Man. The most inspiring story ever. I got a tattoo, not for the name of the movie. the idea that somebody even at their lowest can pursue a happy life really moves me.
Sometimes movies change too much because from what I read about the real man, he endured a lot more than the movie shows. He even sold coke and did whatever he had to do to make ends meet during his climb to the top.
Very inspiring story. The American Dream happened for him - of course he MADE it happen. But that's part of the Dream too. Its the drive inherent in our soul. Not everyone ever summons that from the depths. And even some of those who do, don't succeed.
Notice that race was not mentioned once in this interview. If it were today, the whole interview would be focused on "Oh is so amazing how a black man made it big." They focus just on the fact that this a story about a man rising about hardship. Morgan Freeman was right, ".... the only way to end racism is to stop talking about it...."
"We give you too much". DAMN! Amen and amen. I know people who've gifted their child a Porsche or other high end car for graduating H.S. What's next? Our society is stifled by youngsters with an entitled attitude and a fervent desire to be famous for doing absolutely NOTHING. Thanks Paris Hilton and Kardashian kids.
Not just in the black community but in Life. Just an amazing story and Man And an amazing cast don't anybody could have done a better job as him Or the other parts as well
He's very cocky now 👎🏽 it's like he forgot where here came from.... money is very significant.... And the main reason for his struggle and ambition... Now that he has it he says that the money doesn't mean anything...Come on sir
Interviewers rarely come better than this one, he was actually listening with good follow up questions
It's George...
I'm happy to see this comment. I thought about writing it myself.
I swear I said the same thing
Man. The most inspiring story ever. I got a tattoo, not for the name of the movie. the idea that somebody even at their lowest can pursue a happy life really moves me.
This is the role models we need now
What a fantastic interviewer. Major props to him
Sometimes movies change too much because from what I read about the real man, he endured a lot more than the movie shows. He even sold coke and did whatever he had to do to make ends meet during his climb to the top.
How about you just leave that for the reader to find out. Just stahhp
If you gotta sell coke to get by, maybe hold off on having a kid or something. Idk.
@@jacksonrelaxin3425 thanks for the enlightening advice, Socrates. Truly written like a teenager who's never experienced the reality of the real world
@@jacksonrelaxin3425 I’d sell your mother to make sure my kid straight
And his firm was shut down for being a boiler room. He was scamming people like the Wolf of Wall street
🌟"Baby steps count"...💛GOLD💥🔥🔥🔥
Am here because i just saw the movie
It's so much more than a movie
Very inspiring story. The American Dream happened for him - of course he MADE it happen. But that's part of the Dream too. Its the drive inherent in our soul. Not everyone ever summons that from the depths. And even some of those who do, don't succeed.
Success is not guaranteed for anyone.
What is guaranteed is failure if you don't keep trying.
Pursuit of happiness and Tylor Perry's Acrimony really are inspiring movies for those who slack and procrastinate on them dreams....keep pushing🎯🚀🚀🚀
Love this guy! Great interview
Notice that race was not mentioned once in this interview.
If it were today, the whole interview would be focused on "Oh is so amazing how a black man made it big."
They focus just on the fact that this a story about a man rising about hardship. Morgan Freeman was right, ".... the only way to end racism is to stop talking about it...."
Exactly
Amazing interview!
Quite possibly the most impressive man ever.
"We give you too much". DAMN! Amen and amen. I know people who've gifted their child a Porsche or other high end car for graduating H.S. What's next? Our society is stifled by youngsters with an entitled attitude and a fervent desire to be famous for doing absolutely NOTHING. Thanks Paris Hilton and Kardashian kids.
WELL SAID ❤
Congratulations Chris. 🎉
Only the best actor in the world could have pulled it off.
Imagine if everyone in the black community had this man's resilience and outlook on life, with all the help available to minorities nowadays...
Not just in the black community but in Life.
Just an amazing story and Man
And an amazing cast don't anybody could have done a better job as him
Or the other parts as well
powerful powerful story
He said in another interview his child was 14 months old. Not 24 months old
Tomato tomato
His intership was 6+ months so probably at the start the child was 14 and at the end 2
1:18 ... I see that is not shot!!! Oh hell yes.. we all know what big boss means when he says that
@6:05 Happiness is spelt wrong
supposed to be.
Done intentionally...
Chris Garner is worth over $70,000,000.
he kinda of sounds like Samuel Jackson to me
The only thing I never noticed in the movie that he should’ve done was have faith and pray.
What ever happened to his exwife? Did he take her back after rich? Or did she begged him?
Died of cancer
He's very cocky now 👎🏽 it's like he forgot where here came from.... money is very significant.... And the main reason for his struggle and ambition... Now that he has it he says that the money doesn't mean anything...Come on sir
You would too