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Matt Damon is Never Allowed to do Another Take
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Can't wait!
Like as if we like to see Matt actively gestulating a meal in between answers to the reporter's questions.
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Dayyum... that Clint Impression...
I know. Plus, I'm starting to wonder if Clint is Batman now
I mean he is a world class actor…
Anyone rarely does clint impressions. Have to be able to swim a few miles in the surf before thats gonna happen.
I see u.
Yeah, I was impressed!
Clint Eastwood and Stanley Kubrick's directing styles are polar opposites.
I’d rather work with Clint
@@gmar7836 Same. I love a lot of Kubrick films but he seems like a total control freak who just took take after take for no real good reason.
So is the level of their movies.
@@Eggy79 Clint has plenty of great movies. But his batting average isn't as high.
Clint do one takes so he can cash in the rest.
Matt’s Clint impression = 9.4/10.
all it’s missing is a squint
@@iceswallow7717 Good call! 😂
@@iceswallow7717 and maybe just a little cigarette
Matt had to do the impression in one take and not waste everybody's time.
Only 9.4? Retake then??
ohhhh.... waaaiittt!!...
" Why ..do you feel lucky..punk?"
Underrated comment hahahahaha
Looking for this. Found it. 😂👍
Fortune favors... Matt Damon?
@@haroldnecmann7040 Matt said he did that crypto ad because his charity needed the money. You believe him. I don't.
Um actually thats not the real quote 🤓
_“why? you want to waste everybody's time?”_
sounds like the 'man with no name' vibe there
Or, you know... Batman
When you reach the age of Clint Eastwood, you understand how precious time is and how little you have left.
Honestly seemed more like dirty harry
Old enough for kisses- Clint Eastwood
@@joey_chestnut I can hear it in both voices, Clint's the man.
Matt Damon starts to laugh before the interviewer can even finish his question because Matt already knows that he’s about to do his Clint Eastwood impression for the interviewer.
"the interviewer" come on man lol, his name is Sean Evans and he's probably the best interviewer around right now
I don't even know the word interviewer
@@SteveNeubauer I don't even know any words.
I don't even know@@CB-xr1eg
@@dolurosu The interview in question (the Clint Eastwood one) was on Hot Ones-a UA-cam series with Sean Evans as host-where he interviews celebrities while both of them eat increasingly spicier hot wings as the interview progresses.
Sean Evans really does his research, too, and tends to ask harder-hitting and more esoteric questions for his guests as they get to the hotter wings. It's a fun series; I recommend it! :)
Matt Damon interviews are top-fucking-notch.
Not my opinion, but to each his own!💜
Better than his acting skills.
Just no licking fingers plz
@@violetviolet888what's wrong with his acting skills dude? He acts better than tom cruise anyday!
@@wanderlust1334 He doesn't act.
The Spielberg example is my favorite because it shows why he’s such a great director. He knows what he has, knows what he needs and is happy to not let the perfect be the enemy of good enough.
That’s why I never liked Clint Eastwood as an actor but as a director
And what Matt fails to see is,…Spielberg has a harsh criticism of either Matt’s unimportance to the entire movie or perhaps he has a better understanding of what Matt is capable of, then Matt does.
@@cherbutler85 I think I’d see it as option two. It’s a small role for Matt in the movie, but a huge part of the movie. If we don’t like or believe his performance then everything leading to it seems less important. It’s about the ride, not the end, but the end justifies the ride. And there has to be something to the fact it takes a long time to set up a shot, so why would they listen to him talking about a retake if they can see it’s enough.
Yeah it's great how Spielberg is efficient on the set so he can spend more time with some kids in his basement.
Danng.well said
You can tell sometimes that Clint goes with the first take. I think he's more interested in telling the story than making sure every scene is perfect. You gotta look at Clint's career. He got his start doing those spaghetti westerns. They weren't real big on perfection. It was about the story. Rawhide, same. Then when he started doing big movies under big time directors he probably thought, "damn these guys waste a lot of time."
Learned from Sergio Leone and Don Siegel, efficiency
I was just going to point this!!
Those spaghetti westerns were actually under a big name director too.
@@lightforce4604oh? Who was it?
@@dagobert1234321 Efficiency is for making the same thing many times or working with a low budget. That mentality should not be a standard for the industry.
*laughs in Kubrick's hundreth take*
Of course Kubrick also said he doesn't have to do more takes if people do it right the first time.
Damon and Kubrick would definitely get along. They both sound like perfectionists with a bit--maybe more than a bit--of neuroticism.
Kubrick sounds like a prick. Plus Eyes wide shut was a dumb movie IMO.
@@heroclix0rz Replay 100 time should be very depressing for the actor.
@@RenaudDemaret I think he did it deliberately to stress the actors because in his opinion that's how he got the best from them.
If Invictus was all one take, even 70% of it done in one take, that's ridiculously impressive. Damn good movie.
it is mid.
They have multiple directors and units in movies that size.
If it's all in one take wouldn't the movie only take like 2 weeks to film?
@@rockjeff87For principal photography, maybe. Building sets takes time, as does getting people into costume. Re-shoots are common, even if one is simply dubbing over dialog.
Damon has that Clint Eastwood impression down…
Matt Damon was probably the kind of student that always corrected his teachers. Lol.
Haha, acting good at first shot shouldn't be easy, so probably he think he can do better too.
He doesn’t quite give me that vibe, he probably just wasn’t used to moving on that fast and wanted to make sure his performances were up to par. Dude seems pretty chill
Nah, *_I_* was the kind of student that corrected my teachers. Surprisingly, they didn’t appreciate it. Indeed, one of them called my parents in. However, when it came done to it, sure I was in third grade but I *was* right and the teacher was wrong so I was told not to be rude to the teacher and then my parents rushed me out of school so they could laugh hysterically at their leisure. That kind of ruined any sort of lecture. 🤭😳😂
Since I share my birthday with Matt, yeah I can see that because I would’ve done the same. Lol
(He has a good point though)
“How do you like them apples”
“Mr. Damon this is algebra class”
That's a compliment from a Director.
Or an insult. He could think actors work is overrated and viewers wouldnt notice that 10% improvement anyway.
Thanks for combining these two funny videos exactly how I imagined it.
The thing is, Matt is just humble, he did the takes as they expected and was just being polite asking for a reshoot if needed.
Damon does outstanding impressions. He has a great personality.
His Eastwood impression is spot on
And Nicholson
Clint and Spielberg, 2 legends to learn from.
that way every scene is authentic, it might not be great but it will be good
That Clint Eastwood quote was hilarious, awesome, and spot on!
Makes the actor realize you got one shot at this give it your all.
That's a great motivator
Clint Eastwood stories are always amazing ….and when Matt is telling them…….😂😂😂😂
I've seen quite a few of these Matt Damon interviews, and his impressions of other actors are always spot on. One of the things that make him such an incredible actor.
The ever so talented Mr. Ripley
"ya wanna waste everybodies time?" Lmaoo actually kinda awesome he considers everyone else on set
He's the one paying for their time I'm fairly sure. More takes, less profit.
@@SirTorcharitewell also I think he's been on films where everyone is hanging around for take after take and most.of the time they use the first.tske anyway .
@@SirTorcharite Pretty sure Clint doesn't pay them personally.
I read a theory that Eastwood does this in order to not give the actors time to immerse in the characters and give the most genuine performance that is blending their own personality with the character. I would argue so far that has worked out well
I read a theiry that they do it to keep cost down so you can create a better movie with the same budget.
I read he does that because he hated doing multiple unnecessary takes when he was more active as an actor so he never wanted to do that sort of directing style when he started working more as a director, especially in movies he also plays an acting role in
It also sends a clear message to the actors that they have to come prepared and do their best take. Every. F... Time.
I love Matt Damon telling anecdotes, so good at impressions
He just wants to do a good job man, gotta love Damon
Actually kind of cool to always take the first take, makes it more like a play, and gives people high stakes, they really *have* to make it count
When are we gonna start giving Damon his flowers? He does not get enough credit for being a great actor and delivering top performances for over three decades now. He's had critically acclaimed works, box office hits and in several cases, both. Give the man his flowers while he can still smell them.
When an actor isn't allow to do another take shows how great of an actor he is
I love that Spilberg is Steven and Clint is boss.
This dude definitely was the guy who kept everyone from leaving the classroom. Like ‘STFU Matt, we’re missing out on recess time here’.
I doubt that. Acting is his job so of course he'll take it seriously and would want to do as good a job as he can.
actors want to do well ... and a lot of actors have done this before if you've seen interviews.
@@robertluong3024 These comments so far are full of these nerds.
"I just wanna have my muffin...MATT."
I LOL'd at that, great comment 🤣
Moral of the story: done is better than perfect
Matt Damon is not just an outstanding actor, but Also, HE seems like an Honest,
Humble & Hilarious, Decent Man. What a Great Guy.... Long May You RUN, SIR, AND GOD BLESS YOUR FAMILY AS WELL....THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH FOR SHARING YOUR WORK WITH ALL OF US!!!
That's bold to tell Spielberg, "Don't you think we should do more takes?" LOL
Like explaining science and mathematics to Einstein.
Plus Matt was young as hell. He had done maybe good will hunting? Maybe Bourne identity I don’t think so tho
@@jackwilliam5341 Exactly.. Young newbie telling an expert how to do things 😄
@@kurtdewittphoto I think maybe he just felt inadequate and wanted to give as much footage as he can
@@kurtdewittphoto Its more like he thought he could do better
Not only is Clint Eastwood a living legend of acting... His Directorial ethic is literally second to none. He prioritizes delivering with quality before the deadline, and under budget.
Matt Damon always tells the best stories
Clint is a pure legend…Matt captured his energy perfectly.
Even jason borne doesn’t question Clint Eastwood a second time
I always picture Clint Eastwood saying some badass line in every second of his life. Just 24/7.
Matt Damons gotta be one of the best storytellers in Hollywood🐐
A shame Kimmel won't let him on his show.
Matt always makes me smile. He's crazy smart!
Maybe making that scene 10% better would have won them the Oscar for Best Picture 😂
Maybe wasting all the energy on making one take 10% better reduces the quality of the next 10 scenes by 20% due to exhaustion...
Both of these anecdotes show how a talented director hires the right actors and trusts them.
Jimmy says you can't definitely tell how hard Matt Damon works. His work is so ... effortful.
This reminds of a story I heard about James spader. On the blacklist there was a scene with a bird who was supposed to fly on his head but it wasn’t cooperating so James finally was like I’m going to put the bird on my head, we are going to do one take and be done with that scene.
This just goes to show that it must be fun saying no to Matt Damon.
Matt Damon surreptitiously explaining how good of an actor he really is by telling us some of his movies required no redo's like it could have been live and it still would have been great! What a smart dude!
Shows what a great actor he is. One take only
When Matt Damon call Steven Spielberg as Steven, while he call Clint Eastwood as Boss.
Eastwood just wanted to be Alive long enough to make the damn theaters
Petition to have Matt Damon play Clint Eastwood in a movie someday? That impersonation was spot on.
Matt is one humble dude. I guarantee he nailed every shot 1st try bc I’ve seen them.
Second question and Clint would have said- Go ahead, make my day.
Matt Damon is the guy who puts his hand up when someone asks "anyone have a question?"
As a female Marine veteran, I must tell u how Stellar your work was in this quality film. Veterans love you for you ability within your chosen craft. Thank you too you and Mr Hank.😊
I want this trend to continue for future films for more impressions
Having directed a couple of feature films you now and then get people that try and tell you your job. Since you have already prepared, and know more what you need than anyone else on set, you have to be strong and tell them no. There is no time to explain everything so they catch up to your level of knowledge of what was needed in a scene.
That’s cool and all........ but.......... Matt Damon wrote one of the greatest films of all time, so I’m gonna go ahead and say he knows what he’s talking about.
@@CliftonLee33 of all time?? Lighten up Francis. Lol.
@@jacquessowhat3680 list 5 movies better.
@@CliftonLee33 Google is your friend princess. I don’t engage with idiots. Xo.
@@jacquessowhat3680 I mean Good Will Hunting is currently ranked 87 on imdb top 100 films of all time. That's pretty damn impressive.
Matt: Hey, boss, you think we can get one more?
Clint: Why, you wanna waste everybody’s time?
Matt: No, I’m just feeling lucky.
Nice clip! I’m old enough to remember back when Hollywood was magical!
Back when Reagan was making pictures???
Wow that totally seamless transition into Clint impersonation
Lesson: creation than perfection
With that mentality, there’s no place for mistakes, so it gives the will to work even more and more harder and seriously to make something totally beautiful!
That's cause you nailed the shots, Matt!
Clint is the G.O.A.T
It’s also shows how a good actor can do things in one take. The best bring out the best in others.
Dude does one take because he’s not sure if he will survive to do multiple. Guys up there.
meanwhile it took Jackie Chan like 400 takes just to get that 1 perfect shot.
Which shot? Honest question because I could see any number of his taking that long lmao.
@MotionBlur OfHappy its the scene where he's twirling a fan. It's an old-old movie where he's dressed in a Chinese getup. This was mentioned in one of his many documentaries.
@MotionBlur OfHappy I think that was when he was still making movies for the Shaw Brothers
So that title was a lie...
hmm?
@@Phil_529 he was not allowed by 2 directors on 2 specific movies. That is NOT never.
Eastwood impression was spot on but then he did a great McConaughey impression too.
The Clint Impression was 👍 👍 👏👏🙌🙌
And that’s why Shakespeare in Love won that year😂
Bro still pretending to interview them with a voiceover 💀
The matching lips in the first scene 🤌
Hahaha Clint n the impression was awesome !
DON'T ARGUE WITH THE MAN
First take is most natural. Real life has flaws, war is messy, so first take makes sense.
He has the best impressions
Lol Matt’s pretty cool I like listening to him talk about his experiences with these directors, he’s a good man. Good soul.
That was a fantastic Eastwood impression
All 6 words.
He always does really good impersonations of the people he works with! Especially Jack Nicholson!
Eastwood is well known for bringing his movies in on time and on budget.
Spielberg has heard of the saying "don't let perfect be the enemy of good".
With directing their actors, it’s apparent the likes of Eastwood and Spielberg have polar opposite approaches to the likes of Fincher or Kubrick, and yet they all have delivered such incredibly memorable and impactful films to their audience, full of wonderful performances. It’s fantastic.
Two great directors and Damon, his first movie was GOOD, perhaps great. Definitely had the aura of greatness and some great scenes…
I like Matt Damon man…he’s a good dude. A really good dude.
Can confirm, I was an extra on some of Eastwood's movies and they were the shortest days I ever worked... Which kinda sucked for the extras because we got overtime for the day after 8 hours, but more times than not we only spent about six or seven hours on set. There were a few days when we did some driving that were longer, but even those were done quicker than most.
This is why you make every first take possible the BEST TAKE XD.
This kind of style really great to squeeze everything out of an actor in one take cuz they only have one shot hence will be the best in it.
Can I just say Matt Damon was exceptional in the movie Air! Although there isn’t anything MD does that I don’t like but that one scene in the conference room when he gave his speech to the Jordan’s gave me goose bumps. I had to rewind and watch quite a few times.
Perfection is not synonymous to excellence.
That’s terrifying but also fantastic
Couldn't have said it better. Part of being a professional is NOT WASTING OTHER PEOPLES TIME.
A smart actor never questions the director
Clint and Speilberg have been in the movie game for a long time. They have long ago worked out there tactics in the industry.
Matt is a fantastic actor
I’ve seen several of these videos talking about Clint Eastwood as a director and he sounds like the ideal man to work for.