Jeff Daniels Has Finally Grown Into His Face
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- Опубликовано: 5 дек 2018
- 'To Kill a Mockingbird' was never on Jeff Daniels' school curriculum. Now he's playing Atticus Finch in Aaron Sorkin's Broadway adaptation.
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Brilliant Comeback by Colbert - "Do you write a new play everynight ?"
those two could spent two hours talking and I'd be entertained for every second of it.
Jeff has such a great charisma and genuinely makes Stephen laugh.
"but do you write a new play every night?"
I never would have thought to cast Daniels as my beloved Atticus Finch & yet the moment Stephen said it, my brain went, "Perfect! I can totally see that now!" Break a leg, Mr. Daniels!
Jeff Daniels was on 'Newsroom' - worth watching the part in the pilot with the segment about 'America the greatest country in the world' - relevant to todays USA.
So true. The WHOLE series, not just the intro, is more relevant today than when it ended just 4 years ago. Hard to believe.... just.... 4 years. The series was a tad ahead of it's time.
#ReviveNewsroom
BELGIUUUMMM
D W the series that made me pay attention to Jeff Daniels!
@@girasolegiallo6927 totally agree. Always associated him with Dumb and dumber and those kind of films I just can't watch but newsroom showed Daniels for being a damn good actor to me
absolutely loved the cheers from audience when he mentioned "the newsroom".
The Newsroom is the best TV show I ever watched, I'm so happy Aaron Sorkin and Jeff Daniels are back together!
Jeff even played a Republican on that amazing show. I've watched every episode 3 times. Kind of like Morning Joe today.
I totally agree!
Thoroughly enjoyed it, so addictive!
I will say this - this year Colbert has become an go to interviewer. He lays back big time and his guests does it too in response. It just feels like you see actual friends talking in party in some corner.
Pēteris Krišjānis Reminds me of Craig Ferguson. But with less gay skeleton robots. Oh well we can’t get everything we want
@@JavierPerez-cx4jw I was about to reply the same thing. Craig just didn't care, in a good way, and that allowed the guests to just relax and speak among friends. Still watch re-runs on RUclips of CraigyFerg all the time.
Unless he gets someone who triggers his "spanish inquisition" mode, then he's intolerable. Dont get me wrong, I love Colbert, that's why I'm here.
He's great if he's genuinely interested in/likes the guest. But you can really tell when he doesn't give a shit.
Yeah. It's interesting because for the first year or two he was really, really rough in the interview. Kind of surprising because he did a similar interview on his old show most nights too; I guess being in character made it too different. But he finally seems to have found his rhythm.
Jeff Daniels is one of those actors that seems to move effortlessly between drama and comedy without being typecast. I don't know how he does it, but he makes it look easy.
Thank you for helping me thru this presidency with a few laughs everyday. Without you and Seth Meyers I really do not think I could get thru it!
Nancy Paquet
We're all together in this nightmare, that's the only way we can stand in this maelstrom, leaning on each other. Have a good day!
A Sorkin's To Kill a Mockingbird???? Wow! I would love to see that!! Congrats! Jeff your awesome!!
I know this is for TKAM, but man how come I’m getting “Stephen has Will McAvoy as tonight’s guest.”
What a great interview! Truly enjoy it when Stephen lets the guest take their time to tell their story.
"Do you write a new play every night?"
> cue Late Show Theme Music (PERFECT, JON, by the way ♥).
Brilliant.
Blak I just minimized the video to come comment thisss same thing. Kudos to you for beating me. Just know I agree! Genius.
I really appreciate the way this interview went into the craft and context of Jeff's roles past and present. Nice work.
Jeff Daniels was also Lt. Col. Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain in Gettysburg/Gods and Generals
He was also George Washington in The Crossing......
I love him so much!
So glad he mentioned Newsroom
I love how Daddy Colbert leaned back in his chair and was like now you listen here son I do 202 shows a year and we wright new stuff each night so you better come down young man. 😂
Brillant human being and a great actor ✌😊
BOOM! "Do you write a new play every night?"
Dang Colbert! Not holding anything back! LOL!!!
There are very few modern actors that I'd trust with a role as monumental as Atticus Finch. Jeff Daniels is one of them.
He is the best. Purple Rose of Cairo.
Corduroy shirt... Haven't seen one of those in about 30 years...Nice
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I thought it was velvet, then I zoomed in, yep I could see the wale.
(Corduroy is a ridged form of velvet.)
New Message - Corduroy hides a multitude of sins, apart from corduroy. 🤔
@@steh8831 ......
and the fact that you chose to wear it.
Great interview , Jeff just spilled it perfectly
Jeff Daniels playing Robert Mueller...... Think about it.
His hair isn't grey and a wig ehhh I think not.
I think he could play Trumptard and do a great job of it.
He's playing a publisher in a new movie from what I heard.
Sam Waterston should play Mueller.
The irony that he played James Comey instead ;)
What a fabulous role for Jeff Daniels!
i can spend my whole life watching this two guy talking to each other. Amazing just amazing.
I've got a little tear in my eye from laughing so much.
I see a lot of "Harry" in Jeff, in this interview. I love it!
I love Jeff Daniels
Jeff Daniels in his Corduroy Shirt and I'm suddenly all FanGirl... Yes! and"Then one morning a little Girl stopped and looked straight into Corduroy's bright eyes. "Oh, Mommy!" she said. "Look! There's the very Bear I've always wanted."
I loved him in Purple Rose of Cairo. He has been around a long time.
I have his CD from his performance in his hometown in MI...he wrote the songs, performs them in front of family in friends. Great CD.
what a great talk show guest, what a great actor... first time i'm really envious of people able to go see a broadway show...
Daniels is an awesome performer.
Jeff said "Simon and Schuster", I'm sure he MEANT "Wayne and Shuster" , the Canadian sketch comedy team that was in that same theater when it was HQ to the Ed Sullivan Show so many times it seemed like they had something on Ed.
Thanks for the clarification on that because it puzzled me. I'm a bibliophile but including a major publishing company in that list was incongruous.
Simon and Schuster office is also near the theater?
Loved his speach about america
That instrumental of Wayne Shorter’s “Yes Or No,” tho!
Just love Jeff, he is brilliant !
Jeff Daniels is a trip, come telling the audience to sit they a** down!
Interesting Trivia: the actor "Jerome," whom Daniels mentions, is Jerome Collamore whose debut on Broadway was in a 1918 production of Hamlet. Collamore went on to appear in 13 more Broadway productions, 12 movies/TV shows, and apparently a number of Off-Broadway productions. His last appearance was in a 1987 film titled Five Corners. Collamore died that year (at the age of 95) before the film was released. What a trouper!
Jeff has no idea what typecasting is. He has so much range! Movies, TV, Stage... Comedy, Drama, Thrillers, Period pieces.... etc. I just love Jeff Daniels in everything I've seen him in.
There are certain male guests that are always entertaining. Nathan Lane, Hugh Laurie, Eddie Redmayne, Tom Hanks, Stephen Fry and Jeff Daniels.
Linen Gray
George Clooney.
Something Wild starring Daniels, Melanie Griffith, and Ray Liotta is one of the most underrated films from the 80s.
That's an awesome flick.
I love these two!
Jeff Daniels for P R E S I D E N T
Love that actual literature and theatre are on the Colbert show ♡
Best interview ever. lol.
Jeffe, you’ve always been class act! I love you and your face ☮️💋🐩
Why can I only ever remember either Jeff Bridges or Jeff Daniels' name, but not both at the same time? It's as though the act of remembering one blocks the other. Somewhat irritating and alarming, both
You seem to have managed OK while writing the first sentence of your comment. How did you do it?
they're both freaking awesome dudes (technically jeff bridges is the dude) and amazing actors, would love to see them in a movie together
Because they are actually the same person and when they occupy the same thought, The Matrix calls both the Jeff Daniels and Jeff Bridges resources which causes a read error.
@@SherryEReson I actually had to Google it! 😯
I now choose to believe they're the same person, thanks!
I've never laughed more during an interview for any show than I did during that last story 😂
That was great.
I needed this, almost as much as i need a new season of The Newsroom. :S **almost**
Simon & Schuster - the publishing company? Think Jeff means Waynw & Schuster: the long running Canadian Comics from Ed Sullivan.
"It's true your honor"...
Pencile Dick IS a Legend.
Newsroom was his greatest roll for me. I’ve had to of seen that series at least 3 times now!
I wish The Newsroom ran longer. Fantastic show. Great memories of good times when there was something called indisputable truth, and to have a Faux News channel dedicated to disseminating propaganda was something you only found in places like Zimbabwe...or the Third Reich.
Just finishing The Looming Tower. Really excellent.
News, anchor. Best ever!
This guy’s dad sounds like a good man.
That’s right, “all before me is dust.” - Caesar
I assume not having read "To Kill a Mockingbird" in school while growing up in the U.S. is similar to not having read "Faust" when growing up in Germany.
Because that's me. Never read it, never seen the play.
Gracious, that's tragic to me. Harper "Nell" Lee was an Alabama native, as am I. I've actually lost count of how many times I've read the book, watched the film, or seen various productions of the play. The inimitable Gregory Peck was phenomenal in the film! His performance earned him an Oscar.
"To Kill A Mockingbird" is indeed an American classic & one of my all-time favorite books. It's a touching coming of age story interlaced with quiet condemnation of several human prejudices, most notably racism in the American south. It's quite moving & made a huge impression on me as a child.
Nell was a fascinating woman & lived an extraordinary life - from her friendship with the irascible Truman Capote to her reclusive spinster life back in Alabama to the surprising discovery & subsequent publishing of her long-awaited second novel "Go Set A Watchman."
She & Truman were childhood friends. He's the basis for the character "Dill" in the book. Nell fashioned Scout after herself & Atticus represented her father, a successful lawyer.
I truly hope you make time to read it or perhaps listen to it via Audible.
Sincere apologies to all for my fanatical ramblings. :-)
Best wishes from Alabama,
Rebecca
I guess it was easily misunderstandable. I do know "To Kill a Mockingbird", I have seen the movie. What I was refering to was being german myself without having read "Faust".
I know the story, but I have never read it. In fact I have never read anything Goethe. I was trying to imagine myself into Jeff's shoes.
But I take it you read something by Hugo. That's something I couldn't imagine, a french person who has not read anything by Hugo. ;)
Never read Faust, but I watched an anime called Masons Magica. Not unsimilar to watching the movie :[
so what would be the pendant in france?
"We all get the face we deserve at 50." -George Orwell
NEWSROOM TOO! That was an awesome show!
Why are the outros usually loud?
I know, right?
the same reason you clap & cheer after singing happy birthday
Right. I have to either have the volume super low during the interview, or race to hit fast forward until the end of the clip. Both are inconvenient. It's like someone (an assistant) didn't trust the sound readings in post. It can be adjusted.
The two leads of The Newsroom in the same episode. Almost felt like there was a Reboot on.
Jeff Daniels is THE BEST!!!
Saw the play yesterday, he did a really good job at making Atticus a more flawed, realistic, and vulnerable character!
I didn't expect "dumber" to grow into this great guy. Everytime I see him I'm just stunned at his depth of mind.
“One time we successfully mated a bulldog and a shi tzu. We called it a bullshit.”
natural talent, deserves an oscar.
You come in to Stephen’s house talking smack, you better be ready to get smacked back haha
Oh man. Top Tier!
best stuff always come last
Wait, did Jerome do all of the shows? God bless him. This reminds me of one of my favorite childhood jokes. Why does a fart stink? For the benefit of those who didn't hear it.
Not the biggest fan of Jeff Daniels as a person but as an actor I will admit he’s fantastic. Especially in Mockingbird.
I’m seeing To Kill a Mockingbird tonight. I’m really excited.
Have fun!
I loved him in Arachnophobia, the Jaws of the spider movies. :)
That was really a good movie!
I was just about to comment that he completely missed introducing him for Arachnophobia and The Martian.
Agree with you, except Arachnophobia is more a comedy than horror
@@JigJagging It honestly wasn't until the "Good god, they got the professor" line that I realised they weren't taking it seriously.
That movie is worth watching over John Goodman alone, and I am a bit of an actual arachnophobe.
Hats off to Jon Batiste for getting on the piano for Jeff's mime at 10:29
It's not just Stephen who has magical musical mime props.
You forgot Gettysburg!!! He was so awesome as COL Chamberlain!
I spied a little channelling of Harry Dunne in that interview at 4:00
Jeff Daniels looks like the kind of Dad you wouldn't want to disappoint. If he looked at me with a blank face I'd die inside a bit.
Sometimes I find myself looking back...
Savage...both of them :D
wow , if you read this, wish you a lovely day
You made my day!
Thanks!
This's great!! Thanks for this. I hope you have a lovely day yourself!!
wow, that's new. There are nice people on RUclips!:)
Right back at you!
thanks a lot dear!!
I still say that Daniels peak performance was as Colonel Lawrence Chamberlain. Damn he made that man of history come alive once again. (In the movies "Gettysburg" and "Gods and generals")
Jeff, please come back to do the Newsroom. There’re so many materials that Mr. Sorkin can write! We need the Newsroom back!
His neck is gonna play Mitch McConnell one day.
That and a metric ton of anti-botox...
When I first saw the trailer for the new Cheney movie I would've sworn it was Jeff and not Christian Bale
That’s a mean thing to say .
Most of us will achieve that on some level. That said, I think Jeff looks pretty good.
Hahaha
Refreshing to see intelligence on screen
The pneumatic tube system is a great idea!
I am still mourning the loss of Newsroom
I loved him in Moonlight over Escanaba! What a strange and wonderful movie.
And he played Gen. George Washington, convincingly, in the movie "The Crossing."
Great movie, very underrated......
Do Newsroom again, that’s my suggestion !
His dad brought him up right. Wonderful men.
Jeff Daniels has finally grown into his face and it sorta looks like Colin Firth
Layne
Colin Firth in an alternate universe or a funhouse mirror.
I like Jeff...
Blown away that you did not ask him about his work on. The News room and his thoughts on trump
Given you had the two leads on your show, please tell me you made a Newsroom Sketch. I would love to see Will McAvoy and MacKenzie McHale after their mental breakdown the 2016 election must have caused.
Atticus Finch is a hell of a role to fill Jeff.
Pretty sure you got it though!
"My name is Jeff"
Face growing at 1:54
oh my god. I got confused and thought this was an episode with Jeff BRIDGES... and I saw the video thumbnail and flipped out like "THATS HIM WITHOUT THE BEARD!?!?!?"