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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 พ.ค. 2024
- Javier Bardem joins WIRED to answer his most searched questions from Google. Why doesn't he drive? Where did he meet his wife, Penélope Cruz? How did he feel about his haircut in 'No Country For Old Men?' Javier answers all these questions and more!
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"I don't have memories in English" is an interesting insight
IT is true. I have being using English everyday for the last 12 years of my life and I still think and dream in Spanish.
Happens a lot when English (or for anyone else, when the language being used in the video/show/film) isn't their primary language (hence the "mother tongue" mention by Javier). I oftentimes think in Spanish, even if I don't realize the words coming out are in English. It also tends to explain why I might slow down when speaking in English (especially to a natural English speaker), as I'm translating my Spanish thoughts as I speak. Unless my answer is rehearsed beforehand, it would make me seem like I speak in a slower than normal tempo. 😅
I thought the same thing
I also feel like a different person when i speak in english instead of my mother tongue.
counting. I know people who immigrated to Canada and learned English AGES ago and they still count in their native language. it's instinctual lol
What he said about language and speaking your mother tongue is so insightful.
Yessss, I feel the same way ( I’m a native portuguese speaker), and I could never have put in a better way then the way he did
It's 100% true. Speaking in other language is like pretending. It's more like acting.
@@stevemuzak8526 I don't feel that at all. But maybe it's the age thing, I think in English since I was 18, I dream in English and I cannot express myself in my first language
it is true
@@stevemuzak8526 It’s more of a “language game”, where you don’t base what you say out of a feeling that you have but rather what serves most useful for the particular circumstance.
No country for Old men was one of the most intense movies ever, It's a masterpiece
True,
I remember him by his character in that movie, unforgettable role.
I thought pirates of Caribbean was better
God help me @@ogjohnnydeath
And Skyfall. He stole the show.
I haven’t seen it so now I really have to watch it!
I met him in Brisbane when he was filming for pirates of the Caribbean. I was working at a burger chain called Grilld and he sat outside and had his friend order. I asked if he would let me have a picture with him if he had some time. He was very friendly and made some jokes (no no that is my brother not me), I delivered his food later on and let him be not wanting to bother him.
After finishing he came and waved his hand at me and asked if I would still like the photo before he left. Got a great pic and a great memory as a young hospo worker.
Top guy.
Ah, that's awesome!
Ty for this story, I'm not surprised but it's very nice to hear!!!
Awesome! GrillD is great too Baa Baa burger ftw.
As written! So humble! So wise!
Did he put a coin on your counter and said „Call it.“ ?
He seems like such a genuinely nice guy, but if he called me Friendo, I'd immediately buy a plane ticket to the other side of the planet.
Scratch that...if he told me to hold still, even if he said "please", I would take 1 hot ticket to Australia 💀...
I had the chance to meet him when he went to overdub some stuff at a friend's studio when I was visting. He is absolutley the nicest guy. Very funny, respectful and warm. It was a treat.
"What time do you close?" 💀
@@GrimmToast
Now's not a time...
Such good writing. I’m not sure if that “friendo” is in the book.
I'm glad Javier takes the time to explain things instead of giving one word answers.
even when he already answered! such a lovely guy :)
Ese proceder es un hombre ; criterioso y actor!
You can tell how humble he is by just looking how he keeps holding those paper stripes, not throwing them around with those overly dramatic gestures that all other actors do. And he says "thank you" almost every time he takes the list of questions
Someone noticed it finally. Throwing stripes and papers all over the place is low-key rude to staff unless they clean it up behind the camera.
He is humble.. as is written!
@@sousou5926they probably tell them to throw it to be quirky and funny, but Javier just doesn’t have it so for sure he is humble
That’s latin politeness!
@@Er_Guille spaniards are not latin, god…
1:11 as a non native english.. that's literally the most perfect thing to say about how we feel when expressing in english
I am also a non-native English speaker, but I have no idea what he was talking about here.
Exactly my thought - incredible how he just effortlessly explained the feeling
Go back to your country pendajo
I never swear in my native language, but in English, ohh boy
Stilgar is so different than what Anton Chigurh is... Like miles difference you can't even noticed it's Javier Bardem. He is an incredible actor
There's a scene that has both Bardem and Josh Brolin, and it took me a while to realize it was a _No Country for Old Men_ reunion.
Yeah, I really forgot it was him while watching Dune. Specially with Part 2. It’s like it was just so natural for him, And suddenly after the movie it came to my mind again that he was also “The Boss” as well as the psycho on “No country for old men”, not to speak of “Mar Adentro”. He is so good you completely forget it’s the same person in all of those roles.
He has so much charisma! He seems incredibly likable.
You should see him in dune part 2 then
I saw him in part 4. Incredible. Come back once you've seen it too in a couple of years. 😃
@@MangelBanselmo Prescience joke?
@@MangelBanselmo it is written
@@MangelBanselmo He is the Lisan Al Gaib
I love that he learned English by listening to AC/DC 😂
🥁🎶The video game says 'play me'
Face it on a level but it takes you every time on a one on one
Feeling running down your spine
Nothing gonna save your one last dime 'cause it own you
Through and through 🎸🎶
A lot of spanish speakers learned english because of music. In my generation Nirvana, Offspring, Limp Bizkit were the catalyzer for a lot of people wanting to learn english😊
@@cjwright79 who made who!
That's an awesome deep cut
There's a clip of Javier at a press conference where a reporter asks what it's like to be the only man in the world who enjoys working with his wife. Javier graciously smiles, looks at the reporter, and replies: "The question is in tremendously poor taste."
That same grace and gratitude, his respect and deference to the directors and actors he works with, shines through in this interview. Props to a real one.
Why was that offensive? I don't get it
@@lynnd.5135It's kind of insulting to married actors who do love working with their wives (an example, John Krasinski and Emily Blunt), and also insulting to wives who think their husbands like working with them.
@@FaceJP24 yeah I still don't think it's such a big deal
@@lynnd.5135 You don’t get it ‘cause you have poor taste
@@mingfei1622 no, it's because you are overly sensitive
Very likable guy and an awesome actor!
And apparently he is good at reading upside down. Did you notice that he didn't hold the cards to the side to read them. He was looking at it upside down to himself and reading it no problem.
he can turn the most mundane question into an engaging narrative this man is a treasure.
Not really he just has more life experience and been around more diverse types, races and groups of people. So when you really think about it, what are your life experiences?
@@plm8830 not that crazy yet only 19 I see what you’re trying to say but I was also being hyperbolic lol
Only the Lisan Al Gaib could do that, as it was written!
Often times the sweetest people will play the best villains, and I absolutely think that Javier Bardem is one of these people! He is so sweet, soft spoken and nice. Absolutely love him in everything he plays and love hear him chat about his history/life!
Agreed. He’s so intense in all his films… but in this interview he’s moving his head and hands a lot, looking down (as opposed to grilling the camera a la Anton Chigurh)… he seems much more relaxed which is kind of jarring to see.
He and Heath Ledger are both great examples of this.
This man lives rent free in my mind with his 15 minute walkable city. This man has never felt the pain of adding one more lane to the highway. Brillant thank you Javier Bardem
huh?
His rugby/movie analogy is kind of genius I think
Agreed !
Yeah, great parellism.
"You have to play your note, you cannot play any symphony"
Yes , if only every actor was as humble as he is
Javier is such a beautiful and charismatic person, and with his role in No Country For Old Men, I was absolutely blown away to discover he was Spanish.
Gracias España, por Javier Bardem 🇪🇸
His performance in dune part 2 made his character my favorite. So funny in such an authentic way
i agree, best performance and most likeable character for me too
Mahdi is too humble to say he is the Mahdi 🙏 😂
As it written
When Stilgar warning Paul of the desert spirits was very funny.
Like, “the spirit will speak to you - like shugashahishagaj -don’t listen, it will kill you.but anyway, it is real good luck”
I guess the rest of the world only knows the films where he speaks English, but if you saw “Mar adentro “or “Antes que anochezca “ you would realize the talent he has.
Definetely
Mar adentro in fact is his best movie for me.
not to get confused with Mas adentro@@Mordz1902
"Mar Adentro" is incredible. A heartbreaking movie with a powerful message and a great script. And Bardem is amazing in it.
Mar Adentro is amazing and one of my favourite movies ever!
A fantastic bond villain
Oh yes. That abandoned island scene was masterpiece.
Best Bond villain in my opinion
Best Daniel Craig's Bond villain.
Ciertamente. El mejor villano de la franquicia Bond, en mi opinión.
Skyfall is still the best Daniel Craig's Bond film.
his monologue as Raoul Silva is hands down the best Bond villain introduction.
Every frame he was on screen filled me with pure, complete dread. I don't think I took my eyes off the screen for that whole monologue. My favorite movie Bond villain so far.
Amazing as Stilgar! Everyone was rooting for him clapping for him during his scenes 👌
He was the best part!
As it Written
LISAN AL-GAIB 🙏
Very true. His role could come across as annoying, stupid fundamentalist, but we rooted for him, felt for him, loved him.
He’s still one of the best and craziest villains in a Bond film. I loved what he said about making Bond uncomfortable cuz that was great. You can really see how he makes everyone around him feel
“Caviar Bardem”! 🤣
Maravilloso actor Javier!! Un orgullo para España
1:45 he just nailed the American accent when pronouncing his name. If you hear it again. You’ll be surprised to realize that he can do that.
Noone should be surprised by the actor doing different accents.
@@yevgeniyaleshchenko849 I just thought it was a surprise that he can speak with that accent because actors such as Gal Gadot and Jason Statham have never done an American accent.
All of us Latinos/Spanish can do that. Living in America especially,
You’re surrounded by people butchering your language. 😂
I'm not sure about Gadot. But Statham played an american in the film The One with Jet Li. His accent is terrible though. Haha. It really is.
Obama acccent
I didn't know he was married to Penelope Cruz. Amazing, what a hero.
I saw dune 2 the other day. He was amazing, the best actor. I think he was one of few people who really understood his character
He is like a slab of rock, his acting has a rawness that is rare these days. He was perfectly cast as the wild free hoodlum Stilgar.
I love Javier Bardem and I love him in all of his movies
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Just when I thought I couldn’t love this guy more ….. he’s an AC/DC man ❤
Everytime I read the Dune books now I can only picture Javier as Stilgar, he captures the character PERFECTLY, I hope he gets nominated and possibly even wins an oscar for it
I love that explanation of how you feel when you speak another language than your own mother tongue. Very true
Such a great actor.
His performances are all great.
Best Stilgar ever.
I love Javier Barden, I am Latina and he makes me feel so proud! He is handsome and talented, but also a family man! The Lord bless him and his family too! I want to see all his movies. Great Actor, every time he is in the screen I have that wow moment. Amo su talento y su carisma tambien. El es muy genuino.
I have worked with him in “The good boss” and is a great guy and very generous human being. 🎬❤️
His role in no country for old men is just AN ICON.
bro is a chill dude and i respect him for being so kind and providing insights.
Javier Bardem is the greatest movie villain in No Country for Old Men and the greatest hero Stilgar in the Dune remake movies
He was also great in the movie "Collateral (2004)".
They mention that in the video.
Also, I can't remember the scene he was in.
@@nl3064 Vincent (Tom Cruise) forced Max (Jamie Foxx) to go to Felix (Javier Bardem).
He made the scene so menacing, you sensed how high up he was/is in the criminal underworld@@nl3064
"Do you believe in Santa Clause?"
"What do you think Santa Claus would do to Pedro if he was to tell him he lost the list"
he seems like a genuinely nice guy, its nice to see not all these actors/actresses are horrible people.
He's so flipping cool...
Seems like a very sweet down to earth guy. Fantastic actor.
Amazing actor. Why do we grow old so fast, I need more Bardem movies for the next 20 years.
I remember No Country For Old Men was the first serious action drama i remember being impacted by, the way it was filmed, it really made me appreciate the acting but the story is also wild. Javier is a true artist.
there should be one in country for old men 2
6:26 - *_As it was written!_*
I remember seeing him in Vicky Cristina Barcelona when I was a teenager and I was absolutely enchanted, he was my first major crush 🤌🏻 love his energy
Bardem is a national treasure. God bless him
His performance in no country for old men is chilling and amazing
Javier did an amazing job in Dune Part two!
The way he improved his character for Dune 2 is amazing. I just loved him!!!!
Javier Bardem is a Humble Man, an Honourable Man.
guy is so genuine, love him
He was so good in Collateral that I didn't realize it was such an early movie for him until many years later. An absolute master.
"Do you believe in Santa Clause?.."
the bit about crying instead of laughing showing his dramatic flare was hilarious
I love his accent so much, and I love him in every movie he's in
What a cool man. So charming.
I didn’t know Javier Bardem never drove before. Looks like I am not the only one.
Es uno de los mejores, no solo actores sino personas. Además súper comprometido con la gente con menos recursos y las causas solidarias. Muy, muy orgullosos de él. Grande Javi.
De toda la familia Bardem.
Uy sí. La hermana Teresa de Calcuta es.
He seems like a charismatic, humble and chill guy. I also can’t drive because of my OCD and anxiety and this is the first time I have heard a celebrity admitting they can’t drive lol.
I like this guy, he seem pure and genuine
Love whenever he comes on screen, even for an interview
This guy is such a joy to watch and listen to! :-)
Javier Bardem is so thoughtful and insightful person. When he's in a movie he leave a lasting impression in a great way. And he's hot.
Remember when he and his wife were supposedly black listed by the Hollywood big wigs for speaking out against the Israeli government's questionable conduct in the region. If that's true, someone owes someone a big apology. So glad to see he's still going strong with great roles in big movies. Also I heard Penelope was fantastic in Ferrari!
I freaking love it that he learned english listening to AC/DC. Man has a rock and roll soul.
I love this guy. Such a great and wonderful actor.🙌🏽
I always imagined Stilgar pretty much how he was portrayed in the movie and Javier's acting was spot on, best acting in both movies.
Spanish Robert DeNiro
As it was written. JAVIER BARDEM
Please give us a _Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile_ sequel, Don Bardem!
Great talent. His performance just elevates every movie he's in.
Such a nice guy. His roles in Bond & No country for old men & Dune
Truly honest answers, love it.
One who does a movie like "Biutiful" and answers that he almost grasps what it is to be an actor is giving the humble answer.
Seems like such a genuine solid dude
I just absolutely love Javier’s character in dune part 2. Amazing 😂
Loved Dune Part Two and loved Mr. Bardem’s performance. Going to watch it again soon
One of my favourite actors of all time.
Seems like a very genuine, humble guy and full of wisdom. Gained more respect for him
Such a cool guy.
I wish Javier Bardem was my dad.
That's kinda mean. You should love your dad
@@justinratcliffe947 well maybe it’s mean of you to presume I even have a dad at all.
One of the best actor of his generation and great personality 🥳
When I look at Javier Bardem he was magnificent playing the villain in 007 Skyfall.
But looking closely at him he is excellent playing the father of or as the ultimate main antagonist in a live-action alternate Call of Duty: Modern Warfare, Black Ops, and Ghosts combined version.
Thanks Javier for immortalizing Stilgar in our hearts - as written! :D
One of the greatest actor ever! Bravo Javier
Que buena gente Javier Bardem. Se mira muy ameno.
9:54, that's an amazing analogy about putting the team and the objective before yourself.
I have seen All his international movies, a truly accomplished actor.
KUDOS
He was AMAZING in Dune 2. Definetly took the movie to another level with his performance although the movie was already really good itself.
0:46 PERFECTLY put. As a nativa spanish speaker too, I understand fully the feeling of disconnect with English as we have no memories or emotions with it, but saying the same thing in spanish triggers the amygdala bad! Emotions go crazy. It makes me scared and super shy! But English its like ah wtf😂
Idk why I laughed so hard at "Javier Bardem call it".. That scene is so iconic and I can't believe, like, people actually type that on google? XD
Great interview! Can’t wait for dune part 2. Got my tickets for tomorrow!
This is only the 2nd time I've ever seen him clean shaven, the other of course is in No Country For Old Men
Should see his bond movie
Or his first movies in Spain. In Jamon Jamon is absolutely shaven
A movie with him, Oscar Isaac & Pedro Pascal in Spanish would be a dream come true for me.
I loved "Boca a boca". Very good actors and plot. Loved it!
Anton is a masterpiece psychopath
What an excellent acting.
I love this guy. A real man!!