Went to go see “The Gentleman” this is an underrated filmmaker. After watching this interview I understand why his movies are so good. He is strategic as well as passionate. Great job, Guy!
Akaki You are the internet generation in one comment. Bet you have a £60k car and only put £10 in at a time because you live with your single mother. You’re that type of fuckwit, the type that everyone hates.
@@twothreebravo2374 Yeah, I too can't stand people who have single mothers... what are you on about mate? The only thing in your comment that describes the type of person I think you're trying to describe, is financing out a 60k car when you can't afford it. Otherwise, living with your parents past 18 - 24 ( or god forgive *parent* ) is honestly one of the best ways to actually get anywhere, you have to save before you can move off and invest in something that will retain and increase in value. not sure exactly what type it is that everyone hates here. That being said, Akaki here's hoping you've chilled out over the last year lmao
Reading these comments has taught me something: Everyone has a different quote from that movie. It's like every single line is quotable: "Do you know who this bookies belongs to?" "Where where'd you lose him? He ain't a set of fucking car keys, is he?" "Oh, I'm sorry. Couldn't get the by-nock-you-lars out in time."
I used to be very selective with Joe Rogan Podcasts. But I realized It doesn't matter who's on, I feel like it's always entertaining and I learn about new people.
@froimovi It's true. Joe is different with a lady present. Some guys feel like if they are not just a little bit rude to a woman, that their comments might be mistaken for some thing else. (We can be so pathetic) When guys are TRYING to be polite is when things really go wrong. I LIKE that Joe can be just a little bit rude because I can be a little bit rude. Once bitten but not too shy. 😉
I f-ck with this comment on an universal level. Felt the same about listening to comedians because I ' wanted to hear intellectuals and adventures" but they are on the same level. It's the best
That's bc Joe is so smart and asks questions that we wouldn't. I admit that when I 1st found his Podcasts I was expecting dumb, funny interviews, and at first, they were...but Joe evolved this Podcast from two-3 guys just talking over one-another to one of the best Podcasts out there. Marc Maron too, such great interviewers.
There's a certain cadence to the way Guy talks that makes him incredibly easy to listen to and absorb what he's saying. This has to be one of my favorite episodes of JRE that I never thought I would enjoy.
This was my first ever JRE episode. I was always a fan because of the UFC and Fear Factor. But after this episode, I was hooked on the podcast. And after a few months I discovered Jordan Peterson, Lex Fridman, Andrew Huberman, Jocko, Cameron Hanes, David Goggins, etc. It was the perfect timing as a 27 year old lost man. It’s amazing to comeback and listen to this 7 years later. Now I am 32, blue belt with 3 stripes. Married men to a lovely wife. Thank you Joe!
***** I don't think that's likely rogan wouldn't submit to that he in a position to do whatever he wants, and they never show the coverage live. Like he said he should try to strike a deal with UFC and make some money, but probably just busy lately
0:00 - Podcast begins / why Guy Ritchie wears a pocket square in his jacket 5:00 - The length of time it took to make King Arthur / the length it took to make Snatch 13:40 - Film executives are never in fine suits 15:00 - Guy legitimises Ralph Lauren re: suits 17:00 - 'Extreme Ownership' written by Jocko Willink (and others) / owning something outright 21:15 - Guy explains the allegory behind 'the prodigal son' 29:10 - The prestige of suit culture being taken away from men 30:50 - Guy is not going to indulge Joe but is quite tasty with the gi 33:30 - Like he said, Guy is not going to indulge Joe 38:20 - Ivan The Terrible and Bobby The Tits 43:35 - Marcelo Garcia & Demian Maia 51:00 - Joe tells Guy about Louie Simmons' back-therapy machine 55:00 - The state of Guy's knee and shoulder 57:00 - Joe and Guy discuss yoga 1:06:00 - Joe tells Guy about stem cell research having generated entire organs (non-validated) 1:07:50 - Joe does a Bas Rutten impression 1:08:25 - Jason Statham who was a 'whoo-whoo diver' 1:15:30 - 'The Three White Devils' 1:16:55 - Guy is opening a dairy and a brewery 1:18:30 - Joe talks about Maynard James Keenan's vineyard and winery endeavour 1:21:00 - Handmade knives / the Maumasi knives Joe had made for him / Guy had a sword made from Damascus steel for King Arthur 1:24:15 - Guy talks about the English vs. French wars / longbows vs. crossbows 1:27:00 - Genghis Khan affecting the carbon footprint of Earth (by murdering...) 1:30:00 - Joe shows Guy his Samurai sword from the 1500s (given to him by Aubrey Marcus) 1:32:30 - Guy on the genesis of murder 1:41:45 - The Lost City of Z 1:44:40 - Guy's next movie
Me too. Getting bored now, pretty much exhausted Sky, Netflix, Amazon and the 1st 4 episodes of the Mandalorian on Disney+ so tonight rewatching this. Forgot how good this interview was. Can't wait to watch the Gentleman too. Just waiting for a release date and platform to watch it on.
I loved the part where Joe pretended like he knew the parable of "The Prodigal Son": Guy: "The Prodigal son . . . Do you know the story?" Joe: "Uh sure, but why don't you lay it out." Haha. Classic Joe.
Turns out this sweet talking, suit wearing director...is a Renzo Gracie black belt...which makes him harder than a coffin nail. (-read in Jason Statham voice).
Joe Rogan has a powerful outside but inside I think he is petrified of feeling less than adequate. That talk about the neck tie says a lot about the way his mind is working. You can feel his insecurity by listening to him for just a little while.
From concept to release? Surprising to hear, always assumed would be at least a years worth of time for a movie like that if you included developing the script and then all the post production, but I guess maybe if they're pumping out the script pretty fast and it's mostly just practical effects being used, that's not as surprising. Well cool to know.
They were talking about the suits for 20+ minutes. Decent T-shirts are nice too. Guy Ritchie seems like a very thoughtful person. This explains why his films are often entertaining.
Guy Ritchie should come on again. This reminds me of the Steve-O podcast. There were so many amazing stories that just didn't get told because the right questions weren't asked.
Every so often you get one of the jre podcasts that just fills your heart with joy and inspiration. Seriously. And this was definitely one of them. I feel so fulfilled after watching this great conversation. Their dynamic, their repoir, their awesome intellectual conversation, and the chemistry between them, all of which just fills my heart with joy. *POWERFUL JRE AND GUY RITCHIE!!!* edit...I refuse to correct my *_TYPO_* of "rapport" XD
***** I'm from Ireland and I'd say 25% of the population drink Guinness including young people drink Guinness and it used to be higher but sure the Polish love vodka and karpaci ha
I love every Guy Ritchie movie I've ever seen. I collect his films and never let anyone borrow them since I can watch them multiple times and notice something new in them each time.
Jo Po Impossible sir, no thing physical or abstract is deeper than Madonna's twat. It's very possible that our whole universe is contained within Madonna's twat and she's just projecting herself in a physical form to live amongst us.
teenie beenie His family comes from money!! that's not his fault! regardless Guy Ritchie made his own career he's a legend I hope to work with him one day!! guy and Joe are having such a calm intellectual deep conversation about life real men talking with No ego bullshit!!!
Whoa, after watching this I have so much more mad respect for Guy Ritchie. Very articulate, soft spoken and knowledgable person. No wonder I love his films.
"The suit is but unblemished thought, my thoughts are like a magician shooting pure mexican cocaine while snorting peyote and smoking a Cuban rolled on the virgin thighs of an absolutely legal age naked girl...Jamie...pull that up on the..."-Joe "Peyote Coyote' Rogan
Not only is Guy Ritchie a masterful director/storyteller, but his philosophical approach of life is truly brilliant and right to the point. His analogy of the suit really rings a bell with me. I've experienced that particular feeling of an armor and « empowerment » when I bought my first suit. And I do love the feeling of ease and of being myself totally in it. The GUY is Brilliant!
This was surprisingly one of my favourite Rogan shows. I'm from the UK and even we don't get to see the real Guy Ritchie. It was fascinating to see him interact with Joe in this situation. He's gone way up in my estimations now, and I appreciate that he's a 'real' director. His life is narrative. Brilliant.
Totally agree, I'm a kiwi living in the USA and I found after this that my respect for Guy Ritchie has sky rocketed. I had never heard him speak before and sadly, just assumed he was some rough, nonsense, loud smartass similar to his characters in Lock Stock or Snatch. How wrong I was. Very smart sounding guy (pun intended)
Not only one of my favourite Joe Rogan interviews, one of the best interviews I've ever seen. Guy Ritchie is an extremely wise man and Joe fully raises his game enabling a conversation to unfold which is truly enlightening.
Took me 6 hours to listen to a 2 hour podcast. Because I had so pause to many times just to allow my brain to breath. If not to consider what Guy was saying. Brilliant. I never considered so many of his points. Like for instance, I tend to dismiss most bible stuff as "yeah, going to let you speak, respect you, but basically think: your theory is shit". when he started talking about the prodigal son... wheels inside my brain started turning. like mechanical wheels that have been left to rot for years got back to life... and the entire thing was just beautiful. I never thought of that story from that angle. But as he was telling it... it made perfect sense. Great podcast.
guys interpretation of the "Parable of the Prodigal Son" was fascinating as fuck. i wish the conversation stayed in philosophy instead of transitioning into jiu jitsu and stem cells, which joe loves to talk about on every podcast...
daveyschneider that was my least favorite part of the show. I really like the guy, but it was the worst interpretation of the story I've heard. Made me wonder if he's read the original story, and if he did, it probably was a really long time ago.
i think he obviously knows the original story didnt have the prodigal of the son snorting cocaine off of hookers tits... He did tell the core of the story of the father accepting his son back after he spends all his inheritance, and killing the fattened calf for him. Then he gave his interpretation. What do you mean?
I know he embellished the story (I took no issue with the hooker thing), and I won't nitpick too much overall. However his conclusion that "you are the father, because you don't need anything" (or something to that effect) missed the point terribly. The original is meant to illustrate how the father (which symbolizes God) accepts and loves both sons, no matter how much they messed up - each in their own way. It is meant for the reader to identify with one of the two sons, but definitely not with the father. I don't even know how one arrives at that conclusion, and it made me want to stop listening. Like I said, I really like the guy and ended up listening to the whole thing. It was just disappointing to hear his take on it.
I don't really understand why you need to push the "real meaning" of the original story? I'm sure he is aware of the old story and its meaning, but that doesn't have anything to do with what he was explaining. I found his view of the intelligence (the older son) not being able to understand the journey of the younger son (our needs, feral human), but the father being able to understand just how meaningful that journey and return was to the younger son, even if it might be hard for intelligence (older son) to grasp. I find that explanation much more meaningful and deeper than father can accept any of his sons.
I am so much better from listening to this podcast. Guy Richie is a teacher and a fine human I will support him in all of his endeavors. Wow, I'm blown away.
Very articulate and deliberate in what he days. You can tell every word had been thought about and selected before spoken. Probably has the same approach to film making. Great insight into how Guy Ritchie thinks.
The people saying he's pretentious or arrogant are just insecure about themselves. He's confident about himself and is comfortable with expressing his thoughts and beliefs. He doesn't belittle anyone and expresses the danger of having an ego and the importance of being grounded.
Guy Ritchie is absolutely right about wearing a suit, ya gotta want it. I work at a job that does not require that I wear a suit, but i do, everyday, because I want to, and I feel good because I do.
"really? 45 year old geezer dressed like an 18 year old." i then realized joe wearing a street fighter shirt lol then joe indirectly threatens him LMAO "I'll choke u with that tie" haha
you know what though? if someone came to my show and said something like that Im gonna give it back to him. i commend joe doing it playfully because if it was me the convo would probably be cut short lol
You have to get Guy Ritchie again and talk about the things we are being robbed of. I would have loved to hear more about us being robbed of food and knives.
A few slip ups though. My favourite being: "why be subserbient?" Something to use on a Serbian friend if they're coming across too obsequious I suppose, but those are very slim odds.
@@scottstorchfan Yeah I know, and totally agree with you. What he says, and how he says it, are fascinating. Once he warmed up to the conversation he just flew. One of the best Joe Rogan guests ever; he needs to come back.
40 mins into this podcast and the guy is brilliant. Lot of stuff he says is solid and stoic like. Also the calmness and the tone of his voice - this is one stone cold individual (in a good way).
IMHO, Guy Ritchie's "Revolver" is one of the greatest movies of all time. The depth of the story is incredible and the message or teaching is of great value. I wish I could have an hour long discussion with him about it.
Rock n Rolla is easily in my top 3 favorite movies ever made. I can damn near recite every line I've seen it so many times and I don't rewatch movies usually.
L. S. 2 in my top 10 are the one with Jordan peterson, and dan brazilian. my 3rd would be the one where joey diaz tells the story of his roomate leaving his heroine cooking in his apartment over night lmao
As an example: Jay Leno was actually really good. Dana White's was fantastic with Tyson stories and Irish Mob stuff. Dan Flores Henry Rollins Shannon Briggs Graham Hancock & Randall Carlson Wim Hof Dr. Rhonda Patrick Leah Remini Justin Wren
Lock Stock and Snatch are on a whole other level of story telling and shouldn't be compared to his other films in my opinion. Rock n Rolla is super badass though. Revolver is another great one of his too.
Well I still want to know where the real rock n rolla is and wether the gentleman is a little gap before you “tie” both movies together?? That would be special.
Props to Richie for the Boorman shout out. Excalibur > what a strange, weird, disturbing, funny film that is. Really something entirely different in that genre.
Only superficially, I assure you :) Unless you're talking about beer, fighting and/or war, of course (like they just did) . Then, we become almost professorial on he subject.
"According to a study conducted in late April by the U.S. Department of Education and the National Institute of Literacy, 32 million adults in the U.S. can't read. That's 14 percent of the population. 21 percent of adults in the U.S. read below a 5th grade level, and 19 percent of high school graduates can't read" don't think so bud. explains the state your in over there I would say.
Guy Ritchie is like a character in a Guy Ritchie film.
Dwnemme Like Tarantino or Woody Allen lol
Dwnemme hmm I wonder why
You don't get a big scar on your face in any big British city for being a quiet nerdy geek, Guy caught one a long way back....
He reminds me of Alan Ford
Dwnemme hahaha! true!
Bring him back on please, we are dying for a Guy Ritchie part 2
kyle lindsey that’s awful man 😂😂😂
I second that
Agreed.
I'd rather see The Real Rocknrolla but either one will do
settle down Beavis
this is like educational..
Went to go see “The Gentleman” this is an underrated filmmaker. After watching this interview I understand why his movies are so good. He is strategic as well as passionate. Great job, Guy!
RichardJennings1234 such a great movie! I love all of this dudes work.
@@jaybrogan5966 I'm literally binging all of his movies.
RichardJennings1234 awesome Enjoy!
Underrated my ass... maybe to American audiences. Guy Ritchie movies are DOPE. I don't think I've ever seen a film of his I disliked
@@vharris5503 Yeah, unfortunately he is, over here. Remember, our audience loves superhero movies lol.
Guy: "...and that is the essence of narrative that transcends the entire span of literature."
Joe: "I can choke you out with that tie, dude."
Akaki You are the internet generation in one comment. Bet you have a £60k car and only put £10 in at a time because you live with your single mother. You’re that type of fuckwit, the type that everyone hates.
@@twothreebravo2374 Yeah, I too can't stand people who have single mothers... what are you on about mate?
The only thing in your comment that describes the type of person I think you're trying to describe, is financing out a 60k car when you can't afford it. Otherwise, living with your parents past 18 - 24 ( or god forgive *parent* ) is honestly one of the best ways to actually get anywhere, you have to save before you can move off and invest in something that will retain and increase in value.
not sure exactly what type it is that everyone hates here. That being said, Akaki here's hoping you've chilled out over the last year lmao
@@quinn9598 So he called it
This made me lol
BILLY NUNEZ VIDEO Joe being Joe
God damn, Guy Ritchie just hit the top of my list. This was a great show.
Guy Ritchie is a great one so far, love joey Diaz
Ya, what a freaking awesome interview
Guy Ritchie is the reason I want to create my own film, honestly. His films are genuine masterpieces for the most part.
He wrote the movie "Snatch", which is one of my all time favorite movies. Must watch. epic cast.
@@PhantomFilmAustralia drop the gun fat boyyyy.!
Reading these comments has taught me something: Everyone has a different quote from that movie. It's like every single line is quotable:
"Do you know who this bookies belongs to?"
"Where where'd you lose him? He ain't a set of fucking car keys, is he?"
"Oh, I'm sorry. Couldn't get the by-nock-you-lars out in time."
You know why they call him freddy Fucking four fingers!?
This is a shotgun sol
'It's a fucking anti aircraft gun Vincent'
@@decent.genius Not a clue to be honest, everyone else calls him Frankie😉
Don't hate the Game, Own the Game. - POWERFUL Guy "Pocket Square" Ritchie
Great and Powerful
forrest levi powerful
powerful guy Ritchie quote
Love that Guy recommended Jason Statham come on the show, would love to hear that.
Zach D same! I lit up when I heard that cus it usually means its more likely
in leopard undies
Statham was the only part of fast 8 that stood out.
that's really gay
Better than the coyote guy recommending to get the wolf guy on the podcast
I used to be very selective with Joe Rogan Podcasts. But I realized It doesn't matter who's on, I feel like it's always entertaining and I learn about new people.
@froimovi It's true. Joe is different with a lady present. Some guys feel like if they are not just a little bit rude to a woman, that their comments might be mistaken for some thing else. (We can be so pathetic) When guys are TRYING to be polite is when things really go wrong. I LIKE that Joe can be just a little bit rude because I can be a little bit rude. Once bitten but not too shy. 😉
That's a strange place to say this because I just commented how this is the type of podcast I follow him for.
I f-ck with this comment on an universal level. Felt the same about listening to comedians because I ' wanted to hear intellectuals and adventures" but they are on the same level. It's the best
been trying to be less selective myself
That's bc Joe is so smart and asks questions that we wouldn't. I admit that when I 1st found his Podcasts I was expecting dumb, funny interviews, and at first, they were...but Joe evolved this Podcast from two-3 guys just talking over one-another to one of the best Podcasts out there. Marc Maron too, such great interviewers.
Guy Ritchie is a legend, Lock Stock and Snatch are some of the best films ever made
lol.
JackToTheFuture Sherlock Holmes was the shit. Guy Ritchie is a genius.
Roca Rolla is his best work
do'ya like dogggs?
Best movies ever
#1 Pulp Fiction
#2 Snatch
These guys together is so dope. Guy Ritchie is pretty inspirational, I love his outlook.
There's a certain cadence to the way Guy talks that makes him incredibly easy to listen to and absorb what he's saying. This has to be one of my favorite episodes of JRE that I never thought I would enjoy.
Damn, Guy Ritchie is cool as shit. Best podcast I've heard in awhile. BRING HIM BACK!!!
He was not who I expected. And that's a compliment. He's very intelligent, he puts a lot into his stories. Very interesting guy.
OriginalDrDeLeon no it wasn't your just to used to ripping people apart on 4chan
On the contrary, it was a lovely comment. Your comment however reeks of insecurity and was detestable. Remember; civility is not weakness
Have we not breastfed yet?
I never leave home without my blender. Makes women wet themselves.
Yea. I was expecting someone like Tarantino, but this guy is pretty great, so far.
This was my first ever JRE episode. I was always a fan because of the UFC and Fear Factor. But after this episode, I was hooked on the podcast. And after a few months I discovered Jordan Peterson, Lex Fridman, Andrew Huberman, Jocko, Cameron Hanes, David Goggins, etc. It was the perfect timing as a 27 year old lost man. It’s amazing to comeback and listen to this 7 years later. Now I am 32, blue belt with 3 stripes. Married men to a lovely wife. Thank you Joe!
u should be 34 innit?
@@P19-h8f 33, Jesus age when he was crucified.
Respect broo
he is a living incarnation of his movies, haha
Or his movies are a living incarnation of him- Jaden Smith, 2k17
ha! Downton Abbey is more his life. Hes a rich kid acting like a street tuff.
That's it I'm watching Snatch in a suit right now
Jamie Curtis I do that at wedding parties
Don't forget the pocket handky, you gotta own it.
I'm watchin Suits in a snatch
Jamie Curtis he's high class England. snatch was low class
Iam in my suit fingering a snatch right now
Guy, you deserve to be knighted for your depth and purely being a wordsmith.
The way he talked about owning things is serious. It's rare I hear something that makes me take things on differently but this hit me
Check out Jocko Willink's appearance on the podcast if you haven't already, right up the same alley
His suit looks like shit. LOL :)
Cameron Fielder Dude.. that was epic
wow
+Cameron Fielder You're just another man convinced by the illusion of free will. LOL :)
We need Guy Ritchie on Fight Companion.
Malcolm From The North now you're thinking. Get him high and drunk
Malcolm .... we just need a fuckin fight companion hasnt been one in over a month whhhyy???
Ed Miller people think that maybe the UFC told him to stop doing it
***** I don't think that's likely rogan wouldn't submit to that he in a position to do whatever he wants, and they never show the coverage live. Like he said he should try to strike a deal with UFC and make some money, but probably just busy lately
0:00 - Podcast begins / why Guy Ritchie wears a pocket square in his jacket
5:00 - The length of time it took to make King Arthur / the length it took to make Snatch
13:40 - Film executives are never in fine suits
15:00 - Guy legitimises Ralph Lauren re: suits
17:00 - 'Extreme Ownership' written by Jocko Willink (and others) / owning something outright
21:15 - Guy explains the allegory behind 'the prodigal son'
29:10 - The prestige of suit culture being taken away from men
30:50 - Guy is not going to indulge Joe but is quite tasty with the gi
33:30 - Like he said, Guy is not going to indulge Joe
38:20 - Ivan The Terrible and Bobby The Tits
43:35 - Marcelo Garcia & Demian Maia
51:00 - Joe tells Guy about Louie Simmons' back-therapy machine
55:00 - The state of Guy's knee and shoulder
57:00 - Joe and Guy discuss yoga
1:06:00 - Joe tells Guy about stem cell research having generated entire organs (non-validated)
1:07:50 - Joe does a Bas Rutten impression
1:08:25 - Jason Statham who was a 'whoo-whoo diver'
1:15:30 - 'The Three White Devils'
1:16:55 - Guy is opening a dairy and a brewery
1:18:30 - Joe talks about Maynard James Keenan's vineyard and winery endeavour
1:21:00 - Handmade knives / the Maumasi knives Joe had made for him / Guy had a sword made from Damascus steel for King Arthur
1:24:15 - Guy talks about the English vs. French wars / longbows vs. crossbows
1:27:00 - Genghis Khan affecting the carbon footprint of Earth (by murdering...)
1:30:00 - Joe shows Guy his Samurai sword from the 1500s (given to him by Aubrey Marcus)
1:32:30 - Guy on the genesis of murder
1:41:45 - The Lost City of Z
1:44:40 - Guy's next movie
Thanks, I was looking for the back-therapy machine. Thanks for cliff-noting this.
pingfunk awesome! Thanks so much :)
Cheers
+ pingfunk - Hell yeah. Thank you for providing us with a Table of Contents, Ping. Much appreciated. Wish every Podcast had one of these!
You my friend, are going to heaven.
Guy dropped serious knowledge. Respect.
Blew my mind .
which one?
This is not only knowledge, it is also wisdom.
The man behind those masterpieces. Thank you JRE team. This was an incredible experience.
On the lockdown re-watching all the old jre’s forgot how good this one was
Me too. Getting bored now, pretty much exhausted Sky, Netflix, Amazon and the 1st 4 episodes of the Mandalorian on Disney+ so tonight rewatching this. Forgot how good this interview was. Can't wait to watch the Gentleman too. Just waiting for a release date and platform to watch it on.
Can I have some more recommendations from you for good jre podcasts
A G most are good, just depends what you are into, loads to choose from. 👍🏻
Watch Steven Tyler on JRE. One of the best episodes along with this one
I loved the part where Joe pretended like he knew the parable of "The Prodigal Son":
Guy: "The Prodigal son . . . Do you know the story?"
Joe: "Uh sure, but why don't you lay it out."
Haha. Classic Joe.
Dammit - that was fun and got cut off to quickly. Powerful Guy Ritchie!
Turns out this sweet talking, suit wearing director...is a Renzo Gracie black belt...which makes him harder than a coffin nail.
(-read in Jason Statham voice).
yew 2oob haha brilliant
WhaadIwantweethacaravanthaassgotnohfookinwheehhls???
And in shotokan karate and judo
Guy Ritchie is the fucking man
rrpjdisc i didnt realise hes pretty fuckin cool
One of the best JRE episodes in months.
Powerful Joe Rogan. Powerful Guy Ritchie.
@ Galvaxatron i agree to your comment.
THE REAL ZENFORCE I agree to you agreeing to galvaxatrons comment
+zeakeotharudeboy I agree to you agreeing on the real zenforce's agreeing comment
Powerful Galvaxtron
Joe Rogan has a powerful outside but inside I think he is petrified of feeling less than adequate. That talk about the neck tie says a lot about the way his mind is working. You can feel his insecurity by listening to him for just a little while.
Why do they call him Kingslayer?
Cause he slays kings, Avi.
very nice
5 minutes in and I find out he made Snatch start to finish in only 9 months...god damn, that was a great movie too. That's super impressive
Tommy - the tit - is praying. And if he isn't, he fucking should be.
Will Most movies are made on this time scale or much shorter.
From concept to release? Surprising to hear, always assumed would be at least a years worth of time for a movie like that if you included developing the script and then all the post production, but I guess maybe if they're pumping out the script pretty fast and it's mostly just practical effects being used, that's not as surprising. Well cool to know.
They were talking about the suits for 20+ minutes. Decent T-shirts are nice too.
Guy Ritchie seems like a very thoughtful person. This explains why his films are often entertaining.
Guy Ritchie should come on again. This reminds me of the Steve-O podcast. There were so many amazing stories that just didn't get told because the right questions weren't asked.
Train by day, Joe Rogan podcast by night!...ALL DAY!
-Nick Diaz
You mean Carlos Mencia.
could have listened to another 2 hours of these guys, best guest in ages
A little late to the show. At 68 I learn more from Joe Rogan than I did in school! I love him no matter what the topic.
Every so often you get one of the jre podcasts that just fills your heart with joy and inspiration. Seriously. And this was definitely one of them. I feel so fulfilled after watching this great conversation. Their dynamic, their repoir, their awesome intellectual conversation, and the chemistry between them, all of which just fills my heart with joy. *POWERFUL JRE AND GUY RITCHIE!!!*
edit...I refuse to correct my *_TYPO_* of "rapport"
XD
gay
or just real stoned . thats ok
For "repoir" you mean "rapport" I presume. The thing with fancy foreign words is you better use them right if using them at all eh ;).
melanieenmats Gfys. How's dem fur fancy shmancy wurds?
Lol Dr. Manhattan check your ego bro
Powerful Guy Ritchie!, it's too bad that it had to be cut short.
31:30 Joe tries to tell Guy "All I would have to do is get a hold of that tie"
Guy was like.....I would love for you to try.
For every action, there is a reaction, and a Pikey reaction is quite a fuckin' thing!
I have a new found respect for Guy Ritchie. The man's eloquence is top notch and he is a first class, erudite speaker. Fair Play.
I could listen to these two talk for days
Jason Statham and Guy Ritchie podcast with Guinness get it going!
ap that would be amazing
OriginalDrDeLeon Guy Ritchie just said he did
just went from 6 to midnight
u don't know brits
***** I'm from Ireland and I'd say 25% of the population drink Guinness including young people drink Guinness and it used to be higher but sure the Polish love vodka and karpaci ha
Damn I'm glad I clicked on this podcast. I'm in a complete trance.
This podcast is a little hidden gem.
Next podcast Joe shows up in a suit.
....with a pocket square
with an East London Cockney accent (sorry I meant "Mockney" accent).
Joe Rogan interviews a suit.
I'm showing up in my birthday suit if it's Madonna getting interviewed.
lol
I had no expectations for this Ep but I was in after that pocket square anecdote.
And an epic comment section, so much fun!
I love every Guy Ritchie movie I've ever seen. I collect his films and never let anyone borrow them since I can watch them multiple times and notice something new in them each time.
What a well-spoken, thoughtful man. He's obviously a deep thinker. Even deeper than Madonna's cooter.
Jo Po Impossible sir, no thing physical or abstract is deeper than Madonna's twat. It's very possible that our whole universe is contained within Madonna's twat and she's just projecting herself in a physical form to live amongst us.
her rich cooter financed his movies
You do realize his family has real old money? He certainly didn't need her for money.
teenie beenie His family comes from money!! that's not his fault! regardless Guy Ritchie made his own career he's a legend I hope to work with him one day!! guy and Joe are having such a calm intellectual deep conversation about life real men talking with No ego bullshit!!!
then why did he want 100 MILLION from madonna when she wanted a divorce?
One of my favorite episodes ever, perhaps. Absolutely fantastic.
Whoa, after watching this I have so much more mad respect for Guy Ritchie. Very articulate, soft spoken and knowledgable person. No wonder I love his films.
Be the suit, Own the suit, Hunt in the suit, I am the suit - Joe "Coyote" Rogan
I am the liquor!
Joacim Hansen Well said Mr. Lahey.
Jerk off in the suit.
Wipe it all up with the pocket square.
"The suit is but unblemished thought, my thoughts are like a magician shooting pure mexican cocaine while snorting peyote and smoking a Cuban rolled on the virgin thighs of an absolutely legal age naked girl...Jamie...pull that up on the..."-Joe "Peyote Coyote' Rogan
One of the most underrated JRE episodes
Not only is Guy Ritchie a masterful director/storyteller, but his philosophical approach of life is truly brilliant and right to the point. His analogy of the suit really rings a bell with me. I've experienced that particular feeling of an armor and « empowerment » when I bought my first suit. And I do love the feeling of ease and of being myself totally in it. The GUY is Brilliant!
This was silky smooth to listen to.
Tommy G tasty
Snatch is one of my very favorite movies.
Rock n Rolla
This was surprisingly one of my favourite Rogan shows. I'm from the UK and even we don't get to see the real Guy Ritchie. It was fascinating to see him interact with Joe in this situation. He's gone way up in my estimations now, and I appreciate that he's a 'real' director. His life is narrative. Brilliant.
Totally agree, I'm a kiwi living in the USA and I found after this that my respect for Guy Ritchie has sky rocketed. I had never heard him speak before and sadly, just assumed he was some rough, nonsense, loud smartass similar to his characters in Lock Stock or Snatch. How wrong I was. Very smart sounding guy (pun intended)
@Jesse O'Keefe ooops
Not only one of my favourite Joe Rogan interviews, one of the best interviews I've ever seen. Guy Ritchie is an extremely wise man and Joe fully raises his game enabling a conversation to unfold which is truly enlightening.
massive twat yeah
@@davidbaum1016 fuck i hope you never created other humans
It's awesome that he's completely espousing the philosophy of his film "Revolver".
Took me 6 hours to listen to a 2 hour podcast. Because I had so pause to many times just to allow my brain to breath. If not to consider what Guy was saying. Brilliant. I never considered so many of his points. Like for instance, I tend to dismiss most bible stuff as "yeah, going to let you speak, respect you, but basically think: your theory is shit". when he started talking about the prodigal son... wheels inside my brain started turning. like mechanical wheels that have been left to rot for years got back to life... and the entire thing was just beautiful. I never thought of that story from that angle. But as he was telling it... it made perfect sense. Great podcast.
guys interpretation of the "Parable of the Prodigal Son" was fascinating as fuck. i wish the conversation stayed in philosophy instead of transitioning into jiu jitsu and stem cells, which joe loves to talk about on every podcast...
daveyschneider that was my least favorite part of the show. I really like the guy, but it was the worst interpretation of the story I've heard. Made me wonder if he's read the original story, and if he did, it probably was a really long time ago.
i think he obviously knows the original story didnt have the prodigal of the son snorting cocaine off of hookers tits... He did tell the core of the story of the father accepting his son back after he spends all his inheritance, and killing the fattened calf for him. Then he gave his interpretation. What do you mean?
I know he embellished the story (I took no issue with the hooker thing), and I won't nitpick too much overall. However his conclusion that "you are the father, because you don't need anything" (or something to that effect) missed the point terribly.
The original is meant to illustrate how the father (which symbolizes God) accepts and loves both sons, no matter how much they messed up - each in their own way. It is meant for the reader to identify with one of the two sons, but definitely not with the father. I don't even know how one arrives at that conclusion, and it made me want to stop listening. Like I said, I really like the guy and ended up listening to the whole thing. It was just disappointing to hear his take on it.
I don't really understand why you need to push the "real meaning" of the original story? I'm sure he is aware of the old story and its meaning, but that doesn't have anything to do with what he was explaining.
I found his view of the intelligence (the older son) not being able to understand the journey of the younger son (our needs, feral human), but the father being able to understand just how meaningful that journey and return was to the younger son, even if it might be hard for intelligence (older son) to grasp. I find that explanation much more meaningful and deeper than father can accept any of his sons.
exactly
I am so much better from listening to this podcast. Guy Richie is a teacher and a fine human I will support him in all of his endeavors. Wow, I'm blown away.
Eldon Grove most important podcast I've watched. This is something I may watch 100 times. Some fantastic perspective.
Very articulate and deliberate in what he days. You can tell every word had been thought about and selected before spoken. Probably has the same approach to film making. Great insight into how Guy Ritchie thinks.
00:46 "We're gonna get into this aren't we Joe?"
That was great.
The people saying he's pretentious or arrogant are just insecure about themselves. He's confident about himself and is comfortable with expressing his thoughts and beliefs. He doesn't belittle anyone and expresses the danger of having an ego and the importance of being grounded.
Chris Shields - Projecting a confident image of himself? That's like saying Usane Bolt merely "projects" a fast image of himself. Makes _zero_ sense.
I didn't say anything about projecting...
It is true, for him. He can only speak his truth. (Billy Mad)
i found him to be quite humble.
Chris Shields - Not sure How I did that. That response was meant for Billy Mad.
Holy shit, Guy Ritchie is eloquent as fuck. This is an amazing episode.
Guy Ritchie is absolutely right about wearing a suit, ya gotta want it. I work at a job that does not require that I wear a suit, but i do, everyday, because I want to, and I feel good because I do.
But is it like wearing pajamas?? We need to know
So you're telling me a guy can walk in a shitty band t shirt and get paid the same as you? Good job
I do agree with guy about the suit tho it definitely feels powerful
If i show up in a suit on my job iam all ready dirty and dusty by the time i have my first coffee break
@Jesse O'Keefe sounds like you know a lot about sitting around in a garbage bag.
"really? 45 year old geezer dressed like an 18 year old." i then realized joe wearing a street fighter shirt lol then joe indirectly threatens him LMAO "I'll choke u with that tie" haha
TheAl1213 then Guy Ritchie lets him know that tie isn't a choking threat at all. Barbarian.
Joe isn't wrong. Clip-on or breakaway ties are pretty common in the police and security businesses.
That whole exchange was pretty funny. Joe was midly butthurt.
you know what though? if someone came to my show and said something like that Im gonna give it back to him. i commend joe doing it playfully because if it was me the convo would probably be cut short lol
James Savant lol
This was my introduction to Guy Ritchie. I've not seen any of his films as of this writing, but I love this man.
Feels like I've just been to the therapist.
Guy Ritchie is one of those 'knows a a few dodgy guys' type guy.
He really isn’t. He’s a posh fraud.
More like "says he knows" he totally and utterly plain
Hes posh. Plays up the cockney thing.
He seems that way but he's not. He's a posh twat that has practiced sounding dodgy for years.
@Listen tobigface- i think you are 100% right
Dude has a weight of character, substance, seems to have things lined up and coherent for himself - solid, admirable.
I want to see "The Real Rocknrolla". He promised!
“Didn’t get them far did it” bit of classic British humour
You have to get Guy Ritchie again and talk about the things we are being robbed of. I would have loved to hear more about us being robbed of food and knives.
I love his language. neatly and stylish delivered with that English.
A few slip ups though. My favourite being: "why be subserbient?" Something to use on a Serbian friend if they're coming across too obsequious I suppose, but those are very slim odds.
Michael Kennedy I was talking more about the ”musik” in his language rather than his grammar.
@@scottstorchfan Yeah I know, and totally agree with you. What he says, and how he says it, are fascinating. Once he warmed up to the conversation he just flew. One of the best Joe Rogan guests ever; he needs to come back.
HE FRICKING BLEW PUUUM! WITH THE PRODICAL SON STORY, MY MAN GUY IS A WISE ONE
40 mins into this podcast and the guy is brilliant. Lot of stuff he says is solid and stoic like. Also the calmness and the tone of his voice - this is one stone cold individual (in a good way).
One of the coolest interviews - smart, quick, articulate, classy.
I Like Guy Ritchie as a Director. I didn't know he was such a cool philosophical cat.
IMHO, Guy Ritchie's "Revolver" is one of the greatest movies of all time. The depth of the story is incredible and the message or teaching is of great value. I wish I could have an hour long discussion with him about it.
Excalibur is one of the best films of all time! Hats off Guy Ritchie and Joe Rogan! Great interview amazing insight and inspirational!
fascinating. Damn
Hello mate, love the reviews!
Agreed! Best in the game 🙏🏻
Love the game reviews.
Guy Ritchie has the razor sharp dress sense and vocabulary with that gentle sprinkle of Cockney rhyming slang, man I could listen to his tales all day
Fans demand Joe does a podcast in a suit!
James Lizotte Big dudes like him look dumb in suits lol.It's just unnatural looking
But he has to WANT to wear the suit
Who knew? Guy Ritchie is pretty dang awesome.
Patrick B dude... he made Snatch... Snatch!
And lock stock and 2 smoking barrels
yeah cause the really dope movies had me thinking he was just a jack ass
One of the best episodes. Joe R can't believe this articulate, creative, clarity-incarnate presence in front of him.
Jason Staham on the motherfucking podcast *NOW*!!! WE NEED DIS!
Get the 'Stathe!
Get Bryan Callen on with Statham, I'd love to see him worship/grovel at Statham's feet.
RocknRolla is quite an underrated film.
Ben Wherlock was it a slow dance?
soo true
ment to be a second one aint there?
Rock n Rolla is easily in my top 3 favorite movies ever made. I can damn near recite every line I've seen it so many times and I don't rewatch movies usually.
Charlie russell It's teased at the end of the movie, but it's been a while. I'd be ecstatic if it happened though.
The way they look at each other 😂 they’re legitimately flirting. Love Guy Ritchie’s films, mind, vision 💛
In the top 10 podcasts, in my opinion.
I'm interested to know the other 9???
L. S. 2 in my top 10 are the one with Jordan peterson, and dan brazilian. my 3rd would be the one where joey diaz tells the story of his roomate leaving his heroine cooking in his apartment over night lmao
As an example:
Jay Leno was actually really good.
Dana White's was fantastic with Tyson stories and Irish Mob stuff.
Dan Flores
Henry Rollins
Shannon Briggs
Graham Hancock & Randall Carlson
Wim Hof
Dr. Rhonda Patrick
Leah Remini
Justin Wren
+L. S. The Jay Leno episode was really good. It definitely changed my perception of him and in my top 10
lol Dan Brazilian. I agree though, this was of Joe's best podcasts.
Finally a guest I am excited to see.
Revolver, RocknRolla, Snatch, Lock Stock... 4 of my top 10 favorite movies. Dudes insanely underrated.
If you haven't seen lock, stock and two smoking barrels, snatch or rock an' rolla you should do so ASAP!!!
John Roughneen
nice dog
John Roughneen haven't seen rock n rolla is it as good as the previous two
Lock Stock and Snatch are on a whole other level of story telling and shouldn't be compared to his other films in my opinion.
Rock n Rolla is super badass though.
Revolver is another great one of his too.
TheAl1213 better in my opinion!!
Guy Ritchie owns the suit, Johnny Quid owns the junkie
TheAl1213 Check out the cast. Worth watching on that alone... Appealed to me massively. Johnny quid is a fucking bad ass
"I wanna be a real Rock N Rolla....just like you Uncle."
😂😂😂😂
Well I still want to know where the real rock n rolla is and wether the gentleman is a little gap before you “tie” both movies together??
That would be special.
But unfortunately for me improbable but I can but dream
Guy Ritchie has to be the smoothest man alive
I loved ROCKNROLLA!! I hope he makes a sequel!!
Johnny, Archy and the Wild Bunch will be back in The Real Rocknrolla...eventually.
What a fucking movie 😍
Still waiting patiently, Archie is a character that needs an extension, and they promised a sequel
Slap him!
No..no not like that! With the backhand!
What the fuck we playing, a tennis match, Arch?
SUPER humble about a black belt from Renzo, DAMN.
I gotta say, I have a newfound respect for Guy Ritchie after listening to this.
Props to Richie for the Boorman shout out. Excalibur > what a strange, weird, disturbing, funny film that is. Really something entirely different in that genre.
Brit guests always give a great podcast
Only superficially, I assure you :) Unless you're talking about beer, fighting and/or war, of course (like they just did) . Then, we become almost professorial on he subject.
Nah, it's just Americans give shit ones. It's normal.
the man dropped massive life bombs
Hey I know you!
"According to a study conducted in late April by the U.S. Department of Education and the National Institute of Literacy, 32 million adults in the U.S. can't read. That's 14 percent of the population. 21 percent of adults in the U.S. read below a 5th grade level, and 19 percent of high school graduates can't read"
don't think so bud. explains the state your in over there I would say.