Dennis Hopper Discusses Working On 'Waterworld' | The Dick Cavett Show
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- Dennis Hopper talks about portraying the villain in the 'most expensive movie ever made', 'Waterworld' alongside Kevin Costner.
Date aired - 12/9/1994 - Dennis Hopper
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Dick Cavett has been nominated for eleven Emmy awards (the most recent in 2012 for the HBO special, Mel Brooks and Dick Cavett Together Again), and won three. Spanning five decades, Dick Cavett’s television career has defined excellence in the interview format. He started at ABC in 1968, and also enjoyed success on PBS, USA, and CNBC.
His most recent television successes were the September 2014 PBS special, Dick Cavett’s Watergate, followed April 2015 by Dick Cavett’s Vietnam. He has appeared in movies, tv specials, tv commercials, and several Broadway plays. He starred in an off-Broadway production ofHellman v. McCarthy in 2014 and reprised the role at Theatre 40 in LA February 2015.
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I LOVE Waterworld, always have. I’m 39 and it holds up better than ever since I saw it in theaters when I was the age of Enola.
Loved water world and still do
Dick Cavett has some of the best guests.... that he seems to interrupt, CONSTANTLY!!
No he doesn't lol. Have you SEEN any of the recent talk shows? To further drive this point, go watch his interview with Jim Brown and the governor. He barely says a word. A good talk show host KNOWS when he NEEDS to talk to make the guest comfortable and avoid awkward silences
Waterworld is underrated.
Dennis is one of the best actors ever.
More Hopper!!!
And, whoever is responsible for publishing these videos of recent past, Thank you!
So many plot holes but Goddammit I love this movie. Just finished watching it.
Lol now $100m is standard Hollywood budgets. Times change really fast 😲
One of the astonishing actors that people dont remember. God rest his soul
WTF are you talking about? Everybody remembers him
Thank you whoever is posting all these, just know I really appreciate it.
Richard Alva Cavett (/ˈkævɪt/; born November 19, 1936) is an American television personality and former talk show host. He appeared regularly on nationally broadcast television in the United States for five decades, from the 1960s through the 2000s.
$175 million was supposedly the final cost, but it apparently they made it back. Reviews were mixed.
Kevin Feige would be having a spoiler heart attack watching this if Waterworld was a Marvel movie.
Waterworld is an amazing film! It even has jack black in it!
Hey cousin! Tig from SOA. Jeanne Templeton said they were shooting in HI for so long the leases on the places they were staying ran out.
Kind of like Mad Max on the ocean.
It was inspired by the road warrior
Waterworld is a solid 7/10 action/adventure film and in my opinion slaps silly any of the super hero crap being released now.
The reviewers smelled blood in the water and were incredibly unfair in their criticisms.
never seen it! heard so much - one day..... one day
That would be great to see the 1970 interview they're talking about. Can you post it?
Dennis Hopper (Dodge City, Kansas, 17 de mayo de 1936-Venice, California, 29 de mayo de 2010) fue un actor, director de cine, realizador, fotógrafo y artista estadounidense.
What is the tune that plays at the end of these Cavett clips? It sounds familiar, but I can’t place it.
Nothing's free in Waterworld!
Can you post the 1970 interview
Dennis was right, he should've been paid more
He looks like Woody Harrelson’s dad.
Damn good movie
It needed a trip in the editing room and more meat on the plot.
I think people are unfair to that movie. If it hadn't been so expensive, nobody would have said much, just like with Kristofferson with Heaven's Gate. Except for the neck gill thing, the movie wasn't that bad.
Did you forget about the part where Kevin Costner pee's into a machine to make it drinkable?
@@gir5o1 That was clever. Shows he's resourceful and a survivor.
Waterworlds an interesting take on melting ice caps but the truth is, if that happened the water level will only be 200 feet higher max. So any land above 200 feet sea level at present will still be there if all the ice melted.
Given the point Waterworld does not rank among the best movies ever made, I still don't get why so much shistorm around it, it's still kind of fun to watch.
I’ve managed to avoid seeing Waterworld so far but hearing Hopper talk about it makes me think that with an edit or three (and removing Kevin Costner entirely) it could be weirdly awesome.
It's worth a watch as it is now. Go ahead, I dare you!
How can you voice an opinion on something you've never seen?
It has Eli Wallach in it. Clint Eastwood’s Partner in Sergio Leone’s Masterful Epic The Good The Bad and The Ugly
No Eli Wallach
striker12300two I’m asking if anyone has the interview with Dennis Hopper and Dick Cavett that features Eli wallach in the episode
I do have nothing against the other celebs that were on this show but is this channel ever going to show the Dick Cavett shows where he interviews Jackie Gleason or Art Carney? How about any Honeymooners actors that were part of the main cast? These are rare much like all the other Dick Cavett interviews
October 29th 1970
Waterworks is one of the best movie, almost like Mad Max Fury Road
the most expensive movie productions were Ben-Hur ?!
WW...where dirt and "pay-purr" were hot commodities..
...the world doesn't work that way... trueee
More expensive than The Ten Commandments or Cleopatra?
How much he is paid for waterworld?
Please take care of the petrol tanket oil checker. He was the coolest guy in the whole moovie. Please, take care of his famylly. Best regards, en ex wanna bee sail sailor. Best regards from Cluj Napoca.
Wow whole lotta spoilers
kinda like mad max without any substance
when you interview someone you need to let them talk. they are the star not you.
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I'm sorry but I just couldn't resist the impulse to wax a wee bit infantile there.
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@@bd-hp5ob lol hahaha glad ya did 😂😂😂 made me laugh in these testing times
You're a cantaloupe.
Waterworld - the worse movie EVER but my daughter loves it! One man's meat ...
How old is she out of interest. My daughter may enjoy it if that's the case
haha your daughter omg im sorry man
Its a great movie
Lol so weird listening to them talk about that production cost so proudly when we know now that it was because the whole damn production was a disaster.
lol. No need to even see Waterworld after the spoiler laden synopsis from Hopper. He practically gives away the whole movie! Not like it's really worth seeing in the first place. His "Mad Max on water" comment says it all.
Most expensive terrible film ever made lol
iamdmc have u seen it and was it good?
@@ysmadi8108 Don't listen to this fool its a great movie
Interrupting and talking over your guest is such a bad trait for an interviewer.
wow, he really doesn't care about the idea that money used on entertainment could be used on humanitarian things!
Get outta here, commie.
If resources were only allotted to "humanitarian things" we'd be trading museums and theaters for soup kitchens.
Apparently, there would be enough money for everything were it better distributed; but who except Paxus wants more dependency on big brother?
Yes, I finally watched this movie and found this interview amusing in that he thought he deserved more money for what is in my opinion is one of the lamest sci-fi villain portrayals ever. His "deacon" is completely unconvincing, and his acting and dialogue give no impression that he is living in the post-apocalyptic waterworld at all. Instead his villain seems more like a small casino owner in a mob movie who is more concerned with being cool than running the business. But that is just my take...
Waterworld? You mean that abysmal Kevin Costner movie?
I think its alright, nothing great but watchable. I think they had many issues in shooting the movie. I'm still yet to watch the 3 hour director's cut.
Something You Said It pretty much sunk his career
If this movie didn't receive at least ONE Razzie Award, I'd be shocked. LOL
I just watched Waterworld for the first time. Kill thousand of hardworking souls over a one little person makes no moral sense. Three speedboats collide shouldn't result in an explosion. Would have made more sense with the 3 baddies were pushed backward by the impact, and their heads were cut by spinning blade, B movie style. If that movvie came out right after the Clinton years, Al Gore could have talked about it. It was 5 years too early. I think it doesn't sell because the lead man isn't disney enough. It isn't a perfect character that men want to be, and women want to be with. Also people understand driving, but don't understanding living in the sea. Dennis Hopper's character could have abused his own henchmen early in the movie for comedic effect. That didn't happen. Serious plot, cheesy action, uninteresting characters, and not enough blood. Remember how that aussie sailor was put down? Off Camera. Very uninteresting. (Sound aussie to me)
There's a ridiculously funny review of this stupid movie on the FART PARTY youtube channel!
Hopper was supposed to be such a big truth-teller, but he didn't tell Cavett what an asshole he (Cavett) is