Harvey Keitel: A most durable and "really lucky" actor
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2024
- Hollywood hasn't always considered Harvey Keitel, as he puts it, "bankable." But he's always memorable, in such films as Martin Scorsese's "Mean Streets," "Taxi Driver" and "The Last Temptation of Christ," "Thelma & Louise," "Bugsy" (for which he earned an Academy Award nomination), "Pulp Fiction," and his latest, a reunion with Scorsese in "The Irishman." Keitel talked with "CBS This Morning" co-host Anthony Mason about his journey from Brooklyn and the Marines to being a "really lucky" actor who is not, he contends, a star.
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Absolute legend. Someone needs to tell him that he is greatly appreciated by fans everywhere. He is a cinema legend. No exaggeration.
_"You shoot me in a dream, you better wakeup and apologize. "_ - Harvey Keitel
Harvey has always been a scene stealer. So underrated and talented.
That is the thing I love about Harvey Keitel, he's honest and down to earth. He is truly an artist and he has well earned that title.
I would say WE were the ones who were lucky, Harvey.
Indeed!
Very true!
"I think of myself as a former Marine who got lucky...really lucky" Harvey made a profound statement right there!
I love his acting!!!! He is a legend!!!!
Facts!
One of the best and definitely is bankable
Don't forget "Reservoir Dogs"
HE'S A GOOD KID
I'm hungry. Let's get a taco.
@@bbb462cid You're gonna be ok....SAY THE GOD DAMN WORDS!
:)
How could you?
“The Bad Lieutenant” is the craziest, hardcore movies of the 90’s.
I know Bad Lt. is one of the greatest movies ever made.....I had 2 of my friends who were cops at the time rent it and they were both blown away by it as I was....
@Fawk Yuu we had to settle for nicholas cage instead
Fawk Yuu: They most likely left it out because of the controversial content.
"Bad Lieutenant" was the performance of a lifetime. One of my all-time favorite lead male actor performances in all of film. Fearless and soul-ripping.
Yeah, and they recently put this on HBO...But, it was an EDITED version. See the unedited version if you can find it. Harvey at his best: "ooooooooohhhhhhhhhhhh"
He looks great for 80! Loved him in The Piano.
So do I. Really loved him in The Piano. ❤
@@LuS68 he was good in this movie called clockers idk if you seen it
@@NorthPhilly-zr7xc I did not. Is "Clockers" the title of the movie?
@@LuS68 oh yes wow I'm suprise you ain't see it..it's a spike lee movie Martin Scorsese produced it mekhi phifer played the drug dealer on there harvey keitel played the cop and he's performance was great
@@NorthPhilly-zr7xc Bad Lieutenant is the title maybe?
Reservoir Dogs, Bad Lieutenant, The Piano, Smoke, Head Above Water, Clockers, Imaginary Crimes, From Dusk Till Dawn. The 90's indie movie explosion was a remarkable period of artistic freedom for up and coming directors and unforgettable performances by actors who truly respected their craft. Thank you Harvey for being a very important part of that era of cinema.
Come on Harvey.....give yourself credit! You are an amazing actor & you are loved.
He was good in clockers
Harvey Keitel was my first forever crush, I mean I had the biggest crush on him, even now as I’ve gotten older I still think he’s the most beautiful man I’ve ever seen.
One of my forever favorites and he still looks great at 80!!!...I will watch any movie that Harvey is in...#Rockstar...
such a class act, hey brother your "Bankable" in my world
@Costa Zambaras DAMN! You beat me to it. 😆
Costa Zambaras,
☝↪👍👍↩" Spell Check ! " ... LoL 😂
Everybody loves Harvey Keitel... shows you that sometimes Hollywood is run by idiots... he's been bankable since Mean Streets . I never ever heard anybody say they didn't like Harvey Keitel
Heek yea
I didn't realize he is in his 80s! I think he is so timeless. He's such an incredible actor. I would watch him sit and read the newspaper, and he'd do it brilliantly.
He's just so effortless cool.
Like Steve McQueen, Paul Newman, or Christopher Walken.
That Badass Charisma.
For me he's easy in the Top5 all Time Greats!
Somehow it hurts a bit to see him aged,
but that's Life...
That scene in "The Irishman" with Keitel, Pesci and De Niro is one of the finest ever made, there wasn't any detail overlooked. They're just seasoned actors that perfected their craft and make it look easy...
Only shame is he had hardly any time with Pacino. Those two could light the screen up together.
arthur wiebe right. Go watch the Joker
Great actor, great man.
"Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore" is my favorite film and Harvey Keitel is my favorite actor. Thank you for your work, Mr. Keitel!
He was great in clockers
I’ve always liked Harvey, an underrated actor but a brilliant one, he could make the most out of a small part. He’s unfortunately right about “bankability,” in Hollywood nowadays. My favorite movie roles Harvey are The Piano, Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore and Thelma and Louise.
Probably the most enigmatic actor who has ever graced the screen
I love him in mean streets taxi driver and bad lieutenant
Wow! Can you believe he's 80?!
Steven Kim My son has a costume of the Kool-Aid guy on red of course. 😁
I know, I was just as surprised, 80 looks good on him
Harvey really hasn't recieved his flowers for his stellar work. He's such an excellent man.
Facts lol he was great in clockers
He had quite the resurgence in the 90s. Other notable titles of his from that decade that are not mentioned in this video: Reservoir Dogs, Bad Lieutenant, The Piano, Smoke, From Dusk Till Dawn, Cop Land.
He is also brilliant in Spike Lee's Clockers from that same decade.
Harvey is a classic and will always be "bankable" to his fans..... And still with great style! My heart has skipped a beat....
How could they not mention The Piano? He played the lead in that film. Such an unusual, brilliant casting choice. He and Holly Hunter were amazing together.
They did not talk about Quantum Physics, either.
For crap sake, it's an 8-minute segment!
Limited time segment. Lots of great roles not covered. Hello!!? QT question.
brainsareus Yes, I realize that, but he played THE LEAD in The Piano. Leading off the segment with a cameo in Thelma & Louise and then mentioning it again later on makes no sense. It’s like doing a profile on Brando and not mentioning The Godfather.
It’s too controversial, pi, that and Bad L. And Resoveir Dogs or Last Temptation .
@@peterb2325 It wasn’t controversial at all and certainly not by today’s standards. I can see Reservoir Dogs failing to get a mention on a Sunday morning show given its violent nature, but not The Piano.
Harvey is an icon. Period.
Always enjoy watching him in his movies...There's just something about his presence...no matter how small the scene!
I teach this in film class. It is that very thing. Screen presence. The greats exhibit it.
@@Kurosawa3 You better. And I've seen them all: from Thomas Mitchell to Jeremy Renner.
It's gratifying to hear from a humble actor with a sense of humor.
He was in Martin Scorsese's first film, Ridley Scott's first film and Quentin Tarantino's first film... That is pretty special!
He wears himself well"... Im ENTHRALLED at the way he carries himself...🎶🎶🎥🎥
He's such a talented actor. I always found to be ruggedly handsome as well. His performance in The Piano was outstanding. Such a beautiful movie and he was a great romantic. Oh and he has a hot body as well.
How can you not like him? 80 years old? If I even make it to 80 damn I hope I look half that good.
Bad Lieutenant was the defining performance of his career IMO. Keitel is awesome.
I have always like him , he has substance.
Harvey Keitel is one of my favorite actors going back to Taxi Driver. He should get an Honorary Oscar. He looks fantastic at 80. Hot!
He has always been my favorite actor!Total Class Act!
He's always been one of my favorite actors, no matter what he's in he's always memorable and never disappoints... Hollywood really sucks when it comes to quality and would rather push "Bankable" sub-par garbage over it.
My favorite Keitel role is Auggie Wren in “Smoke.” I watch that movie every January 1. He is brilliant.
Gary Gentile Along with Blue in the Face. So many good 😊 people in both. I haven't seen either in a while.
Sheila Blische I moved to New York in 1996. I wasn’t sure where to live and then I saw Smoke and knew instantly I needed to be in Brooklyn. I have lived other places since then, but consider myself a Brooklyn boy at heart.
I had forgot about him in Smoke. 👊
That long take he does where he tells William Hurt that Christmas story.... I always said he should have gotten a Best Supporting Actor Oscar for that role. But he wasn't even nominated. :(
dkelly26666 Absolutely!
Keitel, DeNiro, Scorsese...three brothers from different mothers
One of my Idols in this profession . The most underrated Actor of all time
One of the few in Hollywood who’s a true Star. Good job soldier.
Amen
I can't believe he's 80. He looks great.
I like Harvey's voice and those small parts are memorable. Like him as the Wolf in Pulp Fiction.
Such a sincere interview. I consider him a legend.
Bad Lieutenant is one of my favs along with Reservoir Dogs. Without Keitel there would be no Tarantino -- I believe he helped produce RD and the rest is history for QT fans.
I dont give a damn what "hollywood" says Harvey you ARE the man!!! Shout out to you and your acting from South Texas!!
Harvey talented actor. Thoughtful human being who will never be owned by any damn body.
Keitel seems like such a nice guy. "A marine that got lucky". You can tell he really means it...
He was in “The Piano” and won best actor AFIA 1993 playing a NZ Maori. The film grossed 140 million and Holly Hunter won Cannes best actress.
That was an amazing movie! There are several movies not mentioned, but that is one that really should have been.
Why didn't they mention that?
Yeah I am surprised they didn't mention that movie
Love this interview so much ! Mr Keitel is one of my fave actors ! Truly gifted ! And he comes across as quite humble & down to earth. Bless his heart ! Thanks so much for uploading !
One of my favorite actors. It matters when he is in a movie. You just know it will be that much more enjoyable to watch, even before it starts.
Terrific segment! Mr. Wolf!!
Harvey is one of those best actors even though he never had a leading role in Hollywood but he was a very good actor
Jose Arriola He’s been very lucky in that he worked with great directors and that let him be selective about his roles, he didn’t grind out film after film
Character actor extraordinaire.
@arthur wiebe haha yeah 👌 you're a funny guy.
Jose Arriola mean streets he had a leading role
@@Sean-vz9ij Bad Lieutenant, too. Reservoir Dogs is kind of an ensemble piece but he and Tim Roth overall share the spotlight, character wise. The Duelists, as well. He also has a major role in Thelma and Louise. He's very talented.
Harvey did a great job in the Piano..
One of the best character actors ever imo...
He is so likable! A good man.
Such a distinguished one of a kind memorable scenes actor, great performances, Bad Lieutenant! Brooklyn stand up!
Love ❤️ Harvey. I do have to point out I was a little surprised 😳 in Last Temptation when Pontius Pilot spoke he had a Brooklyn accent. 😁 Also I believe he is the one ☝️ to confirm Wilehm DaFoes endowment. 😳
I wish they would have talked more and shown more about his childhood to be honest with you
I’m surprised no one mentioned Smoke in the comments. The performance of Keitel and William Hurt (RIP) in it really touched your heart.
I love love love you, Harvey. What a wonderful unrated actor you are. You were so sexy in The Piano.
I don’t really about box office receipts, I’m more interested in the art and talent of the actors and the direction and story line of a movie. Harvey is an artist and a actor at the same time
I love this guys humility.
He seems like a very nice man. Loved him in Sister Act! 😁. Such a good actor!
"I solve problems"......to me the most interesting character in PULP FICTION!!! Oh and " Let's not all start..............just yet" is a quote to live by!!!:)
Smoke (1995) with Keitel, Hurt, Esposito, Channing, Perrineau, Argo...such a memorable, well acted, lovely film
Harvey Keitel is a national treasure. There are no finer actors in the world. Don’t miss Lansky, his latest film.
You can't finish film school without Harvey and his brilliant performance.
For 80, he still looks pretty good. One other thing. He played a "Cleaner" in two films, helping with covering up murders.
Name those films...
Good trivia. Obviously Pulp is the easy one. Trying to figure out the second. Point of No Return. La Femme Nikita remake. Jean Reno played the Cleaner role in that one. I forgot about HK in Point...
@@Kurosawa3 he was also great in BLUE COLLAR w/ Richard Pryor in a dramatic role that has a couple laffs.
This guy made more interesting and compulsively watchable films than almost anyone you could name. He was in the debut films of Scorsese, Tarantino, Ridley Scott, James Toback, Paul Schrader. A great career
He was awesome in Bad Lieutenant...
The Two Jakes. Bugsy. Reservoir Dogs. Bad Lieutenant. I'll put Harvey's performances in those four movies next to any four movies by any actor EVER. Best part is -- Harvey knocked out all four performances within just two years (1990-1992).
Vastly underrated actor, and underused in The Irishman. Still, great to see him back on the screen again. (And Harvey, not to worry about 'Hollywood'..it was the same town that thought that Harvey Weinstein was a "genius"...so F them. You're one of the greats..)
One of the best underrated actors in this generation ,classy ,professional and humble ,this actor are no more ,big fan of mr kietel
No mention of Bad Lieutenant? His greatest, most naked (literally) role. CBS protecting its elder viewers...
@John Caulfield first
Looking good Harv!
Harvey Keitel, my favorite actor of all time.
Even in short appearances he can steal the scenes
A legend, a great actor and very bankable in my opinion, I would not miss a Harvey Keitel movie.
his performance in mean streets is one of the best i ever seen
Smooth yet strong charisma...
A lucky and also very nice and friendly man, love it.
you are one of the best Actor's of all Time!!! Thanks for having integrity, and all the great fims/movies you have gifted us!!!.Peace!
Saw Harvey in a small role in a recent challenging film called The Painted Bird. Was pleased to see him still working , especially in important work like that film.
He is phenomenal in every movie
Watched “Crime Spree” again last week, hasn’t lost a laugh yet.
Great actor who just doesn't want to be owned! Rightfully so! It shouldn't hurt his marketability!
His performance in "Holy Smoke" falling in love with Kate Winslet is one of my favorites,
One of our greatest actors and if you aren’t convinced see Bad Lieutenant the NC-17 version.
Great actor. One of my favorite with Chris Walken.
That sene where he exploded in Alice doesn't live here anymore was so riveting. Great actor.
Wow! What an insightful interview! Best interview I’ve seen on Harvey Keitel
"The Border" I still say is one of his best movies, his role was just as good as Jack Nicholson
Absolutely
He IS a star, in my book!
" Mother, Juggs & Speed " Another classic from the mid 70's, my youth !! Harvey made his own Luck !! He's HOF in my 56 year old eyes !
Haha!!! I forgot about that one!
Hey, they didn't mention The Piano. 🎹🎶 Great movie! Even bought that piano music.🙂
The older he gets the more he reminds me of the great Charlie Ruggles. Aside from that, he's the only one from that generation who I'm not entirely sick of.
Cagney and Davis were two of the first actors who stood up to the system . Keitel is in very good company. Thank you for all your creations, sir.
Never saw him as anything other than fantastic!! When was in "The Piano" ! Always strong performances ! I have truly enjoyed his years of work & skill!
We are all lucky to have had a chance to see Harvey Keitel's interpretation of characters. REAL characters, lasting in the memory, no matter how big the role.
One very memorable role this clip somehow doesn't mention was his part as George Baines in "The Piano."
im a 90s kid i looove harvey!! just watched his film from back in the day with kate winslet..it was great
*Bad Lieutenant* is one of the greatest films ever made. City of Industry, Blue Collar, The Border, The Young Americans, Copland, the list goes on. He's in Top 10 Greats. He's a man's man.