"Acting Is Doing Things Truthfully With A Purpose" - Harvey Keitel On His First Acting Lesson
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ต.ค. 2024
- On his way to becoming a film legend, Harvey Keitel studied under some fantastic acting teachers and he shares some of what he learned with Stephen Colbert in part one of this fascinating interview. Harvey's new film "Lansky" is in theaters now. #Colbert #Lansky #HarveyKeitel
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The audience was so silent at times that I almost forgot they were even there. They truthfully listened with a purpose. Keitel is a legend!
It was also great that Stephen was patient and quiet and let Harvey tell the story at his own pace.
An absolute iconic NYC legend. Anytime he opens his mouth to speak, one should give him their full attention.
One of the quietest audiences ever due to the boss energy he brings. Mad respect for this guy!
Respect to Harvey for mentioning and highlighting Jane Campion. A great artist, and one of the first succesful female directors!
I was a teenager when saw The Piano in the theater. I left in numbness. Just could not speak.
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A masterpiece for sure!
The Piano is a truly brilliant film, Harvey Keitel and Holly Hunter are just flawless in that film.. Love it..
The Piano was an incredible film. I still listen to the soundtrack! Brilliant work.
what a fine actor that we dont see him much these days. its great to have him back on film.... Long time no see Mr. Harvey....
The audience is so quiet the moment Keitel sits down - it felt like respect from the people. Stephen asked a great question about first directors too. The great actors always have a clear focus and ability to be in the moment.
At first I was a bit worried about Harvey, but my god, hes at master level
I adore Harvey Keitel!!! He used to come to my restaurant all the time!
Ah, restaurants .. I remember them *sigh*
Robert Duvall then Harvey Keitel, keep the legends coming Colbert!
‼ONE OF THE UNSPOKEN GREATS‼
🤯🤯HE'S AMAZING🤯🤯
Harvey Keitel : Making sandals cool since forever ago!
Was kinda hoping he'd be asked what brand his sandals are.
And A Late Show couldn't give him a pair of socks.... what's Amurika coming to?
Right I want a pair like those now because they
look comfortable. Plus he is so genuine & cool
@@jimsmedley234 well Colbert wasn’t going to tell a respected legend like Harley Keitel what to wear. He can wear whatever he wants to because he’s a legendary actor. It’s just a late night show not a Michelin 5 star restaurant
I don’t mind sandals but l wish SOME men would, like some women, clean up their wonky feet, especially gnarly toenails if they are going to wear them.
He is a sweet heart. He is amazing.
Cannot believe he's 82! Looks amazing 👏
Oh Harvey, you beauty, mentioning Jane Campion 😍❤😘 - yesterday Peter Jackson, tonight Jane Campion 😊
Fuck yes, Mr. Keitel looks great. Look forward to many more years with the legend
thank you, stephen. it's been a difficult day but you make me smile and laugh. i appreciate that very much.
Bad Lieutenant is a masterclass in "gross" acting. Keitel is a bawsss.
I'm glad you brought it up i was just gonna say Bad Lieutenant
A super slo-mo high-speed run at a thick brick wall.
@@markstevens1729 head first, goes w/out saying. Well put!
I want the FULL interview of this🙏🏼🙌🏼🙏🏼🙌🏼🙏🏼🙌🏼 I’d be so grateful for that
Amazing words of wisdom from our national treasure, Mr. Harvey Keitel. Even Stephen was enthralled!
Harvey's Magnum Opus: Bad Lieutenant. Absolutely positively Ruled.
One of the great screen performances.
Astonishing performance. Maybe his greatest
WOW WOW WOW!!! HARVEY!!!! So fantastic to see you!!!! Thank you Stevie!!!
Love him! What a legend!
Keitel truly is an exemplar of a study ... A rare case of an actor who not only inherently knows the _essence_ of raw acting ability - or sheer latent talent - but perhaps more so, possesses a highly-attuned (or even, uncanny) attributable understanding of that more commonly associated 'grey area' of characterization-study in his roles to a degree that most [leading] actors never quite acquire through years of [even] formal study and/or practice - a true 'character-actor's character actor ...
_'Bravo!',_ Harvey, for giving us some truly great films of your many multi-faceted (and twisted) characters over the years!
Thanks for posting!
Oh god. The Piano, Jane Campion's great masterpiece. In the middle of a dense, unexplored jungle, a brute transforms himself into a man for love. Keitel is brilliant. Holly Hunter won the Oscar for her performance in this film. The music will haunt you for the rest of your life.
Bad Lieutenant, my absolute favorite movie of his.
A long time no hear or see Mr. Harvey Keitel. He's one of the greatest.
This guy’s sharp as a tack.
Loved him in Smoke. Still one of my favorite movies
His acting is "Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore..." absolutely 100% lost in the role. Incredible.
Fun fact: The role was originally more of a womanizing cad who tries to explain. Instead, it was Keitel's idea to make him blow up and be a monster. Then, on "Taxi Driver", the character was written more menacing, and Keitel chose to play him more laid back and easy going, while he's pimping young girls. In both instances, Keitel's choice made the characters seem more evil. Keitel has said his girlfriend at the time saw "Alice" and got angry at him in real life, LOL. A real compliment to him as an actor.
He is one fine actor 👍🏿
his performances in pulp fiction and reservoir dogs were outstanding. a brilliant actor
Please dont forget "Taking sides"
So nice he did a shout-out to Jane Campion, a big fan of both. Great interview!
Nice. Ya don't see Harvey much these days. Cheers!
not his feet, anyway
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@phosphorescent wave plain to see you don’t get the subtlety of the meaning of “truth” employed here. To portray a character and their expression as authentic is truth within acting.
@phosphorescent wave well, since you really need to be right about something here, I’ll cut and run. I was a radio performer for decades worked with plenty of actors, friends who studies the craft for years, but hey, you seem to need a victory here so I concede: you are the best at trashing HK with your keyboard and your superior ego. Congrats!
@@markstevens1729 he’s my cousin relax
Great actor. Tonight he looks so much like Stan Lee he could play him in a biopic, or the Next Avengers movie.
He mentions Jane Campion, he must be speaking about "The Piano". Really, really, really amazing movie! You should go and watch it, it has a stellar cast and jaw-dropping performances!
Any idea where to find it? I have been looking for it the past few years. I no longer have a CD DVD player.
@@missg.5940 you can rent it through Amazon Prime. I've just recently watched it again, incredible performance!
@@hillarimatthews4289 how do you do that…sorry, l am old( er). I do have prime though.🤓🇨🇦
@@missg.5940 just look it up on Prime Video (which is a streaming service that comes with your Prime account) and it will give you the options of either rent the movie for 48 hours or buy the movie. I hope that helps.
@@hillarimatthews4289 thank you
Yes LOVE THIS ! Hope he gets Gene Hackman next !! Love the stories !!
Well, well, Harvey Keitel!
Harvey Keitel, Legendary Actor, so many great movies, characters, and Lines - My favorite from Reservoir Dogs, that I always hear in my head- "You shoot me in a dream, you'd better wake up and apologize"
Such humility for such a great actor capable of outlandishness. 👏
I absolutely love Harvey Keitel. LOVE him so much
He's legend.
At first I was a bit worried about Harvey, but my god, hes at master level
this should last at least one hour
Absolute fucking legend this fucking guy.
I’ve been rewatching his stuff from the 70s these past months. Fingers is an underrated cult classic...
Remember Harvey Keitel MAJORLY helped Tarantino get where he is today
Mean Streats, Taxi Driver. BAD Lieutenant , Dusk/Dawn, so many great movies I'm forgetting...LEGEND
Harvey Keitel is slowly turning into Robert DeNiro
He's better.
Nah, Keitel is a way better talk show guest. He tells really interesting stories and seems to enjoy his time, while De Niro always seems really uncomfortable.
First time I saw Harvey Keitel was in the movie Mean Streets. Wow!! He was practically a child!
I would love to hear his take on working with Kubrick.
when? oh u mean Piano
He talks about it here on TH-cam somewhere, it was from a podcast. He also talked about it in a Premiere magazine article several years ago.
@@siniaura No, he was originally in Kubrick's last film, "Eyes Wide Shut". He was involved from pre-production and rehearsals, and then for several weeks of filming in London. Then, he left mid-production and was replaced by Sydney Pollack. He didn't end up in the finished film. Keitel's take is that basically Kubrick was, obviously, a genius. But that they just didn't get along well. He says Kubrick 'disrespected' him. Legend has it Kubrick spent a week just shooting a brief scene with Keitel and Tom Cruise and then left Keitel in a hotel for weeks waiting around, while keitel had other projects and offers waiting. He stayed as long as he'd originally signed up for, and then left. Kubrick learned he'd left, and he and Warner Bros. released Keitel from his contract. Jennifer Jason-Leigh also shot a cameo scene. Over a year later, Kubrick wanted her to come back and re-shoot it. She couldn't, as she was in Canada, shooting a lead role in David Cronenberg's "eXistenZ". So, Kubrick cut her from the film, and recast and reshot the scene with another actress. John Malkovich was originally cast, as well, but he had a falling out with Kubrick early in pre-production and dropped out and was recast. Only the Cruises, Tom and Nicole, stuck around for nearly two years working on the film.
One of the greatest actors finally in the media
Great interview... I love that Stephen can be such a great listener.
Smoke was one of the most underappreciated films of all time. Seriously. Whoever hasn't seen it yet, buy it!
One of the absolute finest actors ever, obviously.
Harvey Keitel is one of the greats.
I would love to see Jay Mohr come out, dressed just like Harvey -- like when Belushi went on-stage on SNL imitating Joe Cocker -- and doing his spot-on impression of him. I'm sure Keitel has a good enough sense of humor to take it as the ultimate compliment, rather than be ticked off by it.
Long time no see Harvey.
A Living LEGEND!
When it comes to rocking sandals at a late night show, the buck stops right here.
The first story he told here about the hangers, is straight out of the Stanislavski rule book. Totally true.
Great actor! He was brilliant in "The Duellists."
Great actor. Lansky seems timely. Nice to hear Campion mentioned.
Always loved Harvey.
LOL how you liking dislike at the same time he's so funny and 2 seconds in
Life.. Truthfully and with purpose
My personal favorite performance of his is in Bad Lieutenant. It’s a rough flick, not for everybody but he is scorchingly good in the role. One of the vilest characters ever committed to film. Also, he was incredible in a lesser-known flick called The Grey Zone as a truly terrifying SS officer. Helped produce that film too and worked for scale along with a bunch of other actors who did the same. It’s a gritty examination of the Auschwitz uprising of Jews in 1944.
LOVE HIM!
Wow this is a real acting lesson
Sweet Harvey!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤
I have a strong urge to rewatch Saturn 5 now.
The Piano.
what a great storyteller!
OMG I wish I was there to hear the band all night! :)
Loved Keitel in Pulp Fiction
Harvey-freaking Keitel! Piano! Makes me want to check Bad Lieutenant once again. A tour-de-force him.
I only ever knew him from National Treasure but he’s very memorable by face.☺️
Harvey is a Zen Master
Do you think every time he goes to a car wash he says, "Pretty please, with sugar on top, clean the fuckin' car." ?
Ha ha ha, I think "the wolf" is my favorite Harvey Keitel character 😁👌👌
My favorite Keitel role will always be Rocco in Clockers
His shoes are awesome!
Sweet interview :D
LEGEND!!!!
He's a legend. His best known movies are always with Robert De Niro and 2 Quentin Tarantino's movies. Quite an career. Hope he can work with them again.
They don't make guys like this anymore! 🤩
👑 Harvey
Crocs w suit! what a cool pair
No mention of him in Thelma & Louise? Y'know? The only man in that movie who wasn't a POS?
Right! It was a very good role!
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Michael Madsen (playing Louise's boyfriend) wasn't a bad guy. Maybe a little clingy when he knew he was losing her.
“Thelma and Louise” is where I know him from. That is a really great movie and one that I’ve watched many times.
Holy Smoke with Kate Winslet (Jane Campion)
The Piano
my favorite movie.
I've been in love with Harvey for decades.
I met him in 2000. NY city. He's phenomenal. I pray for his salvation in Christ.
MY MAN!!!!
I must hear that entire jazz piano piece at the end of each You Tube vid. Please, SOMEONE give me a link.
Interview starts 1:45
what a silence in the crowd
"Acting is doing things truthfully with a purpose." - Harvey Keitel
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legend!... what kind of shades is he wearing?
Jim Gaffigan is your guest tomorrow on the Late Show.
Hey Stephen. You know how you do outtake show material…how about Jean Baptiste music segments on TH-cam. Maybe once a week???
well, that escalated quickly!
He seems like a pretty kool cat !
Winston Wolf REQUIRES his own movie
WOW!...
That's usually the trick, took acting classes through the "MEISNER TECHNIQUE" sadly my "teacher" was to full of himself.
Probably the most New York-appearance ever on the show.