Great interview that shows Ed's depth of knowledge on history, psychology, and surfing. So many good bits and I think about 50 minutes in is where he starts dropping knowledge.
Tim, Thank you for creating such a great platform to share valuable gems of information and entertaining stories from such a diverse group of individuals. keep it coming!
As much as im a fan of Ed Norton’s acting (im actually a big fan), this interview was disappointingly just as painful as the one with Sophia Amoruso. Certainly not representative of the otherwise great interviews Tim does - these are the only two that were not only boring and uninformative, but hard to listen to. Ive never listened to another interview with Ed, so im not sure if this was par for the course for him, but his answers werent well thought out, he seemed distracted, and had a hard time answering any one question completely, which became annoying very quick. He would stray off on these tangents, often times getting lost in his own thoughts and never getting back to the original question. In this interview, Ed could hardly get a clear answer out without rambling on and generally losing his way. It was painful to listen to at times, and part of me couldnt wait for it to be over. I guess they all cant be winning interviews. Otherwise, keep up the good work Tim!
Couldn't agree more, came in to the comments section hoping I wouldn't be alone lol. Really like him as an actor, but 5 minutes into this I was thinking "Is Edward high or something?" He fumbled, stammered and vaguely meandered through what quickly became an agonising interview to listen to. Bit of a shame.
4:24 to skip the ads.
Great interview that shows Ed's depth of knowledge on history, psychology, and surfing. So many good bits and I think about 50 minutes in is where he starts dropping knowledge.
Tim,
Thank you for creating such a great platform to share valuable gems of information and entertaining stories from such a diverse group of individuals. keep it coming!
Tim - if you could space out the ads. Hard to digest the first few minutes. Willing to listen if spread across
yeah, easy to lose viewers/listeners right at the beginning like that...
Tim you are a boss! Great interview my man
What a Pain!
As much as im a fan of Ed Norton’s acting (im actually a big fan), this interview was disappointingly just as painful as the one with Sophia Amoruso. Certainly not representative of the otherwise great interviews Tim does - these are the only two that were not only boring and uninformative, but hard to listen to. Ive never listened to another interview with Ed, so im not sure if this was par for the course for him, but his answers werent well thought out, he seemed distracted, and had a hard time answering any one question completely, which became annoying very quick. He would stray off on these tangents, often times getting lost in his own thoughts and never getting back to the original question. In this interview, Ed could hardly get a clear answer out without rambling on and generally losing his way. It was painful to listen to at times, and part of me couldnt wait for it to be over. I guess they all cant be winning interviews. Otherwise, keep up the good work Tim!
Couldn't agree more, came in to the comments section hoping I wouldn't be alone lol. Really like him as an actor, but 5 minutes into this I was thinking "Is Edward high or something?" He fumbled, stammered and vaguely meandered through what quickly became an agonising interview to listen to. Bit of a shame.
+Draakur ....word
playersrun1 totally agree, I could only listen to a few minutes of this.
the Marlon Brando story was FF hahaha
ah the cruise was great. i wonder what happened to the guy in the documentry. i have seen in toronto at jewish film festival.
30:15 go now
51:44 - no dents.
and...and.....um....you know ....there is this...like....you know....ummmm ummmmmmmm....yeah
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