trying to. That was Michael Herr who became addicted to being in the field on patrol with Marine platoons in Vietnam when he was on assignment for a famous magazine in the mid late 60s. He just kept going back. He was in Ka Sonn when the Tet offensive happened. All the craziest scenes from Apocalypse Now are lifted from Dispatches.
So is there any truth to the surfing?
Love you Hunter S. Thompson and not just who you are but your gift and talent for writing captured the essence of my very soul emerging with my soul as our souls touched,embraced and danced like I have never known before,thank you Hunter and thank you Johnny Depp (you got Depth alright)for this wonderful story you graced us with,God Bless you both always!!!
more like Satan bless them lol
Sky Hunter pretty sure he worship the devil
And he kill himself so he's definitely burning in hell
@skyhunter7375 Hunter S. Thompson was a pedophile
Reading to someone with expression makes passion in the story.I had one good teacher in all my 18 years of classrooms.5th grade Mrs Gatewood read the Hobbit.I was hooked then and have never stopped.
Johnny Depp. Always in character
Kind of frightening, don't you think?
4:01 man in the middle is clearly not amused
I would've loved to see a back and forth between Hunter and Hawking.
Those are some fine red shoes there!
One of my favorite Johnny Depp accents
I literally just finished watching Fear and Loathing. So here I am.
@Human Being No i just pirate bayed it lol
Johnny is a legend he makes me laugh
Love you Johnny! Love HST!
I’m from Kentucky as well. Funny thing is, I’m going to Louisville in about a week.
Depp Looks like he's had a rough couple of years.
Oscar Gold an abusive wife will do that to you
And narcotics (not talking shit I’d snort coke with depp)
And drop acid with hunter Thompson 😂
@@DonnyFettucine coke is a narcotic?
Sara Ferguson yes
DERRICK FERREAL!! THERE YOU FUCKING HAPPY! lol
The rage at the mention of a weapon on those peoples face at 4:02 lol
Aww he channeled his inner Hunter.
Talk about how he came about the red shoes
Krauss has his red human leather shoes
Besides being a wonderful story, I really love the almost tilt shift angle of the audience
My family is from Kentucky so it’s crazy seeing a lot of similarities between these fellas