this is true as he hated his haircut and felt attractive throughout filming. Josh and Woody had to make him go out with them on nights out to get him out of the slumber
I think his point is being missed because of how he worded it. He definitely says "on purpose" in regards to him changing his appearance. That was for the part, no question. But when asked if that was ONLY for the role (when beer and smoking were the last things mentioned), he could be saying it wasnt just to look the part and land the role but also to embody the character and feel like shit. Or he could be saying it was stress from working on the movie and he used that to his advantage. Either way, he doesn't actual mean all of that had nothing to do with fitting the role.
not to be a dick but that's like the least understated and intelligent part of the whole video, there's so much going on that's more complex then a simple joke
Imagine Anton Chigurh leaning across the table toward you in a restaurant, with that creepy smile on his face........ "Pass the salt, please, sir." "Ummm....wh...what?" "I need you to pass the salt, sir."
Also, his adultered voice wasn’t hard to work out it was him, apart from the obvious silhouette, the slight accent and his unique cadence… Plus, Bardem’s adultered voice was very close to how he sounds in Skyfall at times so it wasn’t a stretch to figure out it was him at all, in fact they probably altered it enough to not sound exactly like him but just enough to sound like him through a dodgy 2 way or something like that…
My Dad died last year, 83 years old. He was a movie buff & watched a different movie most nights on TV. Just before he died I asked "Dad, what's the best movie you ever watched?" his reply "No Country For Old Men". I too love this movie & It makes me feel close to my Dad.
@@nickhutchinson9068 Welcome Nick, condolences mate. Reading you comment another video came up on my screen, th-cam.com/video/l37O0iZxfGw/w-d-xo.html brought back memories of my Dad again
Absolutely brilliant! These guys have got a great sense of humour & must've had really enjoyed making this movie. It's proven by the fact that they banded together to do this mockumentary. The "darkened profile" to disguise Mr Bardem's identity cracked me up! XD
my favorite part of this is how "ethan coen killed somebody and kept their dead body in/near his desk" is brought up, heavily implied, and then completely glossed over within like ten seconds. it really adds to the "everyone in this video is being held at gunpoint" vibe
It really didn't hit me that this whole thing was a joke until the anonymous cast member with Bardem lol. That and Josh Brolin holding a cigarette in each hand, with messy hair, just shitting on the Coen Brothers was fucking hilarious.
@@seaacow6347 The whole piece is a satirical comedic send-up of the Coen Brothers. In other words, it's a joke done with straight faces by the actors -- actors who love the Coens talking as though serious about what vain, nasty people the Coens are to work for. I thought it was a straight documentary too until things started getting silly at 2:00. It's hard to explain humor to someone who's missed the joke, but I suggest you watch again because you definitely missed this one. And Ironically, this kind of deadpan humor happens to be the kind of thing the Coens are best known for. It also was Dave Letterman's stock in trade.
My heart goes out to Javier Bardem. He is an incredible artist, lashed to the yoke of the Coen brothers' plow, being driven, whipped (both physically and emotionally) by the devil demon auteurs with nary a drop of human decency or pity. He will have to carry the heavy weight of their brutality with him for the rest of his days - or at least until he gets his Beverly Hills mansion.
Bardem gave an amazing performance. Really good acting is often very painful throughout the creative process. Who can say what was appropriate or not? I think immediately of Ellen Burstyn and William Friedkin and what he made her do, how he went about it, or how Friedkin worked with the non-actor (priest in real life) who gave an astoundingly crisp and beautiful performance throughout the film and over the broken body of his friend at the bottom of that stone staircase. The tales are legion of those creative grapples.
That poor man. I hope he gets his revenge, or plays a part in the Cohens' karma somehow. I will pray every night for Javier to get some kind of reprieve or relief, or justice. Something, anything, to improve what life he has left after what they did to him. #MyHeartAches
Yes, and I recall, during one interview, that he said he was going through some emotional issue at the time. I hope justice is served. What goes around comes around, and that's a very true saying! Coen brothers will be out of work soon because of their reputation of treating actors badly. I hope all actors speak up!
I feel like Javier's speech patterns in this performance definitely inspired some of the deliveries from the voice actor who played Death in the Puss in Boots movie. "Pick it up. "Pick. It. Up."
"We really came together as a family and I'm not talking about Joel and Ethan here but we were like the Hanoi Hilton we survived together." This is better writing than most movies these days.
Oh my God, I wasn't ready for this, and the fact that Brolin and cast threw it together as an inside ruse aimed at the Cohen bros. knowing their sense of humor level would, like myself make me spew my drink makes it that much more hilarious. I will never confess as to how long I was scratching my beard before the light switched on!
All you people are missing the point about this film and the hidden meanings. 1. The story supposely took place during the 80's around the area of Del Rio Texas. 2. It is demonizing Mexicans to the hilt, as drug dealers, murderers, and phychos. I guess this is what sells in Hollywood and as usual the Hill Billies in Texas are the good guys and the Mexicans are the bad guys. It is pretty tough to swallow all this bull shit especially when you are a half breed (Hill Billy and Mexican) like me, and you were born in Del Rio Texas. Joseph A. Garcia / Historian and Businessman I rest my case .....................................
Javier to his hairstylist: Everything, short in the long places, long in the short places. Should look like something from the future and the past....something a child would do to a doll...
His hair is a hood, he is the grim reaper. The cattle bolt pistol and shotgun are his scythe and the quarter is the hour glass. He is the only one with a dark clothing as well.
What made the Chigurh character so frightening was that they didn't create this character with a lot of make-up, or even personality flaws or crazy dialogue. He was just this quiet killer, cold-blooded and relentless. And it's not hard to imagine those kinds of people out there.
8:05 i was crying laughing because that silhouette and the voice changing wont change the damn accent javier had, and more important, i was betrayed by Javier previous statement about have some respect about other people's bad behaviour, not gossiping around and suddenly came "anonymous" cast SPILLING EVERYTHING
I love how Javier usually gets the roles of most gruesome, badass, villain characters, yet always acts like the most sincere, humble, empathetic and sensitive guy on the planet during the interviews. No wonder he is married to Penelope Cruz.
@@agentsmidt3209 Something bad happen to Woody Harrelson. But that's Hollywood!. It's sad. But it doesn't surprise me. Hollywood is known for sex scandals, homosexuality, pedophilia and other atrocities.
Javier Bardem is just a ridiculously, effortlessly natural actor. Mate of mine worked on Skyfall and told me about a funnymoment where Daniel Craig kind of lost all his confidence one day and needed geeing up, overheard Craig say something like "Oh my god how can I even compare with that he's got more screen presence just sitting there than I have trying my hardest on my best day"
It runs in the family, his mother and grandparents were all recognized international actors, his uncle Juan Antonio Bardem was a renowned director father of another important current director and screenwriter, Miguel Bardem. Javier's brother, Carlos, was already famous for his bully roles in Hollywood 20 years ago, he is also a director, screenwriter, producer and even has several award winning books published. With that family background it is not difficult to become a good actor.
@@piopio2413 after watched this movie using boxxy software i recommend it for all my friends, just using boxxy software you can watch everything you want and for free
No Country was one of the last movie's I watched with my father before he really lost his cognitive skills. Even if he hadn't have liked it, it would hold a special place for me. But he really liked it, and it's in my all-time top 5. I'm really glad that Brolin posted this for us to get a glimpse behind the Coen curtain.
@@azynkron They're acting in an American-made movie, playing Americans, speaking in flawless American accents, and it is therefore somewhat surprising to many American people to learn that no, they're not actually American. Does that explain it for you? Think before you make dumb, snarky comments
This is amazing. How you were all able to make this and gather this from the actors off set is just phenomenal. Good shit to all who made this and made this to us out out here in the other half.
Oh, sure, but they don't even talk about all the people Javier murdered to "get into character". My uncle Clayton for one. He set off to get Javier's autograph and was never seen again and that's the truth. And where's the autograph now I want to know? I tracked down one of the Cohen brothers and demanded answers. He just shrugged and said, "That's show business".
Javier: You know, I put on a lot of weight, drank a lot of beer, stopped smoking. Very professional “And that was all for the movie right?” Javier: No, no. It was like like like, cause I felt like shit
this is hilarious. didn't realize it was like satire until half way through when javier mentioned trying to get some salt for his food and one of the coen brothers angrily grabbed his wrist and twisted it lol
Best movie ever. Before I saw this in early 2009 I just listed a bunch of movies whenever someone asked what my favorites were. Then I saw this masterpiece, it had everything, the landscape and detail of Sergio Leone, the wit of an early Tarantino movie and a smooth cinematography and depth of the characters like in a Scorsese. The lack of a soundtrack also adds to the crude screentime- not a single distraction.
My favorite thing about this movie is the reason why Bell/Tommy Lee Jones's character quits the police force. In other movies you'd usually get a scenario where a cop encounters an epic brush with death or a Dirty Harry type situation. Then they throw their badge away. In this movie, he simply goes to a crime scene, gets creeped out because he knows in his heart that Anton Chigurh is there. Then he quits. It's so subtle.
He quits because he doesn't understand the world he lives in anymore, not cause he was "creeped out" that sugartits was still in the motel room. He literally understood that it's "no country for old men" so he threw in the towel
I assume that it was a joke, but this is the kind of mistakes that spaniards make when we speak English. We use words that sounds good to us... 'Objetivo' in spanish means goal, so 'objective' - literal translation to 'objetivo' - should mean goal...
@@CarlosValenzuelaCordero It does jajaj. When you train as an actor you say objective instead of goal (most of the times). Eg: Scene objective, Super objective, etc
One of my very favorite movies that did great justice to one of my very favorite books. And RIP Cormac McCarthy. Some of the finest modern literature was penned by him and he will sorely be missed.
This movie changed my life. I'm a hard man with many hard earned crevices and valleys. Thank you for making this movie and keeping me alive for my children.
This was hilarious! Brolin and Javier are laugh out loud funny! Woodys great too. But Javier and Brolin were so awesome. Loved Javier as the obvious anonymous cast member! Died laughing 😂 thanks guys!
Finally visited the famous old hotel in Las Vegas, NM (The Plaza) where Javier pursues Brolin for the suitcase, that beautiful lobby and staircase (the motel where Brolin dies - set in El Paso, but actually in Albuquerque - burnt down a few years ago, but the tall sign remains).
the jump cut from javier’s “i don’t wanna talk about this” to his obvious anonymous silhouette fucking killed me
Yeah is this supposed to be a joke? I can’t tell haha
it is @@publicspace234
No shit 😂 when they were interviewing woody you should have figured @@publicspace234
@@publicspace234no its serious. That was Javiers last time working with the Coen brothers
😂
Javier identifies himself as Anonymous cast member is really hilarious 🤣
As if.
I almost shit my pants at that bit. Hilarious.
@@tacomamountain4234
Humble man.
hope his wrist is okay
that was the point i realized it was all satire
"You did it for the role?" "No I did it because I felt like shit".
I guess your name is appropriate
@@michaell8722 this
😂👏
this is true as he hated his haircut and felt attractive throughout filming. Josh and Woody had to make him go out with them on nights out to get him out of the slumber
I gained weight, drank beer, my face looked completely different. "For the part?" No. I was miserable. Best "making of" ever.
"No...I felt like shit".
I think his point is being missed because of how he worded it.
He definitely says "on purpose" in regards to him changing his appearance. That was for the part, no question.
But when asked if that was ONLY for the role (when beer and smoking were the last things mentioned), he could be saying it wasnt just to look the part and land the role but also to embody the character and feel like shit. Or he could be saying it was stress from working on the movie and he used that to his advantage.
Either way, he doesn't actual mean all of that had nothing to do with fitting the role.
(Menacingly) Did you like it? Did you like it? It sucks..... (long pause, then spookily)... it sucks....
Didn't he say he quit smoking for the role?
@@jmp01a24 he did.
"I drank a lot of beer. Professionally."
...respectfully.
...responsibly
well, beer leads to more beer
The will of a champion…
@@BruhMoment-vn6oo yea but we know where that leads.
The shot of Woody being ever so slightly out of focus for his entire interview is so subtle yet hilarious
This whole video is just random and funny asf
and literally in the middle of a swamp 😆
It's produced and directed by Josh Brolin after all.
lol I love how it fades out while Woody Harrelson is still explaining.
Blazed out of his mind lmao
@@rustydangeruss8763 Remember when Josh Brolin wasn't totally full of himself before he became the reflective introspective actor?
Bill I don’t know the guy so I can’t really say lol
LMAO
Shit. I wanted to hear more. That was hilarious.
Josh is an underrated comic genius. "We really came together as a family... I mean I'm not including Joel and Ethan here". Brilliantly understated.
not to be a dick but that's like the least understated and intelligent part of the whole video, there's so much going on that's more complex then a simple joke
aja3longhorn Oh for sure, the whole video is brilliant. I just loved Josh’s deadpan delivery of that line.
@@Durzel he said that beautifully.
He's the man 👍
Josh brolin is no doubt a genius, amazing actor
When the camera faded away as Woody was rambling, I lost it. lol
and the way it was out of focus the whole time
Lmfao
“Anonymous cast member” lol
nearly fell out of my chair at that lol. too funny.
I just love how it goes to show how much fun these guys are having behind a very serious film.. That’s true acting right there
I knew it was going to be Javier after I read this.
more llike "Not Javier Bardem" :D
I thought that was hilarious
Imagine Anton Chigurh leaning across the table toward you in a restaurant, with that creepy smile on his face........
"Pass the salt, please, sir."
"Ummm....wh...what?"
"I need you to pass the salt, sir."
*passes salt*
Anton:"well done"
Dear god I'd shit myself
Best comment
I’d just stand up and run
Trailer lady would've handled that well.
"Anonimous cast member" Altered Voice with a fucking strong accent LOL
Not to mention , his profile is unmistakable. lol
That's when I realized this was all a joke
Also, his adultered voice wasn’t hard to work out it was him, apart from the obvious silhouette, the slight accent and his unique cadence…
Plus, Bardem’s adultered voice was very close to how he sounds in Skyfall at times so it wasn’t a stretch to figure out it was him at all, in fact they probably altered it enough to not sound exactly like him but just enough to sound like him through a dodgy 2 way or something like that…
“Its sucks it sucks” 😂😂😂😂
My Dad died last year, 83 years old. He was a movie buff & watched a different movie most nights on TV. Just before he died I asked "Dad, what's the best movie you ever watched?" his reply "No Country For Old Men". I too love this movie & It makes me feel close to my Dad.
He had good taste.
My dad loves this movie as well. He past away in 2018. Reading your comment brought back memories. Thank you
@@nickhutchinson9068 Welcome Nick, condolences mate. Reading you comment another video came up on my screen, th-cam.com/video/l37O0iZxfGw/w-d-xo.html brought back memories of my Dad again
He rode ahead, and is building a fire.
@@chekaschmeka4283 You get it man. You truly get it. This comment is amazing
The amount of sarcasm in this mockumentary = level: 100000000
*irony
@@wvu982000 nope its sarcasm, they all being sarcastic
Pleeze ton the camera orff..now
Absolutely brilliant! These guys have got a great sense of humour & must've had really enjoyed making this movie. It's proven by the fact that they banded together to do this mockumentary. The "darkened profile" to disguise Mr Bardem's identity cracked me up! XD
@Deangelo Duncan I don’t know if you care but I was doing her while you were hacking
my favorite part of this is how "ethan coen killed somebody and kept their dead body in/near his desk" is brought up, heavily implied, and then completely glossed over within like ten seconds. it really adds to the "everyone in this video is being held at gunpoint" vibe
woody harrelson's out of focus face rambling about alternative medicine
so glad they faded his dumb shit out.
reminds me of that kid trying to describe his dream
mark u sound boring as fuck
Woody,......
Woooooooody,......
Chillin' in Hawaii,..........
yeah.
@@marp00n I pity you fool.
Kelly Macdonald is underrated in this. She did a great job of shedding her Scottish accent.
I would have never guessed she wasn't from Texas lol
@@juaneer she’s adept at a range of accents
Aussie and Irish too and English accent
Wonder if when breaking from filming she ate haggis, played bagpipes and told stories of the Loch Ness monster?
try stnading in the door and hollering momma momma
even Tommy Lee Jones was impressed
It really didn't hit me that this whole thing was a joke until the anonymous cast member with Bardem lol. That and Josh Brolin holding a cigarette in each hand, with messy hair, just shitting on the Coen Brothers was fucking hilarious.
Slow on the uptake is the phrase that comes to mind.
Josh having a cigarette in each hand was way funnier to me than it should be
come on man, the moment they started to talk shit of the Coens was quite clear already! 😂😂
Haha I didn't even notice the cig in both hands lmao
If you didn’t realize this was a joke until the very end you and a grade A fucking idiot.
Josh Brolin smoking cigarrets out of both hands. I never get tired of watching this. Comedy gold.
Holy shit I would of never noticed that, thank you 2 years later!
It took me waaaay too long to realize this was a joke
Omg is it rlly??
Yeah I thought the shit was serious until the very end
god damnit
@Joachim Hans yes
Pay attention to Joshs' hands at 6:17 lmao
“I thought he was a terrific actor. As a person I don’t really understand anything he says.”
Brolin needs to write some comedy screenplays. He is a very funny guy.
nah
Funny how?
@@seaacow6347 The whole piece is a satirical comedic send-up of the Coen Brothers. In other words, it's a joke done with straight faces by the actors -- actors who love the Coens talking as though serious about what vain, nasty people the Coens are to work for. I thought it was a straight documentary too until things started getting silly at 2:00.
It's hard to explain humor to someone who's missed the joke, but I suggest you watch again because you definitely missed this one. And Ironically, this kind of deadpan humor happens to be the kind of thing the Coens are best known for. It also was Dave Letterman's stock in trade.
@@ericynot What, is he a clown? Does he amuse you?
These fellas are blind 🙃
The out of focus shot on Woody Harrellson is hysterical
I fucking died when I seen that. Eye balls redder than the sun.
He’s on that Maui woweee 😂
Lol
@@HoopleBogart Something to be said for good weed, man.
I was about to say... "Woody Harrellson is high as a kite"
My heart goes out to Javier Bardem. He is an incredible artist, lashed to the yoke of the Coen brothers' plow, being driven, whipped (both physically and emotionally) by the devil demon auteurs with nary a drop of human decency or pity. He will have to carry the heavy weight of their brutality with him for the rest of his days - or at least until he gets his Beverly Hills mansion.
Or be mistaken for Judd Nelson.
Bardem gave an amazing performance. Really good acting is often very painful throughout the creative process. Who can say what was appropriate or not? I think immediately of Ellen Burstyn and William Friedkin and what he made her do, how he went about it, or how Friedkin worked with the non-actor (priest in real life) who gave an astoundingly crisp and beautiful performance throughout the film and over the broken body of his friend at the bottom of that stone staircase. The tales are legion of those creative grapples.
That poor man. I hope he gets his revenge, or plays a part in the Cohens' karma somehow. I will pray every night for Javier to get some kind of reprieve or relief, or justice. Something, anything, to improve what life he has left after what they did to him. #MyHeartAches
lol
Yes, and I recall, during one interview, that he said he was going through some emotional issue at the time. I hope justice is served. What goes around comes around, and that's a very true saying! Coen brothers will be out of work soon because of their reputation of treating actors badly. I hope all actors speak up!
Josh Brolin should do one of these in every movie. I mean the sarcasm and the satire are just on point, I can't stop laughing.
Same, I was chuckling the whole time. This was Andy Kaufman level trolling.
Dying to see one from Deadpool 2 now.
"I gotta go. I gotta get outa here.."
LOL
Yeah that was a riot!! He definitely gave off a vibe of sitting in a hotel room awake for 5 days on a cocaine binge!
I'll see why Ryan Reynolds got him the gig as Cable and Deadpool 2.
Josh Brolin's a troll fading Woody out like that after mentioning his "alternative medicines"
xD
Lol. Camera's focused on the background instead of Woody.
"I feel like I'm coming off a little bit strange."
"No, not at all."
Eugenio Pena lol read the description. It’s fake. It’s a mockumentary.
Well that messed everything up for me. Fkn boring then
I feel like Javier's speech patterns in this performance definitely inspired some of the deliveries from the voice actor who played Death in the Puss in Boots movie.
"Pick it up.
"Pick. It. Up."
Kelly : Josh is just the nicest man in the world.
Cut to Josh shooting a man.
Timestamp?
@@padmesyt 5:45
This was just Antons documentary about him being bullied by the cast and crew the whole film lol
He'll come back with a cattle stun gun and a silenced shotty and fuck em up 😂
Elier Melendez its part of the show, this doc is a jokey one
@@EM-ny4dx just stfu.
Not sure why they couldn't understand him. He sounded fine to me..also I wonder if they speak Spanish as well as he speaks english.
It was a joke documentary
The fade off “it sucks...it sucks” gets me every time😂
🤣🤣
This whole thing is hilarious but I completely lost it at the anonymous cast member part.
It came out after Javier said have some respect "
Produced by Josh Brolin? This is no coincidence lol
I wonder who might that be
😂 My mother was scared and asked me why I blew up In laughter. 😂
It sucks
The movie won four academy awards, but this “Making of The Movie” should have won all the awards there are to win.
Even if the award is not related to the cinema, this movie deserves it.
@@evangelicae_rationis Definitely! 😄🍻
Seeing Javier be so candid about “not wanting to talk about this” is just so funny😂
The best moment is when Brolin smokes from two cigs, one in each hand. I almost died there
just noticed that lol
Only one is a cigarette
I thought I saw that! Good catch
Alejandro Gonzalez :why's that then.?
Lmao noo it’s one cig probably but good catch
"We really came together as a family and I'm not talking about Joel and Ethan here but we were like the Hanoi Hilton we survived together." This is better writing than most movies these days.
Cuz it's real n poetic
Stfu kid
Bryan A You know people can't talk on here right?
Oh my God, I wasn't ready for this, and the fact that Brolin and cast threw it together as an inside ruse aimed at the Cohen bros. knowing their sense of humor level would, like myself make me spew my drink makes it that much more hilarious.
I will never confess as to how long I was scratching my beard before the light switched on!
*Anton Chigurh, psychopathic, cold, methodical, hit man:*
1:08 “Eh did dis movie... las year, maan...”
*diss moviii"
All you people are missing the point about this film and the hidden meanings.
1. The story supposely took place during the 80's around the area of Del Rio Texas.
2. It is demonizing Mexicans to the hilt, as drug dealers, murderers, and phychos.
I guess this is what sells in Hollywood and as usual the Hill Billies in Texas are
the good guys and the Mexicans are the bad guys. It is pretty tough to swallow all this bull
shit especially when you are a half breed (Hill Billy and Mexican) like me, and you were
born in Del Rio Texas.
Joseph A. Garcia / Historian and Businessman
I rest my case .....................................
most important comment ! read on ! ...................
@@joegarcia3313 it's originally a book jackass what's it got to do with anything with hollywood
Javier to his hairstylist: Everything, short in the long places, long in the short places. Should look like something from the future and the past....something a child would do to a doll...
His hair is a hood, he is the grim reaper. The cattle bolt pistol and shotgun are his scythe and the quarter is the hour glass. He is the only one with a dark clothing as well.
@@Rulerofwolves_ is that from the screen play?
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@SATPROPRODUCTIONS - That's from Family Guy....check it out 😆
For the hair, he had a reference picture of some bar criminal old west type. Guy looked morally void.
6:20 the 2 cigs 😂😂😂
8:03 “I don’t want to talk about this” … cut to the obvious “anonymous “ Javier continuing to talk about it
Awww. It's cute to see Bardem go from playing an emotionless murderer, to insecure sweetheart in this video.
"I ate a lot, drank a lot of beer, very professional." 😂
JonnySublime “and that was- was for the role?”
“Ah, no, that was because I, I fell like shit.”
The woman that played Llewelyn’s wife did incredible. Scottish actress. Woody is amazing.
She’s really quite beautiful too. She has charisma in spades.
I like the “anonymous” part at 8:06 when it’s clearly Javier...lol.
Fake news !
they totally wont recognize this anonymous cast member if we silhouette their nose and forehead, truly genius undercover work
This is fucking hilarious. Omg, when it fades out on Woody mid-sentence. Baha
I love how it devolves to everyone just smoking and collectively losing their minds, Josh even having a cig in both hands lmao
"Did you like it ?" "It sucks, it sucks." LOL!!
Read the book then watch the movie it works
@@chrisandchrismoviereviews7785 I read the book dumbass. This is a mockumentory.
What made the Chigurh character so frightening was that they didn't create this character with a lot of make-up, or even personality flaws or crazy dialogue. He was just this quiet killer, cold-blooded and relentless. And it's not hard to imagine those kinds of people out there.
I laughed out loud when Javier pretended to not know what his wrist is called
but he is spanish, maybe that was honest?
4:30 Josh: yeah talk about the scene, our objective. Javier: my objective is to have a great mansion in Beverly Hills. Josh: Wtf did you just say? 😂😂😂
You would never think outside of character Javier would have such a thick accent when compared to his fluent english speaking counter-part.
Gimme the mansion
He isnt that bad i can hear him
Poor Javier Bardem...truly traumatized by the evil Cohen brothers. Sad. LOL
If that shithead had twisted my wrist like that. Bows would have been thrown.
CYN3RGY: the whole video was a joke, that never happened.
@@cyn3rgy759 Bows, what kind of bows.....frilly silk ones? Or, velvet puffy arrangements with lace trimming? :-)
@@sonofagreatsouthernland I think he meant like haymakers.
@@Veldtian1 I think he meant like there would've been 2 beaten up Jew Boys!
8:05 i was crying laughing because that silhouette and the voice changing wont change the damn accent javier had, and more important, i was betrayed by Javier previous statement about have some respect about other people's bad behaviour, not gossiping around and suddenly came "anonymous" cast SPILLING EVERYTHING
Josh is holding a cig in each hand at 6:30 lol
The first one is a cigarette the second one is a joint
Good catch! What a funny touch
Nice catch! Hilarious
I like your attention to detail. A+
its the same cigarette, he switched hands. they match in length and both have the brown filter
I love how Javier usually gets the roles of most gruesome, badass, villain characters, yet always acts like the most sincere, humble, empathetic and sensitive guy on the planet during the interviews.
No wonder he is married to Penelope Cruz.
? PC is a rabid maniac.
"Woody had an idea, so they took him to a room?" bwhahaahahahahahhaha....OMGGG..
He came out of the room with his booty sweating....on the floor LMAO!
big deal, everyone was sweating, its hot & humid there, duh
@@o-henry
Maybe they were doing it on that table.. Between scences and that smell drew the flies..
@@agentsmidt3209
Something bad happen to Woody Harrelson. But that's Hollywood!. It's sad. But it doesn't surprise me. Hollywood is known for sex scandals, homosexuality, pedophilia and other atrocities.
It's weird seeing Anton behind the scenes being a normal dude. I'd be like, "Holy shit, it's Anton!!!! Everybody run!!"
lmao
Call it...
I can't call it for you
Their ain’t no running from Anton... he WILL find you. 😫😂
Javier Bardem is just a ridiculously, effortlessly natural actor. Mate of mine worked on Skyfall and told me about a funnymoment where Daniel Craig kind of lost all his confidence one day and needed geeing up, overheard Craig say something like "Oh my god how can I even compare with that he's got more screen presence just sitting there than I have trying my hardest on my best day"
It runs in the family, his mother and grandparents were all recognized international actors, his uncle Juan Antonio Bardem was a renowned director father of another important current director and screenwriter, Miguel Bardem. Javier's brother, Carlos, was already famous for his bully roles in Hollywood 20 years ago, he is also a director, screenwriter, producer and even has several award winning books published. With that family background it is not difficult to become a good actor.
“Anonymous cast member” 😂😂😂
fucking lost it hahahaha
Bardem was brilliant. Truly one of the great cinematic villians of all time!
Great in Skyfall...
I've watched this so many times... I still wonder about that “Anonymous cast member”. Who could it be?
Javier 😂
Idk guess we'll find out when we see them reprise their role when the movie releases
"The Coen's were obviously not them!" As Brolin smokes a cig in each hand😅
One of my favorite films and books of all time👍
I've been wanting to read the book since i watched the movie, is it as good as the movie?
@@piopio2413 after watched this movie using boxxy software i recommend it for all my friends, just using boxxy software you can watch everything you want and for free
you got aids BIG TIME yes AIDS
@@piopio2413 not sure about this one but McCarthy's The Road is an amazing book
@@pkop4 Hm, i'll be sure to check that one out.
No Country was one of the last movie's I watched with my father before he really lost his cognitive skills. Even if he hadn't have liked it, it would hold a special place for me. But he really liked it, and it's in my all-time top 5. I'm really glad that Brolin posted this for us to get a glimpse behind the Coen curtain.
my sympathies to the cast who had to carry the burden of this traumatic experience. those that were never seen again...you will be forgotten.
Cold 🥶! I luv it! ❤❤❤
You can usually trust someone who smokes a cig in one hand and a joint in the other
Never trust a man who doesn't drink or smoke.
Quote; pocket troops
Nice pfp
DMT Robby 😂. I’m actually doing that now. Not one in each but one after another. Couldn’t sleep.
Just remember to pass the joint not the cigar.
That’s me 24/7
How talented these people are. I had no idea that Kelly MacDonald had an accent like that.
Man, same here!
It’s like watching The Wire and discovering that Dominic West and Idris Elba aren’t Americans.
Why do you people automatically assume that everyone is 'murican?
@@azynkron They're acting in an American-made movie, playing Americans, speaking in flawless American accents, and it is therefore somewhat surprising to many American people to learn that no, they're not actually American. Does that explain it for you? Think before you make dumb, snarky comments
Her American English is the accent, not Scottish.
Gotta check out Trainspotting! Her and her Scottish accent are in full blast there
Woody cracks me up in every interview he does 🤣
hes stoned in this one i think
Listening to Kelly Macdonald speak in her natural Scottish accent makes my nether region swell.
You need to binge Boardwalk Empire then.
AwwwSweetieDarling watch count dankula if Scottish accents turn you on
watch trainspotting
You need to listen to Saorise Ronan then.
@@cgirl111 She's putting on an Irish accent in that show. Watch Trainspotting instead.
THE WAY IT REPEATED JAVIER SAYING "It sucks."
A film masterpiece.
Every person,every shot zero waste.
All brilliance.
This is amazing. How you were all able to make this and gather this from the actors off set is just phenomenal. Good shit to all who made this and made this to us out out here in the other half.
This was hilarious. They should release this for wide audiences.
''woody, how high are you?''
woody: ''yes''
Oh, sure, but they don't even talk about all the people Javier murdered to "get into character". My uncle Clayton for one. He set off to get Javier's autograph and was never seen again and that's the truth. And where's the autograph now I want to know?
I tracked down one of the Cohen brothers and demanded answers. He just shrugged and said, "That's show business".
MrLemonbaby This reads like a Norm MacDonald joke. Excellent.
MrLemonbaby
This Javier guy sounds like a real jerk!
They kill your uncle ..?!
He seems nice.
Philip Watt But he’s a good guy.
Javier: You know, I put on a lot of weight, drank a lot of beer, stopped smoking. Very professional
“And that was all for the movie right?”
Javier: No, no. It was like like like, cause I felt like shit
this is hilarious. didn't realize it was like satire until half way through when javier mentioned trying to get some salt for his food and one of the coen brothers angrily grabbed his wrist and twisted it lol
The Classical Guitar piece at the start is "Leyenda" by Isaac Albéniz
Best movie ever. Before I saw this in early 2009 I just listed a bunch of movies whenever someone asked what my favorites were. Then I saw this masterpiece, it had everything, the landscape and detail of Sergio Leone, the wit of an early Tarantino movie and a smooth cinematography and depth of the characters like in a Scorsese. The lack of a soundtrack also adds to the crude screentime- not a single distraction.
My favorite thing about this movie is the reason why Bell/Tommy Lee Jones's character quits the police force.
In other movies you'd usually get a scenario where a cop encounters an epic brush with death or a Dirty Harry type situation. Then they throw their badge away.
In this movie, he simply goes to a crime scene, gets creeped out because he knows in his heart that Anton Chigurh is there. Then he quits.
It's so subtle.
He quits because he doesn't understand the world he lives in anymore, not cause he was "creeped out" that sugartits was still in the motel room. He literally understood that it's "no country for old men" so he threw in the towel
@@Townesvanwaits he quits because he's a big baby
@@AtreVire you're a big baby
When you have to explain the title of a movie to someone then that's when we stop trying to explain the plot @@Townesvanwaits
"My objective is a great mansion in Beverly Hills."
What the fuck did you just say
I assume that it was a joke, but this is the kind of mistakes that spaniards make when we speak English. We use words that sounds good to us... 'Objetivo' in spanish means goal, so 'objective' - literal translation to 'objetivo' - should mean goal...
@@CarlosValenzuelaCordero It does jajaj. When you train as an actor you say objective instead of goal (most of the times). Eg: Scene objective, Super objective, etc
Had no idea Josh was this hilarious. More, please.
this has to be one of my favorite videos ever lmao
😂
"Woody Harrelson left the room sweaty"
Lolol, totally lost my shit
Javier Barden didn't want to talk about it. He said show some respect. Javier knows some crazy things happened in the movie set.. smh.. 😳🤐
@@EM-ny4dx I can only imagine what the actresses had to do to get their roles.
@@EM-ny4dx it’s a joke my G
One of my very favorite movies that did great justice to one of my very favorite books. And RIP Cormac McCarthy. Some of the finest modern literature was penned by him and he will sorely be missed.
I didn’t realize this was a joke until the “Anonymous” cast member bit
Ahahahaha "Anonymous cast member" hahahaha, i died there!
Josh Brolin has a sense of humor. You can tell that he likes to have fun.
I never realized all those guys were such serious professionals.
This was great, so funny. Some of the best actors we have today, I'll see anything with Bardem in.
FANTASTIC movie - one of the best that I have seen in 61 years!! Have watched it many times and will watch it again!!
anonymous cast member, i laughed my ass off at that part
He was like “have some respect” next scene anonymous cast member😂
This movie changed my life. I'm a hard man with many hard earned crevices and valleys. Thank you for making this movie and keeping me alive for my children.
This was hilarious! Brolin and Javier are laugh out loud funny! Woodys great too. But Javier and Brolin were so awesome. Loved Javier as the obvious anonymous cast member! Died laughing 😂 thanks guys!
They are all F&*KED UP!!! This was crazier than the movie.
This is the best thing I've seen all week... sincerity and sarcasm, 200%
Kelly McDonald has been awesome ever since Trainspotting! Really dig her
"We don't wanna make you defensive or anything..." "He's the nicest man on the planet.......BOOM!!!!!" Brilliant, Josh!
What a fantastic glimpse into how much fun making movies is
Finally visited the famous old hotel in Las Vegas, NM (The Plaza) where Javier pursues Brolin for the suitcase, that beautiful lobby and staircase
(the motel where Brolin dies - set in El Paso, but actually in Albuquerque - burnt down a few years ago, but the tall sign remains).
Insurance
I like how they just fade out on Woody Harrelson while he fumbling his words. And how the cameras focused on the plants behind him and not him 😂
“laughing uproariously after every take” LMFAO