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- Kurt Russell talks to me about his career, playing God and working with Chris Pratt. Check out my fave Kurt Russell movies!
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Kurt Russell is one of those actors that may never win an oscar, but has so much charisma he can make good movies great. People will always pay to see him.
He was damn good in Miracle as coach Herb Brooks
He should of won an Oscar just for some of his work with John Carpenter, let alone all his other great work.
Tombstone, The Thing, nuff said.
Yes, he’s underrated. Kind of like Bruce Willis
@@Grande79 Yeah, I think of Mel Gibson and Harrison Ford the same way. Always A pleasure to see them on screen and can carry any film, but not really Oscar winning actors.
Kurt Russell is hilarious. His comedic talent was really enjoyable in "Big Trouble in Little China" and I'm glad he hasn't lost it.
"If we're not back by dawn...call the president."
I was glad to see him in Fate of the Furious, he's always a solid performer to watch.
The snub by the academy in '92 for his amazing Captain Ron performance was and is an absolute travesty.
Ed E one of my favorite movies of all time! Still don't understand why they would want to do a remake of it. Funny thing is if they DO, Pratt would be a great choice to play the role of Jack Burton lol.
What about Captain Ron? He was hilarious in that one as well.
One of VERY few child actors that kept it together over the years. Still intelligent, funny, happy, and best of all, a truly down-to-earth human being. Love seeing him still going strong.
@David Lee Y'all really grasping at any available straws ain'cha?
@David Lee I guess if you never get married you don’t have to worry about divorce.
@David Lee I’m guessing you’re the guy that turns EVERYTHING into a political statement aren’t you?!?
No one gives a shit about his politics or YOURS
@David Lee yeah, not like those elite hollyweird types that had three wives and have to pay off the porn models they’ve effed after their 3rd trophy mail order bride porn model just welped out a kid for him. Kurt doesn’t have to grab p***y just because he’s famous.
@@AnitaLife27 Melania was worth millions when they met. Not exactly a mail order bride.
There are 2 types of people in the world. Those who love Kurt Russell and those who are wrong...
Amen! Kurt Russell is THEE most underrated actor in Hollywood history.
My favorite reply on this video!
YESSSS!
I grew up with Kurt. I mean, him in movies and me watching them. Cool guy.
More stupid idol worship, I think Kurt Russell has made some good movies and I think he's a pretty decent actor,but that's where it ends for me, I don't pretend to know Kurt Russell or what kind of person he is or what his emotional state of being is because that is all goofy speculation and we know nothing about these people except what they choose to show us. Your claim as to Kurt Russell being the best actor or whatever is subjective and no one is wrong if they don't share your taste in actors or movies, I wish adults would stop acting this way.
Russell is one of the most underrated and underappreciated actors out there...seems totally cool and down to earth
Everyone that begs for likes loves to use the “underrated” comment in these comment boards.
I know you will lie but how many times in any other comment boards on TH-cam have you said “underrated”?
@@YeeeeeHaaaaa I don't answer to you. Fuck off.
Same with James Woods...
He’s the coolest
Not really. John Carpenter thought he was the next biggest thing coming up at the time.
Not only is he a great actor but he seems to be a really down to earth person.
Yea he seemed like a pleasure to interview too!
Tom old Sport, not all men are like Anthony Weiner.
Weiner is that you?,,,,,,,,,,,(: Tom you pooped and fell back in it, you need to take a bath now.
He's the only Hollywood star that I think is 100% genuine and a decent guy. Everyone else is a bit suspect in my mind, but I have no doubts about Russell. He's legit.
A friend of mine met him once. My friend worked at Space Camp, and Kurt sent his kid there one year (this was in the mid 80s). One of his jobs was to shuttle the kids back and forth to the airport to pick them up and drop them off before/after their stays at Space Camp. He'd hang around the group of kids until everyone was picked up, to make sure they all were "supervised" until handed off to their parents or whoever. When Kurt came to pick up his kid, my friend of course recognized him, and got a moment to engage him in conversation. He was indeed a very down-to-earth and "normal" person, and quite pleasant.
I hope everyone realizes Kurt's sarcasm is beyond comprehension.
God-level.
Little "g."
MacReady is still the Man while Snake Plisskin is a GOD.
Well, MacReady has passed on, so perhaps he is a god also.
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anyone else get the feeling Chris Pratt is standing off camera?
Great observation and very likely true.
Making stupid faces and rubbing his nipples. I can definitely see that.
There is another interview with this interviewer and background set that chris pratt is in, so your probably right about him being there.
When he asked the question, he pointed behind him so, I would say, yes!
Most likely that was his laugh
Kurt Russell is 66? Dude is aging like a boss.
Still has the great hair.
Vic Boss
Sometimes good guys make good in hollywood; sometimes they do it for decades, despite lots of independent movies, and even disappointments. Kurt Russell is one of those rare guys.
Totally agree. I love the fact that he's gotten to that point in his career where he only takes roles that pique his interest, and that he has this legendary status as a consummate professional. I read somewhere that when he agreed to do 'bone tomahawk' they picked him up everyday in a jalopy, he never made any kind of primadonna demands or anything. And love the way he stands his ground on stuff he believes in....
Even bad movies, he still does a good job.
Nolan Olivier ... Bone Tomahawk was an awesome movie. Even capture how quiet houses and buildings were back then with no hum of ac and electric things. I'm trying to think of a bad movie he ever did, apparently there is, but I don't recall one.
Never have i seen such flawless sarcasm executed as gracefuly as this. 10/10
Damn im getting old. I remember Tombstone ,Backdraft and Overboard like it was yesterday. Glad to see my 80s actors Still working
Oh excuse me, I remember him in Disney films from the '60s like "The Computer wore Tennis Shoes" when he was a teen. God, I had a crush on him before i knew what Gay was. He was the original "Zac Efron".
@@richardedwards5379 backdraft a favorite??? Joking ...joking.. having fun with my gay friends....
I remember Kurt in Disney movies from the late 60’s/ early 70’s. So how the hell old am I?
@@BSinNH What, you don't remember your birthday? Sounds like you need to be tested for orientation to time and place. What day is it today? Who is the president...wait, that's not really a fair question right now....
Dude I remember Moochie.
If you watch other interviews with Kurt and Chris and also see the laughter on both this interviewers face and Kurt's laugh. You'd realize he's joking!
Obviously who doesn't think he's joking. The guy even gestured off camera indicating Chris was probably in earshot.
*Captain Obvious To The Rescue*
Todd 3465 doesnt make jokes, sir.
I think it was Chris that was laughing off camera as kurt said that
Read some of the comments here, it's pretty clear that people can't figure out it's a joke...
Kurt and Ron Howard are 2 child stars that are probably in their 70's and managed to stay relevant everyone of those years. It's a extremely short list of people who've managed such a feat.
not to mention hes been married to the same woman, Goldie Hawn, for about 40 years
A couple, but not married if I'm not mistaken.
They never been married. They are both very smart.
Kurt Russell and Ron Howard both grew up in the same era, the same state, and do the same type of job, but one is to the left and the other is to the right. One is an outspoken lefty and one tries to keep his political opinion to himself but is always asked about his beliefs, by left-wing reporters, and on talk shows.
Yes, but I can't stand Ron Howard and his wokeness now
OMG...Kurt Russell is the best!!
Who thought Marvel would be his return to Disney - where it all started.
I grew up in the 60s and saw everything Kurt did for Disney. Even as a youngster, he brought memorable characters to the films. No matter what character he played, it was based on some aspect of himself. Even when he went of the top (Escape from N Y, Big trouble in little china) he would nail the character perfectly. His character in "The Thing" was superb.
🤣😂🤣 Kurt is looking right at Chris as he’s saying it. 😂🤣😂
Snake Pliskin would kick Starlord's ass!!!!!
rick neal, Holy Crap, I forgot about the escape movies!!!
WRONG!!!!!!! Lol
Watched EFNY again this weekend. Great flick.
With the same access to technology, Snake would definitely win
That movie was a complete bomb. Aside from the fact that is was horrible.
I'm still amazed at how young they made him look without cgi. He's aged incredibly well, well enough to do Snake again.
Accelerated aging sucks😭😭😭
Kurt's sarcasm is as pure gold as ever, lol.
Such a legend, yet so humble about himself. Guys like him are the ones who last forever in Hollywood.
lol His humor about Chris Pratt was so low key, I'd imagine that's why this video has so many down votes.
The funny thing is that by calling him an ass, he's answering the question 'does he have a future in Hollywood' with a resounding Yes.
Also Pratt was right there behind the camera.
I think the down votes are coming from the cancellation people. You have to hate Chris now because they hate him...
Chris must have gotten a kick outta that
One of my favorite actors of all time.
Used Cars is still one of the funniest movies I have ever seen.
Its a red car!
YES!
Fifty bucks never killed anybody
It was a bunch a guys in robes running around yelling ayatollah ayatollah
@@joekurtz8303
Yes Sir, Marshall Lucky here.
Man, Kurt Russell's looks like he has the same hairstyle from when he played Snake in Escape From New York.
Thanks to him we have Metal Gear
The Cowboy just missing an eye patch.
fun fact....i got the same hair style lol
If your hair was perfect, would you f with it?
He had basically the same haircut in " The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes " , just way shorter.
The real story here is that Chris Pratt is such an amazing human being that Kurt Russell can deliver that in perfect dead pan and EVERYONE knows he’s joking.
"Do you know what old Jack Burton says at a time like this..? He says, "What the hell!!""
Who?
@Joe Momma Jack Burton. . . Me!!!
INDEED!
I had to do a double take at the beginning of the movie when they made Kurt look 30 years younger. Amazing.
Yea that was pretty cool 😎
They used his look from Tango & Cash for the CGI.
actually, the CG dept did exactly what they did with Michael Douglas in Ant Man. They de-aged him from NOW, but that produces something that looks like it would be the face the current face came from, but in fact is not. de-agged, they both kinda look like Ken dolls......instead of young Kurt Russell & Michael Douglas.
Damn, this is the first time I can recall seeing Kurt Russel interviewed, he was a staple of so many classic films for me growing up, and it's so fucking awesome that it turns out he's smart, he's adroit, he's funny. You know what it's like, you see a celebrity who's work you enjoy interviewed and it turns out they're a dummy, or they're boring. Well not here. Fuck yeah Kurt Russel, you're a bit of a legend
Kurt is not only a fantastic actor but also a true gentleman and upstanding citizen. Never a controversy around him in 50 years.
Love the man. Russell is a living legend.
It’s so obvious that Pratt was standing just out of our sight and Kurt was fkn with him a little bit
Glad to see the interviewer wore his best t-shirt to interview such a big star.
David Hoffman 😂
That is his best shirt, you should see his other ones.
That was actually my second best, (old navy). I wore the best one (banana rep.) to the Chris Pratt interview. In hindsight probably should have done it the other way around.
Is Kurt the only actor that has been a movie and television star his entire life? He's gotta have endless on-set stories.
Ron howard ?
The Bridges brothers have some roots back to appearing on their dads show Sea Hunt. The earliest show I have seen Kurt in was Lost in space. He must've been around 12 years old in that show.
@@Tumbleweed-vh4pt I believe kurt started in Dennis the Menace
(TV Series 1962) as Kevin (1 episode, 1962)
Check out the video of his story about Charles Bronson
Love that he's still with Goldie after all these years. They never got married, but maybe that's why they never broke up. I heard every year on their anniversary Goldie fills their home with presents for Kurt and then leaves the house for the entire day. It's so eccentric but in a really cute kind of way that I want to believe it. True or not, whatever they're doing together it's obviously working for them.
Kurt Russell is my favorite actor. From The Thing to Christmas Chronicles, I think he owns every character he plays. Big Trouble in Little China, Escape movies, everything he does is just awesome.
i love that he didn't bring it back with a "Just kidding". just left it hanging out there. and as to the god character, i think of that aspect as more of a greek, or roman, or viking sort of god. imperfect, foibles, vulnerable, not the one omni-everything type of god.
Another great Kurt Russell role was Captain Ron.
(""I planned a spontaneous adventure.Captain Contagious is screwing it up."z
"I wanted this to be a bonding experience. Father and son. Now he's bonding with Captain Cyclops.")
My favorite movie character. EVER!
If they ever make a Metal Gear Solid movie while Kurt Russell is still alive and active, it would be legendary if he played a role in it. Even a cameo would be awesome. The problem would be making a good movie, which seems like the ultimate challenge when it comes to videogame adaptations.
Yevgeniy B He would absolutely be Big Boss.
Kojima did want to get Russell to voice Snake/Big Boss in MGS3 but it fell through.
The whole movie would be a video of a box moving through the weeds with Kurt Russell talking. Doesn’t sound too interesting. :-)
At this point I think he'll have to play the Colonel. Which would actually be pretty awesome.
Snake was modeled after snape blisken a character Kurt Russell played wouldn't he be snake then?
Yondu was the real hero!
Hell yeah he's cool.
Jonatha De Sousa
The real was TAZERFACE!!!!!!!
I'm Mary Poppins Y'all
& Mary Poppins, too !!!!
The movie “Breakdown” is one of my all time favorite Kurt Russell movies.
Your kidding right?
No I’m not kidding. And it’s “you’re kidding” not “your kidding.”
Backdraft! Tombstone!
While not nearly my favorite Kurt Russell movie, Breakdown is good
But you forgot the Carpenter movies he's been in
I've delivered golden retrievers and yellow labs to his house. Was met by goldy and Kurt and truly wonderful people.
Kurt Russell... ALWAYS THEE best.
Kurt Russell talking about Chris Pratt is the most Upper Middle Class Dad - thing ever
greatest horror movie ever,john carpenter's THE THING!
I wish they would do a Thing 2 with Kurt Russell. I would pay to see it.
Truth
AGREE!!!
YEAH WELL FUCK YOU TOO
*boom*
The Thing and Aien are in my top 10 favorite movies of all time, not just in the horror genre, and yes The Thing is my favorite Carpenter movie
Always liked Kurt Russell. One of my favorite actors and seems like a genuine good dude.
Funniest thing about this is you know Chris would hear it, smirk, nod his head and smile.
If you were a god, why would you _not_ want to look like Kurt Russel?
Or at least be like Kurt Russell
You spelled his name wrong.
Kurt's most iconic role will always be Rudy Russo from "Used Cars" to me!
"THAT'S TOO FUCKING HIGH!!"---BLAM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I remember when Kurt Russell was a child on Gilligan's Island. Too many Moons have passed since then. He played a Jungle Boy I believe.
It’s hard to imagine that he could pull it off, but Kurt played the most incredible version of Santa Claus🎅🏻 I’ve ever seen. The Christmas Chronicles 1 and 2 were both awesome with Kurt at the helm. He brought a style of Santa as amazing as Heath Ledger’s version of the Joker in Dark Knight. He is a sensational actor, and it’s great to see him still going strong after all these years. I’m not much of a fan of many actors or actresses anymore, but I always do enjoy watching Kurt perform. Oh, and it was also great to see his wife, Goldie Hawn playing Mrs. Claus. What a great couple!
Wyatt Earp " Skin that smoke wagon and see what happens...." Val Kilmer as Doc Holliday was Oscar worthy!!
Does anyone else remember doc holiday saying I could eat a peach all day? This is one of those Mandela effect references.
@@curtishatem6739 I think that was Nicolas Cage in Con-Air or maybe another movie like Gone in 60 Seconds
@@jamesb2291 cage says "I can eat peach for hours" in Con Air
Wyatt: "You die first, get it? Your friends may get me in a rush, but not before I make your head into a canoe, you understand me?"
Billy: "He's bluffing. Let's rush him"
Ike: "Na. He ain't bluffing."
Wyatt: "You're not as stupid as you look, Ike."
The commentary tracks for The Thing and Big Trouble in Little China are awesome. Kurt Russel is down to Earth and funny, not to mention a talented actor as others have pointed out.
Kurt Your the only man in Hollywood with your own thoughts and you and Goldie have my attention my family will always watch the Russell family love your honesty! Happy New Years to you and your lovely family!
They, Chris and Kurt, were interviewed on the same show and watched each other being interviewed.
On Walt Disney's desk after his death was a note that said: "Kurt Russell." I hear he's a legit awesome dude.
I get into so much trouble for delivering my humour that way, I'm told I've got to wave my arms around or talk in a diferent tone to make it clear. I think those people should just sod off.
Who's up for Chris playing Jack Burton in the remake of the (way ahead of its time) Big Trouble in Little China. With Kurt in a key role, of course.
Honestly I never thought about a remake but Chris would be a good choice
No more remakes ffs
Yeah, still can't help seeing him as the computer that wore tennis shoes.
Fuck, you must be old.
Funny, I watched that movie about 6 months ago and I thought if they did a remake, Chris Pratt would make an excellent lead.
My very first movie, as in, the first movie I chose, as opposed to being dragged to what my parents wanted to see. Grandma took us.
LMAO HELL YEAH, remember the diamond cutter part
I remember going to go see Escape From New York and EVERYBODY was thinking "yeah right, Dexter Riley as a badass, this should be amusing."
First time I saw Kurt Russell was on Gilligan's Island in 1965 as the jungle boy.
Kurt is a terrific guy all around. I remember him in his early Disney years playing the teenager next door. He took on the part of Snake to break that boy next door image he had.
PS: I would KILL to have his hair!
You really want to feel old, then you can remember that Kurt was in an episode of Lost in space. He must've been around 12 years old in that one.
@@Tumbleweed-vh4pt And Gillian's Island.
It’s a hair weave.....
@@erichannes6392 Proof?
Old Man from Scene Twenty Four oh yea! I remember that one! And it's possible to have hair like that at his age. I'm going on to the 57 years of existence and I still have better hair than a lot of 21 year old dudes. And haven't had to dye the gray out yet, which is surprising since pop and uncles were silver before their 50's.
My gawd, I love Kurt Russell more each and every time I see him. Stuntman Mike....creepy done mind glowingly well.
I’ve always enjoyed anything with Kurt Russel in it. He’s awesome.
Kurt Russel is hands down one of my favorite actors! Always a joy to watch his films and interviews.
So few can do the range of acting he's done, and pull it all off perfectly, and still seemingly remain level headed.
can't believe that some of you took what he said seriously.he was being sarcastic.if you can't see that you need some help.
Every time I see him pop up in a movie, it instantly gets bonus points.
I don't know what it is, but I really enjoy watching him... and still haven't seen a movie with him in the main role.
when kurt russell went from disney to "snake plisken"/ escape from new york I thought what a joke. accidently saw film after the feature at a drive in theatre/ double feature. was surprised he pulled it off. he's shown himself to be a great actor and human being. hats off to kurt _/\_
Is Kurt Russell’s hair really that awesome or has he been wearing the exact same wig since the eighties?
When you tell a joke and people take you seriously
Kurt Russell is an enormously experienced individual in his craft which spans stage, television, and the big screen. He has seen this industry from just about every possible angle. He has been called upon to change gears in the middle of projects to address problems out of the realm of his contractual obligations which he could have easily declined to become involved in, but did so purely out of his dedication and desire to deliver the best possible end product to the producers that funded and made these opportunities possible in the first place. It bears emphasis to remember in doing so, he would be forced to sacrifice some degree of energy and focus he would have spent on the roles he played as an actor. When he said what he did about Chris Pratt, he said it based on what he has seen too many times over his career and along with his proven track record you can believe it is more than just his opinion, but very likely will turn out to be a fact.
We want Kurt and Keith David back for Thing 2! Soldier 2 would be nice!
I can imagine a script where the planet they go to at the end of the first Soldier movie gets invaded by another group of new super soldiers, only these are younger, and genetically altered with night vision and fast healing so he finds himself really outgunned.
But the first ten minutes, its the kid fighting them solo, barely hanging in there, and then he comes out from under the floor boards like a monster.
""Whispers.""
"What?"
"Its. Time."
"Time for what?"
"Time to kill them all, sir."
hahahahah that ending is hilarious
I figured he was joking around about Pratt.
Pratt reminds me too much of Kurt in the 80s
Haha that last little bit "and its gonna end....."😆
Dude making it look that easy, a pro at his craft.
Overboard, Tombstone, Quinton T movies!, the Fucking Thing!!!! And my very favorite and most underrated from him... Bone Tomahawk (scariest and best western ever!) Loved it! Kurt please keep going in movies... we all love you!
Bait and switch there with that clickbait headline...
And damn it, it seems to have worked!
No one better Diss Snake !!
I think John Carpenter said that Russel's character in "The Thing" was essentially mostly just a transplant of Snake Plisskin into a horror movie.
Inigo Montoya wearing an enormous cowboy hat.
Inigo Montoya I am the six fingered man
Lost in Space - "The Challenge" - Original air date: March 2, 1966.
"overboard".......what a great movie!
" Some talent..."
Fuckin love Kurt! Always have!
I grew up watching Kurt. He is one of the family as far as I am concerned.
Just watched Tombstone today for probably the 100th time. I'm pretty sure I own every movie on DVD/Blu-ray that Russell's ever been in and he NEVER disappoints!
Kurt's Dad, Bing Russell owned a minor league Baseball team known as the Portland Mavericks in the late 70's and Kurt actually played for the team as a DH.
This guy is one of the GOATS
"...and I won't be working with him again."
Another thing. Kurt Russell and Tom Hanks. Both great. Midas touch. You never hear anything bad about either one.
Not only is he a fantastic actor, but he has charisma and kindness
He could have retired 30 years ago, Lucky for us he didn’t. Has Kurt Russell ever made a bad film? He’s like Dennis Quade that way. Classy.
actually he did....
but he wasnt in it or part of it.
Tango and cash.
How did they make the backdrop sparkle?
Its a video monitor.
When Kurt Russell shows up, things start to sparkle.
Harvey Weinstein your a pig weinstien. When Hollywiered gets done with you. Your fucked.
LOL I love it when they blow past that "Oh, we were all such a FAMILY on the set and we all had each others' back" BS and get to it lol. Kurt Russell is legend.
I remember when Escape for New York came out. I thought "Kurt Russell an action hero?". He pulled it off perfectly.
You or your audio people pan like an amature.dont hard pan you can get the same effect while not confusing people wearing one earbud.
You need a new sound man.
Walt Disney himself saw something in Kurt. No one could have anticipated Kurt would still be making movies for Walt’s company, fifty years after he passed away. Trivia: Google “Disney’s last words”.
Kurt Russell is (and has been) one of my most-favorite actors for 40-years! While I didn't care for his early 'Disney stint', starting with Carpenter's 'The Thing' (I actually saw it, before I saw 1981's 'Escape from NY'), his ability to bring depth, manliness and humor to even the most-horrific cinema role just absolutely awed me! Can't imagine the humor of being in their house (Kurt and Goldie)...gotta be as bad or worse than my own!
His character was “deep” and “complex”? That’s some serious schlong gobbling.
Alternate title: "Kurt Russell says a lot words that mean nothing for 3 and a half minutes, then briefly make a joke about Christ Pratt at the end."
Every time I see Kurt Russell, whether in a movie or interview or magazine, I just admire him more and more. Just one of the coolest men that ever lived
I love Kurt Russell. I love his take on movie stars and politics. His belief that movie stars should not make a lot of public displays of their own opinions. Kurt realizes that they are actors and that they are just normal people (well semi normal people) with opinions like everybody else. You know the old saying; opinions are like assholes, everyone has one and they all stink. I think that's where Kurt is with movie stars that are constantly out there jamming their political or corporate agendas down our throats ( if they're not telling us what to think about politics, they're trying to tell us what we should wear, what perfume to buy, what kind of car to drive, what diet to be on, what make-up to use etcetera. I have loved Kurt in every single role he's played, including the little wild boy on Gilligan's Island. That was the very first time I saw Kurt Russell; when i was a kid & he played the jungle boy on Gilligan's Island. I'm so glad to see people like him and Jeff Bridges getting work in their golden years. Kurt is indeed a true artist when it comes to sarcasm. He has truly turned it into an art form as much as he has his acting. Yet another reason to just absolutely dig the shit out of this guy. He seems normal especially for Hollywood types. Yeah I'm sure he has his own Hang-Ups like all of us do (everybody's crazy in their own way); on the scale of normality in hollyweird Kurt takes the cake