He also played that weird comm guy in Serenity. Every time I see him in something I think of The Santa Clause and Serenity characters. He has played some unusual characters.
Can't get over the fact he played Joel in Addams Family Values (Wednesday stole the show), when I saw Oppenheimer, at first I couldn't identify him, I had to search for the credits, was so surprised he went "fat" to this movie.
What a career David has had, from Addams Family Values to 10 Things I Hate About You, Harold and Kumar and Numbers, he knocks it out of the park every single time.
I know him since Addams Family Values, at first I couldn't identify him in Oppenheimer, had to search for the credits and I thought "WOW, he went so fat for this role".
Im around the same age as David and since I was a kid, I always loved seeing him pop up in stuff because he was always so good. Its crazy to hear that he doesn't see himself as being good enough when hes been doing it so long.
I was just thinking about this guy in Oppenheimer! In a film with outstanding performances from every actor, this guy was the one where I was like "but that guy though! That guy's really doing something." IDK but something about this guy- I was just like he's really good in this. Fantastic performance.
Michael does such excellent, intuitive interviews! (I have always said he's an amazingly intuitive actor, right on the nose emotionally in a role.) And David is so extremely likable. What a pleasure.
When i saw this guy in the movie I also thought “Oh cool, he’s in this!” Even as someone who doesn’t work in Hollywood I knew it was a big elevation for his career, and was super happy for him.
It's crazy how its just two scenes when in the final cut (and sounds like he got more scenes after the audition), he plays a really important character in Oppenheimer's life as the friend he can rely on for giving brutally honest advice. David had a great peformance!
That scene and the one when Ernest Lawrence shows up to testify and he gives him that look before he decides to leave and makes up an excuse for not being able to testify.
The power of this movie, for me, is that every character is a real human. It's nice that the actors worked to bring out their humanity. So many of these "bit characters" could sustain movies on their own...
In a movie with so many great actors, he was able to stand out. He provide some much needed comic relief but also gave the movie humanity, heart, and soul.
I was sitting there wondering who was playing Rabi the entire way through Oppenheimer (in IMAX) and when I looked it up after I was stunned. It was such a great performance. Him and Josh Hartnett
Maybe Christopher Nolan is a big fan of 10 things I hate about you. Christopher Nolan casted Heath ledger, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, and David krumholtz in his movies. Julia stiles is next 😂
I feel like that's standard for artists. I'm a photographer (been full time since 2017, but shooting since 2008), and I feel like a full 3/4ths of my shoots aren't all that great. And then clients are all thrilled with the images. I had a woman about a week and a half ago who cried when I showed her the photos because she never had any good family shots done when she was a kid, and loved the ones of her family now that I did. I remember walking away feeling like I didn't get anything all that great. Basically, we're our own worst critics.
David will always be my Mr. Universe! (Serenity) ... Love this dude. Underrated actor, but then again, not to Christopher Nolan and apparently not to Joss Whedon either. So maybe not so underrated after all. Much love.
He's losing his hair but he's lucky, cause he has enough in front to make it work, props to him dammit, I've been dealing with the loss of hair, IN FRONT, THE SIDES, AND THE BACK 😥 i make it work too by doing a fohawk mixed with Verbal Kint style if you know the reference
If you're going in alone, could you also say that's a sign they are very sure of you? Like, you've already got this made? That this would make you nervous, is that a bit of imposter syndrome?
It does seem like imposter syndrome for sure. I like to believe if I was the only one there, I’d know for a fact I’m where I’m suppose to be and not doubt myself.
It's clear in the movie he was overacting. I don't want to shit on an artist's work but this character took me out of it a little. I saw this interview before the movie and was curious. I like this actor in other stuff (the Deuce). Still would watch more of his work.
I will never get over the fact that this guy is Bernard from the Santa Clause movies. Such a treat to see him in Oppenheimer!
He also played that weird comm guy in Serenity. Every time I see him in something I think of The Santa Clause and Serenity characters. He has played some unusual characters.
I was thinking of Bernard every scene he was in.
Can't get over the fact he played Joel in Addams Family Values (Wednesday stole the show), when I saw Oppenheimer, at first I couldn't identify him, I had to search for the credits, was so surprised he went "fat" to this movie.
If Nolan had called him Barabbas, he wouldn't have corrected him.
I just always see the guy from 10 things I hate about you
Fantastic performance from David 👏🏽
What a career David has had, from Addams Family Values to 10 Things I Hate About You, Harold and Kumar and Numbers, he knocks it out of the park every single time.
Love him in Serenity
I know him since Addams Family Values, at first I couldn't identify him in Oppenheimer, had to search for the credits and I thought "WOW, he went so fat for this role".
He did teach me about blumkins
Always and forever will be Bernard the Elf for me!
No kidding. From an early age, all the way to now. Great actor, great works.
Great performance, he delivered some of the best lines in the movie.
"Tell Groves to shit in his hat." Loved David's performance in Oppenheimer.
Im around the same age as David and since I was a kid, I always loved seeing him pop up in stuff because he was always so good. Its crazy to hear that he doesn't see himself as being good enough when hes been doing it so long.
I was just thinking about this guy in Oppenheimer! In a film with outstanding performances from every actor, this guy was the one where I was like "but that guy though! That guy's really doing something." IDK but something about this guy- I was just like he's really good in this. Fantastic performance.
He is great in the Harold and Kumar movies too.
Michael does such excellent, intuitive interviews! (I have always said he's an amazingly intuitive actor, right on the nose emotionally in a role.) And David is so extremely likable. What a pleasure.
It's confirmed that all 3 leading male actors from "10 Things I hate about you" have worked with Christopher Nolan
Larisa Oleynik come back starts now! Lol
I’ve loved him ever since 10 Things I Hate About You, and I am glad to see him in everything.
When i saw this guy in the movie I also thought “Oh cool, he’s in this!” Even as someone who doesn’t work in Hollywood I knew it was a big elevation for his career, and was super happy for him.
It's crazy how its just two scenes when in the final cut (and sounds like he got more scenes after the audition), he plays a really important character in Oppenheimer's life as the friend he can rely on for giving brutally honest advice. David had a great peformance!
..and an orange
He plays the moral center of the movie.
I think the audition was only two scenes, but the part was larger than that.
Nolan’s secretive; the part was always big. It didn’t grow after the audition; he just got to see the full extent of the part once he was cast
Congrats David on your sobriety milestone! I know it's a struggle, but you are not alone.
His scene expressing why he doesn't want to work on the b9mb made me cry.
That scene and the one when Ernest Lawrence shows up to testify and he gives him that look before he decides to leave and makes up an excuse for not being able to testify.
@@sk8mafia214 Can you tell me why did he do that?
@@sandeshwankhade09 why did he make up the excuse to not appear or why he was coming to testify?
He was SO GOOD in that movie man. Everyone was fantastic
Very good movie and performance!
Krumholtz was an absolute revelation as Isidor Isaac Rabi. Such a genial, likable figure...my favorite character in the film.
Never seen Oppenheimer but from what everyone is saying in these comments, David really shines in it. I love his honesty and humor too, here. ❤
The power of this movie, for me, is that every character is a real human. It's nice that the actors worked to bring out their humanity. So many of these "bit characters" could sustain movies on their own...
You crushed it Bernard! Felt good to see dude in the film.
I cried a lot on his scene
Just need to say what a performance from you David, i really came to love the man that Isidor, you gave great life to this man.
Christopher Nolan strikes me as a perfectionist hearing how funny and jokey he is shows he’s a real person. I’m hoping this is his Oscar year
I love David hes a great scene stealer
OMG I LOVE this story and feel every bit of it, including the brewery visit after 😂
In a movie with so many great actors, he was able to stand out. He provide some much needed comic relief but also gave the movie humanity, heart, and soul.
Nolan hires good people and that’s why he gets the best performances
Very underrated actor. Does a brilliant job in everything I’ve seen him in.
Damn good for him! 👏
Always loved this guy
Nicest part is got sober too. Love the honest.
Chris Nolan gives me hope for humanity.
I think of Joel Glicker😂 "Do you know what happens if my mother uses a fabric softener? What? I die."
fantastic performance 👍
Inspiring, great story.
Such a great actor that it’s weird to see him just being himself.
Nice video !
I was sitting there wondering who was playing Rabi the entire way through Oppenheimer (in IMAX) and when I looked it up after I was stunned. It was such a great performance. Him and Josh Hartnett
Kudos that he has a tabla behind him!
He is fantastic in the movie.
To me, this guy is a good actor.
And what a phenomenal performance it was, not to mention right alongside some heavy, heavy hitters.
"The guy built you the atomic bomb. What more could you want? Mermaids"
That's actually good advice, the bit about the drive home.
He was great in the movie. Because i didnt even recognize him until the credits rolled.
"You can't stop the signal Mal!"
He gave the best performance in the film after Murphy's.
Mr. 71st Continental stole every scene he was in. Never thought Nolan to be the type not to use his words.
Chris was so correct. His performance in Numb3rs was very good.
Addams Family, Life with Mikey, dude's always been a great actor. Hope to see him in more!
Ome of the standout performances from the movie
Amd you took the stairs😂😂😂
Nice job david
Maybe Christopher Nolan is a big fan of 10 things I hate about you. Christopher Nolan casted Heath ledger, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, and David krumholtz in his movies. Julia stiles is next 😂
Amazing shirt Michael. So glad the stigma is lessening. They're here
Some profesional whom he overpaid did him a disservice.
"I don't know who believes me, but I wish they would show up right now. And then it happens." - Everyone but me.
So the story is he thought he did bad but he actually did good and then did good in the movie
I feel like that's standard for artists. I'm a photographer (been full time since 2017, but shooting since 2008), and I feel like a full 3/4ths of my shoots aren't all that great. And then clients are all thrilled with the images. I had a woman about a week and a half ago who cried when I showed her the photos because she never had any good family shots done when she was a kid, and loved the ones of her family now that I did. I remember walking away feeling like I didn't get anything all that great. Basically, we're our own worst critics.
Great performance in Oppenheimer. Btw, he looks a bit like Jake Johnson here.
5:58
(5:36) Seems like a PTSD from the "Terminator: Salvation" leaked script.
"Groves can shit in his hat." I loved how the scientists were portrayed as fun normal people with real emotional responses. Rabi was the coolest.
David will always be my Mr. Universe! (Serenity) ... Love this dude. Underrated actor, but then again, not to Christopher Nolan and apparently not to Joss Whedon either. So maybe not so underrated after all. Much love.
that would be awesome if nolan was like "i loved you in harold and kumar"
Acting is hard af.
He's still the young guy I thought he was, not the fat middle aged man he portrays in Oppenheimer. He really fooled me! Great job!
He's losing his hair but he's lucky, cause he has enough in front to make it work, props to him dammit, I've been dealing with the loss of hair, IN FRONT, THE SIDES, AND THE BACK 😥 i make it work too by doing a fohawk mixed with Verbal Kint style if you know the reference
Bernard!!! Jk love him
Didn't recognize him at all in that movie, remember that dude from Numb3rs.
Nolan looks real facty from my view.
If you're going in alone, could you also say that's a sign they are very sure of you? Like, you've already got this made? That this would make you nervous, is that a bit of imposter syndrome?
It does seem like imposter syndrome for sure. I like to believe if I was the only one there, I’d know for a fact I’m where I’m suppose to be and not doubt myself.
Plastered off 3 beers? lol
Joey Tribiani would advise you to play the role gay 😅
Acting notes seem like the most vague and cryptic advice I’ve ever heard. Why can’t they just be direct?
Good luck on his sobriety.
It's clear in the movie he was overacting. I don't want to shit on an artist's work but this character took me out of it a little.
I saw this interview before the movie and was curious. I like this actor in other stuff (the Deuce). Still would watch more of his work.
He clearly has a drinking problem
14 months sober is a drinking problem??????
@@ScottSullivanTV It's not going to last
So he's drinking beer ALL DAY then thinks he can take a time out then drive home? Jesus Christ. He should be in jail.
Why is this see you next therapy session is rambling and why do I care?
Boring 🥱
DeNiro is a pretty big introvert. The story was fine, but the elevator comment was just a bit too much for him.