Couldn’t agree with Bill’s take more. A simply told story, with the right technique, can yield dramatic results. Complexity doesn’t always come from a convoluted series of events unfolding, but a clear setup to an obstacle and a solution that an audience can track as logical (doesn’t have to be perfect logic, but grounded in the story/character’s actions). This is something Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul does so flawlessly. Is setting up a series of, seemingly, unsolvable problems for our main character(s) and then wraps them up in an unexpected, but satisfying way. Because the writers do the work and don’t cut corners. There’s a line to follow. I really have to get back to Barry. I only scratched the first season, but I’ve heard great things and I’m a HUGE fan of Bill’s.
lowkey barry isnt really for the mainstream section of breaking bad/better call saul fans. there's a bleakness and darkness to the world and black comedy that turns off the average viewer - like atlanta or louie. just like those two shows though, barry showcases the unique worldview of its genius creator
This guy is going to be, without a doubt, one of the all-time great film makers and it's just what the industry needs, someone who understands the craft and isn't just going to crank out yet another superhero film. I can't wait for his first feature film.
Way too few people watch films from the 30's and 40's these days, but I really wish they would. Writers, directors and actors working at the top of their craft. When I was a teenager in the 90's, I was obsessed with those two decades of cinema, even before I went into film school. And don't just watch American films from the period: watch the films that were being made in Germany and France and Russia. I love when Hader talks about it, as it may cause some younger people to discover the era and not be afraid of "old" movies.
To be fair, there have been many, many crappy movies for every decade since 1910, and very few truly great movies for each decade, too. I'm all for stimulating young people to watch old movies, but we gotta pick the best ones to show them first, or else they might give it up entirely.
Same! About to finish the 1st season and I can definitely see Bill Hader making a name for himself in production, especially after learning he wrote and directed the pilot, as well!
Discussing the timeless nature of movies, in a film class I saw a Charlie Chaplin film that was made in 1918, at the time almost 100 years old. People, including myself, were still laughing out loud at the bits and jokes. Generations apart and it still worked. Blew me away.
I had a similar experience in junior high. My history teacher showed us The Kid and at first, most of us were just happy to get a break from taking notes. But soon, the entire class was fully engaged and laughing along.
Definitely. What Bill Hader said about good storytelling, good screenplay and good actors (...) is absolutely true and holds water, even - or better yet (what with all that cgi stuff nowadays) *especially now* - ... That's what makes The Godfather (just to name one) still one of the greatest trilogies of all times that have been banned on celluloid. You can cgi the living hell out a flick - if you lack these other components Bill mentioned, the result will always remain the same: Just some mediocre pablum...
I swear I could listen to him talk about an infinite amount of movies for an endless amount of time!!! I would love someday for them to talk about Key Largo (1948), such an incredible movie and so underrated
Hader came to my apartment near the college we both went to. Instead of drinking, smoking and partying like everyone else, he wrote down 2 pages worth of movies I should watch.
I watched this clip couple of months back when I hadn't seen Vertigo. Now I can fully appreciate this clip😂😂😂😂 The Jimmy Stewart running into the Nun killed me😂😂😂
I remember when I first saw Back to The Future as a kid in the early 2000s, I was skeptical because it was "old" but by the end I was like "THEY MADE MORE OF THESE? PUT THEM ON!!"
I have the same feeling about old movies. Some of them are truly timeless. The Third Man is a movie I’ve seen a million times and it’s just so engaging every time. Like it just locks you in and I can’t even explain it.
Any movie in black and white is a hit to me. When Hader was on SNL, the funniest parts of him was when he lost it laughing. I get to see his real talent here and he's funny as hell!
I also love watching classic films. Theyre great and interesting for so many different reasons. And Bill is totally right. Just tell a good story. Find a good story and really lean into it! Audiences will respond, and remember.
The script is of course crucial, but-- and I could be mistaken-- I think by "story" that Bill intended that word to be shared with the visual storytelling as well, vis a vis the camera work.
@Jaerivus McTavern Yup, I know. Bill did talk about camera work. My comment is very much referring to that, along with all other aspects of great film.
I'm not sure whether this is a jab or not, but that's what she's there for. This podcast typically has comedians on, and a good laugher is a pretty easy way to make them feel comfortable.
Can you (or anyone) give me an example of a subjective camera move so I can understand it better? He used the example, "dolly shot," which I do understand. Is he literally just talking about movement, or is it about framing, or lighting/composition? And what makes a "move" subjective? Would the framing of the shot itself be informing us in a unique way?
@@jaerivus I best describe it in the way a camera move helps the viewer interpret subtextual meanings about the tone of a scene. Hence, a dolly shot helps evoke the feeling of physical distress/paranoia. Or how a Dutch angle creates visual tension between two people discussing. Possibly.
His sleepover story reminded me of my brother’s 11th birthday party when he got so mad that none of the other boys would sit down and watch The Andromeda Strain with him 😂
Well IF they have to pick an agenda They mostly choose the right one It’s hard to make movies while catering to a bunch of people who want a dictator who claims he’s a Christian leader while paying porn stars for sex and racking up more felonies than 99% of the illegal immigrants he wants to keep out of the country Much easier to err on the side of caution and choose the side that (I know this will be hard to hear) tries to just care for everyone even if they are different than we are Tries to view things from another perspective rather than just going “oh my god look at that guy who wants to be a girl It will affect my life in no way but I hate it” Do you see how ridiculous that would be to try to cater to ? So I agree I wish they had no agenda but it’s easier said than done when one side already thinks that the “Jews run Hollywood” So they are already going to be viewed as having an agenda anyways And these days there is almost nothing redeeming about the Republican Party (You got guns, and you got this new Christianity that has nothing to do with the new testaments message of love and inclusion and on top of all of that is a paranoia so deep that many republicans seem to be openly supporting the possibility of a dictatorship being the answer I mean Donald Trump is a bottom of the barrel human being He talks like it and he has proven it by his actions And somehow someway he is still managing to find people who will vote for him It’s just really quite a wild scene. I’m 38 And 12 of the last 16 years have been democrat led and if you speak to a Republican they act like the country is burning and the world is ending But in all honesty the country is basically the same as it was 16 years ago No radical changes have happened The only ones making any radical changes are the republicans Now I’m not a fan of abortion but I’m not a fan of telling another person that they don’t have they don’t own their own bodies. And I’m certainly not a fan of anyone being able to buy a weapon that can kill 30 people in under a minute. But you all seem to love that stuff So let’s just hope to God above that you never win another election until the party reverts back to its tough but fair roots. I mean it’s getting scary. You are scaring people and every country who ever had a dictator or has one now wishes they could go back to the time right before that election or decision that resulted in utterly destroying the voice of the people. Our government is far from perfect but electing felons is not going to help things. We mostly don’t allow felons to vote and that’s a Republican law honestly And all of a sudden out of desperation they want to allow a many many many times felon to be leader of the free world. It’s shocking how low people will go because their own leaders have created a completely false panic. And then to act surprised that he lost an election ? Are you all morons? The guy is completely and utterly moronic He says things on camera in front of America and then 4 hours later claims he did not say anything of the sort He’s not even in the ballpark of being fit to do any job quite honestly He’s a con man An arrested and convicted con man And for some reason people are just okay with their leader lying as long as he remains very very politically incorrect That’s the trade off at this point. He had 4 years He did nothing about immigration He got into office and realized he didn’t know what to do He just wanted the power Now he’s addicted to it But if you think for one second he actually cares about the people of the country You would be insane. He cares about his people.
I love their conversation about old movies! When I was three, I saw Rear Window at the drive-in with my parent (who thought I'd sleep through it), but I was riveted the entire time. Something about Jimmy Stewart's cast and wheelchairs terrified me and left a few for the duration of my chlidhood.
Gotta love seeing Jeopardy (the John Sturges directed Stanwyck picture mentioned at the end of clip by Hader around 9:00) on TCM not long after watching this. Frankly, you love to see it.
I had the original idea for Barry, but mine was about a young boy who can talk to flowers and animals. The kid is shipwrecked on an enchanted island and befriends the local baby animals. The kid and his animal friends fight off a band of magical pirates who want to invade the island and raze the forest looking for lost ghost treasure. The boy and the animals use the magical pirate ship to sail to America, where he becomes a sniper for the Marines, and the rest from there on is really pretty similar. They're almost identical, some say.
Hader is an amazing director but what makes "Barry" so good is that he knows that the most important ingredient is a good story. It's the writing. The script. That's where the magic is.
My wife wants to kill me when I talk about the set designs in classic movies. Look honey, it's a Van Nest Polglase set. Not another word out of you! I totally get it lol
Yeah, totally looking forward to movies directed by Bill Hader! He had to go through a long process to get there. Being a hilarious cast member on SNL, hilarious on talk shows and then finally directing Barry. Maybe don't fight the journey, but also lay out markers for where you want to go, and keep your ship pointed that way!
Watching hilarious nerds expertly discuss entertainment without pretention (I'm looking at you, Quentin) and providing laughs along the way (a skill Quentin utterly lacks; it's difficult to think of a more unfunny person) is priceless. There is stuff that I put in front of my kids because it stuck with me for good reason. Quality is timeless. For crying out loud, my kids LOVE Buffy, even though the 90s references fly right past them. They are going on 14, which is scientifically recognized as the deepest canyon of cynicism, yet they will always crack a smile at, "That word, you keep using it..." and you all know the rest of the quote because your parents didn't suck, or because you're as old as Fred Savage. To every parent out there, get your favourite stuff in front of your kids before they are into their teen years. Once they hit 13-ish, either they'll appreciate the fundamentals of the classics, or you'll have lost them to whatever passes for dopamine-dumpster entertainment on their phones. It's not binary - one or the other - but it can be part of the toolkit they use throughout their lives to appreciate the art of entertainment.
8:51 I too loved to sing KP songs when I was a child; about 7. Bill, you need to go through One of The Boys, Teenage Dream, and the first half of Prism and read the lyrics. Not stuff for little girls to be singing trust me. One of my favs was hummingbird heartbeat. If you read those lyrics....................GL is all I have to say.
…my dad showed me Pink Floyd’s The Wall when I was 7. The shaving scene came on. I have never before nor since seen a man hit the fast forward button so fast. But I did appreciate it. …I don’t think it was worth all the recurring nightmares about Bob Geldof though.
In the late 70’s early 80’s my father had a VHS tape entitled miscellaneous tutorials that had deep throat on it. He would punk unsuspecting friends telling them how it had great sales tips and it always made everyone laugh.
Just saw the Conan podcast on SXM but the other part seems exclusive. He talked about his wontons but honestly if he goes to The Wok Express in Anaheim, CA he’ll get the goopy chicken he likes.
Hader is without doubt going to be a terrific director of feature films. Go Bill!
yes, barry is just a warm-up
His horror picture is gonna be PERFECT.
So talented and hard working and funny.
Ooo- Interesting.
@@zizinnnn Not to him I don't think.
Gourley saying "What's the one with the Rope?" went unnoticed, but that was hilarious
Gourley has so many understated comments and joke
What's the one with the psycho? You know, that psycho killer guy? What was that one called?
Gourley has some good ones but he's usually trying to squeeze them in and the timing is off
I was gonna ask who the “third man” was, cos he’s pretty funny actually.
What’s the one with the woman who’s a thief, conning the guy, and it’s either spies, or dirty cops, looking for a killer?
"did I just hear 'subjective camera move'?" took me out lmao
“Wheredahell you come from?” 😭😂
Dude, same 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Get out of my house 😂
"Looks like wee goot oouurselves a film buff"..That was a legendary impression from hader..❤😂😂😂.
I hope Bill Hader has a podcast one day I can listen to him all day. He has great chemistry with Conan.
Couldn’t agree with Bill’s take more. A simply told story, with the right technique, can yield dramatic results. Complexity doesn’t always come from a convoluted series of events unfolding, but a clear setup to an obstacle and a solution that an audience can track as logical (doesn’t have to be perfect logic, but grounded in the story/character’s actions).
This is something Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul does so flawlessly. Is setting up a series of, seemingly, unsolvable problems for our main character(s) and then wraps them up in an unexpected, but satisfying way. Because the writers do the work and don’t cut corners. There’s a line to follow.
I really have to get back to Barry. I only scratched the first season, but I’ve heard great things and I’m a HUGE fan of Bill’s.
It's soooo good. I'm excited for you to get to experience Barry. Enjoy the ride!
OMG you must see the rest of the show! It just keeps being great.
lowkey barry isnt really for the mainstream section of breaking bad/better call saul fans. there's a bleakness and darkness to the world and black comedy that turns off the average viewer - like atlanta or louie. just like those two shows though, barry showcases the unique worldview of its genius creator
Wait til after you watch S02E05 "ronny/lily" & S03E06 "710N", you'd have an even much higher respect and appreciation for Hader. What a talent.
Season 3 is gonna hit you like a truck
As a film nerd I’m so thrilled that a knowledgable film buff is creating our future library of art
Gourley with the Deep Throat line killed me.
may hes soul find pace and joy in the heavens amen
This should be on the thumbnail.
Gourley is freaking hysterical on a regular basis!
@@billdehappy1 Not sure if it was intentional, but if it was - kudos!
But hader with the 70s music right after is what did it for me. Gourley is a great play maker.
Bill Hader and also Dana Carvey making Conan laugh is my favorite thing.
Brian Cranston was hilarious a few months back
Kevin Nealon is killer
@@EtoCobra Oh yeah! That one was great.
7:10 "what's the one with rope?" 😭😭 funniest part of this bit went unnoticed
I absolutely love Bill Hader and I’m so happy he has such an amazing show. Can’t wait to see more of his skills.
Bill’s totally right - good movies, good music - it doesn’t matter when it was made if it’s inspired and well executed 👍
This guy is going to be, without a doubt, one of the all-time great film makers and it's just what the industry needs, someone who understands the craft and isn't just going to crank out yet another superhero film. I can't wait for his first feature film.
in Indiana, PA the voice assistant at the crosswalks is Jimmy Stewart and it’s funny for no reason
Way too few people watch films from the 30's and 40's these days, but I really wish they would. Writers, directors and actors working at the top of their craft. When I was a teenager in the 90's, I was obsessed with those two decades of cinema, even before I went into film school. And don't just watch American films from the period: watch the films that were being made in Germany and France and Russia. I love when Hader talks about it, as it may cause some younger people to discover the era and not be afraid of "old" movies.
Ah yes Germany in the 30s and 40s. Nothing wrong with that
To be fair, there have been many, many crappy movies for every decade since 1910, and very few truly great movies for each decade, too. I'm all for stimulating young people to watch old movies, but we gotta pick the best ones to show them first, or else they might give it up entirely.
Silent films can be incredible. Lon Cheney’s Laugh Clown Laugh really turned me on to that
After years of meaning to watch it, I finally started watching Barry. Binged the first season in two days and will try to start season 2 today.
It only gets better in my opinion. It’s all worth it. Last episode on Sunday 🎉
Same! About to finish the 1st season and I can definitely see Bill Hader making a name for himself in production, especially after learning he wrote and directed the pilot, as well!
@@rodney0nline Wait until you hit seasons three and four! His directing style gets so distinctive, it's unreal. He's truly brilliant.
“Looks like we got ourselves a film buff!” Bill says in THE most South Park voice 😂
So good 😂
Bill has been a part of south park writer crew for some time. I believe he was One of the people that came up with the ”fishdicks” joke.
"We don't take kindly to your kind round here! Mr. Panda Bear!"
Bill hader gets it. Telling a good story is the only thing that matters. Maybe he can influence the rest of Hollywood
I want Bill Hader to be a guest every week lol. His and conans chemistry is just amazing.
Definitely one of the best clips in the channel. So many gems - hippie masturbator, Jimmy Stewart checking the landing, "the one you get dizzy"...
Discussing the timeless nature of movies, in a film class I saw a Charlie Chaplin film that was made in 1918, at the time almost 100 years old. People, including myself, were still laughing out loud at the bits and jokes. Generations apart and it still worked. Blew me away.
I had a similar experience in junior high. My history teacher showed us The Kid and at first, most of us were just happy to get a break from taking notes. But soon, the entire class was fully engaged and laughing along.
Definitely. What Bill Hader said about good storytelling, good screenplay and good actors (...) is absolutely true and holds water, even - or better yet (what with all that cgi stuff nowadays) *especially now* - ... That's what makes The Godfather (just to name one) still one of the greatest trilogies of all times that have been banned on celluloid. You can cgi the living hell out a flick - if you lack these other components Bill mentioned, the result will always remain the same: Just some mediocre pablum...
I swear I could listen to him talk about an infinite amount of movies for an endless amount of time!!! I would love someday for them to talk about Key Largo (1948), such an incredible movie and so underrated
Hader came to my apartment near the college we both went to. Instead of drinking, smoking and partying like everyone else, he wrote down 2 pages worth of movies I should watch.
Do you remember any recommendations? That’s so cool
@@kwizatzhannahrachc'mon....
I watched this clip couple of months back when I hadn't seen Vertigo. Now I can fully appreciate this clip😂😂😂😂
The Jimmy Stewart running into the Nun killed me😂😂😂
Conan growing up with old movies explains his slapstick moves.
I remember when I first saw Back to The Future as a kid in the early 2000s, I was skeptical because it was "old" but by the end I was like "THEY MADE MORE OF THESE? PUT THEM ON!!"
I have the same feeling about old movies. Some of them are truly timeless. The Third Man is a movie I’ve seen a million times and it’s just so engaging every time. Like it just locks you in and I can’t even explain it.
Bill Hader and Conan need to both write a comedy film. Their Chemistry is off the charts.
i can’t fuckinf wait to see what bill does in the future love him 🫶
Bill Hader doing a “well looks like we got ourselves a reader(film buff)” Bill Hicks joke reference is great
Any movie in black and white is a hit to me.
When Hader was on SNL, the funniest parts of him was when he lost it laughing. I get to see his real talent here and he's funny as hell!
I was on the edge of my seat, watching Rear Window. My favorite Hitchcock film.
Hader is fantastic. I caught that comment about Dana Carvey. Absolutely the best Jimmy Stewart impression out there.
Conan can be such a Conan sometimes
I can't get enough of the Subjective Camera Move bit, best comedy I've heard all year lol
Every week I catch me thinking "oh man, Rear Window is a masterpiece"
Such a brilliant, sweet talent that I can always count on for a laugh. LOVE Bill Hader.
Conan, Bill, and Dana should make a flick. it would be the funniest picture of the year
Conan’s ads are the only ones on TH-cam that I watch and love every single second of
I also love watching classic films. Theyre great and interesting for so many different reasons. And Bill is totally right. Just tell a good story. Find a good story and really lean into it! Audiences will respond, and remember.
The script is of course crucial, but-- and I could be mistaken-- I think by "story" that Bill intended that word to be shared with the visual storytelling as well, vis a vis the camera work.
@Jaerivus McTavern Yup, I know. Bill did talk about camera work. My comment is very much referring to that, along with all other aspects of great film.
@@kit2770 Gotcha, I wasn't sure. Thank you, and my apologies if I offended in any way by misconstruing your words.
@@jaerivus 👍👍👍
Rear Window is a good start. That movie is, to me, is absolutely perfect.
Matt Gourley is a delight and a treasure 💗
I like how Sona doesn’t add anything to the conversation because she’s laughing so hard
Her laughter is a vital contribution to the podcast. I love it when she just cracks up
I'm not sure whether this is a jab or not, but that's what she's there for. This podcast typically has comedians on, and a good laugher is a pretty easy way to make them feel comfortable.
Sona's laugh is all that's needed 😂😂
Not a jab at all. I love it. She’s totally awesome
I love how she went from intern to Side Man! Or Side Woman, or Side Person. Whatever! She's also hilarious!
“Subjective Camera Move” unlocked some of my own viewings/reflections on cinema. Wow.
Can you (or anyone) give me an example of a subjective camera move so I can understand it better? He used the example, "dolly shot," which I do understand. Is he literally just talking about movement, or is it about framing, or lighting/composition?
And what makes a "move" subjective? Would the framing of the shot itself be informing us in a unique way?
@@jaerivus I best describe it in the way a camera move helps the viewer interpret subtextual meanings about the tone of a scene. Hence, a dolly shot helps evoke the feeling of physical distress/paranoia. Or how a Dutch angle creates visual tension between two people discussing. Possibly.
barry is so good and so underrated. best tv show out there right now
Just did our first Movie Night last night with my artsy kid and we watched Rear Window. She loved it, loved the filming style and the story.
Bill Hader is hands down the most funny man on the planet.
And one of the most likeable, too
This is why podcasts are so great. You get to see the individuals as who they are as this type of interaction would have not made it to prime time tV.
Bill is a national treasure.
His sleepover story reminded me of my brother’s 11th birthday party when he got so mad that none of the other boys would sit down and watch The Andromeda Strain with him 😂
Their loss! Such a great movie. I wonder what your brother grew up to be, professionally. Probably a writer?
Conan has the best smile 🙂
It is crazy to see Conan read commercial spots like in old time radio.
"If you want to be like me, smoke Lucky Strike cigarettes. Mmmm, *inhales deeply* I love Lucky Strike."
Yes!! Someone please tell Hollywood. We don’t need an agenda, we don’t need a billion dollar CGI budget-just somebody, please, just tell a good story!
Well IF they have to pick an agenda They mostly choose the right one It’s hard to make movies while catering to a bunch of people who want a dictator who claims he’s a Christian leader while paying porn stars for sex and racking up more felonies than 99% of the illegal immigrants he wants to keep out of the country Much easier to err on the side of caution and choose the side that (I know this will be hard to hear) tries to just care for everyone even if they are different than we are Tries to view things from another perspective rather than just going “oh my god look at that guy who wants to be a girl It will affect my life in no way but I hate it” Do you see how ridiculous that would be to try to cater to ?
So I agree I wish they had no agenda but it’s easier said than done when one side already thinks that the “Jews run Hollywood” So they are already going to be viewed as having an agenda anyways And these days there is almost nothing redeeming about the Republican Party (You got guns, and you got this new Christianity that has nothing to do with the new testaments message of love and inclusion and on top of all of that is a paranoia so deep that many republicans seem to be openly supporting the possibility of a dictatorship being the answer I mean Donald Trump is a bottom of the barrel human being He talks like it and he has proven it by his actions And somehow someway he is still managing to find people who will vote for him It’s just really quite a wild scene.
I’m 38 And 12 of the last 16 years have been democrat led and if you speak to a Republican they act like the country is burning and the world is ending But in all honesty the country is basically the same as it was 16 years ago No radical changes have happened The only ones making any radical changes are the republicans Now I’m not a fan of abortion but I’m not a fan of telling another person that they don’t have they don’t own their own bodies. And I’m certainly not a fan of anyone being able to buy a weapon that can kill 30 people in under a minute. But you all seem to love that stuff So let’s just hope to God above that you never win another election until the party reverts back to its tough but fair roots. I mean it’s getting scary. You are scaring people and every country who ever had a dictator or has one now wishes they could go back to the time right before that election or decision that resulted in utterly destroying the voice of the people.
Our government is far from perfect but electing felons is not going to help things. We mostly don’t allow felons to vote and that’s a Republican law honestly And all of a sudden out of desperation they want to allow a many many many times felon to be leader of the free world. It’s shocking how low people will go because their own leaders have created a completely false panic.
And then to act surprised that he lost an election ? Are you all morons? The guy is completely and utterly moronic He says things on camera in front of America and then 4 hours later claims he did not say anything of the sort He’s not even in the ballpark of being fit to do any job quite honestly He’s a con man An arrested and convicted con man And for some reason people are just okay with their leader lying as long as he remains very very politically incorrect That’s the trade off at this point.
He had 4 years He did nothing about immigration He got into office and realized he didn’t know what to do He just wanted the power Now he’s addicted to it But if you think for one second he actually cares about the people of the country You would be insane. He cares about his people.
Yeehaw 😂. LOOKS LIKE WE HAVE OURSELVES A FILM BUFF. LOL
Came for the Bill Hader interviewed...stayed for the fantastic T-Mobil ad.
"I love ALL the G's!"
I love this Thanks!
Is there somewhere to watch the complete podcast?
I love their conversation about old movies! When I was three, I saw Rear Window at the drive-in with my parent (who thought I'd sleep through it), but I was riveted the entire time. Something about Jimmy Stewart's cast and wheelchairs terrified me and left a few for the duration of my chlidhood.
why did you say 'parent'
he pauses for a moment when he realises he's doing a bill hicks line that might be too familiar
Gotta love seeing Jeopardy (the John Sturges directed Stanwyck picture mentioned at the end of clip by Hader around 9:00) on TCM not long after watching this. Frankly, you love to see it.
Please release full videos
I had the original idea for Barry, but mine was about a young boy who can talk to flowers and animals. The kid is shipwrecked on an enchanted island and befriends the local baby animals. The kid and his animal friends fight off a band of magical pirates who want to invade the island and raze the forest looking for lost ghost treasure. The boy and the animals use the magical pirate ship to sail to America, where he becomes a sniper for the Marines, and the rest from there on is really pretty similar. They're almost identical, some say.
"You didn't really have to say it with me" kills me every damn time.
“Tell a good story.” Quick prediction- Bill Hader wins an Academy Award by 2033, either for Directing, or Screenwriting. Rock on, Tulsa!
my wife use to always say "the guy from the verizon commercial" and i always said "you just wait". i love bill
The way Conan laughed when Matt said "Deep Throat," I haven't heard that kind of laugh from him that often.
I shall forever be rating all my interactions in life and through media in terms of Subjective Camera Moves!!!
Sona is just the best co-host for comedian guests on this show.
Hader is an amazing director but what makes "Barry" so good is that he knows that the most important ingredient is a good story. It's the writing. The script. That's where the magic is.
My wife wants to kill me when I talk about the set designs in classic movies. Look honey, it's a Van Nest Polglase set. Not another word out of you! I totally get it lol
*"Did I hear 'subjective camera move'?!"* 😂😂😂
I really like your Podcast and the way you interview your guests. Much better than the TV show
I was bummed out when Conan ended the TBS show...but I'm liking the podcast.
I wish I had witty intelligent friends like these guys lol
Yeah, totally looking forward to movies directed by Bill Hader! He had to go through a long process to get there. Being a hilarious cast member on SNL, hilarious on talk shows and then finally directing Barry. Maybe don't fight the journey, but also lay out markers for where you want to go, and keep your ship pointed that way!
Which Hitch is YOUR fav?
“Dizzy” (1958)
“Mt. Rushmore” (1959)
“Peek-a-Boo” (1954)
“Shower” (1960)
Sad Woman
@@therabbithat I haven’t seen them which one is that?
Sona’s laugh makes me smile
"You just need to tell a good story" -- Tell that to Disney 🤣
That subjective camera move character made me cry of laughter 😂 How is this guy this funny and also a brilliant filmmaker/actor?
Absolutely loved the last season of Barry
as a lifelong fan of Rear Window, this makes me very happy
The great part of "Vertigo" is Jimmy's character following this woman who looks EXACTLY* like...
*with different hair color
BIRDIE MOVIE - why does that kill me every time?!
His stylist is on point with this puffy jacket. It's giving Spike Lee and Stephen Spielberg: very directorial.
Rear window was the very first Alfred Hitchcock movie I ever saw and I was 12 years old, I fell instantly in love with old films after that.
Watching hilarious nerds expertly discuss entertainment without pretention (I'm looking at you, Quentin) and providing laughs along the way (a skill Quentin utterly lacks; it's difficult to think of a more unfunny person) is priceless. There is stuff that I put in front of my kids because it stuck with me for good reason. Quality is timeless. For crying out loud, my kids LOVE Buffy, even though the 90s references fly right past them. They are going on 14, which is scientifically recognized as the deepest canyon of cynicism, yet they will always crack a smile at, "That word, you keep using it..." and you all know the rest of the quote because your parents didn't suck, or because you're as old as Fred Savage.
To every parent out there, get your favourite stuff in front of your kids before they are into their teen years. Once they hit 13-ish, either they'll appreciate the fundamentals of the classics, or you'll have lost them to whatever passes for dopamine-dumpster entertainment on their phones. It's not binary - one or the other - but it can be part of the toolkit they use throughout their lives to appreciate the art of entertainment.
Sona has graduated from the Jimmy Fallon school of Fakelaughery
I hope Bill Hader directs feature films.
8:51 I too loved to sing KP songs when I was a child; about 7. Bill, you need to go through One of The Boys, Teenage Dream, and the first half of Prism and read the lyrics. Not stuff for little girls to be singing trust me. One of my favs was hummingbird heartbeat. If you read those lyrics....................GL is all I have to say.
…my dad showed me Pink Floyd’s The Wall when I was 7. The shaving scene came on. I have never before nor since seen a man hit the fast forward button so fast.
But I did appreciate it. …I don’t think it was worth all the recurring nightmares about Bob Geldof though.
God, I just couldn’t love Hader any more. I love his explanation of sleepovers as a kid🤣
I believe in you... Love him more!
Are the full video versions of the podcasts available?
"This house is strictly Cinema Verite! If i see one Dutch angle there will be a hell to pay!"
He's, The Bill Hader Of Our Times.
In the late 70’s early 80’s my father had a VHS tape entitled miscellaneous tutorials that had deep throat on it. He would punk unsuspecting friends telling them how it had great sales tips and it always made everyone laugh.
Reeeeeespecting Bill Hader Culture. 🎬📽🎞🎞🎞🎞
Bill is a cool dad, he allows subjective camera move at sleepovers
PFFFTTT That Hitchcock gag about the 'dizzy movie' totally goes longer but edited down lmao I can totally feel that
"The peak a boo mooovie" will always make me lmao
Just saw the Conan podcast on SXM but the other part seems exclusive. He talked about his wontons but honestly if he goes to The Wok Express in Anaheim, CA he’ll get the goopy chicken he likes.
7:51 is the Jimmy Stewart part
love ya bill