Yup when I heard his voice in the new transformers movies I was like aye I know that voice. Its John Goodman. Mr " you just got your asses whooipped ( whipped ) by a bunch of godamn needs".
I think he was saying he was not expecting to play him, and didn’t want to, but it also sounded like he enjoyed making the film, based on what he said about Rick.
I think he was saying he was not expecting to play him, and didn’t want to, but it also sounded like he enjoyed making the film, based on what he said about Rick.
i noticed that too, didn't have anything negative to say about anybody. I'm sure he didn't get along with a few people here and there, but he kept it positive. a true class act
What was interesting to me was how much he connects the films he worked on with where he was at in his life at the time. More than what the films themselves mean to him or anything like that. A real "working actor" as they say. Such a great guy.
He never says anything negative about Roseanne Barr either. This despite Barr going extremely bonkers in the last 10 tears after drinking that Fox News Kool-Aid. She wasn't like that back in the days when they did the original series. Unfortunately she watched too much Conservative media and that screwed her up to the point that she's barely rational. Blaming everything on a drug or pill for her insane outbursts.
He’s the real deal. Was at an awards show taping, they cut back to the host, and I realize I’m in John Goodmans seat. I go to get out, and he whispers in my ear,’ No. That’s no ones seat, but a ladies.’
Why does everyone always call VERY WELL KNOWN people underrated???!!??!?!?!?!?!?!?! There is always ONE on every video!!! Please look up the definition of underrated!!!!
Dignified is not turning your back on somebody that helped completely alter your career path for the better and likely led to you having far more success than you otherwise would have.
@@competetodefeat4610 dignified isn't making racist remarks, blaming it on Ambien, and screwing over your cast mates without whom you never would have achieved any kind of success whatsoever.
His voice just makes me feel so many emotions. I hear Dan Conner and remember my childhood, I hear Walter Sobchak and want to laugh and then I hear Fred Flinstone and just remember watching that film in the cinema with my siblings. A terrific actor.
@@jennifersman7990 Yeah roseanne was a little before my time, and im english where it wasn't quite as popular as in the US. But ive watched a few episodes and i thought he was great as Dan. At least he did win the Golden Globe for it.
Steve Buscemi is another one too. There is a whole bunch of actors who everyone knows, but somehow still don’t get the recognition they deserve (basically, the entire cast of Monsters Inc and almost every Coen Brothers movie) Edit: typo
These are some of my favorite movies of all time. Raising Arizona, Monster's Inc, O'Brother Where Art Thou, the Big Lebowski. I never get tired of watching them! Thank you Mr Goodman!
I feel like it’s such a disservice that’s he’s not even nominated at the Oscar to him, to us and to the movie industry. The guy always brings 100% and it’s always fun
It's simultaneously gravelly and comforting, like listening to a Grandfather you never knew you had but had secretly been helping your life behind the scenes all along.
Hope this helps. 0:15 Monsters Inc. 1:20 True Stories 2:15 Raising Arizona 2:50 Roseanne 3:54 Arachnophobia 5:09 The Babe 6:24 The Flintstones 7:17 Barton Fink 7:56 King Ralph 9:24 The Big Lebowski 10:15 10 Cloverfield Lane 10:56 O Brother, Where Art Thou? 11:48 Flight 12:35 Treme 13:52 Inside Llewyn Davis 14:29 Argo 15:35 The Righteous Gemstones
Even tho he had a smaller role in Community, it was still a very powerful and convincing character for me. I know it's not in the top list to talk about since he had such a rich career but I loved his role in it.
Such a great actor. And I love how he sincerely seemed to love and appreciate the people he worked with like Rick Moranis, Peter O'Toole, John Turturro, Billy Crystal, and Jeff Bridges. I'll watch him in any Coen brothers movie anytime..
Just putting this here for fun: John Goodman makes a appearance at 1:13 in Wild Wild Life ( _Talking Heads, 1986_ ). ruclips.net/video/bWP07YgUWig/видео.html
Infra Minced Icons sneak up on us sometimes. I think that’s what Sam Jackson did. Everyone loves Goodman, but many just haven’t yet realized it. All the pieces are in place though...
First John Goodman movie I’ve ever watched was The Flintstones when I was a kid back in the 90s.. I loved him as Fred.. as I got older I definitely became a fan of him and his craft.. you can recognize his voice anywhere! He was so great in 10 Clover Lane, Flight and Argo! So talented yet a class act!
John Goodman is one of those great iconic actors that you’d love to be able to reverse the aging process for just so you could continue to keep him around for your selfish entertainment needs. I still see John Goodman as he appears in early Rosanne episodes but the oh brother and big Labowski roles were truly my favorites what an awesome resume
I was under the assumption it was gastric bypass because he lost so much weight. Then I googled it and it turns out he just dieted! Well done - that’s not easy. I’m not used to seeing him thin also but I am glad he did it because now we can likely enjoy many more of his performances.
@@jcp1984again Because being that thin is associated with sickness. No one wishes sickness on people. Do you look at an anorexic and think, "oh that's healthy"? No, no is the answer.
@@veloc.raptor9136 peter o'toole passed away, and this is John's way of expressing that he still considers himself Peter's friend. He is implying that Peter has "chosen" to remain dead, as if it were something he can change, which is the sad humor of it, since we know that's not possible.
I didn’t call him a humble person, I was pointing out the humility shown in this video by giving all the credit to scripts. Unless you know the guy personally, you’re not in any position to make judgment calls about his character. That’s part of what’s wrong in the times we live in
@@Betta66 ENG. It was originally a completely different film called Kingdom of the Sun. There's a documentary about the production process of that film called The Sweatbox.
Man. He’s been in so many movies, there are still so many I wish he’d talked about. Like working with Scorsese in “Bringing Out The Dead.” Or “Trumbo,” “Kong: Skull Island,”. Prolly a dozen more. He’s so iconic. One of the finest, most talented, most original actors in the history of American cinema. Plus all those years on a groundbreaking, #1 TV show. What a master.
I like the way Goodman gives such positive views of his directors and fellow actors. He seems like a really good man. One role I always remember him for was The Big Easy.
Totally agree, he was awesome in that movie. I think they made a mistake putting Cloverfield in the name, it was a cheap marketing gimmick for a classy movie.
Loved John Goodman since my first memories of movies and TV. So amazingly talented and every interview I see, he is down to earth, deep, respectful and kind words for the people in his life. Classy legend.
John goodman is one of those dudes who is never thought of, But when you're watching him he feels like someone you've known forever. Huge testament to him as an actor and a human
This is the first time I’ve watched one of these and have seen every project talked about in the video. What an awesome career. It’s crazy to me that I’m almost 32 and he’s been in my favorite movies since I was a little girl. Although I am bummed that he didn’t cover his brief roll in Community because that remains one of the best surprises I’ve ever had in a tv show.
I absolutely love that his actual personality is deferent then his actin personality. Great actor. So many main actors are almost the same as their off camera persona.
Literally blown away. I've seen almost all his movies and acknowledged him as an actor. But as you look back at all the film's, they would not be the success they were without Goodman.
The humble actors are always the most fascinating to listen to. It's always nice to see someone compliment the people they've worked with, since making a movie is after all a team effort. I was hoping for him to talk about Storytelling though.
Look up Jim Broadbent being interviewed. He seems so shy he can almost not get words out, but he's fascinating! I think he really needs acting to be able to have a voice.
John Goodman was robbed. He should have gotten an Oscar for The Babe, It's still one of my all time favorite movies. He didn't just play him, he really was the great bambino.
I love this man. Always great, always Incredibly believable. He's one of the few actors that for some reason make me tear up just talking about something both as themselves and in a role. The first thing I saw him in him was Coyote Ugly and I still go back repeatedly just to let him steal my heart away again and again.
What an awesome career. I’m loving him in Righteous Gemstones. Can’t wait for season 2. That show is sooooo underrated. It’s my favorite comedy currently on air.
My childhood was made with the borrowers, monsters inc, flinstones and emporers new groove I remember he did a streetcar named desire, he has a great range. His voice has become more and more soothing as time goes. His yelling voice was always funny, too
john goodman is one of my favorite actors ever, i love him so much. I've only ever cried about 2 celebrities passing away (steve irwin and robin williams) but i know i'm gonna be a mess when john goodman passes. he almost feels like family because he's been around my whole life and has played so many important characters to me
Love his acting. SO many GREAT roles, all the way back to NERDS.I love how he totally loves everyone he ever acted with. He always seemed like a genuinely good guy to pal around with.
John Goodman has a part in "Sea of Love" with Al Pacino and he steals the show. It's not one of Al Pacinos top movies but a good one and John Goodmans role definitely is one of the highlights!
@@palmeristo Did you know that with their free trial, the first book is free? I really do use this service, and I think you'll enjoy it. Maybe you want to start with a biography of John Goodman. 😉 Just kidding, I actually do like audible, but the ubiquity of their sponsorships is out of hand.
Dear Mr. John Goodman, I love your films. I grew up knowing you as Fred Flinstone and slowly grew into knowing that you were a real person. and a great actor. I love how you have a good voice for a fatherly role model and that helped me out. I always heard in my head your voice when I asked myself "what would my father think?" I do love and admire all the things you do I hope you love the films that you do because you have made a legacy that rivals that of the greats. I hope to see you in films soon and possibly in person if you ever visit southern Utah.
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John Goodman is a freaking national treasure. Versatile, hard-working, kind, humble, and an acting legend in his own time.
💩
Absolutely agree, this video belongs in the Smithsonian on repeat.
He’s also a satanic scum bag
Thanks brah
@@oklahomiesmx168 I also enjoy cocaine and lady boys
His voice will always be one to recognize without even seeing his face
Yup when I heard his voice in the new transformers movies I was like aye I know that voice. Its John Goodman. Mr " you just got your asses whooipped ( whipped ) by a bunch of godamn needs".
so true i heard it in the simpsons
Thank God you don't have to see his pathetic alcoholic face in Monsters inc. John Goodman is garbage and a traitor.
Roseanne ❤
@@ianheaser6865 you would know all about being garbage wouldn't you?
Despite his dislike making the film, John Goodman is still and always will be the perfect Fred Flinstone in my childhood!
"Yabba Dabba Doo"
It was the first movie I ever saw in a theater
Dan connor
I think he was saying he was not expecting to play him, and didn’t want to, but it also sounded like he enjoyed making the film, based on what he said about Rick.
I think he was saying he was not expecting to play him, and didn’t want to, but it also sounded like he enjoyed making the film, based on what he said about Rick.
The part that stands out to me is that no matter the film he was speaking about, he always had something good to say about someone else.
i noticed that too, didn't have anything negative to say about anybody. I'm sure he didn't get along with a few people here and there, but he kept it positive. a true class act
What was interesting to me was how much he connects the films he worked on with where he was at in his life at the time. More than what the films themselves mean to him or anything like that. A real "working actor" as they say. Such a great guy.
He never says anything negative about Roseanne Barr either. This despite Barr going extremely bonkers in the last 10 tears after drinking that Fox News Kool-Aid. She wasn't like that back in the days when they did the original series. Unfortunately she watched too much Conservative media and that screwed her up to the point that she's barely rational. Blaming everything on a drug or pill for her insane outbursts.
Also with Arkin, he doesn't say anything unkind but the way he phrases it basically comes off that it was not a good experience.
I think its a pretty good sign of his state of mind.
He’s the real deal. Was at an awards show taping, they cut back to the host, and I realize I’m in John Goodmans seat. I go to get out, and he whispers in my ear,’ No. That’s no ones seat, but a ladies.’
John Goodman, the most underrated actor in Hollywood who's been in the most iconic films.
Not as underrated as Michael Biehn.
You're probably not wrong. He's that guy that shows up in movies and TV shows that everyone enjoys, but never talks about other than that.
Do you really think he's underrated? Maybe under appreciated
Why does everyone always call VERY WELL KNOWN people underrated???!!??!?!?!?!?!?!?! There is always ONE on every video!!! Please look up the definition of underrated!!!!
kamuelalee who chose to be on Roseanne. Oops
I will always remember John Goodman as a large actor but it is glad so glad to see him age so well and look healthy.
Carter Johnson I always thought he would passed early like John Candy. Glad he’s still here. Good actor.
It's amazing what money can do...
@@circleofsorrow4583 I know wealthy people who take their health for granted. He decided to take control of his life
CircleOfSorrow Its amazing what self control can do too.
CircleOfSorrow don’t need money to be healthy
I can’t explain it but seeing him this old and dignified actually touched me quite a bit
I know what you mean.
bump
He's older and thinner and more worn but somehow looks more healthy.
Dignified is not turning your back on somebody that helped completely alter your career path for the better and likely led to you having far more success than you otherwise would have.
@@competetodefeat4610 dignified isn't making racist remarks, blaming it on Ambien, and screwing over your cast mates without whom you never would have achieved any kind of success whatsoever.
His voice is so iconic. He can bring any story to life. Great performances after another.
His voice just makes me feel so many emotions. I hear Dan Conner and remember my childhood, I hear Walter Sobchak and want to laugh and then I hear Fred Flinstone and just remember watching that film in the cinema with my siblings. A terrific actor.
“I have a friendship with Peter O’Toole that lasts to this day even though he has the bad taste to remain dead”
Going drinking with o'toole would have been amazing
I lost it at that line. He says it so dryly too.
poetic
I know I've heard a similar quote somewhere but I'm coming up empty on Google. Its going to drive me crazy until I figure out to whom it's attributed.
@@ProudAnselmo try john cleese talking about graham chapman
Underrated guy , he must be one of the best actors who hasnt been Oscar nominated. So many great performances in so many iconic films.
What’s just as sad is that he was Emmy nominated like 4 times for Roseanne and never won
@@jennifersman7990 Yeah roseanne was a little before my time, and im english where it wasn't quite as popular as in the US. But ive watched a few episodes and i thought he was great as Dan. At least he did win the Golden Globe for it.
@@jennifersman7990 7 times
Oscars are worthless now anyways!
Steve Buscemi is another one too. There is a whole bunch of actors who everyone knows, but somehow still don’t get the recognition they deserve (basically, the entire cast of Monsters Inc and almost every Coen Brothers movie)
Edit: typo
I will forever love John Goodman. He seems like a great guy and he's a wonderful actor.
Remember what happened with, uh... Jesus, pick an actor these days tbh. Realistically we don't know what kind of person any of them actually are.
He is a good man. It's in the name.
He stank in Cloverfield. To be fair, the movie stank.
A national treasure
@jmarks881 senseless vitriol. Got any new zingers to toss out there?
These are some of my favorite movies of all time. Raising Arizona, Monster's Inc, O'Brother Where Art Thou, the Big Lebowski. I never get tired of watching them! Thank you Mr Goodman!
My favorite John Goodman role was him as Pops Racer in Speed Racer. Really brought it to life.
Sammmmme
Was that a ninja?!?
More like a non-ja. Sad to think about what passes for a ninja these days.
Doesn't matter if it's a sitcom, a Coen-brothers movie or the f...ing flinstones, John Goodman always delivers.
Hearing John Goodman was a main character in 10 Cloverfield Lane was an instant sell for me. One of my favorite actors of all time.
He is always great. My parents saw him on Broadway and said how amazing he was.
He's 'money in the bank'. 👍
I feel like it’s such a disservice that’s he’s not even nominated at the Oscar to him, to us and to the movie industry. The guy always brings 100% and it’s always fun
The Oscar is a joke and has no real value. He is a greate actor and an Oscar doesn't change anything
@@mfShroom-z9x
You are absolutely correct
Almost had a stroke reading this
Is it just me or can you just... listen to John Goodmans voice for hours. It’s just soo soothing and nice.
Either way. Such a great actor and person
It's simultaneously gravelly and comforting, like listening to a Grandfather you never knew you had but had secretly been helping your life behind the scenes all along.
Im a South African. I grew up watching Mr Goodman. He is easily in the top 10 greatest American actors ever!
That’s awesome.
Well said
There is not a person alive who could dislike John Goodman. He's so awesome.
Dude is super underrated.
Hope this helps.
0:15 Monsters Inc.
1:20 True Stories
2:15 Raising Arizona
2:50 Roseanne
3:54 Arachnophobia
5:09 The Babe
6:24 The Flintstones
7:17 Barton Fink
7:56 King Ralph
9:24 The Big Lebowski
10:15 10 Cloverfield Lane
10:56 O Brother, Where Art Thou?
11:48 Flight
12:35 Treme
13:52 Inside Llewyn Davis
14:29 Argo
15:35 The Righteous Gemstones
Thank you so so much!!!
He was also in Transformers Age of Extinction.
I came to this video waiting for Speed Racer, and here your comment is to wreck my life
Aaaw, no Matinee? That movie was actually really cool.
I wish they did Coyote Ugly
You Guys should bring Directors to breakdown their iconic movies.
Junayed Alam they already make those lol
You'd be surprised how many directors are not great on camera. A lot of them are behind camera because they like it that way.
Directors and the screenwriters too.
Icons are religious symbols. Dummy
Spielberg - every movie he made
Smokey this ain’t ‘Nam, this is bowling, there are rules
OVER THE LINE
Mark it zero!!!
You are in a world of pain.
Give me the pen, I'm marking it 8
Where's your car Dude ?
Even tho he had a smaller role in Community, it was still a very powerful and convincing character for me. I know it's not in the top list to talk about since he had such a rich career but I loved his role in it.
I hope they bring him and that story for Troy back in the movie
I wanted him to talk about "The borrowers", "Coyote ugly" and "Emperor's new groove"
I wanted to hear his take on the movie "death sentence"
And Fallen.
Well he doesn't really play a big part in Coyote Ugly.
@@danielduncan6806 one of his best roles I thought great movie so underrated though
@@danielduncan6806 Yeah, I forgot about Fallen. But I very much him wanted him to talk about Always too, even if he mentionned it.
Such a great actor. And I love how he sincerely seemed to love and appreciate the people he worked with like Rick Moranis, Peter O'Toole, John Turturro, Billy Crystal, and Jeff Bridges. I'll watch him in any Coen brothers movie anytime..
And Roseanne
Well, Rick Moranis is just one of the best people ever.
Just putting this here for fun: John Goodman makes a appearance at 1:13 in Wild Wild Life ( _Talking Heads, 1986_ ). ruclips.net/video/bWP07YgUWig/видео.html
I always felt confused between John Goodman and Jeff bridges.
@@cosmicwanderer891 ? They were both in The Big Lebowski but that's about it.
John Goodman has a satisfying voice imo.
this is true
But Midnight Club is still canceled why R*?
@@chumbawaumbacumpa WTF? Who cares?
@eins2001 Midnight Club Still Canceled Soz cares
420th comment like HAYYOOOO
One of my favorite actors of all time and still criminally underrated somehow
Infra Minced Icons sneak up on us sometimes. I think that’s what Sam Jackson did. Everyone loves Goodman, but many just haven’t yet realized it. All the pieces are in place though...
Underrated by anyone without a brain or a heart.
First John Goodman movie I’ve ever watched was The Flintstones when I was a kid back in the 90s.. I loved him as Fred.. as I got older I definitely became a fan of him and his craft.. you can recognize his voice anywhere! He was so great in 10 Clover Lane, Flight and Argo! So talented yet a class act!
Mine was king Ralph
One of those actors where you don't notice he is acting. He's an all time great! Always feels like your watching a real person and not an actor.
John Goodman is on my short list of people we need to find immortality for. Such a charming, humble, kind man with grace to boot.
He will always be Fred Flintstone to me. One of my favorite childhood movies.
*WILLLLLLLLLLLLMAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA*
yabadabadoo!
Yabba Dabba
As bad of a rep the movie gets I felt like he was the perfect Fred and Moranis was the perfect Barney. It's also not as bad as people make it to be.
Same
Seeing young John Goodman singing gave me unexpected feels.
That man is just a treasure.
John Goodman is one of those great iconic actors that you’d love to be able to reverse the aging process for just so you could continue to keep him around for your selfish entertainment needs. I still see John Goodman as he appears in early Rosanne episodes but the oh brother and big Labowski roles were truly my favorites what an awesome resume
Man I really wish I got more out of him for O Brother, Where Art Thou... one of the greatest movies of all time
I’m still not used to John goodman being thinner
it was shocking but I envy him cause I really wish I could loose some.. I just haven't found my get up and go yet.
Yes it almost too much weight lost !
I was under the assumption it was gastric bypass because he lost so much weight. Then I googled it and it turns out he just dieted! Well done - that’s not easy. I’m not used to seeing him thin also but I am glad he did it because now we can likely enjoy many more of his performances.
@I'm Your President , how is it "hard" to look at?
@@jcp1984again Because being that thin is associated with sickness. No one wishes sickness on people. Do you look at an anorexic and think, "oh that's healthy"? No, no is the answer.
John Goodman more like john greatman am I right?
urite
Yes. He is the most underrated actor. Man!
@@nurlindafsihotang49 he's also quite an underrated voice actor as well
Would be nice to have him as a Bestman ;)
KITTY!
“Even though he has the bad taste to remain dead” ugh what a golden line
can somebody translate this for me, i dont get it
@@veloc.raptor9136 peter o'toole passed away, and this is John's way of expressing that he still considers himself Peter's friend. He is implying that Peter has "chosen" to remain dead, as if it were something he can change, which is the sad humor of it, since we know that's not possible.
I liked "150lbs overweight, sweating battery acid"
My takeaway - John Goodman gives waaaay too much credit to the script. But i respect the humility
Definitely very humble. Just makes me like him more, honestly.
He's not humble to fans or interviewers.
I didn’t call him a humble person, I was pointing out the humility shown in this video by giving all the credit to scripts.
Unless you know the guy personally, you’re not in any position to make judgment calls about his character. That’s part of what’s wrong in the times we live in
@Bill Barnicke you sound like the POS. Holier than thou dickhead
been a while since I've actually seen john goodman. was insanely surprised to see he lost so much weight. good on him
Goodman in Barton Fink was absolutely mesmerizing. If you haven't seen that film, you need to. Now.
Where can I watch it?
@@chatteyj you can rent it for 3.99 on VUDU and Amazon Prime Video. It's worth the price.
Yeah it's one of the best Coen films, and that's saying a lot. Anything with their name on it is worth watching.
Such a great actor, and truly comes across as a cool, laid back guy. Keep the amazing performances coming John!
No mention of The Emperor's New Groove?
same lol wondering where Pacha is
@Bio Kimistry I really need to watch that again
Probably he wouldn't like to talk about that one. The production was a living nightmare.
@@santiagobauza4257 Which? Emperor's New Groove or Princess and the Frog?
@@Betta66 ENG. It was originally a completely different film called Kingdom of the Sun. There's a documentary about the production process of that film called The Sweatbox.
If I see John Goodman in a film, Johns presence always instantly makes the movie more interesting. He's one of my favorite actors for sure.
"Even though he has the bad taste to remain dead" (referring to peter o'toole) is one of the best quotes I've ever heard.
One of the greats. I can watch John Goodman in anything
Jenny K Really????..Even in King Ralph???..The Flintstones????
Cloverfield lane is one of my favorite movies just because how badass John was in it.
He was terryfying
The ending stunk to high heaven but the rest of the movie was really, really good. He nailed that role to the wall.
I was gonna say that to. he nailed the acid scene
I'm amazed at how well he remembers his characters and with such detail. Wow.,
A case of remember the script?
The part that stands out to me is that no matter the film he was speaking about, he always had something good to say about someone else.
@Bill Barnicke why’s that?
Well...people remember things better when theyre there
I mean, when you're working on a movie for (sometimes) years, you tend to remember it.
I don't really know much about Goodman but he is such a badass. He's made such an incredible transformation
Man. He’s been in so many movies, there are still so many I wish he’d talked about. Like working with Scorsese in “Bringing Out The Dead.” Or “Trumbo,” “Kong: Skull Island,”. Prolly a dozen more. He’s so iconic. One of the finest, most talented, most original actors in the history of American cinema. Plus all those years on a groundbreaking, #1 TV show. What a master.
I like the way Goodman gives such positive views of his directors and fellow actors. He seems like a really good man.
One role I always remember him for was The Big Easy.
Why the heck doesn't GQ go in chronological order? I've watched all of these and it mystifies me.
Probably because they hope people will sit through the whole thing instead of jumping to one movie.
Vanderblade it bothers me too bro lol
Amen
When you have a conversation going through memory lane with anyone, do you go in chronological order?
@@dandydrew613 This is not memory lane. It's a professional interview based on his career.
He was snubbed for a Best Actor Oscar nom for 10 Cloverfield Lane. Let’s be honest.
Totally agree, he was awesome in that movie. I think they made a mistake putting Cloverfield in the name, it was a cheap marketing gimmick for a classy movie.
He doesn't have to go mental to play a big dignified masculine energetic character, but he can do natural restraint and directed madness.
Since you mentioned it, he looks so different now compared to 2016. Looks like he aged about 10 years.
He has done better movies/roles than that.
Same with Mcavoy for Split and Glass
Loved John Goodman since my first memories of movies and TV. So amazingly talented and every interview I see, he is down to earth, deep, respectful and kind words for the people in his life. Classy legend.
He was absolutely crazy in Barton fink that performance stuck with me as a kid.
It’s great seeing how experienced and professional he is regarding his career and the people he’s worked with. And how open he is to improvement
Glad he could talk about True Stories for a bit, such an underrated film.
😎 He'll always be Louis "The Bear" Fyne to me! 😉
John Goodman in "O Brother Where Art Thou" made me realize how good he could play a bad guy. An evil bible salesman at that.
justin806806 was the drug dude that revived Denzel in the flight movie
@@lagoonrd4173 He wasn't a bad guy, he was freaking awesome! Lol
"DON'T TOUCH...THE MERCHANDISE!"
He played a bad guy in Revenge Of The Nerds as the football couch and Barton Fink as a psycho killer salesman.
His role in the gambler was good too as a bad guy.
Oh yea, thats right. He did that sooo well!
John goodman is one of those dudes who is never thought of,
But when you're watching him he feels like someone you've known forever.
Huge testament to him as an actor and a human
why you copy someone elses comment
To me John Goodman is one of the absolute best actors of my lifetime.
It seems like I know the man, he's been around since forever.
One of the most under-rated actors, loved his performance in the Big Lebowski.
Hope he's keeping healthy.
This is the first time I’ve watched one of these and have seen every project talked about in the video. What an awesome career. It’s crazy to me that I’m almost 32 and he’s been in my favorite movies since I was a little girl.
Although I am bummed that he didn’t cover his brief roll in Community because that remains one of the best surprises I’ve ever had in a tv show.
I absolutely love that his actual personality is deferent then his actin personality. Great actor. So many main actors are almost the same as their off camera persona.
“You’re out of your element Donnie!”
One of the best line ever
Literally blown away. I've seen almost all his movies and acknowledged him as an actor. But as you look back at all the film's, they would not be the success they were without Goodman.
The humble actors are always the most fascinating to listen to. It's always nice to see someone compliment the people they've worked with, since making a movie is after all a team effort.
I was hoping for him to talk about Storytelling though.
Look up Jim Broadbent being interviewed. He seems so shy he can almost not get words out, but he's fascinating! I think he really needs acting to be able to have a voice.
John Goodman was robbed. He should have gotten an Oscar for The Babe, It's still one of my all time favorite movies. He didn't just play him, he really was the great bambino.
This guy had an amazing career and he doesn't fit any of the conventions of a leading man. God bless John Goodman
man growing up watching Roseann and i gotta say i love john goodman he seems like just a pleasant guy to be around.
One day we're gonna lose him, and we're gonna wonder why we didn't give him more love.
10 Cloverfield Lane is one of the best movies I’ve ever seen. John Goodman’s such a transformative actor 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
such a straight forward guy. not pretentious or full of ego
Love John Goodman. Can't picture Dan Conner as any other actor, and I think he was perfect as Fred Flintstone.
He seems like the nicest guy. Always has kind words for everyone he works with. I Loved him as Dan on Rosanne. I have a serious crush.
So humble and natural- he puts his successes down to wonderful scripts and directors and other actors. This man is a treasure.
I love this man. Always great, always Incredibly believable. He's one of the few actors that for some reason make me tear up just talking about something both as themselves and in a role. The first thing I saw him in him was Coyote Ugly and I still go back repeatedly just to let him steal my heart away again and again.
Much love to John Goodman, I think he really is a good man.
Always. He was so awesome in "Always" with Richard Dreyfuss and Holly Hunter. I can't wait for the Gemstones.
Barton Fink is one of the most underrated films ever. You gotta see it if you haven’t. If you like the Coen brothers, you’ll like it.
What an awesome career. I’m loving him in Righteous Gemstones. Can’t wait for season 2. That show is sooooo underrated. It’s my favorite comedy currently on air.
“Smokey my friend, you’re entering a world of pain. A world of pain”
His voice performance on Monster's Inc was incredible and convincing.
My childhood was made with the borrowers, monsters inc, flinstones and emporers new groove
I remember he did a streetcar named desire, he has a great range. His voice has become more and more soothing as time goes. His yelling voice was always funny, too
John Goodman will always be Dan Connor for me. Such a underrated and iconic show!
Dan, Dan, the drywall man.🙂
The way he remembers every role intimately is amazing. No matter how long ago. He truly remembers them.
john goodman is one of my favorite actors ever, i love him so much. I've only ever cried about 2 celebrities passing away (steve irwin and robin williams) but i know i'm gonna be a mess when john goodman passes. he almost feels like family because he's been around my whole life and has played so many important characters to me
I could listen to this man speak all day. Always loved him and his characters.
Wish he had discussed more about "Always". One of his best roles, and one of the most underrated films out there.
Agreed!!! Also one of my favorite roles he ever played.
So many great roles to cover, wish there was an extended version of this to hear more about all this great roles. ❤
Starting John Goodman, with John Goodman, and John Goodman. In A Few Goodmen.
I was so excited to see him in 10 Cloverfield Lane
Love his acting. SO many GREAT roles, all the way back to NERDS.I love how he totally loves everyone he ever acted with. He always seemed like a genuinely good guy to pal around with.
John Goodman has a part in "Sea of Love" with Al Pacino and he steals the show. It's not one of Al Pacinos top movies but a good one and John Goodmans role definitely is one of the highlights!
He worked with Pacino again in "You Don't Know Jack", a Barry Levinson's movie about Jack Kevorkian.
@@felipepsyco35 Nice. I have heard about that movie. Is it good?
Sea of Love should have totally been mentioned
He was excellent sidekick character in Always
I like the way he explain how he feels about voice acting and how it’s fun and tiring. He seems to be very upfront about his feelings.
he steals films. He is so magnetic in his roles. Love him. So underrated.
You’re out of your element, Donny!
the chinaman is NOT the issue here dude!
V.I. Lenin, Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov!
@@cypher787 Chinaman is not the preferred nomenclature.
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I Am The Walrus?
Fallen, with Denzel Washington... when he gets possessed. Very memorable.
Beautiful Beavis yeah. I was really hoping we would get to hear him talk about this role.
Agree. When I think to John Goodman, I see him singing "Time is on my side" :)
And so good in Sea of Love!
They should have him on Audible lol
I think what annoys me about audible is ITS ON EVERY ADVERT!!!
@@palmeristo Did you know that with their free trial, the first book is free? I really do use this service, and I think you'll enjoy it. Maybe you want to start with a biography of John Goodman. 😉 Just kidding, I actually do like audible, but the ubiquity of their sponsorships is out of hand.
His smile is the absolute best. When he gets the squint really going. I just want to hug him.
Dear Mr. John Goodman,
I love your films. I grew up knowing you as Fred Flinstone and slowly grew into knowing that you were a real person. and a great actor. I love how you have a good voice for a fatherly role model and that helped me out. I always heard in my head your voice when I asked myself "what would my father think?" I do love and admire all the things you do I hope you love the films that you do because you have made a legacy that rivals that of the greats. I hope to see you in films soon and possibly in person if you ever visit southern Utah.