I love the fact that Josh spoke about the Goonies with such enthusiasm. Some actors get annoyed when you bring up a film that ensdures in the hearts of fans but he was like, “Let's go!"
@@KP-zd3hc : Agree, but I was referring to all actors. Great example is John Cusack. Ask him about “Better Off Dead” which in my opinion is an 80’s classic. The guy hates the film and won’t discuss it.
if you have time, or know of the series, he did a "Hot Ones" and it truly shows how he is as a person. If don't know Hot Ones a guy interviews celebs and asks them questions but each question they have to eat a wing and they keep getting hotter.
Josh Brolin talking about being surrounded by legendary actors like Christopher Walken as if Josh himself isn't legendary truly shows how humble he is as a person.
Theres several diff actors Ive seen and whenever ANY of them mention Mark, and the love in their voice, its clearly evident Mark Ruffalo is the nicest person any of them have ever met, on or off screen. I get the impression HE would bring YOU a glass of water if you said you were thirsty and he just so happened to be on fire at the time.
@@syreallewyatt5048this reminds me of this story of Mark Ruffalo being starstruck around RDJ and Chris Evans and some other folks, making a huge deal of them being amazing Hollywood stars, and it’s like… sir, so are you!
Its funny how a big super star like Brolin remains humble about the fact he was very lucky way back when he started, and still feels lucky today after every role a does and the fact he was allowed to be there around those talented people, seems funny now that he is a very recognizable name, but he remains down to earth
Josh is the most underrated talent in entertainment he blows me away with how he gets so immersed in every character he does. He truly cares about his art.
@@Disney65Fan agreed, he and Jeff share a certain affable quality that Ron doesn't quite have. Like, I find myself wanting to smoke a blunt with Josh and/or Jeff, whereas I want to drink tequila with Ron, and that's the difference, if that makes sense.
The 'argument in the truck' scene between him and Jennifer Connelly in 'Only The Brave' is fantastic. One of my favorite scenes he's ever performed in.
I am SO happy that he sees the Goonies as an important part of his career and looks at it fondly. So many people move on to supposedly "bigger" or "better" things in their career and then act like their early projects are beneath them or something. I love that he's wonders if he deserves to be in the room with the big guys. He's so humble. The answer to his question is a resounding "YES".
He's similarly chill to Ethan Hawke, what an authentic guy. Glad to hear he understood the greatness of Thanos as a character, he elevated the MCU like Downey did
When I see where the MCU is now it's easy to forget the tension, awe and shock that I felt watching Infinity War and Endgame, and so much of that was down to Josh Brolin's performance. Thanos is formidable, threatening, single-minded, but also with a degree of fragility and gravitas which offsets the character and makes his actions pack so much of a punch
Except that he _"used the Stones to destroy the Stones"._ *Department of Redundancy Department* trope is not commonly associated with poetry, as far as I know.
I love how he speaks like he is no big deal. He’s probably one of the most talented actor of this generation being in a wide range of movies. Drama, action, coming of age, superhero movies, scifi. Name it and he’s got it.
I hope Mark Ruffalo will has a chance in interview to tell his story side of Josh's line bits. Cause it sounds really funny and might be the reason Josh has lasting memory of it
Super relatable. Breaks it down with no pretension and very matter of fact. Like his Lewellen character. What a great actor. I like how he talks about how stressful it is not working. Like, great actors only do maybe 10 movies in their lives. And those live on forever. It’s interesting seeing what rolls they decide to take and how they get presented and also the process of making those movies. The relationships cultivated and how those can lead to other great performances. Great interview!
I’ve had the pleasure for the last 3 years of sharing a gym with a guy that worked with Brolin on the Sicario movies (some of my favorite ever lol) and he said he’s not just a cool guy he’s probably one of the best MEN that he’s ever met in his life.
Im 50 and the goonies is still my absolute favourite childhood movie! Everytime it turns up on any streaming service i have to see it. Think i must have seen it at least 10 times in the last 10 years. Something about that move just takes me back to when i was a young teenager.
Funnily enough, the first thing I saw Brolin in was MIB3, being a fan of the previous 2. Then I saw No Country, then Sicario, and was like, "Wow, he's amazing."
The Goonies is timeless and a must watch. If you have not seen that movie there is absolutely something wrong with you. It will change you and make you feel like a kid again. Josh is a great actor and seems to be a genuine, nice guy.
Josh is a great actor.His performance as Thanos, especially in InifinityWar and especially the opening scene, he always gives me goosebumps. The most impressive thing is that it’s mainly his voice that does it.
I like that episode focused specifically on the actor's most memorable roles and let them go into great detail about them. Cos sometimes it feels like videos of "Here's 90 of the parts I've ever played".
Josh Brolin is that one actor where I watch the movie not knowing he's in it and I end up liking the movie and it happened soooo many times up to a point that I became a fan of him.
After seeing Sicario: Josh Brolin's super underrated After seeing Infinity War: Josh Brolin is fantastic After seeing Dune Part 2: Josh Brolin is just BADASS!
Brilliant in Milk. I have loved him since The Young Riders. A great interview - wish it was a little longer to cover a few more of his fantastic roles!
@kishenkoolskills90they are. Did you not watch sicario 2? It literally sets up a sequel. It’s called sicario: capos and is in development- supposedly it’s gonna bring back Emily blunt’s character and also Christopher mcquarrie could direct.
I love the fact that Josh spoke about the Goonies with such enthusiasm. Some actors get annoyed when you bring up a film that ensdures in the hearts of fans but he was like, “Let's go!"
And he still has a specific memory of working on it which means he thinks fondly of it. Very awesome, grounded, dude.
I watched that movie a lot when I was kid. Didn't know that was him acting there.
Totally agree
Tbf, all Goonies actors love reminiscing over the film.
@@KP-zd3hc : Agree, but I was referring to all actors. Great example is John Cusack. Ask him about “Better Off Dead” which in my opinion is an 80’s classic. The guy hates the film and won’t discuss it.
I love him in Sicario. That movie was absolutely awesome!
Loved that movie too.
The sequel was ok too.
I heard there’s a third one in the works as well now!
Great movie
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Infinite replay value
@@KAWTELENUH I've seen it 4 times now since 2020
Josh impersonating Tommy as young agent K was amazing
The impression of will Smith warming up was even better 😂
When I saw Heath Ledger in BROKEBACK MOUNTAIN I was sure he would become the next Tommy Lee Jones.
For some reason I did not expect him to come off so humble, grateful and just normal. It was genuinely touching and I'm an even bigger fan now.
Check out his episode of Tony Hawk's podcast. It's fantastic.
Also Hot Ones is great too.
I had the exact same thought process! Didn’t realize how much of a cool regular guy he was.
It's in the family, perhaps. James Brolin and Barbra Streisand raised him well.
if you have time, or know of the series, he did a "Hot Ones" and it truly shows how he is as a person. If don't know Hot Ones a guy interviews celebs and asks them questions but each question they have to eat a wing and they keep getting hotter.
I'm glad josh brolin also thinks his men in black 3 performance is by far his most technically impressive of his career, it's super underrated.
Honestly it blows my mind how believable he was, it was no small feat.
He nailed Tommy Lee Jones' mannerisms spectacularly that I almost forgot it was Josh Brolin at times.
Who could not have been more perfectly cast as a young Tommy Lee Jones.
Bad movie tho
Agreed
i like how he takes a moment to talk about how cool ke huy quan is
He is like the greatest person on earth
All of the moments
I am so happy his Goonies memories are just so heart felt.
Josh Brolin talking about being surrounded by legendary actors like Christopher Walken as if Josh himself isn't legendary truly shows how humble he is as a person.
This breakdown was inevitable.
🫰🏼
Did Mark Ruffalo tell you this
And it does put a smile on my face
And perfectly balanced, as all things should be
And you should have gone for the head
Josh Brolin has to be THE coolest actor. Every interview he is laid back and humble with a great sense of humor.
josh impersonating tommy as young agent K was amazing, he had everything down to a T and it shows
You could say... He had everything down to a K.
He made a bad movie watchable. And rewatchable even, just for that impression.
also, when i watched it, like most people i werent familar with josh brolin. i was amazed, like how did they litterally cast k as young
He made MIB3
@@foodreacts837 duh, that’s wtf we talking about, keep up lol
I could listen to Brolin talk about acting all day long. He makes the whole process sound incredibly fascinating
This man’s presence in the MCU single handedly carried the franchise for all we know. Thanos really has been immortalized now
Truly, Jonathan Majors only one close to holding a candle to him, and here we are SOL
@@judson8441 I'd argue that while Jonathan Majors made a lasting impression in Loki, his characters after that, by large, can be replaced by talent.
Perfectly balanced combo of charisma and gruff voice. As all things should be.
...yeah Robert Downey Jr. definitely had nothing to do with it...
@@judson8441 He was nowhere near Brolin's Thanos. Not even close. I'm glad they got rid of Kang. They should replace him with Doctor Doom or Galatus.
Josh comes across as 100% genuine, very real and laughably relatable. He's one of my favorite actors.
One of the most eloquently spoken interviews with an actor I've ever seen
Denzel Washington
Brolin in Deadpool 2 as cable was legendary!
Yea, I was confused why this character wasn't in the list but, a FULL CGI character was in the list.
He hated that role, that's why maybe it wasn't in the list.
@@pearsrtasty3326be for real what is more iconic? That or Thanos. Lmao 😂
Definitely
@@CALLOFMONSTERHe didn’t hate it though? He said he was hoping to get a call for DP3 because it had been so fun!
10:35 an interaction with Mark Ruffalo being his favorite memory of doing the movie is a testament to both Josh Brolin and Mark Ruffalo
Theres several diff actors Ive seen and whenever ANY of them mention Mark, and the love in their voice, its clearly evident Mark Ruffalo is the nicest person any of them have ever met, on or off screen. I get the impression HE would bring YOU a glass of water if you said you were thirsty and he just so happened to be on fire at the time.
@@syreallewyatt5048this reminds me of this story of Mark Ruffalo being starstruck around RDJ and Chris Evans and some other folks, making a huge deal of them being amazing Hollywood stars, and it’s like… sir, so are you!
19:30 I find it so funny that Josh Brolin admits that even he didn't like the second MIB. He's so honest and I love that
Nobody really did. The third MIB was much better.
I thought at first he meant it as in he didn't like watching the second one for Tommy Lee Jones voice because it wasn't as nuanced as the first one
Him as Brand in The Goonies is how I came to know him. He’s been a fantastic actor for decades
Something about Josh Brolin comes off as very mysterious and masculine and elegant all at the same time, I love it.
Its funny how a big super star like Brolin remains humble about the fact he was very lucky way back when he started, and still feels lucky today after every role a does and the fact he was allowed to be there around those talented people, seems funny now that he is a very recognizable name, but he remains down to earth
I could listen to Josh talk all day.
He seems to understand the technical aspects of performance, but he relates it so matter-of-factly.
His MiB 3 annecdote is the best hahahaha, a fish out of water and he conveys that feeling really well
The image of Barry Sonnenfeld crying while Will Smith laughs at him and Josh not knowing wtf is going on is hilarious to me.
The fact Dune has Thanos Drax and Anton Chigurh is hilarious and amazing
And MJ and Moonknight lol
Aquaman, mj, moonknight
Really 😮
I love him in Sicario. Amazing movie!
El Torro stole the show for me. That moment he suddenly wakes up on the plane, just 100% believable he just had a nightmare
For me it’s the Goonies ❤
Josh is the most underrated talent in entertainment he blows me away with how he gets so immersed in every character he does. He truly cares about his art.
One of the most entertaining of this entire series.
this is the GOAT yt series at this point
He is so humble and charismatic. One of the best interviews i ever seen
Brolin at his age reminds me of a cross between Ron White and Jeff Bridges, and really you just can't be a cooler blend of two people than that.
His more like Jeff Bridges.
With that O.G. Cali surfer/skater vibe thrown in there
@@Disney65Fan agreed, he and Jeff share a certain affable quality that Ron doesn't quite have. Like, I find myself wanting to smoke a blunt with Josh and/or Jeff, whereas I want to drink tequila with Ron, and that's the difference, if that makes sense.
The 'argument in the truck' scene between him and Jennifer Connelly in 'Only The Brave' is fantastic. One of my favorite scenes he's ever performed in.
Liked to see Denis Villeneuve getting so much respect. He's my favorite working director today.
_"You should've gone for the head"_ ‐ Greatest line delivery-to-audience reaction
One of the best of these. He was so willing to share beyond the strict PR.
Brolin's performance as Thanos was epic. Thanos is one of my favorite Comic Book Villain's so he exceeded my expectations! I am a fan Josh Brolin!
I am SO happy that he sees the Goonies as an important part of his career and looks at it fondly. So many people move on to supposedly "bigger" or "better" things in their career and then act like their early projects are beneath them or something.
I love that he's wonders if he deserves to be in the room with the big guys. He's so humble. The answer to his question is a resounding "YES".
MIB III is a movie I will watch and rewatch because of Josh Brolin. He is AMAZING in this role. And it very emotional because he nails Tommy Lee.
He's similarly chill to Ethan Hawke, what an authentic guy. Glad to hear he understood the greatness of Thanos as a character, he elevated the MCU like Downey did
His performance as Young Agent K was PERFECT!!!
I'm 61 and i will always love watching the Goonies.
he is so humble and well spoken, the more interviews I watch, the more I admire this actor.
Brolin is definitely on my list of celebs it would be cool to grab a beer with.
Think he's sober
He is literally in every movie I love.
And his dad is hilarious in that one comedy show my parents watch.
I love that Josh brolin is so proud of the goonies.
When I see where the MCU is now it's easy to forget the tension, awe and shock that I felt watching Infinity War and Endgame, and so much of that was down to Josh Brolin's performance. Thanos is formidable, threatening, single-minded, but also with a degree of fragility and gravitas which offsets the character and makes his actions pack so much of a punch
I swear Thanos is basically this generations Darth Vader. Simply iconic.
THANOS Every dialogue is Gem ...He is The Best character in Cinema
Come on!!! You are serious?
Thanos has been iconic in books since 1975.
Darth vader is this generations darth vader
He's more of a _Colonel Kurtz_ than Darth Vader.
These are classic. Wish he would have talked about Only The Brave. Such a sad but powerful movie.
Thanos was lowkey a poet ! All of his lines were his best lines !
Except that he _"used the Stones to destroy the Stones"._ *Department of Redundancy Department* trope is not commonly associated with poetry, as far as I know.
You should read his poem to Timothée Chalamet
👌😱
@@NPClownumber81googolplex heard about that, didn’t read it. I’m just talking about Thanos thou.
@@MOH_AL_K and I'm talking about best lines 😂
Half of his lines became meme material
The fact he gets emotional about Ke Que Quan success is special: He sounded genuinely happy and I think even proud of what has happened to him.
I wish you guys asked him about Only the Brave , it has an amazing ensemble cast and also one of his best performance .
Great point!! Such an underrated and under-seen gem of a movie, and he was fantastic in it.
They don't?! Grrrr.
The light and joy in his face talking about the Goonies set is so authentic.
He did an amazing job portraying Thanos; I know he did other movies before Marvel but he did an incredible job
Hopefully you see Inherent Vice, Only The Brave, and Hail Caesar..
I'm 24 and I've seen the Goonies at least a dozen times, loved it so much as a kid
I grew up with this dude...
We all have.
Great in Sicario, great in Goonies; the best in Avengers Infinity War
I love how he speaks like he is no big deal. He’s probably one of the most talented actor of this generation being in a wide range of movies. Drama, action, coming of age, superhero movies, scifi. Name it and he’s got it.
I hope Mark Ruffalo will has a chance in interview to tell his story side of Josh's line bits. Cause it sounds really funny and might be the reason Josh has lasting memory of it
I wish this has been longer, love how genuine he is. What a gent.
Brolin did an incredible job playing a younger version of Tommy Lee Jones in MIB 3, he got Jones’ mannerisms down perfectly.
Super relatable. Breaks it down with no pretension and very matter of fact. Like his Lewellen character. What a great actor. I like how he talks about how stressful it is not working. Like, great actors only do maybe 10 movies in their lives. And those live on forever. It’s interesting seeing what rolls they decide to take and how they get presented and also the process of making those movies. The relationships cultivated and how those can lead to other great performances. Great interview!
I’ve had the pleasure for the last 3 years of sharing a gym with a guy that worked with Brolin on the Sicario movies (some of my favorite ever lol) and he said he’s not just a cool guy he’s probably one of the best MEN that he’s ever met in his life.
Im 50 and the goonies is still my absolute favourite childhood movie! Everytime it turns up on any streaming service i have to see it. Think i must have seen it at least 10 times in the last 10 years. Something about that move just takes me back to when i was a young teenager.
I really enjoyed this one. Seems like a very approachable down to earth persona, honest with himself.
This is the best episode of this serious I've seen so far. Josh Brolin is amazing.
Funnily enough, the first thing I saw Brolin in was MIB3, being a fan of the previous 2. Then I saw No Country, then Sicario, and was like, "Wow, he's amazing."
I love him. His eyes and voice are charming. he is the same age as my father and seems like a kind person
Hes clearly a lovely person, Super happy to have watched him be so genuine. Fair play
Him as Thanos was as perfect as it could ever get , solid actor love all his stuff .
Denis: “Let me send you the script.”
JB: “No need.” 🗿
I never realized that was Josh in No Country. I already thought he was great, but now he’s cemented in my mind as an absolute legend
I've loved Brolin ever since I was a little kid way, way back in 1985 and saw "The Goonies" for the first time. Great actor!
How dare you describe 1985 as "way,way back"😡 As if I didn't feel decrepit enough already 😢😂
Sicario and No Country are my two favourite movies of all time. Thank you Josh, true legend of film.
Still remember him playing wild Bill Hickock in The Young Riders. Childhood memories..
I love Josh Brolin. I don't think I've ever seen him in a bad movie. Sicario and No Country are two of my favorite movies ever.
Was hoping to hear him talk about No country for a little longer. My all time favorite movie
He was brilliant in No Country. That film still has one of the most shocking moments I've seen. Amazing movie.
The Goonies was an icon for many of us. His filmography is like a history of film in and of itself!
I love watching actors talk about acting. You can see so clearly that this is just in his soul love it.
your portrayal of Thanos was amazing. I freaking loved it.
Love to hear this kind of background. Everything (in these movies) means a little more when you know these things.
Josh Brolin, you are a gem and a gift to us all. Bless you!
Was probably my favourite character on the young riders when I was a kid, and he's managed to remain one of my favourite actors ever since
The Goonies is timeless and a must watch. If you have not seen that movie there is absolutely something wrong with you. It will change you and make you feel like a kid again. Josh is a great actor and seems to be a genuine, nice guy.
Josh is a great actor.His performance as Thanos, especially in InifinityWar and especially the opening scene, he always gives me goosebumps. The most impressive thing is that it’s mainly his voice that does it.
Sicario is goated. Will only get better as time goes on
Class act through and through, love how humble this guy is 👏👏
I like that episode focused specifically on the actor's most memorable roles and let them go into great detail about them. Cos sometimes it feels like videos of "Here's 90 of the parts I've ever played".
Josh Brolin is a living legend. Everything he touches is gold. He also had a masterful performance on Everest. Amazing actor!
Goonies is a must watch for any movie enthusiast, it's a classic!
Fantastic interview - I had to watch the last two segments (True Grit & MIB3) a couple times!
Josh Brolin is that one actor where I watch the movie not knowing he's in it and I end up liking the movie and it happened soooo many times up to a point that I became a fan of him.
I just watched the goonies the other day with my 4yo kid and he LOVED it! Thanks josh and goonies!
There is no Thanos without Josh.
He's bloody brilliant in True Grit. What a voice.
Such a cool awesome dude, course we all love him as Thanos but like some I've known him since Goonies. Brolin you are incredible
After seeing Sicario: Josh Brolin's super underrated
After seeing Infinity War: Josh Brolin is fantastic
After seeing Dune Part 2: Josh Brolin is just BADASS!
Phenomenal in Outer Range too. Waiting for season 2 to drop 👌🏻
His acting in MIB3 wqs just fantastic, it was really like you were watching young TL there. Sensational
The more I see and hear of Josh Brolin, the more I like the guy. Class act.
Brilliant in Milk. I have loved him since The Young Riders. A great interview - wish it was a little longer to cover a few more of his fantastic roles!
Sicario 1 and 2 are great, can't wait for the third.
THERES A SICARIO 2??
@kishenkoolskills90Did you watch Sicario 2? There might definitely be a third movie the way it ended.
@kishenkoolskills90they are. Did you not watch sicario 2? It literally sets up a sequel. It’s called sicario: capos and is in development- supposedly it’s gonna bring back Emily blunt’s character and also Christopher mcquarrie could direct.
@@youranimeeditor7812Sicario: Day of the Soldado
A third film will be most welcome....
Thanos dialogue was so awesome. I've never heard anybody talk like his character before, and i dont know how they did it tbh