Sean Penn tells Jon Bernthal the most embarrassing moment of his career | Real Ones Podcast
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- Опубліковано 12 гру 2023
- Sean Penn shares what he describes as the most embarrassing moment of his career. Get ready for an unexpected and hilariously humbling story that showcases a different side of the Oscar-winning actor, known for his intense and serious roles. Penn's candid recounting of a comical misunderstanding during a police ride-along will leave you both surprised and entertained. The full episode on Spotify dives deeper into a range of topics, from the art of acting to personal anecdotes that reveal the complexities of life in Hollywood. Don't miss out on the full story. #jonbernthal #seanpenn #realones #hollywood
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Bernthal is so good at interviewing people. He just lets them speak
Yes!
Thats Shane…who the hell is jon bernthal???
Jon has the gift, the gift of letting people talk and open up without being interrupted. As a great actor he knows how to let moments happen. Amazing Jon!
Still not worst than the acorn cop!
@RichardGutierrezRG......right there with ya bro, Jon's a stud interviewer. Maybe at least partly because he's an actor himself, you can literally see him leaning-in - totally into what they're saying. Cool thing is, it's contagious. Sean Penn back in his day was completely gaga for another stud actor of his generation.....Mickey Rourke (Mickey was killing it with classic 80's flicks like..... 'Diner', Rumble Fish', '9 1/2 weeks' etc.. Flip the script, Mickey was gaga for his acting buddy at the time Eric Roberts when they did 'Pope of Greenwich Village' together etc.)
The Shia LaBeouf interview is easily, hands-down one my ATF interviews on UA-cam. Keep-up the great work Jon....proud of ya brother..
Love & Respect_______mykey from toronto
This is gold. Sean Penn being comfortable about telling stories from his past is awesome.
Telling stories of violating people’s constitutional rights with the LA sheriff’s department and nearly causing a shootout with his reflection. Lovely.
Is this gold? Gold?
I bet he won’t tell the infamous Madonna story, though! 😬
“It’s all about how you get back up brother”….best and truest comment ever! Words to live by
I love when I read a quote comment at the EXACT time it's said during the video lol.
4:58 “It’s all about how you get back up, Jon.” Sean gave the best advice.
That was great advice but also perfect comedic timing as well.
You can tell Jon Bernthal is totally stoked to have Sean Penn in his presence. I wouldnt mind betting he has always looked up to him and this is a dream come true
Penn is a titan in Hollywood. Smart independent thinker too.
At Close Range is one of the most underrated movies
There were tensions between them and they both knew it. You could cut the air with a knife.. Incredible men. I bet they called their wives saying “they had to work overtime…” We all know what happened during this hour… A lot of regrets but unimaginable pleasure. Sweat, intimacy, wishing it never ends… Guilt.
I saw it as soon they started talking. Great episode!
@@brianmeen2158 Glad you said that. It was only earlier this year that I watched At Close Range for the first time. What a movie!!! Both Sean Penn and Christopher Walken were on top form
Mil Ret here. I didn't give 2 sh*ts about anyone in front of me! ADM's/GEN's, President's, actors. Some found it refreashing, while others noses went up. It was basic "who the F are you?, do you know what I do?" without the attitude of course. Just do your job, then shut the F up. Some would push back the brass just to talk with me, cause I was real. Remember..."FAN" means...Fanatic! of which I don't partake. Who was the worst?: Sam Donaldson (news). Best?: Marylynn Quale (yes, that one, sharp and understanding). Spelling, sorry. T. Cruise was cool, but A. Edwards had respect. Soo many more to list but one last shout-out...Big Mac, CAG, west coast, 90's. He loved his swimmers (job).
@@brianmeen2158 Sean Penn is such a cringey Hollywood liberal but he’s an amazing actor. I just wish he’d stop being a CIA tool.
Bernthal is a great example being present and hearing another express themself.
This podcast always delivers. Two great actors I respect very much
The ending scene of At Close Range always gets me. Sean Penn is a great actor. Even Milk was great too.
At Close Range is a perfect movie and it stuck pretty close to the actual events
Yeah , walken was incredible in it too
Soo good. It was on Tubi recently
Have you seen "I Am Sam"? A must see for all Penn fans!!
Bad boys is my personal favorite
Mystic River…. Best Sean Penn role!!!👏
Agreed!
"We'e giving the magic to machines." -- absolutely perfectly encapsulates the situation.
One of the best podcasts on the planet! Jon just crushes it on these interviews and the guests have fantastic stories
All Sean needs are some tasty waves and cool buds and he'll be fine. Great interview Jon!
cool buzz😊
Penn & Bernthal nailed it in what's going on mostly in show business. You can't force diversity by peer pressure; it looks unnatural. Instead of diversifying, it's dividing.
And that’s coming from a huge liberal too so says a lot.
what does FORCE mean? For example, they had a Black woman play a Sith on a Star Wars show, and people LOST THEIR MINDS, if it was a White person that had orange polka dot skin would be okay and not forced? IF every role GOOD role is given to a White actor people don't notice but If a Black person who is a great actor gets a role, they say ITS an agenda, White Supremacy is an Agenda, not a Black actor getting gigs, IN the 90s almost all the jobs were given to rappers or singers and Black actors had even fewer opportunities and i bet none of you even noticed that,
I was with them (and you) up until the “you can’t force diversity“ bit. If somebody - anybody - is not comfortable with the [amount of] diversity that is being shown across the spectrum of entertainment… I think there’s something wrong with that individual. On a personal, psychological level. If you don’t like diversity, it’s not as simple as not watching it or avoiding it. Folks like that have blinders on to the entire rest of the world. All in favor of some kind of white-bread, no-culture, bullshit ideal. There is nothing exceptional or exciting about a lack of diversity. It should’ve always been diverse. But because it hasn’t been, people are pissed because they’re given a choice that they don’t even understand. And, of course, when you have to pick a side, it’s always political. Now, having said that - the reason Disney, for example, ain’t doing so well is because people are tired of seeing the same damn stories over and over again. If diversity really was treated like the divining rod IT IS, there should be more attention-to-detail in scripts across the board. But - it’s all about money. Hence, the very last line in the video: “we’re giving away magic to machines“.
@@JeremySolomon I think you missed the whole point. It's not about the race, creed or gender. But making something that is authentic & entertaining on social issues.
let me guess, a Caucasian man here?
Sean Penn and Gordon Ramsay should fight to the death in a cigarette face competition
Ohhhhhh! Great interview! Thanks, Jon! 👏👏👏
So dope. I can't wait for the full interview 😊❤
This is as tough as it gets. Two men that life seems to have shaken up. Intensity, anger and fight are etched in the lines of their faces. I have the impression that these men respect and understand each other. I also have the impression that one has found his student and the other, his master. Now all we need is Mickey Rourke to join the conversation.
Reminds me of the SNL game-show sketch "Who's More Grizzled?"
shaken, not stirred
Mickey is pretty wacky though 😅 good actor, makes it look easy , still think he's mad as a hatter, like he won't wash his hands shit like that
Whenever I hear Sean Penn's name I think of tropic thunder.😂
THIS WAS GREAT, I LOVE BOTH OF THEM, Penn is unquestionably BRILLIANT Artist
Sean Penn has always had balls & to tell this story is proof. Thanks, Men!
Thank you Jon for an awesome and insightful interview!
Sean Penn rocking the Wolverine haircut, love it!
TY FOR SHARING THAT, EPIC STORY AND VERY SCAREY I IMAGINE !!!
The most embarrassing moment of his career should be meeting with El Chapo 🤦🏽
How about when he gave his Oscar to Zelenskyy 😂
This is amazing!! Great work! Does anyone remember what video it was where Jon tells the story of how embarrassing it was when he gushed to Deniro about Deniro? I can't find it now, and it's like a splinter in my brain. Thanks fellow web surfers!
It’s from the Pete Davidson episode 👌🏼
Lol!! I haven't seen this one yet! But if you say it's there (too?!?!), I'll check it out. Lotsa love.@@REALONESwithjonbernthal
Legend, just LEGEND
One of my all time favorite actors and director. SP
Great story too lol!
I knew Sean as we had history class together in 11th grade. I was from Venice, he Malibu. We both went to Santa Monica High School. Both of us surfers, but I never remember seeing him in the water. He was quiet, intense, and pretty friendly, I guess. I didn't see him in anything until Fast Times four years l8tr.
Jon looks like a little boy absolutely in his element by the presence of such a cinematic legend ,Sean Penn the original bad boy of Hollywood but one of the greats, there's soo many similarities between these 2 great actors!!!!
Er........., Marlon Brando, James Dean, Steve McQueen ,Orson Welles, Robert Mitchum - to name a few, as you've labeled Penn, Bad Boys who were certainly there before him, and probably more deserving of your fatuous label than he is (you know, when Hollywood was run by, in your term, The Original Gangsters).
You only have to look at that pile of b.shit - American Gigolo - that Jon has just put out (what Ego do you have to say Yes to that? ) and of course he's going to be in awe of Penn. Plastic doesn't begin to place him.
Original bad boy of Hollywood? How old are YOU? There are lots of bad boys of Hollywood WELL before Sean Penn.
@@apoch003 Does this bother you that much you had to put your keyboard warrior fingers to use to start an argument is that how sad your life is ..well to piss you off im 45 an I didn't have to tell you that Sean Pennfor someonemy age was definitelya bad boy of Hollywood....An obviously Sean Penn isn't the original bad boy it was a figure of speech.....now I'll take your pathetic ass down a list of real names how far do you want to go will we start at the beginning of the 1920s with James Cagney,Humphrey Bogart,Clark Gable or will we take you to James Dean or the Rat Pack boys .or wat about one of if not the biggest bad boys Marlon Brando,Oliver Reed,Richard Harris,Lawrence Teirney,!!!, 🤔 I'd keep going but you obviously jumped head first into this one.why don't you just watch the podcast instead of looking for trouble 😂
@@apoch003 Here we go I worded that wrong its Obvie !!!! Sean Penn wasn't the first bad boy of Hollywood🤦♂️ he was definitely the bad boy of the 80s theres no doubt about that if you no anything about cinema,Obviesly there's the originator's like Steve Cochran see you probably only no who that is because of Google lol starred in one my favourite movies he played the heavy in White Heat up against the fantastic James Cagney, Robert Mitcham, an of course the one an only Marlon Brando then later on came along Steve MacQueen Dennis Hopper, Jack Nicholson, an theres a lot more I could throw in amongst them!! But we're talking about the man Jon is interviewing it was basically a figure of speech but you always get someone who wants to sit behind there computer an knows it all .Without a doubt Sean Penn became one of the biggest actors an a really good one at that there was his bust ups with then wife Madonna he cut her hair off an beat her to the point wen the police got there she was unrecognisable "Allegedly" In Brian De Palma's "Casualties of War "theres a seen were he has to slap John Leguisamo with Penn being a method Actor De Palma took 17 takes I remember Leguisamo talking about it on a night time Penn was hitting his face so hard he couldn't see for a week an they didn't even use the scene in the movie ,also in Casualties of War he thought it would be a good idea too bully Michael J Fox from day one till the end he refused to be around him wen they weren't shooting, am to me it really worked wen you watch it!! On the set of Colours him an Robert Duvall were getting ready for a scene and he noticed a guy taking pictures of the 2 legends. Penn ended up letting that violent side out an had to be pulled of this guy .he also done jail time in the 80s but I'm not sure exactly wat it was for .he almost killed Woody Harralson,they were working together on a movie " now I could be googling this so it sounds a lot better but I refuse to ,I love movies an I remember a lot anyway they were playing practicle jokes on each other every day but Penn took it to far an told woody there was something wrong with the 4×4 the were in on the way to work woody got out an tried to push him an Penn took off leaving Woody in the desert an night time was kicking in he had no food or water or anything to protect himself. Lucky an extra drove by an picked him up ,god knows what woody would of went threw .I remember him lighting a cigarette up on the tonight show ,an he'd been told not to ..ohh I could go on look at the flack he took for interviewing El Chapo too , I'm sure he done another sentence in prison for beating a paparazzi guy up too in the 80s .....so I hope that proves my point, of course there were loads before Penn "Oliver Reed "then you had Robert Downey Jr Colin Farral that kept it going ..I just like the way Jon is in his element. Because people can say wat they want about Sean Penn he's an absolute amazing actor!!!
Bernthal is not only a great actor but also a great interviewer.
Sean Penn,,,good to see ya buddy your cool person,,,,,thank you JOE as always for the real ones,,,❤❤
Two of the true real ones 👍😎
This interaction was a pleasure to watch. Sean Penn just oozes authenticity. Thanks for sharing ❤
Like when he gave his oscar to NAZI Zelinski?
Stumbled across Small Engine Repair, glad it did. I enjoy it!
Sean is a gentleman all the. Love how he thinks and the word's he uses. ❤ love you also Jon you are a great listener. This show is like the true story tellers. ❤
yeah he used to beast the shit out of madonna. Real Gentleman
John!! You interviewed Sean Penn. You are a GOAT! 💯
Despite all his political bs I’ve always loved Sean Penn’s authentic demeanor. Grew up watching his early films. Great actor and director
Sean Penn is so real. Jon is a great actor as well. I have seen all of his movie I know about. Loved him in the Accountant.
I really like this format! And Adam seems to be the perfect host for this!! Its been a long rime since ive seen a debate like this, where people actually respect. And dont try to talk over other people! Great stuff. And how things should be done.
I massively respect this. And will now subscribe. Thank you!! 😁😎👌
That "spraypaint" scene.. lol.
Great vid
😂😊 Thanks for sharing 👍
6:55 well said 👏
SP is one of best in the industry of believable professional actors remaining 💪🏻✌🏻❤️
1000% 🔥👊🧡👍🔥
The best in the biz to me is "Keanu Reeves." Just saying... ✌️😉
Everyone should have to do a ride along.
seen Sean in Malibu a few times, always looks like he's been through battle, lol
Sean penn is one of my favorites, but i liked his brother even more .. This was a cool little sit down. I wish i could see the whole thing.
Great podcast, fantastic actors
😂
Right and for those of us actors with less clout and momentum it’s even more discouraging. There is always hope and so we hold on to that.
Omg he can’t believe how real this one is
fukin love it, his own reflection , hahahahahah
Sean Penn's got some miles on him. Great actor always liked his stuff. His brother too, RIP.
big respect everyone makes mistakes it's about how you get back up dust it down and go again.
Ah what a story teller.
John's enthralled
Spicoli has come so far ❤❤❤
Sean Penn would make a good RFK Jr.
You mean he could play him in a movie? In real life, they're nothing alike. RFK lost his voice, not his mind.
@@vlada Yes. In a movie. 👏
You know, a lot of people expected maybe Mark "Cutback" Davis or Bob "Jungle Death" Gerrard would take the honors this year.
sooooo awesome!
Sean and Jon should play father and son in something.
Jon reminds me of Sean
Hi Mr. Bernthal ! Big fan!
I’m an up an coming filmmaker. Chicano, we’re out there. We love your work and we’re constantly pushing to create , no matter what the budget is. Like me , we def exist . All shapes and sizes. Woukd love to work with you one day.
Had always assumed Penn was one of those guys in favor of squelching debate. Not sure why but my eyes have been opened. Seems like a good dude.
The Zone Of Interest rekindled my hope that Hollywood can't still produce good film that's engaging and thought provoking.
"no son, let's walk down and (bleep) them all"
✨✨Penn is an absolute EPIC LEGEND.. mad respect✨✨
was his 🔫 REFLECTION!!🤣🤣😂😂.. dyyyying!! he got back up absolutely divinely..
Sean Penn recounting perhaps the most embarrassing moment of his career-incredible. Why yes, I will subscribe-I happen to like Jon quite a bit, as well.
I knew he was gonna say reflection
My phone broke a day before I started the Academy. Loaner phone pocket calls 911, my first day! Three squads show up, whole Academy shuts down, and then I find out it's my fault infront of everyone. Great way to start, still haven't lived that one down.
How did he see a reflection of his gun if he's doing a so called "quick peek". Also by the time you're pulling your head back, if a gun was pointed at you in anticipation, you're dead.
I first saw Bernthal in Wind River- he was in maybe three scenes but, man, he was GOOD. He had that quality really great actors have. I then saw him as Ewan McGregor's literary sgent un The Ghost - agsin, very few scenes but just marvellous. I hadn't had that reaction to an actor since seeing Mickey Rourke for the first time in Diner, way back in 1984. It was the scene where Mickey's character Boogie goes to Shrevie's -Daniel Stern's - house and yhe door is answered by his wife, Beth (Ellen Barkin). It turns into a very tender, moving scene and I just knew. Mickey was going to be a HUGE actor.
Two great guys who do the business.
At Close Range is still a great film. And, true story. He wore that character like a coat.
Penn has always been in my top 3 favourite actors, would love to see more of him in any type of film. To me, he’s one of the greats! 👏🏼🇨🇦 8:43
Awesome dude😊(Sean Penn)😊❤
I could see that happening
100%
1. Insane to involve an actor in that situation
2. Don't feel too bad. Several professionals have actually fired when they come around a corner and see their own reflection.
Hell, recently, the cops who fired on a handcuffed suspect because he thought HE was being fired on-keep in mind he personally patted the suspect down, placed him in handcuffs, and put him in the back of a squad vehicle-just to find out a squirrel threw an acorn at the car beside him and he thought that sound was a gun round. Somehow, a gun round from the suspect he JUST handcuffed. He screamed, "I've been shot!" and he and his backup unloaded on the vehicle the suspect was in. LUCKILY, the suspect survived.
Thanks for that question about what movies are like today!
What play is he talking about?
I love Sean Penn
When is Full interview?
Jon I wish you could have a recently retired Border Patrol Agent Supervisor as a guest , I retired from CBP last year after 23 yrs of service and I only worked the Northern Border after 911 but i never did worked the Southern Border mostly the International Airport I would like to see you do a interview with him so you can hear about the chaos on the Southern Border.
5:00-- smokes American Spirit!!!
Hell, recently, the cops who fired on a handcuffed suspect because he thought HE was being fired on-keep in mind he personally patted the suspect down, placed him in handcuffs, and put him in the back of a squad vehicle-just to find out a squirrel threw an acorn at the car beside him and he thought that sound was a gun round. Somehow, a gun round from the suspect he JUST handcuffed. He screamed, "I've been shot!" and he and his backup unloaded on the vehicle the suspect was in. LUCKILY, the suspect survived.
I did remember when i was young and isee for the ferst time the movie were he acting wiht Robert Duval. Great movie. !!!
two of the finest. Hope hollywood gets them together in a picture
If Penn would not have fryed his noggin years ago he could have avoided this embarrassment.
The most embarrassing moment of his career was actually when he was asked to act his way out of a wet paper bag and failed utterly.
High risk street stop with an armed, untrained, non sworn actor as backup. Nothing could go wrong there.
Wot a life this guys had,great job Frank.
What was Sean saying when he asked "did you see.....? Couldn't understand and neither did cc
There's a a recent vid of a cop who hears an acorn drop on the patrol car, and immediately screams, SHOTS FIRED!. He thinks it's coming from the inside of the car. So he empties his gun at the patrol car, reloads, empties it again. Then, a cop further down, talking to someone, says, oh, over there? She aims, empties her gun. The dude resigned, but the female cop is still a cop. Huh?
Sean penn did you do lines with chapo guzman? Don’t lie now lol 😂
Boss level
Right off the rip I see Sean's toes wiggling under the table 😅
Sean Penn should play RFK Jr in a movie.
I hope they squeeze a few more movies out of Penn, dude has still got a lot of juice, Mel Gibson collab would be insane.
They did believe it or not. The Professor and The Madman. It was in 2019. It was a decent drama. I caught it on Netflix the year after during the pandemic.
What kills me about "diversity" is its application to supposed historical films. I'm seeing 15th century Europe with all the races represented. I can't get over that, and if you mention it you'll be called a racist. What's worse, is that if I made a movie about the Shogun Empire and only cast Japanese people (as it should be) then that would be perfectly acceptable. So there's a double standard as well. The way to have diversity in historic film is to tell historic stories about OTHER parts of the world. It's not that hard. And as far as contemporary films, it only becomes an issue when it feels unnatural or excessive in some way, to the point where I don't believe that what I'm seeing resembles reality. But I do think this has peaked, and I'm seeing it being handled better. Unfortunately, the historical stuff though is probably just a goner. You can't win Oscars without diverse casting anymore, so it forces filmmakers to either make an accurate movie knowing they won't win awards, or compromise on reality to pander to them. A great example is The Northman. Can't win awards because there's only white people in it. (It's a viking story, LOL). The filmmaker chose to make it authentic despite knowing it would be disqualified. That's a real artist.
it's almost as if there is some kind of agenda ..
Colors, ride along. Sean hollers gun turns out it's his gun.
They are great at acting like a couple of weathered bros