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  • Опубліковано 12 лис 2014
  • This is the infamous John E du Pont! I shot this video in 1988 for an awards banquet. Du Pont donated money to Crozier-Chester Hospital for their new trauma center. The hospital held a banquet in his honor where this video was shown! So if you are going to see the movie... Foxcatcher, you can learn a little about who he was...witness his strange and awkward demeanor...and no doubt compare this to how he is portrayed in the movie! Portions of this video were used by Inside Edition for the story they did in 1996 following the murder of Olympic wrestler Dave Schultz.
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  • @demontwashington5388
    @demontwashington5388 9 років тому +335

    Dude had "CREEPY FUCKER" stamped all over him. If he hadn't been rich, nobody would have gotten within 100 yards of him.

    • @esotericVideos
      @esotericVideos 9 років тому +44

      Demont Washington If he hadn't been rich he probably would have had a more healthy upbringing and thus been much more normal.
      He is responsible for his actions, but just about anybody raised so isolated and so rich is going to be messed up and unable to connect with normal people.

    • @Cuddlestrike
      @Cuddlestrike 9 років тому +14

      esotericVideos being of a lower income wouldn't have mattered much, as studies have shown that the lower you are on the socio-economic ladder, the higher the risk of both physical and mental illness.
      however, from what i can understand he had a big drinking problem, and that drinking problem was probably for a reason, so he did it to cope. he probably suffered some trauma in his life, and things turned out as they did.
      either way, what i think we all can agree on here, is that this society of our's, sure knows how to fuck our people up good.

    • @saucenflow
      @saucenflow 9 років тому

      Snuggle bum well said.

    • @jose5776381
      @jose5776381 9 років тому +17

      Demont Washington that's years of inbreeding

    • @thomasschiller3827
      @thomasschiller3827 9 років тому +5

      jose cruz yeah dude that's exactly what I thought.

  • @spidercentz
    @spidercentz 9 років тому +787

    Ornithologist, philatelist, philanthropist

    • @rjharris1960
      @rjharris1960 9 років тому +25

      spidercentz he forgot to add fellatiolist.

    • @threethrushes
      @threethrushes 7 років тому +5

      spidercentz Conchologist.

    • @BostonBlues
      @BostonBlues 6 років тому +51

      Ornitholigist, philatelist, cocaine, philanthropist

    • @BonesBroken
      @BonesBroken 6 років тому +44

      spidercentz You forgot Homicidal and Lunatic....

    • @DJLoressa13
      @DJLoressa13 6 років тому +8

      spidercentz and dont forget muderer

  • @deletesoon70
    @deletesoon70 8 років тому +123

    Most revealing bit: the fishing scene, where he exerts his athletic prowess of the fish, and force them to lose. Very creepy fella, seemed doomed to insanity.

    • @djahnsen
      @djahnsen 2 роки тому +1

      Anyone who's ever fished can take one look at that fruitloop and the way he holds the rod and tell you he's no man. How dare I say that? Sorry, not woke. Look's like a fruitcake.......

    • @scothammond4623
      @scothammond4623 2 роки тому +12

      @@djahnsen he was a fruit that's why he surrounded himself with wrestlers he WASN'T a wrestler he just liked to look at then

    • @matttriano
      @matttriano 10 місяців тому +1

      @@scothammond4623Being gay isn't the same as being an insane murderer. Obviously.

    • @averson7
      @averson7 4 місяці тому

      ​@matttriano yes but if you believe in Christ then you'll know that being gay is written to of come from evil and goes along with it. The drugs, the sexuality, and the willingness to take a life. They all go together...

  • @VitalikButtring
    @VitalikButtring 5 років тому +94

    This should come as part of the "Extras" on the Foxcatcher DVD.

  • @zachsmith1731
    @zachsmith1731 4 роки тому +241

    "John likes to get in on the action to show the students how it's really done" lmao he knew nothing about wrestling

    • @USMCLP
      @USMCLP 4 роки тому +43

      Lmao word, dude was so narcissistic and delusional he would have fixed amateur matches in order to prove he was somehow a good wrestler. Because he would always lose otherwise.

    • @119Agent
      @119Agent 4 роки тому +3

      USMCLP I have been looking for those online but only see short clips.

    • @USMCLP
      @USMCLP 4 роки тому +4

      @LostDutchman No idea man, Schultz family and those around him probably kept the full tapes. I just know for sure that it really did happen.

    • @chachiolivares5664
      @chachiolivares5664 4 роки тому +9

      Zach Smith “how to get thrown without getting hurt.” Lmaoo

    • @fighting3209
      @fighting3209 4 роки тому

      lol

  • @chetyoubetya8565
    @chetyoubetya8565 8 років тому +249

    He acts like Mr.Burns from the Simpsons

    • @chetyoubetya8565
      @chetyoubetya8565 8 років тому

      +Xenom Menace Then you should be able to understand it better

    • @pooperscooper405
      @pooperscooper405 8 років тому +12

      You're spot on. I wouldn't be surprised if Mr. Burns was modeled off DuPont. I just got done watching the Team Foxcatcher doc on Netflix and my first thought was Mr. Burns. The nose and face, not to mention the hunchback and fraigility. Even the personality.

    • @maggiemae7749
      @maggiemae7749 5 років тому +1

      That is Jacob de Rothschild

    • @maggiemae7749
      @maggiemae7749 5 років тому

      @@pooperscooper405 no it is Jacob de Rothschild

    • @TheDrFMG
      @TheDrFMG 4 роки тому

      @@pooperscooper405 literally 3 facial birthmarks away from a middle-aged Monty.

  • @Dtrollmancan
    @Dtrollmancan 8 років тому +143

    wow after Foxcatcher to see this is WAYYYYY creepy

    • @notaspectator
      @notaspectator 8 років тому +2

      +Dtrollmancan yeah i thought so too , ugh

    • @DennisAlexioAndyHug
      @DennisAlexioAndyHug 7 років тому

      Dtrollmancan right

    • @tdmjason
      @tdmjason 7 років тому

      Dtrollmancan - you can tell he seems off and yes foxcatcher makes it way more wierd knowing this was taken before he murders

    • @jbrice9847
      @jbrice9847 4 роки тому

      Did the talk about sexual abuse. John left his fortune to some..bulgarian wrestler who stayed on the farm .

    • @BHAKTIBROPHY
      @BHAKTIBROPHY 3 місяці тому

      I didn't see Fox Catcher, and it's STILL way creepy. 😳

  • @aldowilliams4765
    @aldowilliams4765 3 роки тому +212

    Rest In Peace David Schultz, a great man so senselessly killed

    • @dookester.manoftruth7773
      @dookester.manoftruth7773 10 місяців тому +5

      I know what you mean, but that phrase is so misleading. "Senselessly" doesn't truly label the "killing", nor accurately describe the heinous crime of *maniacal murder.*

    • @oneflyguy1949
      @oneflyguy1949 4 місяці тому

      Absolutely! RIP

  • @kmixxx101
    @kmixxx101 8 років тому +324

    It's like propaganda film.

    • @Soyuz19
      @Soyuz19 8 років тому +16

      +Karrington Tucker That's exactly what it's like.

    • @Parawhore34
      @Parawhore34 8 років тому +23

      He probably paid someone off to get this special.

    • @Kerm88
      @Kerm88 7 років тому +8

      not really. I mean, had this guy not killed someone you'd definitely think otherwise. Its not like he secretly plotted to create a wrestling team just to kill a man.

    • @JakeandElwoodBlues
      @JakeandElwoodBlues 4 роки тому +4

      It’s called a puff piece.

    • @NateMac434
      @NateMac434 4 роки тому +1

      I just finished Mark Shultz’s book he mentions this. It’s totally a propaganda film.

  • @JustSomeCanadianGuy
    @JustSomeCanadianGuy 9 років тому +186

    "I do not share.... my mother's affection for horseflesh."

    • @alexthompson9516
      @alexthompson9516 8 років тому +15

      "I'll have you know."

    • @Gj23jk2
      @Gj23jk2 7 років тому +34

      Completely batshit insane. Dead eyes that look right through you. Characteristic schizophrenic "flat affect" coupled with bizarre bursts of inexplicable enthusiasm. Obviously stilted and disordered speech. Other posters have it right: if he hadn't been rich, nobody would have been willing to walk on the same side of the street as this lunatic.

    • @gabrieljlemay
      @gabrieljlemay 6 років тому +3

      Creepiest shit ever.

    • @janethockey9070
      @janethockey9070 5 років тому

      Reference to her preference for animals instead of humans.

    • @veillettephil5344
      @veillettephil5344 4 роки тому +3

      ndts ndts fuxk you

  • @MrCholoPants3415
    @MrCholoPants3415 9 років тому +415

    Carrell's performance was spot on besides the voice. Du Pont's voice is MUCH deeper than his. But he nailed Du Pont's weird mannerisms though, and his creepy......slow.....two words.... at a....time......speaking.....habbit.....

    • @Rininator
      @Rininator 9 років тому +37

      He also got that slightly nasally quality just right. I suppose there's not much he could do to make his voice deeper, though.

    • @benjaunceyyy
      @benjaunceyyy 9 років тому +32

      I think the voice was fine, Carrell has that voice and I think it made it even a little creepier.

    • @joesoap81
      @joesoap81 9 років тому +3

      Hahaha Yeah that speak pause speak pause is unusual maybe his cognitive thought process skipped like a scratched CD.

    • @ltmsm
      @ltmsm 9 років тому

      ***** LOL

    • @ltmsm
      @ltmsm 9 років тому +4

      Make up? Of course, that is called movies. Sorry for the resemblance - you see John Dupont couldn't play himself.

  • @Gourgandise
    @Gourgandise 9 років тому +106

    2'50, I could totally picture a man with a bottle of oxygen underwater, that he'd paid of course, to attach a fish to the hook.

  • @ytubeanon
    @ytubeanon 9 років тому +102

    Mr. Montgomery Burns + wrestling = John E du Pont

  • @IainWhoCantSleep
    @IainWhoCantSleep 9 років тому +70

    To the people saying how normal jon is in this video please note that he made this himself. Funded it basically propaganda for himself. Of course he would use only the best takes and everything said would positive. Steve Carell blew this out of the water. Seriously you guys think this video proves he was a normal dude? It's obviously his own little version of jon E DUPONT PROPAGANDA. You guys are so gullible.

    • @rontaylor7426
      @rontaylor7426 9 років тому +13

      I almost feel bad for Du Pont. The wrestling craze was him acting out and unconsciously crying for help. He was a sad lonely man strangled by his delusions. The wrestlers thought he was an eccentric harmless fool and they were only too happy to accept his financial assistance so they could achieve their dreams of success. Who wouldn't? They weren't psychiatrists and tragically how could they know that he was a ticking bomb? It was up to Du Pont to face his issues and but he didn't. He could have saved himself from himself. So although I almost feel bad for him I don't.

    • @bighands69
      @bighands69 9 років тому +3

      Dupont had a mental illness and he crack that is what happened.
      You are conflating his interests with his moment of madness.

    • @TopDog69
      @TopDog69 9 років тому +10

      I think the fact they had the liberty of being able to pick and choose the best takes and all that and STILL have him coming out of it looking quite... odd, and creepy says a fair bit.

    • @user-lg7jo3md5n
      @user-lg7jo3md5n 9 років тому +8

      Dude he sounds creepy as fuck :s

    • @designerlarry
      @designerlarry 9 років тому +1

      Your comment is well observed. The best !
      You see in the movie his presentations are through his eyes, his editing, like a political informercial.
      And this self promo was probably made when he was somewhat rational, and before the chronology Foxcatcher covers.
      I'm curious to know if Mark Schultz's displeasure with Bennett Miller portrayal of him
      And the innuendos is current or his reaction when the movie first came out.
      I empathize with mark Schultz though, he was in Villanovas wrestling program, he says that's why he came out to foxcatcher.
      Obviously there are dramatizations based on true events.

  • @WarlordRising
    @WarlordRising 9 років тому +51

    I have more respect for Carrell's performance after watching this. He got his mannerisms and dialect down pat. It's like a drugged Mr. Rogers.

  • @jasonpeters3558
    @jasonpeters3558 6 років тому +32

    "John has graciously allowed our camera's into his house." LOLOLOLOL! As he PAID himself to make this video

  • @PabloCruise91
    @PabloCruise91 9 років тому +86

    Steve Carrell for best lead performance!

  • @transformerszlaja
    @transformerszlaja 8 років тому +57

    He seemed a bit more cheerful than Carell portrayed him.

    • @thereaper1431
      @thereaper1431 5 років тому +15

      Just in this propaganda video.

    • @leila7254
      @leila7254 5 років тому +9

      He was younger then
      Carrell's portrayal is essentially the latest years before the murder

    • @119Agent
      @119Agent 4 роки тому +6

      Look up video of him in the mid 90’s. He is even weirder then and his speech is even more deliberate and his smile is permanent and is always looking down his nose.

    • @molehansman247
      @molehansman247 4 роки тому +5

      Honestly he seems more pathetic than sinister here

    • @papaluskask999
      @papaluskask999 4 роки тому +2

      That's because du Pont is trying to be nice 😂

  • @alexthompson9516
    @alexthompson9516 8 років тому +35

    "Uhp, got a fish! Uhp...got away."

  • @stanleygeorge1793
    @stanleygeorge1793 6 років тому +20

    Hearing him talking about fishing really illuminated the mindset of this sociopath. He really was an overgrown kid who felt that he could do anything and get away with it

    • @JFK-ir7yz
      @JFK-ir7yz 11 місяців тому +2

      100 percent correct.

    • @johansmallberries9874
      @johansmallberries9874 11 місяців тому +1

      Just the way he talks about “mother”. If you saw that in a movie you’d say it was hacky Hollywood writing, but no, this dude really did have a whole Norman Bates thing for real.

    • @johansmallberries9874
      @johansmallberries9874 11 місяців тому

      What’s interesting is this highlights all of his donations and generosity, knowing now that’s how he bought influence and a blind eye to his obvious mental condition.

    • @zachlovescats95
      @zachlovescats95 Місяць тому +1

      And he somewhat did. He was rich enough to make the police go easy on him after the murder.

  • @kelseylanelle
    @kelseylanelle 9 років тому +111

    Watching this after seeing Foxcatcher makes me realize how amazing of a job Steve Carell did with his portrayal of John. Chilling.

    • @edsmith8463
      @edsmith8463 6 років тому +9

      kelseylanelle I don't think so I don't think you did a good job at all this guy that it's showing is nothing like in the movie The guy in the movie had no feelings or emotions of any kind this guy here seems to kid around and he seems like he is true feelings let alone did he even do what they said I wonder if he was set up by the elitist that he I know he is an elitist but I wonder if he was set up by them for some reason I don't know what it would be but sometimes they do stuff like that

    • @tevinfong4390
      @tevinfong4390 4 роки тому

      I agree 💯 did you see how at the end of the movie they said Dave survived but in reality he didn't

    • @dianeharrison4975
      @dianeharrison4975 3 роки тому

      Acting sure is a talent

    • @porkchopsandpotatoes8973
      @porkchopsandpotatoes8973 3 роки тому +13

      @@tevinfong4390 it said that Dave was “survived by his wife and children” meaning they outlived him.

    • @joee1213
      @joee1213 2 роки тому +4

      Lol no. Totally disagree. He didn’t look or act like John du Pont at all. Carell did great. But the writing and makeup were horrible. This guy is way different than carells version.

  • @KaliMaLover
    @KaliMaLover 2 роки тому +26

    I was so moved by the way Steve Carell portrayed John du Pont that in the middle of it I googled JdP. Wow, I knew SC could act but seeing this video makes me appreciate him at a whole other level. It is so easy to act out the character as a caricature and, in the case of JdP, it would have been very easy to play him in such a way. Had that happened, so much would have been missed in terms of seeing the deep lessons JdP's life provides as it wove in and contrasted against the lives of Dave and Mark Schultz.
    At the heart of it, is the heart of it. For all the wealth and luxury that the du Pont's were living in, the mother and son were incapable of truly experiencing love for themselves or each other. The Schultz had what the du Ponts were missing in their life -- unconditional love for each other. The du Ponts had what the Schultz were short of in their life -- economic support.
    It is fascinating to watch how authorities/military personnel were willing to accept and kowtow to the behaviour of JdP bec of all the money he was pouring into their pockets. Any other individual who behaved anywhere near how JdP behaved would be put in his place or ignored or locked up in an institution. It is very obvious JdP had the emotional intelligence and maturity of a seven year old child; he was childish, NOT child like. It is also quite clear that his own mother was not very emotionally intelligent nor mature herself -- she could not love her son for exactly the way he wanted to be. The scene where they talk about JdP's train set and what to do with it was an incredibly powerful statement about the majority of how most parent-child relationships are. Parent wants child to be X and child wants parent to be seen and accepted as Y. Each one demanding their worth be given by the other.
    #channingtatum, #markruffalo and #bennetmiller, #thankyou for this absolutely unforgettable movie. Amazing work .

    • @TheSmokingDen
      @TheSmokingDen Рік тому +5

      Worth the read

    • @GroundedSolidarity
      @GroundedSolidarity Рік тому +4

      Worth the read! Yes! So well said

    • @juniorsanchez7441
      @juniorsanchez7441 7 місяців тому +2

      Definitely worth the read! Great comment

    • @BingoNamo-gb8pz
      @BingoNamo-gb8pz 6 днів тому

      I’m still confused about what happened between 1988 & 1996. Mark left in 1988 but his brother Dave stayed with wife & kids 8 more years before he was murdered?? I still don’t get the motive for the murder & why there were no red flags or ignored red flags for 8 years??

  • @TrenchMan93
    @TrenchMan93 3 роки тому +49

    It feels like John paid for this video to show how cool he is. “Please someone be my friend.” The ad.

  • @DoyleHargraves
    @DoyleHargraves 5 років тому +8

    I am a firm believer that humans need something to struggle and strive to achieve. Being born with so much wealth with no requirement to ever make something out of himself, that played a big part in insanity.

  • @DrivenMind
    @DrivenMind 9 років тому +12

    You can tell he's a guy who's never actually had to work for anything a day in his life. But his schizophrenia isn't immediately obvious. Watching this made me realize how good a job Steve Carrell did imitating the rhythm of his speech.

  • @nickfromCO
    @nickfromCO 9 років тому +58

    The real life Norman Bates.

    • @joherold
      @joherold 8 років тому

      Haha!

    • @adamhicks304
      @adamhicks304 6 років тому +2

      Nick Falletta the real life Norman Bates is Ed Gein

  • @cdflip78
    @cdflip78 3 роки тому +64

    The way he takes his athletic tenacity to the fish is captivating.... if I could only put more of my athletic tenacity into my fishing I'd be such a better fisherman!

    • @GrassPossum
      @GrassPossum 2 роки тому +6

      Mate, he's a guy holding a fishing rod, dipped in the water, that doesn't make him a fisherman. I'm not a keen fisherman, but I can see a total tonk easily enough. He's lucky they're only small fish or he'd end up losing that athletic contest.

    • @ainnochaim9450
      @ainnochaim9450 2 роки тому +22

      @@GrassPossum boy, that FLEW WAAAAAYYY over your head, mate. The guy was being SARCASTIC.

    • @cdflip78
      @cdflip78 Рік тому +2

      @@ainnochaim9450 LOL.... thanks for clarifying it for this guy..... didn't think it was possible to not see the sarcasm there

    • @mantisjdg
      @mantisjdg Рік тому

      “But there’s one catch…”
      See what he did there?

    • @KrypticChambers
      @KrypticChambers 10 місяців тому

      Athletic Tinasity… Hahaha

  • @Knowledgeabovetheory
    @Knowledgeabovetheory 8 років тому +42

    Yo Steve Carroll crushed that shit

    • @xs10z
      @xs10z 2 роки тому

      I can dig it, homes! I'm down with the get down!

  • @oakmitchell5805
    @oakmitchell5805 9 років тому +20

    "You got a problem with me?"

  • @Dzpvideo
    @Dzpvideo  9 років тому +112

    Actually, the hospital commissioned the video at duPont's request because he donated money to build a trauma center. DuPont never participated in the edit session and there were very few outtakes.

    • @anitan8300
      @anitan8300 9 років тому +1

      adam brothwood That IS the uploader! Duh!

    • @thprfssnl1
      @thprfssnl1 9 років тому +12

      It didn't seem like there were too many outtakes lol

    • @bluejackgirlyx
      @bluejackgirlyx 9 років тому +1

      Dave Speace I think you dismiss the realit of this - have a look at the wrestling and opnbeing sections near the beginning of this short. Note the adjectives used by the narrator. "Outdoorsman" and other terms build up JOhn as a running the company business and conquering everything else. Thi was clearly written by John - everything the narrator says! This is what he did. Guy is remarkable - do you know if there is any truth to rumor he is a eunach- casused by a horse accident? thanks

    • @Dzpvideo
      @Dzpvideo  9 років тому +8

      big trade
      No... John DuPont did not write the voice-over for this. All his on-camera talking was extemporaneous... no script. Everything was done in one take!

    • @paigefive
      @paigefive 9 років тому +2

      Hey Dave are you sick fuck to!!!!????

  • @nassermohammed2806
    @nassermohammed2806 8 років тому +23

    I just saw the movie last night,,, I read a lot about John dupont in Wikipedia and now saw this interview. The story is unique and fabulously sad.

    • @StrongSoftLily
      @StrongSoftLily 3 роки тому +2

      It is sad ! That with all that wealth, he couldn't buy happiness, friends or family ! Why NOTHING of that was taken into consideration by court?&how come a billionaire like him couldn't get out of jail after a while????

    • @nassermohammed2806
      @nassermohammed2806 3 роки тому +2

      @@StrongSoftLily I don't feel sorry for him, I think he deserved what he got. I need to watch the movie again, hope i can find it on Netflix.

  • @MackGully
    @MackGully 9 років тому +36

    The worst part about this man was his sense of entitlement just because he was born into wealth and status. Just goes to show you respect can not be bought, only earned.

    • @dumby88
      @dumby88 9 місяців тому +2

      Life is a pay to win game.

  • @threethrushes
    @threethrushes 7 років тому +38

    Ornithologist, philatelist, philanthropist.

    • @markjohnson4643
      @markjohnson4643 5 років тому +4

      When you have 200 million dollars, people will refer to you as whatever you want them to. This guy was a pathetic schmuck who could only get people to talk to him by giving them money.

  • @Bikewithlove
    @Bikewithlove 8 років тому +41

    I heard about this case as a kid, and seeing it now after everything I've learned in life is that this man's story is a deeply sad indictment on both the way society still marginalizes and virtually ignores mental illness, and how vulnerable and sycophantic people are by nature. One of the most important things people need is other people, and to realize that in order to have friends you have to have money. Hardship can happen to anyone, and it's terrible the way it alienates friends and loved ones when their love and support are needed the most. Most people see a creep here, but I see a person with a disability who no one with the authority to intervene cared about enough to at least try to learn what to do to help him and thereby save others. I see it all the time ...sad.

    • @Gameraaaa
      @Gameraaaa 8 років тому +5

      +Bikewithlove You should know that in interviews when he was promoting the movie, Steve Carell held the same opinion about John du Pont as you do. He mentioned thinking that he found it heartbreaking that he had no true friends to help him out, and that everyone was turning a blind eye to his mental illness. When you watch the movie Foxcatcher, I think it shows that he played du Pont with a lot of sympathy.

    • @jimmymass1132
      @jimmymass1132 8 років тому +2

      Fuck him may he burn in hell

    • @craigreed7555
      @craigreed7555 3 роки тому +2

      Bikewithlove if we only had more people like you in this crazy world! People are so quick to demonize the guy, but the hard, sad truth is in the foxcatcher tragedy it was certainly no winners! Of course my heart goes out to the Schulz family! I cannot even wrap my mind around the pain that's been brought to bear in that family, but it's such a travesty for the Dupont family as well, certainly in very different ways, but tragic and devastatingly sad as well! More awareness definitely needs to be allotted to the crippling effects and manifestations that are entailed in the mental diseases worldwide.

    • @GrassPossum
      @GrassPossum 2 роки тому

      I don't need people, or money. Because I realised what you say is right.

    • @Bikewithlove
      @Bikewithlove 2 роки тому

      @@GrassPossum - Except that isn’t what I said at all. If you don’t need other people you wouldn’t have posted a reply. If you don’t need money then you wouldn’t have an internet connection. The point being that if you’re mentally ill, broke, and isolated, then you’re being let down in a way that makes everyone lose.

  • @mrterp04
    @mrterp04 Рік тому +2

    Usually big budget dramas like “Foxcatcher” overdo it with their subjects.
    Footage like this shows that, if anything, John was even weirder in real life.

  • @Sneaky_freek
    @Sneaky_freek Рік тому +5

    This reminds me of those 80s training videos from Wendy's, pizza hut, old country buffet, etc.

  • @gedrooney9305
    @gedrooney9305 9 років тому +3

    Just finished Foxcatcher, had to find out more about the characters after seeing it so many thanks for the up load!

    • @stonegroovejason
      @stonegroovejason 9 років тому

      Philadelphias FavoriteSon His "philanthropy" wasn't about helping the less fortunate. It was about trying to buy love and respect to feed his ego.

  • @roundcabenet
    @roundcabenet 9 років тому +21

    He looks like a young Mr. Burns.

  • @fredocorleone3280
    @fredocorleone3280 7 років тому +83

    He appears to have some sort of autism spectrum disorder.
    His facial expressions are basically turned off.

    • @jasoncarswell7458
      @jasoncarswell7458 5 років тому +11

      Google "flat affect". He was either schizophrenic or autistic.
      I can hear people screaming for mentioning those two in the same sentence... despite it being true.

    • @janethockey9070
      @janethockey9070 5 років тому +8

      His mother had him at 41.

    • @jimiroller4054
      @jimiroller4054 5 років тому +4

      As i see this video i know realise that he was in autism spectrum.yes fredocorleone you hsve right.this quy doesnt feel anything ,no friends no feelings.thats why his mother like many parents do in wrongway treat him like this .she waa thinking that she protect him in rhis way

    • @maggiemae7749
      @maggiemae7749 5 років тому +5

      Inbreeding

    • @savagetabby4931
      @savagetabby4931 4 роки тому +1

      @@jasoncarswell7458 Hell no. I am not upset that they are in the same sentence. They both tend to deal with disassociation from societal standards. The only difference is Autistic people DO tend to be rather happy individuals. The whole Ignorance is Bliss is the best way i can explain after teaching and having two children who have autistic. Umm..he is freaking schizo as hell. His mother sheltering him and not handling the problem at hand...yeah..if he was autistic, that is what pushed him over the edge.

  • @SmrutiSahoo_otaku
    @SmrutiSahoo_otaku 8 років тому +68

    Who else came here after watching Foxcatcher movie ????

    • @DennisAlexioAndyHug
      @DennisAlexioAndyHug 7 років тому

      Smruti Sahoo me

    • @jamilhaikal5772
      @jamilhaikal5772 5 років тому

      Smruti Sahoo i did lol

    • @xoxoleonoeloxox
      @xoxoleonoeloxox 5 років тому

      No one. Only you.

    • @michaell5427
      @michaell5427 5 років тому

      I did

    • @OriginalPuro
      @OriginalPuro 3 роки тому

      Kids, don't beg for internet points by asking who else is watching something because of this or that, no one cares WHY you watch, just watch.

  • @regologelliniromacivis
    @regologelliniromacivis 9 років тому +36

    Like I said in a post on the aborted process of the DuPont that committed incest on his three years old and got away with a tap on his hand,these guys show the signs of degeneration caused by inbreeding (intermarriages amongst the wealthy and/or the nobility . Any cultivated physionimist can detect many tell tale signs in their very facial features and demeanor . That is how dynasties disappear sooner or later because of this degeneration. Vice and lust are their common denominator and quite soon nature wins over the unpunished sinners regardless of their earthly power . Thank God ! Whether he exists or not !

    • @sahkram
      @sahkram 9 років тому +2

      i live in one of the wealthiest parts of the world. and we nave many examples of the same kind of ppl. many are on their 5th generations and will be the last as they have degenerated as you tell.

    • @regologelliniromacivis
      @regologelliniromacivis 9 років тому

      Look at the fate of the Kennedys !

    • @sahkram
      @sahkram 9 років тому

      regolo gellini i wouldn't count families like the Kennedy's, Rockefeller or Roosevelts among the degenerate, they are the opposite, they have a purpose and no more trouble than the rank and file.

    • @regologelliniromacivis
      @regologelliniromacivis 9 років тому +1

      I was talking of disgrace and precocious deaths as well as alcholism and drug abuse . Homicide,suicides,deaths by accident .

    • @regologelliniromacivis
      @regologelliniromacivis 9 років тому

      I am saying that he represent the doom of his race he is an assassin and deserve to pay !

  • @adventuresofafirst-timemum9772
    @adventuresofafirst-timemum9772 4 роки тому +9

    Who else is watching this after watching Team Foxcatcher in Netflix?🙋🏽‍♂️🙋🏼‍♀️

  • @timbeaux7678
    @timbeaux7678 8 років тому +1

    Thanks for putting this up, very interesting.

  • @stevenrichards3699
    @stevenrichards3699 8 років тому +12

    Who didn't look at him and think .............creepy guy !

  • @ILUVJOHN112710
    @ILUVJOHN112710 9 років тому +95

    I think it's horrible what he did but I can't help but feel sorry for him bcuz I think he desperately tried to fit in and genuinely loved helping people but with the amount of inbreeding and isolation he was bound to become psychotic eventually and its quite sad

    • @inutonmoms
      @inutonmoms 9 років тому

      Im going in this with total ignorance and my only reference is some newspaper articles, the movie and now this and to me it seemed he didnt like to help as much as he helped ppl to feel like a human being but not out of selflesness

    • @ILUVJOHN112710
      @ILUVJOHN112710 9 років тому

      Yeah that's true

    • @tonydalterio3605
      @tonydalterio3605 9 років тому +1

      That 's very true and insightful, But those around him knew well about his condition.

    • @TinfoilHatWearer
      @TinfoilHatWearer 9 років тому

      agreed.

    • @hasjtrackers
      @hasjtrackers 9 років тому +2

      Yes because there is always a reason you shoot someone untill they die right.Its either mummy or daddy,priest or monk,neighbour or brother.Always someone around to give murderers a reason to kill.

  • @seankennycinema
    @seankennycinema 8 років тому +10

    This just feels like a Tim and Eric sketch... Especially after watching Foxcatcher.

    • @tnlone
      @tnlone 2 роки тому

      Wow yes it really does. That undercurrent of frustration. Good call

  • @JeremyGalvez
    @JeremyGalvez 9 років тому +6

    Watching this after the Foxcatcher movie is super creepy and trippy.

  • @eckathewrecka
    @eckathewrecka 9 років тому +2

    Thanks Dave for posting this video it has given folks a chance to see the real John Du Pont...

  • @jacobpeluso2586
    @jacobpeluso2586 2 роки тому +7

    The funniest part of this whole thing is at 1:05, when he starts speaking with fluidity... He recognizes it and gets super excited hahaha

    • @LG215x
      @LG215x 10 місяців тому

      You’re off on this…

    • @thefreed1361
      @thefreed1361 9 місяців тому

      he's just remembering and is proud of all he is saying

  • @lindaspinelli1504
    @lindaspinelli1504 9 років тому +6

    Remembering the farmer that worked for my dad part time and at the Dupont's full. Charlie used to see John in the barn and call him johnny. The morning after his mother passed away and Johnny was in the barn and Charlie said, "good morning Johnny sorry for your loss", Johnny turned around and said, "it is Mr Dupont to you!"

    • @tnlone
      @tnlone 2 роки тому +2

      No kidding, wow

    • @tiananman
      @tiananman 10 місяців тому

      @@tnlone no way. this guy is a liar. or his dad is, if he even has a dad.

    • @amado4249
      @amado4249 10 місяців тому

      ​@@tiananmanYou know he is lying, how?

    • @tiananman
      @tiananman 10 місяців тому

      @@amado4249 call it a sickth sense

  • @Quiet_One
    @Quiet_One 9 років тому +7

    If someone looks harmless they're probably a psychopath.

    • @Hoganply
      @Hoganply 8 років тому +1

      +Quiet One To a paranoid schizophrenic maybe.

  • @BenNBenInc
    @BenNBenInc 9 років тому +8

    If you want to understand the whole idea of Du Pont, read the autobiography of Mark Schultz 'FOXCATCHER' because it explains everything

    • @oldironsides4107
      @oldironsides4107 Рік тому

      Mark has an agenda against DuPont.
      He’s bitter and petty to DuPont probably because he murdered his brother.

    • @BingoNamo-gb8pz
      @BingoNamo-gb8pz 6 днів тому

      ⁠@@oldironsides4107so Mark left Foxcatcher in 1988 but Dave stayed up until his death in 1996? Is that correct? 8 years living under Jon Du Pont without any concerns for the welfare of their family?

  • @elgransick
    @elgransick 8 років тому +8

    "Oh... got a fish. Oh... got away"

  • @humblepie9906
    @humblepie9906 9 років тому +6

    I saw the movie FOXCATCHER last night it was done very well! You guys must see it! Sad of what happened.

    • @BingoNamo-gb8pz
      @BingoNamo-gb8pz 6 днів тому

      ⁠​⁠so Mark left Foxcatcher in 1988 but Dave stayed up until his death in 1996? Is that correct? 8 years living under Jon Du Pont without any concerns for the welfare of their family?

  • @raves1976
    @raves1976 9 років тому +8

    Foxcatcher! Great movie and a remarkable story. This guy was so nuts!

    • @BingoNamo-gb8pz
      @BingoNamo-gb8pz 6 днів тому

      If he was so nuts then why did Dave Shultz keep his wife & kids there for 8 years??

  • @zigguratjones6458
    @zigguratjones6458 6 років тому +4

    Ben Mendelsohn would have also been a really good choice to play Du Pont. He has similar cheek bones, proven track record of playing creeps, and even has the same sort of lisp/drawl in his voice as Du Pont.

    • @shaynecahill6979
      @shaynecahill6979 6 років тому

      You're so right! Just finished watching Foxcatcher and thought Carell did a pretty good job. Although, whilst watching this video, Du Pont was reminding me of a couple actors and I just couldn't put my finger on who.

    • @That_Random_Bloke
      @That_Random_Bloke 10 місяців тому

      That’s a great observation!

  • @nickfooz
    @nickfooz 9 років тому +24

    Steve Carell definitely portrayed John Du Pont as a caricature, making him look much more ridiculous, dark and creepy than he seems in this video. I loved the movie and Steve's performance, and I did take him seriously, but there was this undeniable hint of parody in the way Steve played him, it seemed deliberate. Especially the way he ran.

    • @toddfeehley4810
      @toddfeehley4810 4 роки тому +6

      I bet you wouldn't think so if you watch the Netflix version check it out that's for Nancy Schultz videotaped a lot of him creepier than ever

    • @raoulduke2309
      @raoulduke2309 2 роки тому +11

      I grew up on the farm..my best friends mom was a maid in the big house..I knew John very well and I can assure you he was way creepier than Carell played him..as a middle school and high school wrestler Dave taught me so much..even more than my actual coach..those years were very interesting and very strange..John accused me and Jim of digging tunnels up to the big house and hiding behind the walls..at Christmas time John would drive from house to house in a WW11 era tank and deliver fruit cake to all his employees..my last day on the farm I was 17 years old and John pulled a gun on me..threatened to “put one between my eyes”..and not three months later he shot dave on his driveway in front of his wife and kids..the film made me ill when I saw it in the theater..never had a movie affect me like that before or since..

    • @raoulduke2309
      @raoulduke2309 2 роки тому +7

      I never met Mark..but I can say that Dave made a positive impact on my life..and for a “bad kid” like me..he really helped me in many ways..rest in peace

    • @el34glo59
      @el34glo59 7 місяців тому

      Not true at all. This is one video. Trust me he acted the way Steve did

    • @harmankang6883
      @harmankang6883 7 місяців тому

      @@toddfeehley4810yeah but the actual documentary he portrayed him in a creepy way rather than this upbeat propagandish coach

  • @justinbt
    @justinbt 3 роки тому +4

    “Hello my name is John Du Pont, I’m a creep with mental illness”

    • @BingoNamo-gb8pz
      @BingoNamo-gb8pz 6 днів тому

      Then why Did Dave Shultz keep his family there for 8 years if it was clear that he was off his rocker?

  • @Y0utubeIsFuckingHomo
    @Y0utubeIsFuckingHomo 7 років тому +4

    If he could have held his unraveling brain together, he really could have gone down as one of the greatest "coaches" and philanthropists in modern history, which is what he really wanted.

  • @Blubberlover5312
    @Blubberlover5312 4 роки тому +8

    He's literally Mr.Burns.

  • @benjaunceyyy
    @benjaunceyyy 9 років тому +44

    Steve Carrell played Du Pont PERFECTLY in Foxcatcher, an incredible performance and I hope he get's the oscar for best actor as he definitely deserves this one.

    • @joee1213
      @joee1213 2 роки тому +9

      Lol no. He didn’t.

    • @alfoster09
      @alfoster09 Рік тому +2

      As perfect as he played the role apparently the movie has done nothing but piss off the victims family....

    • @Neufertful
      @Neufertful Рік тому

      ​@@alfoster09how?

    • @MintyFreshTurds
      @MintyFreshTurds 11 місяців тому +3

      The voice is completely wrong.

    • @user-ys7eh9kx9p
      @user-ys7eh9kx9p 10 місяців тому +1

      ​@@MintyFreshTurdsi agree even tho i like Steve alot

  • @tarzlegacy9446
    @tarzlegacy9446 Рік тому +3

    “A bright prospect for the US Olympic team in the 1960s, John was unable to pursue his dream due to an injury” 😂😂😂😂 Prospect my A**!

  • @skrongo
    @skrongo 9 років тому +2

    So trippy watching this right after watching Foxcatcher.

  • @grahamfrostvideo
    @grahamfrostvideo 8 років тому +2

    An interview on The Howard Stern show, Steve Carrell said that this was the main source for his interpretation of Du Pont

  • @brettshears
    @brettshears 9 років тому +6

    Steve Carell captured him perfectly in the movie Foxcatcher.

  • @StrongSoftLily
    @StrongSoftLily 3 роки тому +3

    Right after watching the movie &got touched by how one mistake would turn a whole life upside down 😩 I'm watching this video. Who else did that?

  • @pining4apple
    @pining4apple 9 років тому

    This is great! Thanks for the upload.
    Steve mentioned that there were outtakes, do you know of them?
    Anyways thanks again.

  • @r1pp3dx
    @r1pp3dx 5 років тому +6

    6:01 "John himself even likes to get in on the action once in a while, to show the students how it's really done. For example, how to get thrown."

  • @mikekile0070
    @mikekile0070 9 років тому +9

    I wonder if Jerry Sandusky ever visited the foxcatcher farm???

  • @jamesvanalden
    @jamesvanalden 9 років тому +6

    good work. thanks for sharing. must be surreal for you.

    • @Dzpvideo
      @Dzpvideo  9 років тому +10

      It was a very interesting assignment at the time. Of course, who knew that the John E Dupont story would end the way it did?11!

  • @ffejgib
    @ffejgib Рік тому +2

    John's wealthy mother died shortly after this video was made (in 1988) which began his disturbing downward spiral into madness & the murder of Dave Schultz.

  • @BryanWay
    @BryanWay 9 років тому +6

    I had a few minutes to spare before going to Foxcatcher on opening night (in Newtown Square, no less!) so I watched this with my fiancée. We were both bemused and bewildered, wondering how it would be possible for Carell to do him justice without making it a parody. Turned out to be my favorite movie of 2014. I love that the du Pont video in the movie catches the vibe of this one. Just made the whole experience that much more unsettling.

  • @professorjacko
    @professorjacko 9 років тому +10

    Sorry he was mentally ill, but after Foxcatcher this is errie. Carrell's amazing performance catches the aristocratic decadence, numbness, pain, and inner horror of this pathetic murderer who traumatized a family and wasted his own life. In the end, he's just a filthy-rich spoiled brat whose privilege extended to murder.

    • @BingoNamo-gb8pz
      @BingoNamo-gb8pz 6 днів тому

      Traumatized them for 8 years?? Why didn’t the family just LEAVE?

  • @Cheney-l5d
    @Cheney-l5d 6 років тому +3

    This is a good example of how news stations make killers look like heroes.

    • @Dzpvideo
      @Dzpvideo  6 років тому +1

      This video was shot way before du Pont became a killer!

    • @Cheney-l5d
      @Cheney-l5d 6 років тому

      Dave Speace it was two years before the shooting i know, but he already had psychological problems. Just see him talk.

    • @BingoNamo-gb8pz
      @BingoNamo-gb8pz 6 днів тому

      @@Dzpvideo​​⁠​⁠so Mark left Foxcatcher in 1988 but Dave stayed up until his death in 1996? Is that correct? 8 years living under Jon Du Pont without any concerns for the welfare of their family?

  • @Papafranzis
    @Papafranzis 9 років тому +2

    After watching Foxcatcher, I find this to be so... eerie.

  • @courtneywright7081
    @courtneywright7081 8 років тому +10

    Idk if anyone's interested, but I actually live in Delaware (DuPont is like everything to DE) and John used to come into the Italian Bistro in the mall where my mom worked and order a shit ton of food, talk to himself, harass waitresses, and NEVER tip lol not really relevant to the foxcatcher story, but I always found that interesting

  • @snakeskinjacket77
    @snakeskinjacket77 9 років тому +6

    12:30 "unless some massive casualty happens nearby"

  • @berserker1877
    @berserker1877 9 років тому +5

    You filmed him? holy crap, this man was creepy.

  • @LoganNashFilms
    @LoganNashFilms 9 років тому +1

    I'm pretty sure they even used the same music in this video that they used in the video in the movie. Incredible.

  • @TLCampbellEFX
    @TLCampbellEFX 9 років тому

    How long did it take them to change the names of that trauma center and the Villanova arena?

  • @WarpxD
    @WarpxD 8 років тому +23

    Steve Carell did a great job

  • @joebarniak
    @joebarniak 8 років тому +15

    This really does seem like the video from the movie where he tried to make himself look great.

    • @timramich
      @timramich 8 років тому +1

      A life of giving shouldn't be suddenly erased because of one bad act done in actual medical insanity. Insane people don't get themselves help, they always need to be forced into treatment.

    • @joebarniak
      @joebarniak 8 років тому +1

      He contributed a lot and did good. That should never be ignored.

    • @northwes7826
      @northwes7826 8 років тому +11

      +Tim Ramich He was a narcissistic coke head who killed an innocent father of two children. I don't care what he gave to who.....he was a scumbag. Glad he died rotting in prison.

    • @liamhaydn6235
      @liamhaydn6235 4 роки тому

      @TheWitherling true, look at Jimmy Saville

  • @12wonge
    @12wonge 8 років тому +1

    "It would be my hope that no one would ever have to go through it"......damn that's eerie.

  • @gregsouls2666
    @gregsouls2666 4 місяці тому +1

    Surprised the commentator didn't say John was going to treat one of the trauma patients on film to show the Drs. how it is done.

  • @TheCinemaMan777
    @TheCinemaMan777 9 років тому +3

    man did bennit miller do a great job portraying his films in a identical light to their real counter figures

  • @oddballsok
    @oddballsok 9 років тому +5

    I am no american, and thus not familiar with this Dupont history. I haven't seen the film, only the few teasers.
    But I can tell now that the real DuPont in this video doesnot appear to be AS SINISTER and emotionless as Carell makes it .
    I have no doubt that this DuPont hides a weird character, but it surely doesNOT show here (or elsewhere in public?).
    The way he looks here, and has a weird character is found with MILLIONS of other narcissistic/manager characters world wide.

    • @GROENAASMusic
      @GROENAASMusic 5 років тому

      Not even narcissists. Some regular people too.

  • @jamesd7678
    @jamesd7678 6 років тому +1

    Wow Steve carrells inflections were perfect. Same with the brief pauses in speech

  • @SugarRuneStarNut
    @SugarRuneStarNut 8 років тому +10

    This is surreal...

    • @jonathanscavs9334
      @jonathanscavs9334 8 років тому

      +John Sabp maybe so but why do you care if someone watched the movie and then felt for dave Schultz. maybe they were go young to hear about it back then.

    • @aprildpate83
      @aprildpate83 8 років тому

      +John Sabp than u should appreciate the concern even more .

  • @chadzeller3735
    @chadzeller3735 9 років тому +5

    Ok, so I watched Foxcatcher and thought for sure Steve Carrell was WAY too creepy. No way was the real John Du Pont this much of a creep. After watching this I realized I was wrong - he's ever creepier! Carrell did a great job though. They got his look down very well in Foxcatcher and Carrell got his mannerisms down very well.

  • @therooster4590
    @therooster4590 3 роки тому +3

    0:52 he is reading his lines... 😳 Man, really spooky if you know his story and the film "Foxcatcher" ...

  • @thepianoman5491
    @thepianoman5491 3 роки тому +2

    What a sad tragic finish to a man who was so desperate to fit in. But nowhere near sadder than Dave Schultz's families loss. A tragic story

    • @BingoNamo-gb8pz
      @BingoNamo-gb8pz 6 днів тому

      So Dave Shultz kept his family there 8 years after his brother Mark left? In those 8 years he had zero concern for the welfare of his family?

  • @williamvillagomez69
    @williamvillagomez69 9 років тому +2

    I had to see this after watching FOXCATCHER ..which was a really great drama movie..a compelling story & really didn't notice at first that Steve Carell portrayed Du pont... Wow... .. I do believe that there was definitely same bloodline marriages going on in the Du pont family tree.

    • @frankercer
      @frankercer 6 місяців тому

      not sure about bloodline marriages, but cocaine was surely involved

  • @ellechero1082
    @ellechero1082 8 років тому +3

    He sounds like such a cool guy in this video , its cool that there was so many videos made with John , to see his psychoness

    • @BingoNamo-gb8pz
      @BingoNamo-gb8pz 6 днів тому

      So you’re assuming he had no drugs in his system at the time of Dave’s murder? Is this a proven fact?

  • @leonthesleepy
    @leonthesleepy 6 років тому +5

    What a story Michael

  • @ClixWizard
    @ClixWizard 9 років тому +2

    The fact that he comes off so creepy in scripted filming is unsettling at best. He must have seemed a hundred times more awkward in real life.

  • @bmullin96
    @bmullin96 9 років тому

    Just finished watching Fox Catcher. The movie and acting was very well done, but it was sad and tragic story.

  • @Mauser_.
    @Mauser_. 9 років тому +6

    Thanks for the video. Very haunting seeing this right after the film. I don't believe Steve Carrell managed to capture the real John at all. John seemed more alive, didn't freeze in that weird look "up" from the movie, and even his nose seems quite ordinary and well within the usual variations found in people, not at all as big as portrayed in the film.

    • @KevinDee1979
      @KevinDee1979 2 роки тому

      He has a hoagie nose

    • @iluvtriggeringpeople7
      @iluvtriggeringpeople7 2 роки тому

      Not to mention if ppl do their research, They will find the movie was flawed. For the fact that Dave and Mark were NEVER at the farm at the same time.

    • @BingoNamo-gb8pz
      @BingoNamo-gb8pz 6 днів тому

      @@iluvtriggeringpeople7​​⁠​⁠so Mark left Foxcatcher in 1988 but Dave stayed up until his death in 1996? Is that correct? 8 years living under Jon Du Pont without any concerns for the welfare of his family? When did Dave move his family there & why did they stay for so long if there was clear evidence that Du Pont was unpredictable?

  • @st85100
    @st85100 9 років тому +4

    If you really want to understand who the Schultz brothers are and really what Mark thought and thinks of John du Pont you have to read the book Foxcatcher. Great book!

    • @BingoNamo-gb8pz
      @BingoNamo-gb8pz 6 днів тому

      What did Dave think of John I wonder. He stayed on his property for 8 years. Must not have thought too badly of him…

  • @dklustick
    @dklustick 9 років тому +1

    It's weird this is so errie and surreal on its own... I thought Foxcatcher exaggerated his strangeness a bit... but after watching this I don't think they went far enough!

  • @rafaelduarte8189
    @rafaelduarte8189 9 років тому +1

    What a crazy story and a facinating movie!