John Schneider interviewed about "Like Son."
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- Опубликовано: 9 янв 2022
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I grew up in the 70's John you were a huge part of my childhood. Never missed a Dukes of Hazard show. Now at 50 I'am still watching you. Your a wise fellow.
Turning 50 in March & same! Love me some John Schneider! 🙏❤🇺🇲
Same here 👍😀
50 in May. Lol same here
SAME HERE TO
I'M 50 YRS OLD HE
GRT NOW AND BACK THEN SAME
Well,...... I'll only be 49 on the 25th and, John was a big part of my childhood as well! 💙🙏🏼💙
I am 51 and definitely my father's daughter. I miss my dad fiercely, but I'm glad he's not seeing the world today.
I am 54 and am a son to my father that I never knew under 5 step dads...and for the Supplication of Simon and vocation of Joseph BAR Jacob, I agree with you my distant sister.
EDIT: Betsy is not my real name, I'm a Butchy.
Couldn't have said it better myself!
I am my father's daughter, I miss dad everyday day for almost 30 years now. But, I'm happy he's not here seeing all the crap that's going on now. He would be raising hell for sure. I will admit I am so much like my dad and everyone in the family know it. So I have a responsibility to help them to, just like my dad was always there to help others.
I turned 62 two days ago . , and I miss the America I grew up in.
@@charlesnichols6294 Me, too.😔
One of the greatest compliments I ever received was when I was 23, my dad was 73. We were standing in the garden and I told him something I said at work, which was exactly how he had told me to react to the situation, if it ever happened (of course it happened, he knew it would, in all his years of wisdom). He said, “well there it is.” I asked “what? There what is?” He smiled and replied, “finally. The older YOU get, the smarter I become.” ❤️❤️
I’ve never forgotten that. (I’m waiting to use that line in my kids.)
Oh, you'll get your chance. I'm positive of it. I don't have children, but I ended up sharing with younger people I have trained similar stories of my own that my dad told me. Funny how we both had experiences that are so similar that our stories would almost match.
I'm 49 and I take care of my dad 24/7,to where he's very I'll. I treasure every second with him. Thanks John for a beautiful story😇
I took care of my father for 3.5 yrs .. though some days were hard, I am grateful 🙌🏼.. he passed 1.5 yr ago at 82
Blessings to you & your father🙏🏼😇
I just lost my dad, I will be 50 this month, my dad is afar better man than I am, I told him for many years that if I could be HALF THE MAN HE HAS BEEN, at the end of my life I would be A HELL OF A MAN!
Sorry to hear that. It's very beautiful the way that you give honor to him. Their generation was very tough compared to ours. God be with you and your family.
My dad passed away a couple years ago. For years he expressed a great deal of regrets for not being in my life more. When they divorced, my mom made his life a living hell, so he had to keep his distance, but had made sure that I knew he was always there for me. I always told him that I didn't hold anything against him, that I understood what he was going through and the decision he had to make.
@@hollyperrin7353 thank you, my dad is my hero! I never looked up to a movie star or sports personality, I always looked up to my parents, Hollywood or anyone in any sport couldn't come close to them in my eyes!
@@DoctorPhobos I'm truly sorry that both you and your dad had to endure that.
John is a better actor and person than alot of people give him credit for, but anything I've watched him in he excels in the role everytime.⭐
Not only John, Also Tom, Catherine, Ben and all the others off the Dukes. Others I don't know offcourse, but I believe if John Schneider doesn't like you... It's on yourself...
John has more soul and depth in his little finger. He is true to himself and let's not forget his great speaking voice.
Love 💙
I lost my father last year. He was 20 years older than me. I am 54. He passed at 74. I am my fathers son. No doubt about it.
Condolences. Seems like parents are eternal. Very sorry for your loss.
@Xxjediknight Ps4
I’m sorry for your loss and happy you got to have him as long as you did.
@@hollyperrin7353 thank you. I lost my mother year before last. When we lost her he just never got over it. He was a great man. My mother suffered a severe brain injury in 98. My father never left her side. I helped him with her full time care for 21 years. He just couldn’t live without her. It’s been quite an adjustment period for me. To provide the level of care she required for so many years and then lose them both so close together.
@@veronicageorge7820 thank you.
God speed to you 🙌🏼 👼🏼 & your family
You John Schneider are one of the few who are left in the business who is really great and down to home.
You’ll fight hardest to avoid the inevitable…becoming your father.
I said goodbye to my dad shortly after his 76th birthday. It’s hard to see a man as tough as the steel he worked with , face an illness with the same courage. I hope I can have that courage when faced with my mortality…. I guess I am like him.
I see so much of my Dad in my brother. We lost my Dad in 2005 when he was 62. My brother has met you a couple times, I know you probably don’t remember him, Jason McKee. He’s one of the biggest Dukes fans I’ve seen. Thank you for being such a genuine good guy John. ❤️🙏
Right John. I always thought my Dad was strict , my friends did to. Since I was about 50 , I have had a handful of people -including the same friends - tell me how lucky I was to have such as caring Dad. He did not take the easy path , because he loved me. I love you Dad.
Lost mine at 92 BUT one experience a friend shared with me before my dad past made me be proud of his long good life he had with us. To explain how: Here's the story and maybe it helps someone else understand. My friend told me about his grandson who didn't leaved with his dad but they kept up a good son/father relationship. One Monday my friend was sad because the boy's dad had went over a cliff over the weekend and died. I imagine the man was in his mid-late 30's from what I recollect. When my dad past I reflected back on that story and told myself, "Man!, here I am acknowledging the fact that my dad was surrounded by sons, daughters and many grandkids who love him and he loved everyone of them and my friend's grandson lost his father at a very young age (about 12). I have no reasons or excuses to feel sad but happy for his full life leaved up well". So when he left I didn't say goodbye instead I said, "I'll see you later". Hope this shines on someone.
Same brother.
Much 💘
Sounds like an interesting movie.
Very true about, like father, like son.
Love 💙
I did not see that coming with police story. Wow! The rest of the video is down to earth and true life. You nailed it. I lost my father 40 yrs ago. 24/57 ages. Didn't get to experience the life ladder that you described. Enjoy the ones you love. Thanks John.
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Love 💙
I lost my dad a couple years ago he was 74 , i miss him everyday. working hard here in Vancouver on superman and lois, and still remember working with you good sir.
I'm going to check it out now. I am very much like my father and my son is very much like me, and I'm very proud of that. We've all been in battle and came through it when other's did not, and that change's your perspective. Before my son left for Iraq he told his men that a lot of you won't be coming back. You think this is a joke and that's what's going to get you killed. Every screwup was killed and unfortunately so did some of the good one's. May they all rest in peace.
I got pulled over by a Washington State trooper on my way back to Walla Walla. I had been speeding, but I wanted to get out of the ticket. So, I handed him my driver's license and said, "You'll probably recognize my name from my very generous donations to the Washington State Troopers' Balls." He handed me back my license, with a big fat ticket, and said, "Ma'am, Washington State troopers don't have balls."
I lost my dad at 66 years old. I have to say, as much as I miss him, I couldn't see him suffer with heart failure any longer. He is in a much better place. 🙏🏼 My dad only had daughters, but
Stubborn ones like him...
My dad was a simple man , a musician who was like a carpenter . He build his life on high integrity and his standards were just as equal . He was clearly a entertainer outside of his home . But in his home he was a dad 1st and taught me that life is a journey and you own your own path ..live it just like that ! He taught me how to always be humble and treat others with respect . His biggest concern was teachings us kids that trust is something earned not handed out ..but , he always said learn to choose those that you can trust ..
He taught me to say good of everyone an if not good... simply walk away from it !
My dad was what they call a man's man ..he valued his self respect and his only love was my mom 1st
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63 years a marriage together ❤ she was 15 he was 18 ..back then when all they had was each other .. an marriage bonded STRONGLY ..
Dads are the master piece of the journey. Moms are the bonds to hold it all in place . Until we grow up and begin our on journey . We shadow our parents
Then our children shadow us in ways ..
We all have parents an we each hold each so dear .
We are product's of our environment ! I'm 61 yrs old woman who clearly defines shadowing my parents in great hopes that my children will recognize me for when I'm gone ..
I will watch the movie sir , your an inspiration in many ways ..
Your journey has been open display of a humble man that lead his journey with understanding of others .
God bless you 🙏
It's almost impossible to stop filming once you've started John. Totally agree.
Unless of course you NEGLIGENTLY SHOOT someone while filming.
Then you'd have to be some sick narcissist to continue filming after that I'm sure.
I'm pretty sure that Baldwin is aiming at shooting the rest of his movie, if you know what I mean.
My husband passed away when our son was 16 and I see a lot of his dad in him .Even in those short years of them being together .By the way my husband loved watching Dukes of Hazards !
Yeah, I'm a lot like my Dad. He would have been 74 , and I'm almost 50. Not only being named after him , but in personality... and I miss him so much.
I found out that the same thing that my Dad use to do, that would aggravate me so much. I do myself now. Like when the news comes on tv, I will holler shut up yall and be quite. I find myself bent forward with my hands behind my back listening to the news. That's just a quick glimpse of how we are alike. RIP Dad💐💐💐
I was watching Dukes Of Hazzard when you posted this and I went to go see this right away
My father was born in 1924 and weathered the Great Depression years. He never “used” that as an excuse for his upbringing. He learned how to prosper through it and make the best of the resources he had. This Depression farm kid later became the 1st Chief of police in our hometown. We learned from him, not only in our family setting, but also how he related to our community. He’s gone now, but still, countless people we come in contact with, still share stories of how my dad had some sort of influence on their lives as well.
You were luck and blessed.
Boy John you couldn't be so right about that. Brought tears to my eyes. Thank you brother.
I grew up in a part of Mississippi that had a sheriff like the real life Buford Pusser depicted in the movie walking tall.... Sheriff Loyd Jones....he gave me the first dog I ever owned. People on both sides of the law trusted and respected him.
Hey cutie pie always had a big crush on you. So, today is my dad's birthday he passed away at age 60 your math and description of Father and Son brought me to tears. I was the Tomboy that was like my dad , I am now a 62 year old woman , thank you for the Memories
Thanks John. I have a picture of my dad on my desk. He was 42 years my senior. My youngest is 39 years my junior. I hope I am everything like my dad. Cheers.
That was awesome. I lost my dad when he was 55. I am 54. And I wish he was around to see his great-grandchildren. And grandchildren too. John when you do you next stand on it. I hope you go to Sweden if they have the Swedish rally and the Finnish Rally and do some great filmmaking there. Most of the drivers speak English. Some of the guys I used to see on tv. Are still around.
Amen, Born and raised in Louisiana 66 years and counting!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! My Dad was a much better man then I am
I will watch anything you are in and make. Your a great man and always have been. Let's make this movie. I lost my dad at a very young age.
Thanks John, you are so right. My dad was 81 when we lost him.
Hey John, you start to understand your father, when you have your own children, and you understand life. God bless you, greetings from Patagonia
Never was captivated by a commercial like this!! john, Run for office!!! You are so well spoken!!
I am 58 years old John and this story is so true and so real, always love your veidos and content buddy, God bless you and your family Mark from Tennessee, ☺☺
I fight to not be like my dad. He was murdered in 1995 at the age of 53. I’m now 52. I see some similarities but I do pray and try not to be like my dad. Thanks John.
I did a film called “Inadmissible” about that very thing.
@@JohnSchneiderStudios I will have to check that out. Thanks
John, you’re getting wiser as you age. Don’t we all ? I hope and pray that my children make better decisions than I did with what knowledge I had. Maybe someday I will be the kind of man my grandpa would be proud of. I believe that you have succeeded in that. God’s grace on you and yours.
Mr. Schneider
I'm 51 I grew watching the Dukes. I've just seen the Drs interview. All of us never thought any thing bad about the Confederate flag! My family watched every movie or show you have been on. We all love ya! Can't wait to watch like son!
Hi John I loved your story can’t wait to see this it sounds amazing. I’m 43 the youngest of my fathers 4 sons my Dad is 79 and still going strong he is my best friend the one have always counted on and the example I try to set for my son who will be 20 this May, I loved the father figure you portrayed in Smallville I am a big fan. Thanks for entertaining Us all these years.
Awesome idea, let’s roll with it!
SEEMS LIKE TO ME, MEN LOVE IN THE DEEPEST WAY,SO DEEP DOWN IT SCARES THE HELL OUT OF THEM WHEN THEY REALIZED THEY ARE LIKE THEIR FATHER, AND THEY HAD ALWAYS BEEN SO COMPETIVE WITH THEM ALL THE WAY IN THE DAYS GROWING UP.AND WHEN THE DAD IS GONE AND THEN THEY REALIZED, THEY ARE THEIR DADS SON.❤
There's an exception to that rule of realizing you're like your father John.
If your parents divorced when you were 10, and by the time you were 16 your dad chose to not be in the picture; there's not a whole lot you will remember about him and therefore, not a whole lot you can recognize as being like him.
John, you are a Living Legend. I'm so glad you're doing RUclips videos. The kind of man I'd love to sit and have a beer with just to converse and be "in the moment" with a childhood hero. Best wishes from Edinburgh Scotland 🏴🇬🇧✌🏻
@John▫️Schneider you are a fake channel. John Schneider doesn't have a little square between his first and last name. Your channel has No Videos or content at all!? The REAL John Schneider should have you shut down.
John, your stories are always thought provoking and honest of human nature. The movie sounds like a good one. Would like to see it. 👍🤠❤️
Such a great guy with a lot of worthwhile things to say
You just put a tear in my eye and a lump in my throat. I miss my dad . Thank you and God bless J.S.
There are things about me that are like each of my parents but there are some things I STILL, at 65, I am self consciously very different about. I am kind to my children. NEITHER of my parents were kind to me. To my sisters yes, not to me. I made sure I took each of my kids to the doctors as often as needed, to the hospital when needed. My parents made excuses, usually money, even when I developed a heart murmur at seven and the doctor was worried I could go into cardiac arrest. I am involved in both their lives. Daily if I thought they would put up with it lol, because I want them to know I will be there when they need me. Neither of my parents came through for me. Ever. Be there for your kids.
WOW. THAT IS SO SPOT ON. AWESOME. I LOVE AND MISS OL. DAD.
So I watched the movie like son one of the most eye opening films I’ve ever seen thanks John
John Schneider you are a special person and a blessing to us all. Thank you for what you do.
And the cat's in the cradle and the silver spoon. Little boy blue and the man on the moon....
Thank you Mr. Schneider.
And I am just like my dad. I am afraid of no man. I need no charity. I will work until I drop. I prefer to do things myself. If I don't know how to do it then I will learn how to do it myself.
Aaaah! So true!
Appreciate this John.
I lost my Father in 2013 at the age 0f 74.
I'm now 52 and remember him fondly.
I recall myself back in the day asking my Mother on behalf of my 4 year older brother EVERY Friday night if we could stay up past 9pm to watch our favorite tv show "The Dukes of Hazzard"
In my locale it was on from 9-10pm Friday nights.
Although she never once objected, I recall my Father always giving my brother a wink, meaning it was O,K.
He often watched Dukes with us growing up.
I miss him.
I'm not very well-versed on the tech. nowadays, I'd like to order a DVD of "like son" through your website as my now 18 and 21 year old daughter's really enjoy crime-drama films, as do I and this film looks spectacular!
Cheers Bo :)
I just lost my dad last September and I definitely see I am like my dad
My wife of 42 years and sister , the friends of daddy and momma and outhers say iam just like my daddy , I agree ,like my father I made a difference , I leave a little papa wisdom for the younger generation s coming up the age latter , there are three kinds of people in this world, 1those who makes things happen, 2 those who watch things happening , 3 those who wandered what happened ? I missed it all ,, I am now old and death gaining ground and of little value as a human being because I didn't care enough to be a difference , don't leave your life that way if you do it won't matter nobody will car to rember you because you made no difference, nanna and papa made a difference
My oldest brother never got along with my dad, because he has a wife that wears the the pants, and he will do anything that she say. He is 69 years old, and not only dose he looks like my farther, but he has the same actions and personality.
Will check your movie out.
Thank you, John.
Still love Dukes of Hazzard. I was 2 when the show premiered. I also had the thrill of meeting you at Cooters Place in Nashville in 2007. My dad died a year ago after being put on ventilator. He was in hospital in Nashville for pneumonia. He was recovering after a week. Then they put him on ventilator without notice. He went into cardiac arrest..It was flat put murder. Afterwards, the hospital falsified his death certificate by claiming COVID and received $39,000 from the federal government.
I've heard this before. It's very lucrative for hospitals to falsify records. I don't trust hospitals, they diagnosed my husband having carpal tunnel syndrome when it turned out to be a relapse of Lyme disease, he almost died. We got him on massive doses of CBD and he's healed.
@@RebelsBestFriend I haven't trusted hospitals since 2000 after getting sick from flu shot. Plus I found out in 2012 after reviewing my mom's baby journal that my hearing loss was from MMR vaccine in 1977. It doesn't help that vaccine industry is immune from liability due to law passed in 1986.
@@RebelsBestFriend A friend has Lyme's disease. Modern medicine hasn't helped her either plus insurance refuses to cover it.
@@RebelsBestFriend I estimated in April 2020 that around 90% of reported COVID cases were being misdiagnosed or mislabeled after interviewing a number of physicians, surgeons, etc... Multiply that money by hundreds of thousands or tens of millions and it quickly becomes many billions of dollars over the past two years.
you are a legend, i watched you on duke of hazard, and now i,m 51
👍 your timeline on how we perceive our personalities is right on. I'm very much like my father as we were very close and did many things together. I'm pushing 70 and he's been gone nearly 14 years. When troubled I often think what would he do in this situation. Then I realized, he would have done just as I'm doing.
I have the utmost respect for almost all peace officers. But there are some you have to wonder about.
3 years ago I was driving the dirt roads in the forest across the state line in Arkansas. I was just enjoying the scenery and while I was driving extremely slow with no one around. I stopped to look at a fox. After it ran off I continue driving slowly still. I looked in the mirror I noticed I had the sheriff's department behind me. So I pulled over and stop so they could pass, but they just stopped also.
After a minute I decided to go but I wasn't going to change my driving Style. I followed along behind me for the next couple miles and then I turned pick up an adjoining road that started bringing me back towards the ranch. When we were about a quarter mile from the state line on comes the lights and sirens. So I stopped in the middle this one Lane Road. She asked if I was drinking I said no I'm enjoying the scenery. she said you don't mind doing a few tests. I said whatever you can just be wasting your time but do what you got to.
So after failing reciting the alphabet backwards, she was demonstrating how to stand on one leg. As she was holding her one leg off the ground she said hold it at 6 in like this. A fairly good judge distances and it wasn't 6 inches. So I said I know your husband's been telling you that 6 in what's your foots only off the ground 3 in. 🤣😂 with that she was perturbed and what directly for her breathalyzer kit. After a few minutes she finally found it in the trunk. Lol I blew into it and it came up zeros. looking puzzled she said, how many beers did you say you had? My reply as I said I was sightsee it since you chose to drive behind me you were too. Pissed she said you can go. I proceeded to ask her why is she was busy looking for drunks on a dirt road when even if they hit something the most they can hurt was Bambi. I then stated it's the holiday, the real dangers out on the highway where there is many drunks endangering many people good day.
You’ve made inspiring family movies and you deserve to make adult movies that are also inspiring as well!
I just lost my dad in April 2021 miss him every day we had a good time at the hazard homecoming in 2012 and the one they had in 2017 I can still here him in the car jump videos above everyone that was yelling
@John▫️Schneider Thanks for asking it really means alot I didn't now till he passed unexpectedly I did but I didn't know That my was the best friend I ever had and hurt just won't go away he was the heart and soul of our family and the glue that held everything together sorry to bother you with my problems Glad you doing good and i in joy your videos keep it up you aways tell it like it is Thanks again man
Yep I am like my dad may he R.I.P and hell ya I love my pops happy he is my dad
"Tough as a Waffle House steak". Perfect analogy. I know exactly how tough that is.
I can only hope that I'm as much of a man and as good a man as my father. I'm 63 now. When my father died our little country church was over filled and people stood in back and in the balcony thru his service. The parking lot was full and there were car's parked 3/4 of a mile in both directions in August heat in rural Indiana farm town. I can only hope I'm half as well thought of. I miss him every day.
I find myself talking to my kids about god like my dad talked to me. And they are grownups
Can’t wait to see it!
Well John, I must say; after listening to you, a film maker, talk about this idea of " Like Son" , I have to say, you would have been a top salesman if this Actor/Film Maker thing hadn't worked out. I can hardly wait to watch it.
John, I am so glad to hear the story behind this movie. I loved that movie so much. It reminded me so much of my relationship with my Daddy. Great story, please do more like it.
I'm 62 my father died at 63. I see my father in my reflection in the mirror
Well, real life isn’t all rainbows an unicorns and we don’t live in Candyland. I prefer well made films about real life, no matter how down and dirty it gets, that’s real. Gotta get this one!
I remember practicing jumping through car windows like the Dukes
I can’t wait to see it!!!
John Schneider you are a great storyteller. 🎥 📽 🎬 🇺🇸❤🇺🇸 🎬 📽 🎥
Congratulations on 275k subscribers
I knew when my Mom was in the corner teaching me to tie my shoes and my Dad was on the couch watching original Star Trek. Then my Dad tried to tell me several years later that he taught me.
I just heard about your new film but have not seen it yet. I find it amazing how much my son is like his father. His father and I split while I was pregnant with him. Although his father remained in his life and had visitation privileges, I was the primary care giver for him since birth and beyond. Although he is an adult now, I find it so amazing that he has many of the same facial expressions and mannerisms of his father. He also looks very much like him as well. It could be another line for the song Ironic by Alanis Morissette.
I'll try to watch it as soon as I can
Dukes was best show on TV. No question. God Bless Gov. George Wallace!
Wow John..can't wait too see it.
Some may not remember actor Sterling Hayden, I think as John has aged he resembles him.
This is all so true. Took me a long time to understand it, but I do now.
You're an insightful, fascinating man. And a superb storyteller John. Only recently discovered your channel here and found out what you're about.
Absolutely going to check out Like Son, based on this pitch. Very best of luck with the movie Sir.
My 2 fav actors - John Schneider and Clint Eastwood in no particular order..
John i believe you are just an all around good man. Love to have you as a neighbor.
I would have liked to have been close to my father OR my mother. I always envy those who had close relationships with their parents.
Rock on John Schneider!!👍🏼🇺🇸
Definetly worth seeing John. Sounds real good.
John I met you in the 80s at the Toledo sports arena. Keep up great work.
Every Christmas I still watch willow creek as part of my holiday collection. You and Tom were great together in that.
I'm 23, my old man is 56, and I KNOW I'm his son. Everyone knows. Heck, I was at a Christmas party a few weeks back, and someone whom I had not seen in years knew who I was because I looked like Dad.
omg.
Keep the movies coming !! Yall just rock!
The link is live. Again… this is not for everyone. Here it is: vimeo.com/202134388
The Harry Chapman song, Cats in the Cradle, great song.
John, I love what you stand for.
GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY JOHN.
John,i'd like this opportunity too reflect on your partner in crime James Best.That son-of-a-gun career goes back decades.He's played along side anyone that was anyone in Hollywood.He's played alongside the best.Many blessings too you John.🗽👍💕
I love the reflections here about fathers and sons. I knew early on that I was, and am, very much like my dad. And I mean that in a good way. If we weren't father and son, and somehow met each other, we would be friends.
We're both audiophiles, big time music lovers. We are both MAGA Libertarians. We are also both very skeptical, strong willed, and very opinionated. Neither of us always pick our battles wisely and have each gotten in to more than our fair share of pissing contests with people because of it. Because neither of us can play the game.
Neither of us are followers, but don't fancy ourselves much as leaders either. However, both of us have excelled in leadership roles. I can go on and on.
But I will say this... The first time I truly realized that I am my father's son, actually overwhelmed me with a sense of completeness I never felt before. But, to your other point, I also consider myself very lucky. Because I could have had anyone as a father. I was lucky that I got a dad that was a good natured and intelligent man, but with flaws.
Some people aren't so lucky. Some people have horrible men as fathers, or don't even know who they are. Those people really struggle in life. Take after him or not, it's up to us. To do the latter... Even if it is the right thing to do, doesn't mean it is easy.
@John▫️Schneider
I just watched the trailer. Looks like a great movie John. Very intense and kinda disturbing. Keep you on your toes. Glad you the good guy. I've watched probably most of your movies and definitely the Dukes of Hazzard. Keep up the good work.
I'll rent your new movie. I wanna know the truth. Thanks again John.
Other than the background sounds drowning you out a bit at the beginning, this was a great teaser for your new movie! Know what hubs and I are watching this weekend. :)
“Tough as a Waffle House steak”…hilarious 😂😂😂