He’s definitely intentionally carrying the interview. It’s either because he’s afraid Crispin will be too weird and awkward or Crispin was nervous and told him to. Probably the former.
@@a5dr3 I agree--seemed like Conan was determined to keep total control of the situation. The result was that Crispin hardly got a word in edgewise except for the weird eye display thing.
@@laminebaazi4376 it's always a thrill to see those on the same astrological page! also, gotta love the Leo moons. if ever there were a placement that rendered someone truly an incarnate of a big cat... :P
@@ivlovelace9676 very loyal and calm and they wont give up in a fight and it takes a looong time to make them angry and theyll grin like cats too. very self contained those ive met. they make tremendous friends.
The script was the problem, not the cast. Watch assault on arkham and see what it could have been. If you're really interested the suicide squad comics were amazing, I hate that they lost the abusive relationship between Harley and Mr J. Too much romance and since when are they good guys?
Letterman generally likes playing along with avant garde acts to fool/mess with his audience. His previous work with Kauffman for example. Glover plays a character whenever he's on letterman's show in order to get a reaction... He also really likes messing with movie corporations who expect actors to go out and promote films with witty banter or relaying little anicdotes. So comically he takes that to the extreme by creating a strange interview which people will talk about or remember. Letterman is just the type of person who loves playing along and be the straight man in the act (just really to see how far they can go). Will Ferrell likes to do the same things, but more as one off gags.
+MyBoobear27 CRISPIN GLOVER is an actor - a good actor, a FILM actor, not a TV whore role player...I would lose respect in all things "sacred" (for lack of a better term) if he did something like that!!
HEΛRTS OF SPΛCE he can have my # if he wants to!! Think of the best, most celebrated actors of the last, say, 40-50 years: none of them (except for the odd chat-show circuit) have been on a TV series or worse, a sitcom - people like Brando, DeNiro, Jack Nicholson, William Hurt, Harvey Keitel, Gene Hackman, Kevin Spacey, the late, great John Cassavetes (director and sometime actor, who would whore in some Hollywood pix to finance his indie greats), Seymour Cassell, Dustin Hoffman, and, yes, even, Brad fucking Pitt. (I could say Tom Cruise), but every movie he's been in has been shit -lots of times cuz they were just bad movies, but also because anything w/that motherfucker in it is rendered unwatchable and de facto shit!!! Hell, I've never seen Kubrick's final film, Eyes Wide Shut- why? Because Tom "Mr Shallow scientology fuck" Cruise was in it and no matter how good the rest of it was, that closet-queen (I mean, come on, at least admit yr gay, for chrissake? Why do you think he can't stay married -besides being a total scientologist FREAK? - cuz he's not into women! (duh))...
Conan is so great. He really makes everyone feel so comfortable and seems like a lot of fun. I love Cripsin too, he makes my heart sing. Mmm, feelin the feels.
I really like how Conan does a more respectful interview with him, than David Letterman. Though Letterman was almost always a douche to people he just didnt like, or understand. He would purposefully have guests brought in for the sole purpose of berating them. I do know now though, that Crispin was actually playing Dave, not the other way around. Dave was the dumb fuck in those episodes lol
Conan really did a fantastic job here, great interview! Unlike other hosts (famously Letterman in the '80s and '90s, and later also Kimmel) Conan clearly understands that Crispin Glover had previously shown up to Late Night 'in character' to promote his work rather than himself. To accommodate this, the segment starts with the promotional movie clip that is normally shown at then end, and the entire first half of the interview is a genuine conversation about the movie. Around the halfway mark (3:50) Conan then 'calls out' Crispin Glover for dressing exactly like his character in the movie, even straight up asking "what's going on here...?", while also making it clear that he appreciates the effort. Crispin Glover then seems to drop all remaining traces of his 'Willard' character for the remainder of the interview, in which he talks about a few odd artifacts of bygone popular culture that he owns.
Crispin Glover is a method actor of old school tradition as well as a performance artist. Dave didn't understand that he basically showed up "in-character" very much in the light of Andy Kaufman before him and actors such as Jim Carrey (MTV Movie Awards, I believe) and others. Unfortunately, the issues he had with Back to the Future 2, and them refusing to cast him in the role because he wanted a pay increase, and then the production team subsequently using a makeup mold of his face and having another actor wear it burned a few bridges. BUT to Crispin's credit, the Screen Actor's Guild made it a rule to never be able to use the likeness of an individual without said individual's explicit consent. The weird interviews in a pre-internet era (at least as we know it today) the eccentric behaviors he projected, and his arguments with the producers and director's of Back to the Future made most industry executives believe he was either A, extremely eccentric and on drugs, or B, extremely opinionated, difficult to work with, and a potential drug addict as well. Crispin's a legend and his moves were deliberate. It's just a shame that Dave, who's usually great at playing along (minus the interviews with Joaquin Phoenix), basically shat on Crispin multiple times. Thing is, for as hard as Dave was being on Crispin, in his awesome way, he was giving it back 10 fold. Dude's a legend.
+Begley's Shizzle Well said. But Glover's argument with the "Back to the Future" franchise is really important, even more important in this age of digital reproduction. What they did with prosthetics is now possible with digital images. The last "Fast and Furious" brings back Paul Walker with his family's blessing, but who knows? Should an actor have rights to her/his image for films? It's a serious issue. Glover is a brilliant actor. Not a bad thing to give use of an actor's image to the actor. What if producers started swapping computer bodies like avatars?
+Begley's Shizzle Whereas you understood it because you read Wikipedia and believed it. The problem with that theory is that Glover always plays the same "character" in every movie in which he appears. Notice how deftly Conan scarcely allows Glover to speak here.
Herbert Wells Or perhaps because I was old enough to be around and watch all of it unfold as it did in real time over the course of the 80s and early 90s. As for Glover's nuances, they are open to interpretation and the eye of the viewer. You're entitled to your opinion, Herbert.
I'm a huge fan of Crispin Glover. In this interview he seems calmer and more comfortable. In most of his interviews (mostly Letterman), he stutters and seems nervous. It's nice seeing him more at ease
Amazing!!.. This guy has looked exactly the same in almost 30 years!! Great and very much underestimated artist, always kicking ass! 80’s FORLIFE:):):)
This has always been one of my favorite interviews b/c Conan seems really genuine with his interest in Crispin Glover and Crispin seems like a cool guy.
Conan is the only host Crispin can feel comfortable around. It's because he embraces Crispin's weirdness. He doesn't try to dance around it like the other hosts did.
I saw Willard on cable recently. I thought Crispin Glover did a great job playing the character. He added a dark, creepy side that the original actor, Bruce Davidson just didn't. Glover really pulled it off brilliantly.
He reminds me so much of a philosophy professor I had a huge crush on in college... He's great AND funny. The Letterman interviews, however, are SO awkward.
Crispin's movie, "Willard" was a delightfully macabre romp that had the menace of his character thin man from the "Charlie's Angel" movie but with even more emotional depth and complexity. LOVE Crispin Glover's surrealism.
Scott Crichton His infamous interview with Letterman was a publicity stunt for a movie that he was working on, he just never let Letterman in on the bit. Put into context that interview is actually really hilarious in a different way.
Scott Crichton I think a good bit of it is due to Conan's approach, Letterman is a bit more direct/matter-of-fact about things, while Conan is more jokingly and self depreciating which gives his guest more confidence to speak out more.
Scott Crichton that's because Conan filibustered the hell out of this interview, which was the smart move. Plus, Conan is much quirkier and more open-minded, and overall decent
Loved him in Jim Jarmusch's Dead Man starring Johnny Depp. Crispin has a cameo as a coal tender on a locomotive, and gives what appears to be an exhausted, rambling soliloquy, but is actually a foreshadowing of Depp's characters' journey.
I know this comment is super old, but I was just thinking about how he should be on AHS! He really is extremely underused. And yes super underrated, he's a gem.
Crispin is a good dude. Not only incredibly talented but extremely humble. He deserves more leading roles, but I get the feeling he likes playing secondary characters. I honestly don't want to see a Batman movie with the riddler unless Crispin is the guy.
I'm not very familiar with Crispin, but comparing this interview with Letterman's, I feel like to he was purposely acting very strange (uncontrollably laughing) in Letterman's interview, and seemed authentically odd. But here, he's a completely different person, in contrast very well spoken. He must just be a great actor, and sometimes want he's audience to question his sanity.
+Navolt I know this is an old comment, but Crispin Glover is a method actor of old school tradition as well as a performance artist. Dave didn't understand that he basically showed up "in-character" very much in the light of Andy Kaufman before him and actors such as Jim Carrey (MTV Movie Awards, I believe) and others. Unfortunately, the issues he had with Back to the Future 2, and them refusing to cast him in the role because he wanted a pay increase, and then the production team subsequently using a makeup mold of his face and having another actor wear it burned a few bridges. *BUT* to Crispin's credit, the Screen Actor's Guild made it a rule to never be able to use the likeness of an individual without said individual's explicit consent. The weird interviews in a pre-internet era (at least as we know it today) the eccentric behaviors he projected, and his arguments with the producers and director's of Back to the Future made most industry executives believe he was either A, extremely eccentric and on drugs, or B, extremely opinionated, difficult to work with, and a potential drug addict as well. Crispin's a legend and his moves were deliberate. It's just a shame that Dave, who's usually great at playing along (minus the interviews with Joaquin Phoenix), basically shat on Crispin multiple times. Thing is, for as hard as Dave was being on Crispin, in his awesome way, he was giving it back 10 fold. Dude's a legend.
This was a good interview! I'm glad Crispin used to troll Letterman every time he was on his show because he was a pompous douche and Crispin knew it! Conan in my opinion is a better interviewer than Letterman for sure! It also cracks me up how SO many people in the comments for Letterman's interview, think that Crispin is being himself! Lol! He's an actor! Smh!
Crispin Glover is a great actor and really nice guy. He also is considered a genius with an IQ of 160. He attended the Mirman school for the gifted in California from K to 8th grade. They don't accept children with IQs of less than 138. His father was character actor Bruce Glover. He played the assassin Mr. Wint in the Bond film Diamonds Are Forever.
That's what makes Crispin a man. He is delighted to wear these good looking suits everytime he gets interviewed and he doesn't get tired of wearing them.
hi! oh thank you so very much! :) what a coincidence i mentioned 'little noises' then. even in a 'normal' role, crispy's fascinating strangeness bleeds through--he still put his mark on it. :) rem. when he was chanting 'marty marty marty' looking for the kid? stuff like that. :) and how wild eyed and desperate he looked, in mathias' office. rik mayall looked so different! :) i love crispy so much. :) thanks again for watching my vid! tc!
The perfect Willard, as I can somewhat relate. My sister watched it with me after I already had. We were both in our mid 30s, and she actually screamed when the elevator door opened-- one of the most terrifying images ever on screen.
Excellent interview! Instead of exploiting Crispin Glover's eccentricity for comedy....Conan actually brings it out in conversation to make a very interesting...and still funny interview.
Crispin is one of those really cool eccentrics. He is very talented too. Willard is one of my favorite movies he starred in. Its actually really good. Also have to say how awesome Conan is. I think everybody knows that though =P
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I absolutely love his hair, its slicked back so severely, the part is so concise, and the dark color really suits him.
He has a 1920s/1930s since of style. It's nice.
I thought because the character in the movie has it parted
hes always had interesting hair throughout his life and a great hairline
Conan is so funny, he carries the conversation and makes him feel comfortable. You can see a difference in him here than in other interviews.
I thought the same thing!!!
Conan also just obviously respects him and isn't there to make fun of him.
He probably demanded they don't talk about back to the future, so it was like a challenge for Conan
He’s definitely intentionally carrying the interview. It’s either because he’s afraid Crispin will be too weird and awkward or Crispin was nervous and told him to. Probably the former.
@@a5dr3 I agree--seemed like Conan was determined to keep total control of the situation. The result was that Crispin hardly got a word in edgewise except for the weird eye display thing.
I love Conan. Everyone else treats Crispin like a bad joke, but Conan just treats him like a fellow weird human.
You should see the Johnny Carson interview on The Tonight show with him. Johnny makes him feel comfortable and treats him with respect as well
Its honestly sad how ppl treat ppl nice but eccentric people :P
@@AJScrapshe’s acting that way it’s not real
I think he's a much better actor than he gets credit for.
He is...
he gets more than enough are you kidding me? too much not that good
@@aarondavid5866 I wouldn't be throwing shade if I had the same taste in music that you do brotha..
Absolutely!
0 thumbs down in 5 years pretty much proves the point
He's an icon to nerds and weirdos everywhere.
moonlily1 I agree with you
Good....now go get yer shinebox!!
and goths love his sense of fashion. hes pretty sexy to me
As a weirdo I can confirm.
Conan?
I think Crispin is a courageous, noble, and great soul. He dares to try, and try again on the world stage. And his talents are undeniable all his own.
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And he's not afraid to say "I'd prefer not to" when he doesn't like a task.
He's such cutie and such charismatic man ! What nice guy ! Awwwh ❤️
looks like a soulless psicho,still charming
yasmin alsaffar Crispin is soo smoking hot. ❤❤❤❤❤💋💋💋💋
@@christopherluvsaidan67 I agree😍
@@christopherluvsaidan67RUclips hiding your comment. Wonder why?
Where’s this kinda love when I’m out dating 🤣
Crispin : gives coherent answers to Conans questions
Letterman : " What the hell, man ?!?!? "
He comes in looking at exactly like the Creepy Thin Man in 'Charlie's Angels.'
He reminds me of American psycho
I always thought Willard was the Thin Man's backstory.
btw, happy 4th anniv. to ur comment
He is so hot as thin man
@@0614Rei Seeing this a year late but thank you! Willard's such a fantastic role.
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god jesus, that was the most well composed i've ever seen him in an interview
That’s some Harvard level social intelligence
Crispin is one damn fine good looking man.
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Lamine Baazi with Aquarius rising in Draconic & Sidereel charts 😎👽♒️
@@ivlovelace9676 ur amazing.
@@laminebaazi4376 it's always a thrill to see those on the same astrological page! also, gotta love the Leo moons. if ever there were a placement that rendered someone truly an incarnate of a big cat... :P
@@ivlovelace9676 very loyal and calm and they wont give up in a fight and it takes a looong time to make them angry and theyll grin like cats too. very self contained those ive met. they make tremendous friends.
Crispin is an amazing actor and movie producer! Absolutely amazing!!!!!
I want him to play the next joker so bad
That would be great!
Too bad we got stuck with an out-of-touch terrible version.
The script was the problem, not the cast. Watch assault on arkham and see what it could have been. If you're really interested the suicide squad comics were amazing, I hate that they lost the abusive relationship between Harley and Mr J. Too much romance and since when are they good guys?
Balthizaur that would be so good to see his twist on the character
Holy shit, never thought of that.
He is always dressed that way. I like it that he dresses so formally. :) It's so vintage...like he walked out of the 40's. :)
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Missed opportunity to make the joke that Crispin walked out of 1955, lol
'Why am I wearing a suit...what? I'm doing a thing...when you do a thing you wear a suit.'
Exactly. Crispin Fuckin Glover. So awesome.
Donald Trump
who is the more weirdo?? Crispin or Donald???
Finally Crispin look so normal.
This is one of my favorite interviews with Crispin. Conan knows what he's getting into, and he does really great with the interview.
He has way better chemistry with Conan than David....I think maybe it's that David is kind of a jerk.
.. more like a foil.
Letterman generally likes playing along with avant garde acts to fool/mess with his audience. His previous work with Kauffman for example. Glover plays a character whenever he's on letterman's show in order to get a reaction... He also really likes messing with movie corporations who expect actors to go out and promote films with witty banter or relaying little anicdotes. So comically he takes that to the extreme by creating a strange interview which people will talk about or remember. Letterman is just the type of person who loves playing along and be the straight man in the act (just really to see how far they can go). Will Ferrell likes to do the same things, but more as one off gags.
David is a roaster
Also Conan can kick his ass lol
He just actually wanted to talk about this movie 🤣
Crisping Glove will be great on American horror story..Will love to see that!
+MyBoobear27 Crispin Glover * ..Sorry darn auto correct
+MyBoobear27 Agreed! I hadn't ever thought about him being on the show, but I think he would be great!
+MyBoobear27 CRISPIN GLOVER is an actor - a good actor, a FILM actor, not a TV whore role player...I would lose respect in all things "sacred" (for lack of a better term) if he did something like that!!
***** Well, I'm sure he would consult you first before he decided to make such a terrible life choice...
HEΛRTS OF SPΛCE he can have my # if he wants to!! Think of the best, most celebrated actors of the last, say, 40-50 years: none of them (except for the odd chat-show circuit) have been on a TV series or worse, a sitcom - people like Brando, DeNiro, Jack Nicholson, William Hurt, Harvey Keitel, Gene Hackman, Kevin Spacey, the late, great John Cassavetes (director and sometime actor, who would whore in some Hollywood pix to finance his indie greats), Seymour Cassell, Dustin Hoffman, and, yes, even, Brad fucking Pitt. (I could say Tom Cruise), but every movie he's been in has been shit -lots of times cuz they were just bad movies, but also because anything w/that motherfucker in it is rendered unwatchable and de facto shit!!! Hell, I've never seen Kubrick's final film, Eyes Wide Shut- why? Because Tom "Mr Shallow scientology fuck" Cruise was in it and no matter how good the rest of it was, that closet-queen (I mean, come on, at least admit yr gay, for chrissake? Why do you think he can't stay married -besides being a total scientologist FREAK? - cuz he's not into women! (duh))...
Conan is so great. He really makes everyone feel so comfortable and seems like a lot of fun. I love Cripsin too, he makes my heart sing. Mmm, feelin the feels.
cpaa14 Conan is hot.
I really like how Conan does a more respectful interview with him, than David Letterman. Though Letterman was almost always a douche to people he just didnt like, or understand. He would purposefully have guests brought in for the sole purpose of berating them. I do know now though, that Crispin was actually playing Dave, not the other way around. Dave was the dumb fuck in those episodes lol
he didn't try KICKING Conan dude
Funny bc this was the theme of the joker's movie ending lol
@@painexotic3757 lmao
@@cultfilmfreakreviews He wasn't even close. It was just in his general direction lol.
He’s so interesting looking and quirky. It’s really attractive.
Conan really did a fantastic job here, great interview! Unlike other hosts (famously Letterman in the '80s and '90s, and later also Kimmel) Conan clearly understands that Crispin Glover had previously shown up to Late Night 'in character' to promote his work rather than himself. To accommodate this, the segment starts with the promotional movie clip that is normally shown at then end, and the entire first half of the interview is a genuine conversation about the movie. Around the halfway mark (3:50) Conan then 'calls out' Crispin Glover for dressing exactly like his character in the movie, even straight up asking "what's going on here...?", while also making it clear that he appreciates the effort. Crispin Glover then seems to drop all remaining traces of his 'Willard' character for the remainder of the interview, in which he talks about a few odd artifacts of bygone popular culture that he owns.
Shut up
This is an insightful examination of this interview.
Truth. I think Conan understands how Crispin really isn't into interviews but they had good chemistry. Both very intelligent men.
Agreed, Johnny Carson did a great job interviewing him as well
Crispin Glover is a method actor of old school tradition as well as a performance artist. Dave didn't understand that he basically showed up "in-character" very much in the light of Andy Kaufman before him and actors such as Jim Carrey (MTV Movie Awards, I believe) and others.
Unfortunately, the issues he had with Back to the Future 2, and them refusing to cast him in the role because he wanted a pay increase, and then the production team subsequently using a makeup mold of his face and having another actor wear it burned a few bridges. BUT to Crispin's credit, the Screen Actor's Guild made it a rule to never be able to use the likeness of an individual without said individual's explicit consent.
The weird interviews in a pre-internet era (at least as we know it today) the eccentric behaviors he projected, and his arguments with the producers and director's of Back to the Future made most industry executives believe he was either A, extremely eccentric and on drugs, or B, extremely opinionated, difficult to work with, and a potential drug addict as well.
Crispin's a legend and his moves were deliberate. It's just a shame that Dave, who's usually great at playing along (minus the interviews with Joaquin Phoenix), basically shat on Crispin multiple times. Thing is, for as hard as Dave was being on Crispin, in his awesome way, he was giving it back 10 fold. Dude's a legend.
+Begley's Shizzle Well said. But Glover's argument with the "Back to the Future" franchise is really important, even more important in this age of digital reproduction. What they did with prosthetics is now possible with digital images. The last "Fast and Furious" brings back Paul Walker with his family's blessing, but who knows? Should an actor have rights to her/his image for films? It's a serious issue. Glover is a brilliant actor. Not a bad thing to give use of an actor's image to the actor. What if producers started swapping computer bodies like avatars?
Andy Kaufman and Crispin Glover in the same sentence ? How dare you
Bin Dardundat It's easy; I did. No need for a dare.
+Begley's Shizzle Whereas you understood it because you read Wikipedia and believed it. The problem with that theory is that Glover always plays the same "character" in every movie in which he appears. Notice how deftly Conan scarcely allows Glover to speak here.
Herbert Wells Or perhaps because I was old enough to be around and watch all of it unfold as it did in real time over the course of the 80s and early 90s.
As for Glover's nuances, they are open to interpretation and the eye of the viewer. You're entitled to your opinion, Herbert.
I'm a huge fan of Crispin Glover. In this interview he seems calmer and more comfortable. In most of his interviews (mostly Letterman), he stutters and seems nervous. It's nice seeing him more at ease
Letterman is one of the worst interviewers imo. He doesn't have a good energy and he doesn't vibe with the guests.
@@Itsuptomenowagree!
His George McFly haircut is immortal
It was his density.
Amazing!!.. This guy has looked exactly the same in almost 30 years!! Great and very much underestimated artist, always kicking ass!
80’s FORLIFE:):):)
Crispin is pretty darn brilliant, I must say.
This is one of my favourite actors he is underestimated.
This has always been one of my favorite interviews b/c Conan seems really genuine with his interest in Crispin Glover and Crispin seems like a cool guy.
Conan is the only host Crispin can feel comfortable around. It's because he embraces Crispin's weirdness. He doesn't try to dance around it like the other hosts did.
I met Crispin Glover at an airport about 13 years ago....great guy.
I am your Density.
What???
-lorraine
@@Greyishly I mean your destiny
@@otheraccount736 ohhhh...
@@Greyishly HEY MCFLY WHAT DO YOU THINK YA DOING
@@otheraccount736 I thought I told ya never to come in here
Conan, the master at work. The best late night show host of all time.
the host should let the guest speak.
I absolutely LOVE the way he laughs ❤
i love that the band played Aladinsane by Bowie for his entrance
i was Hoping to find this comment
I'm not sure what kind of person he is day to day but I might be in love with him
Hey cool
He´s your density
@@carlosbuscatore "He's your density." Dude... that's hilarious!!
He's the only guy from Back to the future that looks like he hasn't really aged.
Would love to see him play the Joker
It's really fun to watch how much actors have grown over time. He's always in character, but always true to himself as well.
I love you Crispin 🔥🖤♥️
Always thought him hot, quirky, slightly awkward, funny, dark, brilliant and beautiful. Sadly underrated.
Movie looks interesting, glad that was included in the video. Thank you for sharing. : )
Crispin always trolled Letterman. I think he has respect for Conan. And vice versa. I personally love both of these geniuses.
Loved him in Back to the Future and Charlie's Angels
He was cool in back to the future 2 when he was upside down lol
Who’s Charlie’s angels??
His dad played a villian in a older james bond film. Looked just like him.
I’ve always been a huge Crispin Glover fan, ever since “The River’s Edge”.
Best interview I've seen with Crispin. Conan is respectful and brings out the best of Crispin's fascinating character and interests.
I saw Willard on cable recently. I thought Crispin Glover did a great job playing the character. He added a dark, creepy side that the original actor, Bruce Davidson just didn't. Glover really pulled it off brilliantly.
He reminds me so much of a philosophy professor I had a huge crush on in college...
He's great AND funny. The Letterman interviews, however, are SO awkward.
Crispin's movie, "Willard" was a delightfully macabre romp that had the menace of his character thin man from the "Charlie's Angel" movie but with even more emotional depth and complexity.
LOVE Crispin Glover's surrealism.
O'Brien interviews himself. He never stops talking.
looks more calm and in control then in his interviews with Letterman
Scott Crichton His infamous interview with Letterman was a publicity stunt for a movie that he was working on, he just never let Letterman in on the bit. Put into context that interview is actually really hilarious in a different way.
Scott Crichton I think a good bit of it is due to Conan's approach, Letterman is a bit more direct/matter-of-fact about things, while Conan is more jokingly and self depreciating which gives his guest more confidence to speak out more.
Scott Crichton because Conan controlled him perfectly and did most the talking
Scott Crichton that's because Conan filibustered the hell out of this interview, which was the smart move.
Plus, Conan is much quirkier and more open-minded, and overall decent
Patrick Grant I never found Conan or Letterman all that funny. Jimmy Kimmel and Jonny Carson were pretty good.
I want to use that medical table with Crispin.
Crispin very talented very professional- classic actor-handsome too
You ever wanna watch a tripped out movie with Crispin in it watch The River's Edge.
Awesome cult classic
Or Twister. 1989 filmed in Wichita. Also starring Dylan McDermott and appearance by William S Burroughs
he says 'perfectly' so perfectly. he has such beautiful diction, such crisp consonants. :)
He makes a good riddler
Crispen Glover is an amazing actor
Conan is such a a genuine person and I forgot how unique of a person CG was. Beautiful interview
I feel like the reason why Crispin doesn't seem weird in this interview because he barely had a chance to talk
+PapaDan95 Yep. That's clever, but ostensibly effortless, guest management on Conan's part. That's why he gets paid the big bucks.
Loved him in Jim Jarmusch's Dead Man starring Johnny Depp. Crispin has a cameo as a coal tender on a locomotive, and gives what appears to be an exhausted, rambling soliloquy, but is actually a foreshadowing of Depp's characters' journey.
He’s underrated and under used... Joker // American Horror story, or true detective...
He’s awesome in American Gods....
I know this comment is super old, but I was just thinking about how he should be on AHS! He really is extremely underused. And yes super underrated, he's a gem.
He's a lot more brilliant than people give him credit for not many of his style of actors left
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The guy is fucking amazing!!!! Crispin is one of the best actors in the world!!!!! He inspires us all!!!
I love how Conan respects him though because he deserves it!
Crispin Glover is so cute! I looove his nose. How can I marry him?
ToutCQJM change your sex for a start
I love this interview so much. Thanks for uploading.
i've always liked his hair styles.
i would love to see his apartment
I'm George George Mcfly, I'm your density, I mean... your destiny
Crispin is a good dude. Not only incredibly talented but extremely humble. He deserves more leading roles, but I get the feeling he likes playing secondary characters.
I honestly don't want to see a Batman movie with the riddler unless Crispin is the guy.
We have gone through 4 Batman movies since that comment.
The world wasted a great opportunity
I'm not very familiar with Crispin, but comparing this interview with Letterman's, I feel like to he was purposely acting very strange (uncontrollably laughing) in Letterman's interview, and seemed authentically odd. But here, he's a completely different person, in contrast very well spoken. He must just be a great actor, and sometimes want he's audience to question his sanity.
+Navolt I know this is an old comment, but Crispin Glover is a method actor of old school tradition as well as a performance artist. Dave didn't understand that he basically showed up "in-character" very much in the light of Andy Kaufman before him and actors such as Jim Carrey (MTV Movie Awards, I believe) and others.
Unfortunately, the issues he had with Back to the Future 2, and them refusing to cast him in the role because he wanted a pay increase, and then the production team subsequently using a makeup mold of his face and having another actor wear it burned a few bridges. *BUT* to Crispin's credit, the Screen Actor's Guild made it a rule to never be able to use the likeness of an individual without said individual's explicit consent.
The weird interviews in a pre-internet era (at least as we know it today) the eccentric behaviors he projected, and his arguments with the producers and director's of Back to the Future made most industry executives believe he was either A, extremely eccentric and on drugs, or B, extremely opinionated, difficult to work with, and a potential drug addict as well.
Crispin's a legend and his moves were deliberate. It's just a shame that Dave, who's usually great at playing along (minus the interviews with Joaquin Phoenix), basically shat on Crispin multiple times. Thing is, for as hard as Dave was being on Crispin, in his awesome way, he was giving it back 10 fold. Dude's a legend.
We don't need a movie with Crispin as the Joker. You just saw it.
Crispin Glover Private Collection - Mortician Chic
i hope everyone in these comments has seen rivers edge
He’s so freaking perfect 🔥
I LOVE Crispin Glover!! I want to MARRY him!!!
It's great how the band plays the ever-so-appropriate "Aladdin Sane" for Crispin's intro.
My man ❤ Always love You.
This was a good interview! I'm glad Crispin used to troll Letterman every time he was on his show because he was a pompous douche and Crispin knew it! Conan in my opinion is a better interviewer than Letterman for sure! It also cracks me up how SO many people in the comments for Letterman's interview, think that Crispin is being himself! Lol! He's an actor! Smh!
yes, he's so memorable, no matter what role he does, and no matter how small.
Crispin Glover is a great actor and really nice guy. He also is considered a genius with an IQ of 160. He attended the Mirman school for the gifted in California from K to 8th grade. They don't accept children with IQs of less than 138. His father was character actor Bruce Glover. He played the assassin Mr. Wint in the Bond film Diamonds Are Forever.
he actually looks very handsome the way he looks in this interview. did letterman ever have him back on since the incident in 1987?
He would have made a brilliant Joker
I've been saying this for years
That's what makes Crispin a man. He is delighted to wear these good looking suits everytime he gets interviewed and he doesn't get tired of wearing them.
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I fucking LOVE Crispin. No homo.
He is REALLY a talent that has been lost to many. Such an awesome dude.
This guy never ages !!!
Cool intro with Bowie's Aladdin Sane. Crispin and Conan are class acts! We need more people like this !!!!
Conan is clearly on his game and this is how it’s done . Terrific guest and appearance. Conan completely in control and masterful at his craft .
The band played Aladdin Sane. Haha.
hi! oh thank you so very much! :) what a coincidence i mentioned 'little noises' then. even in a 'normal' role, crispy's fascinating strangeness bleeds through--he still put his mark on it. :) rem. when he was chanting 'marty marty marty' looking for the kid? stuff like that. :) and how wild eyed and desperate he looked, in mathias' office. rik mayall looked so different! :) i love crispy so much. :) thanks again for watching my vid! tc!
Conan was such respectful and brilliant interviewer and host. Jimmy Fallon is the best host since him. Very nice man and truly funny. 😄
The perfect Willard, as I can somewhat relate. My sister watched it with me after I already had. We were both in our mid 30s, and she actually screamed when the elevator door opened-- one of the most terrifying images ever on screen.
Excellent interview! Instead of exploiting Crispin Glover's eccentricity for comedy....Conan actually brings it out in conversation to make a very interesting...and still funny interview.
Much love much respect...
Conan was the most respectful host with Crispin and Crispin responded to his attitude.
Crispin is one of those really cool eccentrics. He is very talented too. Willard is one of my favorite movies he starred in. Its actually really good.
Also have to say how awesome Conan is. I think everybody knows that though =P
classic been watching his interviews since the 80's
Conan is a great interviewer, he got Crispin Glover to have a normal conversation.
He looks like he just left the set of Charlie's Angels. Awesome guy
He belongs to fashion magazine, so handsome as a model too