I had no idea American psycho was supposed to be a comedy. It makes sense in hindsight after watching it. I was laughing more than I thought I should be.
@@shakedmizrahi1264 I didn't laugh at that, I thought it was supposed to be an explanation of how all the corporate hot shots are essentially the same person.
I know right? Its frustrating watching these old interviews because you'll see from the 60s onward interviews became shorter and shorter. We need so much more longform journalism as well as in depth interviews that aren't just about gossip.
I still to this day cannot get over the fact christian bale is british. He nailed the american accent so well. I find myself waiting for a slip up. A tiny peak of british accent coming through to no avail! brilliant brilliant actor
I mean, he does slip a little bit when Patrick calls his lawyer at the end of the film and somewhat early in " Batman Begins" but it`s barely noticeable unless you`re really listening for it.
@@aspieanarchist5439I find that british people can imitate a standard american accent with relative east and americans can imitate a british accent as well
The book and movie written by people in their early 30s, starring actors all in their mid to late 20s, & directed by a woman in her mid 40s. All together made an excellent satirical film.
@@anantambisht4895 I don't remember the batman reference in the movie. Having said that, I'm almost done reading the novel & at one point, one of his colleagues calls him "batman!" rather than bateman.
Lots of British actors get props for doing "great" american accents, but for a lot of them something almost always seems off, even if its just a certain word they get wrong. But with Bale, I literally didn't know he wasn't American until I was like 21.
Might be because you know they are British prior to the performance so you’re looking for potential flaws A good example, idk if you’ve ever seen the walking dead, but Rick Grimes is British and most people don’t know
@@XXXTENTAClON227 Funnily enough Rick Grimes imo is the best example of a shitty American accent. I watched walking dead when I was like 12 so I didn't know he was British beforehand but as soon as he talked I knew something was off.
The majority definitely don’t slip up, it’s just that people have seen them in British films first or heard them first. A lot of the older actors definitely don’t slip up, the majority of America still don’t realise they aren’t American.
imagine treating Christian Bale like he never mattered to production of the film when he literally made this movie what it is. sure BEE is an absolute genius, Mary made a once in a 100 year movie but they treat Christian likes he's roadkill...Leo couldn't have done it like Christian did and I'm tired of pretending like he could have. BTW Leo turned this down for The Beach. Bale was fucking masterful and he deserves to be praised every second of every day.
It's funny to think Leo DiCaprio and Edward Norton were close to play Bateman. Maybe Leo would have been too young at the time, maybe Ed would have been great. But Christian was perfect
You do realize that Leo and Christian Bale were born the same darn year? 1974. Age had nothing to do with it. And if it did, Norton would have gotten the role since he’s older than both (born 1969).
@@tromboneman4517 Leo did look like a kid in the 90s /early 00s even though he's the same age. Titanic came in 98 and he did look like a kid, only two years to American Psycho. I know he could have but it would have been distracting to some viewers
i’ve seen a lot of interviews of him over the last few years and i’m kind of used to his real accent, but it’s still super weird seeing him clean shaven and younger and not sounding like patrick bateman.
I live in the American Gardens building on West 81st Street, on the 11th floor. My name is Patrick Bateman. I'm 27 years old. I believe in taking care of myself, in a balanced diet, in a rigorous exercise routine. In the morning, if my face is a little puffy, I'll put on an ice pack while doing my stomach crunches. I can do 1, 000 now. After I remove the ice pack, I use a deep pore cleanser lotion. In the shower, I use a water-activated gel cleanser then a honey-almond body scrub, and on the face, an exfoliating gel scrub. Then I apply an herb mint facial mask, which I leave on for ten minutes while I prepare the rest of my routine. I always use an aftershave lotion with little or no alcohol, because alcohol dries your face out and makes you look older. Then moisturizer, then an anti-aging eye balm, followed by a final moisturizing protective lotion. There is an idea of a Patrick Bateman. Some kind of abstraction. But there is no real me, only an entity, something illusory, and though I can hide my cold gaze and you can shake my hand and feel flesh gripping yours, and maybe you can even sense our lifestyles are probably comparable, I simply am not there.
this is one of the most egregious accounts of interrupting ive ever seen in an interview lol. guy kept putting answers in their mouths before they could even answer themselves
As a young child in the south during the 80s. I had no idea that this kind of materialism existed back then. It didn't make it down here...thank goodness...I love how everyone is a copy and wears the same thing. Everyone remembers everybody wrong it's so great.
INTERVIEWER STOP INTERRUPTING BRET LET HIM TALK GOD I HATE IT WHEN INTERVIEWERS DO THIS IF YOU WONT LET THEM TALK DONT LET THEM ON I DONT CARE ABOUT HOW MUCH TAPE YOU HAVE IN YOUR DAMN CAMERA
I kinda see the recent popularity about this film since the movie is timeless in way, that everyone can relate. With the day and age of the internet, you clearly see the patterns. i don't have any idea how to formulate this properly, just a headcannon of mine
Youre on to something. Vanity/obsession with self image and perfection, living in affluent age, a widening gap between the rich and poor, neoliberalism and hustle culture, the fear of disease and paranoia due a recent pandemic/epidemic, celebrity culture and narcissism. There are so many similarities are parallels with the world Ellis paints in American psycho and the world an affluent privilege member of Gen z today might find themselves in
People in 2000: if Christian Bale plays Patrick Bateman he'll be typecast as a psycho villain forever! People in 2019 watching Ford v. Ferrari: oh hey look, it's Batman.
@@cactusmalone Henry Cavill, tom hardy, Benedict Cumberbatch, Tom Holland, Christian bale, Idris alba, tom hiddleston, Robert Pattinson, Daniel Radcliffe, Andrew Garfield, Patrick Stewart and many more
I think the movie makes more sense if it was mostly in Patrick Batemans head. If a person is having those dark thoughts as a result of such simple triggers, isn’t he almost as crazy as if he had acted upon those impulses?
I think what makes it works as satire is that you can't know if it was real or in his head. They say in the movie his dad owns the company so he's a powerful man and a powerful man on Wallstreet could (relatively) easily cover up crimes, and it's just another day of doing of business. That's why it works as a satire of 80s Wallstreet, a legitimate psycho can fit right in and nobody is the wiser.
Brits you may think are american Anthony Hopkins Ian McKellen Michael Caine Christian Bale Daniel Day-Lewis Gerrard butler Tom Hardy Gary Oldman Henry Cavill Tom Hiddleston Benedict Cumberbatch Tom Holland Idris Elba Liam neeson Jude Law Hugh Grant Hugh Laurie Patrick Stewart Ewan McGregor Martin Freeman Ben Kingsley Daniel Radcliffe James McAvoy Michael fassbender Rowan Atkinson Simon Pegg Orlando Bloom Robert Pattinson Andrew lincoln Eddie Redmayne Sean bean David Tennant Jason Statham Sacha Baron Cohen Michael Gambon Daniel Craig Daniel Kaluuya Most of the Game of thrones and Peaky blinders cast
Great comment, you are absolutely right. So disturbing in this day and age to be able to see that actually there are so many online and around us everywhere. The nostalgia for the rarity of it was something I hadn't considered nefore, thanks.
The interview of Tom Cruise on Letterman upon which he based Bateman's manner is very interesting to watch. I believe it was Tom's first appearance on Letterman.
God, Christian Bale is the number 1 actor I’d never want to be stuck in a room with. Not that I have anything against him at all, he’s one of my favorite actors of all time, but it’s just he gives off such a disappointed father vibe that would just make me feel like a loser compared to him
Idk where I’ve been but I never ever seen Mr Bale out of character . Therefore I had absolutely no idea that he was an Englishman. My Goodness he is soooooooo gd lookin. I wonder if it’s hard to pick up the accents of American plus all the different accents and personalities of ea state.
![Matt Damon and Christian Bale get real about weight loss, Batman vs. Bourne and more [extended]](/img/n.gif)
Now let's take a look at Paul Allen's interview
He’s busy in dorsia
dorsia on a friday night, how’d he swing that
L O L 😂😂😂😂
My God... the interview even has a watermark...
😂😂
What a great idea to have the author the director and the actor in the same room at once...
True
true that
what if they all walk into a bar
tru
Sarcasm
Christian Bale is so handsome
NAH FR THO HES SO GORGEOUS
ikkkk
dont just stare at him, eat it
@@user-deeznuts69 okay, I will
@@rachelv_11 IKR
Bale still looks in role lol
That’s the point.
He's always in role
@@ethanwaddell3068 *Hol' up*
@@ethanwaddell3068 😳
Its morbin time
Bale's face at the beginning lmao. He looks so evil
He must’ve still been in his role
Charlie had just shown everybody his new business card
0:35 bro didnt break character yet
@@cactusmalone Hahahaha
😂🤣 lol yes
I had no idea American psycho was supposed to be a comedy. It makes sense in hindsight after watching it. I was laughing more than I thought I should be.
Ofc , the card scene is hilarious
I honestly always thought of it to be partially a dark comedy...
The specific comedy is basically a dark Satire
@@shakedmizrahi1264 I didn't laugh at that, I thought it was supposed to be an explanation of how all the corporate hot shots are essentially the same person.
@@triple7marcThat's why it's funny.
That’s so nice they’re all sitting round a table. Wish they would do more interviews like this now
I know right? Its frustrating watching these old interviews because you'll see from the 60s onward interviews became shorter and shorter. We need so much more longform journalism as well as in depth interviews that aren't just about gossip.
@@Alaskan-Armadillo sensationalist quick bites are more profitable, thats the problem.
People wouldn't be able to concentrate that long
Ever heard of a podcast?
@@andrewcrawford4380 Yeah, your point? It’s nice to watch them being interviewed too which, by the way, you can’t for most podcasts.
He’s ridiculously handsome, Bale
yesss😫
Just found out Christian Bale is British. He has one of the best fake American accents I've ever heard
Welsh
@@lady88569 the Welsh are British until Wales leaves the UK
@@a_literal_brick Wales can't leave the UK, they are legally binded with England through a constitution.
@@MotionSickness17 that's why they're British
@@lady88569 no, he was born in Wales to English parents and he himself said , "I was born in Wales but I'm not Welsh-I'm English."[
"He goes from psychopath to psychotic...innit?" cracked me up😂
It was hilarious 🤣
timestamp?
@@RendyArdyansyah11:52
Best interview lol 😂 yes
yes!! I always commented on it under old videos of this interview. 'from psychopath to psychotic hahaha' - Christian is hilarious! 🤣
I still to this day cannot get over the fact christian bale is british. He nailed the american accent so well. I find myself waiting for a slip up. A tiny peak of british accent coming through to no avail! brilliant brilliant actor
I mean, he does slip a little bit when Patrick calls his lawyer at the end of the film and somewhat early in " Batman Begins" but it`s barely noticeable unless you`re really listening for it.
@@aspieanarchist5439I find that british people can imitate a standard american accent with relative east and americans can imitate a british accent as well
Fr lmao
Fr 🤣
@@lrn_news9171Americans can’t do the British accent, I’ve never heard an American do a good British accent. 🤣
friendly reminder christian is the voice actor for howl pendragon
I COMPLETELY FORGOT ABOUT THAT OMFGGG
what dat
@@Kinobambino howl’s moving castle it’s a Japanese film
No.. omg no way
I searched up howls moving castle dub cast and found this you probably did the same thing lmao
6:26 if you're just here to hear Christian Bale's natural accent like me
Thanks m8
Thank you. ❤
so it’s not just me lol
I just found out today that he is British
THANK YOUUUUUUUY
I love Christian bales accent. He was born in my town.
He sounds more American than English to me
@@woowoowoo3184 I don't think you know what an English accent sounds like then.
@@elliot695 You're right, having listened to his normal day accent, he sounds totaly english.
Yo! What? I was born there too
@@scabbyknee1235 wazzup!
The book and movie written by people in their early 30s, starring actors all in their mid to late 20s, & directed by a woman in her mid 40s. All together made an excellent satirical film.
what do their ages have to do with anything lol
@@lloydirving6209 it matters because they have different perspectives, a 20 year old will view the book/movie differently from a 40 year old
Why is this the first time I've heard Christian Bale speak with an English accent 😀
Welsh*
@@barton2185 that's not a Welsh accent
@@barton2185 He's not Welsh and it's not a Welsh accent
@@enlightened720 born in pembrokeshire
@@haco6930 born in pembrokehsire
Not only did he not get stuck playing the villain, he went on to play Batman, the greatest superhero, in the greatest superhero movies ever made.
And there's a batman reference in the film. It blew my mind lol. Like we really are in a simulation
@@jenniferlane7265 where?
@@anantambisht4895 I don't remember the batman reference in the movie. Having said that, I'm almost done reading the novel & at one point, one of his colleagues calls him "batman!" rather than bateman.
I could stare at and listen to Christian Bale speak all day, he's just a pleasure for all the senses😍
Interviews were so genuine back then. It’s all fake these days. All publicity. Miss those old days of film and movies.
.. of course they said that back then, about how genuine the 60s and 70s had been.
it’s all trying to be funny and get viral moments for the internet nowadays
Except Charlie Rose never had the grace to just shut the fuck up and let his interviewees speak
Damn impressive that he did a British accent for this whole interview frfr
No. He's english.
@@drearperry8727 nahhh did you see American psycho ain't no way he's bri ish
he's non american, he's welsh
@@muhammadfarhatnazmibinmohd9955 cap, have you seen american psycho? no way could he fake an american accent for that long
@@simanolastname2399 Tom holland
0:35 "I can't believe he had a better haircut than mine" lol
Bro I forgot christian had a accent and got completely awestruck for a sec he is SUCH A AMAZING ACTOR
ur really pretty omg
Everyone has an accent
Americans forget that they have accents like the rest of us
@@emberlayne7287 get a gf
I’m fascinated by bales British accent. He does American so well??????
god christian bale is fucking fit😭😭
He could always be thinner, look better
@@wtfhandle 😂
@@le4che963 it’s a reference to the movie this interview is literally about
@@le4che963 it’s literally to a reference to one of his lines from the movie 😭😭
@@le4che963 did you really not get the joke
He was just so handsome that year
Lots of British actors get props for doing "great" american accents, but for a lot of them something almost always seems off, even if its just a certain word they get wrong. But with Bale, I literally didn't know he wasn't American until I was like 21.
Might be because you know they are British prior to the performance so you’re looking for potential flaws
A good example, idk if you’ve ever seen the walking dead, but Rick Grimes is British and most people don’t know
@@XXXTENTAClON227 Funnily enough Rick Grimes imo is the best example of a shitty American accent. I watched walking dead when I was like 12 so I didn't know he was British beforehand but as soon as he talked I knew something was off.
Which was probably yesterday
The majority definitely don’t slip up, it’s just that people have seen them in British films first or heard them first. A lot of the older actors definitely don’t slip up, the majority of America still don’t realise they aren’t American.
That’s one example, you said for a lot of them which isn’t true. If it wasn’t for these interviews, regular Americans wouldn’t have a clue.
“you always laugh at him, never with him” perfectly sums up Patrick Bateman
I’m not even fuckin gay but Christ alive Christian bale is attractive as fuck
You are Sir...super gay, ok? 😂
imagine treating Christian Bale like he never mattered to production of the film when he literally made this movie what it is. sure BEE is an absolute genius, Mary made a once in a 100 year movie but they treat Christian likes he's roadkill...Leo couldn't have done it like Christian did and I'm tired of pretending like he could have. BTW Leo turned this down for The Beach. Bale was fucking masterful and he deserves to be praised every second of every day.
Agreed, this was absolutely Bale's role. As though it was tailored for him
wow i was barely a year old😭 Christian looks so handsome
I was born in October 2000 smh i just turned 21 this year it’s crazy
@@mademsdo time flies!! happy late birthday btw
I was negative 3.
@@Gselx thank you darling!
@@elansleazebaganno hahaha you weren’t even planned yet
Christian Bale is so very talented as an actor hope there are more films to come
Bale just oozes masculinity at such a young age. Shame we didn't see much of him in this interview.
I often forget how drop dead gorgeous Christian was back in these days.
He still is, honestly. No one his age would be dropping weight & gaining it like him and still coming out looking amazing.
Christian bale looks pissed
He always does. Lmao
I think it's because he saw how weird Hollywood is
Dude was 26 here! Cannot believe it.
Why?
@@lengting cause how talented he already was at a young age
@@lengting Maybe because he looks like he's well into his thirties.
@@DavidVanPatten358 yeah
Bale is one of the best actors..No one else could do this better
Bale really goes from bateman to batman
I also thought it was all a dream in the end. Finding out it wasn't is news to me.
The ending is just ambiguous is not set in stone per say
It's funny to think Leo DiCaprio and Edward Norton were close to play Bateman. Maybe Leo would have been too young at the time, maybe Ed would have been great. But Christian was perfect
You do realize that Leo and Christian Bale were born the same darn year? 1974. Age had nothing to do with it. And if it did, Norton would have gotten the role since he’s older than both (born 1969).
@@tromboneman4517 Leo did look like a kid in the 90s /early 00s even though he's the same age. Titanic came in 98 and he did look like a kid, only two years to American Psycho. I know he could have but it would have been distracting to some viewers
Agreed . Ed Nortan would have been interesting he's superb
Christian bale is soo mutch better actor than Leo or Edward
No one else could do this better than him
@@jennyedling3494 Lol bale better than leo? You must be high. Bale is perfect for this role yes but leo has him beat on acting sorry.
The interviewer acts like he doesn't like the violence, but it's all he wants to talk about
i hate this interviewer so much
Its his job. He want their view of things
“Well, thank you for this interview, I‘ve got to return some tapes”
Christian bale is still in role in this interview
Hip to be square
imagine a world where bateman wasnt played by christian bale
No
Utterly insane.
i think they were considering casting leonardo dicaprio, but i may be wrong
@@alexandras18 yes but I'm glad it's Bale who got it
It’s amazing how well he played his American accent considering he is English, props to him
Welsh, but you’ve got the spirit.
@@konradcurze8176 no he is English.
@@konradcurze8176 he was born in wales but has English parents and moved back to England at the age of two. He even said himself that he is English.
@@xplayer4431 no
@@konradcurze8176 bro just replied no 💀
I really dislike they talk over each other. C. Bale the best.
I came here for christian bale’s voice
7:17 Patrick Bateman blending in with the skinwalkers nicely
Impressive. Very nice
i’ve seen a lot of interviews of him over the last few years and i’m kind of used to his real accent, but it’s still super weird seeing him clean shaven and younger and not sounding like patrick bateman.
Should edit the title to include the writer and the director are inteviewed also, was a much better video having all three of them interviewed.
I live in the American Gardens building on West 81st Street, on the 11th floor. My name is Patrick Bateman. I'm 27 years old. I believe in taking care of myself, in a balanced diet, in a rigorous exercise routine. In the morning, if my face is a little puffy, I'll put on an ice pack while doing my stomach crunches. I can do 1, 000 now. After I remove the ice pack, I use a deep pore cleanser lotion. In the shower, I use a water-activated gel cleanser then a honey-almond body scrub, and on the face, an exfoliating gel scrub. Then I apply an herb mint facial mask, which I leave on for ten minutes while I prepare the rest of my routine. I always use an aftershave lotion with little or no alcohol, because alcohol dries your face out and makes you look older. Then moisturizer, then an anti-aging eye balm, followed by a final moisturizing protective lotion. There is an idea of a Patrick Bateman. Some kind of abstraction. But there is no real me, only an entity, something illusory, and though I can hide my cold gaze and you can shake my hand and feel flesh gripping yours, and maybe you can even sense our lifestyles are probably comparable, I simply am not there.
it's like everyday people find out he is British😂, looking hot though
Bale is so perfect
interviewers are so annoying....stop cutting people off....you are here to ask questions
Back when people could speak without interruption
The interviewer kept interrupting
this is one of the most egregious accounts of interrupting ive ever seen in an interview lol. guy kept putting answers in their mouths before they could even answer themselves
@@Voclain4he did but when you look at today’s interviews, they make it unwatchable with the interruptions
Nice slick hair, let's go! 🙏👌👍👋😎
7:17
"what do you like about patrick bateman?"
"what do i like? um, i like nothing about him i mean--"
like he's so real
Lmfaoo
That look that Bale gives at :036 is either because he's still in character or he's already suspected that Charlie Rose is a pervert!
Who's Charlie Rose?
As a young child in the south during the 80s. I had no idea that this kind of materialism existed back then. It didn't make it down here...thank goodness...I love how everyone is a copy and wears the same thing. Everyone remembers everybody wrong it's so great.
INTERVIEWER STOP INTERRUPTING BRET LET HIM TALK GOD I HATE IT WHEN INTERVIEWERS DO THIS IF YOU WONT LET THEM TALK DONT LET THEM ON I DONT CARE ABOUT HOW MUCH TAPE YOU HAVE IN YOUR DAMN CAMERA
Charlie rose is the worst interviewer and seducer in the world
2:35 starts laughing like Patrick Bateman.
I want to read the book now.
I just read the book last week and I’m still reeling bc of just how wild it is. If you haven’t read it you def should 😭
20 years later a movie can become memes...men turning to sigma males
Bro how do you ask people questions and hurry and try to answer yourself lmao
“The book was labeled misogynistic and cynical…it was a best-seller”
I kinda see the recent popularity about this film since the movie is timeless in way, that everyone can relate. With the day and age of the internet, you clearly see the patterns.
i don't have any idea how to formulate this properly, just a headcannon of mine
What patterns?
Youre on to something.
Vanity/obsession with self image and perfection, living in affluent age, a widening gap between the rich and poor, neoliberalism and hustle culture, the fear of disease and paranoia due a recent pandemic/epidemic, celebrity culture and narcissism.
There are so many similarities are parallels with the world Ellis paints in American psycho and the world an affluent privilege member of Gen z today might find themselves in
I see it. His skin care routine sounded identical to something from a modern beauty guru
I hear Christian Bale with a non-American accent and my brain goes "This is a lie this is fake"
I can't believe they noticed the Paul Allen meme in the 2000s 😂
why was it titled christian bale interview if he said a maximum of two sentences
Guess which of the four names is the most recognisable, there's your answer.
I completely forgot he is British! He was perfect for this role. ❤
I'd love to see the directors cut!
Damn even in 2000 they realized how much of a meme the business card scene was
People in 2000: if Christian Bale plays Patrick Bateman he'll be typecast as a psycho villain forever!
People in 2019 watching Ford v. Ferrari: oh hey look, it's Batman.
Is that the guy from The Machinist??
Didn’t care for the movie, not for me but had no idea Bale was British. Interesting.
Most “americans” you see has british background
@@cactusmalone yes
@@cactusmalone Henry Cavill, tom hardy, Benedict Cumberbatch, Tom Holland, Christian bale, Idris alba, tom hiddleston, Robert Pattinson, Daniel Radcliffe, Andrew Garfield, Patrick Stewart and many more
@@gecko4729 tom holland is obvious, he sounds like a Californian hiding the fact he is getting railed from behind a door.
@@Grizz31 impressive, very nice. Let's see Paul allen's ethnicity
I never knew Christian was even British
I can't look at bale without seeing Bateman
Holy shit this interview was done on the day and year I was born
I think the movie makes more sense if it was mostly in Patrick Batemans head. If a person is having those dark thoughts as a result of such simple triggers, isn’t he almost as crazy as if he had acted upon those impulses?
I think what makes it works as satire is that you can't know if it was real or in his head.
They say in the movie his dad owns the company so he's a powerful man and a powerful man on Wallstreet could (relatively) easily cover up crimes, and it's just another day of doing of business.
That's why it works as a satire of 80s Wallstreet, a legitimate psycho can fit right in and nobody is the wiser.
Key words. “In Patrick Batemans head” The killings were all in his head 😶
impressive, very nice. now let's see Paul Allen's interview (April 13, 2000)
a good interview with christian bale
Christian Bale got 100x hotter when I realised he was British
Brits you may think are american
Anthony Hopkins
Ian McKellen
Michael Caine
Christian Bale
Daniel Day-Lewis
Gerrard butler
Tom Hardy
Gary Oldman
Henry Cavill
Tom Hiddleston
Benedict Cumberbatch
Tom Holland
Idris Elba
Liam neeson
Jude Law
Hugh Grant
Hugh Laurie
Patrick Stewart
Ewan McGregor
Martin Freeman
Ben Kingsley
Daniel Radcliffe
James McAvoy
Michael fassbender
Rowan Atkinson
Simon Pegg
Orlando Bloom
Robert Pattinson
Andrew lincoln
Eddie Redmayne
Sean bean
David Tennant
Jason Statham
Sacha Baron Cohen
Michael Gambon
Daniel Craig
Daniel Kaluuya
Most of the Game of thrones and Peaky blinders cast
@@Itsyourboy_rayAussies you may think are British: Russell Crowe.
🙃
Damn, Patrick has a really good fake british accent. I have no idea how hes able to come off as a sane person.
But he’s actually British
Back when we thought psychos were rare enough to be funny... You know before online social media where we tell everyone what we think..
Great comment, you are absolutely right. So disturbing in this day and age to be able to see that actually there are so many online and around us everywhere. The nostalgia for the rarity of it was something I hadn't considered nefore, thanks.
This video was taken on the same day i was born
Based
@@hashteraksgage3281 sigma
Happy late birthday
@@Yos115 thank u ❤️❤️❤️
awww
He makes a hybrid accent.
Darkest character why he's still in the role 😂
The interview of Tom Cruise on Letterman upon which he based Bateman's manner is very interesting to watch. I believe it was Tom's first appearance on Letterman.
Wow, people used to just be able to talk to each other. About stuff.
God, Christian Bale is the number 1 actor I’d never want to be stuck in a room with. Not that I have anything against him at all, he’s one of my favorite actors of all time, but it’s just he gives off such a disappointed father vibe that would just make me feel like a loser compared to him
Ur weird bro if I got the chance to sit with him I'll talk with him the whole day
Thanks for the upload
Idk where I’ve been but I never ever seen Mr Bale out of character . Therefore I had absolutely no idea that he was an Englishman. My Goodness he is soooooooo gd lookin. I wonder if it’s hard to pick up the accents of American plus all the different accents and personalities of ea state.
I cant believe you guys didnt know he was bri'ish.
@@alskjlskaj 😂
I have to return some video tapes
7:18 is what most of y’all are looking for
Let’s see Jared Leto’s interview
Maybe because I’ve only seen his movies where he played an American. But I didn’t know he was English
Business card scene is most brilliant subversive ironic moment of 2000s
this is a great great interview. Even Charlie Rose doesnt screw it up
Charlie Rose is not a good interviewer. Like, all three of them prolly walked out there saying "what an idiot".
yeah lol
he kept interrupting, like bruh,can u shut up for one second