Robert Duvall and James Caan are two of the most underrated actors of all-time. Duvall is top ten all-time and Caan’s performance in Thief was one of the greatest I’ve ever seen.
@@60zeller No, he most certainly is not. Greatest quiet actor I can think of. He does more acting with his face and movements than most do with dialogue.
I am not a soccer fan, but Kicking and Screaming is one of those put the remote down movies. When it's on, I have to watch it. "You know who I am?" "Yeah, you're the juice box guy!"
They worked together a number of times. They were both in "Countdown", an early Robert Altman film, produced by Coppola; they co-starred in Coppola's early film, "The Rain People"; they co-starred in Coppola's first two "The Godfather" films; and they were in "The Killer Elite". There may be more I'm forgetting, too. Magnificent actors, indeed.
Clint Eastwood always gets the rep as the Hollywood hard ass that nobody wants to mess with but Robert Duvall's name needs to be brought up more in that category, that man is terrifying.
The real life bad ass was Audie Murphy most decorated World War II soldier look it up!! Yeah Clint east wood was a bad ass he had a kid when he was 62 I think and not only he painted the town Red which he portrayed a man that was whipped to death and the town just stood and watched him die and he came back a priory much a ghost and payed back what they were owed he had a fist full of dollars, for a few dollars more, hang’em high he played a man that got hung and lived, the good the bad and the ugly he played a man during the civil War that was a gun for hire and over herd were gold was barred in a old grave yard with lee van cleef also a BADASS! I’m sorry but that’s a BADASS and there is no actor now a days could portray Clint east wood in those movies or even do dirty hairy movies NO ONE Robert Duvall was more mob style movies not too many westerns I know I’ve watch a shit ton of westerns
Duvall and Sidney Poitier are my favorite actors. Sidney first got my attention with Lilies of the Field. Robert was already famous before Apocalypse Now, but that is when he got my attention, and he and Tommy Lee Jones made Lonesome Dove one of the greatest western sagas of all time.
As far as James Caan playing football at Michigan State, this is a cut & paste from Caan's wikipedia page: Caan was educated in New York City, and later attended Michigan State University (MSU). He was a member of the Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity during his two years at Michigan State.[10] During his time at MSU he wanted to play football but was unable to make the team.[11] He later transferred to Hofstra University in Hempstead, New York, but did not graduate. His classmates at Hofstra included Francis Ford Coppola and Lainie Kazan.[12]
When you talk about the truly great actors over the last 50 odd years then Caan and Duvall deserve to be in that conversation along with Brando, Eastwood, Pacino, Nicholson, Cranston, Gandolfini, De Niro, Connery, Finney and probably some others who I have forgotten to mention.
I saw Will Ferrell at a Rockies game at Coors Field once and, I swear this is true, he was walking around playing 'Don't Fear the Reaper' on his phone and playing a cowbell.
When James Caan go divorced, Hugh Hefner invited him to stay at the Playboy Mansion for two weeks, to cheer him up. He stayed for two years, in what was probably two of the greatest years any man has ever experienced. RIP Legend!
I was on the show Vegas with James Caan. I had just a bit part - a couple lines. Caan was a lot more conservative than people would think. He didn't like leftists - but he would never come out in public to say that.
For some reason, I just imagine Bobby D in his character from The Judge ( RDJ movie) which makes this more hilarious. I’m kinda thinking, this is the first time Will has ever been out weirded. Bobby ought to win some sort of award for that.
I have that with him too, except it's the character from Secondhand Lions. I've watched a lot of his movies, but that's the persona I think of whenever I see him.
The funny thing about this clip is Dan Patrick displaying his familiarity with the movie Godfather even though he has repeatedly said he's never seen it and doesn't get it. He has to be the most FOS fugker on the radio.
I worked with Duvall for weeks while filming "Four Christmases". And I Quote: "I didn't like that Will guy"...Bob is a conservative. I've loved him even more ever since that moment...
You are assuming he's funny outside this show. That's not the case. Those 2 days in Dublin were boring when the actual celebrity guests were not on the show. Friday's show was 100 times better.
The last of the old school Hollywood . Duvall and Caan were both wonderful rugged actors . Something todays Hollywood won't even allow. Today it's socialist loving America haters to the front of the line. No thanks..........I'll stick with Duvall, Caan and the other greats from their times.
Soooo Dan asked Will if he ever had a fight on set just so he could say that he "almost" got into a fight with Adam Sandler and Dave Matthews had to hold him back? Surely not a guy who would ever embellish anything.
actors are naturally competitive, they will deny that goes on but its common imo. All this bullshit about 'loving to work with so and so' is just fluff. Most name actors are very aware of their position and the threats to that position on the set.
I asked Parker Posey this same question and she gave the lamest answer, Tom Hanks. Why do Hollywood people pretend everyone is so nice when it's so not true.
Duvall is easily one of the greatest actors of all time
I liked him in that cruise movie days of thunder.
@@jacquesjtheripper5922 Oh Jeez there are like 15 better than that one haha
@rawpower12xu yh mb but he was cool in tht too
He’s just a man. Anybody can do it! Don’t put others above yourself!
@@bnbtoys
How is acknowledging someons greatness at their job, putting them above
yourself?
James Caan is completely brilliant and phenomenal. Literally so good at playing characters James Caan is amazing. And will be remembered for so long.
Robert Duvall, magnificent as Augustus Gus McCrae in Lonesome Dove.
Heartbreaking role, one of the most iconic Western performances and Duvall brought all his chops to it. I still can’t watch it again as it was so sad
Kicking and Screaming is an underrated comedy.
Robert Duvall...a man's man. Great actor.
Robert Duvall and James Caan are two of the most underrated actors of all-time. Duvall is top ten all-time and Caan’s performance in Thief was one of the greatest I’ve ever seen.
Duvall is underrated?
By who
Look up the word. Read its definition. Think about it. Then GFY.
@@60zeller No, he most certainly is not. Greatest quiet actor I can think of. He does more acting with his face and movements than most do with dialogue.
Duvall in The Apostle. Great performance. Great film.
@@toreckman8899❤
Duvall in falling down when he finally stands up to his wife. Classic.
I loved " kicking and screaming" that was a hilarious movie with Mike Ditka being hysterical as well .
I want that Pele ball.
Mikey D !!
I am not a soccer fan, but Kicking and Screaming is one of those put the remote down movies. When it's on, I have to watch it. "You know who I am?" "Yeah, you're the juice box guy!"
😂”Bobby D!! I’m gunning for you” & “Dave Mathew’s was holding me back” 2 great quotes
The three DVD set was great…two good movies and a coaster for your drink.
Mr Duvall in The Apostle, that could not have been improved by any actor alive. He even made Phenomenon watchable!
Lol Kicking and Screaming is such an underrated classic😂
Duvall and Caan, two of my favorites. They were also in The Killer Elite together!
They worked together a number of times. They were both in "Countdown", an early Robert Altman film, produced by Coppola; they co-starred in Coppola's early film, "The Rain People"; they co-starred in Coppola's first two "The Godfather" films; and they were in "The Killer Elite". There may be more I'm forgetting, too. Magnificent actors, indeed.
Killer Elite should have been great, falls apart in the third act
Thanks for this guys!
Kicking and screaming is the forgotten Will Ferrell movie
Better Baumbach movie.
I'd say The Campaign is more forgotten, both funny tho.
The fight in the coffee shop. Rofl
No.
"he's an actor. he does movies."
so poignant. Dan should do Bobby D's eulogy.
🤣🤣
Hahaha
He does FILMS.
Then the quote makes more sense.
@@obiwankenobi9439 yeah.... the entire point of the quote is to discern the qualitative between films and movies.
I'm glad I'm not the only person who makes a distinction between a movie and a film.
Clint Eastwood always gets the rep as the Hollywood hard ass that nobody wants to mess with but Robert Duvall's name needs to be brought up more in that category, that man is terrifying.
The real life bad ass was Audie Murphy most decorated World War II soldier look it up!! Yeah Clint east wood was a bad ass he had a kid when he was 62 I think and not only he painted the town Red which he portrayed a man that was whipped to death and the town just stood and watched him die and he came back a priory much a ghost and payed back what they were owed he had a fist full of dollars, for a few dollars more, hang’em high he played a man that got hung and lived, the good the bad and the ugly he played a man during the civil War that was a gun for hire and over herd were gold was barred in a old grave yard with lee van cleef also a BADASS! I’m sorry but that’s a BADASS and there is no actor now a days could portray Clint east wood in those movies or even do dirty hairy movies NO ONE Robert Duvall was more mob style movies not too many westerns I know I’ve watch a shit ton of westerns
@@Vermontwalleyeguy12.56 You have some real "older uncle that just discovered the internet" energy.
Duvall actually made quite a few westerns.
Lonesome Dove, Open Range, Broken Trail, Geronimo, Joe Kidd, Lawman …just to name a few.
@@justincrow8191 Duvall was also in "True Grit", with The Duke.
@@dkelly26666”Well Rooster, I’m shot to pieces…”
that appears to be in Dublin, Ireland looking at the buses going by in the background!
Watching video, saw Dublin Bus drive past the window
Duvall was in “To Kill A Mockingbird” too
Duvall and Sidney Poitier are my favorite actors. Sidney first got my attention with Lilies of the Field. Robert was already famous before Apocalypse Now, but that is when he got my attention, and he and Tommy Lee Jones made Lonesome Dove one of the greatest western sagas of all time.
Didn’t realise this was in Dublin. Saw the buses going by
Duvall - tremendous actor
I know Dublin so well that I can identify where this is being recorded by the stonework on the building outside the window :)
Yeah know what you mean .. I saw the buses going by and twigged it straight away !
As far as James Caan playing football at Michigan State, this is a cut & paste from Caan's wikipedia page:
Caan was educated in New York City, and later attended Michigan State University (MSU). He was a member of the Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity during his two years at Michigan State.[10] During his time at MSU he wanted to play football but was unable to make the team.[11] He later transferred to Hofstra University in Hempstead, New York, but did not graduate. His classmates at Hofstra included Francis Ford Coppola and Lainie Kazan.[12]
That sounds more like it. I was wondering how a 5'8" Jewish guy was playing football at Michigan State. Seemed a little off.
@@ThunderPants13Hes not Sicilian....WTF!
Never seen seen so many double decker buses going past the window, we're are they oxford street?
They are in Dublin
Was thinking that, is a 16A 😂
2 of my favorites Bobby D and James rip
Whenever I feel threatened I lock eyes with the target and slowly walk away backwards.
Both of them true legends👌🏻
where was this filmed. are they Dublin busses in the background??
When you talk about the truly great actors over the last 50 odd years then Caan and Duvall deserve to be in that conversation along with Brando, Eastwood, Pacino, Nicholson, Cranston, Gandolfini, De Niro, Connery, Finney and probably some others who I have forgotten to mention.
Where was this filmed in Dublin?
I saw Will Ferrell at a Rockies game at Coors Field once and, I swear this is true, he was walking around playing 'Don't Fear the Reaper' on his phone and playing a cowbell.
Was Christopher Walken anywhere nearby?? LOL "More cowbell." 🤣 SNL; '90's
@@bretEdwardsthat was in 2000, not the 90s
❤️ you Dan and the Dannets
❤ sports jeopardy too
Duvall is one of the Goats
I could easily imagine that Duvall was just fucking with his head. He probably told people about it later and laughed...
Will Ferrell needs to be on a lot more awesome show the past couple of days awesome guests o and Sundays my birthday happy birthday to Wills dad!!!
question to die hard fans of this podcast.... are all 5 host really a must?
Dustin Hoffman does a great Duvall impression, which makes sense, since they were roommates for long on.
Hoffman claims Duvall liked to go out and get into fights, like it was a way to pass the time
I know humor is VERY subjective/personal, but if there's a less funny 'Funny Man' than Will Ferrell, I'm hard-pressed to think of one.
George Lopez
Bobby D! LOL
Kicking and Screaming is on FreeVee right now. I'm heading over 😅
Whenever Will says, and ah, makes me laugh
Will and Steve Carell need to make Anchorman lll. Steve is HYSTERICAL!!!
Too funny!😂
this don patrick guy loves dropping names
Was this recorded in Ireland?
It’s okay confirmed it was in Dublin by the buses going by!
When James Caan go divorced, Hugh Hefner invited him to stay at the Playboy Mansion for two weeks, to cheer him up. He stayed for two years, in what was probably two of the greatest years any man has ever experienced. RIP Legend!
the apostle is a masterpiece
I was on the show Vegas with James Caan. I had just a bit part - a couple lines. Caan was a lot more conservative than people would think. He didn't like leftists - but he would never come out in public to say that.
Luckily, Will didn't shout "Jimmy C!"
This in Dublin 🇮🇪
For some reason, I just imagine Bobby D in his character from The Judge ( RDJ movie) which makes this more hilarious.
I’m kinda thinking, this is the first time Will has ever been out weirded.
Bobby ought to win some sort of award for that.
I have that with him too, except it's the character from Secondhand Lions. I've watched a lot of his movies, but that's the persona I think of whenever I see him.
Creative differences over those three lines Dan had in the whole movie lol
From the early 70s on,we had some of the best actors and actresses.All we have now is today's "actors" telling stories about them.
Duvall out-Will Ferrelled Will Ferrell. LOL
I almost came to blows with Adam Sandler, but he was like "no moustaches"
Robert will always be Gus from Lonesome Dove
One of THE best acting performances EVER. Robert Duvall became that character
Nope, Lt. Kilgore
Did will run the Boston marathon?
Part 3 was great
Well, that Duvall story turned out to be a real dud.
The funny thing about this clip is Dan Patrick displaying his familiarity with the movie Godfather even though he has repeatedly said he's never seen it and doesn't get it. He has to be the most FOS fugker on the radio.
I was waiting to hear how his friendship with Duvall worked our. Did it remain awkward until the end?
Did Will run Boston?
This conversation could have taken place in a beauty parlor.
At that point in Duvalls career, he probably got too used to everyone calling him Mr. Duvall, then here comes this doofus.
*Ferrell, the most **_#SuccessfulMovieBomber_** in film history.*
Just watch Elf last night with my daughter who hadn’t seen it before 😂😂😂
The funniest part of this whole clip is imagining Dave Matthews holding back Dan Patrick from punching Adam Sandler. I hope that’s on film
I worked with Duvall for weeks while filming "Four Christmases". And I Quote: "I didn't like that Will guy"...Bob is a conservative. I've loved him even more ever since that moment...
Shoulders ...(silence)
Will and Adam Sandler need to start a fashion label.
Do people listen to the show? Love Will Ferrell by the way.
Okay, now I want to know the full story of the Adam Sandler-Dan Patrick dust up.
Michigan State had a little person football team?
That's DUBLIN out there!
Dan and Adam?
Ya, I’d pay to see that fight.
Duvall is incredible. He could be in a terrible movie and nail his part
Boo Radley: extraordinary
Stalin, for example
I think only Duvall's closest pals get to call him Bobby D.
Now Will Ferrell could tell the story of how the world ends and it would be hilarious!!!
How to make one of the funniest people ever not funny at all ? Put him on this podcast
You are assuming he's funny outside this show. That's not the case. Those 2 days in Dublin were boring when the actual celebrity guests were not on the show. Friday's show was 100 times better.
@@michaelillingworth7476 I'm talking about will Ferrell
Will Ferrell got MK’d bro.. we lost him 😮
The last of the old school Hollywood . Duvall and Caan were both wonderful rugged actors . Something todays Hollywood won't even allow. Today it's socialist loving America haters to the front of the line. No thanks..........I'll stick with Duvall, Caan and the other greats from their times.
Soooo Dan asked Will if he ever had a fight on set just so he could say that he "almost" got into a fight with Adam Sandler and Dave Matthews had to hold him back? Surely not a guy who would ever embellish anything.
I thought this was the Danna Patrick show 😂
first of all what the hell is Will Ferrell wearing?
I can't think of any movie that Robert Duvall was in where it wasn't excellent and/or he wasn't excellent in it.
Will Ferrill is not an actor. He’s a comedian.
AKG 553 MKII
Modern hollywood dudes like Will dont know “gunning for you” isnt a good term… Duvall was in Godfather for gods sake, have some street smarts
I thought Caan's nickname was "The Dream?" Maybe that's just what he called himself. Can't remember.
I almost came to blows once in a Will Ferrell movie premiere with one of the Elves in the movie. Luckily Craig Ferguson's skeleton broke it up.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🙌🙌
actors are naturally competitive, they will deny that goes on but its common imo. All this bullshit about 'loving to work with so and so' is just fluff. Most name actors are very aware of their position and the threats to that position on the set.
“If you remember in the movie?” No, no one saw it.
Classic
So we know he resembles Chad Smith but here he looks like Dave Mustaine with shorter hair.
I asked Parker Posey this same question and she gave the lamest answer, Tom Hanks. Why do Hollywood people pretend everyone is so nice when it's so not true.