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T-shirts look terrible.

I saw no cool in “The Verdict” arguably his best roll.

Most gorgeous 😻 superb actor & a gracious philanthropist.

Paul Newman should have won the Oscar for The Verdict. He was brilliant in that movie.

Paul Newman was the most handsome & kindest actor that hollywood ever had. RIP Paul 🎉

No tips boe noir question 😅m

Paul Newman was the King of Cool❤❤❤

Ben paul Newman benziyorum çok şanslıyım ☺️🇺🇸💀

Damn this is a great perspective

George C Scott was also something else.

he is just have a f+++++++ toxic masculinity

What about the supposed hookups with Marlon Brando

Step 1. Be hot as fuck.. ok well shit .. ya know what? I don't need to hear step 2 thanks

Tom Cruise really looked like an amateur next to Newman.

Wonder what he is like in Real life anyone can act it Put him in a real situation And see how he gets on!

Also a divorcee

The real only cool one.

Tom e um ator fantastico...in many ways....I love so much to see him acting....❤

Was i got from this video, is that Paul was the first true sigma

The verdict what a movie 1981 👍

Newman and McQueen the kings of cool.

Which movie is in thumbnail, please?

"Turn Right to Go left" -Doc Hudson , Played by Paul Newman.

Steve McQueen

As a woman I have to say that, reasons why women really love Brad Pitt is also contributed by the showcase of his roles' vulnerability on screen. We just somewhat drawn into sensitive men.

He made the Big Short playing a very different character than any of his other characters; have you seen it?

This video is cool

The Jim Stark character wanted his parents to put their foot down and be parents. To show that they loved him

Had he lived to be middle aged. I wonder how he would've played the hard bearing out of touch father who doesn't understand his kid.

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He was the heath ledger of the 50s 😅

The directors pursued Jimmy. They didn't do that with any other actors. They knew his greatness and his potential. He called all the shots. They would wait on him; he was that good. He studied the scripts for countless hours until he felt it was right. He wanted to BECOME the character he was playing. He put in more work than other actors because he needed to get "into" the character, really understand him. People don't realize how brilliant he really was. He was a sensation all over the world when he was only 25. How many can say that? (Except maybe for Harry Styles).

When you think of cool, you think of Bob Dylan.

I'm astonished at how well you've expressed the multiple facets of Dean. I've been studying that dude since the '80's, so you can take that as high praise indeed. Also, you've included a lot of the best clips! Your video is better than 90% of the Dean stuff on UA-cam. You're awesome, bro.

When I think cool I think Alain Delon

It’s hard to look cool if you’re not terribly good looking. Part of the “cool factor” is attracting people to yourself and it’s hard to do that if you don’t look like a model

James Dean made 3 movies. But people forget that he was a busy stage actor in New York. He starred in many live productions that were filmed. Many of these shows are on UA-cam & other places online.

We are fed up of american new films only classic are cool

Id rather live back in those times than the times we live now, people were just more real, the world felt more real, im 55 now so i grew up in the 80s so i had a breif taste of that before technology started introducing itself in my mid to late 20s. It seems like that was rhe beginning of the empty world we now live in... I love a time in history where people lived to their charter and cared about their friends and family and even strangers., trying to describe it is useless, like trying to hold water. Im trying to put a feeling into words... Paul newman was a huge part of that "feeling" along wirh Clint Eastwood, john wayne and so many more, RIP to all these legends youll forever be missed and never forgotten

General Leslie Groves in "Fat Man & Little Boy": great un-cool hardass, a real person of course.

Steve Mcqueen deserves some mention too

This was like a documentary made by a teenage Martin Scorsese. I have seen "True Detective" about ten times. I still learn something from the story and about myself every time. Season 3 was just as good and 2 deserves another chance. I need to see Season 4 yesterday.

I'll sum up those 9.29 mins into only one word -CHARISMA !

I was crazy about Paul since I was 10! We moved to Maryland and we went to the Westview theater & drive in & saw a double feature of Hud & Cool Hand Luke! I fell for him and knew he was very ill & as I dozed on the sofa I awoke to his death on TCM, with the music they used to play when an icon of yester-year passed away. I somehow knew that it was him. For over 45 years he was my favorite actor & if possible I never miss a movie by him or Joanne!

Please don't waste your money on "Newman's Own" anymore. They were robbed by his so called partner!

After all I have heard about what Paul's so called partner did to his daughters I will never buy any items that have "Newman's Own" on it! Justice wasn't blind for the multi-millionaire who bounced his daughters off the panel because their mother, with Alzheimer's disease couldn't testify before the court in which the daughters were dismissed & his so called partner raised his own salary twice of what it was! It was a crime!

Clint Eastwood is the definition of The Art of Acting Cool

His charisma makes him cool because he is genuinely cool.

So sad he died so young, he would be a great director/artist.

Haven't watched Giant, just watched his two movies..