I've watched several of these " X breaks down his most iconic roles" and this is the first time the actor ACTUALLY breaks down the roles. Most of the time they just keep saying what a great experience it was and how talented was everyone around them. Great actor and great video.
The more interviews I see with Keaton the more I love him. Always the first to credit the screenwriter and his fellow actors, no ego at all, amazing comic actor.
Keaton’s characters in “Jackie Brown”, “The Other Guys”, “The Founder”, “Pacific Heights”, “Johnny Dangerously” “Jack Frost”, “The Paper”, “Dopesick”, “Toy Story 3”, The Trial of the Chicago 7”, and “Cars” also deserve a mention.
I think Multiplicity is criminally under rated and under watched. The way he plays the three main versions of the same character (plus the special one) is just brilliant.
Keaton is a true multi generational gift that I'll always treasure. He was such a pivotal figure in my, and many others childhood. He has such appreciation for what he did, and we appreciate him for it. Thank you, mighty sir!
Props to the editor. I know this had to be a hard thing to cut. Keaton is such a fast thinker and talker and can go all over the place. I could listen to him for hours but I know they had to make this thing around 30 minutes.
It’s interesting to me that he can go play loud, crazy characters like Beetlejuice, Batman, or Vulture, despite the fact that he does seem to be quieter, calmer, and yes, more thoughtful by nature in real life. What an awesome actor and what an amazing guy! 😁
@@BF...there was absolutely backlash before any formal press release of TDK came out that his announcement as The Joker was not welcomed by fans. It wasn’t until the very first photo reveal of the close-up of his face in the makeup/prosthetics that people started backtracking their statements.
I remember watching 'Mr. Mom' when I was 10, and it really stuck with me. It was like a crash course in being a fun dad. Seeing how he handled things with humor and warmth taught me a lot about what kind of parent I wanted to be. Funny how a movie can stick with you like that.
This really highlights what range he has. Under-appreciated talent. Would’ve loved for him to talk about the car scene in Spiderman when he realizes Pete is Spiderman and threatens him. For all of the universe-destroying villainy in the MCU, no character has ever been more menacing than Keaton was in that scene.
Sir, you just said EXACTLY what i was thinking, because that scene was THE Standout scene in that movie. You could feel the tension between the characters, was so well thought out and Keaton was DRIPPING with Menace.
My earliest memory of watching Mr. Keaton is in Mr. Mom when he gets into the fight with the vacuum cleaner and then later has it on remote control. It was one of the first times I remember laughing out loud in a movie theater. I went with my mom (I was 11 or 12) who was always a working mom (Teacher and Administrator for many years) and I distinctly remember her crying she was laughing so hard. So, if you read this Mr. Keaton. You made my mom cry...and it was awesome. Thank you.
Yes. My parents took my siblings and I to see that. As I watched it through the years it got funnier. I love the soap opera dream. Before that he worked on the set of Mr. Rodgers.
His portrayal of Batman was so impactful to me that we named our son Keaton after him. Recently, we rewatched Jack Frost, and I would've liked to have him speak to it here, that movie makes us cry everytime. but it's still a great (and my favorite to date) interview.
@@djtrendsetta5766and everything's iconic to them. It's maddening. It's our fault though, probably. We just threw iPads at them the minute they were born. Oh well
Seriously love him. He’s honestly so humble for how incredible of actor he is. So excited for Beetlejuice 2. I wish him the best, I hope he knows he’s loved 🥹🥹
Keaton is one of the GOATs, his comedic chops are hugely underrated. His role in 'Clear HIstory' is pure genius. Also what ever happened to Multiplicity? Another underrated gem.
@@TL8311-j6x I don't think we've ever had a "bad" live action Batman. (Even Clooney was a great Bruce Wayne and Kilmer was a decent Batman) But none of them (even Ben Affleck and I loved his performances also) come close to Keaton.
@@InfluenceFilms I'm glad to hear someone else sees that. Honestly the Schumacher films were very much the Star Trek Voyager of Batman. They weren't garbage, they were _deliberately refusing to live up to their potential in pursuit of a lowbrow audience._ The potential was there, the performers were great. and Clooney's the only guy til Affleck who actually has anything resembling the look of Bruce Wayne. Obviously you don't just put looks first, but still
He is one of my favourite actors on planet Earth because he's done it all: A superhero, a villain, a family film, voiced an animated character, slapstick comedy, a horror film, heavy drama, etc. If someone can do that, then they are amazing at their job
All the movies that are mentioned below but not included in this interview are a testament to how many iconic characters Keaton has portrayed in his life. One of the greats whose mark will last forever.
Mr. Keaton, I cannot see how much I enjoyed you on screen. Absolutely amazing through the characters that you portrayed. Thank you! Thank you so much, because there’s no one like you. 👍🇨🇦
Easily one of my all-time favorite actors. I grew up watching his films in the 80's and 90's, and had he retired at that point, he'd still be considered among the finest male actors of his generation. But he continued with one memorable role after another, and he continues to this day with remarkable, subtle, dynamic, intelligent performances, each of which help establish him as one of the all-time greats.
I loved listening to Mr Keaton discussing these iconic roles and his process. Despite all his major success, for me it's "Nightshift". I absolutely love him in that movie. I had no idea who he was and loved him immediately. I will now watch him in anything just to watch his genius.
@@vhagertyit really is funny and Keaton is brilliant. Henry Winkler is also great, successfully losing the Fonz image. He is loveable and funny. The soundtrack is also fantastic. I think this is one of Ron Howard's most underrated movies.
My favorite Keaton movie is Clean and Sober. As a recovering alcoholic I was amazed at how he nailed the attitude and complexity of someone in recovery.
What I love about these videos is listening to actors talk about their favourite movies or scripts and discovering films I've never heard of, like Mr. Mom...
One of the most underrated actors out there. Incredible range, he pulls off comedy as well as action and drama. Another underrated movie he did which is not mentioned here is Desperate measures with Andy Garcia. He plays the villain and does it really well.
@@metamodernbarbell Keaton is not underrated, he might not be an A-lister but that doesn’t mean he’s underrated. He’s considered the best Batman actor, Beetlejuice is an iconic character as well as quite a few other roles of his. I don’t know what everybody’s obsession with the word “underrated” is but it’s very weird, not to mention annoying
His Batman wasn't very close to comic Batman, but later influenced comic Batman. That's the mark of a great adaptation, I also like how sophisticated and resourceful his Batman felt, he had everything he needed but it was rarely too convenient.
I’ve done a lot of acting and was pleasantly surprised that Mr Keaton’s approach to acting was just like mine. His values aligned with mine. This was very uplifting for me. Thank you!!!
I have met two guys who played Batman. One before the role and the other after. Keaton had played the role a decade before when I accidently met him at an industry party. He was immediately recognizable. When He started to speak with me I was surprised. He is like your next door neighbor in person. Just the nicest guy, not a star at all. Very polite guy and funny.
Loved his character "Colonel Gene" in The Other Guys too! "I'm getting my son through college so he can explore his bisexuality", "Don't go chasing waterfalls."
His brilliance really comes thru here. Such a multi-faceted talent. I've always been impressed with every one of his roles, and beneath that, just a cool, likable guy.
Multiplicity is a very underrated comedy. He is absolutely brilliant in it. The movie never gets talked about. He made 4 different characters very different.
The Ben Stiller Multiplicity story is hilarious. That "not knowing" years later what went through that poor man's mind when he saw that chart is comedic gold.
Wow the way he explained addiction is spot on and so respectful. In love with Keaton since Batman and i just love his energy!!No one like him for sure🖤
I was hoping for his bit role in the other guys, but I forgot just how many iconic movies he's been in. Keaton is a gem and I'm glad for his second wind.
Keaton is an actor who has never delivered a bad performance. Note, however, that does not mean he has never been in a bad movie. That makes him all the more a professional and relatable. Yes, even in White Noise and Robocop.
Where's The Founder and Ray Nicolette (Jackie Brown/Out Of Sight)? How can you not discuss playing the same character in two separate movies in the same year? It's unique.
I've watched several of these " X breaks down his most iconic roles" and this is the first time the actor ACTUALLY breaks down the roles. Most of the time they just keep saying what a great experience it was and how talented was everyone around them. Great actor and great video.
Ed Norton too
👌
This guy's career is so extensive this should be at least two parts.
I'm already waiting for Part 2 of this one.
I'm with you. They need part 2
Where's the Dream Team!?!?!?!
Dude I had no idea he was Beetlejuice. Just found out & I'm shocked.
one of his classic.Cannot wait for part 2 this fall @@John-X
He is one of the most underrated actors ever imo. He deserves way more credit then he gets. Such a legend.
Honestly, yeah
He’s not underrated loser
He was never underrated.
> has a long video about his prolific career that doesn't cover even half of his best roles.
> "He's so underrated."
The more interviews I see with Keaton the more I love him. Always the first to credit the screenwriter and his fellow actors, no ego at all, amazing comic actor.
It still blows my mind that he is both Batman and Beetlejuice. He is a fantastic, and very underrated actor.
Underrated? You must be young
@@erik2KonasisPeople love using that word "underrated" and not knowing what it even means
@@StellarBoxerNah you and that idiot on the top are both dumb kids lol
AND JACK FROST! Talk about range!
He's one of the most incredible actors on the planet.
Keaton’s characters in “Jackie Brown”, “The Other Guys”, “The Founder”, “Pacific Heights”, “Johnny Dangerously” “Jack Frost”, “The Paper”, “Dopesick”, “Toy Story 3”, The Trial of the Chicago 7”, and “Cars” also deserve a mention.
Loved Jack Frost
He's so funny in The Other Guys 😂
You forgot Gung Ho, it's hilarious.
I always forget that he was in Jacky Brown.
The paper is such an underrated movie.
His range is terribly underrated. Truly one of the great actors actor
Yeah his range is absolutely insane.
Indeed soo
I think Multiplicity is criminally under rated and under watched. The way he plays the three main versions of the same character (plus the special one) is just brilliant.
He’s anything but underrated
He was never underrated. Not ever.
Michael's batman really stood out, He made it his own
@@Chad_Max WRONNGG!!
@@Chad_Max I actually like his Bruce Wayne the best. I liked that his version of Bruce was a bit of a weird loner who was a bit of a shut in.
@@Chad_Max and yet millions of people love him....sorry dude sometimes opinions can be wrong XD
@@Chad_Maxcorrect
He made every role his own. As evidenced by the video.
Keaton is a true multi generational gift that I'll always treasure. He was such a pivotal figure in my, and many others childhood. He has such appreciation for what he did, and we appreciate him for it. Thank you, mighty sir!
Props to the editor. I know this had to be a hard thing to cut. Keaton is such a fast thinker and talker and can go all over the place. I could listen to him for hours but I know they had to make this thing around 30 minutes.
Is it me or is he slurring? Not insinuating being under the influence but, neurological??
@@johnyoungsman7752to be fair he’s 72.
@@johnyoungsman7752he is in his 70s so of course but I think that's always how he talks
@@cecilikhavlogs6738 yes he's just older and has a quieter speaking voice
I don't think I've heard him be himself this much before. I think he's quieter and more thoughtful than i expected.
That’s how he always is.
It’s interesting to me that he can go play loud, crazy characters like Beetlejuice, Batman, or Vulture, despite the fact that he does seem to be quieter, calmer, and yes, more thoughtful by nature in real life. What an awesome actor and what an amazing guy! 😁
I watch a lot of these in this series and this is probably my new favorite.
Keaton was a comedian turned acting genius! 👏👏👏
No growly voice needed
He has a career that most actors dream of. He started as a comedian and ended up being one of the most versatile actors of his generation
He will ALWAYS be my Batman!
Always
He’s my Batman… Forever…❤
When he did the Flash, that really cemented him as being the BEST Batman.
Easily.
Always
Beetle juice and Batman were awesome and he is coming back as both characters 30 years later. super excited.
He will be in Batman again?!
@@WynnWynn-gl3fk he came back in the flash. And it’s been almost 40 years.
This is the BEST GQ iconic Characters interview I’ve seen. Keaton gives the Best insight into these roles 😊
Nice to hear him talk so proudly about Batman, he's the best
He didnt seem proud at all lol
@@kyorikusagami84No, he was at least happy that it changed the game.
DC fans in the 80s lost their minds when he was cast as Batman but now his version is iconic
Similar to Ledger being cast as the Joker for "The Dark Knight": there was SUCH backlash against it. And then people saw the performance.
@@BF...there was absolutely backlash before any formal press release of TDK came out that his announcement as The Joker was not welcomed by fans. It wasn’t until the very first photo reveal of the close-up of his face in the makeup/prosthetics that people started backtracking their statements.
@@BF...Lies, child.
You can still read the comments over internet. I never seen anything that toxic. I wonder how these people feel now. @@RikkiOcampo
how times change.
He is a National Treasure. His comedy is underrated and he is a brilliant actor and comedic genius!
Yes, he is a national treasure. Time for AFI, the Kennedy Center, and the Academy to recognize him.
Underrated by who? 😂
@@TheJuiceisLoose7 Hollywood and people who don't buzz about him
Please, will your generation just stop using the word "underrated." It's so generic and played out for an actor who was never underrated.
@@dbsti3006It's as if they never knew what underrated meant in the first place. So annoying
Infinitely talented, legitimately iconic, and genuinely humble. Keaton is the personification of integrity.
A rare and dying breed
I remember watching 'Mr. Mom' when I was 10, and it really stuck with me. It was like a crash course in being a fun dad. Seeing how he handled things with humor and warmth taught me a lot about what kind of parent I wanted to be. Funny how a movie can stick with you like that.
@@chrisconstantineproductions you got to be more than just fun dad though.
I forgot how much I love this guy. His Batman will always be the best IMO, he's great in every movie he does and seems like a genuinely solid guy.
White Noise, Gung Ho, Jack Frost, Cars, Toy Story, Johnny Dangerously… this *NEEDS* a part 2!
Jack Frost is one of my faves!
The best is captain gene in the other guys!
Johnny Dangerously! yes!
These Fargging iceholes!!!
White noise Jack Frost my favorite of his movies
So glad they didn't leave out Multiplicity. Such an underrated movie.
And hardly anyone talks about it. Virtually forgotten.
Agreed! We quote Multiplicity to this day! 😂
@@havedogwilltravel Hi Steve!
@@keyman6689 we're gonna eat a dolphin 🤣
@@havedogwilltravel Well, so much for rule number one!
So happy he discussed Night Shift an absolute classic. Need a part 2 and talk about The Paper, Gung Ho and Game 7 as well as his part in Jackie Brown.
Love brokers!
This really highlights what range he has. Under-appreciated talent.
Would’ve loved for him to talk about the car scene in Spiderman when he realizes Pete is Spiderman and threatens him. For all of the universe-destroying villainy in the MCU, no character has ever been more menacing than Keaton was in that scene.
Sir, you just said EXACTLY what i was thinking, because that scene was THE Standout scene in that movie. You could feel the tension between the characters, was so well thought out and Keaton was DRIPPING with Menace.
THIS is the quality we need in new acting. Genuine love of the craft & talent, with the humbleness to pull it off.
My earliest memory of watching Mr. Keaton is in Mr. Mom when he gets into the fight with the vacuum cleaner and then later has it on remote control. It was one of the first times I remember laughing out loud in a movie theater. I went with my mom (I was 11 or 12) who was always a working mom (Teacher and Administrator for many years) and I distinctly remember her crying she was laughing so hard. So, if you read this Mr. Keaton. You made my mom cry...and it was awesome. Thank you.
Yes. My parents took my siblings and I to see that. As I watched it through the years it got funnier. I love the soap opera dream. Before that he worked on the set of Mr. Rodgers.
220, 221, whatever it takes
His portrayal of Batman was so impactful to me that we named our son Keaton after him. Recently, we rewatched Jack Frost, and I would've liked to have him speak to it here, that movie makes us cry everytime. but it's still a great (and my favorite to date) interview.
One of the most underrated actors for over 4 decades. Always got snubbed at the award shows until birdman.
Underrated? HAHAHAHAHAHAHA
What is it with this obsession over the word "underrated" with some people? Not once was Keaton underrated. Not ever.
@@dbsti3006 These last two generations love that one and "legend". Everyone's a legend this and a legend that.
@@dbsti3006Pretty sure it's just easy engagement bait.
@@djtrendsetta5766and everything's iconic to them. It's maddening. It's our fault though, probably. We just threw iPads at them the minute they were born. Oh well
Seriously love him. He’s honestly so humble for how incredible of actor he is. So excited for Beetlejuice 2. I wish him the best, I hope he knows he’s loved 🥹🥹
Surprised "The Founder" wasn't mentioned. He played the part of Ray Kroc perfectly.
That movie is a farce
So perfectly
Let’s be real, Keaton deserves a part 2.
He nailed playing a shady character.
I wholeheartedly agree with you. What a performance and film
I quote Beetlejuice all the time. He’s brilliant in it. His comedy is highly underrated. He can carry a scene.
But have you seen it a hundred and sixty seven times?
@@lrrroftheplanetomicronpersei8and it keeps gettin funnier!
@@theatre721every single time you see it?!
YOU DONT NEED TO TALK TO BARBARA!
Because you're working with a professional here.??
Birdman is a masterpiece.
Keaton was mesmerizing at every scene.
His best performance ever (deserved an Oscar, won a Golden Globe).
worst movie, Eye ever saw!!!
@@MEQUPWER"I"
Keaton is one of the GOATs, his comedic chops are hugely underrated. His role in 'Clear HIstory' is pure genius. Also what ever happened to Multiplicity? Another underrated gem.
So happy he won an Emmy last year, he's deserved flowers as an actor for so long beyond just his role as Batman 👑👑🙏🏾🙏🏾
Don't you mean an Academy Award?
@@dreamlandnightmare He was nominated, he didn't win 🙏🏾🙏🏾
@@IAmImprintJones What did he win an Emmy for? I didn't think he did TV.
His performance in Clean & Sober is easily Oscar Worthy! He should have gotten Nominated.
Especially since he did Clean & Sober and Beetlejuice the same year.
@@NiAudaxNeObstes Actors that can do comedy usually can do drama, but a lot of dramatic actors stink at comedy.
Agreed.
Clean and Sober got him the Bruce Wayne role.
I remember bawling during the end credits. Amazing performance.
Beetlejuice, Mr Mom, Multiplicity... Michale Keaton deserves reassessment as a comedic actor on par with the best to ever do it.
The other guys!
@@jonathanrobinson6240 He's hilarious in that. A police captain moonlighting at Bed, Bath & Beyond.
Birdman
Johnny Dangerously
I mean tbh the perception of him being something other than a comedy guy is a really new thing. Relatively of course
I love how when he said “Batman” as the first title, he did it in his Batman voice. He’s the best live action Batman. Period.
Yeah, and it's not even close. Bale was great but, but Keaton is light years ahead of every other Batman.
@@TL8311-j6x I don't think we've ever had a "bad" live action Batman. (Even Clooney was a great Bruce Wayne and Kilmer was a decent Batman) But none of them (even Ben Affleck and I loved his performances also) come close to Keaton.
I agree, but as I said above, he set the bar the other batmen aspired to.
@@InfluenceFilms I'm glad to hear someone else sees that. Honestly the Schumacher films were very much the Star Trek Voyager of Batman. They weren't garbage, they were _deliberately refusing to live up to their potential in pursuit of a lowbrow audience._ The potential was there, the performers were great. and Clooney's the only guy til Affleck who actually has anything resembling the look of Bruce Wayne. Obviously you don't just put looks first, but still
He was perfect. Deep, angry, heroic, sad.
He is one of my favourite actors on planet Earth because he's done it all: A superhero, a villain, a family film, voiced an animated character, slapstick comedy, a horror film, heavy drama, etc. If someone can do that, then they are amazing at their job
need a second video with how extensive and amazing Keaton's career is.
His batman is just iconic
Him or Bale as best Batman usually depends on my mood at the time
Wrong
@@tremere47oh he’s way better than Bale. Not even close
he's Keatonic.
@@gbrogo7139
Bale was a great Bruce Wayne. But the direction on him being Batman did him dirty tbh.
He’s such an Everyman that it’s easy to forget how iconic he truly is.
Mr Mom is one of my favorites. Laugh my way through it every time, and I reference “220, 221, whatever it takes” every time it fits into conversation.
38, 39, whatever it takes.
The late Martin Mull gave Keaton the idea for that line and Keaton loved it.
One of the greatest actors of all time.
I think this may be the best one of these yet. This guy knows and loves his craft.
His role in Birdman was so touching. Outstanding performance.
I was so amazed by him in that role
Agree. Really wanted him to win.
@@amariebloom thanks for sharing that. 😘
@@jayr3053 yes I asked myself: what else can you do further for winning an Oscar?? But he won us. People who can enjoy a real talent.
worst movie i EVER saw!!!!
I’ve loved him since the early’80s. He’s brilliant at both comedy and drama. What a legend!
All the movies that are mentioned below but not included in this interview are a testament to how many iconic characters Keaton has portrayed in his life. One of the greats whose mark will last forever.
Mr. Keaton,
I cannot see how much I enjoyed you on screen.
Absolutely amazing through the characters that you portrayed.
Thank you! Thank you so much, because there’s no one like you. 👍🇨🇦
Easily one of my all-time favorite actors. I grew up watching his films in the 80's and 90's, and had he retired at that point, he'd still be considered among the finest male actors of his generation. But he continued with one memorable role after another, and he continues to this day with remarkable, subtle, dynamic, intelligent performances, each of which help establish him as one of the all-time greats.
I loved listening to Mr Keaton discussing these iconic roles and his process. Despite all his major success, for me it's "Nightshift". I absolutely love him in that movie. I had no idea who he was and loved him immediately. I will now watch him in anything just to watch his genius.
I just rewatched it recently. It still makes me laugh. 😊
@@vhagertyit really is funny and Keaton is brilliant. Henry Winkler is also great, successfully losing the Fonz image. He is loveable and funny. The soundtrack is also fantastic. I think this is one of Ron Howard's most underrated movies.
Thank you so much for asking him about spotlight. Probably one my all time favorites
Mr Keaton looking great for 72
really!!?? wow, go keaton
Hollywood bucks go a long way.
@@TNEQL Not for everyone
He really does 😊
I was curious. Thought in his 60's
Crazy how before Batman he was known as Mr Mom and one year later now he is known as Batman forever
My favorite Keaton movie is Clean and Sober. As a recovering alcoholic I was amazed at how he nailed the attitude and complexity of someone in recovery.
Mr. MOM And GUNG HO was wat ahead of its time. Beetlejuice and batman were iconic
What I love about these videos is listening to actors talk about their favourite movies or scripts and discovering films I've never heard of, like Mr. Mom...
He's the most underrated versatile actor. He pulled off parts he had no business pulling off. The guys amazing
He’s not underrated kid
The guy has been a number one hitmaker for over 30 years. He is not and never has been underrated.
Generational talent, and so humble. One of the most underrated actors of all time imo.
Night Shift is still my fav role of his. Classic. I wish he talked about it a little more.
“220, 221….whatever it takes “
Still one of my favorite movie lines 😂
You aren’t a dude if you haven’t used that line while fixing something 😂
lol my husband quotes this haha
Starts chainsaw …. Vroooooom!!!
What did you use, a .38?
Agreed! 🎉
This is probably my favorite episode. I could listen to him talk all day about his career and the craft.
Keaton first came on my radar via Night Shift; he was fantastic. I've got to watch that film again.
He’s part of my childhood memories. Watching his movies and sitting in that nostalgia of growing up in the 80s.
One of my favorite actors. Love that he seems to be the dude in real life that you think he probably is.
One of the most underrated actors out there. Incredible range, he pulls off comedy as well as action and drama. Another underrated movie he did which is not mentioned here is Desperate measures with Andy Garcia. He plays the villain and does it really well.
Tbf that movie is pretty terrible but he almost saved it - not really though.
@@metamodernbarbellwhy is everybody so infatuated with the word “underrated” these days!!??
Him and Ed Harris for me are two if the greatest and most underrated actors
@@metamodernbarbell Keaton is not underrated, he might not be an A-lister but that doesn’t mean he’s underrated. He’s considered the best Batman actor, Beetlejuice is an iconic character as well as quite a few other roles of his. I don’t know what everybody’s obsession with the word “underrated” is but it’s very weird, not to mention annoying
@@nsasupporter7557 I'm not sure why you're tagging me, twice in 24 hours?
After 36 years, Beetlejuice finally had his sit down with GQ haha
What a legend. Everything he’s done.
And he's not done.
The Dream Team is an underrated Keaton gem
"It's great to be young and insane!"
So is Pacific Heights
His Batman wasn't very close to comic Batman, but later influenced comic Batman. That's the mark of a great adaptation, I also like how sophisticated and resourceful his Batman felt, he had everything he needed but it was rarely too convenient.
My Life, The Founder, Pacific Heights, etc....He is a force of nature in acting.
What did you expect? He's Batman.
My Life is the saddest movie I’ve ever seen. Super ugly cry! Underrated actor on all sides
Johnny Dangerously! So many people haven't seen it. 😊
You are correct! These 3 other movies are excellent too!
i was hoping someone else mentioned My Life, i remember being emotionally drained watching it as a kid, maybe thats why im such an empath now.
I’ve done a lot of acting and was pleasantly surprised that Mr Keaton’s approach to acting was just like mine. His values aligned with mine. This was very uplifting for me. Thank you!!!
I have met two guys who played Batman. One before the role and the other after. Keaton had played the role a decade before when I accidently met him at an industry party. He was immediately recognizable. When He started to speak with me I was surprised. He is like your next door neighbor in person. Just the nicest guy, not a star at all. Very polite guy and funny.
Interesting implication by omission.
Thats because of where he was born and raised: PITTSBURGH!
Loved his character "Colonel Gene" in The Other Guys too! "I'm getting my son through college so he can explore his bisexuality", "Don't go chasing waterfalls."
Captain Gene... "Actually just Captain. Captain Gene sounds like I have a kiddie show"
@@cowetascore8476 Oh sorry I misphrased it... come to think of it, I don't even think Colonel is a police thing
His brilliance really comes thru here. Such a multi-faceted talent.
I've always been impressed with every one of his roles, and beneath that, just a cool, likable guy.
He was always the love of my life!!!❤
Multiplicity is a very underrated comedy. He is absolutely brilliant in it. The movie never gets talked about. He made 4 different characters very different.
Birdman is a masterpiece.
I just saw it for the first time last week. I like it when a movie can really mess with your mind for 2 hours straight.
and batman '89
Agreed
I LOVE All His Movies But "Mr. Mom" Will ALWAYS Have A Special Place In My Heart❤
Are we gonna ignore how he aged so wel still looks early 40s
Keaton is like Costner
Early 40’s????!!!!!
Looks 50s . Early 40s is extreme lol@@williamhernandez3561
I mean you could say late 50’s. It would still be a compliment.
Reading the comments and seeing how revered he is soothes the soul. It’s nice to find the internet agree on something for once.
I'm so glad he spoke about multiplicity...that's such an underrated movie
Loved Beetlejuice.. can't wait for the sequel!
Sequel? 🤯
@@gx3mzyesssss
@@gx3mztrailers up
@@gx3mzcomes out this summer. There is a trailer
@@gx3mzYes, it comes out this fall.
So glad you included clean and sober. As a 35yr recovering addict and 20yr addiction counselor, this movie was great. I show it to all my clients.
I'm glad they touched on Multiplicity. I really enjoyed it back in the day.
Teri Garr - so truly underrated! One of the best actresses. Loved her in Young Frankenstein. Sweet of him to mention her.
My heart is pounding by the minute to see him reprise his role as Beetlejuice.
Johnny Dangerously
Was one of my favourite films of the 80s
Keaton was amazing in that.
The Ben Stiller Multiplicity story is hilarious. That "not knowing" years later what went through that poor man's mind when he saw that chart is comedic gold.
Wow the way he explained addiction is spot on and so respectful. In love with Keaton since Batman and i just love his energy!!No one like him for sure🖤
I was hoping for his bit role in the other guys, but I forgot just how many iconic movies he's been in. Keaton is a gem and I'm glad for his second wind.
Iconic iconic iconic icon!!!
My Life! My husband cried so hard leaving the theatre! Keaton was amazing!
Keaton is an actor who has never delivered a bad performance. Note, however, that does not mean he has never been in a bad movie.
That makes him all the more a professional and relatable.
Yes, even in White Noise and Robocop.
Nobody is talking about the incredible movies of Mr Mom and Multiplicity. Excellent movies!! 👌
One of the very few...and I mean 'few', totally mesmerizing actors to grace our screens.
He really did bring batman back after the 70's Adam West series. It felt so much more real at the time.
It was the movie that reinvigorated superhero genre.
*60’s
@@themadmattster9647 My bad, while it was on tv growing up I didn't know when it first ran. Cheers.
Keaton has always been one of my favorites. He’s hilarious in the other guys, underrated comedic actor
Where's The Founder and Ray Nicolette (Jackie Brown/Out Of Sight)? How can you not discuss playing the same character in two separate movies in the same year? It's unique.
Such amazing actor !
Great roles and performances. One of my favorite roles he did was Carter in “Pacific Heights” a really great thriller.
Keaton is 100% best Batman for me
I second that!
For me too 🖤