Hearing him talk about the deep meaning behind Shrek made the movie infinitely better than it already is! I’m fortunate that Mike was able to grace all of our childhoods
@@randyromero4808 wow, had no idea that was true. I just listened to the original voice he did and as much as I love Chris Farley and wish he was still here I can’t imagine Shrek sounding or looking like that
Hearing him talk about Austin powers so emotionally makes me feel happy for generally loving those movies growing up. I’m always amazed at how you can impact people you’ve never met, change someone’s life even.
Mike Myers is one of those artists who creates and portrays characters that stay with you long after the movie ends. It's a rare gift these days. His humor just lingers and his characters are so genuinely hillarious that they become instant icons and lines/ jokes that most of us probably quote any chance we get. Also The Love Guru is hilarious and underrated.
"Your agent, Richard Pants is here" lol such a weird role for John Oliver (And Jim Gaffigan, and Stephen Colbert) lol that was such an off- beat movie I love it. That More than Words cover is still my favorite one
Dude does not get enough credit. He embodies his characters so well that you completely forget it’s Mike under the costume. Similar to Tom hanks in Forrest Gump and Johnny Depp in pirates. But to do it time and time again, multiple characters in the same movies is genius acting.
He did a phenomenal job voicing Shrek! You’d never know it’s him if you go by his regular speaking voice! I applaud voice actors when they’re able to disguise their voice and transform into an altogether different person
It made me so happy to hear him say how much he loves Shrek. Born in 1994, Shrek by itself is a decent representation of my childhood. I can quote every single word of that movie.
@@ZackHamlin1 it dosen't help nor does it confuse me! I know English, I'm great at English when speaking in my mind,but when it time to speak or write,i fail & do so many mistakes and also feel less confidence!
I was born in ‘96 and same! It was my mom and I’s top favourite to watch together. The hidden adult jokes for her, and fairytale characters for me! I also loved all the video games.
Mike Myers, Eddie Murphy, Tyler Perry, Jim Carrey are extremely talented in pulling multiple characters together in on scene; or simply transforming into the character so much you believe it could be a real person. Mike is a master of the comedic craft.
@@Rood67 You know, I could also put Marlon Wayans up there as well. Considering he's partly responsible for writing some for the funniest sketches and some of the funniest comedy movies of the 2000s.
This is the ONE actor I want to see in a serious dramatic role. He could do it, he could bring life to the heaviest of characters who seem irredeemable.
Burt’s scene in Austin Powers always makes me cry of joy. Parts for nostalgia, but also how beautiful his classic song is, and how well it fits in the film. Austin’s character has a certain intelligent niceness that was well portrayed in the middle act of the movie. Just wonderful.
A lot of the best comedy is the opposite of that, like Curb Your Enthusiasm. There you have Larry constantly getting into trivially silly situations but engaging in them in often apoplectic degrees of seriousness.
I remembered being deployed to Bosnia. I was force recon. And every weekend during Ifor Sfor. We went to Hill Top 720. And watched Austin Powers. Every Weekend!! It was a great way to escape combat and death for a few hours. I have always loved Mike! He’s a true genius of comedy! And he got us through some pretty dark times!
He has a way of keeping my inner child alive. I’m 27 and this man, and his peers in SNL, made my childhood SO much fun. May he keep creating for many years to come. 🔆
I have always had a great appreciation for Mike Myers. Ever since Wayne's World, I just have never stopped loving how genuine he is. You never hear any drama or anything about this guy and its honesty refreshing. I just hope he keeps living life to the fullest
Well ironically he and Dana Carvey didn't talk for many years because Dana felt Mike stole his Lorne Michaels impression to create Dr. Evil and didn't even have him in the movie. They only recently buried the hatchet as Dana discusses on Howard Stern and Mike finally appeared on Dana and Spade's podcast (which I felt was very awkward).
So I Married... is a certified cult comedy classic in my eyes. The music, the set pieces, Mike's performance....it might be my favorite even after all he's accomplished now.. Bravo Mike!
Pentaverate was a gift for Mike Myers fans. Lots of fun, with some amazingly clever writing and gags. Well above the usual Streaming Series programming.
What a guy! I always picture him as he was in Austin Powers, and that was almost 30 years ago. Can't believe he's rounding out 60 this next year! He's doing great, I hope he keeps acting and voicing!
My dad let me watch Austin powers as a kid, maybe 7 or 8 years old. And that movie made me feel things that I DID NOT understand 😂 probably shouldn’t have let me watch it until a pre teen but i loved Austin powers growing up
Thank you for being a part of my childhood Mike. Upto now as an adult, Shrek is still my favorite movie 😭 And I still watch the movies over and over again 😭
So I married an axe murderer is one of the most underrated comedy movies. Ever. So many great quotable lines! “I think most Scottish cuisine is based on a dare.” 😂
Fun Fact: the movie Lorne approached him about was a remake of The Graduate. He said "I don't think that's a movie you can remake. Why? Why would you want to remake that? It's a purfect film."
“To me the Eurocentric form, that is the fairytale, is really about classism” This is not the direction I thought this interview was going and I love it
“I wouldn’t want to be the member of a club that would have me as a member”… resonates very much. This was surprisingly delightful. Would be nice to see him in more dramatic roles.
This made me more emotional than I thought it would. My daughter has been watching Shrek her whole life and she is almost 20. I don't want any remake of it, it is sheer perfection just as it is!
Mike Myers is one of this generations top talents. I absolutely love everyone of his performances. This video allowed me to get to know him a little better. Thanks ❤️.
I've always wanted another Austin Powers!!!!!Soo many great characters. All his movies remind me of when the world seemed so much more beautiful and loving.
There's been talk over the years of another movie, Mike hinted at it again in May this year, so it could actually happen. Although Verne troyer passed in 2018 so sadly there will be no mini-me if it does happen.
He's a living legend. Hearing him break down these roles and opening them up in a way that just makes these films even closer to my heart makes me so happy❤. He shaped not only my childhood but my sense of humor. I love you Mike!
I remember two movies in the 90's that made me laugh so hard I was actually crying..Ace Ventura and Austin Powers. Sitting in the cinema the first 5 minutes of both of these movies, I was in tears grabbing people sitting next to me..that scary silent laughing as if I were a having a fit. Mike Meyers you are a gem. Nothing more to say.
I hope Mike knows how much he is loved and made so many people's childhood's, mine included. He is a legend in the comedy world, but still can do other roles too like in Inglorious Basterds. I hope he continues acting for a very long time.
I honestly rarely laugh out loud. People can say what they want about the "The Pentaverate", but I laughed out loud many times. I always adored the absurd nature of Mike Myers sense of humor. I truly connect with it. I know some people might not, but as long as I enjoy my time it's all that matters. The Pentaverate caused me to burst in laughter a couple of times, which not many highly entertaining comedies could achieve.
Chris Farley’s original recordings of “Shrek” reminiscence the mantle that Mike Myers would take up after his untimely death. Thank you Mike for finishing what Chris started. He’d be proud.
You're not lying...All 4 Shrek movies, all 3 Austin Powers movies and both of the Wayne's World movies. As well as The Cat in the Hat movie. I've seen them all.
Loved seeing this insight into the characters and how so much of what makes Mike Myers Mike (his family, life as a child, and world view) helped to create them. Wonderful video.
He was one of the biggest names in the late 90s and 00s. He absolutely is appreciated and is still recognized as a legend. I'm sick of people saying "x is so underrated" or things like that. Shrek is one of the biggest animated movies series of all time and Austin Powers and Wayne's world were massive in the 90s.
I've watched a ton of videos on RUclips featuring actors and actresses diving into their previous roles and talking about their careers... I think I enjoyed this one the most. Mike Myers definitely seems like a very genuine, humble, and intelligent guy. Canada eh?
Mike’s voice will forever be so special!!!! His acting is extraordinary, and the way he’s done it is amazing. I agree with him even as an adult, One Shrek a year would be amazing.
Love them all!!! Took my girls to see all the Austin Powers even twice. Back then when they were kids they laughed now that they're adults they laugh!!!! And we spent time together!!!
He also had a role as a general in Inglourious Basterds... You almost cant tell because of the whole costume and make up, but he has very expresive eyes
WE LOVE YOU MIKE MYERS! Easily one of my top 3 favorite actors. Up there with Norm McDonald and Robin Williams, God rest their souls. You've brought millions of smiles throughout your career. You are a national treasure! Never change.
I love you, Mike. You are legit my favorite actor of all time. You made my childhood and inspire me as an adult with interest in film. Thank you for bringing so much joy to this world while still often being one of the most under appreciated actors out there.
As good as Mike Myers is at the silly comedies (Wayne's World, Austin Powers, etc), I REALLY have always loved 'So I married an axe murderer' and always wish he would do more of those more mellow type comedies like that. Now looking back on it, it is SO 90s - great nostalgia on top of what was already a great comedy.
Definitely the most quoted guy in my family unit right next to Jim Carrey. I would pay handsomely for a Masterclass that goes in depth and off track at the same time.
I have so many memories of watching Austin Powers as a kid. I had a problem with my thumb and had to have surgery and I was really scared and the doctor did an Austin Powers impression with the "Oh behave!" line and it was the thing that got me to laugh when I was so scared. I also remember being with my dad and brother in our basement after the surgery and I was in a cast and we watched the first Austin Powers, might have been the only one out at the time, and I remember my brother getting me to dance to the credits. It was such a big part of my childhood and memories that I didn't forget a single scene over 20 years later. That movie stands the test of time
So glad he included so I married an axe murderer. Always been a family favorite, and we love how clearly you can see some of the precursors to Austin Powers
Didn’t appreciate how well he’s aging because everyone I see him he’s covered in prosthetics. And so happy for how much love he’s been showing Dana on this press tour.
He's played a lot of iconic characters, is amazing movies. But my favorite, by far, was his role as General Ed Fenech in Inglorious Basterds! Such a great part! Even if it was only for one scene.
He was perfect as small a roll as it was , he completely disappeared into the character, didnt realize it was him till the 2nd or 3rd time I watched , that's acting. Just wish Sandler accepted the roll of the Bear Jew , I think he would've been equally great.
Hearing him talk about the deep meaning behind Shrek made the movie infinitely better than it already is! I’m fortunate that Mike was able to grace all of our childhoods
Agreed
He didn't mention how he got to do Shrek. Chris Farley was almost finished doing his lines then he died, then it was offered to Mike Myers.
@@randyromero4808 I never knew that !
@@randyromero4808 wow, had no idea that was true. I just listened to the original voice he did and as much as I love Chris Farley and wish he was still here I can’t imagine Shrek sounding or looking like that
Behind all the memes it's easy to forget that Shrek is an absolutely phenomenal movie
He's obviously hilarious but also thoughtful, intelligent and sensitive. Wish he was in more movies.
they didn't mention the Love Guru for a reason... 🤣💩
I like how they got him to be in Bohemian Rhapsody
@@hippiecheezburger5457 he was amazing as Freddie Mercury
He doesn't like the lime light, he sticks more to local Canadia media.
he has a movie coming out this year with christian bale and a lot of other actors!
Hearing him talk about Austin powers so emotionally makes me feel happy for generally loving those movies growing up. I’m always amazed at how you can impact people you’ve never met, change someone’s life even.
He did such a great job as Austin Powers that it blows my mind to hear him not speak with an accent.
He's such a cool guy. For all his accomplishments, he 's never gotten a big ego.
@@darrylwallace2428 I’m watching the trilogy now and am just now finding out he’s not British 😭
@@mikaylavery WAIT WHAT
ive been wanting the 4th forever
No way he didn't even break down his MOST iconic character, The Cat in the Hat...
He was forced to do that and hated it
Fancy seeing you here Mr. Alec Danger Fonzo
The only reason I was watching it 😩!
Idk about MOST iconic but yeah unfortunately he didnt lol
I assume he's ashamed of that role.
Mike Myers is one of those artists who creates and portrays characters that stay with you long after the movie ends. It's a rare gift these days. His humor just lingers and his characters are so genuinely hillarious that they become instant icons and lines/ jokes that most of us probably quote any chance we get. Also The Love Guru is hilarious and underrated.
Finally somebody who appreciates the Love Guru! It is CRIMINALLY underrated!!!
Mariska Hargitay
Omg I thought i was the only one who believed that! The love guru was TRAGICALLY underrated, absolutely hilarious movie!
@@gator9339 ......Mariska Hargitay
"Your agent, Richard Pants is here" lol such a weird role for John Oliver (And Jim Gaffigan, and Stephen Colbert) lol that was such an off- beat movie I love it. That More than Words cover is still my favorite one
Dude does not get enough credit. He embodies his characters so well that you completely forget it’s Mike under the costume. Similar to Tom hanks in Forrest Gump and Johnny Depp in pirates. But to do it time and time again, multiple characters in the same movies is genius acting.
Agreed
U forgot Eddie Murphy in Nutty Professor & Norbit.
I have so much love for Mike, he has shaped comedy for me over my entire childhood. Such a legend, hope you see this Mike!
I ageee. I grew up to austin powers series/shrek series ect
John?
I know it is WET and the sun is not SUNNY!
@@K_ingh16 Damnit Arthur. Dutch had a plan.
Huh?
Johnathan Ross described Mike Myers as a man of a thousand voices. all of them scottish.
Nah he never said that. And it's Jonathan. Dear me.
Inglorious Bastards
@@flensoest Yes he did, it was a review of on of the Shrek movies on the BBC Film series.
I honestly thought that was true until I saw his new show. Wow his British Peter O’Toole type character he does is amazing.
@@Larry nah
Ok but his dad encouraging him to go on to be a comedian is so heart touching
Only because it worked out
Mike Myers and Robin Williams are/were both so unique and warm with their humor and characters. So excentric and heartfelt. Love 'em.
Jim Carrey included
John Candy!
Jim carrey and him were comedy gold during the 90s and the cast during his time on SNL is still my fav out of all of them.
Couple Canadian boys
Lies
He did a phenomenal job voicing Shrek! You’d never know it’s him if you go by his regular speaking voice! I applaud voice actors when they’re able to disguise their voice and transform into an altogether different person
That’s a reach lol he sounds exactly like Shrek
@@felix3033 I couldn't tell
That’s the whole point of voice acting, also he only does like 3 acccents and they all suck
@felix3033 shrek doesn't just sound like a Mike Myers character though. It's easy to forget he does the voice.
Considering Shrek was originally voiced by Chris Farley...
I used to love The Cat in the Hat as a kid. It was hilarious but as I starting getting older I finally realized...... it's a MASTERPIECE.
Actually, it's an awful movie at its core. but i still love it.
It’s a bad movie that we all love anyways, still a bad movie tho 😂
@@mynamejef7963 not really bad if you like it, i think the film it self make sense considering how weird the SEUSS universe is.
Right , I love it ‼️
But it Wasn’t one his most iconic character may be ours but not his he hated that movie
It made me so happy to hear him say how much he loves Shrek. Born in 1994, Shrek by itself is a decent representation of my childhood. I can quote every single word of that movie.
Was born in 2003 but when i was little,shrek is most probably the first animation i saw(sorry for my bad English)
@@mahbubaalhtermaya5350 your English is fine! Do movies and tv help with learning a new language or can that make things more confusing?
@@ZackHamlin1 it dosen't help nor does it confuse me! I know English, I'm great at English when speaking in my mind,but when it time to speak or write,i fail & do so many mistakes and also feel less confidence!
I was born in ‘96 and same! It was my mom and I’s top favourite to watch together. The hidden adult jokes for her, and fairytale characters for me! I also loved all the video games.
All time classic. Every once in a while I’ll watch the first three
Mike Myers, Eddie Murphy, Tyler Perry, Jim Carrey are extremely talented in pulling multiple characters together in on scene; or simply transforming into the character so much you believe it could be a real person.
Mike is a master of the comedic craft.
How could you leave out Sandler
@@Verrifit by forgetting to type his name. 🤣🤣🤣
Tyler Perry lol.
Robin Williams
@@Rood67 You know, I could also put Marlon Wayans up there as well. Considering he's partly responsible for writing some for the funniest sketches and some of the funniest comedy movies of the 2000s.
This is the ONE actor I want to see in a serious dramatic role. He could do it, he could bring life to the heaviest of characters who seem irredeemable.
If Sandler and Carrey can do it, so can he. I wonder why he’s never tried?
Pete's Meteor (warning: Mike's performance is the only good thing about that movie)
Agreed
Inglorious bastards he’s in it
Studio 54
Burt’s scene in Austin Powers always makes me cry of joy. Parts for nostalgia, but also how beautiful his classic song is, and how well it fits in the film. Austin’s character has a certain intelligent niceness that was well portrayed in the middle act of the movie. Just wonderful.
I swear it brings tears to my eyes. That scene is soo nostalgic for me. It takes me back to an easier time.
All 3 Austin powers films are completely enjoyable comedic experiences
Mike Meyers is one of those people who can fully embody any role that he’s in and make it his own. Much love and respect to his craft 🤝
"Talk about serious things in a silly way" is the ESSENCE of comedy. The best comedy.
people are forgetting that
A lot of the best comedy is the opposite of that, like Curb Your Enthusiasm. There you have Larry constantly getting into trivially silly situations but engaging in them in often apoplectic degrees of seriousness.
@@tylerjhunter making light of serious things, and then taking serious silly things both make great comedy
political correctness is swiftly doing away with that...
@@Nantosuelta
My boogers are and will always be far right. I want my boogers to stay the same as it was long ago, no change at all
I'm amazed he isn't actually Scottish. He did a great job with the Shrek accent
If is not Scottish is CRAP!!
@@leonelramireza.4826 huh?
growing up i never knew it was him
@Neil Deep yep i think they used him for the movie tie in gms
@@markelscott100 no they didn't, he was dead, that's why he didnt end up playing Shrek, tho he did some test audio.
I remembered being deployed to Bosnia. I was force recon. And every weekend during Ifor Sfor. We went to Hill Top 720. And watched Austin Powers. Every Weekend!! It was a great way to escape combat and death for a few hours. I have always loved Mike! He’s a true genius of comedy! And he got us through some pretty dark times!
He has a way of keeping my inner child alive. I’m 27 and this man, and his peers in SNL, made my childhood SO much fun. May he keep creating for many years to come. 🔆
27 to 28 year olds unite!
I’m 28! I completely agree with you! But he didn’t break down his Cat in the Hat character 😞.
25 :(
30 here
I have always had a great appreciation for Mike Myers. Ever since Wayne's World, I just have never stopped loving how genuine he is. You never hear any drama or anything about this guy and its honesty refreshing. I just hope he keeps living life to the fullest
🙌🙌 same here
He got divorced
Well ironically he and Dana Carvey didn't talk for many years because Dana felt Mike stole his Lorne Michaels impression to create Dr. Evil and didn't even have him in the movie. They only recently buried the hatchet as Dana discusses on Howard Stern and Mike finally appeared on Dana and Spade's podcast (which I felt was very awkward).
Darlin there is tons of drama with the man...google it.
@@karkas389 Some of it is grossly overblown.
So I Married... is a certified cult comedy classic in my eyes. The music, the set pieces, Mike's performance....it might be my favorite even after all he's accomplished now.. Bravo Mike!
I enjoyed it alot 😂 I was on my seat wondering if she was a killer or not
DON'T FORGET THE HAGGIS!
His role playing his Scottish father is one of my all time favorite roles he ever did. Totally reminds me of my Grandfather to a T 😂😂😂
So I Married an Axe Murderer is an underappreciated borderline masterpiece.
I love it so much!
This guy gets it.
It's the best!
Why
Woooaahhhh man
I desperately wish we had more of him. He’s an absolute legend.
That Katrina commercial hurt him
@@Dogemon.No it didn’t. Kanye West was the crazy one, not Mike Myers
@@SlaterbrahMike Myers is a horrible person in real life
*Mike Myers* meeting *Shrek* for the first time is literally one of best moments in cinematic history.
Love that he talked a lot about "so I married an axe murderer". People don't seem to talk about that one and it's so underrated.
Great name
@@susannadekkeractress thanks
Maybe he's "mis-trust-ing, dis-trust-ing, he had to run for his life!" Lol
I'm watching it this weekend for the first time 👍
@@troyhummon7978 let me know what you think man. Great flick. Perfect for the season. Horror comedy
Pentaverate was a gift for Mike Myers fans. Lots of fun, with some amazingly clever writing and gags. Well above the usual Streaming Series programming.
What a guy! I always picture him as he was in Austin Powers, and that was almost 30 years ago. Can't believe he's rounding out 60 this next year! He's doing great, I hope he keeps acting and voicing!
Shrek is the cartoon of my childhood being 25. True comedic-drama masterpiece of animation.
it's ok. Austin powers shits on it
Not a cartoon.
Dark surreal comedy*
@@applejuice3500 literally just said that.
@@coyi3884 it is but continue.
My dad let me watch Austin powers as a kid, maybe 7 or 8 years old. And that movie made me feel things that I DID NOT understand 😂 probably shouldn’t have let me watch it until a pre teen but i loved Austin powers growing up
Haha like what? A love for cheeky comedy or love for a certain Ms Kensington?
No,@@ryebread447, a love for GOOOOLD!!!
@@CodyAlushin the look of it the smell of it. The texture
I remember we owned the Spy who Shagged Me movie, watched that one all the time when I was a kid lol
Me too lol
Thank you for being a part of my childhood Mike. Upto now as an adult, Shrek is still my favorite movie 😭 And I still watch the movies over and over again 😭
So I married an axe murderer is one of the most underrated comedy movies. Ever. So many great quotable lines! “I think most Scottish cuisine is based on a dare.” 😂
Right!
“HEAD! MOVE! NOW!”😂😂 him roasting William’s head is top tier comedy!
@@dariadoo1 like an orange on a toothpick
I hate the colonel and his beady wee eyes
She stole my heart and my cat!
Fun Fact: the movie Lorne approached him about was a remake of The Graduate. He said "I don't think that's a movie you can remake. Why? Why would you want to remake that? It's a purfect film."
I wonder if that was the inspiration for the parody of the classic Graduate wedding scene in Wayne’s World 2🤔
@@brendansheehy8124 "CASSANDRA!!! CASSANDRA!!!". ..."WAYYYYNE!!!".
Yeah dude, you got it! 👏
He is so down to earth, and honestly I'm just so happy to see him in front of the screen again. I hope we get more Mike Myers soon!
“To me the Eurocentric form, that is the fairytale, is really about classism”
This is not the direction I thought this interview was going and I love it
George w bush doesn’t care about black people
this guy : 😐
Mike is a lot smarter then I thought he was
@@little4581 to give him credit it was kind of out of nowhere and on live tv
Shrek was truly an anticapitalist masterpiece
Get a job
“I wouldn’t want to be the member of a club that would have me as a member”… resonates very much. This was surprisingly delightful. Would be nice to see him in more dramatic roles.
Are you sure that actually means anything or does believing it to be a profound sentiment make you feel smarter?
@@mattdekker5693 when did I claim it to be a “profound sentiment”? I said it resonates w me you air head lmao what are you on.
@@mattdekker5693 Do you need it explained to you?
@@mattdekker5693 Oh, it has meaning. Better think about it again.
@@mattdekker5693 Oh wow that comment really makes you look abit stupid
I seriously hope we keep this dude for another 50 years - I'm sick of losing so many legends this year....
Mike looks really good, I wish we saw more of him. His comedy made my terrible childhood bearable.
He made my terrible adolescence bearable!
so you’re saying your terrible childhood is just pushed aside cos austin powers was a funny movie?
jack rutherford yes Einstein.
@@jackrutherford474 Absolutely. Mike heals all.
mustve been a good watch!
The Cat in the Hat is unironically the greatest comedy I’ve ever seen and it’s my favorite performance of his by far
I used to love that movie as a kid..watched it so many times during road trips
It’s in my top 5 favorite movies of all time.
Gotta be one of the worst films ever made surely?😂
@@joelm6632 That’s a strange way to spell best
@@mr.drakanator 😂
This made me more emotional than I thought it would. My daughter has been watching Shrek her whole life and she is almost 20. I don't want any remake of it, it is sheer perfection just as it is!
Mike Myers is one of this generations top talents. I absolutely love everyone of his performances. This video allowed me to get to know him a little better. Thanks ❤️.
I’m
@@natetsl8236 me too
Love Guru? Really?
@@Peer165 Dude, you didn't like it? 🤣 I might need to re-watch it. I remember sitting in bed with my wife watching and I enjoyed it.
I've always wanted another Austin Powers!!!!!Soo many great characters. All his movies remind me of when the world seemed so much more beautiful and loving.
It is seriously something I wish so hard...another Austin Powers and another Ace Ventura. My life would be complete.
Alright laddies let’s do this one last time.
Imagine the Storyline is ties in loose ends like Vanessa is still alive and Scotty kills Mini Me (Which would be the plot of movie)
There's been talk over the years of another movie, Mike hinted at it again in May this year, so it could actually happen. Although Verne troyer passed in 2018 so sadly there will be no mini-me if it does happen.
Me too. I've wanted this ever since i was a kid. I'd absolutely go see another one.
He's a living legend. Hearing him break down these roles and opening them up in a way that just makes these films even closer to my heart makes me so happy❤. He shaped not only my childhood but my sense of humor. I love you Mike!
He’s horrible
I never knew his parents were English. That explains why he does accents so well.
All three?
explains why he has a good sense of humour
I remember two movies in the 90's that made me laugh so hard I was actually crying..Ace Ventura and Austin Powers. Sitting in the cinema the first 5 minutes of both of these movies, I was in tears grabbing people sitting next to me..that scary silent laughing as if I were a having a fit. Mike Meyers you are a gem. Nothing more to say.
This👌😆
Oh that's silent laugh is a fun but a pain
Mike Meyers is such an intellectual comedian. I think that’s what makes his characters so beloved.
I hope Mike knows how much he is loved and made so many people's childhood's, mine included. He is a legend in the comedy world, but still can do other roles too like in Inglorious Basterds. I hope he continues acting for a very long time.
I honestly rarely laugh out loud. People can say what they want about the "The Pentaverate", but I laughed out loud many times. I always adored the absurd nature of Mike Myers sense of humor. I truly connect with it. I know some people might not, but as long as I enjoy my time it's all that matters. The Pentaverate caused me to burst in laughter a couple of times, which not many highly entertaining comedies could achieve.
I Pentaverate loved it too!
I loved it too, I think its reception is evidence that people are much more cynical than they were 20 years ago
I think it's absolute drek that is exactly what Mike Myers needs to do less of. But I respect that you enjoy it and connect to it.
Chris Farley’s original recordings of “Shrek” reminiscence the mantle that Mike Myers would take up after his untimely death. Thank you Mike for finishing what Chris started. He’d be proud.
Incredible to see the guy behind the craziest goofy characters being a calm analytic one. Professional 100%
It's crazy how many Mike Meyers movies I grew up with.
You're not lying...All 4 Shrek movies, all 3 Austin Powers movies and both of the Wayne's World movies. As well as The Cat in the Hat movie. I've seen them all.
@@trevonpernell0814 Plus "...Axe Murderer" which I had on VHS as a kid. His entire filmography is my childhood.
@@FrancoisDressler I still haven't seen "So I Married an Axe Murderer" yet.
Myers is incredibly well spoken. Would love to see more interviews featuring him.
This man looks extremely fashioned and honestly good looking and that is the opposite of what I was expecting
He's not good looking, he's just dressed well
@@thehumblepotatoreborn9313 nah he's a fairly good looking guy
It’s called botox
yeaa that botox is excessive. he can barely make facial expressions
He looks bizarre and overweight
Mike Myers is such a great actor/ comedian , all of his works have a unique charm that can win an audience
don't forget writer!
It’s true, you can’t help but root for his characters 😂😅
Loved seeing this insight into the characters and how so much of what makes Mike Myers Mike (his family, life as a child, and world view) helped to create them. Wonderful video.
We needed a 30 minute version Mike! Clooney got 35 minutes and every character of his is exactly the same!
Then you have missed alot of Clooney movies
Imagine the universe where he actually got to do a Shrek movie every year.
I imagine it gets the hype and marketing as the marvel universe but instead it's the shreklore
@@SageLegacy shrekiverse of madness
@@JoseTorres-mg3mx 😂
Hes still around, we can still make it this universe
Then it would’ve got burnt out quick!
He voiced a big, fantastic part of my childhood with Shrek. And for that, I thank him.
Honestly, this guy is a comedic legend! Up there with Peter Sellers
Agreed.
I read Peter Sellers RIGHT as Mike mentioned Peter Sellers 🤣
His love for everything is as pure if not more than like Robin Williams and I cherish you for it Mike
This man single handedly made up most of my childhood and shaped my sense of humor. 😊
Shrek has been my whole childhood. My all-time favourite animated movie. Thank you, Mike Myers 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Shrek 1 and Shrek 2 are perfect
I'm still here. You're older now, but I will never go away. I'm watching you.
@@skipper6-9 a perfect duo!
Shrek 2 is one of the few movies where the sequel was better than the first
@@jordanwilliams1546 Shrek 2 built upon a cinematic masterpiece.
I missed him wish to see him more especially in another Austin powers movie and Wayne's world
There’s a new show on Netflix called The Pentaverate.
@@FyeRye it sucks
be careful what you wish for
Remakes of comedic classics are usually garbage and kind of ruin the nostalgic elements that make the originals so timeless in the process.
@@ZappsPotatoChips Nobody suggested remaking them. Wanting more of Mike Myers in those Mike Myers franchises isn't remotely like asking for a remake.
You can def tell he has humble himself later in life. Its amazing to see him truly understand those around him helping him get to where he was and is
Mike doesn't get enough appreciation for his comedy. He is a comedic genius. It all seems silly but its so clever and funny. Love him
He's one of the most recognisable comedic actors of this century... How much more recognition can you get than that?
He was one of the biggest names in the late 90s and 00s. He absolutely is appreciated and is still recognized as a legend. I'm sick of people saying "x is so underrated" or things like that. Shrek is one of the biggest animated movies series of all time and Austin Powers and Wayne's world were massive in the 90s.
@@typhoonf6 didn't say he isn't recognizable, said he is not appreciated as comedian . Everyone recognizes him
@@happysaffa8871 Bruh. most people loved austin powers. A comedy film?
@@JimmyBoy9878 bruh, I loved it, and so did my friends, but it's not as well known among people. Also, no bruh pls.
Absolute legend and vey underrated when people bring up who are the best comedians
Too true
Agreed
I love that he always gives credit to those he worked with such a talented comedic actor and in dramatic roles as well
Shrek was on cable last night.watched it for the 1000th time and it still is one of the best comedies every.
It's a timeless classic!
LEGEND! He’s a legend. I’m so happy you had him on here GQ. It was lovely listening to him.
What a lovely, sincere and genuine man.
My favourite role of Mike is Austin Powers because they perfectly casted him as Austin Powers because it is a James Bond parody
He casted himself tf
I've watched a ton of videos on RUclips featuring actors and actresses diving into their previous roles and talking about their careers... I think I enjoyed this one the most. Mike Myers definitely seems like a very genuine, humble, and intelligent guy. Canada eh?
Canadian with a Liverpool background you won't get much more genuine than that.
So stoked to see him doing some stuff again, latest Netflix show was pretty decent. Myers is a legend!
One of the GOATS 🙌🏾 highly skilled versatile actor!
He's gotta be one of the only actors that made so much money that he basically retired without making a big deal about it.
Give us more Mike! Thank you for all you have contributed so far!
Mike’s voice will forever be so special!!!! His acting is extraordinary, and the way he’s done it is amazing. I agree with him even as an adult, One Shrek a year would be amazing.
Austin Powers was an integral part of my childhood along with Tobey Maguire’s & Raimi’s Spiderman trilogy.
Mine too
Nailed it, I bet you also had pretty cool parents growing up too
Same here. I remember watching all the Austin Powers and Spiderman movies in the theater.
A man of quality
Same here!
Love them all!!! Took my girls to see all the Austin Powers even twice. Back then when they were kids they laughed now that they're adults they laugh!!!! And we spent time together!!!
He was so brilliant in Bohemian Rhapsody. Had no idea it was even him!
He also had a role as a general in Inglourious Basterds...
You almost cant tell because of the whole costume and make up, but he has very expresive eyes
Yes they should have mentioned that one in the video
@@BroadcastCenter One of my favorite cameos!!
Operation Kino!
Youd have to be deaf and blind
Didn't think Axe Murderer would get a mention. As much as I loved Wayne, Axe Murderer is my fave of Mike's films, infinitely quotable!
It's my friend's favorite movie. And it's a great one.
Head! Paper! Now!
Absolutely infinitely quotable! Axe Murderer is one of my fav movies ever and I Pretty much have it all memorized😊
WE LOVE YOU MIKE MYERS! Easily one of my top 3 favorite actors. Up there with Norm McDonald and Robin Williams, God rest their souls. You've brought millions of smiles throughout your career. You are a national treasure! Never change.
I love you, Mike. You are legit my favorite actor of all time. You made my childhood and inspire me as an adult with interest in film. Thank you for bringing so much joy to this world while still often being one of the most under appreciated actors out there.
Always enjoyed Mike Myers.
he made my childhood funny.
and he's a proud Canuck 🇨🇦
He just seems like the most lovely person! 😍 everyone knows him as this hilarious comedian but hearing him “get into the feels” was so refreshing!
Mike Myers is a genius. His Japanese gameshow sketch is still one best skits in SNL history.
kwa? ki? ser? p-pi? ni? ku?
@@thisguy3500 Kwa ki ser pi…PI…ku! Ohhh!! 🤷🏻♂️⚡️
Literally my favorite actor. Someone who simply loves to create, have fun and express themselves. What more could you ask for?
As good as Mike Myers is at the silly comedies (Wayne's World, Austin Powers, etc), I REALLY have always loved 'So I married an axe murderer' and always wish he would do more of those more mellow type comedies like that. Now looking back on it, it is SO 90s - great nostalgia on top of what was already a great comedy.
Mike is such a lovely person that has brought joy and laughter to so many people. He deserves all of the happiness in the world!
Awww... love Mike Myers! Missed him so much! It feels so good to have him back!
Definitely the most quoted guy in my family unit right next to Jim Carrey. I would pay handsomely for a Masterclass that goes in depth and off track at the same time.
So good seeing him in more interviews and stuff the last week or two. What an absolute legend
As a Scotsman, I’m thankful for everything Mike has done for us.
I have so many memories of watching Austin Powers as a kid. I had a problem with my thumb and had to have surgery and I was really scared and the doctor did an Austin Powers impression with the "Oh behave!" line and it was the thing that got me to laugh when I was so scared. I also remember being with my dad and brother in our basement after the surgery and I was in a cast and we watched the first Austin Powers, might have been the only one out at the time, and I remember my brother getting me to dance to the credits. It was such a big part of my childhood and memories that I didn't forget a single scene over 20 years later. That movie stands the test of time
That's a very sweet memory. And I agree, the first Austin Powers has aged incredibly well.
So glad he included so I married an axe murderer. Always been a family favorite, and we love how clearly you can see some of the precursors to Austin Powers
An absolute 90s classic!
Didn’t appreciate how well he’s aging because everyone I see him he’s covered in prosthetics. And so happy for how much love he’s been showing Dana on this press tour.
It's called Botox and a facelift.
@@JohnSmith-yd5wq That's what happens when you're friends with Rob Lowe.
@@JohnSmith-yd5wq because everyone who has had those looks wonderful 😂
I didn't know that Mike Myers was sucha well spoken and deeply thinking dude. This interview gave me new respect for him
He's played a lot of iconic characters, is amazing movies. But my favorite, by far, was his role as General Ed Fenech in Inglorious Basterds! Such a great part! Even if it was only for one scene.
He was perfect as small a roll as it was , he completely disappeared into the character, didnt realize it was him till the 2nd or 3rd time I watched , that's acting. Just wish Sandler accepted the roll of the Bear Jew , I think he would've been equally great.
The bar is in the glooobe
@@nadagainagain4987 i need an easy FRYEEENS