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Andrew Dice Clay talks acting acclaim, Trump, and Cosby
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ก.พ. 2018
- Iconic comedian Andrew Dice Clay joins Larry to discuss his new Showtime series, the recent acclaim he has received for his acting roles, and share his opinions on famous figures like Jerry Seinfeld, Kevin Hart, Bill Cosby, and Donald Trump.
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When I was 20, I did a week of construction repairs at his house during his Ford Fairlane years. I told his assistant I was a big fan. one day Andrew came out and talked to me for 20 minutes, he brought some actor type photos and personalized them for me. I was surprised to realize it was all an act. He went into character for a minute and it was awesome. Love this guy forever.
Ok
Awesome memory thanks for sharing
@My Channel yeah yup
@My Channel admit that you are gay.
@My Channel I just told your mom after I finished 👌
Dice is one of the most genuine “celebrities” ever. He makes no apologies or excuses for who he is and what he’s about.
🤣😂🤣
They should have never cancelled the Dice tv show. Everyone loved it. Even the youth.
I respect dice and his take on trump. I think dice is right of center which is awesome. But I like how he does not want to talk politics or religion as we do not want o hear what they think about those things. I wish more celebrities had this mindset
Preach!
Scorsese's greatest mistake as a director was in not casting the *Diceman* in the *Irishman* --- he would have killed it if Martin had cast him as a character in that film.
Would also love to have seen Dice in *Pulp Fiction* by Tarantino --- Quentin could have easily written a part for him in that film; it would have revived his entire career I believe. Was really pissed when HBO dropped *VINYL* tho --- that show was awesome, and the soundtrack was outta this world!
God, we sure miss you Mr. King ---- you were one CLASS act! 😔
Aww you are right on point, I second your sentiment 💯 x a zillion. Yes, Andrew could have killed in Pulp Fiction and the Irishman, he never have gotten props for being a thespian actor, and if you haven’t seen him in Blue Jasmin with Cate Blanchett, pls do when you have a chance, fantastic movie all around.
I’m not sure how true this is, but I once read that Tarantino wrote the movie “From Dusk ‘Til Dawn” with Dice in mind to play the part that George Clooney ended up playing.
Hmmmm Yes I think Clooney was better for that.
@@AFMMarcelD I also believe that the *Diceman* would have been a great character on the *SOPRANOS* ---- as *Tony Soprano's* "older brother" lets say? Imagine those two together?
And believe me, Andrew would have that "Brooklyn Accent" down to a _science!_
Ahhhh... so many characters this guy was not considered for....I dont know WTF those Casting Directors/Directors out there in Hollywood do? Definitely NOT their job. 😒
@@germanenglishengineer2054 Yea, I def agree on this; The *Diceman* was not suited for that role; and despite the fact that Ive never liked *Clooney* as an actor, that role was def suited for him. ✌
I'll always support Dice. He was blackballed in the industry because of his material as a comedian. It destroyed his career and he didn't deserve it. If you don't like his material,don't f***in' listen to it! But that wasn't good enough for some people. They had to go after his living,his career. That's f***ed up. Dice Rules!!!!!
Exactly!!! Well said all around!
RIP Larry King you are a legend
i wish DICE got more seasons. showtime dropped the ball on that show big time.
Absolutely love Andrew Dice Clay. In April, I'm going to see him perform. Hopefully, I'll be sitting close enough to be analyzed/picked on.
His star faded decades ago. Lmao sorry boss.
@@bender9222222222 He's nowhere as big as he used to be (circa late 80's-mid 90's). Happens to the best of them.
@bender9222222222 that's cute
and rodney gave him his start!
Rodney in 1989? He was the bouncer in Pretty In Pink in 1986
He small roles in many movies and TV shows during the 80s, but his appearance on Rodney's 1987 special turned him into a superstar.
The best for the diceman.... God bless youR soul... And thanx for millón laughs
Dice was hilarious!!!!! Saw them all twice!! Larry was all class to guests!
Back in '68 I had a Ford Fairlane. Drove that car for 10 years, and never knew about Dice. Amazin, huuh?
"What tics you off the most", "the intanet"
Great interview
"Dice, You're a Man, Man" ~larry king... (royal respect)
HAPPY 61TH BIRTHDAY ANDREW DICE CLAY !!!
Larry always understood “Dice” !
Grew up on dice, love him. I’m the comedian in my group and it’s probably from the aggressive humor I’ve heard from him and east coast comedian, one of the goats
dam u could see Larry king really loves dice clay in this
Dice sold over 12 million tickets. I wonder how many tickets "Artie" has sold.
Andrew is such a humble guy 💋💋💝🇦🇺🇮🇹💯💜
Larry is the best.
He's showing alot of respect to Larry King Not like that other guy on CNN when he lost it and got kicked off.
Luv da D I C E !!!😁👍🏻👍🏻
wow Larry couldn't stop from interrupting anyone when they were talking could he?
He was more famous than all of them at the table at that time...The name "Trump" was 1 of the more famous names...Now even more
Love you, Andrew dice Clay. Always, loved, you. Will, always, love, you! Bye 👋
Dice, call up Aronofsky and pitch him on playing a stoner. You will be the next Mickey Rourke.
Andrew Clay your still good looking 💋💋💋💖✌🏽🇦🇺🇮🇹
Dice was a amazing actor just ask him.
Man, he looks good.
He has Bels Palsy now.
@@wisdomseeker3362 It was temporary. He's good now.
“ Brain smasher” with dice and Terry Hatcher is a great movie especially a 420 movie. He’s a bouncer and she’s a model or something and he just goes around beating the crap out of people but it’s good and very funny. The mother from Seinfeld I think is in it...
Vin diesel's dad
I remember the movie Ford Fairlane
THATS 2 MILLION TICKETS A YEAR!
IamPnutty will be the 1st independent comedian the headline sold out Arenas since the 👑 of comedy
“Little Miss Moffy sat on a toffy…eating her kurds and whey, along came a Spider she sat down besidi said Hey! What’s in the Bowl B*tch! Auuu!”…Thank you for the many wonderful memories dearest Andrew, at a time when America knew how to laugh.
May all the blessings descend upon you Sir take care.
Yes it's so funny. Especially with his Brooklyn faux Italian accent. Brilliant delivery.
jack & Jill went up a hill Jill came back with 2 50!!!
Kunts Kinte ... Each with a buck and a quarter....
You forgot that
+roy Yung you must be Gilbert Godfrey
Kunts Kinte huh?
Little boy blue
@@Dannyt077 He needed the money
These Larry interviews are the only ones where he behaves like a gentleman I wonder what his walk off count is? That's *walk off the interview*
(I saw it, too)
Im ova hea now. Dice is a perfect example of how us Italians can take a joke and dont get offended. A jewish guy making a career acting like an italian hey as long as its funny we dont care! Nobody will ever be better than eddie murphy though he was great making fun of italians
He's not Italian at all he's Jewish
@@daniellex51484 did you even read his comment? He said "A Jewish guy making a career out of acting like an Italian"..
Dunno if I'd classify saying that Italians are well hung and have good taste in movies as "making fun of Italians".
BACK! GET IT?
Is Larry King dead? Or am I thinking of Andy’s career?
I love dice..... but dude!.. you got to lose those glasses.
You're looking like Larry Bud Melman
Jewish comedian playing an italian Gumba.
Haha his name is Andrew Silverstein but he wants you to fuhgetttaboutitt
I had a dream that me dice and Miley Cyrus we’re all sitting around a table texting each other wouldn’t that be cool dice?
Can't find, guy's, like him, today. Wish, you, where, here, today. Bye 👋
Bill Hicks...the real king of comedy!
Im also a fan of Alex Jones.
every brooklyn tough guy you'll ever meet is gonna insist at some point that hes "a very complicated guy and there is many dimensions to him"
Looks a bit like Ali G 😂
19 26 17
Hells kitchen rules...
Valerie Perrine
all you haters its just comedy its a routine an act he has said it before and he tells it like it is. lighten up. This is still america IF YOUR OFFENDED THEN DONT LISTEN TO IT. You still have that rite.
This isn't America! This is the INTERNET. Also, learn how to SPELL. YOU'RE* and RIGHT*
Always loved Dice. He played a character and like Andy Kaufman folks didn't seem to understand that he was playing a fictional person and it was all an act.
@@Danimal77 Nice spelling corrections. But, this isn't America? Then what country is it? (the internet is not a country, and does not make any laws, relating to speech, or otherwise).
Big fan of Dice he’s one of the greatest. But he was not the first to do arenas that was Steve Martin.
That's the thing people don't get about Trump: he's from Brooklyn. I have family from Brooklyn and they think they're better than everyone. IYKYK
35K views and 56 comments? WTF? Not enough boomers on YT or what? Wow. Learn from successful people. Many people don't want to listen it seems.
Clint Eastwood ……
"Caweffee" *sniff*
"Thawt" *sniff*
"Bruce Rubinstein" *sniff*
. . ...Because the air is free.
Ahmovaheeanah, yiheeameh
He wasn’t the first comic to sell out an arena, I watched him during his biggest years and he exaggerated his success.
He's the first stand up comedian to sell out Madison Square Garden two nights in a row. I think that's what he's referring to.
DICE, WHATEVER
Anthony cumia was funnier with his dice impression than the real dice ever was.
No he wasn't.
@@Anth230 shut up dice!
@@atomicboomstick2543 Dice was hilarious back in the day.
@@Anth230 keyword: WAS.
Cumia was so much better than the real dice. The improv work he did poking fun at dice made me laugh more than ANYTHING the real dice ever did.
While AC is good at imitating Dice...ez w/that.
Dice man is real. Good man.
whats with the gay glasses.
Trying hide his wonky eye.
He's gay.
@@ADZ1LL4 Elton John fan?
Fidel: Dice maybe go ask ya pops for confirmation.
@@ADZ1LL4 ''19th century french ancestry'' OH! :)
Dice is a jew, I knew it
so what????
@@dexterthompson1809 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
That's right! And so were brilliant comedians like Don Rickles, Rodney Dangerfield (Jacob Cohen), Jackie Leonard, Lenny Bruce, the list goes on and on. What's your point, ANGRY SQUIRREL PRODUCTIONS? Or maybe you didn't even have a point (except at the top of your head).
@@Steevee14 Im not hating. The best comedians have always been jewish. Im just angry that they have all gone woke.
@@angrysquirrelproductions9773 Why are you making it a point to let everyone know that you're not hating, when no one (that I could see; maybe I missed something) ever accused you of hating? You still didn't reply to the sole question of what was your point in noting that Dice is Jewish?
worse " so called " comedian ever.....he never sold out half the arenas that he was talking about....just another wannabe
You are a hater. Dice is the first comedian Ever to sell out madison square garden 2 nights in a row.
Facts don't care about your feelings. In February 1990, Clay became the first comedian to sell out two consecutive nights at Madison Square Garden in New York City, totalling 38,000 people in attendance. Not only that but Clay appeared on the Saturday Night Live episode of May 12, 1990, the fourth highest-rated episode of the season. In 1992, Dice performed in front of the largest audience ever by a comedian at that time, when he shared the stage with Guns & Roses at the Rose Bowl.
And Kevin James, you're a professional troll - I bet you haven't made ⅒ of the money that Dice has made.
Jealous.
When the late 80s & early 90s ended, this washed up has-been's career receded worse than his front hairline.
🙄🙄🙄
Andrew laughing all the way to the bank, regardless.
"Washed up has been"
At least he did something with his life and became successful
Larry how many restaurants have you ran out of without paying the bill?