Joe Rogan: Jon Bernthal's MOMENT He Took CONTROL of His Life & Became Shane on Walking Dead
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Joe Rogan and Jon Bernthal discuss the moment Jon took control of his life which led directly into his first major acting role as Shane from The Walking Dead.
Jon Bernthal is an actor known for such roles as Sheriff's Deputy Shane Walsh in "The Walking Dead," vigilante Frank Castle in "The Punisher," and more recently, corrupt cop Wayne Jenkins in HBO's miniseries, "We Own This City." Bernthal is also the host of the weekly interview podcast series "REAL ONES with Jon Bernthal."
Clip taken from JRE #1916 w/ Jon Bernthal
Host: Joe Rogan @joerogan
Guest: Jon Benthal
Producer: Jamie Vernon @jamievernon
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Jon saying he had so many opportunities to learn that lesson but cunts like those guys at the party need a lesson.
They need to bump in to people who can and will stand up to them and have them understand there is people out there that will fuck your night/life up even at the risk of derailing their own life.
Well done man but glad you came out other side of it way you did.
Hopefully that prick has a perpetual click in his jaw to keep him and his arsehole followers mindful of their actions. 🤜🏼🤛🏼
What a great interview. When it hits the fan I'll talk to you JR
HE WAS BEST AS PUNSHER
Wha wha what a man…. :/. More like what a joke.
Thank you for this! #THANKYOUFORTHIS @Lionjames #Lionjames
Shane's mistake was adapting to a new world faster than any of the others. They saw him as a monster, the monster they all became in later seasons.
Couldn't have said it better
Beautifully said. He changed too fast, carol was still doing laundry for her abusive husband, scared and timid.
Exactly, he was willing to make the tough choices that no one else was at the time. Flash forward they were all making the same choices. If he had still been around there would’ve been less casualties imo.
The beautiful thing is how Shane’s beliefs in the early years became the lessons that Rick learned in the years after Shane’s death. Like Shane’s sacrifice became Rick’s strength. Which by proxy is as also the group’s strength. Such phenomenal writing AND acting. Especially by Job.
Damn, this was a diamond in the rough of online comments. Beautifully said.
Jon Bernthal is such a real guy. The more I see him talk in real life, the more I like him. I've always thought he was a good actor but he's a real and genuine guy too which is refreshing.
I hated him cause of Shane. Then he became Castle aka The Punisher and I loved his portrayal so I looked into the man behind my favorite comic character (Tom Jane was awesome but imo John is the Punisher) I actually found out he was an awesome person.
`His acting alone tells you he's been through some real hard times. Punisher showed me that without even knowing this side of him.
He’s an actor. Don’t forget it.
@frlla6 as opposed to what, being a legit star? Cmon, be serious the guy is an insanely talented and accomplished actor.
He didn't just get booked because he knows one of Joe's friends.
Check out his show here on youtube, it's called "REAL ONES".
It’s amazing that, when asked “when was your big break you think?”, his first response is that story. In his eyes, his big break in life was being shown hell through a small window and given another shot. It wasn’t some successful movie or show he was on. Instead, the first thing that comes to mind is this rebirth moment he had that changed his life. That was his “big break”. What an introspective guy
He did nothing wrong
Ya man he’s a super cool guy
@@frondreadz789And that's the point, and the best part of the Joe Rogan experience.
This is how an interview should be, an honest response to straight up questions, it’s real, it’s raw and it proves that these people are not overnight successes, they have been through the struggle and they have come out the other-side better people
well said
His podcast is gold
Jon's life became better when he took responsibility for his life.
@@CHOOKIE67 well life teaches us harsh lessons and we are all imperfect people striving for perfection, mistakes are part of being human but he is so open about his trials and that’s so pure and refreshing that he is owning that
I mean it’s person to person man. Everyone has their own stories. Some are overnight successes, some are total accidents, some grind forever and ever make it for a multitude of reasons. But Berthal’s story is one of the more inspiring ones
There’s at least one person out there that will hear this and turn their life around, Jon’s a legend with a big heart
Honestly this hits me hard. I'm 30 and haven't decided what I wanted to do in life and been feeling pretty miserable over it. Hearing John say how he failed over and over again until he succeeded made me feel a lot better knowing that even though I'm older there's still time for my life to turn around. So hearing him definitely motivated me to get my life more on track
@@jake51515same
@@jake51515 I'm 35 I can attest had that same opportunity 3 years ago, but I didn't change and I paid for it heavily, now I truly understand it's never too late to change for the better and also its never too late sometimes it takes traumatic experiences too change people for the better, maybe more than once
@AlbertaStrength He was in a Dark Place and a Fuckup he Subconsciously went looking for that problem. When he seen the other guys mess with his dog that was his excuse to raise hell.. He went looking for that fight and it almost cost him his life. So it might seem like he defended himself but deep down he knows he was in the wrong. He took accountability
@@teejdavenport I mean guy literally started to follow him after he took his dog and started to walk away but guy didnt want to stop..an pushed him i dunno what he supposed to do.. allow to be pushed around or beaten up to be self-defence
I've worked with him on set on "American Gigolo" and he is exactly the same guy you see here and on set BTS. He's genuine, compassionate and welcoming 24/7. He's one of the very few (unfortunately) actors that will say hello to every morning to everyone on set reguardless if your a production assistant, grip, or director! He even went out of his way and threw our production wrap party when production wouldn't (because of COVID). The bill that night was like 10k and he paid out of pocket because he wanted to get a chance to party with all of us. He's a stand-up dude and I would work for him anytime!
I loved the American gigolo remake, Jon's one of the few celebrities I'd like to meet some day.
Aww that's awesome to hear about that. Any other cool stories you have about other actors?
@@chrissy2356 Yeah jlo once pissed on my face and i loved
amazing
Nah you made that shit up for clicks weirdo
Honestly he was amazing in everything I’ve seen him in. The walking dead, Fury, the Punisher. amazing how he plays his role in these titles.
Watch We Own This City
@@MrKT410 Bernthal is a hell of an actor with alot of good roles. I hear he's a nice guy aswell
He’s good, but let’s not act like he’s got some crazy range. All those movies you listed he plays nothing but a psycho. I enjoy him as an actor, but I’m not going to act like he’s some Denzel Washington.
@@jonathangilbert7003 yeah I don’t think he has a large range of what he could act in, but badass, crazy, and leader he plays well I think.
@@jonathangilbert7003 if Jon keeps it up like Denzel did he'll be just as great
Best Punisher representation ever. Absolutely nailed the role. Wish they kept it going longer.
Props to Joe for being a professional and allowing Jon the space to tell that story. I know that is Joe's MO, but it's great he is consistent when these types of guests and moments happen. He's generous in the fact that he welcomes people on his show and gives them that opportunity.
That's true because he could have stopped Jon's bs in it's tracks if he wanted to. lol Jon's tellin stories that elude to stuff but not to anything specific. Not because of legalities either.
@@Supertoxie1what are you talking about man?
@@dibbage He’s saying dude thinks he really is Frank Castle.
@@dibbage this guy's faker than a Chupacabra. Who on earth talks like that.
@@ryand4533 hahah! basically. He sounds like a teenager.
After this story I'm understanding how his performance of Shane was so convincing. He must have seen his past self in that role. The unpredictable, slightly unhinged and disturbing part of himself that comes across so well with the character of Shane.
Yeah I’m listening to him and he’s basically Shane lol
And that damn head rub
Definitely tapped into some of himself i think.
Same for his role as the punisher id wager
@@The_winds_of_change yeah, feel like some people have an innate darkness to them and can tap into in different ways,
jon in twd and punisher are pretty good examples
I'm thinking more who he said he would have become if he had to go to prison.
7:30
Nah bro, don't ever apologize for pouring your heart out. I'm now at the part in life where I'm way more interested in what sort of challenges someone had to go through and how they came out of it stronger than hear about superficial short and rehearsed answers. Thank you for sharing, there's a lot of extrapolate here and I'm glad you shared, man.
"jaime pull up the video of that bear fighting shane"
Met him at a comic con and he is a real humble guy. He deserves to be where he is and more. Awesome dude!
I remember him being at NYCC right when he started filming Punisher, because he looked just like he does in that first ep, beard everything. Then all of a sudden the crowd exploded because Stan Lee showed up. And he goes over and is talking with him for like 10 minutes. Meanwhile I've happily MET the Punisher creator.
no one deserves nothing
@@jdsartre9520 no you don’t deserve nothing for being so negative and miserable
@@jdsartre9520 you literally just said everyone deserves everything. You said a double negative my friend and you deserve everything as well Well said. No one deserves to have nothing in life . True
Same here, it was amazing how down to earth and friendly he was to all his fans. I wish him great success.
One of my favorite actors has now become one of my favorite people. Hearing Jon speak about his life and mindset is both relatable, and inspiring. Great episode 👏
He was awesome in the punisher series!
@@keith8913 Very true!
@@Krajzler. for sure
No interruptions? Jesus. The world could learn listening from Mr. Rogan.
What a inspiring story. Amazing how fast you can turn your life around, if you commit to it. Awesome actor too, Jon is memorable in every role he plays
I was taking photos on a train station when a guy got mad at me for doing it. He though I was taking pictures of him, I was not. He pushed me an broke my camera. I've got mad and we got into a figth. One of my punches almost throwed him at the tracks, when the train was coming. Luckily he fell in the ground. I've got so scary that I started apollogizing and crying out of relief, that he didn't got killed by accident, (and my negligence). I was 22. Could have killed a man in a split second and ruined my life.. I'm 36 with a beautiful family. God, Thank you.
He's not only a phenomenal actor but also a genuinely decent human being.
He has a kind soul.
Agree, that’s why he was a great Frank Castle.
He plays pretty shitty guys so well like hes the best punisher
Worked upto that. It's not easy being good...way way easy to become bad tbh. Om glad he's like this bcos we don't need more bad people in this world. The more the better.
what's with people saying he's an innocent and kind soul? this is just a podcast people
@Sneef Ignore him, he's clearly never watched even one episode of The Real Ones
I loved Jon Bernthal since he started Walking Dead and I had never heard this story before today. The guy is as real as it gets, just like us. Faced life trauma; made a decision; stuck by it; lives his purpose. Makes me love him all the more.
Real 😢😮 perfect word
Same mate everything he's in I need to watch he's just a class actor same with that nikolas coster waldeu I think that's how it's spelled lol he's amazing too should watch "ShotCaller" both of them are in it that's one of the best movies I've seen in years
He told it on joey Diaz podcast a couple years ago if u wanna hear another good podcast with him check it out
@@patschumacher1254 definitely worth it, in that one he speaks much more passionately since he and Joey are friends. There’s also a a detail or 2 that wasn’t mentioned in this one too
The version of this story that Pay mentioned above is much more clear, it was a pretty intense and cool story.
One time going to breakfast with my dad at The Griddle on Sunset in LA we saw him as we were leaving. This was like a year after Shane died on Walking Dead. I told him I loved his work and he said thank you and he really appreciates it. Apparently he was just picking up food because when we were walking back to our car, he had gotten in his truck and drove by us. He honked and waved as he left. He was such an awesome guy.
Mad respect to Jon Bernthal. He has really developed as an actor and he did a great job on TWD and The Punisher.
Jon is a huge inspiration, he keeps things real and that goes a long way these days. Forever a fan not just because of his acting but his truthfulness and transparency.. that was some vulnerable shit right there and he said what had to be said. This resonates so well with my life currently glad I found this clip.
That brings me hope to hear that you found this when you needed it. Best of luck to you moving forward
Thank you for this! #THANKYOUFORTHIS @Lionjames #Lionjames
He comes as a phoney narcissist humble guy
@@guillermo7298 In all fairness, you don't know him at all. It's easy to judge from an armchair, but Jon's life shows his dedication.
Those who say that unwittingly are usually projecting @@guillermo7298
Shane's slow descent into villain is probably one of the best arcs on TWD. Man finally gets what he wants (Laurie and her son) and then your old friend, who you secretly were jealous of, randomly makes his way back to your camp (thanks Glenn!) and you rapidly lose everything. . .including leadership of your group.
And at top of that, he was right, he was actually leading them the right way, only that the group still didn't realize that they were in a zombie apocalypse
Shane never wanted Lori and Carl before society broke down. Before that, he was a great and loyal friend. Even afterwards, he still was. What caused him to try to kill Rick was the fact that shane had adapted into what EVERYONE needed to adapt to, which they later all did. He knew that ricks initial softness would most likely get Lori and Carl killed. He was making the tough decisions before anyone else was.
@@leoneguardo905 everybody fought against a Shaneocrocy only to go into a Ricktatorship
@@norteco hahahahahahhahaa that was good.
@@leoneguardo905 Shane didn't adapt, he went nuts. He was too quick to action and he would've sacrificed everyone in the group to keep Lori and Carl alive. Just because he was right about a few things doesn't mean he wasn't crazy.
Jon is such a real guy and what a great and inspiring story. I would like to talk about what Joe does so well that most interviewers do not do. He asked a question and let the story unfold. He didn't get in the way and make the show about him. For those 7 minutes it was about the story and it was awesome !
I love how joe just lets the guest talk it’s so satisfying
Jon Bernthal is such an amazing actor that needs more recognition; I love how he portrayed Shane and the Punisher. Here’s to hoping he returns in the MCU
I think Shane was like a try out for Frank Castle
That dude he knocked out deserved to die
Good on you making him handicapped!
What is MCU?
@@calebh7902 Marvel Comics Universe
Iron man, Thor, Spider-Man ect
hell no, They've already massacred Daredevil, Punisher is like the masculine guy with extra gore and violence. the MsheU will fill the magazines with woke,lame,jokes and powerfull female character instead of violence
I became a Jon Bernthal fan since he was in The Pacific.
True, Manny was good character
he owns people like you.
Great… Now I’m gonna have to watch The Pacific again. I had no idea he was in that.. You could tell from the first time you saw Shane on WD. He had the talent others on the show wished for…
@@harrypalms9491 he was in like 1 episode
@@namedasurname3968 ur sad
Jon Bernthal is easily one of, if not, my favorite actor in Hollywood. Dude just seems so down to earth and real and his talent as an actor goes so overlooked by everyone else. I’m currently trying to write a book that I hope to publish and if it were to ever get big and be adapted into a movie or tv show, Jon is the person I designed my main character around, so he’s the first call for the lead role
Jon isn’t in Hollywood buddy ol pal
I love Jon bernthal so much. Like I have mad respect for him and he is truly an inspiration. How he can turn his life around and make it is just unbelievable. Total legend, loved him in the walking dead, the Pacific series (wish he had a bigger role in that) and he played an awesome Al capone in night at the museum two. And let's not forget punisher. The guy is very talented and a great person
Great story. Any man who’s out there living has at least one of these stories…probably several. You look back and think of those times and say the same thing, “could’ve gone really bad, and I should have learned my lesson the first time.” Have to feel very fortunate to still be standing and having people to love and be loved.
That just sounds like a people thing
He probably could have stayed out of a jail, because it was self-defense. When things like, that happens cops always tell you to the worst. Some do it to feel empowered, some do it so they could break you down to make you tell full story.
But of course, there is cases when people got to jail.
I am French and Jon Berthal is one of my favorite actor. He was exceptional as the Punisher and it was incredibly sad to see this serie discontinued. This guy is an incredible actor and very charismatic. The story he tells here could be a movie in itself. Keep it up.
Yup every show he was in he was a good actor
Good chance he comes back as Punisher on Disney+ in the MCU in the future
@@Tf2GreenScout indeed. if im not mistaken, they have confirmed/all but confirmed it
Decent actor but I just wanna punch him in the face. That’s the face and voice he has.
@@Tf2GreenScout yes but do you really think it would have the same level of insane violence as it had on Netflix ? 😂 it was so insanely brutal. Man I still can remember the scene when he drags Billy's face on the broken glass, I don't think I have ever seen such crude and hateful violence displayed on TV before.
That series could never have been the way it was without him. Fantastic work.
Can completely sympathize with the life mode switch from trouble to better. Finding your base. Simultaneouslg exhaulting and humbling at the same time. The new discovery of true nakedness.
Jon’s story is probably the inspiration for the episode of The Bear where Richie knocked that dude out.
There is a serious thing that John is tapping into when he speaks about becominig a certain type of person when he goes through those doors. The scary thing is how easy we become that person. Love this clip. Dostoevsky and Tolstoy talk about crossing this line all the time. Great stuff.
this hypocrite owns you all.
@@namedasurname3968 are you not a hypocrite?
I had to hit the like on your comment for the Tolstoy and Dostoevsky reference!
what is the work you would recommend out of these two?
@johnny8030 Dostoevsky - Letters from the underground. It's not his best work, but it's still Dostoevsky. If you like it, then read anything else by him.
Tolstoy - Anna Karenina
Jon was meant to play Frank Castle, that much is clear. Thankful he’s around and has a big enough voice to tell his story. Seems like a good person.
Thomas Jane is the real punisher stop the cap
@@drewstevens5771 lol
@@da0484 🧢
@@drewstevens5771that is laughable.
I have such incredible respect for anyone who can be that person that Jon apparently was, come out of it, turn their self around, and point out that the person they used to be was a piece of shit. Jon is an incredible talent, and I'm grateful that he has turned around and become a better person and has given us such amazing performances.
When Jon Bernthal talks I always get similar vibes like from Tom Hardy. Both very very great actors that can display a lot of rage and aggressive emotions in their acting but are very thoughtful and introverted guys in real life. Love it.
Joe needs to keep having more guests like Jon. Great guy and I’m glad a genuine person like him has been rewarded by making it!!
I’d actually like to see the foot turn and Joe hop on Jon’s podcast. Real ones is some awesome vulnerable content.
He and Andrew Lincoln were absolutely outstanding in the Walking Dead. That finale of season 2 was some of the best in tv drama.
Dude is an amazing freaking actor. Walking dead and Punisher, he hits not only emotion, but makes the character come to life.
Shane had a great philosophy when he talked about having to fight to survive, and needing to kill to protect whats yours, but his actions are what compromised him and negated all of his ideas. Him attempting to kill Rick multiple times and even sexually assaulting Lori completely outweighed all of the good thoughts and intentions he had.
I mean tbf he was just trying to have sex with her because he truly believed she still loved him the way he did her. Once she scratched him and he realized she didn't want him he stopped immediately. It's not like he actually forced himself onto her, he genuinely thought she secretly wanted him too but was mad at him for telling her Rick was dead. Until that encounter at the CDC he didn't realize she truly meant they were done and she was loyal to Rick.
Lori had an affair with him. She wasn't assaulted
Holy shit dude. I knew about the fight and that he turned his life around after the fight but I never heard the details about the kid not being able to wake up. His role as Shane was amazing and I didn't think he could outperform that role and then he did The Punisher and completely killed it. I'll never forget the episode on Daredevil when Frank Castle was on trial. From that moment I knew he was gonna be an amazing Punisher.
Well if that was my dog and that happened to me I could care less if the dude woke up or not,f him!!!
@@ihateutube1143 am sure they even wrote something like that into the show in the episode where Frank's captured by the Irish he won't break and tell them where their money is so they bring in a pitbull Frank had fed earlier in the episode and straight away he breaks when they threaten to do double to the dog
@@ihateutube1143 Sure. Tough guy 😂
Tbh if dude didn't wake up, seemed like self Defense.
(I'm not actually even including the guy putting the digeridoo near his crotch, or holding the dog).
Pushing him in the back...for every action, there is a equal reaction.
@@MacNif well you know it's California they got horrible laws they were sitting there pouring beers on the guy's head where was the cops where was the old people the the law seems to always help the bad guys especially in places like California and New York
Powerful. Reminds me of when Jon interviewed Shia LaBeouf. Just powerful moments in the midst of needing redemption and realizing you really have to get it together. Crucial moments of change, turnaround and crossroads. Great for people to hear and use to have their own epiphany to wake up and change instead of going through something so horrendous as what Jon did.
He didn't do anything wrong I would of done the same to the prick
I’m glad that he opened up about his past. He seems like a real genuine guy. I absolutely loved him in Fury. I highly recommend the film to anyone who hasn’t seen it. It’s such a phenomenal war film.
The fact he can tap into that dark shit hes been through and channel it as fuel for his roles is what makes him a phenomenal actor.
I got a similar story. Clean now almost 35 years. My only regret is mom not living to see me as a man living a life no one thought would be possible. At times it seems like a dream. Don't ever give up on yourself.
Your mom is proud of you that’s for sure
Such a breath of fresh air hearing an actor that’s a real human being. Almost a relief. Shane is still my favorite WD character by a mile…
Humbling, inspiring story. His stint as The Punisher, especially the jail fight, has new meaning now; he became the devil for that scene.
Joe does a great job on letting people be themselves and tell their stories without interrupting them every 2 seconds.
Jon is "the everyman", the kind of guy who tries and tries, but never seems to catch a break.......until he DOES. What makes him something special is that once he DID "make it big", he simply proceeded along as if he never had made it, he's the same guy, doing the same things. That humble honesty and thankfulness for his fortune is what separates him from the rest. He knows and understands that it can be gone in an instant, so he values it, and tries his best to keep it going.
Everyman? Lol. Look up his bio on Wikipedia, he's a Jewish rich kid who went to a $45,000/year private school from kindergarten to graduation. His family is all lawyers and doctors and his brother is married to a billionaire.
@@michaelangelo5783 Huh, had no idea he wasn't a "blue collar" kind of guy, thanks for the heads up.
@@eloquentsarcasm
Most people don't. (((They))) always try to blend in...
LMFAOOO yea everyman that went to private school growing up in DC shit cost like $50,000 a year and his dads a former corporate attorney. Yeah typical everyman 🤣🤣
Jon is such a down to earth guy and an amazing person. Also respect to Joe for letting him tell his whole story without interrupting. What a great episode.
John is such an open and honest guy and he’s so wise when it comes to life experience and how to change your life experiences and circumstances, to turn your life around. Nothing but pure respect for him for turning things around for his family!
My favorite segment of this interview. His honesty.
Jon Bernthal is the real deal. What an amazing actor and genuine, humble , thankful guy. I’m glad he reached out to God and God heard him and gave him a second chance and Jon made the most out of it. Keep going brother
That's what I got from this, he was testifying about something bigger, but because he's in Hollywood, he is afraid of being being "blackballed/canceled".
@@ChimBolo-wr9kl
Lmao get real, he's Jewish. Part of the Hollywood tribe.
Real deal? Lol. Look up his bio on Wikipedia, he's a Jewish rich kid who went to a $45,000/year private school from kindergarten to graduation.
I loved him as the Punisher on Netflix
Thomas Jane the real punisher
@@drewstevens5771I think both are real punishers.
@@drewstevens5771 Shut up.
It's good to hear his story. I'm in my early-mid thirties and I just got a new job in IT. I've been hanging around IT for the past ten years and haven't gotten any IT certifications. I know I can do them, I'm great with reading text books and applying it both in the real world and to tests, but I just make up excuses for myself. I was addicted to opioids up through 2019. 2021-2022 was my first fulle year without them. I guess what I'm getting at is Bernthal is 46 and he was around my age when he got his life together. I know I can do it, too.
Good work staying off the opioids, just take it one day at a time and before you know it, your goals can be achieved. What's the saying, "a journey begins with one step." You got this bro.
Hang in there brother. Start with the compTIA certs and you'll do great. There's tons of resources online if you get stuck, like stackoverflow. I'm 30 and a senior software engineer. Unfortunately about substance problems, a lot of engineers have a problem "turning it off", including myself at times. Its a blessing and a curse.
Don't waste your time with certifications. You're just regurgitating memorized info. Nothing is better than real world experience! Building your resume with actual job experience > certifications. Even though you've got a full-time job, call around to IT recruiters and do temporary 1-5 day projects on weekends and your days off. We had a kid at the company I work for about 15 years ago or so. He had 3 Microsoft Certifications and was studying for his 4th. He was doing phone support for our external customers. The website in question only worked on IE. He came to me and asked for help. I asked him what version of IE the customer had. He said "that's the thing, when I have him go to Help>About, it says "About AOL." I just looked at him and said "they are using AOL's browser, not IE."......."OHHH! I see now."...............Real world experience is what will help you the most!
Glad someone actually watched and listened to what he said. Rather than fangirling about TWD or his characters. you chose to listen!
Such a humble and down to Earth individual, glad to see he had his chance. I remember watching one of his many psychotic roles (Punisher or We Own this City) and thinking, geez he's pulling these off like a natural ... I'm almost scared to think the kinda shit he's been through to portray them so well. Amazing cast for Punisher!
*If Frank Darabont had stayed on TWD* the show would now be remembered alongside Breaking Bad and The Wire - as some of the best television ever made.. his plan for Season 2 sounded so cool.
What they did to him and Frank Darabont was fucked up. Fuck AMC for that.
He wanted the walkers to talk and shit that’s wack! They did right by loosely following the comics unlike what he was panning
@@nizzleprizzle9783 Frank wanted walkers to talk??? 😮 Well Frank probably would’ve somehow made it work. The man’s a directorial genius!
@@nizzleprizzle9783the walkers became enhanced in the final seasons so his vision wasn’t too far off.
I really love that he has the humbleness to say he acknowledges how unfair it feels that so many people don’t get that extra chance, even though he himself was on the right end of it.
Most people who have had good fortune like that don’t have the empathy to see how things could have gone another way, this means he’s got real compassion and he’ll be able to serve that much better and more meaningfully in the way that he’s seeking.
You're weird bruh. You don't even know him and you talk like you got him all figured out lmao
One of the most fascinating guests on this show by far! So much respect for this man after hearing his story!
these two having convo is a solid combo
His humbleness is seriously inspiring. This guy has my upmost respect
Imagine the guy that got knocked out not being sure that was Jon seeing him on tv all these years till finally getting confirmation now 😂
he owns people like you.
@@namedasurname3968 you ok? 😂
brain glitching like a knocked over hard drive, arguing with a spoon until he hears that voice and then goes intoa ptsd meltdown
@@crackheadbiden7269 yes, kiddo
@@namedasurname3968 you don’t seem it.
I got to meet Jon at Walker Stalker in Chicago in 2017. He is truly a humble person and a great guy. Love all of his work.
He crushed it as every role ever but Shane was his big set and when he returned in Andrew Lincoln’s last episode it was perfect.
Agreed. I was emotional as hell when he returned to “visit” Rick. So damn good!
That part was so goddamn cool. Say what you like about TWD as it went on but that section was absolutely fantastic.
I wish we'd have got more seasons of his the Punisher. That show was so well done
Thomas Jane is the real punisher
@@drewstevens5771 go home
I never liked the Punisher until his version.
@@marjorie4310 stop the cap
@@drewstevens5771 Dolph Lundgren is the real Punisher!
He’s such a good story teller. So many people on the podcast are. I love when people get their shit together
He’s so easy to root for… that story I know too well, saving my brother from making the wrong choices but you know you can’t changed them.
Big props to Jon!
You make up for your mistakes and learn from them. 🤝
I liked him best in wolf of wall street! Though he played a short role but it was memorable too.
That`s the first thing I ever saw him in. Straight away I thought "I dont know who this guy is, but he`s a pretty good actor!"
Brad! 🤣
Hearing his mentality when he thought he would go to prison is insane to me because in high school I got in a fight and someone ended up getting knocked out and he hit his head pretty hard on concrete once the officer got there and started questioning me saying how it’s impossible to know if he would be OK or not I had the exact same mentality of “I am without a doubt going to jail I need to start preparing for that”
He is legit one of my favorite actors. Dude is intense as hell.
Always interesting hearing Shane talking about his role as Jon
Great story. He goes in a lot more detail with this on Joey Diaz’s podcast. Open’s your eyes with who Jon really is
That’s right! I knew I had seen him tell this story before. Powerful.
he owns people like you.
That was a great inyerview
Joey and his fucking stars of death lol
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Great interview
Joe Rogan has a way of just fostering and nurturing an environment that allows a person to be comfortable to tell their truth…and he just gets out of the way and doesn’t intrude upon that moment. Jon’s story is beautiful and inspiring. 😊❤
Bless his heart. What a terrifying experience! Incredibly impressive how he chose to process that moment & turn it into something great. I wish more people could turn & grow like that. The world would be a better place.
Jon's story proves it's never too late to turn your life around. His life experience only solidified his acting ability. I hope Marvel hires him again to play Frank Castle in the future.
my dad judges himself harshly but he judges people on TV even more than himself, and I think it's because he sees what other people reflect that he sees in himself. Personally, I think you handled your mistakes better than a lot of people do. Yeah life isn't perfect, most people don't get recognized for changing for the better, but when someone does, it's always nice to see cause it helps me deal with the idea that I can be better too. I've always wanted to be a good person that helped others when I was growing up, no matter the profession.
Love this man. Watching the whole thing on Spotify now.
I loved his role in The Walking Dead. His performance was always the best part of that show for me. When he went out, I just stopped watching.
I love his character work, his work in Fury was Fantastic. I'm glad people are aware of him and he found his place in the sun. Because he's obviously trusted his process along the way and doing so has always stood out as an amazing talent.
I watched for Rick and Carl but okay
When he played the punisher. My God he was made for that role!!! He was perfect. Played the part so well. Love that man he is great
@@astaticboi i fkn watched for the guvner but hey not every1s perfect BRA... and im not ur BRA
Adore Jon Bernthal. Awesome to see him! My son introduced me to him through Daredevil, and then The Punisher. We then watched TWD and I was psyched to see that he was an original cast member. He is an absolutely fabulous actor. Hope his career continues and he has more and more oppotunities to shine. God bless you, Jon. :)
@Far7rom I never thought I'd like any of the shows my son got me to watch with him. I was quite surprised by the depth of TWD. It's not really about the Walkers, is it? It's about those who are still living and wrestling and those who have turned into mindless living zombies, living in vain. ;) Never judge something by it's "cover" until you investigate. I agree. Well-crafted. Best show *ever*? I'm 54.. lol. I've seen many many great works of art. Have a great day!
Massive respect for the guy and the kind of friend more guys could do with.
Thanks so much for sharing that incredible story Jon. You just gained a huge fan.
Shane clearing the barn, still one of the best scenes on TWD
Wow .. that was deep man, a life lesson for everybody , i've experienced a similar moment of clarity in my life with a car accident, and i told myself, if i could just not die here.... ill turn it all around... Good on you Jon, happy for your success
the whole beginning of this interview is just showing how much he is made for the punisher, my fave actor
When things like that happens it’s a real eye opener for everything in your life
Damn John I really appreciate you sharing this story it means a lot to me personally. I won't lie I've been going through some things in my own not really feeling satisfied with my life. I have a goal in mind that I want to do and John gave me the motivation to really push myself to do it because I've been slacking on it. I'm 30 years old and I started to feel depressed today because I felt like it was too late, but hearing John's story tells me that it's never too late so thank you very much from the bottom of my heart and just so you know you were always my favorite character on The Walking Dead.
Good luck with it Bud. I hope it works out. Work hard enough and it just might.
Godspeed
Bruh, 30 is young...trust me! you have plenty of time. In saying that, don't waste a second because that time goes REAL quick. As the great Henry Rollins once said;
No such thing as spare time, no such thing as free time, no such thing as down time. All you got is life time. Go.
yeah man, just keep moving forward, don't stop.. all else will follow
Shit you think you’re too late?!?? I’m 36 and I STILL am trying to make it as an actor! His words motivated me to get maximum discipline RIGHT NOW!
I often think, in 10 years time, you’ll wish you were the age you are now :)
I've not commented on any prior interviews but I'm compelled to on this one. Now I understand why your podcasts are titled "JRE" with emphasis on experience. It's what I was able to share here, fully engaged in Jon's story. Thank you for not giving in to BS Joe and continuing to deliver such thought provoking journeys.
Damn he got teary eyed thinking about all of us who don't get that break. So you know he lived this and didn't just make it up like a lot of hollywood.
Powerful Jon, thanks for sharing this.
That man is a storyteller... authentic and humble, yet with a menacing undertone.
Well said.
Shane was my favorite character, it's pretty sad the way that his story ended.
He only died because he stood up for the person that created the show. Frank Darabont, the director of Green Mile, created the tv show Walking Dead based on the comics. The show was a hit. Then AMC fired him right before season 2. A bunch of the cast were upset and took his side. Including Jon Bernthal, the actress who played Lori and the actor who played Dale. All 3 killed off for their defiance. It's the reason why Shane's death made no sense. It's the reason why Hershel was introduced to take the place of Dale as the moral center.
they did him dirty. lol.
@@eltravos99 I had no idea about that story, but in the comics Shane dies even earlier and has much smaller role. Lori dies in a different way but around the same time as in the show. Can’t remember how it was with dale.
@@eltravos99 What they did to him and Frank Darabont was fucked up. Fuck AMC for that.
@@eltravos99 didn’t Shane die in the comics though?
Love you Jon, glad you're here with us.
Wish him nttn but the best. I always root for the troubled ones. I had a moment like he’s talking about, not quite as intense but same type of circumstance where if I didn’t change my life would be in shambles. Happy he figured it out, happy I got a second chance. Don’t take anything for granted people. Love yourself and love the life u live💯
I've heard this story several times, and am absolutely captivated each time he tells it, because it is so real.
This was a beautiful episode. Just 2 down to earth guys who love learning and talking to people, and just want to be a positive force in the world. I think there's a lot to learn from these guys.
Joe great interview again thank you really love your show.....
Not only one of my favourite actors but as a person he's so genuine and raw and it's real 👌🏻
His portrayal of Shane was my total favourite!!! He made Shane my favourite show character.