I ran into William Defoe at my local laundromat. It was just the two of us. I starred at him and asked the obvious: "Aren't you...?" He said yes. I apologized for disturbing him. He said, 'We're in a laundromat.' I loved the fact that their was no artifice no ego. We had a wonderful conversation. I ran into him again and his wife was with him. He introduced her to me. If I had my wits about me I would have asked him and his wife if they had time for a coffee. He was gracious and totally genuine. By the way, the laundromat is right down the street from my small apartment in Paris.
a great story and just that one line "we're in a laundromat..." says so much about him and says alot about the difference between an actor, an artist and craftsman and a celebrity who can't be bothered by the serfs and common folk. An artist is one of the common folk, which is also how he hones his craft. Great story.
I wish I could remember it, but I was like 2 at the time. Defoe and his family stayed at a lodge that my parents managed for a family gathering or reunion or something. When they checked in, they interrupted my dad and uncle watching Platoon. They were flabbergasted because they didn't initially recognize the name when they reserved their place at the lodge. I have a photo of him holding me. My parents talk about how much of a gracious person he is.
And I love how he says that acting isn't a big deal. I heard him say something similar in a different interview. Some actors make it sound like it's so glamorous, and he's like no, people either like you and like the story or they don't. And if they don't, and you still want to do it, then just try again.
he is on a post being inappropriate with a todler i know actors are a little looser with morality but he has crossed the line and left decency in the distance plen
@albert orkenbjorken he was cleared of all abuse allegations made by his ex wife. their son also publicly apologized for his mother's lies and defended his father. learn before you speak or type
@@catmun5387 the person I was replying to mentioned Gary Oldman and accusations made by his ex wife. Francos never been married nor does he have kids, so I clearly wasn't talking about him. The person who made the comment must have deleted it after my response.
The fact that Willem Dafoe doesn’t have an Oscar yet tells me the industry really lacks acknowledgment for originality. He’s legendary. For the vas character he has portrayed and created.
Let's face it there are many great actors and actresses out there that don't get anyway near an Oscar. It really doesn't matter it's what the general public think that matters. Same with critics. So called American critics didn't actor favourable to 'Dead Man's Shoes', one of my favourite all time films. But on rotten tomatoes 50,000 members of the general public gave it a rating of 91%.
@@steved8714 Male balding comes to a hefty majority of men and is a general insecurity. Patrick Stewart went completely bald at the age of 19. Incredibly young. Nothing weird at all about being envious of a man with a a full thick head of hair and a strong hairline - especially at an age like Willem’s.
@@LifeOfRy Steve Martin has never gone bald but he went grey in his 20s so thats a similar thing,. Some people are just gifted with great heads of hair and otherw aren't.
you can literally sleep to his voice, i remember i almost did when i was watching him in mr beans holiday edit: not in a bad way, just meaning he has a soft speaking voice
@@ruly8153 that's what we call acting, idiot. If it's so easy to speak in different accents and make entire movies out of each, why don't you do it? There's a reason Tom Hardy is known as one of the finest actors of this generation
If RUclips actually starts putting ads on non-monetized videos by creators who never asked for them, that just goes to show how greedy this corporation can be. This thought is disgusting. RUclips is essentially making free money off small channels and not paying them a single penny. Yes, these are small channels, but since there's so many of them, RUclips will still make a huge profit off of this new policy. I don't care if RUclips hates us now, it must be said by someone. I urge to our subscribers that we spread the message to all creators, and urge RUclips to immediately repeal this new policy. - Father
So much respect for John Boyega sitting back, listening, thinking, and speaking when he has real insights to contribute. Cannot imagine the pressure to cut in and try to prove himself at a table like this. His talent speaks for itself, but his humility and confidence will make him a legend in his own time
I do agree with this but I believe they should've kept Boyega and Franco for another Roundtable. They could've gotten a plethora of other actors that can rightfully sit at the table with these absolute legends, like: Pacino, De Niro, Streep, Denzel, Morgan Freeman. The list can go on.
Sam is like a younger, American version of Gary Oldman. There is an intensity in him that masquerades as humour in him. Their charisma is off the scale.
@@davidrobinson2776 Sam melts into his character to the point that you don't see him anymore, you see his character. A lot like Sean Penn in that regard.
Willem Dafoe just has an awesome voice and cool spirit about him. He seems like he’s just a typical dude and that’s honestly refreshing to see in older Hollywood actors/actresses.
Dafoe seems to have a very high evolution of empathy and human understanding and it always shines through in his characters. Oldman is also mystic level in his chosen profession, surgical mind, the villain.
I don't like that these clowns edited short James' response though. I mean, obviously people here wanted to hear what else he had to say right after his name was called Lol
I do like all of these actors. They are all great. But I must say... wow to Gary Oldman, the way he talks, humble and with respect and integrity and to find out about his hobby. This man is and will always be my alltime favorite.
his face told it all, he was startled and his eyes almost jumped out of his sockets he had it coming, i don't think he even should have been on the table for the disaster artist
of course he is he did so many things in his life. Going to military, running very far, good education thanks to his mom deal with school headmaster, etc
As far as talent goes: Hanks delivers fine in his big parts from big directors. Franco's just having a good time being liked all around, ditto Rockwell. Oldman & Dafoe only true highest level actors here.
The interviewer be like: "so what's your favorite movie you've worked on Tom?" Tom Hanks: "Well I really had a great time..." Interviewer: "Alright that's nice. James what's your favorite strain of weed?"
@Edelina Ponce Orellana Love how the interviewer puts James on the spot right after Tom Hanks confronts him. You know every guy in the room (not James) was thinking the same thing, and was so professional about how they went about it.
Sam rockwells demeanor is like that of a student just dying to pick their brains. So modest and inquisitive. Also it was great when Tom and him reminisced about the Green Mile and Tom talked about how excited he would be when watching Sam act in that.
Makes me feel so much bettert to know that even top actors hsve so much anxiety. I suffered from anxiety most of my life. I always wondered how come these people are so cool, calm, and collected in whatever they do.
i was thinking the same thing, especially that directors episode with Tarantino and Ridley Scott but it has to be the editing. he just cuts off amazing stories and anecdotes from massively influencial people like they're a homeless man rambling hah
Your heart starts racing, you feel like everyone in the room is talking about you. Your name gets called because you have not said a word because your just waiting for the conversation to pass. But. Now. You HAVE TO speak.
Gary Oldman has been my favourite actor since i saw Bram Stokers Dracula when i was 13 (im 36 now) He is probably the most talented & diverse actor on this planet. Tom Hanks is my second favourite actor of all time , so this Table Talks is my favourite one to watch.
Loved how hanks and Dafoe made an eye contact when Oldman said he takes medication for acting nausea/Stage fright. They understand his pain. WOW. Acting isn't a fucking walk in the park like most people think.
@@phillyb8347 when you can recite three hours of Richard III in front of a thousand people under a ton of wardrobe and stage lights, then you can pull rank
I thought the same thing! I loved watching all the actors talk amongst themselves. Much more interesting than the interviewer interrupting them and driving the conversation all over the place.
@@infinitesummers you still need to have some one there to guide the conversation but the editing makes it seem significantly worse then it actually is because they're trying to cut out every second if "dead air" time instead of letting the conversation end then go on to the next question.
Gary Oldman is so humble and lovely! You can feel how proud he is of his new work, not in an arrogant way, but as someone who sees how privileged he is.
32:34 It's interesting how thoughtfully Hanks navigates such difficult subject matter with clarity and grace compared to Franco's neurotic, panicked response.
What a line-up! But when I saw Gary's face in the thumbnail I pushed play. I usually don't rate favorites in any arts or categories but Gary Oldman is one of the greats 👌
If editing means interrupting speakers all the time and sucking the life out of organic conversations, then this man has edited the hell out of a lot of roundtables.
Tom Hanks seems like such a simple, easygoing guy, when in reality he’s far more complex and layered than what meets the eye, as shown by this interview. Really interesting person to have lots of meaningful conversations with.
lol he was definitely not prepared at all to handle that question in that moment. Totally caught napping and almost grasping for words. Don't blame him though, it was an aggressive throw from the host.
@@Conquerer13 lmfao it was almost like when a teacher would randomly ask you a question in school you really didnt want them to ask you because you dont know the answer and they pick you out of all the students in the class
liam candlish he was only nominated for best actor twice, and won once. That’s Hollywood ignoring someone, especially when they have been in films for around 30 years
+bobunitone " Tom Hanks is America's dad. " I never saw him like that. I'm a woman, btw. When he was a younger guy I saw him like he might have a sweet ass or something. You know? I never saw him like a Dad, even when I was child. Hee hee.
IMHO Gary Oldman and Willem Dafoe are two of the greatest actors of our time. How great is to have them both on this roundtable. I'd like to see them together in a movie
Just finished watching. I swear I could watch another five hours of them talking! Gary Oldman and 19th century wet plate photography whaaaaat. And his excitement to work with Harmony. And that nice bit of shade thrown at James -- "Do you agree with that, James?" So many great moments.
If that's actually the case then the editors are REALLY phoning it in or they hate the interviewer. There are so many opportunities to cut a story short in the edit that don't make it look like the actors are being cut off by the interviewer
These roundtables are the most amazing things to watch. The conversation, the interaction between actors/actresses that may have never been in movies/tv shows before, it's great... the hour talk seems like 15 minutes.
I love Willem’s answer at the end. “Probably a cook or a farmer” so genuine and he was so respectful throughout the entire conversation. Made me love him as Ana an actor even more. I wish Gary would have mentioned something about Sid and Nancy. And I’m surprised Hanks didn’t mention a few of his iconic roles. Great convo but needed to be longer in order to get everyone’s opinions better.
Why do they get so uncomfortable? I don't understand. I mean, isnt It terrible that colleagues of them are perpetrators? I don't get their silence, can someone share their po?
@@itzelmayoral729 I think it's just that they wanted to make sure they didn't speak clumsily. It's a huge, heavy topic, so a quick response could have come across as glib. And of course it's uncomfortable: every male actor these days has gotta be wondering "did I miss an opportunity to do something about this? Have I been in a situation where I ignored a sign and let one of my female colleagues get harrassed (or worse)?". Besides anything else, Tom's probably the most experienced interviewee out of all of them, so it's not surprising he has the confidence to jump in pretty quickly. I read it more as the others wanting a moment to think about it, rather than wanting to keep just quiet
You should be able to make stories about anything, it's your perspective and if its wrong then that's that, but u should be able to tell stories however you want
In my opinion tom hanks .he just becomes the character whenever he has a role.ive heard great things about him as a person.i know people have ups and downs.everyone in hollywood is put on a pedastal.its cool to see them just themselves as not in the spotlight it shows their humbleness.would like to see alot more of these in the future
He's a phenomenal actor but I think it was a bit unfair on him to put him with this bunch, he would have had more scope to contribute in a different group
From what I've seen in these roundtable videos, they seem to always include actors at different points of their careers because it allows us to see very different perspectives. I think he did great here!
I have a lot of tech waiting for me at home. Which would you like to see videos on first? I know we’re never the first, but I strive to be the amongst the best.
Wow, just look at where John Boyega is. A few years ago he was just another young guy on a South London neighbourhood a bus ride away now he is seated among the finest and influential actors in Hollywood. The power of chasing your dreams eh?
Benjamin Shabu Such a shame that he's so poorly utilized in Star Wars. He has so much potential and yet he's a paper thin character with no arc and no purpose who serves merely as bad comedic relief.
Franky Google Nah because apparently he was strong in Detroit but I haven't seen it yet and he looked mediocre in the trailer. I hope he's not another Dev Patel 😂
These roundtables and the way the interviewers facilitate conversation are so massively underrated. I learn more from watching 10 minutes than I could in a lifetime of those fluffy late night interviews...
Tom was the only one that actually addressed the question about sexual harassment, all the other actors looked uncomfortable and avoided it. It's nice when an actor is good at his job, but when they're good and decent in real life, like Tom Hanks, well, that's everything.
No... He wasn't doing what you think he was doing, or whatever you've been told he was doing, alright? Tom actually could be the most suspicious on this issue, for his lengthy explanation.
Still watching the video and haven't reached that part yet but both James Franco and Gary Oldman have done some shady stuff to women in the past. Which would explain their silence on the subject.
@@Ekaekto Gary Oldman? Really? The domestic abuse allegation again? Really you should've read his son's statement. And shame on you for spreading these lies.
@@Tebigong101 Give me a break. He's an actor, not the President, alright? So what he said those things? Besides, he apologized after. I think that's enough. More than enough if you consider how many of other actors didn't apologize.
I SAW that! That was rude. Innocent until proven guilty. And completely unnecessary. With the women's interviews: no attacks! Much more classy. There's a whole lot more cyniscism and criticism with this men's roundtable. The women's one is better by far!
@@ochrechap eh I agree innocent till proven guilty. But James kinda set him self up for public scrutiny with the stuff he did that he admitted to. So even if the other stuff is fake people are going to wonder what his stance is I think. And if he is innocent.... he should be in favor of taking about it imo
I can't believe I missed this... Sam Rockwell and Gary Oldman, together... My head just exploded. I've put these two guys on a pedestal as being above and beyond any other actors of our generation. They are the upper echelon, in a league of their own.
Same. Obviously, Hanks and Dafoe are legends, but Oldman and Rockwell I still find to be hugely underrated for what they deliver. Rockwell possibly being the most underrated of the pair.
Why is the star wars dude listed and Sam Rockwell or Willem Dafoe not? Both have had extremely prolific careers, and they chose the star wars guy? They weren't even good star wars movies...
@johnDomain I mean... this is wrong? Woody Allen was accused of sexual assault a long time ago and still makes movies every year. If anything, laws are supremely biased for men. Men are so infrequently pursued or convicted of sexual crimes that most women who are assaulted don't even try until someone else tries first, which is why Weinstein went from one allegation to 100 and they all had merit, but still took ages to actually convict him. Women are underrepresented in law so commonly that there are still states where they don't have bodily autonomy, let alone biased court rooms
@@mudgernz1 i wouldn't say that they're under represented in most divorce cases the woman ends up with the child even if the father is the better parent. Women are believed a lot more in sexual assault and rape cases as well as harassment. One rape accusation can ruin a man's life and there's a lot of false cases now and most women get a slap on the wrist for falsely accussing them. It's a shame cause all the false ones make it hard to believe the real ones now and when men come out with rape or harassment accusations a lot of people don't believe them. And when men are accused they are most of the time guilty until proven innocent look at the johnny depp case everyone was so ready to cancel him and he was believed to have done it until the truth came out.
"Let's bring up PC crap questions that we should ask or moronic PC police will close our show" (after the show - "are we ok , PC police? we did these questions righ?"
I loved _The Florida Project_ so much, I watched it three times in a row, and then I watched it a few days later. It’s such a wonderful movie-it has a sweetness of a different era.
Oldman and Rockwell are terrific actors. Not quite Daniel Day-Lewis, but if someone told me that our receptionist is actually Olman playing our receptionist for the past three years and my dentist is actually Sam Rockwell playing my dentist, I would believe it.
He would've done better than the current interviewer, that's for sure. It felt like he was disinterested and running a checklist of questions, not really engaging. Sam came in passionately and empathically, and had so much to say when he spoke.
Get Sean Evans to do the interviews, at least he lets people finish their sentence/thought, and seems genuinely interested in the people he is interviewing.
@@mr.smithgnrsmith7808 you sound smug and condescending. Don't pretend like it doesn't happen everywhere. Hollywood is just one of the more public areas.
18:40 is a hidden gem of a moment. You see Hanks and Rockwell treat Franco how they’re really feeling about him atm, while Dafoe tries to keep it professional :)
In real life Willem Dafoe doesn't show his disappointment in his movie son James Franco. If Harry showed that play he wrote to Norman he would've just said "that's you."
Ugh yes body language and looks I'm glad that they are acknowledging this we can't pretend like this man isn't a monster he really is, he's sitting here in this room just pretending like la la la like no go hide back in your cave where you belong
gary oldman played a shape shifting dog in a movie about magical children. Willem da foe literally played a funny looking god in a shit movie. They're all actors, they pick their characters, each movie means something different to each of them.
Willem describes perfectly how being passionate about a role creates the possibility to do it correctly. What a perfect response to Franco's question. I'm in awe of that man.
![Twenty One Pilots - The Line (from Arcane Season 2) [Official Audio]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/XCz7WUotXs8/mqdefault.jpg)
I ran into William Defoe at my local laundromat. It was just the two of us. I starred at him and asked the obvious: "Aren't you...?" He said yes. I apologized for disturbing him. He said, 'We're in a laundromat.' I loved the fact that their was no artifice no ego. We had a wonderful conversation. I ran into him again and his wife was with him. He introduced her to me. If I had my wits about me I would have asked him and his wife if they had time for a coffee. He was gracious and totally genuine. By the way, the laundromat is right down the street from my small apartment in Paris.
That's insane. Imagine meeting the Green Goblin himself at a laundromat.
Awesome! Did he remember your name?
a great story and just that one line "we're in a laundromat..." says so much about him and says alot about the difference between an actor, an artist and craftsman and a celebrity who can't be bothered by the serfs and common folk. An artist is one of the common folk, which is also how he hones his craft. Great story.
Cool story, still fake
I wish I could remember it, but I was like 2 at the time. Defoe and his family stayed at a lodge that my parents managed for a family gathering or reunion or something. When they checked in, they interrupted my dad and uncle watching Platoon. They were flabbergasted because they didn't initially recognize the name when they reserved their place at the lodge. I have a photo of him holding me. My parents talk about how much of a gracious person he is.
And they dont put William Dafoe in the Title, capital mistake!
Willem*
Never to be their Willem Dafriend from here on out
It’s a nice surprise!
Sam Rockwell aswell...
@@guigmfrota And where the TF is Sam Rockwell?! He's incredibly underappreciated.
Tom Hanks. When everybody else is hesitant, he just says it. So much honesty. I love him for that.
Tom Hanks seems like a man from another time. Just a real, stand-up guy. Those are few and far between these days.
And I love how he says that acting isn't a big deal. I heard him say something similar in a different interview. Some actors make it sound like it's so glamorous, and he's like no, people either like you and like the story or they don't. And if they don't, and you still want to do it, then just try again.
BTW, my wife used to live near his grandmother in a little town called red bluff in northern California
@The Ubisoft Just Dance E3 Panda what are you even talking about, pandering how?
he is on a post being inappropriate with a todler
i know actors are a little looser with morality
but he has crossed the line and left decency in the distance plen
Talking about James Franco while he’s sitting right there without saying his name is hilarious 😂😂😂
and yet gary oldman is an abuser too
@albert orkenbjorken he was cleared of all abuse allegations made by his ex wife. their son also publicly apologized for his mother's lies and defended his father. learn before you speak or type
@@AndyFelbab i like how you ignore the other accusations from underage fans
@@catmun5387 the person I was replying to mentioned Gary Oldman and accusations made by his ex wife. Francos never been married nor does he have kids, so I clearly wasn't talking about him. The person who made the comment must have deleted it after my response.
@@catmun5387 Exactly.
Nobody should ever interrupt Willem Dafoe when he's dropping philosophies on life.
Edit: Nobody should ever interrupt Willem Dafoe.
Nobody should ever interrupt Willem Dafoe.
Edit: Ever
YOU KNOW HOW MUCH I SACRIFICED??
@@ma2443 I built this company!
He's something of an actor himself
Fing a right exactly?
Came here for Stephen Galloway. Why are all these people interrupting him through the whole interview?
lol
LOL. Too good. But seriously, this guy sucks at interviewing. haha.
Hahaha. I see what you did there...
@@theendarkenedilluminatus4342 the guy who ask question
@@theendarkenedilluminatus4342 STAR-LORD, MAN!
Actor “ my mum just passed away due to canc..”
*Interview interrupts*
“So what’s your favourite animal”
George bro,like yea this needs to be a few hours long to really absorb everything they have to say
A story like that, don't deserve in this interview, it could be 1 hour long to tell.
You stole from another video chump
without fail my bro
@Martin Hultberg yeah I think so too
The fact that Willem Dafoe doesn’t have an Oscar yet tells me the industry really lacks acknowledgment for originality. He’s legendary. For the vas character he has portrayed and created.
Especially his performance in The Lighthouse was freaking amazing👌
it’s cus he hasn’t visited epsteins island LOL
Let's face it there are many great actors and actresses out there that don't get anyway near an Oscar. It really doesn't matter it's what the general public think that matters.
Same with critics. So called American critics didn't actor favourable to 'Dead Man's Shoes', one of my favourite all time films. But on rotten tomatoes 50,000 members of the general public gave it a rating of 91%.
The Oscars are about what studio or director pays the most, always has and always will be. Talent helps them sell it. that's it.
and why is he not in the title??
never seen a 63 year old with as fresh a trim as willem defoe
I wish I had his hair.
@@brianwilson3952 That's super weird man...
@@steved8714 Male balding comes to a hefty majority of men and is a general insecurity.
Patrick Stewart went completely bald at the age of 19. Incredibly young.
Nothing weird at all about being envious of a man with a a full thick head of hair and a strong hairline - especially at an age like Willem’s.
@@brianwilson3952 ew dude what are you going to do with it
@@LifeOfRy Steve Martin has never gone bald but he went grey in his 20s so thats a similar thing,. Some people are just gifted with great heads of hair and otherw aren't.
My opinion of Willem Dafoe just rose exponentially. What a thoughtful, interesting, intelligent man.
you can literally sleep to his voice, i remember i almost did when i was watching him in mr beans holiday
edit: not in a bad way, just meaning he has a soft speaking voice
@@ma2443 I can agree, I've always found him very pleasent to listen to
He’s very personable
He and Oldman both are very soft spoken but intelligent men. Any chance you get to see them interviewed, you should take.
Rage Against My Hairline His episode of Inside the Actors Studio is my favorite 😊
There’s just no one like Gary Oldman. The guy is on another level. One of the best actors of all time, absolute humble genius
What would you day if you knew he only has a net worth of 40 mil
Tom Hardy?
@@chromaticvisuelle even Tom Hardy fan boys Oldman. He's in awe of him.
@@philwill0123
Tom Hardy is overrated
He’s plays everything the same way but has different accents etc
@@ruly8153 that's what we call acting, idiot. If it's so easy to speak in different accents and make entire movies out of each, why don't you do it? There's a reason Tom Hardy is known as one of the finest actors of this generation
Respect to the interviewer for going right at Franco, had him squirming
William Dafoe's hair is as legendary as he is.
If RUclips actually starts putting ads on non-monetized videos by creators who never asked for them, that just goes to show how greedy this corporation can be. This thought is disgusting. RUclips is essentially making free money off small channels and not paying them a single penny. Yes, these are small channels, but since there's so many of them, RUclips will still make a huge profit off of this new policy. I don't care if RUclips hates us now, it must be said by someone. I urge to our subscribers that we spread the message to all creators, and urge RUclips to immediately repeal this new policy.
- Father
*william dadrip
William Dafoe's hair anyone? Wow.
Absolutely, damn how old?
It was the first thing that caught my eye then I started comparing it to the rest of the guys lol
I love his hair
He hasn't lost any since mississippi burning back in 88. legendary hair.
Obviously he got a hair transplant
So much respect for John Boyega sitting back, listening, thinking, and speaking when he has real insights to contribute. Cannot imagine the pressure to cut in and try to prove himself at a table like this. His talent speaks for itself, but his humility and confidence will make him a legend in his own time
@SkyNet General Disney made him a nobody.
@SkyNet General you don't get my comment do you?
I do agree with this but I believe they should've kept Boyega and Franco for another Roundtable. They could've gotten a plethora of other actors that can rightfully sit at the table with these absolute legends, like: Pacino, De Niro, Streep, Denzel, Morgan Freeman. The list can go on.
@SkyNet General I do agree. While I don’t dislike John Boyega he has no business being at that table.
He won the lottery because Disney wanted a black guy in Star Wars. He doesn't have looks. He is merely competent as an actor.
This has some of my favorite actors: Hanks, Defoe, Oldman, and the massively underrated Rockwell.
Sam is like a younger, American version of Gary Oldman. There is an intensity in him that masquerades as humour in him. Their charisma is off the scale.
@@davidrobinson2776
Sam melts into his character to the point that you don't see him anymore, you see his character. A lot like Sean Penn in that regard.
i thought you were making a joke about boyega being the singer "rockwell". loled on that, then loled that i thought that.
Yes, Rockwell is way under the radar as an actor
@@thundarrisaboss2725 Lol
Tom Hanks and Gary Oldman in the same table!!! Two of my favorite actors of all the time.
Not to mention best actors
Willem Dafoe just has an awesome voice and cool spirit about him. He seems like he’s just a typical dude and that’s honestly refreshing to see in older Hollywood actors/actresses.
Dafoe seems to have a very high evolution of empathy and human understanding and it always shines through in his characters. Oldman is also mystic level in his chosen profession, surgical mind, the villain.
It's called age.
And with that comes wisdom!
Its fking incredible how someone can out him in a serious role, the goblin role was perfect cause he looks like a fking goblin.
I think they are the most talented in that table and two of the best actors out there
The fact that they were talking about James right in front of him was crazy then he’s asked “do you agree James?” His eyes like 😳
@Edelina Ponce Orellana yeah me too!
I don't like that these clowns edited short James' response though. I mean, obviously people here wanted to hear what else he had to say right after his name was called Lol
@@anchorpoint3631what they showed was all he was able to squeak out a response with
Ok kid, you win.@@frightenedsoul
John Boyega is just buzzing sitting at this table with these legends
He is sitting among some of the greatest. He needs to take it all in, kind of like a student.
@Kano Billz Because his acting is a joke.
Agreed with this kind of acting clout sitting around the table John is way out of his league at this table.
Yea, but I I honestly believe in 40 years Boyega will be the Legend at this table, so he feels right being there.
@@damone70 what would you know about that numbnuts
This interviewer is like the evil version of Mr Bean.
Mr Bean fucking idiot
Ririn Hapsari calm down Jamal, don’t pull out the 9
He is like that Steve Carrell character from Bruce almighty.
@@im_astromars lmfao
😂😂😂😂😂
I do like all of these actors. They are all great. But I must say... wow to Gary Oldman, the way he talks, humble and with respect and integrity and to find out about his hobby. This man is and will always be my alltime favorite.
Yes i gree gary was a legend mr fox very versatile
From what I understand Gary Oldman had a lot of pain in his life.
Obviously not including James Franco
35:03 mark was CLUTCH.... James Franco's reaction when he was asked if he agreed with Tom Hanks- was worth a million dollars
Man Tom Hanks is the man. Jeez. So eloquent and so intelligent. Yet that switch over to Franco was AWKWARD
I KNOW RIGHT??!?!
"OF COURSE OF COURSE! .....OF COURSE IT NEEDS TO CHANGE...."
his face told it all, he was startled and his eyes almost jumped out of his sockets
he had it coming, i don't think he even should have been on the table for the disaster artist
of course he is he did so many things in his life. Going to military, running very far, good education thanks to his mom deal with school headmaster, etc
As far as talent goes: Hanks delivers fine in his big parts from big directors. Franco's just having a good time being liked all around, ditto Rockwell. Oldman & Dafoe only true highest level actors here.
omg i know right
The interviewer be like: "so what's your favorite movie you've worked on Tom?"
Tom Hanks: "Well I really had a great time..."
Interviewer: "Alright that's nice. James what's your favorite strain of weed?"
baaaaahahahahahahahahaha
Omg tell me about it my gosh!!
Lemon Dadddy ummm that'd be strain of pot...
LOL!
My exact thoughts !
I love how Tom Hanks took centre stage and said what was on everyone's (not James's) mind
@Edelina Ponce Orellana Love how the interviewer puts James on the spot right after Tom Hanks confronts him. You know every guy in the room (not James) was thinking the same thing, and was so professional about how they went about it.
@@DarthSoto78 james has done something ?
@@theflashgordon193 No but Tom Hanks has
@@theflashgordon193 he has done plenty ruclips.net/video/2J-1zNzjyjs/видео.html
@@AlejandraGarcia-xh8jq thank I didn't know he has done so many stuff
Sam rockwells demeanor is like that of a student just dying to pick their brains. So modest and inquisitive. Also it was great when Tom and him reminisced about the Green Mile and Tom talked about how excited he would be when watching Sam act in that.
best part of this whole video. my 2 favorite actors complimenting each other
I forgot they were in that film together!
I barely know who he is but he seemed generic and the least interesting at the table
Dude, don't be so xenophobic. Opinions are allowed and they are just trying to stir up trouble with comments like that.
Rockwell one of the most underrated actors in the business.
You'd never think a legend like Gary Oldman would get anxiety from stage fright.
Makes me feel so much bettert to know that even top actors hsve so much anxiety. I suffered from anxiety most of my life. I always wondered how come these people are so cool, calm, and collected in whatever they do.
@@ddonlee I second that
Goes to show that even legends are always working on their craft!
@@ddonlee I third this.
I wonder if there has ever been a conversation that Stephen Galloway hasn't interrupted or ruined
I've watched a few of these and thought the same but i think its the editing.
@@Wilde_UK No, Galloway is a prick!
@@Wilde_UK It´s the editing. You´re right.
i was thinking the same thing, especially that directors episode with Tarantino and Ridley Scott but it has to be the editing. he just cuts off amazing stories and anecdotes from massively influencial people like they're a homeless man rambling hah
I think it's the way it's edited which makes it seem like they're cut off mid-response
and the best delivery was not from a great actor, just came from the heart: "everybody agrees with that? - JAMES?"
@Alrik T 35:04
the time you realize you are recognized as this akward thing everyone is talking about
Your heart starts racing, you feel like everyone in the room is talking about you. Your name gets called because you have not said a word because your just waiting for the conversation to pass. But. Now. You HAVE TO speak.
I find Gary Oldman very different from the rest, though I know they're all great but there's something about Gary that's very unique.
Gary Oldman has been my favourite actor since i saw Bram Stokers Dracula when i was 13 (im 36 now) He is probably the most talented & diverse actor on this planet.
Tom Hanks is my second favourite actor of all time , so this Table Talks is my favourite one to watch.
@@NixBurkett1984 Glad to know. I think I wasn't born when Dracula came out.
Honestly im not familiar with the black actor. Havent seen a movie of him.
@@xtina5castro782 he was in the Star Wars movies, Detroit & the TV show 24... He's from South East London, not far from where i'm from 💕
hes legendary
Loved how hanks and Dafoe made an eye contact when Oldman said he takes medication for acting nausea/Stage fright. They understand his pain. WOW. Acting isn't a fucking walk in the park like most people think.
Boohoo those multi millionaire actors have it hard😂😂😂😂
@@phillyb8347 these actors get paid well for it but it's a lot of body exertion and going out on a limb
It is.
@@phillyb8347 Idiot
@@phillyb8347 when you can recite three hours of Richard III in front of a thousand people under a ton of wardrobe and stage lights, then you can pull rank
Tom Hanks evokes such wisdom when he speaks, I could listen to him for hours
Agreed.
Pretentious
Close your eyes.
Think of Woody the Cowboy doll.
And play this video as Tom Hanks speaks.
35:05 James Franco's face when he gets called out LMAO
lol yeah tht was aloooot to take in
Everyone can see through him especially the host.
and Tom Hanks saying "its never to late to change things" and then looks straight at Franco 34:50
@@JimmySlacksack lmao yea you are right. His head had like a hard turn and checked him directly in the eyes for a second
@@tomryan4556 Boyega had no clue tho
I like how eventually they started interviewing each other. It flowed much more smoothly than with the HR guy jumping from subject to subject.
I thought the same thing! I loved watching all the actors talk amongst themselves. Much more interesting than the interviewer interrupting them and driving the conversation all over the place.
@@infinitesummers you still need to have some one there to guide the conversation but the editing makes it seem significantly worse then it actually is because they're trying to cut out every second if "dead air" time instead of letting the conversation end then go on to the next question.
I can watch this for hours
I could watch your edits for hours
Dope seeing you in the wild
@@Redfield982 to pppppipppippppppppppppppppppppppppyppppppppppppppippppppp
Lyyylllplpl
P
Gary Oldman is so humble and lovely! You can feel how proud he is of his new work, not in an arrogant way, but as someone who sees how privileged he is.
don't
+Isa P what do you mean with 'don't' ?
this other person called me hot in a comment he so conviniently erased. i said "don''t" meaning: dont call me hot.
+Isa P Oh. I am sorry I didn't know that. And I fully agree with what you've said about Gary 😊
besides the fact that he is a total stranger that made an unwanted comment? this type of "compliment" objectifies women in general. not cool.
32:34 It's interesting how thoughtfully Hanks navigates such difficult subject matter with clarity and grace compared to Franco's neurotic, panicked response.
I was surprised how unprepared he was at the question
of course! of course!
sam rockwell saved this interview by interupting the interviewer
I love seeing Tom Hanks being made aware of The Room
Having an interviewer run this thing might be a mistake. This format needs a focus group moderator. Not an interviewer.
Definitely, the woman who was in charge of the comedy round table did a far better job.
@@ddandymann She kept it as a light conversation that she directed to the right places rather than a gestapo interrigation that Galloway employs.
Like a joe rogan podcast
Makke Manninen she did a great job !!
@Thisis Fun you're truely convinced that your observations of his observation are important?
Who else came here just to listen to Gary? Great table of actors, by the way!
Gary, and James Franco for me.
The others were a just a happy little bonus
Gary for sure also Willem and Sam
Gary Oldman is the best actor of the last 50 years.
What a line-up! But when I saw Gary's face in the thumbnail I pushed play.
I usually don't rate favorites in any arts or categories but Gary Oldman is one of the greats 👌
Yeah wow 🤣 Franco “didn’t age well” hehehehe
That guy isn't a moderator, he's a terminator, he shuts everything down.
Its called editing...
If editing means interrupting speakers all the time and sucking the life out of organic conversations, then this man has edited the hell out of a lot of roundtables.
9:10 CERTAINLY WASN'T EDITED.
YOU CAN HEAR GARY STILL SPEAKING.
There were interesting histories being explained that the moderator interrupted... :(
This is the role of moderators. Keeping the discussion on track and not letting these guys go on for ages about themselves.
Tom Hanks seems like such a simple, easygoing guy, when in reality he’s far more complex and layered than what meets the eye, as shown by this interview. Really interesting person to have lots of meaningful conversations with.
Lol @ 35:05 "Do you agree with that-*VERY QUICK glances to other people around the table then eyes snap to*--JAMES?"
lol he was definitely not prepared at all to handle that question in that moment. Totally caught napping and almost grasping for words. Don't blame him though, it was an aggressive throw from the host.
lmao right?? goddamn hahahahahah
@@Conquerer13 lmfao it was almost like when a teacher would randomly ask you a question in school you really didnt want them to ask you because you dont know the answer and they pick you out of all the students in the class
“Do you all agree with that, James?”
James- “well yeah..yabba dabba do MMMBop yeah boiiii”
LMAOO
I came for Garry Oldman. The man is a legend and Hollywood refuses to acknowledge his work
In what way? I mean he did win an oscar for best actor last year and he has other nominations too.
Damn he is good!
THE NUMBERS MASON
liam candlish he was only nominated for best actor twice, and won once. That’s Hollywood ignoring someone, especially when they have been in films for around 30 years
Keep your disgusting habits to yourself.
Gary Oldman is still my favorite actor after all these years.
Tom Hanks is America's dad.
+bobunitone " Tom Hanks is America's dad. "
I never saw him like that. I'm a woman, btw. When he was a younger guy I saw him like he might have a sweet ass or something. You know? I never saw him like a Dad, even when I was child. Hee hee.
And America's favorite toy! Woody!
A good dad..
Certainly sounds like he's some _women's_ favourite toy, in their fantasies at least. lol
Not surprised, he's rather cute.
More like America's _daddy_
Still hot as fuck
IMHO Gary Oldman and Willem Dafoe are two of the greatest actors of our time. How great is to have them both on this roundtable. I'd like to see them together in a movie
One played Pilate and the other played Jesus in two different terrible depictions of Jesus.
Just finished watching. I swear I could watch another five hours of them talking! Gary Oldman and 19th century wet plate photography whaaaaat. And his excitement to work with Harmony. And that nice bit of shade thrown at James -- "Do you agree with that, James?" So many great moments.
lol loved that shade!
I would just be staring at Gary Oldman the whole time with a stupid smile on my face
Same! 😅
to be fair to the interviewer, I think a lot of the 'interruptions' were created in the editing room to keep the segment under an hour
Make it 2-3 hours
If that's actually the case then the editors are REALLY phoning it in or they hate the interviewer. There are so many opportunities to cut a story short in the edit that don't make it look like the actors are being cut off by the interviewer
if they posy it on youtube they dont have to cut anything , tho its probably a good idea
To be fair (letterkenny joke)
No I'm not going for that
These roundtables are the most amazing things to watch. The conversation, the interaction between actors/actresses that may have never been in movies/tv shows before, it's great... the hour talk seems like 15 minutes.
It's funny how Willem Dafoe looks like Macaulay Culkin, but younger.
marvinshenk genius!
LMAO
no he doesn't
legit funniest comment I have ever read on youtube. ever
Lmfao
I love Willem’s answer at the end. “Probably a cook or a farmer” so genuine and he was so respectful throughout the entire conversation. Made me love him as Ana an actor even more. I wish Gary would have mentioned something about Sid and Nancy. And I’m surprised Hanks didn’t mention a few of his iconic roles. Great convo but needed to be longer in order to get everyone’s opinions better.
Kevin Spacey is Under the table
lol ahh man that is some funny shit.
Genius
If you listen carefully, you can hear him knocking...
was he supposed to be at this table originally?
...and dreaming.
We can listen to Willem Dafoe for hours. His voice is perfect for Narration.
Tom Hanks and Willem Dafoe sitting across from each other is like the nicest guy in the neighbourhood facing the ultimate villain of the universe.
Yep.... Yet Dafoe comes of as an incredibly nice person himself.
Tom Hanks' greatest role is Tom Hanks.
Dafoe plays amazing villains for sure, I absolutely loved the first Spider Man film and he did an amazing job as Green Goblin.
freja ikr Jesus and woody
I get that from a lot of Dafoe's characters, but I think Dafoe is actually supposed to be a nice guy in real life.
"Should they make movies about sexual harrassment in hollywood?"
Everyone else:..............
Tom Hanks: "Absolutely"
Why do they get so uncomfortable? I don't understand. I mean, isnt It terrible that colleagues of them are perpetrators? I don't get their silence, can someone share their po?
@@itzelmayoral729 I think it's just that they wanted to make sure they didn't speak clumsily. It's a huge, heavy topic, so a quick response could have come across as glib. And of course it's uncomfortable: every male actor these days has gotta be wondering "did I miss an opportunity to do something about this? Have I been in a situation where I ignored a sign and let one of my female colleagues get harrassed (or worse)?". Besides anything else, Tom's probably the most experienced interviewee out of all of them, so it's not surprising he has the confidence to jump in pretty quickly. I read it more as the others wanting a moment to think about it, rather than wanting to keep just quiet
Also, after Tom's answer, the interviewer asks "Does everyone agree? ... James?" LOL.
35:24
You should be able to make stories about anything, it's your perspective and if its wrong then that's that, but u should be able to tell stories however you want
You don’t realize how good of an actor they are until they’re being theirselves. Gary Oldman in the Professional for example lol
You know someone is a good actor when the personalities they perform are nothing like their own. A good example is Leo DiCaprio
This is true, because they hide behind the character they play and in reality they sometimes turn out to be dumb as fuck🤪
The fact that they can pull something from an experience they have never had has always fascinated me about actors.
My favorite villain until I saw Ledger’s Joker, which coincidentally stars Oldman (I know it’s “The Dark Knight” if anyone misread that).
In my opinion tom hanks .he just becomes the character whenever he has a role.ive heard great things about him as a person.i know people have ups and downs.everyone in hollywood is put on a pedastal.its cool to see them just themselves as not in the spotlight it shows their humbleness.would like to see alot more of these in the future
Willem Dafoe: *"ya know, I'm a bit of an actor myself"*
Waiting for Willem Dafoe to say:
"You know, I'm something of an actor myself"
15:40 Willem Dafoe thinking "that's my boy".
John Boyega is sitting at a table with basically legends. He’s just getting started. Not surprised he didn’t have much to say. So much pressure!
He's a phenomenal actor but I think it was a bit unfair on him to put him with this bunch, he would have had more scope to contribute in a different group
From what I've seen in these roundtable videos, they seem to always include actors at different points of their careers because it allows us to see very different perspectives. I think he did great here!
The way James looks at Dafoe at 2:05 is like hes still in a father son thing from Spider-man :D
@Edelina Ponce Orellana It was clearly a funny coment on my side, sorry that you dodged that bullet :)
Robert DeNiro may have played his dad, but Willem Dafoe IS his movie dad.
Gary Oldman and William Defoe are lightyears ahead because they bring characters to life that viewers don't expect.
They are all in awe of Gary Oldman
I have a lot of tech waiting for me at home. Which would you like to see videos on first? I know we’re never the first, but I strive to be the amongst the best.
He is on another dinension..
No, they're not. They're bored by him.
@@mozmwhite2513 that’s your opinion kid, sit down...
Dafoe
The amount of respect these actors have for each other is great. No matter how much talking time they had, they look like they enjoyed it.
Wow, just look at where John Boyega is. A few years ago he was just another young guy on a South London neighbourhood a bus ride away now he is seated among the finest and influential actors in Hollywood. The power of chasing your dreams eh?
Benjamin Shabu Such a shame that he's so poorly utilized in Star Wars. He has so much potential and yet he's a paper thin character with no arc and no purpose who serves merely as bad comedic relief.
being in company of self-important actors really is the apogee of human achievement
Benjamin Shabu power of talent too.
Franky Google Nah because apparently he was strong in Detroit but I haven't seen it yet and he looked mediocre in the trailer.
I hope he's not another Dev Patel 😂
Power of Politics is more like it👍🏿
These roundtables and the way the interviewers facilitate conversation are so massively underrated. I learn more from watching 10 minutes than I could in a lifetime of those fluffy late night interviews...
35:05 - When a teacher unexpectedly selects you to answer a question in front of the class.
When a teacher asks a sexual assaulter about sexual assault
Tom was the only one that actually addressed the question about sexual harassment, all the other actors looked uncomfortable and avoided it. It's nice when an actor is good at his job, but when they're good and decent in real life, like Tom Hanks, well, that's everything.
No... He wasn't doing what you think he was doing, or whatever you've been told he was doing, alright? Tom actually could be the most suspicious on this issue, for his lengthy explanation.
Still watching the video and haven't reached that part yet but both James Franco and Gary Oldman have done some shady stuff to women in the past. Which would explain their silence on the subject.
@@Ekaekto Gary Oldman? Really? The domestic abuse allegation again? Really you should've read his son's statement. And shame on you for spreading these lies.
@@eddiecollins7665 Anyone of you going to address Oldman's use of the n-word and anti-Semitic language
@@Tebigong101 Give me a break. He's an actor, not the President, alright? So what he said those things? Besides, he apologized after. I think that's enough. More than enough if you consider how many of other actors didn't apologize.
35:03 The interview legit pretending to look around the room, when he knows he really is just coming after Franco hahaha
lol
I SAW that!
That was rude. Innocent until proven guilty.
And completely unnecessary. With the women's interviews: no attacks! Much more classy. There's a whole lot more cyniscism and criticism with this men's roundtable.
The women's one is better by far!
@@ochrechap eh I agree innocent till proven guilty. But James kinda set him self up for public scrutiny with the stuff he did that he admitted to. So even if the other stuff is fake people are going to wonder what his stance is I think. And if he is innocent.... he should be in favor of taking about it imo
That was funny.
I can't believe I missed this... Sam Rockwell and Gary Oldman, together... My head just exploded. I've put these two guys on a pedestal as being above and beyond any other actors of our generation. They are the upper echelon, in a league of their own.
Same. Obviously, Hanks and Dafoe are legends, but Oldman and Rockwell I still find to be hugely underrated for what they deliver. Rockwell possibly being the most underrated of the pair.
If I only had room for 4 names up there I would definitely mention Sam Rockwell and Willem Dafoe.
TheSuperQuail seriously. William Defoe is a legend
@@jeffreydean5112 Exactly!
RIGHT
Why is the star wars dude listed and Sam Rockwell or Willem Dafoe not? Both have had extremely prolific careers, and they chose the star wars guy? They weren't even good star wars movies...
@@chrisparker6517 because he's black. Diversety and such. I dont mind, but come on. Dafoe should have gotten it
i always wondered how it took gary oldman so long to win an oscar, then find out he had nothing to do with weinstein!
He's basically the opposite of Jennifer Lawrence.
@@jpalvarez4972 lol
Just means miramax locked up the Oscars with heavy promotion and "influence"
32:00 "Let's bring up the issue of sexual harassment in Hollywood"
James Franco: 😳 🤐
Vibe checked everyone in that room
Look at Gary Oldman's face when that question was asked.
@johnDomain I mean... this is wrong? Woody Allen was accused of sexual assault a long time ago and still makes movies every year. If anything, laws are supremely biased for men. Men are so infrequently pursued or convicted of sexual crimes that most women who are assaulted don't even try until someone else tries first, which is why Weinstein went from one allegation to 100 and they all had merit, but still took ages to actually convict him. Women are underrepresented in law so commonly that there are still states where they don't have bodily autonomy, let alone biased court rooms
@@mudgernz1 i wouldn't say that they're under represented in most divorce cases the woman ends up with the child even if the father is the better parent. Women are believed a lot more in sexual assault and rape cases as well as harassment. One rape accusation can ruin a man's life and there's a lot of false cases now and most women get a slap on the wrist for falsely accussing them. It's a shame cause all the false ones make it hard to believe the real ones now and when men come out with rape or harassment accusations a lot of people don't believe them. And when men are accused they are most of the time guilty until proven innocent look at the johnny depp case everyone was so ready to cancel him and he was believed to have done it until the truth came out.
"Let's bring up PC crap questions that we should ask or moronic PC police will close our show" (after the show - "are we ok , PC police? we did these questions righ?"
What an incredibly generous gift to watch this round table of iconic artists sharing strengths and weaknesses, triumphs and defeats.
Harry and Norman Osborne reunited.
Oh shit. I forgot about that.
AVENGE ME
NOOOOOOOOO! 🔪
@@I-speak-U-shut-it YOU KNOW HOW MUCH I SACRIFICED!??
@@ma2443 YOU'RE OUT NORMAN
*sips tea
Gary Oldman is a very interesting man, i hope he never stops acting either
I think this whole THR roundtablestuff is so interesting and awesome. I want a weekly show. At least monthly!
I loved _The Florida Project_ so much, I watched it three times in a row, and then I watched it a few days later. It’s such a wonderful movie-it has a sweetness of a different era.
Put Sam Rockwell's name up there....he is a WONDERFUL actor!!!
And Willem Dafoe... wtf is Boyegas name, much less Boyega himself even doing in that fucking room?!
dbzispimpin shut the fuck up
@@dbzispimpin Yeah. I don't want to make fun of Boyega, but why is he at that table?
Oldman and Rockwell are terrific actors. Not quite Daniel Day-Lewis, but if someone told me that our receptionist is actually Olman playing our receptionist for the past three years and my dentist is actually Sam Rockwell playing my dentist, I would believe it.
@@blakes5827 I prefer Oldman to DDL
Stephen Galloway... He's good at letting EVERYONE talk. However, he's horrible at letting everyone TALK.
lyricsfromsweden Okay this was clever
lyricsfromsweden this!
YES! That!
I feel like part of it is also due to editing
Perfect comment....so sick of him!!!
Oldman is an artistic genius. The fact that he delivered the TTSS performance after that trauma proves how great he is.
True, I recently saw the movie and I thought that the acting on its own was brilliant
I need Sam Rockwell to host as an interviewer. His questions are spot on and he flows well with the anecdotes and clearly displays genuine interest.
He would've done better than the current interviewer, that's for sure. It felt like he was disinterested and running a checklist of questions, not really engaging.
Sam came in passionately and empathically, and had so much to say when he spoke.
Plus he’s pretty hot!
Get Sean Evans to do the interviews, at least he lets people finish their sentence/thought, and seems genuinely interested in the people he is interviewing.
Would love that
hotones roundtable, the ultimate showdown between celebrates..
Tom Hanks, Gary Oldman, Willem Defoe, and Sam Rockwell all sitting together. The talent is amazing. Some of the best actors to ever walk this earth.
oh my.... sigh.... Gary Oldman and Willam Defoe in the same room at the same time!!!! My heart is pounding!!!
According to statistics, Tom Hanks is the best actor atm
Oldman, DaFoe and Rockwell speaking about acting, for me, is gold. And you have Hanks too.
I want to see buddy comedy starring Tom Hanks and Gary Oldman.
I wanna see a spy-thriller starring them ;)
Yes.
Willam seems like such a gentle and intelligent guy
he maybe the nicest guy on that table.
yet is mostly always dafoe
@@guitarman0365 'da foe' 😂😂😂💀💀💀
I'm sorry it took so long for someone to appreciate this joke. 🤣🤣🤣
Tom Hanks has a beautiful mind. His comments on the sexual assault problems in hollywood are on point
He wasn't the least bit afraid of the question either.
Elliott Johnson Tom is very articulate
You have ZERO clue what truly is going on...Weinstein was just taking one for the team...a distraction from the child trafficking in Hollywood....
@@mr.smithgnrsmith7808 you sound smug and condescending. Don't pretend like it doesn't happen everywhere. Hollywood is just one of the more public areas.
Russell Crowe had a beautiful mind.
18:40 is a hidden gem of a moment.
You see Hanks and Rockwell treat Franco how they’re really feeling about him atm, while Dafoe tries to keep it professional :)
The chaos has me in tears LMAOOO
They dont respect him??
@@nickoletcampbell4657 nah, they really dont
In real life Willem Dafoe doesn't show his disappointment in his movie son James Franco. If Harry showed that play he wrote to Norman he would've just said "that's you."
Ugh yes body language and looks I'm glad that they are acknowledging this we can't pretend like this man isn't a monster he really is, he's sitting here in this room just pretending like la la la like no go hide back in your cave where you belong
Tom Hanks, Willem Dafoe and Gary Oldman are legends. I could listen them talk for days. I hope Gary and Willem win their well deserved Oscars.
I started watching this thinking I'd be bored after 2or3mins and caught myself watching it till the end! Absolutely fascinating!
Watching Gary Oldman, Tom Hanks, Sam Rockwell, and Willem Dafoe listen to James Franco talk about Tommy Wiseau is just fucking weird.
Ethidian - If i was Boyega or Franco I’d feel very outclassed at this table. lol.
Eddie Cardwell They're all actors.
gary oldman played a shape shifting dog in a movie about magical children. Willem da foe literally played a funny looking god in a shit movie. They're all actors, they pick their characters, each movie means something different to each of them.
Amen to this comment.
Willem describes perfectly how being passionate about a role creates the possibility to do it correctly. What a perfect response to Franco's question. I'm in awe of that man.