Absolutely magic interview.....delighted I got 2 see it....three fugitives was hilarious Martin short...nick was pretending he was a dog......one of my favourite films.....
"Affliction" is *SO* underrated in my book. I love that film. I bet I watched it 15 times, and I'm still not tired of it. First time was in a quiet theater in Cedar Rapids Iowa. It was magical.
Please see some of my Comments. I thought he was really great in that Movie playing a Complete Sick,Violent Closeted Homo Sociopath Cop. I thought he was really scary in that role.
@@DJObiSmalls It surprises me that Anorher 48hrs could be someones favourite movie. No offense. For me it is a mess, and Iceman being Kehoe just doesnt add up with 48 hrs
Just saw Nick Nolte in an episode of The Streets of San Francisco from before he became famous. Even then you could tell he had great potential to become a big star.
Nick Nolte has always been a outstanding actor and he has given consistently good performances throughout his long career. Nick is always very gracious and charming and despite him now being 78 he is still a nice looking man to me. ❤️💚❤️
He's such an amazing actor in everything that he's played in. His performances are intense and he gives it 110% of himself in just about every film he has been in. My favorite film of Nick Nolte's was as 'Coach Pete Bell' in the sports film, "Blue Chips." (1994). His acting was superb.
He really played that part well. I think that he was channeling his inner Bobby Knight, because a lot of his character's behavior patterns mirrored that of Coach Knight. 😎👍
I thought he was great in his first Major Role- rich Man, Poor Man. But I thought he was great playing the really sick, Closeted Violent Sociopath Cop Villain in Q and A. He was really scary in that role.
He Had a tragic Life with that alcohol and Depression that i can fully understand ,but one of the greatest ever on screen,such jewels of actors never comes Back.Honor the underrated actors.
Happy Birthday Nick Nolte. UR good man. Love Star Wars The Mandalorian. May the Peace be with u Kuiil. From Harlingen Texas. February 8, 1941 February 8, 2021 though February 8, 3021
Great voice, great performer. I love his part in The Thin Red Line. Now I'm going to watch Down in Out in Beverly Hills, which I haven't seen since last century.
@@magistrumartium - Thanks! I am glad you decided to watch the Movie. Please tell me what you think after you watch the Movie. I hope I didn't give too much of the Movie away. Where or what Venue are you watching the Movie.? I haven't seen the Movie in a while myself. I wouldn't' mind watching it again one of these days also.
I just searched 'Q & A movie' on RUclips and found it. No, you didn't give too much away. Leonard Maltin's Movie Guide says it's a "gritty, graphic, well-acted story" and I agree. Nick Nolte and Armand Assante play forceful, dangerous characters at odds with each other plus Timothy Hutton who's investigating corruption in the police force. Not an outstanding movie but Nolte and Assante are outstanding actors. @@HoldenNY22
man nick nolte's a great actor i followed his movies from rich man poor man to the deep north dallas 40 just say every thing he did. but when he team up with eddie i got into all his movies...for what i notice in him he's a cool down to earth guy...
The fact that Babs wasn't nominated for neither best director nor best actress is absolutely disgusting. The whole movie is an absolute masterpiece in all the departments and the academy had the audacity to not nominate her?
never seen Who Will Stop the Rain...yet know that it's good. Nor that semi-recent film Walk in the Woods. That might be pretty good. I was a kid right when he was doing those roles in the 1980's which i saw in theaters and on cable tv. Big. Large than life. Up there with Charlie Watts greatness
Who will Sotp the Rain was based on a Book by Robert Stone called Dog Soldiers. I read the book years ago back in the 20th Centuryh when I was a Kid. It was good Maybe I might I appreciatiate it more. I might try to see the Movie if it is on Cable.
I’m so amazed that even now that Nick’s older he looks good. I honestly didn’t recognize him in Angel has fallen until he talked. This man has made some good movies
Nick Nolte Show 1. Kuiil - Star Wars The Mandalorian 2019 Movies 2. Four Leaf Tayback - Tropic Thunder 2008 3. Vincent - Over The Hedge 2006 4. Jack Benteen - Extreme Prejudice 1987
Garett Morris last episode on SNL: 5/24/1980 Season 5, Episode 20 (end of season). Eddie Murphy's 1st appearance on SNL: 12/13/1980 Season 6, Episode 4. 48hrs Filming started on 5/17/1982. 48hrs Release date 12/8/1982. 12/13/1980 Nolte was scheduled to host the SNL show on 12/11/1982. He loved alcohol. Eddie Murphy stepped up to host the show because Nolte was sick. If you listen to him in his prior roles, you'll hear a voice slowly distorting due to alcohol. This is way before his 50's. Same thing with Danny Bonaduce and other celebrities. Nolte is a great actor and that's all that matters. I wish the media would catch on to that.
Here are some ways to connect Nick to Kevin Bacon: 1. Nick Nolte was in 48 Hours with Eddie Murphy, who was in Shrek with John Lithgow, who was in Footloose with Kevin Bacon. 2. Nick Nolte was in Lorenzo's Oil with Susan Sarandon, who was in Dead Man Walking with Sean Penn, who was in Mystic River with Kevin Bacon. 3. Nick Nolte was in Warrior with Tom Hardy, who was in The Revenant with Leonardo DiCaprio, who was in Catch me if You Can with Tom Hanks, who was in Apollo 13 with Kevin Bacon. There might be others, but those are just 3.
They say old grumpy men are lovely, but that makes me wondering when to stop smiling. Getting old still sucks, but what the hell, we are groovy till it does not mather anymore. Define grumpy!
Fell in love with nick nolte rich man poor man ,it was great watching this ,and seeing his intelligence and knowledge
Craftsman…
Brilliant actor!
Nick is a gem.
Legendary in every way
Such a unique voice
Blessed by the Plaguelord Nergal himself.
Great actor.
Love Nick Nolte God bless him
Nick nolte such a great actor and a legend
Down and Out in Beverly Hills I must have watched that 100s of times more that Ghost Busters. Still watching it 30 years later
It's one of my all time favorites as well. Perfect, it just clicked and so many scenes funny as hell. 😂
Absolutely magic interview.....delighted I got 2 see it....three fugitives was hilarious Martin short...nick was pretending he was a dog......one of my favourite films.....
Great, great, GREAT actor. What a career.
This is basically a GQ Iconic Role video
Happy 80th Birthday Nick Nolte
"Affliction" is *SO* underrated in my book. I love that film. I bet I watched it 15 times, and I'm still not tired of it. First time was in a quiet theater in Cedar Rapids Iowa. It was magical.
Such an outstanding actor, love you, Nick Nolte.....❤
I agree my father's favorite actor
Watch Q&A with Nolte. Dude owned that movie.
Please see some of my Comments. I thought he was really great in that Movie playing a Complete Sick,Violent Closeted Homo Sociopath Cop. I thought he was really scary in that role.
Nick Nolte was so good in another 48 hours
My favourite film of all time.
@@DJObiSmalls It surprises me that Anorher 48hrs could be someones favourite movie. No offense. For me it is a mess, and Iceman being Kehoe just doesnt add up with 48 hrs
He's so passionate about acting.I saw a interview with Nolte about a great part in a movie and he had tears in his eyes.
Just saw Nick Nolte in an episode of The Streets of San Francisco from before he became famous. Even then you could tell he had great potential to become a big star.
Down and out in Beverly Hills. Now that is a great movie.
He has spoken
Nick Nolte has always been a outstanding actor and he has given consistently good performances throughout his long career. Nick is always very gracious and charming and despite him now being 78 he is still a nice looking man to me. ❤️💚❤️
He's such an amazing actor in everything that he's played in. His performances are intense and he gives it 110% of himself in just about every film he has been in. My favorite film of Nick Nolte's was as 'Coach Pete Bell' in the sports film, "Blue Chips." (1994). His acting was superb.
Excellent film. One of my favorite sports movies.
He really played that part well. I think that he was channeling his inner Bobby Knight, because a lot of his character's behavior patterns mirrored that of Coach Knight. 😎👍
Petey bell was a good interim role…which became a great role. Nobody can ‘blow up’ on screen like Nick Nolte
I thought he was great in his first Major Role- rich Man, Poor Man. But I thought he was great playing the really sick, Closeted Violent Sociopath Cop Villain in Q and A. He was really scary in that role.
Nick nolte was great in "return to Macon county "
I love 48 hours, absolutely fucking hilarious the way nolte and Murphy played off each other!
I think that Eddie Murphy took the Reggie Character and just changed the name and made him a Cop in the Beverly Hills Cop Movies.
This man was and still is cool in my books.
I miss his acting.
What a voice
He Had a tragic Life with that alcohol and Depression that i can fully understand ,but one of the greatest ever on screen,such jewels of actors never comes Back.Honor the underrated actors.
Aku!
You want to be like, Commmandannt!
Warrior was his greatest roll
Thank you !
Nick! Thanks for the great performances making our lives tolerable and fun! Hope you got a sky blue Cadillac
One of my favorite actors, sad to see he's ill.
My God--- when he starred in Prince of Tides! What an underrated actor.
Enjoyed his acting in "Blue Chips," too.
Happy Birthday Nick Nolte. UR good man. Love Star Wars The Mandalorian. May the Peace be with u Kuiil. From Harlingen Texas. February 8, 1941
February 8, 2021 though February 8, 3021
Love Nolte in movies like Blue Chips, Prince of Tides & 48 hrs. Like Clint Eastwood, He really get intense every role he plays.
just spent 3 days in an apartment doing piles of blow and the guy he’s with says oh no stay away from that guy he bases! lol funny!
Great voice, great performer. I love his part in The Thin Red Line. Now I'm going to watch Down in Out in Beverly Hills, which I haven't seen since last century.
I thought he was great playing the Sociopathic , Closeted Violent Cop in Q and A. I thought he was real scary in that Role
Thanks. I'm going to watch it right now for the first time.@@HoldenNY22
@@magistrumartium - Thanks! I am glad you decided to watch the Movie. Please tell me what you think after you watch the Movie. I hope I didn't give too much of the Movie away. Where or what Venue are you watching the Movie.? I haven't seen the Movie in a while myself. I wouldn't' mind watching it again one of these days also.
I just searched 'Q & A movie' on RUclips and found it. No, you didn't give too much away. Leonard Maltin's Movie Guide says it's a "gritty, graphic, well-acted story" and I agree. Nick Nolte and Armand Assante play forceful, dangerous characters at odds with each other plus Timothy Hutton who's investigating corruption in the police force. Not an outstanding movie but Nolte and Assante are outstanding actors. @@HoldenNY22
Down and out in beverly hills brilliant movie
He did a good job voicing that character in the mandalorian facts!
Well he just used his current voice....lol
i love nick nolte he is a good actor his best movie is cape fear
Endlessly interesting
Nick Nolte is an amazing actor. He does the voice of the bear Vincent from the 2006 DreamWorks Animated film Over the Hedge.
The voice of kuill!
I have spoken.
I am not so sure that Robert DeNiro is so shy and humble anymore.
nick played bruce banners dad good in the 2003 huk movie
give us one more down and out
that was funny when he said he got stuck for 3 days in New York and Eddie was a "base freak"
man nick nolte's a great actor i followed his movies from rich man poor man to the deep north dallas 40 just say every thing he did. but when he team up with eddie i got into all his movies...for what i notice in him he's a cool down to earth guy...
I like the characters of Nick Nolte and did not know he had Academy nominations: he deserves one or two, at least; imo.
It's gonna be very sad when he dies
I have spoken.
The fact that Babs wasn't nominated for neither best director nor best actress is absolutely disgusting. The whole movie is an absolute masterpiece in all the departments and the academy had the audacity to not nominate her?
hes a legend, loved him in 48 hrs with eddie murphy greatest duo ever no cap
tWenY Running Scared is a buddy cop movie that is great and overlooked that you should check out
Not disputing nolte and Murphy were a brilliant duo but best buddy cop duo ever?
No chance
Riggs and murtaugh by a mile
One of his best performances was Tom Jordache in Rich Man Poor Man. When he knocks his father through the plate glass you feel his rage
Would love to have seen him as Richard Kimble In the fugitive. Nolte turned it down
I think he would have done great in that movie ! I think even better than Harrison Ford , because Nolte has that fugitive look naturally haha
I didn't know that. He would have been very good in that Role.
He used to look like Ryan Reynalds
never seen Who Will Stop the Rain...yet know that it's good. Nor that semi-recent film Walk in the Woods. That might be pretty good. I was a kid right when he was doing those roles in the 1980's which i saw in theaters and on cable tv. Big. Large than life. Up there with Charlie Watts greatness
Who will Sotp the Rain was based on a Book by Robert Stone called Dog Soldiers. I read the book years ago back in the 20th Centuryh when I was a Kid. It was good Maybe I might I appreciatiate it more. I might try to see the Movie if it is on Cable.
I’m so amazed that even now that Nick’s older he looks good. I honestly didn’t recognize him in Angel has fallen until he talked. This man has made some good movies
I still luv him but Rifftrax is absolutely HILARIOUS with him!
Cool
I came here to hear him speak about ‘U-Turn’ from 1997. But nothing!
Nick Nolte
Show
1. Kuiil - Star Wars The Mandalorian 2019
Movies
2. Four Leaf Tayback - Tropic Thunder 2008
3. Vincent - Over The Hedge 2006
4. Jack Benteen - Extreme Prejudice 1987
Does he hurt when he talk? How is his breathing?
Garett Morris last episode on SNL: 5/24/1980 Season 5, Episode 20 (end of season). Eddie Murphy's 1st appearance on SNL: 12/13/1980 Season 6, Episode 4. 48hrs Filming started on 5/17/1982.
48hrs Release date 12/8/1982. 12/13/1980 Nolte was scheduled to host the SNL show on 12/11/1982. He loved alcohol. Eddie Murphy stepped up to host the show because Nolte was sick. If you listen to him in his prior roles, you'll hear a voice slowly distorting due to alcohol. This is way before his 50's. Same thing with Danny Bonaduce and other celebrities. Nolte is a great actor and that's all that matters. I wish the media would catch on to that.
His voice is hard to hear
Here are some ways to connect Nick to Kevin Bacon:
1. Nick Nolte was in 48 Hours with Eddie Murphy, who was in Shrek with John Lithgow, who was in Footloose with Kevin Bacon.
2. Nick Nolte was in Lorenzo's Oil with Susan Sarandon, who was in Dead Man Walking with Sean Penn, who was in Mystic River with Kevin Bacon.
3. Nick Nolte was in Warrior with Tom Hardy, who was in The Revenant with Leonardo DiCaprio, who was in Catch me if You Can with Tom Hanks, who was in Apollo 13 with Kevin Bacon.
There might be others, but those are just 3.
What a great actor . He did amazing in angel has fallen . He was hilarious too .
I have spoken
Are you OK Nick
this actor its still better than actor born in 2000s
Imagine all the stories this guy has.
always get him and gary busey confused
The Three Fugitives
Looks unwell but he's a tough one
He's one of the best, but my god has he destroyed himself with substances it's really sad.
Prince of Tides, Cape Fear, Night Watch...all brilliant because of him.
Has a amazing voice legend
3 days later... 😂
damn he's rough!
Ten minute podcast.
Not ill, just old. Still acting.
Wow! No Rich man Poor man?
offcourse...his brother peter straus was the rich man that always lost...poor thing
They say old grumpy men are lovely, but that makes me wondering when to stop smiling. Getting old still sucks, but what the hell, we are groovy till it does not mather anymore. Define grumpy!
Sadly De Niro is not shy or humble these days
Get Busy Living you know De Niro?
De Niro is known to be difficult on set sometimes but he isn’t an asshole like Jon Voight or Steven Seagal
I made the same Comment.
I can't understand a word he's saying
The price of fame and fortune, SIN.
Did he really eat dog food?
I think he did!
Didn't recognize him
Nature's cruel, Staros.
Gangway!
@@kowalski5599 feels like limo
What happened to his voice
Old age dude
drugs
The same as his skin.
He as always spoken like this but it worked for him
He doesnt look like Nick Nolte he is too fat
His voice is a mess.
Looks really healthy. Not
Down and Out in Beverly Hills I must have watched that 100s of times more that Ghost Busters. Still watching it 30 years later
Loved the dog and little Richard