The moderator did a great job! This is how you do a ROUNDTABLE. Everybody gets to answer one question. They milk it and they don’t jump from one question to another, interrupting the actor!
Agreed, I watched a few of the others, and the moderator seemed RUDE and was constantly over talking the answer and switching focus and moving to other people before the answer was done. SUPER annoying. I loved this. Also, though the video and audio quality was no where near the previous interviews, which was disappointing, it was still really informative and entertaining.
Yes! And you can see how the actors are so into the discussion and frequently say something like “going back to the previous question/topic” because the questions are thoughtful and coherent! Instead of rapid fire type of questions like some cheap tabloid lol I’m tired of questions like: 1. How does it feel like playing this role 2. How does if feel like working with ____ 3. How does it feel like being away from your kids Leave that to E! News lol
@@joewillsart I know the moderator you’re talking about. I have for years found him very unprofessional and hoped THR would get rid of him when it comes to these roundtables
@@kingme1931 Yeah! He's very off-putting and in some cases I can SEE the annoyance on the actor/guest's face when he cuts them off. Maybe I'm imagining it or projecting my own frustration onto the person but it seems like they are annoyed. I could be wrong.
I think the dude you're talking about is Stephen Galloway the English guy. He's terrible, i get that they only have so much time and have to answer questions but they can edit out parts it's not that big of a deal. Let people talk and enjoy themselves.
I completely agree, and i think he absolutely deserves the recognition, I'm just confused why it took this long for him to receive it all lol. I never saw anyone praise the guy before the release of No Way Home.
I love how this felt like a roundtable of introverts. Everyone seems to think really hard about the topic and really reflect on the conversation going on.
I love Andrew just endlessly dying of laughter over Nic Cage's story about Rainman and how he begs Nic to keep going because he's laughing so much, just the best-
@@G-G._ I love that his story is making Andrew laugh :P Nic seems like a funny dude in this vid but I don't know too much about his personality otherwise
Just wanna shout out Simon Rex, man. I used to watch him on MTV back in the day. I felt real pride hearing Nick Cage tell him how much he enjoyed Red Rocket. You can tell he was a little shy sitting with all the other talent at this table, but he held his own. Hope the opportunities flow for him now.
i only just found out about this movie the other day and i really want to see it badly haha the only other movie ive seen this actor in is Scary Movie, its cool to see him suddenly pop up like this
The Rainman conversation was hilarious. Especially Andrew Garfield laughing uncontrollably to it and Jonathan Majors chiming in that he knows the same horse lol
Yeah I wish Cage would have been more curious and open, at all times, but especially right then - could have been so cool to hear more about Jonathan's experience and history with the horse. He grew up on a farm with horses.
Jonathan Majors is becoming one of my favorite actors & philosophers. He’s always humble and speaks from a place of thought, compassion, and realism. this was a great episode with a great moderator and a great host of guest.
This is what we deserved with the actress roundtable. A free-flowing conversation where the actors are free to speak and give their input without being interrupted or being called on. We get so much more insight when it’s not just boring questions about their movies, but actually about the craft of acting. Kudos to the moderator.
The actresses also seemed a bit uncomfortable around each other as where everyone in this group (except Simon who seemed a bit shy) seemed like they had hung out before and were pals. Just a way more casual vibe.
these guys came ready to talk shop. even if all your friends are in the same profession, it's still not always natural to just start expounding on your craft without some kind of structured setting and not feel a little full of yourself. but when the format is: discuss your process... then it's an open forum for it
Jonathan majors and Andrew Garfield are so Insightful, these type of interviews just showcase how actors are artists before anything else, they don’t just play a role they inhabit it, they make it their own, that’s so powerful to me.
Yes! And although all of them had beautiful insights I loved that you could vividly see Andrew and Johnathan really thinking about their inputs and they both just had gorgeous answers.
This round table needs a part 2. This was some of the best grouping I've seen in a long time. Kudos to the moderator and the actors for being okay with being themselves. There was a lot of respect on this set and it showed in how they listened and responded to each other. Fantastic job all around.🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
There is something about the way Andrew Garfield and Nicolas Cage spoke in this roundtable that is just so insightful. You can tell how much they value the industry and the people they work with so much.
@@iloveentertainment Couldn't be more correct! They all brought so much to this roundtableI and I truly enjoyed all 53 minutes of this. I just happen to find what Cage and Garfield said to stand out and resonate with me (PERSONALLY) the most.
This moderator, right here, should do all the THR Roundtables from here on! Period. Just let her do all of them for next year and they will be a delight to listen to compared to those with uncomfortable interruptions by the moderator who is more tuned to his questions than the answers.
Andrew Garfield is such a genuine human being. The way he talks makes him feel so authentic and sincere. His career is nothing short of impressive, both on stage and on the big screen. Having followed his journey from a young aspiring actor in the UK and now seeing him here, I can't help myself but feel absolute joy.
Andrew wears his heart on his sleeve like a true OG! He’s like the most authentic, self expressive, vulnerable, fearlessly and deeply verbally honest person I’ve heard speak in a long time.
Loved how Nic owned this whole table as the elder and wiser actor of the group. His insight and experience played so well with the fresher generation of the others. True artistry doesn't age.
@@antonimartinez9961 I am sorry but until GOT Dinklage was only a character actor in bits and pieces for most Americans. Cage on the other hand is a cult favorite. Starting with Valley Girl in the 80's and leaving us with some amazing cult classics. Cage really is a rock star of movies. Not to take anything away from Dinklage. Just no comparison.
@@VedderState Yeah, well it helps when your Uncle is Francis Ford Coppola, so a bit unfair. Nepotism. Don't get me wrong, I do like Cage but I love Dinklage.
You cant tell Jonathan Majors has serious charisma. He is one of the new guys to the scene, and everyone stops and focuses on every word he says when he speaks. And he speaks so well.
This was one of my favourite roundtables. For sure what made it great was the moderator who never interrupted once, allowed conversation to flow naturally and asked thoughtful questions at an appropriate time. Also helps that the group of actors here were so willing to be honest and open about their experiences and Nicolas Cage in particular is always just such a fun burst of energy.
@@ruggsstefan1948 it is hard for me that a lot of people are just now starting to find and love on Andrew. I know it’s how it all works. Eventually something comes out and makes someone really popular. I’ve loved him since 2009 ❤️
For Andrew and Jonathan to give the answers they gave from the first question, Andrew being put on the spot at the very beginning, and Jonathan having to give an original answer after everyone else had already given their thoughts, was a true testament of their artistry within the movie industry, and how they think about their craft. Was genuinely blown away 👏🏼
You ever listen to something so profound you start tearing up? This was so great. Love the rare opportunity of listening in on insightful questions and perspectives. Especially those of Jonathan Majors and Andrew Garfield
Andrew Garfield is an incredible actor and person, we can appreciate his dedication and passion when it comes to reincarnating Jonathan, his acting is pure art :))
I love this interviewer !!! Please make her interview more people! She is much more patient with everyone’s answers and is more present and respects them silently . GIVE HER MORE CHANCES !
I love Nick's answers. He loves acting, movies and knows a lot about the profession. I think he'd be a great teacher. Amazing actors come and go, but everyone who's watched Nick will remember him for sure.
I love this moderator! She did such a great job. Let the conversation flow and didn't rush. She really listened to them and steered things without being prescriptive. Great job!
I hope Andrew wins an Oscar for Tick Tick Boom because he was absolutely phenomenal. He's a great actor overall as well, and he totally deserves the praise he's getting.
Yeah, he was great but isn't everyone exhausted by those same-sounding show tunes? I couldn't actually get all the way through it. Contemporary show tunes drive me insane. The genre has been stagnant for like 30 years. (For the most part, I know there are stand-outs, but by and large every song sounds like Rent to me. And yes I'm aware this is a biopic about the guy that wrote Rent, I'm just making a point that It's exhausting to listen to that same style over and over again)
@@RegularRegs it wasn't really the same as the common musical movies that we have seen so far. It carries such a heavy life lesson in the movie and not just singing every 5mins for joy and laughter.
@@RegularRegs larson's music is a very early (arguably the earliest) example of that type of sound, though. and ttb is essentially a less musically complex version of rent. it makes sense that it sounds tired to revisit it now, because we've had thirty years of music that takes inspiration from that style. if jonathan had lived longer i'm sure his composition would have evolved. as it is, i think the skill of his lyricism and some of the songs still hold up really well today. (edit: and this is coming from someone who hates rent).
I swear whenever andrew talks in any interview he speaks with his soul, he just speak literal poetry which makes me feel something deep within me and makes me feel more confident and I love it. I love watching any of his interviews or speeches and I was so bummed we couldn't see his golden globe for tick tick boom. I will cry if he doesn't win the oscar, andrew really is underrated and one of a kind🏆
I absolutely love how passionate nicolas cage is about cinema and he mentions films from Japan and old directors from the past. Shows how he's mastered his craft and his knowledge of film is above every one at the table and he's the older, wise actor of the roundtable
I really like Nicolas cage ! I think the first couple of movies I saw as a kid was raising Arizona and wild at heart and he has had some amazing performance though the years like leaving Las Vegas’ 8mm ‘the bad lieutenant ( New Orleans) ‘Mandy ‘‘ colour out of space ‘ pig ‘longlegs !!! I’m sure I missed s few greats but those are favourites I saw throughout the years !!!
Yes! I love how soft spoken he is and how you can see, just like Andrew, his wheels turning as he’s giving his well orchestrated answers and add-ons to others’ thoughts :))
I haven’t watched it yet. This comment hypes me up!!!!! Damn. One of the best ones? Must be GREAT! And I believe it since Andrew and Nicolas Cage is there!😍😍☺️
Thank you for pointing that out. I noticed their frequencies (although individual and unique) moved in tandem, and they seemed to connect subconsciously; something lovely to behold.
I’ve watched a lot of these round tables and this was by far the most interesting. Allowing the actors to just converse really allows for more dynamic and engaging looks into their jobs and personalities.
Jonathan and Andrew had the best CONVERSATION within this round table. They completely listened to everyone, but you could see a mutual respect and true understanding of the words between the two specifically
Can anyone imagine Andrew’s Spidey meeting Jonathan’s Kang? Let alone Dinklage’s Eitri with these two characters? What a mesh up this would be! Then, if it ever happened, Nicolas as Ghost Rider in this mix? Crazy talent in this room made me click on this video.
I loved every second of this. The moderator did a great job by letting the actors tell their stories and thoughts with no interruptions, so the roundtable could be more natural and feel like a conversation instead of an interview.
@@FoodforThought12345678dsds I deleted my thoughtful genuine reply to you because you don’t deserve it and you are only trolling without genuine interest in the movies.
I recently watched it as well, such an amazing experience. I was in tears by the end of the movie. Andrew's acting is honestly top notch. I adore him sm. He is so dedicated and passionate with anything he does.
I honestly could listen to Andrew Garfield all day. His intelligence shines through his conversations, you can tell how he takes his time and really puts thought into what he is saying. They all did amazing. I enjoyed just learning a bit about thir lives and the industry. I'm excited to see Johnathan in the Mcu and his other projects
Couldn’t agree more, he brings such a unique and brill energy to all the characters he plays. His wisdom (especially now) in this industry is really inspiring to see and I think it definitely shows now in his more recent movies. For me watching Nicholas is like watching someone paint a beautiful picture. And not only that, someone who knows what they are doing, you could even say they have “mastered it.” And this instance I will go ahead and say Nicholas Cage has mastered it. All the way from national treasure to a film like Con Air, he really can do it all. You cant put this man in a box, and if you could he would find a way to make it his own. He’d probably paint it like each colour of a rubik’s cube or something totally awesome like that. I’m really glad he has won his oscar for Leaving Las Vegas in 96. To be honest i think he should have an oscar for every movie he’s done but we wouldn’t want the under dogs like leonardo dicaprio and matt damon to feel left out. I’ll say finally, if I was to ever meet nicholas cage I would bow down to him, and then he’d probably say something totally crazy cool like “stand to your feet, you are no lower than me.” Then I would give him a hug and tell him how much he means to me. Thanks Nick, we love you
I love how everyone in their intros are keeping a serious face as if it was planned and yet Andrew Garfield couldn’t help but to smile because he just seems like a nice guy haha😂
I loved Andrews responses to the outrageous stories Nicholas Cage was telling. I think he was having a better time than most of us just watching from a far.
you can just feel that every single actor at the table loves the art of acting. I'm biased towards Andrew, but the sheer passion from everyone in the room is fascinating to watch.
Nic Cage is one of my favorite actors ever. He’s a legend. Love Andrew…Jonathan is a rising force in the industry…Dinklage is so intelligent…Simon is underrated. This was great.
Glad people are finally starting to wake up to how deeply intelligent and knowledgeable Cage is, he’s been reduced to a walking meme for so long and here you can really tell how much he knows about not just his craft but cinema in general
He’s a national treasure. One of a kind. People always mock and ridicule anyone who stands out, because it makes them uncomfortably question their conformity.
I started watching for Andrew but I ended up absolutely loving the entire discussion. Their passion for acting, humbleness and respect for each other shone through and that 53 minutes and 22 seconds flew by!
Same. Clicked for Andrew Garfield and then I ended up staying for the passion and interesting discussions that took place. I adored every second of this roundtable talk.
The more interviews or roundtables I watch with Andrew the more I fall in love with him. Just down to earth, humble and a pleasure to listen to. I’d love to meet him one day
Never in a million years would I have ever imagined Simon Rex in a roundtable like this, let alone a possible awards contender. So happy to see his progression from Scary Movie 3 (where I adored him as a comedy actor when I was a teenager) to something like Red Rocket.
Thank goodness for Nicolas Cage being exactly who you want him to be & more. Love that Andrew Garfield loves Jonathan Majors as much as we all do. And that they are each so thoughtfully & emotionally driven. Peter Dinklage often comes across as quietly insightful, but I wish he got to sit at a comedy table bc he was always so dryly hilarious around his GOT fam. Like that Simon Rex brings a different perspective than these lifelong actors & as a former interviewer that he gave a mini focus assist on that masculinity question. Though lbh Rebecca Keegan is one of the best interviewers in THR History. Her thoughtful questions bring out great answers as they should, and she understands that the best content comes from just letting them converse.
Agreed. Now I started to appreciate more on every movies. As actors do pour their everything in it and sometimes, watching once isn't really enough to fully judge the message and the play that they are trying to deliver.
Rebecca Keegan did an amazing job as the moderator/interviewer. There were no right or wrong answers. The actors were allowed to articulate their answers without being rushed to move onto the next question.
He is notoriously a true fan of film, and maybe more so story telling (he is a big comic book fan as well). His love of film is why he chooses to do so many movies a year and take risks with his craft. It still amazes me that so many people don't seem to know this even though he talks openly about film as a craft on every interview he does. He's part of the Coppola family. Film is in his blood.
Nicolas brought so much energy to the table. I hope he'll make more films like Pig, he deserves to be in the public eye for his talent more often. And I want him to be on this roundtables, like, every year.
Sure, if he has a film or a television series to promote and or speak on. The Hollywood Reporter - well, they are not just going to invite actors to their televized productions just because. These actors / actresses have to have something to sell and openly speak on.
this was one of the best, if not, the best roundtable conversations thus far. the moderator did her thing in minimally guiding the conversations and asking very insightful questions when needed. and of course the actors did an amazing job in offering their opinions and experiences while connecting them to what each other said previously or afterwards. amazing job to everyone.
I love the moderator. There were a couple times when she asked a question but the table kept going on a previous topic and she was smart enough to let it flow, went from an interview to an awesome conversation, in large part thanks to her. Kudos.
This was gloriously free and inspiring. Kudos to the moderator for getting out of the way and facilitating in an organic way. And these men brought magic to this table. Im even more in love with Andrew Garfield, Nic Cage and Jonathan Majors as humans and actors.
Simon Rex: ‘Do it for the wrong reasons’ Jonathan Majors: “Two Poems” Andrew Garfield: “It’s All Therapy” Peter Dinklage: “Jump off that cliff” Nic Cage: “The Bliss of Evil”
Cage gave the most complex performance of the year! Pig is INCREDIBLE, HIGHLY suggest watching it!! It’s on Hulu! A really different take on the revenge flick….not enough people are talking about Simon Rex and his actual performance in Red Rocket, he put it all out on the line and was an absolute sensation!!
Andrew Garfield is freaking out that he's next to Nic Cage and thinks everything about Nic Cage is awesome and hilarious because Andrew Garfield understands Nic Cage
Johnathan majors is THE actor to keep an eye on. Im so glad that the industry is noticing him. He’s perfect for every role that he plays. It’s clear that he pours his heart into this and if you haven’t noticed him yet, I’m sure you’ll have your moment. I can’t wait to see him act as KANG.
I feel like Andrew laughing at Nic's horse story just cured my depression for a brief moment. Over the years, he's become so confident, not despite but because of the vulnerability he's allowing himself to present and even embrace in interview situations and such. That's really remarkable and inspiring to me. What a lovely human being
This was one of the best roundtables by far. The moderator allowed their personalities to shine thru, gave them the platform to really express themselves
I really liked the moderator in this. It's like she's the directors they're describing, she gets the ball rolling with a really cool question and lets them go. This conversation flowed really well and I 've learnt so much. Not even an aspiring actor.
The moderator did a great job! This is how you do a ROUNDTABLE. Everybody gets to answer one question. They milk it and they don’t jump from one question to another, interrupting the actor!
Agreed, I watched a few of the others, and the moderator seemed RUDE and was constantly over talking the answer and switching focus and moving to other people before the answer was done. SUPER annoying. I loved this. Also, though the video and audio quality was no where near the previous interviews, which was disappointing, it was still really informative and entertaining.
Yes! And you can see how the actors are so into the discussion and frequently say something like “going back to the previous question/topic” because the questions are thoughtful and coherent! Instead of rapid fire type of questions like some cheap tabloid lol
I’m tired of questions like:
1. How does it feel like playing this role
2. How does if feel like working with ____
3. How does it feel like being away from your kids
Leave that to E! News lol
@@joewillsart I know the moderator you’re talking about. I have for years found him very unprofessional and hoped THR would get rid of him when it comes to these roundtables
@@kingme1931 Yeah! He's very off-putting and in some cases I can SEE the annoyance on the actor/guest's face when he cuts them off. Maybe I'm imagining it or projecting my own frustration onto the person but it seems like they are annoyed. I could be wrong.
I think the dude you're talking about is Stephen Galloway the English guy. He's terrible, i get that they only have so much time and have to answer questions but they can edit out parts it's not that big of a deal. Let people talk and enjoy themselves.
The more I see Andrew Garfield's films the more I like him. He's such a great actor...and seems like a great person.
Just finished watching Silence with him. Amazing film
Agreed
hacksaw ridge is great!
@@johansermartinez9287 it's a great movie....
I completely agree, and i think he absolutely deserves the recognition, I'm just confused why it took this long for him to receive it all lol. I never saw anyone praise the guy before the release of No Way Home.
Andrew's uncontrollable laugh during the rainman story is priceless.
His joy is so contagious, I adore him sm!
Time stamp?
Thanks @Nessie its awesome
Looked like fake laughter to me
@@ArtlessIb 🙄
I love how this felt like a roundtable of introverts. Everyone seems to think really hard about the topic and really reflect on the conversation going on.
Introverts and thinkers are finally taking over this post-modern post-post-post-ironic world never taking anything seriously.
Yes
these are mature men. theyve won some and lost some. the perfect seasoning
I’m sure Mr Majors is an extrovert
@@last7509 great comment 👍
I love Andrew just endlessly dying of laughter over Nic Cage's story about Rainman and how he begs Nic to keep going because he's laughing so much, just the best-
It's not often we get three, or even two Spider-Men in the same room together (or at least, the voices of them)
“Please keep talking about Rainman”
@@scampoli25 xD yes
Wouldn’t that make you love Nic cage.
@@G-G._ I love that his story is making Andrew laugh :P Nic seems like a funny dude in this vid but I don't know too much about his personality otherwise
Andrew really said “why me?” to the first question and then came up with the most beautiful, insightful, genuine answer
Ahaha I adore him. He's so passionate about what he does. Such an amazing actor! Pun intended.
he’s okay with being human even when it’s frightening, I admire his courage & vulnerability.
Nic Cage is the man. So glad to see him doing this.
He gave by far one of the best performances of the year. He deserves to be here
One of the most entertaining actors of all time. I watch movies that otherwise seem terrible just to see what he comes up with.
he' s the reason I clicked!!
@@aeking29 I'm here for Cage too. He's the most entertaining star whether he's acting or interviewing. So thoughtful and articulate.
Amazing actor ❤
Just wanna shout out Simon Rex, man. I used to watch him on MTV back in the day. I felt real pride hearing Nick Cage tell him how much he enjoyed Red Rocket. You can tell he was a little shy sitting with all the other talent at this table, but he held his own. Hope the opportunities flow for him now.
Red Rocket was my favourite movie in 2021. So excited to see him in more prokects
he had such immense talent without that shirt, a gift to mankind and every gay mans eyes.
Red Rocket was great
i only just found out about this movie the other day and i really want to see it badly haha
the only other movie ive seen this actor in is Scary Movie, its cool to see him suddenly pop up like this
@@thisbubblygoodness7611 my thoughts exactly! was really floored to see him here, cos all i know about him is how hilarious he was in scary movie
The Rainman conversation was hilarious. Especially Andrew Garfield laughing uncontrollably to it and Jonathan Majors chiming in that he knows the same horse lol
Yeah I wish Cage would have been more curious and open, at all times, but especially right then - could have been so cool to hear more about Jonathan's experience and history with the horse. He grew up on a farm with horses.
Jonathan Majors is becoming one of my favorite actors & philosophers. He’s always humble and speaks from a place of thought, compassion, and realism. this was a great episode with a great moderator and a great host of guest.
Same!
Right! I can’t wait to follow the rest of his career!!!
He is so beautifully eloquent in expressing his thoughts.
Majors is so hot right now (hansel voice). Creed 3 trailer looks insane.
Literally clicked to watch just off seeing his face; I love all of them but he's become my favorite actor.
I love that Andrew is the only one that smiled at the beginning lol 😂💜
Everyone else: 😐😎
Andrew: 🙂😄
ikr he’s so cute 😭💗
He’s such a light ❤️❤️
He's so freaking adorable! I adore him sm 🥲❤️
His joy is so contagious! What a lovely human 🥰
This is what we deserved with the actress roundtable. A free-flowing conversation where the actors are free to speak and give their input without being interrupted or being called on. We get so much more insight when it’s not just boring questions about their movies, but actually about the craft of acting. Kudos to the moderator.
I always prefer when they have female commentators. Idk why but when it’s that one guy he always ruins the flow. Regardless of who he interviews.
These actors are just more interesting
The actresses also seemed a bit uncomfortable around each other as where everyone in this group (except Simon who seemed a bit shy) seemed like they had hung out before and were pals. Just a way more casual vibe.
What's a actress?
these guys came ready to talk shop. even if all your friends are in the same profession, it's still not always natural to just start expounding on your craft without some kind of structured setting and not feel a little full of yourself. but when the format is: discuss your process... then it's an open forum for it
Jonathan majors and Andrew Garfield are so Insightful, these type of interviews just showcase how actors are artists before anything else, they don’t just play a role they inhabit it, they make it their own, that’s so powerful to me.
Yes! And although all of them had beautiful insights I loved that you could vividly see Andrew and Johnathan really thinking about their inputs and they both just had gorgeous answers.
Agree
The chemistry of this round table was great, I love Andrew Garfield refusing to let Peter Dinklage downplay his singing.
Please elaborate. Was Peter being condescending to Andrew's singing?
@@Eserr7856 Nah man other way around, Andrew was giving Peter compliments after he (Peter) said his singing abilities were so so.
@@Eserr7856 Peter was being humble and putting himself down a bit but Andrew was lifting him back up
This round table needs a part 2. This was some of the best grouping I've seen in a long time. Kudos to the moderator and the actors for being okay with being themselves. There was a lot of respect on this set and it showed in how they listened and responded to each other. Fantastic job all around.🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
There is something about the way Andrew Garfield and Nicolas Cage spoke in this roundtable that is just so insightful. You can tell how much they value the industry and the people they work with so much.
All five of them, really
@@iloveentertainment Couldn't be more correct! They all brought so much to this roundtableI and I truly enjoyed all 53 minutes of this. I just happen to find what Cage and Garfield said to stand out and resonate with me (PERSONALLY) the most.
Jonathan Majors at 1:58 is me everytime Garfield talks
Nic cage is an unbelievable actor
@@iloveentertainment agreed
This moderator, right here, should do all the THR Roundtables from here on! Period. Just let her do all of them for next year and they will be a delight to listen to compared to those with uncomfortable interruptions by the moderator who is more tuned to his questions than the answers.
well said. She did a wonderful job and letting these actors to go all out from their own thoughts.
yeah i agree 100%
Thank You!! That other guy is so hard to watch😩
100% agree, she barely spoke and brilliantly lead the entire convo and the actors kept coming back to her questions. This was great 👍🏼.
Yeah! Definitely 👏🏼 👏🏼
Andrew Garfield is such a genuine human being. The way he talks makes him feel so authentic and sincere.
His career is nothing short of impressive, both on stage and on the big screen.
Having followed his journey from a young aspiring actor in the UK and now seeing him here, I can't help myself but feel absolute joy.
Honestly, i'm so proud of how far he's come. I adore him sm, such an amazing actor. Pun intended.
Who would've guessed that that secondary guy in the social network would become a bigger star than everybody else in that movie combined
I’m glad Jonathan is getting so much respect, he’s such a phenomenal young actor
He is and it's not his fault but the harder they fall is sooooo bad!!
@@zaypierson6255 cap its 10/10
@@zaypierson6255 Goofy take.
@@imayeseekay im gonna guess your 15 yrs old or close to it
this aged terribly and i’m so disappointed that it did
This Jonathan Majors guy is undeniably intelligent!! He could be more of a philosopher than an actor truly
Andrew wears his heart on his sleeve like a true OG! He’s like the most authentic, self expressive, vulnerable, fearlessly and deeply verbally honest person I’ve heard speak in a long time.
Did you know hes like 40?
Great comment.
Loved how Nic owned this whole table as the elder and wiser actor of the group. His insight and experience played so well with the fresher generation of the others. True artistry doesn't age.
Peter Dinklage is around the same age as Cage.
@@antonimartinez9961 Nic did over 100 movies. Peter round about 40.
@@antonimartinez9961 nic was main guy in the movies
@@antonimartinez9961 I am sorry but until GOT Dinklage was only a character actor in bits and pieces for most Americans. Cage on the other hand is a cult favorite. Starting with Valley Girl in the 80's and leaving us with some amazing cult classics. Cage really is a rock star of movies. Not to take anything away from Dinklage. Just no comparison.
@@VedderState Yeah, well it helps when your Uncle is Francis Ford Coppola, so a bit unfair. Nepotism. Don't get me wrong, I do like Cage but I love Dinklage.
You know i could just listen Andrew Garfield talking for hours and Hollywood Reporter giving this treasure is such a gem.
* farts *
@@cutieboychase फक
You cant tell Jonathan Majors has serious charisma. He is one of the new guys to the scene, and everyone stops and focuses on every word he says when he speaks. And he speaks so well.
This was one of my favourite roundtables. For sure what made it great was the moderator who never interrupted once, allowed conversation to flow naturally and asked thoughtful questions at an appropriate time. Also helps that the group of actors here were so willing to be honest and open about their experiences and Nicolas Cage in particular is always just such a fun burst of energy.
Andrew and Jonathan left me in awe. I love how they carry themselves and their insights.
I knew Johnathan Majors was going to be big seeing the last man in San Francisco
Literally just watching them both mesmerized lol, all of them really
Garfield FINALLY getting the recognition he deserves
He been a beast
He was also in the Roundtable for Hacksaw Ridge
You guys didn’t even care for Garfield until last month
@@ruggsstefan1948 it is hard for me that a lot of people are just now starting to find and love on Andrew. I know it’s how it all works. Eventually something comes out and makes someone really popular. I’ve loved him since 2009 ❤️
he was literally nominated for an oscar in 2017.......
For Andrew and Jonathan to give the answers they gave from the first question, Andrew being put on the spot at the very beginning, and Jonathan having to give an original answer after everyone else had already given their thoughts, was a true testament of their artistry within the movie industry, and how they think about their craft. Was genuinely blown away 👏🏼
Who wants to see Andrew Spiderman and Johnathan kang in tasm 3
Great synopsis
You ever listen to something so profound you start tearing up? This was so great. Love the rare opportunity of listening in on insightful questions and perspectives. Especially those of Jonathan Majors and Andrew Garfield
Peter Dinklage is straight up one of the most underrated actors out there. He’s one of the best!
I love listening to Andrew Garfield talk!
The passion and heart, you can literally hear it manifest when he speaks
Andrew really is such an outgoing person. He always seems completely genuine
Of course he is with spiderman noir
Andrew Garfield is an incredible actor and person, we can appreciate his dedication and passion when it comes to reincarnating Jonathan, his acting is pure art :))
He is honestly such a gem, what an amazing actor! Pun intended. He's always so commited to everything he does, I love his passion. I adore him sm.
31:34 Nic's rant bout his horse is so funny.
I love this interviewer !!! Please make her interview more people! She is much more patient with everyone’s answers and is more present and respects them silently . GIVE HER MORE CHANCES !
the way Jonathan Majors shapes pictures and ideas with his words is so cool.
here for Andrew absolutely losing his mind at every one of Nic Cage’s stories
Jonathan Majors, what a very well spoken man. The way he articulates his ideas and questions is just very interesting to listen to.
Yes, he is my favorite on this panel. His answers are so soulful and deep
So intriguing.
Yup. I loved the free flowing conversation between them all tbh! Especially Jon, Andrew and Nic
Well spoken?
I love Nick's answers. He loves acting, movies and knows a lot about the profession. I think he'd be a great teacher. Amazing actors come and go, but everyone who's watched Nick will remember him for sure.
He told Jhonny Depp "i think you are an actor" back in the days
I love this moderator! She did such a great job. Let the conversation flow and didn't rush. She really listened to them and steered things without being prescriptive. Great job!
Jonathan Majors doesn't use a glass like the rest of us. Jonathan Majors brings his own cup.
Here for it.
That’s Kang’s cup.
Spot on, bruddah.
It’s a prison thing
Inconceivable. I think it was more of a Princess Bride thing.
I hope Andrew wins an Oscar for Tick Tick Boom because he was absolutely phenomenal. He's a great actor overall as well, and he totally deserves the praise he's getting.
Yeah, he was great but isn't everyone exhausted by those same-sounding show tunes? I couldn't actually get all the way through it. Contemporary show tunes drive me insane. The genre has been stagnant for like 30 years.
(For the most part, I know there are stand-outs, but by and large every song sounds like Rent to me. And yes I'm aware this is a biopic about the guy that wrote Rent, I'm just making a point that It's exhausting to listen to that same style over and over again)
@@RegularRegs it wasn't really the same as the common musical movies that we have seen so far. It carries such a heavy life lesson in the movie and not just singing every 5mins for joy and laughter.
@@RegularRegs larson's music is a very early (arguably the earliest) example of that type of sound, though. and ttb is essentially a less musically complex version of rent. it makes sense that it sounds tired to revisit it now, because we've had thirty years of music that takes inspiration from that style. if jonathan had lived longer i'm sure his composition would have evolved. as it is, i think the skill of his lyricism and some of the songs still hold up really well today. (edit: and this is coming from someone who hates rent).
@@set7618 ❤❤❤❤
It's been like twenty years acting - you are right he should win
Andrew Garfield is so dedicated to his craft and so amazing in every way.
He is the "Amazing"..you know what.
Right?! I adore him sm.
I swear whenever andrew talks in any interview he speaks with his soul, he just speak literal poetry which makes me feel something deep within me and makes me feel more confident and I love it. I love watching any of his interviews or speeches and I was so bummed we couldn't see his golden globe for tick tick boom. I will cry if he doesn't win the oscar, andrew really is underrated and one of a kind🏆
I absolutely love how passionate nicolas cage is about cinema and he mentions films from Japan and old directors from the past. Shows how he's mastered his craft and his knowledge of film is above every one at the table and he's the older, wise actor of the roundtable
I really like Nicolas cage ! I think the first couple of movies I saw as a kid was raising Arizona and wild at heart and he has had some amazing performance though the years like leaving Las Vegas’ 8mm ‘the bad lieutenant ( New Orleans) ‘Mandy ‘‘ colour out of space ‘ pig ‘longlegs !!! I’m sure I missed s few greats but those are favourites I saw throughout the years !!!
Jonathan Majors is really insightful. loved his thought processes and he was so unassuming and soft spoken! NEVER shut up Jonathan!
Yes! I love how soft spoken he is and how you can see, just like Andrew, his wheels turning as he’s giving his well orchestrated answers and add-ons to others’ thoughts :))
it’s sad how he’s so soft spoken but then he literally hits people hard :(
one of the best roundtables ever. so much humility and respect.
I haven’t watched it yet. This comment hypes me up!!!!! Damn. One of the best ones? Must be GREAT! And I believe it since Andrew and Nicolas Cage is there!😍😍☺️
WORD!!
right?! I appreciate this video sm.
I want a one-on-one conversation with Andrew Garfield and Jonathan Majors. They seem to just get eachother.
Yeah! Like Actors on Actors.
Thank you for pointing that out. I noticed their frequencies (although individual and unique) moved in tandem, and they seemed to connect subconsciously; something lovely to behold.
Kang meets spiderman
I appreciate Nick’s wisdom and advice and Andrew’s humbleness and gratitude.
I’ve watched a lot of these round tables and this was by far the most interesting. Allowing the actors to just converse really allows for more dynamic and engaging looks into their jobs and personalities.
As someone who watched the Scary Movies as a kid, I feel oddly proud of Simon Rex to be here with all of these great actors
same here :)
I only know him from Action Bronson
Me too. I'm just like "Look how far you've come dude."
Same man. Bruh same a long way
Did you watch red rocket
Jonathan and Andrew had the best CONVERSATION within this round table. They completely listened to everyone, but you could see a mutual respect and true understanding of the words between the two specifically
Can anyone imagine Andrew’s Spidey meeting Jonathan’s Kang? Let alone Dinklage’s Eitri with these two characters? What a mesh up this would be! Then, if it ever happened, Nicolas as Ghost Rider in this mix? Crazy talent in this room made me click on this video.
Andrew Garfield geeking out over Nic Cage’s Rainman story was the greatest thing I never knew I needed 😂
Right?! I loved every second of it! 😂❤️👏🏽
I loved every second of this. The moderator did a great job by letting the actors tell their stories and thoughts with no interruptions, so the roundtable could be more natural and feel like a conversation instead of an interview.
I love how Jonathan Majors is just soaking everything up, he's a tremendous actor!
Kang the Observer
Just finished watching Tick Tick Boom…it was amazing. Andrew Garfield is an incredible actor.
He needs to win the Oscar
@@FoodforThought12345678dsds I deleted my thoughtful genuine reply to you because you don’t deserve it and you are only trolling without genuine interest in the movies.
@@davidmckesey7119 that was my first thought as soon as i finished watching the movie
I recently watched it as well, such an amazing experience. I was in tears by the end of the movie. Andrew's acting is honestly top notch. I adore him sm. He is so dedicated and passionate with anything he does.
I honestly could listen to Andrew Garfield all day. His intelligence shines through his conversations, you can tell how he takes his time and really puts thought into what he is saying. They all did amazing. I enjoyed just learning a bit about thir lives and the industry. I'm excited to see Johnathan in the Mcu and his other projects
He is very thoughtful too when he answers and so articulate. He is able to convey his thoughts profoundly.
What a privilege to be able to listen to Nicholas Cage talk about his craft, probably one of the best actors of any generation
😂
Couldn’t agree more, he brings such a unique and brill energy to all the characters he plays. His wisdom (especially now) in this industry is really inspiring to see and I think it definitely shows now in his more recent movies.
For me watching Nicholas is like watching someone paint a beautiful picture. And not only that, someone who knows what they are doing, you could even say they have “mastered it.” And this instance I will go ahead and say Nicholas Cage has mastered it.
All the way from national treasure to a film like Con Air, he really can do it all. You cant put this man in a box, and if you could he would find a way to make it his own. He’d probably paint it like each colour of a rubik’s cube or something totally awesome like that.
I’m really glad he has won his oscar for Leaving Las Vegas in 96. To be honest i think he should have an oscar for every movie he’s done but we wouldn’t want the under dogs like leonardo dicaprio and matt damon to feel left out.
I’ll say finally, if I was to ever meet nicholas cage I would bow down to him, and then he’d probably say something totally crazy cool like “stand to your feet, you are no lower than me.” Then I would give him a hug and tell him how much he means to me. Thanks Nick, we love you
@@beaumiller4569 he is pretty awesome. Totally unique and doesn't care about structure or pre conceived acting concepts
Nic Cage is great but best actors of any generation? That’s debatable
@@inigojuancarlos yeah. He's acted pretty badly in some films
This was amazing. How I wish Chadwick was still here and share this roundtable. Keep them going THR!
Me too man, RIP chadwick
🖤😥
I love how everyone in their intros are keeping a serious face as if it was planned and yet Andrew Garfield couldn’t help but to smile because he just seems like a nice guy haha😂
Andrew Garfield is such a brilliant man. I could listen to him talk all day. He'd make a fantstic podcast.
Check out Netflix’s podcast “Skip Intro” with him.
I loved Andrews responses to the outrageous stories Nicholas Cage was telling. I think he was having a better time than most of us just watching from a far.
you can just feel that every single actor at the table loves the art of acting. I'm biased towards Andrew, but the sheer passion from everyone in the room is fascinating to watch.
Nic Cage is one of my favorite actors ever. He’s a legend. Love Andrew…Jonathan is a rising force in the industry…Dinklage is so intelligent…Simon is underrated. This was great.
I love how many times they went “back to the acting class” absolutely love getting to listen to actors open up about the acting process ❤️
Glad people are finally starting to wake up to how deeply intelligent and knowledgeable Cage is, he’s been reduced to a walking meme for so long and here you can really tell how much he knows about not just his craft but cinema in general
I’ve never met anyone who disliked cage. But yeah he also is a really great actor unironically
#ABSOLUTELY. And, I gotta say - as simple as his outfit is, I’m digging that too haha.
Also an Academy Award Winner too.
He’s a national treasure. One of a kind. People always mock and ridicule anyone who stands out, because it makes them uncomfortably question their conformity.
True
I started watching for Andrew but I ended up absolutely loving the entire discussion. Their passion for acting, humbleness and respect for each other shone through and that 53 minutes and 22 seconds flew by!
Same. Clicked for Andrew Garfield and then I ended up staying for the passion and interesting discussions that took place. I adored every second of this roundtable talk.
I came for Nic and stayed for everyone else, especially after Andrew spoke first
Perpetually amazed by how perceptive and insightful Andrew Garfield is
💯💯💯
Absolutely
He's such a gem of a human being. I adore him sm, such an amazing actor. Pun intended.
watch more interviews of him, he's VERY intelligent and has a unique view of everything
I am gutted about Majors recent troubles. The guy comes across so measure, thoughtful and calm. I could listen to him all day.
“I consider myself a student; I Am a Student.” Nick Cage I love ya for this line. Always be a student of the game. 💯
I love how excited Cage got when Simon told his story of how he got the part in Red Rocket. You can tell he'd do the exact same thing
He likes the thrill
i could listen to Andrew talk all day. i adore him
I love how much Andrew is enjoying this.
He deserves this and an Oscar
Right?! Love that for him. ❤️👏🏽 He's such a gem of a human being and a talented actor.
The more interviews or roundtables I watch with Andrew the more I fall in love with him. Just down to earth, humble and a pleasure to listen to. I’d love to meet him one day
Really looking forward to Simon's next projects. He's brilliant in Red Rocket
Never in a million years would I have ever imagined Simon Rex in a roundtable like this, let alone a possible awards contender.
So happy to see his progression from Scary Movie 3 (where I adored him as a comedy actor when I was a teenager) to something like Red Rocket.
I gotta go see this movie bc - yes, I wouldn’t expect him at this table. Hopefully he gets more roles bc comedians thrive in more realistic roles.
He deserves to be at this or any other roundtable for Scary Movie 3 alone. Legendary performance!
Thissss
yesss, can't wait to see red rocket
And the award for most backhanded compliment of the thread goes to… Maurice Lee!
there’s just something about andrew that is so endearing
Andrew Garfield better get that Oscar. I love these actors, I mean Jonathan Majors, Peter, Nicholas, and Simon...cool surprise!
He won't get the oscar tbh
Thank goodness for Nicolas Cage being exactly who you want him to be & more. Love that Andrew Garfield loves Jonathan Majors as much as we all do. And that they are each so thoughtfully & emotionally driven. Peter Dinklage often comes across as quietly insightful, but I wish he got to sit at a comedy table bc he was always so dryly hilarious around his GOT fam. Like that Simon Rex brings a different perspective than these lifelong actors & as a former interviewer that he gave a mini focus assist on that masculinity question. Though lbh Rebecca Keegan is one of the best interviewers in THR History. Her thoughtful questions bring out great answers as they should, and she understands that the best content comes from just letting them converse.
One of the best Roundtable discussions I've seen in a long time. Loved hearing everything these men had to say and I learned so much.
Agreed. Now I started to appreciate more on every movies.
As actors do pour their everything in it and sometimes, watching once isn't really enough to fully judge the message and the play that they are trying to deliver.
Rebecca Keegan did an amazing job as the moderator/interviewer. There were no right or wrong answers. The actors were allowed to articulate their answers without being rushed to move onto the next question.
It so cool that Nic Cage seems like a legitimate movie buff. He's not just referencing his own work, but the work of many others in the craft as well.
He is
He is a legend
He is notoriously a true fan of film, and maybe more so story telling (he is a big comic book fan as well). His love of film is why he chooses to do so many movies a year and take risks with his craft.
It still amazes me that so many people don't seem to know this even though he talks openly about film as a craft on every interview he does.
He's part of the Coppola family. Film is in his blood.
@@cornbredx he named his son kal el.
@@prathapkutty7407 yea he did.... lmao
Nicolas brought so much energy to the table. I hope he'll make more films like Pig, he deserves to be in the public eye for his talent more often. And I want him to be on this roundtables, like, every year.
Seriously
Ya I was basically excitedly awaiting every time he opened his mouth!
That's just him, he puts 1000% effort in everything (look at the Wicker Man) he just seems to be like that
Sure, if he has a film or a television series to promote and or speak on. The Hollywood Reporter - well, they are not just going to invite actors to their televized productions just because. These actors / actresses have to have something to sell and openly speak on.
It wouldn't have been the same without him - every round table needs a Nic Cage.
I’m glad Jonathan Majors is getting the recognition he deserves. That brotha has been putting so much work in these last few years. 💪🏾
That Sean Baker story told by Simon Rex is awesome; I love his spirit and how it shines through his films.
Simon Rex seems so simple and man his story made an impact! Everyone was glued in and CAGE was genuinely happy. Can't wait to see Red Rocket.
this was one of the best, if not, the best roundtable conversations thus far. the moderator did her thing in minimally guiding the conversations and asking very insightful questions when needed. and of course the actors did an amazing job in offering their opinions and experiences while connecting them to what each other said previously or afterwards. amazing job to everyone.
Well said as I would have said it. Glad you typed in all that, and I was spared. Haha.
Agreed! Hope they keep this up so we know them as people instead of superstars..
Simon Rex so humble, he’s definitely had it tough.
I love the moderator. There were a couple times when she asked a question but the table kept going on a previous topic and she was smart enough to let it flow, went from an interview to an awesome conversation, in large part thanks to her. Kudos.
This was gloriously free and inspiring. Kudos to the moderator for getting out of the way and facilitating in an organic way.
And these men brought magic to this table. Im even more in love with Andrew Garfield, Nic Cage and Jonathan Majors as humans and actors.
Simon Rex: ‘Do it for the wrong reasons’
Jonathan Majors: “Two Poems”
Andrew Garfield: “It’s All Therapy”
Peter Dinklage: “Jump off that cliff”
Nic Cage: “The Bliss of Evil”
Cage gave the most complex performance of the year! Pig is INCREDIBLE, HIGHLY suggest watching it!! It’s on Hulu! A really different take on the revenge flick….not enough people are talking about Simon Rex and his actual performance in Red Rocket, he put it all out on the line and was an absolute sensation!!
Andrew Garfield is freaking out that he's next to Nic Cage and thinks everything about Nic Cage is awesome and hilarious because Andrew Garfield understands Nic Cage
They have the same energy, i will love to see a film with them as co-stars
Spiderman & Spiderman Noir in the same room
Johnathan majors is THE actor to keep an eye on. Im so glad that the industry is noticing him. He’s perfect for every role that he plays. It’s clear that he pours his heart into this and if you haven’t noticed him yet, I’m sure you’ll have your moment. I can’t wait to see him act as KANG.
This unfortunately aged poorly.
he was kang lmao
I feel like Andrew laughing at Nic's horse story just cured my depression for a brief moment. Over the years, he's become so confident, not despite but because of the vulnerability he's allowing himself to present and even embrace in interview situations and such. That's really remarkable and inspiring to me. What a lovely human being
31:30 for the replay 😃
Andrew garfield was so insightful it is amazing to see the way he articulates his words and speaks so passionately about acting
He's just a dramatic theater kid 😂
I feel like a spoiled brat with all the Andrew Garfield content I've been getting the past month. DON'T STOP
@@p0laroideu Oh I remember. the pain. the trauma. I don't want to remember actually I-
Lol totally agree
Andrew geeking out to Nic’s story about rain man (the horse) made my day. Such a great moment
This was one of the best roundtables by far. The moderator allowed their personalities to shine thru, gave them the platform to really express themselves
I really liked the moderator in this. It's like she's the directors they're describing, she gets the ball rolling with a really cool question and lets them go. This conversation flowed really well and I 've learnt so much. Not even an aspiring actor.