@@grewastgrewast9893 boohoo just because you're boring, not funny, have zero personality, stop complaining about people acknowledging talent goddamn. you neck beard only sound pathetic
The episode where he completely falls apart and breaks the mirror, that made me burst into tears, because that's as close as anyone ever portrayed PTSD, rage issues and crippling depression, when things pile up and there's a breaking point where nothing but violence remains. For me, that particular aspect was very personal, the show was really, really well done, there were laughs in almost every episode despite the facts that some episodes really are dark and serious for a good portion of time, I am really looking forward to season 2. Since there's no way to actually reach out and compliment the aspect I mentioned in the beginning of my comment, I'll just hope Bill sees this. I don't know how deeply you were emotionally involved into acting, but as I said, it's as close as anyone ever got in acting that out, it made me cry because it happened to me, I relived that moment that I never even wanted to remember, but I was feeling thankful, I even looked at my hand that was broken due to damage I've done to it over the past year and I saw it twitching, I had to pause the scene and cry it out, I'm not sure if it healed me or made things worse, but I feel thankful.
God, that scene is amazing! I totally understand your perspective and why it resonates with you so much! I've never gone through PTSD so I can't pretend that I know what it's like but you're right, the amount of raw emotion contained within that scene hit me like a bullet train and left me utterly shocked afterwards. Really do hope that Bill sees your comment. I think, for matters of representation, it's important to highlight whenever an actor is able to portray a sensitive subject in an ultra-realistic way.
Bill Hader really has struck gold with this show. I haven't seen PTSD shined in a light like this other than season 1 of the Punisher. Really solid writing throughout.
I never thought it out but you're totally right! It's like he didn't have to bulk up with muscle because he was such an expert marksman and intensley focused combatant. Like a goddamn war machine.
Mulaney sketch. "Haircuts have been an important part of my life. I stop by SNL to grab one before I go to interventions for rehab....sometimes, they can kill you! JJ Bittenbinder left that out of Street Smarts!"
Not being a macho muscle man actually makes Hader's Barry character _more_ menacing and believable. It's like, if _that_ guy hacked it in the Marines, he must somehow be extra badass. Which fits this role perfectly, usually he is awkward, shy and at times even clumsy, but then when the killing finally happens, he's whipping out a pistol and emptying the mag into THREE guys at once, as natural as breathing. Or, you know, wrestling a man down and choking him to death, up close and personal. Et cetera. And then you keep thinking about him being that scorpion when he is in that acting class with his pushy bitch girlfriend and all those Hollywood wannabes and Henry Winkler as the acting teacher, and none of them have the slightest clue.
Adam Driver made it through boot camp. If you refuse to give up they will work with you until you can pass, they provide you with the tools and the motivation and if you have the determination they will help you get there.
Legit though, I’m in the Air Force and work with marines in training as well as their instructors. All marines are either super jacked or shrimpy w/ no form of muscle mass at all. No in-between
@Bill Hader being former miltary myself military members come in all shapes and it can be tough to tell a person's fitness level just by appearance. Your character is very believable
I would imagine that the military cares more about performance than muscle mass so physical appearance isn't important compared to passing your physical tests.
I gotta watch more Olyphant! Was recently laughing tremendously at his beautiful tongue in cheek jab at Jim Carrey in Man On The Moon on Conan. so good.
He's an ex marine. His character had been out of the service for a while and was scrubbing it at home playing video games and eating junk. Bill isn't in bad shape at al but it fits the character imo
One of the things that impressed me the most when watching Barry was how excellent Bill was at moving like a military soldier when he was breaking into that warehouse with his ex-military friend. If you would’ve told me he used to do that in real life, I would’ve believed you ngl
Putting on muscle is hard for skinny dudes, by buddy was a stick when he started lifting weights and today he is pretty beefed up and looks great in a tight shirt but it took him years before the results really showed
Did not think in my first several days of being a genuine Bill Hader fan that I'd come across someone commenting that Bill Hader's neck is "pretty thick" 😶
You can clearly tell he's started to workout as you can see the shoulder separations etc. He chose the natural route unlike all these other clowns in Hollywood jacked up on growth harmones and other steroids. Building muscle takes time, naturally.
This man is a national treasure! He is so witty, funny and just delightful. Wait a minute! Have I been watching his interviews for the past 3 hours? 🤔 Perhaps...What can I say? Time well spent 😉👍
He actually really sold his character Barry. So many of these shows it can still be great but you know it's acting. He's doing some borderline method in this show.
Thats actually crazy, because in some episodes i’ve thought to myself “wow Bill Hader is actually kinda ripped.. he has a nice build” and i just saw this interview and i cant believe people cant really notice the difference! Props to Bill Hader, your training did not go unnoticed
I am so looking forward to Hader in IT! One of the most perfect 👌🏻 casting choices I’ve seen in a very, very long time!! Harry Anderson would have loved it!! ❤️🤟🏻
That girly scream 😱 when he pulls the trigger is just adorable. I'm ashamed to admit that I just can't get into Barry at all, but I could happily listen to Bill telling stories about the show for hours!
here's the thing right, i'm glad he didn't look like those guys in superhero movies, imo that somehow cheapens the character and takes away from the realism. often times you don't see actually strong guys with a lot of muscle definition everywhere, that's bodybuilding and is usually accomplished with a lot of dieting, meaning that they usually aren't as strong as they look because they aren't eating as much so their muscles are apparent all the time. bill is tall and has a sturdy chest and arms as well as broad shoulders, those are usually the things that make one look bigger and stronger. he looks perfect to be an ex-marine turned hitman if you ask me
He really is one of the few actors who has a unique and palpable charisma. I feel like so many actors even with competent (not revelatory) powers of craft, could just as well be replaced with the next good looking person out of a decent thespian course.
I think his physique looks nothing like one from a sedentary lifestyle. His silhouette naturally looks like he does athletics. As a person growing up in a city full of engineers, I can tell you he is not the squishy dog toy he says he is!
Before I watched this video, when I found out that Bill Harder was the voice of Leonard from Angry Birds, I wasn't able to visualize or connect the voice to the face...but I literally just heard Leonard at 00:54 .
The CONTRAST this interview makes with his superb acting in "Barry" just baffles me! As a hitman he can be as scary as hell, it's almost a Dr Jekyll Mr Hyde thing. No joke, I don't see him very far from winning an Oscar in the near future. In many interviews he gives the impression he suffers a little bit from the Impostor Syndrome, I really wish him he can find a way to study and overcome this.
As a former infantry soldier, I can tell you that some of the fittest guys in the army have no muscle. There’s heaps of skinny guys in the military that do the job well.
I stress everyone to recall a time when being in the Marine Corp wasn't associated with looking like Dwayne the Rock Johnson or any other elk-steak bronut.
"what do you look for in a guy?"
"cute, funny, modest"
"Bill Hader?"
"rich, popular, high status, money, rich"
@@grewastgrewast9893 boohoo just because you're boring, not funny, have zero personality, stop complaining about people acknowledging talent goddamn. you neck beard only sound pathetic
@@grewastgrewast9893 do you enjoy trolling people online? Your life must be pretty boring
@@nurmadihahbintizulkifli1734 you snapped
Grewast Grewast your not wrong... but he is kewl
Bill Hader, America’s sweetheart.
He IS, everyone loves him, not sure what it is but he has it.
strawberryncreamful he is America’s sweetheart and more!! ❤️
HE IS HOT
@Dr. Red eye nope bill hader
Sending Hader ❤️ from downunder.
I swear Bill Hader has the most enjoyable interviews; I could just listen to him be interviewed for hours on end
Me, too.
I hated him in SNL, felt so over acted. But now i realize it was the shows format, Bill is actually very enoyable and funny
Me too. I find all his clips when I need lifting up. He is my happy place! Plus, I love his impressions.
FR
Me, too. I watch anything he's in.
I love that Bill always sounds as if he's come straight from the 50ies - that voice!!
Yeah he kind of has like that old timey transatlantic voice
Angelika Goldstein no he doesn’t. His voice is too nasally with annoying vocal fry.
Not everyone sounded like a movie star in the 50's...
maybe I should have written....as if he's come straight from a 50ies movie because that's what I actually meant ;-) my bad...
ua-cam.com/video/XWVYM_A1uXo/v-deo.html Snl thought so too ! he does!
His laugh is actual sunshine.
The episode where he completely falls apart and breaks the mirror, that made me burst into tears, because that's as close as anyone ever portrayed PTSD, rage issues and crippling depression, when things pile up and there's a breaking point where nothing but violence remains. For me, that particular aspect was very personal, the show was really, really well done, there were laughs in almost every episode despite the facts that some episodes really are dark and serious for a good portion of time, I am really looking forward to season 2. Since there's no way to actually reach out and compliment the aspect I mentioned in the beginning of my comment, I'll just hope Bill sees this. I don't know how deeply you were emotionally involved into acting, but as I said, it's as close as anyone ever got in acting that out, it made me cry because it happened to me, I relived that moment that I never even wanted to remember, but I was feeling thankful, I even looked at my hand that was broken due to damage I've done to it over the past year and I saw it twitching, I had to pause the scene and cry it out, I'm not sure if it healed me or made things worse, but I feel thankful.
God, that scene is amazing! I totally understand your perspective and why it resonates with you so much! I've never gone through PTSD so I can't pretend that I know what it's like but you're right, the amount of raw emotion contained within that scene hit me like a bullet train and left me utterly shocked afterwards. Really do hope that Bill sees your comment. I think, for matters of representation, it's important to highlight whenever an actor is able to portray a sensitive subject in an ultra-realistic way.
Bill Hader really has struck gold with this show. I haven't seen PTSD shined in a light like this other than season 1 of the Punisher. Really solid writing throughout.
Jasper Störningar I really think that scene got him his Emmy.
It was also a pretty cool homage to the opening scene in Apocalypse Now.
Which episode was it because i wanna watch that scene again
Bill is an incredibly handsome man. I hope he knows that. It makes me a little bit sad when he puts himself down.
He's like an older Timothee Chalamet
vokasi mid omg yes!!
It's a comedian thing. It's really hard to be the funny guy and the big headed guy at the same time.
PaseoDeLaEstrella Yep. I’m trying to think of a comedian who pulls off big-headed and funny, but no one is coming to mind.
TryMyMartini chris delia
the fact Bill hasn't the phisique du role to play a marine turned hitman actually made him scarier in Barry somehow
FlashakaViolet 'it's the quiet ones you have to watch"
I never thought it out but you're totally right!
It's like he didn't have to bulk up with muscle because he was such an expert marksman and intensley focused combatant. Like a goddamn war machine.
Exactly. Barry fights more with his mind and skills than with his physique.
I mean...he's 6 feet 1 and has a broad shoulders..putting on muscles will be the least thing they care about
Lmao when you said "goddamn war machine" all I can think of now is that character in the SNL sketch about the puppet class
“He died of a haircut” sounds like an SNL premise
Mulaney sketch. "Haircuts have been an important part of my life. I stop by SNL to grab one before I go to interventions for rehab....sometimes, they can kill you! JJ Bittenbinder left that out of Street Smarts!"
Not being a macho muscle man actually makes Hader's Barry character _more_ menacing and believable. It's like, if _that_ guy hacked it in the Marines, he must somehow be extra badass. Which fits this role perfectly, usually he is awkward, shy and at times even clumsy, but then when the killing finally happens, he's whipping out a pistol and emptying the mag into THREE guys at once, as natural as breathing. Or, you know, wrestling a man down and choking him to death, up close and personal. Et cetera. And then you keep thinking about him being that scorpion when he is in that acting class with his pushy bitch girlfriend and all those Hollywood wannabes and Henry Winkler as the acting teacher, and none of them have the slightest clue.
Brandon S Stop going to comment threads and insult people, troll
Marines don't all look like Rambo, most of them are pretty normal looking.
Adam Driver made it through boot camp. If you refuse to give up they will work with you until you can pass, they provide you with the tools and the motivation and if you have the determination they will help you get there.
male priviledge...not even if an actress were a sniper before she would be believable because no man would dare to project on her.
Legit though, I’m in the Air Force and work with marines in training as well as their instructors. All marines are either super jacked or shrimpy w/ no form of muscle mass at all. No in-between
I mean he didn't look like a super hero but he definitely packed on some lean muscle. I though he was definitely believable as a marine.
yes! and you can see a clear difference between his muscles in the beginning of season 1 and the end of the season
My cousin was a Marine and he gained muscle when he went in, but slimmed back down once he was out. He fits the role perfectly imo
The funniest thing about Bill Hader is his laughing, indeed. It's also nice to see that Conan and he get along well together.
They mates IRL.
They both have a self deprecating humor.
We need more of this guest on Conan.
He out-conaned conan with the impersonations, conan owns.
Conan needs to learn to shut up and let Bill enjoy his own interview.
Bill doesn't need muscles to be attractive, just his laugh makes me want to spend my life with him
Lol true 😅😅
Me too. I'm straight......
Woah there...That's kinda obsessive...
Who wouldn't want such happiness all the time?
I have the BIGGEST crush on him ugh
Lauren same!
he's mine bitch!
Girl me too. to the point where my family is ready to stage an intervention.
X10000
I thought I was the only one. 😭😭
he can mimic any sound effect and voice on earth, and yet he chooses to use "squeaky squeaky" when comparing his arm to a dog toy
3:08 stefon the hitman
If you look at his like arms pre barry you can tell he gained a whole lot of arm muscle for the role of barry which is all he really needed.
And some decent traps.
@Bill Hader being former miltary myself military members come in all shapes and it can be tough to tell a person's fitness level just by appearance. Your character is very believable
I would imagine that the military cares more about performance than muscle mass so physical appearance isn't important compared to passing your physical tests.
@@dlxmarks correct, cardiovascular conditioning is far more important than muscle for the ground pounder jobs in the military
It’s usually the dudes who aren’t in the field that are the most jacked lol
One of the scariest dudes I know is like 5'4 and is very skinny. Im 6'0 and 220 pounds and I'm sure he could kick my ass lol.
@@BrokenGodEnt yep, many of those smaller dudes are sneaky tough, must be the lower center of gravity
That “Oh No” at 1:59 always cracks me up. 😂😂😂😂
He actually looked pretty big in Barry.
yesman699 I agree. I can tell he got in decent shape for this one.
But not unbelievably big, so his skill factor really hits home
He looked skinny to me...but Ill take Bill anyway I can get him. He is fun to watch
hes so unbelievably huge and massive
He looks like a martial artist instead of a meathead. It fits better for a talented killer
1:41 "SKWEEKY SKWEEKY" killed me
Bill hader is such a genuinely down to earth guy.
I just hope Bill knows he’s the man of my dreams
lmao, Hader is making his way up my all star guest list right next to Goldblum, Burr, Olyphant, and Arnett.
workinghoustonian Disturbing lack of Norm in that list
Totally agree but gotta include Kevin Nealon with those guys.
Maybe Rudd too just for the running joke
Norm Macdonald. Olyphant is second though.
I gotta watch more Olyphant! Was recently laughing tremendously at his beautiful tongue in cheek jab at Jim Carrey in Man On The Moon on Conan. so good.
He's an ex marine. His character had been out of the service for a while and was scrubbing it at home playing video games and eating junk. Bill isn't in bad shape at al but it fits the character imo
One of the things that impressed me the most when watching Barry was how excellent Bill was at moving like a military soldier when he was breaking into that warehouse with his ex-military friend. If you would’ve told me he used to do that in real life, I would’ve believed you ngl
Barry is an awesome show! Watch it if you haven't had a chance. Love Bill Hader
MikeEM1 is the first season over? I've been waiting to watch the whole thing.
Nathan Perona yes it's over
only 8 awesome episodes ❤️
Where can we watch it?
Martha it's an HBO show
conan and hader are a good combo, love seeing him on the show
Hader is so damn likable . Can’t wait for season 2 of Barry.
He may be the most likable star of all time
Sad it's over, but what a ride that show was!
Does anyone else ever notice when Conan and Andy’s laughs sort of harmonize into this singular sonic crescendo? Lol
HAH HAH HAH HAH HAH
I hope they use Bill Hader for the Mr. Bean biopic movie
I was just thinking, as I watched that video, that he already looks like Mr. Bean a little...if he did an impersonation he would be a living clone.
Teslavangelist omg yes!!
Totally
To be fair...why not Rowan Atkinson? It's not like he's dead or doesn't have the skills to play himself lol
THATS NOT HOW BIOPICS WORK lol
When he says 'my biceps are toned' he sounds exactly like Graham Norton lmfao
Bill Hader is underrated. Loved him in Hot Rod
I think this man just did the best role of his life in Barry the way he acted it is insanely good
he died in the hair line of duty
Well done, good sir.
Bravo. I award you this merit of typing funnily award
Haha nice
Why you gotta do my man bill like this
You may have a cookie.
Bill hader is the love of my life
I can tell he still has some physique from working out. His shoulders are a lot broader and his neck is pretty thick
Putting on muscle is hard for skinny dudes, by buddy was a stick when he started lifting weights and today he is pretty beefed up and looks great in a tight shirt but it took him years before the results really showed
Did not think in my first several days of being a genuine Bill Hader fan that I'd come across someone commenting that Bill Hader's neck is "pretty thick" 😶
(traps)
Every interview with Hader is just such a damn joy to watch, the man is simply genuinely funny and one of my favourites.
3:04 I'm still not over this. Im still crying of laughter. sO mAsCuLiNe BiLl
never watched bill hader until barry and now he is one of my favorite actors.
You can clearly tell he's started to workout as you can see the shoulder separations etc. He chose the natural route unlike all these other clowns in Hollywood jacked up on growth harmones and other steroids. Building muscle takes time, naturally.
It's all good bill- we respect you for not taking steroids like everyone else does to bulk before a role.
Reason #481 why Conan is the best:
He lets the actors tell their stories and doesn’t have to interrupt to make a joke.
Yes he does - frustrates me.
He is so cute and precious and absolutely hilarious, love Bill Hader 😍
At 2:56 you can see what an incredible actor is - for half a second his demeanour just completely changes into Barry - you can see it in his eyes.
If you've seen Barry, "oh you can just be the IT guy behind the scenes" gives you chills.
I just love how far Conan has come, hes so funny just natural talent. How hard he has worked just is so inspiring and uplifting.
Bill Hader's the man. I'm so excited to see him as adult Richie in "It: Chapter Two".
This man is a national treasure! He is so witty, funny and just delightful. Wait a minute! Have I been watching his interviews for the past 3 hours? 🤔 Perhaps...What can I say? Time well spent 😉👍
Bill has an adorable laugh and I love how happy he is
He actually really sold his character Barry. So many of these shows it can still be great but you know it's acting. He's doing some borderline method in this show.
Thats actually crazy, because in some episodes i’ve thought to myself “wow Bill Hader is actually kinda ripped.. he has a nice build” and i just saw this interview and i cant believe people cant really notice the difference! Props to Bill Hader, your training did not go unnoticed
bill handled the weapons really well. the scene where he is telling the guy not to do it was awesome.
"What do you mean I must lift weights? My biceps are toned!" I'm gonna use this so often!!!
Dude... while shooting the chechens in the pilot, he looked dope af
Bill's voice is so good. deep and soft. no wonder he can mimic other deep voices. He is awesome.
i have been watching so many videos of Bill Hader
Same.
lol same
my biceps are TONED
- Bill Hader, 2018
I'm binge watching both the show and these interviews. Still not enough
Bill Hader is fantastic in Barry. I can't wait to see him in IT Chapter 2.
Him screeching in fright as he shot the gun is the funniest thing I've seen in a minute 😂😂
"You could be the computer guy" 😂😂😂😂
Bill Hader is a National Treasure people and should be treated as such❤❤❤
Absolutely love the chemistry between the two. Always entertaining
Bull Hader is the funniest talk show guest ever. He always has me laughing!
That would actually be a funny character. A guy who screams when he shoots. lol
The laughter at 3:11... sounds like a mating ritual.
I’m crying 😭🥰 love Bill Hader
Him holding a gun = me when i have to fry something lol
He's brilliant. l could almost see him channelling Rowan Atkinson when did his gun shooting.
I've lost count of how many times I've rewatched Bill Hader interviews
I am so looking forward to Hader in IT! One of the most perfect 👌🏻 casting choices I’ve seen in a very, very long time!! Harry Anderson would have loved it!! ❤️🤟🏻
That girly scream 😱 when he pulls the trigger is just adorable. I'm ashamed to admit that I just can't get into Barry at all, but I could happily listen to Bill telling stories about the show for hours!
Awww, he's so sweet.
Oh man. This guy's a blessing. Always makes me laugh. :3
“What do you mean I must lift weights? My biceps are tone”
Can’t wait to see him as Richie Tozier ! I can really see it :,) he’s so funny too and has that lady sitting position like Finn 😂😂💖
What an absolutely lovely human being.
Heartthrob. ❤️
Shooting the gun 😂😂
The way Conan described Barry at the beginning of the video reminds me of my ADHD; like anyone with ADD/ADHD knows that would be them.
here's the thing right, i'm glad he didn't look like those guys in superhero movies, imo that somehow cheapens the character and takes away from the realism. often times you don't see actually strong guys with a lot of muscle definition everywhere, that's bodybuilding and is usually accomplished with a lot of dieting, meaning that they usually aren't as strong as they look because they aren't eating as much so their muscles are apparent all the time. bill is tall and has a sturdy chest and arms as well as broad shoulders, those are usually the things that make one look bigger and stronger. he looks perfect to be an ex-marine turned hitman if you ask me
2:58 Have u seen Robert De Niro in taxi driver? He takes flinching to a whole new level.
bill and conan have the same sense of humour! i love it!
He really is one of the few actors who has a unique and palpable charisma. I feel like so many actors even with competent (not revelatory) powers of craft, could just as well be replaced with the next good looking person out of a decent thespian course.
Ted McGinley Tom Sellick Zoolanders all
Barry is amazing. I am totally in love with Bill Hader! 😍😍
Hader with his best Conan impression WHAAA?? @0:48
I think his physique looks nothing like one from a sedentary lifestyle. His silhouette naturally looks like he does athletics. As a person growing up in a city full of engineers, I can tell you he is not the squishy dog toy he says he is!
Ohmygod!!! When he imitated the shot with the gun I died at laughing!!!! :))))
"No...... look at meeee!" 😂😂😂😂
"Died of a haircut"
Before I watched this video, when I found out that Bill Harder was the voice of Leonard from Angry Birds, I wasn't able to visualize or connect the voice to the face...but I literally just heard Leonard at 00:54 .
His little screams at the end! 😂😂😂
It is such a good show, full of laughs and left me wanting sequels.
The CONTRAST this interview makes with his superb acting in "Barry" just baffles me! As a hitman he can be as scary as hell, it's almost a Dr Jekyll Mr Hyde thing. No joke, I don't see him very far from winning an Oscar in the near future. In many interviews he gives the impression he suffers a little bit from the Impostor Syndrome, I really wish him he can find a way to study and overcome this.
As a former infantry soldier, I can tell you that some of the fittest guys in the army have no muscle. There’s heaps of skinny guys in the military that do the job well.
HE IS SOO CUTTTTTTTTTE 😭
hearing anyone put themselves down like that breaks my heart so bad bill is so handsome and funny
That "Oh No!" in 1:58 is so relatable 🤣🤣
I stress everyone to recall a time when being in the Marine Corp wasn't associated with looking like Dwayne the Rock Johnson or any other elk-steak bronut.