Always wondered why Jim never talked about his brother, and now we know why. Makes a lot of sense. I guess I didn’t realize how many years apart they were. Jim’s had a pretty good career in his own right.
I never compared him to John anyway. I was born the year SNL premiered, and I didn't see any of his movies until I was a teen. I grew up with Jim Belushi's movies. I knew of John, but only as the guy who ODd when I was seven.
Because Dan Aykroyd, Bill Murray & Harold Ramis were good friends with John Belushi and he was originally cast in the first Ghostbusters the depicted Slimer as John in Animal Farm lol, there's a few other things secretly dedicated to John in the movie too
Jim seems like an good guy who you’d want to have a beer with. He has humility about being in his brother’s footsteps and has done a great job building his own name and career. Way to go Jim.
@@007ndc Sorry, but if you think the TV networks paid him $500,000 per episode for 8 season and 182 episodes of according to Jim just because he was John’s brother, you’re delusional. He earned every penny because his ratings were good and he did his job entertaining people.
My oldest brother was 10 years older 26 is alot but im sure theres bigger gaps. Like De Niro fathering a child at 80. His oldest kid shes 57 😮😮and her son is 20.>> His uncle is a baby😂
Jim earned his fame on his own and worked hard to be his own man. He has a list of good films and some bad. But he did it without using drugs. I know John would be proud of him. Hey John the Cubs finally won the world series...yayyyy!!!
Exactly, just having a famous name doesn't guarantee long term success. Having a famous name might give you a chance others don't get but you still have to go out there and perforn or no one will care no matter what your name is.
Neil Davis underground. Underrated. Trashed by critics. Made zero at the box office. We watched it a thousand times on VHS and laughed our asses off even though it was a very flimsy plot they had a great chemistry
You may never knew your brother,but your brother knew you.Knew you long enough to still be with you Jim.You look just like him.Juss know he's proud of his baby brother.
It was helpful what he said about their age difference of 5.5 years. That's huge growing up. No way a brother that much older is going to spend time with his kid brother. I was the kid brother with that age difference. All my brother wanted to do around the house was get away from me and be with his buddies. They're 15 and I'm 10. You know they want to talk about sex, girls at school, how far they've ever gone, maybe sneak a smoke or other things to keep hidden from "the snitch." If John had lived longer, the age difference would have meant little and, perhaps, the two would have costarred in a movie.
@@Lightner445555555555 You have to take into mind. Jim in his context, is saying his brother ventured off young. At some point, the age gap becomes a wedge. John died at 33, Jim must've been about 27. If they had different circles, and he hadn't been close with him when he left home? He's just being honest. As an adult, he didn't really know who his brother was.
@@Mj-kb6ig if the age gap was 20 years then I'd understand how they wouldn't be able to relate to eachother. But 5 years isn't a big deal when they still grew up at the same time.
@@Lightner445555555555 It isn't about relating to each other. What he's saying is, he can't claim as a brother, that he knew him better than anyone. I'm sure he was heartbroken and loved him. But sometimes we grow apart in our 20s with our siblings. Thats understandable. Careers take you away from home, and back then there was no social media or cell phones to say it was easy to keep tabs. It was a different world.
Why do ppl got to bash Jim? ....Jim may not be the best actor but he's been in some good movies and he was great in them....Red Heat, Mr Destiny, K-9, Taking Care of Business, Curly Sue, The Principal, Only The Lonely, The Man With One Red Shoe, Trading Places, About Last Night, Gang Related
I honestly never liked him. Jim that is, Even when I was a child and I first saw that sit com of his, I despised it. Even though it made me chuckle sometimes. But nothing close to the immediate magnetic magic I felt when I first saw John in Animal House. Some people just have it.
Wow he seems much older now. I know Jim. I do paving and have done a few jobs for him at his house in Brentwood, but its been over 12 yrs now since I've talked to him. He's "Real" in person. His personality seems much different here but before what you saw on his sitcom was how he was. He was a pretty big drinker and may still be. My dad just loved John and as a kid I'd watch my dad watch John on SNL and he'd just crack up. Jim is no where near the talent of his big bro, but neither are most ppl. Jim has done well in his own right. RIP Mr. John Belushi! Albanian guy from the Chicago suburbs.
You know I grew up watching the old SNL etc. and John was funny and a ball of energy, and maybe cause he didn't have a long career, but I have really enjoyed every single role Jim has played. He's great in everything. Trading Places small role, killed it. My favorites: The Principle, Red Heat, K-9, Taking Care of Business, Mr. Destiny, Curly Sue, Only the Lonely, Traces of Red (of of my all time favorite films of his), Return to Me and of course his tv stuff too. Great actor.
Jim is a very good guy. Yes, he was a bit younger but John gave him a lot of good advice, e.g., how to handle the home life with their Albanian grandparents. John showed the way, as a football player, a musician, a comedian. And then Jim did his own thing. It's good to have a big brother.
*My 3 year old daughter for some reason loves watching Home Improvement and According to Jim. I grew up with Home Improvement but never watched Jim. It's not as bad as I thought it would be. I like Jim.*
@@Lightner445555555555 yeah it depends though. As puberty happens a teenager is not going to hang with his grade school little brother. A 13 year old or 14 or 15 starts getting into hanging out with his buddies and girls and he don’t want to hang with his 4th or 5th grade little Bro. Even 3 years can be a big deal when your kids and the older kid enters puberty. Each year is a big difference in emotional and physical maturity
@@Lightner445555555555 yeah I’ve seen cases where a 7th grader is bigger than an 8th or 9th grader. But generally speaking the older kid 2 years older and up during the adolescent puberty years are more mature both physically and mentally. But once people graduate from school and as adults age difference makes no difference at all. People of all age groups can be good friends.
John created diverse characters from Animal House's Bluto, to a newspaper reporter in Continental Divide. Over the top talent.. Jim uses the same personality in everything he does. Not saying Jim isn't entertaining, but without John it would be, Jim who?
"According to Jim" was a really good situation comedy, better than a lot of other. Good cast and pretty good writing. It is currently syndicated and I watch it all the time.
Jim's a modest and humble man, he's starred along side the biggest names in Hollywood like Arnold Schwarzenegger and had his own hit movies like the Principal, he's had successful television sitcoms and he says he's trying to follow in his brother's footsteps of success, I think he's had tremendous success in his own right, especially a small film called Taking Care of Business with Charles Growden RIP, my favorite film by him and a great picture to watch with the fam.
Jim is one of my all time favorites, I’ve never understood why his movie( with Charles Grodin) Taking Care Of Buisness didn’t become a classic or cult classic. It’s one of my all time favorite comedy movies, I have to rewatch it every year. Both Belushi’s are equal legends in my book and I know it’s taboo to say but I’ve actually always been a bigger fan of Jim/James Belushi. He’s been in so many great films, Curly Sue, Salvador, Real Men, Red Heat, K9 just to name a few. I love both John and Jim 🙏
Taking care of business is one of my all-time favorite movies!! Have you listened to the commentary on the DVD? I just found out it exists and I’m thinking of getting it. Some commentaries are more interesting than others. Lol Curly Sue ,Mr. Destiny and K9 are other favorites! I just love Jim Belushi!!
@@leveling.up.consistently Yes! As a kid and still, Jim Belushi is one of my all time favorite actors! I just love his humor and personality! I love all of those movies and Mice And Men with Jim and John Ritter! Remember that one? And of course Red Heat and The Principal and so on. Taking Care Of Buisness (it was called Filo Fax in the UK where I grew up strangely!) is my favorite of all of them and one of my absolute all time favorite movies in general that I rewatch all the time. I probably watch it once every couple of months. I got it now on my apple devices and I do have the DVD! As a kid I had recorded it onto a blank VHS tape when it came on cable in the early 90s and that’s how I used to watch it for over 2 decades. But no I’ve never listened to the commentary! Thanks for telling me about it! I only got the DVD finally maybe 3 years ago and it’s still sealed because I usually watch the digital version I have on my apple devices (it sadly doesn’t seem to be available in the Apple Store anymore here in Europe so I feel lucky to have got it when I did! And I always have it downloaded on everything, my iPhone, my iPad and my MacBook. And although it’s not available to buy anymore it seems to be in my iCloud or something thankfully so I can even watch it on the Apple TV but there are no extras but I should check! I’m traveling so I don’t have my dvd copy with me atm). But don’t you agree, Taking Care Of Buisness feels like such a classic perfect movie? I feel like I’m watching a major hit movie. It’s lightning in a bottle. In fact to me there are many hit classics that to me are nowhere near as good as Taking Care Of Buisness!
There isn't a lot of Jim's stuff that I really liked, but he was phenomenal in _Twin Peaks: The Return._ Even if you don't like him overall, that role will be a revelation.
Jim starred in a remake of Sahara the 1943 war film starring Humphrey Bogart and played the bogard role of Sargent Gunn and gives a good performance in this TV HBO film for cable television. Well worth watching. I believe this was produced in the 1980s ( I forget)
Always wondered why Jim never talked about his brother, and now we know why. Makes a lot of sense. I guess I didn’t realize how many years apart they were. Jim’s had a pretty good career in his own right.
I never compared him to John anyway. I was born the year SNL premiered, and I didn't see any of his movies until I was a teen. I grew up with Jim Belushi's movies. I knew of John, but only as the guy who ODd when I was seven.
Considering Jim had 30+ more years in show business, he is more accomplished at this point.
Because Dan Aykroyd, Bill Murray & Harold Ramis were good friends with John Belushi and he was originally cast in the first Ghostbusters the depicted Slimer as John in Animal Farm lol, there's a few other things secretly dedicated to John in the movie too
@@troubledsole9104 And better at dramatic roles.
Pat Campion, 5 years is nothing. I don't understand why people try to exaggerate age differences 🤔.
*It was never fair for the public at-large to compare him to his brother. Two different men from the same family. Respect to both.*
Jim seems like an good guy who you’d want to have a beer with. He has humility about being in his brother’s footsteps and has done a great job building his own name and career. Way to go Jim.
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I know I’m pretty late to the comment but you might want to see this
Jim Belushi has plenty to be humble about. He's been coasting on his talented brother's coattails for decades.
@@007ndc Sorry, but if you think the TV networks paid him $500,000 per episode for 8 season and 182 episodes of according to Jim just because he was John’s brother, you’re delusional. He earned every penny because his ratings were good and he did his job entertaining people.
@@007ndc For sure, but they'll still be some who thinks he's funny.
@@cougargold
Your logic is a bit distorted.
No John = No opportunity to ride on John's coat-tails.
Both John and Jim were total jerks.
I like Jim , he carved out a living doing what he does. Respects to him .
And now he only partly a dispensary right next to Chicago.. greenhouse in smokie illinois.. skokie illinois*! Ha
More than a living cashed in with According to Jim.
I totally agree , i respect him also . RIP . John Belushi and Larry King .
"..... his footsteps are this big ....... You know, ... but I don't mind walking in them.... "
Cool guy. Honest. Humble
Turns out there were 2 talents in the Belushi family.
What a solid actor Jim is.
agreed
John, everyone loved. Jim, everyone respects. Including me.
Huge thank you to the Belushi family for bringing not one, but two amazing sons.
My oldest brother was 26 years older than me. Im grateful for knowing him in the small way I did. I loved him.
Bruh 26 though?
Damn.
My oldest brother was 10 years older 26 is alot but im sure theres bigger gaps. Like De Niro fathering a child at 80. His oldest kid shes 57 😮😮and her son is 20.>> His uncle is a baby😂
God! I am not really sure I ever saw an actor be as open as that in a interview. A brother saying I am not really sure I ever knew him. Great clip.
Jim earned his fame on his own and worked hard to be his own man. He has a list of good films and some bad. But he did it without using drugs. I know John would be proud of him. Hey John the Cubs finally won the world series...yayyyy!!!
I agree Jim was better
Yeah..for some reason everyone acts like John is the more talented one, and I simply disagree. Jim Belushi is great.
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John also made some bad movies...people forget he was in a slump when he died.
If John hadn't died Jim would have never become an Actor
John may have opened the gates to Jim's carrier, but Jim made it happen all by himself. Respect.
Exactly, just having a famous name doesn't guarantee long term success. Having a famous name might give you a chance others don't get but you still have to go out there and perforn or no one will care no matter what your name is.
Jim has certainly handled success in the entertainment industry better. He's still with us, instead of self-destructing in his early thirties.
Real Men is the most under-rated comedy ever. Jim Belushi and John Ritter had a terrific chemistry!
Neil Davis underground.
Underrated. Trashed by critics. Made zero at the box office. We watched it a thousand times on VHS and laughed our asses off even though it was a very flimsy plot they had a great chemistry
I know I'm late but thank you
That’s a badass movie! “How about you give me 250 dollars and I’ll get off and give you the bike.”
Agree, it was a really good movie that I think most people have never heard of.
I've watched that movie over a hundred times and it's just as funny as the first time I saw it
You may never knew your brother,but your brother knew you.Knew you long enough to still be with you Jim.You look just like him.Juss know he's proud of his baby brother.
Rest up, John and Larry-both loved and missed.
I love Jim... I think he's made fantastic movies with characters that have lasted the test of time.
It was helpful what he said about their age difference of 5.5 years. That's huge growing up. No way a brother that much older is going to spend time with his kid brother. I was the kid brother with that age difference. All my brother wanted to do around the house was get away from me and be with his buddies. They're 15 and I'm 10. You know they want to talk about sex, girls at school, how far they've ever gone, maybe sneak a smoke or other things to keep hidden from "the snitch." If John had lived longer, the age difference would have meant little and, perhaps, the two would have costarred in a movie.
How can 5 years be a big deal when you both were still kids during the same time?
@@Lightner445555555555 You have to take into mind. Jim in his context, is saying his brother ventured off young. At some point, the age gap becomes a wedge. John died at 33, Jim must've been about 27. If they had different circles, and he hadn't been close with him when he left home? He's just being honest. As an adult, he didn't really know who his brother was.
@@Mj-kb6ig if the age gap was 20 years then I'd understand how they wouldn't be able to relate to eachother. But 5 years isn't a big deal when they still grew up at the same time.
@@Lightner445555555555 It isn't about relating to each other. What he's saying is, he can't claim as a brother, that he knew him better than anyone. I'm sure he was heartbroken and loved him. But sometimes we grow apart in our 20s with our siblings. Thats understandable. Careers take you away from home, and back then there was no social media or cell phones to say it was easy to keep tabs. It was a different world.
@@Mj-kb6ig You must not have any family then. There's nothing more important than family.
Me and my brother are 6 years apart and we have a fine relationship. I guess everyone doesn’t get to have that chance…
John was a personality. Jim is an actor.
Please.
@@waynedurning8717 hey, I didn't say he was Brando. Not even Burt Reynolds. But he's an actor. Lol
John could act, he just never really got the chance, he died so early in his career.
@@hammer44head or he might've been President. Who knows in this crazy world.
@@StephenS-2024 - that would have been interesting choice for John.
Nice memories. Thanks Larry and Jim.
I’ve always like that fact that he didn’t try to be his brother part 2. He did his own thing when it came to acting.
Jim is the best and I always enjoy watching him in his film and TV projects!
It’s same with my grandparents, I’ve never knew my grandparents too well. It’s so sad 😭 but I’m grateful for what I have also
I recall they tried to make Jim out to be the same sort of over-the-top entertainer. He was not that kind of comic and did find his own path.
Jim looks more like John than he ever has. Gave me nostalgia.
Since I was a kid I have loved Jim’s movies, in particular Mr. Destiny, Taking Care of Business, and Once Upon a Crime.
Once opon a crime good movie
John always seemed other-worldly, with characters such as the Samurai. Jim is more of an Everyman.
If they ever do a movie about Larry Zbyszko he'd be perfect for the role.
Spot on lol
Don't mess with Jim because he's the principal man!
Jim gets got over shadowed, he is a good actor he made according to Jim funny...........
@Dave Breckon Jim made some great movies in the 90's and did some great TV after. John's legend is the one that grew because of his tragic death.
@Deez Nuts Definitely, his one good role was the gorilla in, 'Trading Places'.
@@2HitWonder "Great movies, great TV"? 25 years from now no one will remember who Jim Belushi was.
Why do ppl got to bash Jim? ....Jim may not be the best actor but he's been in some good movies and he was great in them....Red Heat, Mr Destiny, K-9, Taking Care of Business, Curly Sue, The Principal, Only The Lonely, The Man With One Red Shoe, Trading Places, About Last Night, Gang Related
Jumpin jack flash
He's a thinking man's Tom Arnold.
don't forget him playing santa was great too in jingle all the way.
I recently saw one id never seen from the early 90s called Mr. Destiny and it was awesome
@@jackjames1 if you liked Mr Destiny then you should watch another early 90s Belushi movie called Taking Care Of Business. Highly recommend it
Most under appreciated human being on this planet.
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The experience of someone working with him
Smells fakey to me.
School teachers are much less appreciated than Jim Belushi.
Such a cool guy.
Still love watching his show.
I love you Jim, and all your work!! You are the greatest.
Jim has a great career and is talented, but he would be the first to admit that no one would have heard of him if he hadn't been John's brother.
Thats just not true....
I honestly never liked him. Jim that is, Even when I was a child and I first saw that sit com of his, I despised it. Even though it made me chuckle sometimes. But nothing close to the immediate magnetic magic I felt when I first saw John in Animal House. Some people just have it.
Happy 64th birthday Jim Belushi! Friday June 15, 2018 6-15-18.
Wow he seems much older now. I know Jim. I do paving and have done a few jobs for him at his house in Brentwood, but its been over 12 yrs now since I've talked to him. He's "Real" in person. His personality seems much different here but before what you saw on his sitcom was how he was. He was a pretty big drinker and may still be. My dad just loved John and as a kid I'd watch my dad watch John on SNL and he'd just crack up. Jim is no where near the talent of his big bro, but neither are most ppl. Jim has done well in his own right. RIP Mr. John Belushi! Albanian guy from the Chicago suburbs.
He seems much older now because he is much older now.
@@bobthebear1246 genius
I like Jim's show: According To Jim that I just watched earlier. Funny show to me.
You know I grew up watching the old SNL etc. and John was funny and a ball of energy, and maybe cause he didn't have a long career, but I have really enjoyed every single role Jim has played. He's great in everything. Trading Places small role, killed it. My favorites: The Principle, Red Heat, K-9, Taking Care of Business, Mr. Destiny, Curly Sue, Only the Lonely, Traces of Red (of of my all time favorite films of his), Return to Me and of course his tv stuff too. Great actor.
I like Jim a lot and find him very funny. I love the K-9 movie.. :-)
i no im probably in the minority of one, but i prefer jim to john....
Ben Richards Me too, both are still great though.
Love both
Jim voices "coach Wittenberg" on "Hey Arnold" love him.
Yeah youre definetly in the minority
Same
Jim is a very good guy. Yes, he was a bit younger but John gave him a lot of good advice, e.g., how to handle the home life with their Albanian grandparents. John showed the way, as a football player, a musician, a comedian. And then Jim did his own thing. It's good to have a big brother.
*My 3 year old daughter for some reason loves watching Home Improvement and According to Jim. I grew up with Home Improvement but never watched Jim. It's not as bad as I thought it would be. I like Jim.*
Jim is a decent actor. John was a genius force of nature.
Jim was great in "According to Jim".
Well put...it's unfair to compare the two. Jim seems like a nice guy, but there's a massive gulf in talent between the two of them.
My brother and I are more than 5 years apart as well. Hard to be close under such circumstance.
Five years is nothing. Y'all were both still kids at the same time.
@@Lightner445555555555 yeah it depends though. As puberty happens a teenager is not going to hang with his grade school little brother. A 13 year old or 14 or 15 starts getting into hanging out with his buddies and girls and he don’t want to hang with his 4th or 5th grade little Bro. Even 3 years can be a big deal when your kids and the older kid enters puberty. Each year is a big difference in emotional and physical maturity
@@analogkid4957 Maturity doesn't always work like that. A younger person can be more mature than his older counterpart.
@@Lightner445555555555 yeah I’ve seen cases where a 7th grader is bigger than an 8th or 9th grader. But generally speaking the older kid 2 years older and up during the adolescent puberty years are more mature both physically and mentally. But once people graduate from school and as adults age difference makes no difference at all. People of all age groups can be good friends.
@@analogkid4957 I don't know....I use to always see so many older football jocks in high school act like real huge jerks🙄.
Jim Belushi was really great in the man with one red shoe.
Your dad wears one red shoe
@@kerronthedon9306 your mom does
And, About Last Night
Lol nice to hear someone give that movie some love. I thinks its pretty damn funny
Very good interview. Larry doesn't interrupt and asks decent questions.
Loved Jim in the Twin Peaks season 3. He really did his own thing. Did a great job. Massive respect for them.
I just loved his reaction to the guy hanging on the bathroom door in Man with One Red Shoe. "Oh cmonnnnnn!"
John created diverse characters from Animal House's Bluto, to a newspaper reporter in Continental Divide. Over the top talent.. Jim uses the same personality in everything he does. Not saying Jim isn't entertaining, but without John it would be, Jim who?
Still is lol
Jim is a very versatile and talented actor. His brother, albeit incredibly talented, destroyed himself with drugs. So, who's the lucky one?
"According to Jim" was a really good situation comedy, better than a lot of other. Good cast and pretty good writing. It is currently syndicated and I watch it all the time.
The channel called Laff? I've been watching Night Court lately, another well written sitcom.
Jim's a modest and humble man, he's starred along side the biggest names in Hollywood like Arnold Schwarzenegger and had his own hit movies like the Principal, he's had successful television sitcoms and he says he's trying to follow in his brother's footsteps of success, I think he's had tremendous success in his own right, especially a small film called Taking Care of Business with Charles Growden RIP, my favorite film by him and a great picture to watch with the fam.
*Grodin 😉
I just recently saw The Principal; very intense film.
Belushi .... legendary status. Jim is great. Miss John. RIP.
Jim is one of my all time favorites, I’ve never understood why his movie( with Charles Grodin) Taking Care Of Buisness didn’t become a classic or cult classic. It’s one of my all time favorite comedy movies, I have to rewatch it every year. Both Belushi’s are equal legends in my book and I know it’s taboo to say but I’ve actually always been a bigger fan of Jim/James Belushi. He’s been in so many great films, Curly Sue, Salvador, Real Men, Red Heat, K9 just to name a few. I love both John and Jim 🙏
Taking care of business is one of my all-time favorite movies!! Have you listened to the commentary on the DVD? I just found out it exists and I’m thinking of getting it. Some commentaries are more interesting than others. Lol
Curly Sue ,Mr. Destiny and K9 are other favorites! I just love Jim Belushi!!
@@leveling.up.consistently Yes! As a kid and still, Jim Belushi is one of my all time favorite actors! I just love his humor and personality! I love all of those movies and Mice And Men with Jim and John Ritter! Remember that one? And of course Red Heat and The Principal and so on. Taking Care Of Buisness (it was called Filo Fax in the UK where I grew up strangely!) is my favorite of all of them and one of my absolute all time favorite movies in general that I rewatch all the time. I probably watch it once every couple of months. I got it now on my apple devices and I do have the DVD! As a kid I had recorded it onto a blank VHS tape when it came on cable in the early 90s and that’s how I used to watch it for over 2 decades. But no I’ve never listened to the commentary! Thanks for telling me about it! I only got the DVD finally maybe 3 years ago and it’s still sealed because I usually watch the digital version I have on my apple devices (it sadly doesn’t seem to be available in the Apple Store anymore here in Europe so I feel lucky to have got it when I did! And I always have it downloaded on everything, my iPhone, my iPad and my MacBook. And although it’s not available to buy anymore it seems to be in my iCloud or something thankfully so I can even watch it on the Apple TV but there are no extras but I should check! I’m traveling so I don’t have my dvd copy with me atm). But don’t you agree, Taking Care Of Buisness feels like such a classic perfect movie? I feel like I’m watching a major hit movie. It’s lightning in a bottle. In fact to me there are many hit classics that to me are nowhere near as good as Taking Care Of Buisness!
Also Gang Related with Tupac.
That actually made me kind of sad. Imagine not even knowing you're own brother. Well, I'm guessing there are many people who live it. Idk
I can't picture John Belushi at 71 years old now.
"I got a call back! Yes! For the bunyon cream." Lol you rock Jim!
Jim always reminds me of Larry Zbyszko.
wcw nice
I've always thought that.
Did NOT think I’d see a Zbyszko name drop in the comments
Zbyszko
Byszko
Byszko oh oh oh
You couldnt beat me, you couldnt even beat Eazy, Eazy, Eazy E E E E E
I wish he would get back into film.. Hes a talent by himself
Jim and John are iconic actors.
I don’t know what type of man Jim is. I
do know our family loved his tv show and the movies he’s done as well.
The hate towards Jim is so stupid and unnecessary.
I didn't know him, but my career is because of him.
There isn't a lot of Jim's stuff that I really liked, but he was phenomenal in _Twin Peaks: The Return._ Even if you don't like him overall, that role will be a revelation.
Jim starred in a remake of Sahara the 1943 war film starring Humphrey Bogart and played the bogard role of Sargent Gunn and gives a good performance in this TV HBO film for cable television. Well worth watching. I believe this was produced in the 1980s ( I forget)
Honest answer. Jim’s a good guy. 👍
Red Heat when Jim teamed up with Arny, was surprisingly Good ...
Probably one of the Best movies of the 1980s, Easy ...
John sure didn't tell him any comedic secrets.
God bless and R.I.P 🙏🏻
RIP.John Belushi Larry King
How are you still alive Larry? Honestly the jig is up, tell us your secret.
😆 😆 you're funny.
Health wise, Larry is resilient.
Well well well NOW look what happened
This didn't age well 😬
@@jamesrobertson432 Yeah I know.....
I loved him on "According to Jim"
I wished they'd been closer
*Happy 70th Birthday Jim* 🍾🍾🍾🎈🎉
Rest in peace Mr king miss you
Would've been fun to see a movie with them 2 together
yea
No never.
Not at all, they are worlds apart and wouldn’t even get on.
According To Jim is all I remember about my childhood on tv! And that went on regular tv program in Latvia xD
they're only 5 years apart, how did he not know him? you're 6, he's 11.. he wasn't that busy at 11..
Exactly! What realistic difference can a five year age gap make🤔?
Met your bro
1981 Miami beach
Castaways marina
Collins A1A & 163rd
Had nice conversation
Cheers
Too bad there's no film out there to show us his early interviews with Ramses the II.
You have to admit Jim's a likable guy..animated like john...in a lot of ways just as funny
I doubt Jim would have succeeded as an actor if not for his name.
Really enjoy Jim's work
Always liked Jim.
Jim needs to do more stuff!
james is a very credible actor in comedy, suspense and comedy
He clearly didn't know his brother, because some of John's humor would've rubbed off on him.
john had dark humor tho
Hard to step out of big brother's shadow, has to be even tougher being a celebrity.
He is a great actor.
👍. Anybody know the make of Jim’s eyeglass frames? (They’re classy looking).
Rest in peace Mr King
Retroactive is another one of Jim's gems. Kylie Travis too.
Curly Sue and Homer and Eddie are such good movies
I can relate to that same with my brother🤣
In terms of acting, I think Jim eclipsed what his brother was doing long ago.
I think John will always be remembered as the bigger icon, who unfortunately died way too soon.
Think again
I always thought Jim is funnier than John. I liked him in the movie Mr. Destiny.
Jim funnier than John, now that is hilarious.
Definitely prefer Jim to John.
I love Jim Balousi he's a great actor and I'm sorry I did not care for his brothers style but I appreciated his efforts.
Jim Belushi has had a heck of a career.
Jim's a cool dude.
Jim keep up the good work
Jim looks like a televangelist now. How little he is like his brother.