I feel like Jim broke the ice by being honest and vulnerable immediately and it kicked off a really fantastic conversation where everyone else was like “hey f it, lets go there”
I agree. Jim actually steered into the fact about himself being this broken person and layed it all on the table. It's refreshing for once I hear something honest from Hollywood people and not 'actors' who's worried about ego. The top comments said it best ❤
@@HoodlumMedia For once I am not. He doesn't sound depressed but just really sincere and self-aware. I like how open he is about dropping the act in his life and jut being himself nowadays.
@@umchinagirard1800 it's not ego. Such misinterpreting is because both of these guys know the hidden agendas and evils that happen in Hollywood. That's why there's a lot of subtle likelyness.
I like that you are questioning why is THAT line there... But is not the right question, so I give you the answer to the right question: The WRITER did not write THAT one.
When Jim complimented Sasha you could just see how much that meant to him, even stating earlier on how intimidated he was being at the same table as him since he was such an inspiration for him. Awesome moment
You can feel the immense respect between those two. They should make a movie together, they're able to make a trash comedy yet at the same time full of meaning and intelligence underneath it all.
Perhaps it's due to Jim being considered by many [including myself] to be a comedic genius so him having admiration for someone speaks volumes about that person.
@@UncleEbenezer77 yes that makes sense. Also, I feel like Jim is allowing himself to be very vulnerable in this meeting. Making his admiration for someone else heartfelt. So much respect to these greats!
When Sasha went to his first Hollywood party he saw Jim talking about his girl problems and Sasha pointed to a girl and told Jim to hook up with her but that girl was Jim's daughter lmaoo
I felt exactly the same, during watching and hearing their conversation... Such a lovely and enlightened feeling, to see how like-minded peoples souls are so connected + I feel with them too... 🤗💖
I love that when Sacha said he was intimidated having Jim Carrey there, it was a switch for Jim. It was fascinating to see Jim put lots of effort into making eye contact with Sacha and the level of respect and validation he was giving him was incredible. He went on to compliment Sacha for his success and amazing skill of getting people to be vulnerable. It really showed a lot of Jim's character. He really is an amazing guy.
For context, apparently the first time Sacha met Jim was at a party. Jim was complaining about being single, and Sacha recommended a girl who walked past, who turned out to be Jim Carrey's daughter. He's not intimidated by Jim... he's embarrassed, which makes their interaction all the more interesting
Refreshing to see hollywood stars so aware that their fame is really a charade, unimportant to their happiness and that real fulfilment is in simpler things
@@arwenhsh that doesn't make any sense. Money is just a game. The best things in life are free. That's always been the case and you can always enjoy them. If you live in any civilised Western country, its perfectly free to take your kids for a walk in a national park any day of the week... You've just got to condition yourself to see the world from that perspective of gratitude.
when Jim Carrey said to Sacha "I had two choices with you, admiration or jealousy and I chose admiration"... there is a life's lesson for everyone out there...
Man.. me and my friend are artist but he has millions of followers (im not exaggerating) and i just have over a 200. I love him to death but i get depressed on how jealous i am of him. Ik its wrong and i hate it when i feel it. It makes me feel so small over his fame and praise he has. At the end of the day. He definitely earned it. And he deserves it. Ig i still need to work on my view on things. I may not always be a fan of jim but i will always appreciate his insight and honesty
I've been a fan of Jim since the mid 90s and I am even more a fan since he's letting out his true personality since few years. He's extremely true to himself finally and he doesn't hide it anymore. I wish him all the best, love and health.
i love that all of these actors just went all in and were so vulnerable about their lives, careers, experiences, etc. also props to the interviewer for having such amazing questions, and letting the actors just have their own conversation and not interrupt them and try to force it.
The girl who hosted this interview is actually fantastic at what she does. Like, really, it's rare to a see host nowadays who just knows what to say & when & how to say it. What a great host.
The moment Jim says "you killed it man" what massive compliment seeing as Jim is 1 of the reasons Sascha became a comedian. Imagine your hero telling you they are a fan of yours...mind effing blown lol
@@michellebrumwell totally agree, its ashame the Hollywood elite have pretty much stopped him from working, I heard it was because he was getting too close to talking openly about the illuminatti, on jimmy kimmel show, he said to kimmel, cmon the audience know about it, im in it your in it, watch kimmels face turn serious whilst laughing it off, he never really got proper work after that
@jcorb i dont think either really needs the praise. For one Jim Carrey is well, Jim Carrey. He’s an award winning actor, writer, producer etc. He gets praise from Hollywood elites all day everyday. Same with Sasha, he’s a genius writer and talented actor who has been recognized. They aren’t starving for praise as they always receive it. I just see it as two hard working men acknowledging each other in their craft
@jcorb i mean just try and put yourself in Sashas place. I’m sure they’re has to be someone you admire for whatever reason. Imagine this person you look up to giving you a shout out for your hard work and accomplishments, it would feel amazing
@@chromaticvisuelle Doesn't make it hard. Of course you're going to prepare, you have a table of some of the all time top comedians. Go watch a nardwuar interview, that's real preparation.
So happy I found this and a little sad I didn’t know about these table talks before. Every interview with Jim Carrey where he gets to be vulnerable and honest whilst also being funny always brings me to tears because he reminds me so much about my dad and how he used to be. The candor and vulnerability covered with humor was the embodiment of how I remember my dad and Jim Carrey will always remind me of the that beautiful hurting soul that I lost too soon.
I'm so sorry for your loss! My dad is fading away, so I kind of understand your pain, but from what you're writing, it sounds like you knew your dad at a deeper level. I hope that you are doing ok-ish, at least. Thank you for sharing this!
@@tone256 lol! Not the drug thing, but people use the expression clinging to the rails, like hanging on for dear life in a perilous situation. I think Baron Cohen and Carrey stretch themselves far into very dangerous spaces - Jim Carrey psychologicaly and Baron Cohen physically, holding very lightly to safety. I could also have said they go so far out on the slenderest and most fragile limb, their comedy hangs by a twig.
I love that when Sacha said he was intimidated having Jim Carrey there, it was a switch for Jim. It was fascinating to see Jim put lots of effort into making eye contact with Sacha and the level of respect and validation he was giving him was incredible. He went on to compliment Sacha for his success and amazing skill of getting people to be vulnerable. It really showed a lot of Jim's character. He really is an amazing guy.
These people are not amateur actors. I don't trust anything an actor says whether it's a compliment, criticism or some kind of political activism. Especially Jim Carrey because it's obvious he's uncomfortable in his own skin so he's always in some sort of character.
Jim looking Sacha in the eyes and just telling him how much he respects his work, that made me cry, I can't imagine how that would feel. Jim is a legend, and we are lucky to have him.
Yes mutual admiration, ego rubbing ego, lovely loved each other, jim and Sacha both supplying each other’s perhaps narcissistic Supply needs .... not sure ....
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Times feel dark. This gave me enormous joy. Hard to beat intelligent self-awareness, the increasingly warm pleasure everyone took in each other's company, and, oh, yes-humor; laughter. Thank you.
excellent host, and some of the questions seemed improvised yet still quite intelligent. Also a huge shoutout to the editing and camera work. They caught a lot of the personality in the actors so subtly and the edited infoboxes filled in details unobtrusively. Also a personal thanks to the one who close captioned over 60 minutes of content!
The respect for each other is immense...it was nice watching Sacha soaking up Jim's words.. The most pure discussion between actors ive seen...i wish more interviews were like this...
@@kalhussain787 I'm confused as to how "introverted" was used in this context. Do you mean that Sacha is normally outspoken and extroverted, but in front of Jim, he became the opposite?
@@bandotaku Precisely. I've watched many of Sacha's interviews before and I never seen him behave like that. Must've been in awe of Jim. Think i'd be the same!
@@robertowd5635 this, imo, is exactly what a decent group conversation should be. You get to see everyone react to and play up one another, and this reveals so much of their character. It sounds like you'd be happier watching Inside the Actors Studio lol.
Jim carrey recognizing sacha as his equal was such a great moment, “I had two choices with you, jealousy or admiration, and I chose admiration.” Those 2 are in a league of their own.
"When a NEW voice comes along and you've been THE voice, and there's a part of you that goes 'Wow & Whoa' - makes you laugh and also uncomfortable". Respect for Jim Carrey....True Transparency!!!
I wasn’t expecting this, but Sacha feels like the most steady and grounding presence at this table. He is clearly a highly intelligent person. Great Roundtable ❤️
Yeah not many people know that his actual personality is quite reserved and intelligent because he plays such silly/ larger than life characters. Not only did he go to Cambridge but he went to a sophisticated French comedy school that funnily enough looks at the art of 'clowning' basically making yourself look dumb to satire society. He also was / is a Jewish / progressive activist from his Uni days!
And another with: Jesus, 50 Cent, Mr. Rogers, Hellen Keller, Jeffrey Dahmer, Curious George, Julius Erving, Adolf Hitler, and Rosa Parks. That way there is some diversity.
@@jackschwartz1756 Wait a minute, too many dead people. fiddy cent and Dr.J plus John McEnroe, Alice Cooper, Tom Selleck, David Attenborough and Jerry Springer.
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I wasn't surprised when Henry Winkler said he'd be a child psychologist because in 1979, I was a troubled teen in L.A. at a child facility called Mac Laren Hall. He invited a group of us kids on the set of a Happy Days episode which is actually here on RUclips. It was an episode set in the 1920s. He was such a cool person, I felt like he really cared about us. He introduced us to the cast members. I'll never forget that day
Late night watching this episode, I see and hear a clear humbleness from the entire roundtable of all the entertainers. They all shared some deep inner memories. Liked
When Jim complimented Sacha, I felt that. Imagine being complimented by someone you look up to, and feeling like you can genuinely feel proud of what you've accomplished.
I'd love to have an experience like that. The closest thing I've experienced was the rapper Hopsin listening to one of my songs, but his feedback was mildly critical, which hurt my feelings, I was disappointed. Perhaps I had unrealistic expectations of getting a proper compliment, but it was an opportunity to get that validation that just didn't turn out as I expected.
@@TheRealKaYnE That's a shame dude, I can imagine how that felt. But just think of it this way, he respected you enough not to give you a sugar coated opinion and instead give you constructive feedback that might actually help you. Use it and consider incorporating his advise where it can be. I know sometimes it's nice just to hear that you're doing the right thing so that you can be more confident in that, but it's also sometimes important to hear the criticism too, that's what makes us stronger in the long run.
@Patrick Harrison I can see why you feel that way. But I think he's just trying to explain the motive behind his work is all. Just like Robin Williams trying to spread positivity in his films because he too was a broken man.
@@kanyetwitty6158 Most definitely agree with you on this. Half the time comedians are just telling stories from their comedic POV. When in reality, the situation in itself is usually pretty messed up!!
@@GyroZeppel Actually Jim Carrey is diagnosed depressive or bipolar and has received treatment and antidepressant medication for years. In his case, he is the proverbial "tortured soul" with psychiatric problems
I loooooove the videos with her, she is so respectful with all of them, giving them space to talk freely, not minding about the pre written questions. Watching this type of videos are so addictive! Love it so much
@@SuperBlazeOfficial Not sure the guy you are talking about, but I am assuming the one who is kind of a rude with his questioning and a bit disrespectful.
I love all of this. It's not a bunch of comedians riffing or one-upping each other or just goofing around. They're so vulnerable and honest and open and it's SO beautiful and human.
@@yeln4tsmusic No, I got that, it was just lame. It wasn't the 1st interview I watched of either of them, and if it were some late night show than Sasha's comments would fit right in, but it's a bit of a different format - which probably went over your head - so the expectations are different. But thank you for trying to explain the obvious.
I've been a driver for various national well known actors and actrices in my country for 10 years in the past, most of them have some kind of deep emotional trauma which is the reason for them to have developed skills which pushes them towards the profession. It got discussed on the phone (with others) or in the car amongst themselves or with me regularly. Especially when they had something to drink beforehand. Always trying to fix yourself, with the feedback of others. Great to see this being acknowledged here at this table.
@@jamisonbondison321 robin williams oh yeah. but sasha do extreme things to be called genius for attention and jim who got too wierd 10 years ago....tough. love that cheadle* though. very familiar with his ego. i think williams was too, but hard to tell with how eccentric he was with his people pleasing.
I haven't watched TV in years. Went home and saw my dad watch the news on CNN made me feel nostalgic...like remember Larry King Live? On CNN? Wasn't it huge, lol...I now see him on RT thru RUclips and it's like dang, what a transition...feels worse tbh, though qualitatively better. Weird huh.
Because without TV most of them wouldn't be so famous and therefore you wouldn't have this specific content haha. But I don't watch TV anymore since 2009. Just saying.
I haven't seen TV since 2003 give or take. Internet has changed the game, I really love this kind of content, wher you choose what to see when to see it without any previous given pre selection...that would be Netlfix tbh.
Yeah, she's been doing these for awhile now and she's amazing at encouraging every person to speak equally, really knowing everything there is to know about each person she's interviewing, and keeping the conversation going. Also, I love that she never seems starstruck or nervous, she's always very professional and keeps the conversation natural.
I agree completely. Glad someone else noticed it. She was brilliant. Didn’t “try” to be funny like others do. She realised she just needed to ask the questions and help them open up. (Not that they needed much help)
I absolutely love Jim Carrey... Always have. Never cared much for getting wrapped up in celebrity lives or Hollywood. I came across this video randomly but I did enjoy the questions and responses. The conversation felt genuine and it's nice to see these guys just talking. No injection of politics, no characters being played, no celebrity fantasy bubble... Just a conversation.
People don't realize that comedians are literally some of the smartest people, and like they said "people think we are, who we pretend to be" it's astounding that viewers don't understand that making "people" laugh is not easy. It comes with an understanding, a skill that comes with being intelligent enough to be unintelligent enough
@D. Johnston please shed some light on what crimes Jim Carrey has done, I’m going to guess you have no idea what your talking about since you haven’t responded to the other two comments above me in 2 weeks
This comes back around for me every couple years, and I share it often with friends, colleagues, and students. Such an incredibly meaningful time spent with those who seeded so much I have the opportunity to do today. Brilliant interview.
I like that you are questioning why is THAT line there... But is not the right question, so I give you the answer to the right question: The WRITER did not write THAT one.I like that you are questioning why is THAT line there... But is not the right question, so I give you the answer to the right question: The WRITER did not write THAT one.I like that you are questioning why is THAT line there... But is not the right question, so I give you the answer to the right question: The WRITER did not write THAT one.
It's true what Henry said about himself, meeting fans and being able to be gracious no matter what. He passed through my hometown and ate at a popular local restaurant, many people talked fondly of their experience meeting him. He entertained pretty much everyone that wanted a moment with him. I hadn't seen much of his work but after hearing about him being in town and how nice he was I became interested in finding films or shows he had been in. All of the actors experiences and how they deal with fame are valid, in my opinion, but Henry's approach seems so kind to me.
Actors are not the only humans that create multiple personalities when interacting with other humans. All humans do this chameleon act to others as a defense mechanism to protect our inner ego or lack of self-confidence. Creativity helps to control our inner demons hopefully in a positive way.
THE HOST IIIIIIS THE BEEEEEST, she should host all the others, no rude interruptions, she blends in perfectly with the people being interviewed, Love her .
Yes I agree! I have had season tickets to my city’s “city arts and lectures” series and not everyone can moderate and it can really ruin a conversation.
It's driving me crazy bc I've seen her somewhere else before! I feel like possibly in a talk show working on the crew...idk but it's bugging me! I can't find her dang name!!!!!
It's always amazing to me how many people reach their 50's and 60's before they truly feel comfortable enough to just fit in and enjoy the moment. Important lessons to learn for sure. Hopefully one I will learn some day.
I completely agree with you... but, I can't help but point out that the word is "whose" not "who's". "Who's" is the conjunction of "who is," while "whose" is a pronoun that notes that which is associated with a person.
I couldn't agree more. I'm 37 and Jim was the first comedian I truly looked up to. Sacha had a huge impact on my life too in my 20's. Comedy makes the world go round.
Damn I got chills when Jim gave praise to Sacha in such an open and honest way, you could see Sacha being so humbled and happy to hear it from a huge influence on his work, Jim is THE man!! Love him! Amazing video!
Great Roundtable, great interviewer! The way she lets conversations grow into something beautiful by not interrupting and then finds the perfect time to ask a new question to keep it going is brilliant.
It was amazing, especially having Carrey and Sasha together. They're both geniuses, especially the latter. I really hope they have an episode like this for "lesser" known comedians, who are absolutely brilliant. They write, act and direct the funniest sitcom currently on TV, and maybe the best in my lifetime: It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia. If they had Rob McElhenney, Glenn Howerton, Charlie Day and/or Danny DeVito, it would be an amazing roundtable. Not only can that show make me laugh hysterically -- whether watching alone or with someone -- but, as stated above, they all write and act the episodes and their character development. Geniuses in the SBC/Carrey mold, truly.
@@Tdray24 It's called Who Is America as I remember. Watch it. It is mindboggling how insane people are and how far they are willing to go to blame others for every problem they have. Just take Persian Warriors comment above as an example.
My mother in law met Henry in Betty's tearoom in Harrogate, she sneaked up behind him and grabbed him shouting 'hey Fonze'. He turned round with a huge smile and gave her a warm hug and then posed for a selfie with her and my wife. She totally invaded his space and he would've been right to react badly but he's such a gentlemen, even if it phased him he didn't let it show. What Henry didn't know is that her husband had just died a few months before and he really cheered her up, this was over four years ago and she still talks about that day and smiles everytime. I love Henry for this, this man is a true legend. Peace, love and happy days.
Every celeb video some random person I the comments has the same story on how they met so and so celebrity person. Not saying this is fake but there’s always the same comments
@Lil Kay there's a difference between "stating facts" and trolling several comments praising Jim. Whether he feels guilty for that girls death or not is none of your concern, yet here you are. And on a more personal note, stick your pathetic emoji up your ass, I'm not impressed. 🖕😘
@Lil Kay did you not hear him say at the start how people take snippets of his life and use them to create their own narrative for their own benefits? That's exactly what you just did, but you don't see it as your too caught up in your own bullshit.
I thought so too, and I think he's just showing respect for the greats (especially Jim imo) There's a time and place to step on the crazy pedal and I think Sacha was intelligently and respectfully holding back!
That’s a really insightful comment. That might be exactly why he creates such loud and in your face characters, as he can observantly pull apart the details and choose what he blows out of proportion and what he minimises. He’s an incredibly insightful man, and this whole talk made my day 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
I think he can be those characters because he’s so far removed from them. He couldn’t do them so well if he weren’t able to observe and absorb. He’s not just a loud character, he’s a highly intelligent creator.
From time to time, I go back to this interview and get inspired by these fantastic actors and their funny and heartwarming stories...all over again ❤ thank you THR
How the fuck would you know ? Are you his personal masseuse ? For crying out loud people in these Hollywood RUclips comment sections act as if their personal friends with these low-life leftists in Hollywood. These actors and actresses don't give one shit about you people. They love your money.
@@mwmann I can said the same about you. How would you know ? Are you close to him ? I'm not saying Hollywood isn't full of bad people, i'm just saying how do you who bad and who don't if you aren't close to them. And if even you are close to them you still can't know for sure what kind of person they are. It's funny that you criticize others rudely cause they jump to the conclusion that Jim Carrey is a good person while you are doing the same thing .
I like that you are questioning why is THAT line there... But is not the right question, so I give you the answer to the right question: The WRITER did not write THAT one.I like that you are questioning why is THAT line there... But is not the right question, so I give you the answer to the right question: The WRITER did not write THAT one.I like that you are questioning why is THAT line there... But is not the right question, so I give you the answer to the right question: The WRITER did not write THAT one.I like that you are questioning why is THAT line there... But is not the right question, so I give you the answer to the right question: The WRITER did not write THAT one.
I feel like Jim broke the ice by being honest and vulnerable immediately and it kicked off a really fantastic conversation where everyone else was like “hey f it, lets go there”
Despite his absolute disregard and egotism.
I agree. Jim actually steered into the fact about himself being this broken person and layed it all on the table. It's refreshing for once I hear something honest from Hollywood people and not 'actors' who's worried about ego. The top comments said it best ❤
Jim is special, we all know that.
To be honest I'm kinda worried, he's been crying out for a long time now
@@HoodlumMedia For once I am not. He doesn't sound depressed but just really sincere and self-aware. I like how open he is about dropping the act in his life and jut being himself nowadays.
The host deserves a medal for letting the guys talk so freely. Beautiful Talk.
It's so hard to find a host/moderator with that level of restraint and patience
Panda Brown i don’t know why but i read it as horse .
I wish Molly Queirm was like that lol
she's hot
And she knew when to keep it moving, a fine balance that led to great input and discourse between these dudes, super dope
Jim and Sacha need to make a serious film together. There is so much deep energy between them.
Ego rubbing ego, Narcissistic supply 101
I'd actually pay to see that
Umchina Girard let me tell you something... I see exactly what you mean... I didn’t know Carey was like this.. dang
@@umchinagirard1800 it's not ego. Such misinterpreting is because both of these guys know the hidden agendas and evils that happen in Hollywood. That's why there's a lot of subtle likelyness.
I like that you are questioning why is THAT line there... But is not the right question, so I give you the answer to the right question: The WRITER did not write THAT one.
When Jim complimented Sasha you could just see how much that meant to him, even stating earlier on how intimidated he was being at the same table as him since he was such an inspiration for him. Awesome moment
Yes! He felt proud and humble at the same time.
And it seemed mutual, too. A lovely set of moments between the two of them!
You can feel the immense respect between those two. They should make a movie together, they're able to make a trash comedy yet at the same time full of meaning and intelligence underneath it all.
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Sacha Baron Cohen and Jim Carrey sitting at the same table is gold
Adam sandler and Jim Carrey
They seem to really like each other, too.
now put them in the same movie
KDY YG Stan they should make a movie together it be epic
They're why I'm watching this video. I couldn't wait to see them together.
Jim: "...I act because I'm broken." I'm just here because of Jim. Really.
The realest shit iv'e heard all day...
immediately was like, damn, Jim went deep! I'm so here for it. He's amazing.
Ah it’s just pretentious. He is going through a 20 year old woke moment, uhh
I'm here just because of Jim as well!
DeVBestt I mean he’s just humble and like he said, “broken”.
Robin Williams would have been great to listen to around this table.
he would have been the only one talking. haha
Damn 🥺
@@shawn8878 big damn
😭😭
na-noose na-noose
I've never seen Don Cheadle in a part where he smiles as much as he does when he's being himself. Lovely to see.
If only he got to finish his thought without someone else stepping on it to talk about how it relates to them.
@@lahaza6515thank you!
who?
@@lahaza6515 my thoughts exactly..
idk why but it really warmed my heart to see Jim Carrey’s genuine respect for Sasha Cohen’s work.
Perhaps it's due to Jim being considered by many [including myself] to be a comedic genius so him having admiration for someone speaks volumes about that person.
@@UncleEbenezer77 yes that makes sense. Also, I feel like Jim is allowing himself to be very vulnerable in this meeting. Making his admiration for someone else heartfelt. So much respect to these greats!
I had this exact thought
Man that's how I felt, Sasha was looking at Jim the same way Jim was looking at Sasha. With respect and admiration.
Dude absolutely had the same feeling loved their interactions and to hear that story of admiration
Jim and Sasha are so smitten with each other. It's adorable. It truly shows how much admiration they have for each other's work.
When Sasha went to his first Hollywood party he saw Jim talking about his girl problems and Sasha pointed to a girl and told Jim to hook up with her but that girl was Jim's daughter lmaoo
yes! this is super cute,how they tease each other!I love to watch it.They are my favorite comedians of all the time.
I felt exactly the same, during watching and hearing their conversation... Such a lovely and enlightened feeling, to see how like-minded peoples souls are so connected + I feel with them too... 🤗💖
Honestly I wish the interviewees were only Jim and Sasha
People saying Sasha be like: 🐸
I love that when Sacha said he was intimidated having Jim Carrey there, it was a switch for Jim. It was fascinating to see Jim put lots of effort into making eye contact with Sacha and the level of respect and validation he was giving him was incredible. He went on to compliment Sacha for his success and amazing skill of getting people to be vulnerable. It really showed a lot of Jim's character. He really is an amazing guy.
my heart is so warm
Timeline please...
@@Vihari07 Timeline indeed
I want to be as good at my job as they are at theirs.
For context, apparently the first time Sacha met Jim was at a party. Jim was complaining about being single, and Sacha recommended a girl who walked past, who turned out to be Jim Carrey's daughter. He's not intimidated by Jim... he's embarrassed, which makes their interaction all the more interesting
Refreshing to see hollywood stars so aware that their fame is really a charade, unimportant to their happiness and that real fulfilment is in simpler things
A wild Dan Bull appears! Love the songs mate
The simpler things are easier to enjoy when you've got a few million in the bank.
@@arwenhsh I'm not rich but I can enjoy the simple things all the same.
@@thevinisoI'm getting poorer by the year and getting more content all the time....maybe senility is total bliss😮
@@arwenhsh that doesn't make any sense. Money is just a game. The best things in life are free. That's always been the case and you can always enjoy them. If you live in any civilised Western country, its perfectly free to take your kids for a walk in a national park any day of the week... You've just got to condition yourself to see the world from that perspective of gratitude.
when Jim Carrey said to Sacha "I had two choices with you, admiration or jealousy and I chose admiration"... there is a life's lesson for everyone out there...
yeah when you're feeling jealousy and admiration only tell people about the admiration
Man.. me and my friend are artist but he has millions of followers (im not exaggerating) and i just have over a 200.
I love him to death but i get depressed on how jealous i am of him.
Ik its wrong and i hate it when i feel it. It makes me feel so small over his fame and praise he has.
At the end of the day. He definitely earned it. And he deserves it.
Ig i still need to work on my view on things.
I may not always be a fan of jim but i will always appreciate his insight and honesty
Time stamp plz ???
1:13:57
@Tweed Penguin people can relate, chill
Sacha relaxing and opening up more after Jim gives him a HUGE amount of praise and respect was beautiful.
@Ano Nymous @17:16
he looked like he'd died inside and gone to heaven. how could you not after being praised by one of the best comedians ever.
very true
@@Deityoftime shocked to a complete blackout :D *insert mindbolwn meme*
I noticed that too. It's amazing that he has this sort of humility. I mean... a lot of talent at that table. This was a joy to watch.
Jim Carrey and Sacha Baron Cohen can recognize the genius in each other.
Honestly. At first i thought Sacha was fan boying Jim, but then realized Jim was looking at Sacha like a father proud father looks at his son.
Game recognizes game
@Ashley Harris the old Ali G and his other characters is some of the highest IQ comedy ever made
@@абвгдђежзијклљмнњопрстћуфхцчџш boy did the movie suck though
@Ashley Harris just got to say I loved Ali G . The bible according to Ali G was gold
I've been a fan of Jim since the mid 90s and I am even more a fan since he's letting out his true personality since few years. He's extremely true to himself finally and he doesn't hide it anymore. I wish him all the best, love and health.
This is like a support group for famous people
Its true! they have such a unique life experience only each other can understand.
@Kelp Farming You sound hurt
Kelp Farming you're really reading into this 3 word comment. Sorry if I upset you.
@Kelp Farming ok
Hahahahaha I died, so true
Jim's vulnerability is what opens this table up from the start. Probably the best roundtable ever
"I can't live with this any more..." 27:05
Agreed he's done well to rebound/ deflect from overdosing his wife with illegal drugs...my hero
So agree
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This is the first I've ever watched. Watched because its comedians. I think Sacha's professional look in the thumbnail helped me click.
Jim giving Sasha kudos and praise was so fun to see. It clearly meant the world to Sasha
It was to break the pregnant pause. 😕
Ben Mackowski yes, that was so great! 😃 loved that moment, all around awesome interview/round table
17:16
Was gonna same the same thing, he said jim was his icon. That's awesome!
*Sacha
i love that all of these actors just went all in and were so vulnerable about their lives, careers, experiences, etc. also props to the interviewer for having such amazing questions, and letting the actors just have their own conversation and not interrupt them and try to force it.
The girl who hosted this interview is actually fantastic at what she does. Like, really, it's rare to a see host nowadays who just knows what to say & when & how to say it. What a great host.
She's mostly great, but it's bizarre that she keeps calling everyone "you" rather than using names when addressing specific actors. A bit off-putting.
@@gst013 stfu
And what not to say
She made the talk flow, no cutting the interactions between the actors. Loved it!
@@hugemeatsack4470 no u
The moment Jim says "you killed it man" what massive compliment seeing as Jim is 1 of the reasons Sascha became a comedian. Imagine your hero telling you they are a fan of yours...mind effing blown lol
Maybe he knew it was important he heard it
Jim Carey is so nice. It seems like he was paying it forward because of what he said about Dick Van Dyke at 1 hour 10 minutes.
@@michellebrumwell totally agree, its ashame the Hollywood elite have pretty much stopped him from working, I heard it was because he was getting too close to talking openly about the illuminatti, on jimmy kimmel show, he said to kimmel, cmon the audience know about it, im in it your in it, watch kimmels face turn serious whilst laughing it off, he never really got proper work after that
ted dymski why are you the way that you are
how do u know sascha is a fan of jim??
Let’s all appreciate this interview she did a phenomenal job. Asked great questions, never interrupted, let the conversation grow....Fantastic job!
@Mike Knight oh RUclips comments
Mike Knight lmao okay bud
@Mike Knight Is the reverse nazi thing that was funny, I mean that's just being normal
I'm reverse racist
I love her voice
This is one of the best round tables I have ever seen. Four years on and it's still worth every second!
I absolutely love how Sacha admits to admiring Jim, then every time he compliments him Jim gets the most genuine grin. Love it.
@jcorb what pathetic?? That’s one of his idols, it’s Jim Freaking Carrey complimenting his work! Who WOULDNT gush?!
@jcorb someone that doesn’t look for approval isn’t human, including you
@jcorb i dont think either really needs the praise. For one Jim Carrey is well, Jim Carrey. He’s an award winning actor, writer, producer etc. He gets praise from Hollywood elites all day everyday.
Same with Sasha, he’s a genius writer and talented actor who has been recognized. They aren’t starving for praise as they always receive it.
I just see it as two hard working men acknowledging each other in their craft
@jcorb i mean just try and put yourself in Sashas place. I’m sure they’re has to be someone you admire for whatever reason. Imagine this person you look up to giving you a shout out for your hard work and accomplishments, it would feel amazing
Dis comadee biznis impoo'ant innit!?
The host is fantastic. The ability to control that table with apparent effortlessness is amazing.
I wouldn't be able to do it. 10/10
It's not hard. Just wait until a story is over and ask a question really loudy.
@@Angeck not really, the other guy is bad compare to her
@@chromaticvisuelle im talking about her not the other guy
@@Angeck well she is good and I don't think it's that easy. Lot of preparations & researches before
@@chromaticvisuelle Doesn't make it hard. Of course you're going to prepare, you have a table of some of the all time top comedians.
Go watch a nardwuar interview, that's real preparation.
So happy I found this and a little sad I didn’t know about these table talks before. Every interview with Jim Carrey where he gets to be vulnerable and honest whilst also being funny always brings me to tears because he reminds me so much about my dad and how he used to be. The candor and vulnerability covered with humor was the embodiment of how I remember my dad and Jim Carrey will always remind me of the that beautiful hurting soul that I lost too soon.
I'm so sorry for your loss! My dad is fading away, so I kind of understand your pain, but from what you're writing, it sounds like you knew your dad at a deeper level. I hope that you are doing ok-ish, at least. Thank you for sharing this!
Jim Carrey and Sacha Baron Together is A Dream Come True.
Sacha Baron isn't as funny as Jim Carry and never will be....
unfortunately they not gay though
@@dhdowlad Can they both be funny? Is that possible? Two different sides of the comedy coin.
@@dhdowlad Neither does he have to try. I love Jim, but Sacha is a genius writer.
@@user-yz7xh7lp8i Having sex is not the only way two people can be physically present in the same place, idiot.
Notice how Sacha and Jim look at each other every time they each talk. Mutual respect and mutually looking for each others validation. Two of a kind.
Exactly 🤗💖
Totally agree. What beautiful expressions of mutual appreciation.
@@evalu248 it's not just that, there's clearly a special bond.
@** Yup! Just masked up characters playing roles on the world stage, while all the sheeple suck up their propaganda.
@Chris H and I graduated with a Chris H so if this is you then hello as well!
There is something very genuine the way Sacha and Jim speak about each other’s work.
I think they both have the lightest touch to the rail.
@@fishfingers32 wdym by that :0
@@tone256 lol! Not the drug thing, but people use the expression clinging to the rails, like hanging on for dear life in a perilous situation. I think Baron Cohen and Carrey stretch themselves far into very dangerous spaces - Jim Carrey psychologicaly and Baron Cohen physically, holding very lightly to safety. I could also have said they go so far out on the slenderest and most fragile limb, their comedy hangs by a twig.
I love that when Sacha said he was intimidated having Jim Carrey there, it was a switch for Jim. It was fascinating to see Jim put lots of effort into making eye contact with Sacha and the level of respect and validation he was giving him was incredible. He went on to compliment Sacha for his success and amazing skill of getting people to be vulnerable. It really showed a lot of Jim's character. He really is an amazing guy.
@@fishfingers32 Fascinating observation. Tbh, your first comment made me think of something completely different from your second one.
I like all of them so much. Also appreciated how lovely both Jim and Henry were in their disagreements.
Watching this just makes me think "how great would it be if Robin Williams is here as well". Really miss the dude.
(Heavy sigh)! Mrs. Doubtfire comes to my mind after reading your comment. Great egg of an actor, indeed!
Maaaaate, why you gotta make me suddenly cry like that
It would have been a bloody riot :-)
Ohhhhh yes I agree but now I'm all cryey😔😔😔
well fuck... this makes me sad
Carey's compliment to Sacha about Borat was so sincere and honest that it felt like I was receiving the compliment.
These people are not amateur actors. I don't trust anything an actor says whether it's a compliment, criticism or some kind of political activism. Especially Jim Carrey because it's obvious he's uncomfortable in his own skin so he's always in some sort of character.
@D. Johnston can you care to elaborate ? Like what crimes specifically are committed by these Hollywood actors and which actors.
Haha, that’s funny and kinda sweet.
@@philricke8372 But he'd clearly invited Sacha over to his house as a fan in the past and it seems he genuinely enjoys and admires his work
Ironically Carrey would probably hate reading this comment.
Jim looking Sacha in the eyes and just telling him how much he respects his work, that made me cry, I can't imagine how that would feel. Jim is a legend, and we are lucky to have him.
Yes mutual admiration, ego rubbing ego, lovely loved each other, jim and Sacha both supplying each other’s perhaps narcissistic Supply needs .... not sure ....
@@umchinagirard1800 yeah man we get it ...
me too
I like that you are questioning why is THAT line there... But is not the right question, so I give you the answer to the right question: The WRITER did not write THAT one.I like that you are questioning why is THAT line there... But is not the right question, so I give you the answer to the right question: The WRITER did not write THAT one.
Stop idolizing celebrities. It’s pathetic.
Times feel dark. This gave me enormous joy. Hard to beat intelligent self-awareness, the increasingly warm pleasure
everyone took in each other's company, and, oh, yes-humor; laughter. Thank you.
It's funny watching Sacha and Jim looking for approval from each other. They both respect each other so much.
They are both amazing, I never though they can admire each other as I do lol
smiled so hard when jim praises him
Sasha grew up on Jim’s work and Jim sees Sasha’s work as something he wished he could have done
@Crixus that's not what he said, and that's your opinion, so don't shut him up. Also what he said is true, and you can tell if you watch the video.
@Crixus Sasha brings out the worst in the worst people. Jim wishes he could.
when the class clowns all get detention on the same day.
clowns?
@@chashatoplokafence8076 Stop getting butthurt
Underrated comment
😄😄😄 Maybe, but don't forget: they are the MOST admired and the best PAYED clowns! 😜🤩🙌🏼
lol
This moderator did an exceptional job at letting them talk while guiding conversation. Really appreciate it.
NO
Well that was constructive
@@georgecarlynn3783 one word. Explain.
I thought the same, like please don’t let her change their interesting subject
excellent host, and some of the questions seemed improvised yet still quite intelligent. Also a huge shoutout to the editing and camera work. They caught a lot of the personality in the actors so subtly and the edited infoboxes filled in details unobtrusively.
Also a personal thanks to the one who close captioned over 60 minutes of content!
"Who knew the moon had no gravity?" Bro Sacha is always on troll mode lmao
HHOLY SHITTT Never imagined Jim Carrey and Sacha Baron Cohen could coexist in a same room.
Yeah! it's quite a feat that the producer managed to organize this round table.
they will probably end up on the same wacko ward
1:14:04 summed it in a very nice way however
I feel the tenssion between.
Jim... the only person at the table that could crack up Sacha
The chemistry between Jim and Sascha is beautiful, real admiration there.
Marxist bros
The respect for each other is immense...it was nice watching Sacha soaking up Jim's words..
The most pure discussion between actors ive seen...i wish more interviews were like this...
Yeah but that’s cause they two are the best
That's a heavy room. 😳 Legends of the art of making people laugh.
@@nebulousy wot
Sacha Baron Cohen looking at Jim with such admiration is amazing 🖤
He seemed totally taken, almost seemed introverted!
I ship it
@@kalhussain787 I'm confused as to how "introverted" was used in this context. Do you mean that Sacha is normally outspoken and extroverted, but in front of Jim, he became the opposite?
It's interesting to think... Even our heroes have heroes ... We're all just people, going through the same things in our unique ways.
@@bandotaku Precisely. I've watched many of Sacha's interviews before and I never seen him behave like that. Must've been in awe of Jim. Think i'd be the same!
This interviewer was incredible. Great questions, and stuck to them. New when to jump in, and more importantly, when to sit back.
Glad mainstream media is starting to catch on to the value of long form conversation. The amount of talent sitting around that table is astounding.
Several of the Top 10 daytime TV shows are and have been talk shows for decades.
meh
7 people fighting for time to blurt out half thoughts in the period of 1 hour is not a conversation-it’s a circus.
@@robertowd5635 this, imo, is exactly what a decent group conversation should be. You get to see everyone react to and play up one another, and this reveals so much of their character. It sounds like you'd be happier watching Inside the Actors Studio lol.
Ben Soros That’s actually true 😆 And I would def love to see an ITAS with each one of these guys.
Jim carrey recognizing sacha as his equal was such a great moment, “I had two choices with you, jealousy or admiration, and I chose admiration.” Those 2 are in a league of their own.
Jim was smart enough NOT to choose jealousy and Sacha humbled to respect his choice. Amazing!!!
Word to the mother √
Time stamp?
prime tyson 1:13:59
"When a NEW voice comes along and you've been THE voice, and there's a part of you that goes 'Wow & Whoa' - makes you laugh and also uncomfortable". Respect for Jim Carrey....True Transparency!!!
I wasn’t expecting this, but Sacha feels like the most steady and grounding presence at this table. He is clearly a highly intelligent person. Great Roundtable ❤️
The guy graduated from Cambridge!
@@atomic4650 Oh that’s cool, I didn’t know that!
Yeah not many people know that his actual personality is quite reserved and intelligent because he plays such silly/ larger than life characters.
Not only did he go to Cambridge but he went to a sophisticated French comedy school that funnily enough looks at the art of 'clowning' basically making yourself look dumb to satire society. He also was / is a Jewish / progressive activist from his Uni days!
He is super-intelligent that's is why he is knowledgeable about political premises .
and he is also veeeeeery handsome
The respect and the quality of this interview is beyond amazing
Make one with: Keanu Reeves, Leo, DiCaprio Brad Pitt, Mathew McConaughey, Christian Bale, Joaquin Phoenix, and Johnny Depp!
So, just white guys?
There are mixed Roundtables.
And another with: Jesus, 50 Cent, Mr. Rogers, Hellen Keller, Jeffrey Dahmer, Curious George, Julius Erving, Adolf Hitler, and Rosa Parks. That way there is some diversity.
@@jackschwartz1756 Wait a minute, too many dead people. fiddy cent and Dr.J plus John McEnroe, Alice Cooper, Tom Selleck, David Attenborough and Jerry Springer.
@@brandoncollins1225 What does race have to do with anything right now? Smh
Man, the connection Jim and Sacha have. Just pure geniuses.
Yeah I saw that too! True bromance! I love it
Of idiocy ...
I like that you are questioning why is THAT line there... But is not the right question, so I give you the answer to the right question: The WRITER did not write THAT one.I like that you are questioning why is THAT line there... But is not the right question, so I give you the answer to the right question: The WRITER did not write THAT one.I like that you are questioning why is THAT line there... But is not the right question, so I give you the answer to the right question: The WRITER did not write THAT one.I like that you are questioning why is THAT line there... But is not the right question, so I give you the answer to the right question: The WRITER did not write THAT one.I like that you are questioning why is THAT line there... But is not the right question, so I give you the answer to the right question: The WRITER did not write THAT one.
I wasn't surprised when Henry Winkler said he'd be a child psychologist because in 1979, I was a troubled teen in L.A. at a child facility called Mac Laren Hall. He invited a group of us kids on the set of a Happy Days episode which is actually here on RUclips. It was an episode set in the 1920s. He was such a cool person, I felt like he really cared about us. He introduced us to the cast members. I'll never forget that day
What a nice story. He sounds like an amazing person indeed.
That’s such a great story!!
Wow 👏🏻
He looks like a legit nice human being :)
Henry is a righteous dude. He’s such an amazing guy. Nobody ever has a bad word to say about the man.
Late night watching this episode, I see and hear a clear humbleness from the entire roundtable of all the entertainers. They all shared some deep inner memories. Liked
Jim looks like a proud dad everytime sasha talks lol
Heraw 5 I think that if Jim became famous nowadays he would probably be the equivalent of Sasha
Right lol the speech after Sascha talks was so genuine he couldn't look Jim in the eye
Heraw 5 so true
When Jim complimented Sacha, I felt that. Imagine being complimented by someone you look up to, and feeling like you can genuinely feel proud of what you've accomplished.
I'd love to have an experience like that. The closest thing I've experienced was the rapper Hopsin listening to one of my songs, but his feedback was mildly critical, which hurt my feelings, I was disappointed. Perhaps I had unrealistic expectations of getting a proper compliment, but it was an opportunity to get that validation that just didn't turn out as I expected.
@@TheRealKaYnE That's a shame dude, I can imagine how that felt. But just think of it this way, he respected you enough not to give you a sugar coated opinion and instead give you constructive feedback that might actually help you. Use it and consider incorporating his advise where it can be. I know sometimes it's nice just to hear that you're doing the right thing so that you can be more confident in that, but it's also sometimes important to hear the criticism too, that's what makes us stronger in the long run.
you must´ve actually have something for hop to give you the courtesy of a critical/honest feedback tbh. depends on the occasion a little of course
Where
@@TheRealKaYnE hopsin is a legend!
Carrey, ‘We are all broken’ Baron Cohen ‘why are you looking at me?’ Carrey, ‘I’m looking through you’ 😂. Lightening wit!
Cheadle: “I’m just cringing when I’m watching your show”
Cohen: “Thank you”
This was so freaking incredible and insightful. When and where else could you ever hear these people just sit down and talk?
@@aldisstimits8364 copy and paste 😍
This is the most authentic actor table talk I’ve seen. Thanks to Jim for immediately making the rest of them feel like humans again
Everyone’s joking on the first question
Jim Carrey: I act because I’m broken
Don: hmmm
@Patrick Harrison I can see why you feel that way. But I think he's just trying to explain the motive behind his work is all. Just like Robin Williams trying to spread positivity in his films because he too was a broken man.
I’m sick of hearing the tortured artist angle. It’s so cliched by now and you don’t have have to be a tortured soul to be an actor or comedian.
But it's so common. My mother says if a comedian is really funny they must have some demons behind the scenes.
@@kanyetwitty6158 Most definitely agree with you on this. Half the time comedians are just telling stories from their comedic POV. When in reality, the situation in itself is usually pretty messed up!!
@@GyroZeppel Actually Jim Carrey is diagnosed depressive or bipolar and has received treatment and antidepressant medication for years. In his case, he is the proverbial "tortured soul" with psychiatric problems
Can we just appreciate the host? It must be extremely hard to sit at a table full of comedians and get a word out. She is amazing!
Seriously! I’d just wanna sit there and listen to them to back and forth
Not sure what we are appreciating? She read the cards and they filled in the air.
@@curnwah11 I've hardy watched any of this and am already tired of her cutting them off
whats her name
she is annoying
The interviewer was top shelf, guided it masterfully . More of her please .
I loooooove the videos with her, she is so respectful with all of them, giving them space to talk freely, not minding about the pre written questions. Watching this type of videos are so addictive! Love it so much
unlike that other guy
@@SuperBlazeOfficial Not sure the guy you are talking about, but I am assuming the one who is kind of a rude with his questioning and a bit disrespectful.
@@freddiegrace3770 yup and he interrupts everyone
@@SuperBlazeOfficial This guy? ruclips.net/video/8kkag-jVdt8/видео.html
I love all of this. It's not a bunch of comedians riffing or one-upping each other or just goofing around. They're so vulnerable and honest and open and it's SO beautiful and human.
Jim: "I act because I'm broken..."
Me: *immediately starts crying*
Sasha: "I act to get prettier girls"
Me: why is he at the same table as Jim and the others
@@wildhrushka he was making a joke, but his comment isn’t incorrect. It obviously went over your head.
@@yeln4tsmusic No, I got that, it was just lame. It wasn't the 1st interview I watched of either of them, and if it were some late night show than Sasha's comments would fit right in, but it's a bit of a different format - which probably went over your head - so the expectations are different.
But thank you for trying to explain the obvious.
I've been a driver for various national well known actors and actrices in my country for 10 years in the past, most of them have some kind of deep emotional trauma which is the reason for them to have developed skills which pushes them towards the profession. It got discussed on the phone (with others) or in the car amongst themselves or with me regularly. Especially when they had something to drink beforehand. Always trying to fix yourself, with the feedback of others. Great to see this being acknowledged here at this table.
Yes!
I'm honestly just here for Jim and Sacha, just seeing them together is gold.
Don't be rude to the other guests.
Everyone’s joking on the first question
Jim Carrey: I act because I’m broken
Don: hmmm
Robin Williams would have been great to listen to around this table.
@@jamisonbondison321 robin williams oh yeah. but sasha do extreme things to be called genius for attention and jim who got too wierd 10 years ago....tough. love that cheadle* though. very familiar with his ego. i think williams was too, but hard to tell with how eccentric he was with his people pleasing.
I'm honestly just here for Jim and Sacha, just seeing them together is gold.
This is my first time watching one of these. I appreciate the vulnerability and honesty.
.. honestly why bother watching tv when there's content like this on RUclips. This is extremely interesting.
I haven't watched TV in years. Went home and saw my dad watch the news on CNN made me feel nostalgic...like remember Larry King Live? On CNN? Wasn't it huge, lol...I now see him on RT thru RUclips and it's like dang, what a transition...feels worse tbh, though qualitatively better. Weird huh.
Because without TV most of them wouldn't be so famous and therefore you wouldn't have this specific content haha. But I don't watch TV anymore since 2009. Just saying.
I haven't seen TV since 2003 give or take. Internet has changed the game, I really love this kind of content, wher you choose what to see when to see it without any previous given pre selection...that would be Netlfix tbh.
People still watch regular TV? Lol
It really is!
Cheadle: “I’m just cringing when I’m watching your show”
Cohen: “Thank you”
Well he did say he was cringing in a great way. Lol
There is something very genuine the way Sacha and Jim speak about each other’s work.
Cheadle: “I’m just cringing when I’m watching your show”
Cohen: “Thank you”
He is such a classy man, I really love Don and Sasha.
Robin Williams would have been great to listen to around this table.
This moderator was great. Really appreciate her not interrupting and allowing the conversation to flow
Yeah, she's been doing these for awhile now and she's amazing at encouraging every person to speak equally, really knowing everything there is to know about each person she's interviewing, and keeping the conversation going. Also, I love that she never seems starstruck or nervous, she's always very professional and keeps the conversation natural.
Yes, I like her more than the English guy they usually have.
I agree completely. Glad someone else noticed it. She was brilliant. Didn’t “try” to be funny like others do. She realised she just needed to ask the questions and help them open up. (Not that they needed much help)
Agree. And likewise every single one these icons had respect likewise when she started speaking ❤
I absolutely love Jim Carrey... Always have.
Never cared much for getting wrapped up in celebrity lives or Hollywood. I came across this video randomly but I did enjoy the questions and responses.
The conversation felt genuine and it's nice to see these guys just talking. No injection of politics, no characters being played, no celebrity fantasy bubble... Just a conversation.
This was so freaking incredible and insightful. When and where else could you ever hear these people just sit down and talk?
yes
Weird to see a channel with 3,7 million subscribers not even be close to top comment.
Yes Theory just want to say thank you, yes theory
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Hi I have a question, what insightful means
My English is weak
I can feel the amount of brain power going through Jim Carey and Sacha.
Jim Carrey is insane. Ranting about how "there is no me" and "sexual alchemy" and other deep thoughts teenagers discover.
LMivha Sacha - definitely. Jim - doesn’t seem connected for long while now. Typical Hollywood freaking out style
@@jamieb0nd You are mistaking knowledge of things that aren't true for intelligence.
Jim is a loving guy
@@keepersoftheway4437 Not really.
People don't realize that comedians are literally some of the smartest people, and like they said "people think we are, who we pretend to be" it's astounding that viewers don't understand that making "people" laugh is not easy. It comes with an understanding, a skill that comes with being intelligent enough to be unintelligent enough
@D. Johnston Care to shed some light on the heinous crimes of Jim Carrey.
@D. Johnston great I love heinous crimes especially heinous crime committed against the weak and defenceless
@D. Johnston please shed some light on what crimes Jim Carrey has done, I’m going to guess you have no idea what your talking about since you haven’t responded to the other two comments above me in 2 weeks
Love this comment. Exceptionally stated.
@D. Johnston I'm willing to bet that you're a QANON cult member. Don't speak on people you don't know on a personal level.
This comes back around for me every couple years, and I share it often with friends, colleagues, and students. Such an incredibly meaningful time spent with those who seeded so much I have the opportunity to do today. Brilliant interview.
I could listen to Sacha Baron Cohen tell stories all day long. He is so fascinating.
I can only listen to that voice for 10 seconds at a time
taliwakka27 I can respect that. He isn't for everyone
@@alvajjoe it's his voice that is annoying, not his personality
i got a grin the whole time hes talking
He's better at times like this. I don't think anything he does is funny at all. And I hate the Ali G show even still
RIP Robin Williams he would have fit right in because he was trying to be more grounded in the last few years
Dod Jones ~ Yeah,
i Luv Sasha Baron’s
Comedy but i really H8
His Political ideas . .
Such a Shame !
@Marcus Straya you let someone being affected by someone else’s political ideology affect you? Snowflake
Aight imma leave now.. 😅
I agree
This comment hurt me. Rip to him
@@jamesguy1030 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😘🤣😘😘
Hery: "id be a child psychologist "
Jim: "id be a child"
Henry the Fonz seemed the most caring with heart 💓
I like that you are questioning why is THAT line there... But is not the right question, so I give you the answer to the right question: The WRITER did not write THAT one.I like that you are questioning why is THAT line there... But is not the right question, so I give you the answer to the right question: The WRITER did not write THAT one.I like that you are questioning why is THAT line there... But is not the right question, so I give you the answer to the right question: The WRITER did not write THAT one.
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@@umchinagirard1800 Henry also writes children's books with his wife!
It's true what Henry said about himself, meeting fans and being able to be gracious no matter what. He passed through my hometown and ate at a popular local restaurant, many people talked fondly of their experience meeting him. He entertained pretty much everyone that wanted a moment with him. I hadn't seen much of his work but after hearing about him being in town and how nice he was I became interested in finding films or shows he had been in. All of the actors experiences and how they deal with fame are valid, in my opinion, but Henry's approach seems so kind to me.
I wish Jim and Sacha would do a project together, would be wild.
Rae Haynes same
I would pay 5x for watching once
That would be so awesome.
I was thinking the same!
@Justin Smith You must be a brilliant psychiatrist to detect that.
I’d love to see Rowan Atkinson sitting at this table
58 thumbs up on a comment posted 1 day ago, on a video posted 1 year ago. Because it's such a great comment lol.
yoooooo that would be GREAT !! The honest godfather of comedy.
Damn, yes. But there are so so so many other great comedians who'd deserve to be there too
Actors are not the only humans that create multiple personalities when interacting with other humans. All humans do this chameleon act to others as a defense mechanism to protect our inner ego or lack of self-confidence. Creativity helps to control our inner demons hopefully in a positive way.
Who here after Borat busted Rudy Giuliani?
THE HOST IIIIIIS THE BEEEEEST, she should host all the others, no rude interruptions, she blends in perfectly with the people being interviewed, Love her .
She was so interruptive! Super aggressive
Yes I agree! I have had season tickets to my city’s “city arts and lectures” series and not everyone can moderate and it can really ruin a conversation.
@@georgecarlynn3783 nah u just took it that way
Better than the hank azaria looking dude
It's driving me crazy bc I've seen her somewhere else before! I feel like possibly in a talk show working on the crew...idk but it's bugging me! I can't find her dang name!!!!!
It's always amazing to me how many people reach their 50's and 60's before they truly feel comfortable enough to just fit in and enjoy the moment. Important lessons to learn for sure. Hopefully one I will learn some day.
This is the best host they have. The conversation is natural, and everyone seems more comfortable.
They are actors
@@blakepaulson4327 the only Englishman is Sacha
@@jimi159 he’s not talking about sacha. He’s talking about the other interviewer that they use.
Don Cheadle always impresses me. He seems like a solid person who's first impulse often seems to be kindness.
I completely agree with you... but, I can't help but point out that the word is "whose" not "who's". "Who's" is the conjunction of "who is," while "whose" is a pronoun that notes that which is associated with a person.
Em E. You’re -not your - a real piece of 💩 to make that comment.
@@eme.261 While we're at it, I think you meant "contraction" not "conjunction" 😉
@@fo4357 niccceee...
@@fo4357 🤣 It never fails.
Jim, that was a freaking brutally honest moment with Sacha "I have two choices, either admiration or jealousy, I choose admiration" ...wow!
This show is absolutely fantastic. Seeing the best people come together and share the best of it is amazing!
I love Jim Carrey, I hope he knows how much he means to so many people.
I couldn't agree more. I'm 37 and Jim was the first comedian I truly looked up to. Sacha had a huge impact on my life too in my 20's. Comedy makes the world go round.
He knows exactly what he means to so many people and that's the problem. The Him that means stuff to people is not him.
He doesn't care, he lost faith
@@dar213311 Huge impact on your life? You need a new life.
@Uncle Freddy your the only person that thinks that.. I dont even know why your here.. go away you swine
Damn I got chills when Jim gave praise to Sacha in such an open and honest way, you could see Sacha being so humbled and happy to hear it from a huge influence on his work, Jim is THE man!! Love him! Amazing video!
@Eli 17:15 but it's better if you watch the video from the start when you get the chance
@Eli Indeed...made me choke up actually. Imagine Jim Carrey saying that to you, sitting right across the table.
I would speculate you've never seen narcissism before .. but that's actually kind of a ridiculous speculation isn't it?
@@ohwhatworld5851 the difference is adjective and verb no?
Thank you Iro for your comment, I loved that!
Great Roundtable, great interviewer! The way she lets conversations grow into something beautiful by not interrupting and then finds the perfect time to ask a new question to keep it going is brilliant.
and looking how it is cut they probably talked more than we see in the video and boy i kinda want to listen to them because this is a one fun listen
She tried to tho
It was amazing, especially having Carrey and Sasha together. They're both geniuses, especially the latter. I really hope they have an episode like this for "lesser" known comedians, who are absolutely brilliant. They write, act and direct the funniest sitcom currently on TV, and maybe the best in my lifetime: It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia. If they had Rob McElhenney, Glenn Howerton, Charlie Day and/or Danny DeVito, it would be an amazing roundtable. Not only can that show make me laugh hysterically -- whether watching alone or with someone -- but, as stated above, they all write and act the episodes and their character development. Geniuses in the SBC/Carrey mold, truly.
I genuinely scrolled down just to see if somebody had praised her and like the comment. Now I can go to the loo with my mind in peace...
gave you that 600th like boi
Jim might be a one in ten lifetimes. I have literally loved him my whole life.
Cohen has the biggest balls ever... All the actors are flabbergasted realizing the efforts and dangers he goes through to deliver entertainment...
Simon Sørensen him and jim Carrey are my fav
i was really drawn in by his story in dc too, but what show/movie/interview was this that he was referring to???
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It's called Who Is America as I remember. Watch it. It is mindboggling how insane people are and how far they are willing to go to blame others for every problem they have.
Just take Persian Warriors comment above as an example.
Eaxctly, he is sitting there bored, looking at these dumb, politically correct comedians
Not just for entertainment, he does it to expose the reality that is happening around us and to reveal the true colors of some politicians
My mother in law met Henry in Betty's tearoom in Harrogate, she sneaked up behind him and grabbed him shouting 'hey Fonze'. He turned round with a huge smile and gave her a warm hug and then posed for a selfie with her and my wife. She totally invaded his space and he would've been right to react badly but he's such a gentlemen, even if it phased him he didn't let it show. What Henry didn't know is that her husband had just died a few months before and he really cheered her up, this was over four years ago and she still talks about that day and smiles everytime. I love Henry for this, this man is a true legend. Peace, love and happy days.
That's such a great story - and yes we never know what someone else is going through, I hope we all give each other a break :)
Definitely a guy I'd like to meet.
Awe, that’s a wonderful story, bless you all.
Every celeb video some random person I the comments has the same story on how they met so and so celebrity person. Not saying this is fake but there’s always the same comments
At Betty's? I lived in Leeds as a kid and we always went to Betty's! Can't believe he was there!! 💕
Jim Carrey is truly on a different level of honesty and transparency these days. Love it
@Lil Kay Why are you trolling? We get it, you don't like Jim. Good for you, move on.
@Lil Kay there's a difference between "stating facts" and trolling several comments praising Jim. Whether he feels guilty for that girls death or not is none of your concern, yet here you are. And on a more personal note, stick your pathetic emoji up your ass, I'm not impressed. 🖕😘
@Lil Kay did you not hear him say at the start how people take snippets of his life and use them to create their own narrative for their own benefits? That's exactly what you just did, but you don't see it as your too caught up in your own bullshit.
M W no he’s full of shit
Apart from turning into the worlds biggest jerk who thinks he knows the meaning of life.....
Wow what a gem of a roundtable. So glad I found it!
Ace Ventura 3 in Kazakstan, Ace helps Borat find his stolen prize mule.
Brilliant!!!!
This is not the movie we need but the movie we deserve
Dude... that would be legit so hilarious. My goodness, that's genius.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 yes
I've already snorted at the idea so it must be good lol
its rather remarkable how reserved and observant Sacha is, especially since his characters are generally so loud and in your face
I thought so too, and I think he's just showing respect for the greats (especially Jim imo) There's a time and place to step on the crazy pedal and I think Sacha was intelligently and respectfully holding back!
That’s a really insightful comment. That might be exactly why he creates such loud and in your face characters, as he can observantly pull apart the details and choose what he blows out of proportion and what he minimises. He’s an incredibly insightful man, and this whole talk made my day 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
He is British Is quite noticeable in the Room for of Americans the Brit will always be a bit more reserved.
That’s his genius
I think he can be those characters because he’s so far removed from them. He couldn’t do them so well if he weren’t able to observe and absorb. He’s not just a loud character, he’s a highly intelligent creator.
From time to time, I go back to this interview and get inspired by these fantastic actors and their funny and heartwarming stories...all over again ❤ thank you THR
Came for Jim, stayed for Cheadle, loved it for Sacha
Amen
The world needs more people like Henry Winkler. Such a kind/genuine person. 💕💕
Hes so nice, it reminds me that they are just people and want to be treated as such.
@@kabnoot thats how life should be but we have big sensitive bitch of people who walk the earth
Ahem, Jim Carrey.
He's a sweet soul!
jim carrey looks like he's made peace with himself.
How the fuck would you know ? Are you his personal masseuse ? For crying out loud people in these Hollywood RUclips comment sections act as if their personal friends with these low-life leftists in Hollywood. These actors and actresses don't give one shit about you people. They love your money.
@@mwmann Calm down Lol
I wish he made peace with the fact vaccines work.
@@mwmann I can said the same about you. How would you know ? Are you close to him ? I'm not saying Hollywood isn't full of bad people, i'm just saying how do you who bad and who don't if you aren't close to them. And if even you are close to them you still can't know for sure what kind of person they are.
It's funny that you criticize others rudely cause they jump to the conclusion that Jim Carrey is a good person while you are doing the same thing .
@@mwmann calm down friend.. seems like life isnt really going well for you.. ask for help, we are here for you
What a great interviewer
All the comedians are being serious and Don Cheadle is cracking jokes. I love it. Dude is actually hilarious.
That flips his normally serious demeanor on camera. To me the best dramatic actor out the bunch.
@Kirk Schneider great observation.
He kinda stole the show in "Ocean's Eleven" ---- that's how good of a comic actor he can be
Celso deJesus II yes hes so naturally funny. And i felt like him and jim had good chemistry.
Props to the interviewer to be able to handle basically handle six interviews at once with these larger-than-life individuals
Lacey
Larger than life? 😂 Maybe to you fool. 😂 ✋👊👋
Six? Sacha and Jim alone are like 10 people lol
@@AliFareedMC 😂😂😂😂😂
Jim Carrey and Sacha Baron Cohen are absolutely magnetic. I'm sorry, is there any movie with both of them? it would be really interesting for sure.
Anchorman 2 but just one scene
Thanks for your answer, I'll check it out very gladly.
I agree 100%
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