You gotta ask the right questions. He's been in hotels answering questions about sex scenes with Lady Gaga for weeks. Ask him about his AITAF project and boom 💥
I remember an interview where Driver said, "It's not the job of the actor to make the audience feel a certain emotion. All we can do is play the role and let you as the viewer decide what to feel." Love that he takes his art so seriously and isn't afraid to talk about it so deeply.
This is what makes Colbert a pro. Driver is obviously not all that comfy doing the talk show thing. Just as obvious he's passionate about his project. Stephen lets him talk about that at length. So we the audience get to see a side of Driver that we were probably unaware of. A nicely done interview.
I heard he is really sweet. I wish I could have met him during my service. I used to watch Girls in my dorm room at my first base. One of his best roles in my opinion. I miss South Korea too 😢.
Theater is perhaps the oldest form of therapy: we take our conflicts and traumas, and reenact them in a safe environment. The ancients spoke of _catharsis_ in drama, the purging and purification of our desires and fears: that is still true in the best plays.
Well, when you talk about mental health directly it almost implies that there’s something wrong with people’s heads. When you talk about an outlet and a way of life, it implies that we need to facilitate a healthy environment, which is a better focus. I think.
I love Stephen Colbert. I think this is the most engaged I've ever seen Adam Driver in an interview. It comes down to having a real conversation. There's no phoniness. It's so refreshing.
Adam Driver: Pours his heart out for a cause he's deeply passionate about Colbert: 5:00 Drops a beautiful powerfully introspective quote about a connection between the human existence and film Class all around, what an interview!
What a privilege to hear Adam Driver speak on this topic with such clarity and conviction. Brilliant. More of this, less of the predigested fake convos. Trust your guest, they give you gems.
He’s really in his element when he talks about theatre. You can see that’s his true passion because his articulation becomes fluid with no stuttering or pausing.
If you understand what Adam is saying you would know for a fact that he is a genius at what he does. Such enlightening words and take on art. Can't love this dude enough ❤️
Adam’s insight about knowing your role in your unit, and if the person leading knows what they are doing what your doing feels active, relevant, and necessary is a test to apply to any leader and job.
It was one of the great privileges of my life to see Adam Driver on Broadway in BURN THIS 3x. His love for his craft, while evident in his films, shines most brightly on the stage, and he was enthralling and captivating. The fact that he wants to foster that same love in the very people nobody ever thinks about when considering the demographic for the theater arts is just one reason why Adam Driver is, as Martin Scorsese called him, "one of the finest, if not THE finest, of his generation."
Adam brought me to tears. In the 70's, I used to teach GI's stationed in Germany who hadn't finished high school. I am an English teacher but there I taught history and political science. I have relatives in what was then Czechoslovakia. My guys had no idea what they were protecting when they went on watch over the border, or why Russian soldiers were on the other side looking at them, or how the lives of the Czechs were so curtailed by the Russian presence. Civilians with interest and heart, exactly like this thing that Jon and Adam did is real life. They were all about going back to "the World." I tried in my small way, not as powerful as Jon Batiste and Adam Driver, to bring the troops exactly the same thing. It also is a unifying force to bring all people of the Real World together. Both of these people are absolutely brilliant.
Thank you! It’s a lot easier to look back on it now than it was to deal with the men who were in the trenches every day. I was a teacher for 37 years BESIDES the three years I spent with these men. I taught in the inner city in Minneapolis before I went to Germany. It was perfect preparation because most of these men had been there in some city and were truly ready to learn how to move forward in their lives. I never felt more appreciated as a teacher. I have lived in Berlin for 31 years and taught here for 22 of the 40 years.
@@billiey36 I agree. Thank you, Kathleen, for all you did. I know it win't go unnoticed. I believe a good teacher never does. And you sound like a great one :)
smart cookie; picked up that tidbit of information on another occasion about him, but it again and again is such a balm for the soul to hear someone express themselves so eloquently! I could listen to Adam Driver all day. Great voice, even greater character, zero ego. Absolutely amazing. There clearly must be something in the water at Julliard.
Jon batiste suddenly gets deep and slows down when talking about personal and more serious subjects. Is nice to see a glimpse of what type of conversations he and Stephen and all his personal friends might have. They are high quality individuals that would be nice to meet in person(away from the TV stuff) for sure .
One of the best and most sincere interviews I have seen Colbert do. Adam Driver is a breath of fresh air. Complex, salt of the earth, great speaker, driven and humble. Thank you!
As an ex service person I really needed to hear this today. I totally understand some of my behaviours now as I don't cry I just get to a point of being overwhelmed and then get fired up. I just love how he stripped it right back and made it easy to understand. Perhaps my therapist should watch this guy and get some tips.
Adam and Jon have done a great thing here. Art is a reflection of society. Because the arts include various branches of painting, music, literature, dance, theatre, and other creative activity, they have a significant impact on society, religion, and education, thus deserve the same reverence bestowed upon the sciences.
Loved Adams articulation of how the Arts be it via movies , live theater, music or other forms of expression can touch a place within us that releases emotions we may not otherwise know how to express!! Very enlightening!
I love Adam for really being so articulate and hitting home why movies / theater can be so therapeutic for many people and for Steve Colbert for just allowing him to speak his mind without interrupting him because it is captivating watching another person speak passionately about a subject they hold so dear. And I like that Colbert makes Adam feel comfortable during the interview to have that space to speak freely.
Adam is SO on it, as far as Veterans expressing themselves through theater. In MY rural area, an area the recruiters ZERO IN ON, when our Veterans come home, all their friends really know to do is to say, "Hey Buddy, Welcome home, let's go drink some beer!" Thus 21 a day, Veteran suicides.
I absolutely LOVED this interview. It is SUCH a joy to see someone in love with what they do!! And Stephen *masterfully* let him talk about it. This is what an interview is supposed to be. Just awesome.
I saw this last night. I was going to shut off the TV to go to bed; I don't really know a lot about Adam Driver, apart from John Oliver's...how do I say it?... attentions. Then Driver started talking about the power of the theatre for audiences & all involved, and I was knocked out. I like going to plays, but didn't even think about things like the breathing of the audience, etc. Powerful thoughts! Glad I watched.
Adam Driver is very wise and insightful and nailed it when he said that not enough emphasis is placed in articulating emotions and how healing that is to veterans, and any human. Arts are so important for healing. Great interview
Adam Driver is one of those actors who can afford to be so selective that the mere act of his casting makes me believe a movie is worth seeing. Bravo sir, and thank you.
Adam's comments were absolutely wonderful! I especially love how he said that theater can save your life, unapologetically. He's amazing and always a joy to see on the show.
What an incredible idea and individual is Adam Driver. A gem of a human being. Thanks Stephen for letting Adam speak and share these delicate intricate thoughts. No surprise he and Jon are friends. Thank you Stephen for bringing us the best of humanity.♥️ Cheers from 🇨🇦
I work in film industry and it’s really refreshing to hear his comparison of the industry with military. So many reasons to love this guy and this interview is one. Thanks Colbert and Jon!!
I ADORE Adam Driver! There's just something about him...He is SO like one of my daughter's friends who I might wake up & he'd be sleeping on my couch and I'd fix them biscuits & gravy for breakfast and he would love me forever but he'd still say "Yes Ma'am" and "Thank you Ma'am." because that's the kind of respectful guy he is!
The way Adam articulated the meaning of art in society was literally perfect. Artists are the gate keepers. A true stand up human and mental health advocate. I had no idea he was a Vet! The more I learn about him the more I love him. Stephen was gracious and shared the talking space so well as usual. Fantastic interview!
Salutes to such an outstanding Marine + Veteran that continues to serve in an unconventional manner. May angels assist to cheer up Your mood, Mr. Driver, too !!! 🙏🙏🙏 😇😇😇!!! Thank You for Your phenomenal service as a 💥+ 🤴 in terms of TRUE HUMANITY
I love when he is on Stephen Colbert! Stephen is so kind and respectful towards him, and he was able to talk freely about theater and not get interrupted haha On a side note: I LOVE his outfit 😍😍😍
What an amazing insight into the role of art in society and its own origins. As a performer myself, it's wonderful to hear the role of the actor/singer/performer articulated so well. Can't wait to see House of Gucci!
Thank you, Stephen, for giving this brilliant human your entire stage. "Sorry for monologuing" New words, by Adam Driver. I love it. Who wants to bet to that John Oliver is hard as a rock, right now? 😏
The fact that Adam even felt like he needed to apologize for turning it into a monologue and Stephen just calmly goes "Not, at all." I'd love to have a podcast with Stephe, Adam, Jon, Keanu, ect I feel like Adam is like Keanu in that you can't hate him cus he's so nice and chill.
Colbert is just the best of all talk show hosts. He is so genuine doing the interviews, so understanding and sweet. Not just gibberish like everyone else. He lets the guests talk and shine. Love that about him.
Theatre is the noble art. It frequently touches people in life-changing ways. So good of Adam to be doing this inspired work for our military. Not surprised that wonderful Jon Batiste has joined him! Thanks, guys, from someone who has done her share of acting, and the wife of a Vietnam vet. ❤️❤️🙏🏼🙏🏼💥
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Have never seen Driver so talkative in an interview. Mutual respect breeds golden moments.
Colbert's best interviews are with people he has a rapport with, and Driver is definitely comfortable with him
You gotta ask the right questions. He's been in hotels answering questions about sex scenes with Lady Gaga for weeks. Ask him about his AITAF project and boom 💥
He's really passionate about what he does.
He feels at home with Jon, too. I'm sure that helps.
True
Hats off to Stephen for allowing Adam to speak freely. Other interviewers just interrupt em every 10 seconds.
Absolutely. Stephen is hands down the best and funniest of the late night talk show hosts. I don't get how he doesn't have more subscribers on here.
And I'm picturing Fallon as I read that thought.
@@BobSullivanAKABuffy good guy, but the worst host…with those fake laughs!
Yessss, agreed, Fallon never stops talking.
@@BobSullivanAKABuffy Fallon is annoying
I remember an interview where Driver said, "It's not the job of the actor to make the audience feel a certain emotion. All we can do is play the role and let you as the viewer decide what to feel."
Love that he takes his art so seriously and isn't afraid to talk about it so deeply.
Act the role honestly and sincerely, and the truth will come through.
Adam Driver is so wonderfully articulate. Not only is he an amazing actor but has immense passion towards studying his craft.
but the accent in that movie is so shitty tho...
This is what makes Colbert a pro. Driver is obviously not all that comfy doing the talk show thing. Just as obvious he's passionate about his project. Stephen lets him talk about that at length. So we the audience get to see a side of Driver that we were probably unaware of. A nicely done interview.
Nothing is more attractive than a man talking about something they are passionate about especially when it involves helping others
Amen
Exactly! And I admire those men who have rejected the view that showing empathy & compassion demonstrates weakness.
What about Rachel Weisz? I think she's more attractive, personally. But maybe second to her.
Which is why we love both Adam and JB!
Ameeen!
What a guy. So refreshing to see a thoughtful movie star.
I like Adam as a person and actor but hated him as kylo.... to be fair it was probably the rest of the movie who ruined his performance for me.
His Ted talk was an eye-opener.
Wow, his regard for the importance of thoughtful communication is very evolved. ✌
Not to mention that he is one of the best SNL hosts of all time.
I absolutely agree. I'm absolutely astounded by this interview. I usually watch this show to disengage but im raveling into this conversation.
I met Adam Driver a few years ago when he did a play at our base in S. Korea. It left quite an impression on me.
what was your experience like?
Cool 👍😊
I heard he is really sweet. I wish I could have met him during my service. I used to watch Girls in my dorm room at my first base. One of his best roles in my opinion.
I miss South Korea too 😢.
Adam Driver was talking about mental health without saying it.
Well spotted! You are absolutely right!
Theater is perhaps the oldest form of therapy: we take our conflicts and traumas, and reenact them in a safe environment. The ancients spoke of _catharsis_ in drama, the purging and purification of our desires and fears: that is still true in the best plays.
@@Lucius1958 beautiful
He was clever.
Well, when you talk about mental health directly it almost implies that there’s something wrong with people’s heads. When you talk about an outlet and a way of life, it implies that we need to facilitate a healthy environment, which is a better focus. I think.
I love Stephen Colbert. I think this is the most engaged I've ever seen Adam Driver in an interview. It comes down to having a real conversation. There's no phoniness. It's so refreshing.
Adam hates phoniness, that's why he felt comfortable with Cobert. He could feel a like mindedness.
Don't you just love how Stephen lets Adam talk? Where you know other hosts would interrupt him every 10 seconds.
No, actually. He lets him talk at first, which is great. But then proceeds to prove that he is equally smart as Driver. That was kinda annoying.
Looking at you, Fallon!
At the speed he talks, I don't think it would be possible to interrupt
@@johrathbun Colbert >>> Fallon
@@luisacasti9852 i concur with your assessment, colleague. 😅
That was deep. Never thought of theater that way.. very insightful..
Unfortunately most people do not know or recognize the value of the arts in our daily lives.
i love theatre for exactly the reasons that they were just discussing. the atmosphere changes and everyone feels it.
It's always a treat to see Adam talk about things he's passionate about 💌
Right?!? It's wonderful to see
I love your profile pic😂
@@Ms_Crispy thankyou I agree 😂
Adam Driver: Pours his heart out for a cause he's deeply passionate about
Colbert: 5:00 Drops a beautiful powerfully introspective quote about a connection between the human existence and film
Class all around, what an interview!
Honestly this is what makes Colbert stand out
He's an intellectual man
What a privilege to hear Adam Driver speak on this topic with such clarity and conviction. Brilliant. More of this, less of the predigested fake convos. Trust your guest, they give you gems.
He’s really in his element when he talks about theatre. You can see that’s his true passion because his articulation becomes fluid with no stuttering or pausing.
If you understand what Adam is saying you would know for a fact that he is a genius at what he does. Such enlightening words and take on art.
Can't love this dude enough ❤️
Had no idea Jon and Adam were classmates at Julliard. What a glorious reunion!
Jon was at an AITAF event a few days ago.
Both of them having had Mentors at a very High Level!??!
Whoa, there was a bunch of pearls in that interview. Kudos for taking it somewhere real.
He is so thoughtful and has such a kind heart. I’m so glad people like him exist in this world.
Best inteview ever!
Adam gave his all.
He lifted us up!
Thank you for not dumbing down your answers.
Write a book on your thoughts on theatre-please.
This is the kind of interview that leaves you with more than you came with...
I could watch hours-long conversations between these men on art and theatre. More Driver and Colbert pls
This is the most articulate I've seen him. He's clearly passionate about the subject. Bravo!
Adam’s insight about knowing your role in your unit, and if the person leading knows what they are doing what your doing feels active, relevant, and necessary is a test to apply to any leader and job.
It was one of the great privileges of my life to see Adam Driver on Broadway in BURN THIS 3x. His love for his craft, while evident in his films, shines most brightly on the stage, and he was enthralling and captivating. The fact that he wants to foster that same love in the very people nobody ever thinks about when considering the demographic for the theater arts is just one reason why Adam Driver is, as Martin Scorsese called him, "one of the finest, if not THE finest, of his generation."
Adam brought me to tears. In the 70's, I used to teach GI's stationed in Germany who hadn't finished high school. I am an English teacher but there I taught history and political science. I have relatives in what was then Czechoslovakia. My guys had no idea what they were protecting when they went on watch over the border, or why Russian soldiers were on the other side looking at them, or how the lives of the Czechs were so curtailed by the Russian presence. Civilians with interest and heart, exactly like this thing that Jon and Adam did is real life. They were all about going back to "the World." I tried in my small way, not as powerful as Jon Batiste and Adam Driver, to bring the troops exactly the same thing. It also is a unifying force to bring all people of the Real World together. Both of these people are absolutely brilliant.
And so are you.
Thank you! It’s a lot easier to look back on it now than it was to deal with the men who were in the trenches every day. I was a teacher for 37 years BESIDES the three years I spent with these men. I taught in the inner city in Minneapolis before I went to Germany. It was perfect preparation because most of these men had been there in some city and were truly ready to learn how to move forward in their lives. I never felt more appreciated as a teacher. I have lived in Berlin for 31 years and taught here for 22 of the 40 years.
@@billiey36 I agree. Thank you, Kathleen, for all you did. I know it win't go unnoticed. I believe a good teacher never does. And you sound like a great one :)
And now you, as well as Adam Driver, have brought me to tears....
@@kathleenbarthelemy3850 thank you for your decades of public service! I believe you have made a difference in many people's lives 👏
smart cookie; picked up that tidbit of information on another occasion about him, but it again and again is such a balm for the soul to hear someone express themselves so eloquently! I could listen to Adam Driver all day. Great voice, even greater character, zero ego. Absolutely amazing. There clearly must be something in the water at Julliard.
Jon batiste suddenly gets deep and slows down when talking about personal and more serious subjects. Is nice to see a glimpse of what type of conversations he and Stephen and all his personal friends might have. They are high quality individuals that would be nice to meet in person(away from the TV stuff) for sure .
One of the best and most sincere interviews I have seen Colbert do. Adam Driver is a breath of fresh air. Complex, salt of the earth, great speaker, driven and humble. Thank you!
As an ex service person I really needed to hear this today. I totally understand some of my behaviours now as I don't cry I just get to a point of being overwhelmed and then get fired up. I just love how he stripped it right back and made it easy to understand. Perhaps my therapist should watch this guy and get some tips.
Adam and Jon have done a great thing here.
Art is a reflection of society. Because the arts include various branches of painting, music, literature, dance, theatre, and other creative activity, they have a significant impact on society, religion, and education, thus deserve the same reverence bestowed upon the sciences.
I love everything Jon says. Love Adam. Love that they have history.
This man is intelligent and articulate. Love his craft.
Loved Adams articulation of how the Arts be it via movies , live theater, music or other forms of expression can touch a place within us that releases emotions we may not otherwise know how to express!! Very enlightening!
I love Adam for really being so articulate and hitting home why movies / theater can be so therapeutic for many people and for Steve Colbert for just allowing him to speak his mind without interrupting him because it is captivating watching another person speak passionately about a subject they hold so dear. And I like that Colbert makes Adam feel comfortable during the interview to have that space to speak freely.
As a military spouse, Adam just got more beautiful as a human ♥ such a sweetheart to give back
Adam is SO on it, as far as Veterans expressing themselves through theater. In MY rural area, an area the recruiters ZERO IN ON, when our Veterans come home, all their friends really know to do is to say, "Hey Buddy, Welcome home, let's go drink some beer!" Thus 21 a day, Veteran suicides.
Oh my gosh....so heartbreakingly true....Emotionall intelligence & insight is needed... Adam Driver said it all
Loved his point about the inability to express a feeling/emotion and how our can lead to aggression/anger. This is so accurate.
I absolutely LOVED this interview. It is SUCH a joy to see someone in love with what they do!! And Stephen *masterfully* let him talk about it. This is what an interview is supposed to be. Just awesome.
Brilliant. Articulate, and compassionate.
What an impressive/thoughtful young man. Semper Fi Marine!
I saw this last night. I was going to shut off the TV to go to bed; I don't really know a lot about Adam Driver, apart from John Oliver's...how do I say it?... attentions. Then Driver started talking about the power of the theatre for audiences & all involved, and I was knocked out. I like going to plays, but didn't even think about things like the breathing of the audience, etc. Powerful thoughts! Glad I watched.
I just love Adam driver! He is so articulate and thoughtful and precise. He’s a class act all the way
I LOVE how he compared acting to his military experience. BRILLIANT and how he breaks down what theater is and how we can relate to it. LOVE HIM!!!
It’s refreshing to see someone nervous that is able to convey their thoughts regardless.
Adam Driver is very wise and insightful and nailed it when he said that not enough emphasis is placed in articulating emotions and how healing that is to veterans, and any human. Arts are so important for healing. Great interview
Wow!! So much more respect for this man!!! God bless you son
Adam Driver is one of those actors who can afford to be so selective that the mere act of his casting makes me believe a movie is worth seeing. Bravo sir, and thank you.
Thanks for letting Adam speak. His insights are invaluable. Plus more info about Jon in the same video is a double treasure!!🙏🙏
Adam's comments were absolutely wonderful! I especially love how he said that theater can save your life, unapologetically. He's amazing and always a joy to see on the show.
What an incredible idea and individual is Adam Driver. A gem of a human being. Thanks Stephen for letting Adam speak and share these delicate intricate thoughts. No surprise he and Jon are friends. Thank you Stephen for bringing us the best of humanity.♥️ Cheers from 🇨🇦
I work in film industry and it’s really refreshing to hear his comparison of the industry with military. So many reasons to love this guy and this interview is one. Thanks Colbert and Jon!!
"Theatre is really just as valuable a tool to communicate as a rifle, it can save your life." Adam Driver, 2021.
Brilliant.
Adam Driver is disarmingly eloquent and insightful!
A man with true substance! Refreshing and something we could use more of!
Really compelling visit with Adam Driver. Glad he was able to speak at length, uninterrupted. Stephen was a good listener.
We do not deserve Adam Driver yet here we are, basking in his amazingness.
I ADORE Adam Driver! There's just something about him...He is SO like one of my daughter's friends who I might wake up & he'd be sleeping on my couch and I'd fix them biscuits & gravy for breakfast and he would love me forever but he'd still say "Yes Ma'am" and "Thank you Ma'am." because that's the kind of respectful guy he is!
This is like the wholesome, PG version of whatever is going on in John Oliver's mind 😍
Fantastic interview. Love that Adam really highlights the sacrifice of the individuals in the military.
Beautifully articulated, Adam. Not often a late-show guest makes us actually think and comprehend.
The way Adam articulated the meaning of art in society was literally perfect. Artists are the gate keepers. A true stand up human and mental health advocate. I had no idea he was a Vet! The more I learn about him the more I love him. Stephen was gracious and shared the talking space so well as usual. Fantastic interview!
Adam Driver - Astute and Brilliant. Thank you, our Ancestors Thank You!
This was riveting! He's incredibly articulate about his passion for acting. ❤️
It’s a pleasure to watch/listen to an interview with two highly intelligent well spoken people. So refreshing, where a conversation is “dumbed down”.
I love watching him speak so passionately
Passionate and genuine man! Love Adam Driver. 🤠🤩♥️💥🇺🇸👍🏽
One of the most powerful advocations of theatre I've seen. Adam is fighting the good fight
This is a fantastic conversation.
Colbert doing it again. Getting the intelligent, interesting thought out of a guest for us to think about afterward.
Salutes to such an outstanding Marine + Veteran that continues to serve in an unconventional manner.
May angels assist to cheer up Your mood, Mr. Driver, too !!! 🙏🙏🙏 😇😇😇!!!
Thank You for Your phenomenal service as a 💥+ 🤴 in terms of TRUE HUMANITY
Absolutely love that Stephen let Adam Driver speak mind, so much respect for him 💛
I love when he is on Stephen Colbert! Stephen is so kind and respectful towards him, and he was able to talk freely about theater and not get interrupted haha
On a side note: I LOVE his outfit 😍😍😍
That was hands down the best celebrity interview I have ever watched. Awesome. Thank you Adam Driver.
so amazing to see him talking so passionately about his art. Have never seen him talk about it like that.
Steven is the best interviewer ever! And John Batiste popd up everywhere
This is fantastic! What an articulate empathetic actor. And with John too what could be better. Can’t wait to see a performance 🎭
Alec Guinness thought like this too. Adam a rare treasure to mankind like Alec, they truely are old souls.
Us Oorahs who made it through by growing a conscience love you brother. Keep fighting the good fight Adam.
When he speaks passionately in his own character, he reminds me of his character called Adam from the show Girls. Underrated show! I miss it.
More reasons I love this guy! Thanks for just letting him express himself Stephen.
I loved him before but finding out he served in the Marines makes me love him even more. My dad served as a Marine in two wars.
Love him as a person as well as actor!
What an amazing insight into the role of art in society and its own origins. As a performer myself, it's wonderful to hear the role of the actor/singer/performer articulated so well. Can't wait to see House of Gucci!
This was like listening in on a lecture about theatre and art and mental health. I love this interview so much.
Adam Driver is a prime example of how human behavior should be.." shared humanity " 👉
I love Adam so much.. what a fantastic person
He's an interesting and intelligent guy.
Thank you, Stephen, for giving this brilliant human your entire stage.
"Sorry for monologuing"
New words, by Adam Driver.
I love it.
Who wants to bet to that John Oliver is hard as a rock, right now? 😏
😂😂😂
Stephen Colbert is ALWAYS talking more to the guests as soon as the mics cut out, II admire that, shows genuine interest in his guests
The fact that Adam even felt like he needed to apologize for turning it into a monologue and Stephen just calmly goes "Not, at all." I'd love to have a podcast with Stephe, Adam, Jon, Keanu, ect
I feel like Adam is like Keanu in that you can't hate him cus he's so nice and chill.
What an incredibly articulate guy.
Best description of what happens in a theater that I’ve ever heard. It’s definitely a magical interchange and exchange of energy
Colbert is just the best of all talk show hosts. He is so genuine doing the interviews, so understanding and sweet. Not just gibberish like everyone else. He lets the guests talk and shine. Love that about him.
Theatre is the noble art. It frequently touches people in life-changing ways. So good of Adam to be doing this inspired work for our military. Not surprised that wonderful Jon Batiste has joined him! Thanks, guys, from someone who has done her share of acting, and the wife of a Vietnam vet. ❤️❤️🙏🏼🙏🏼💥
What an amazing talent and such a lovely human. I loved this interview.
This man is very different from anything we r used to when one thinks "Hollywood". It is quite refreshing.
"Give them a rifle, but Sam Shepard is too confrontational... Y'know?"
Boom.
I love how he speaks so passionately about Arts in Armed Forces. I've never seen him speak so much on a subject in any interview. I love him💕
Such respect for what he says and does.