John Turturro Conversation 3/9, "Woody Allen can be, in his own words: merciless"
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- Опубліковано 16 сер 2017
- Stephen Colbert engages John Turturro in a lively conversation about his upbringing, the craft of acting, and working with various film legends - including Woody Allen - as an actor and director.
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My favorite "underground" actor. Fabulous actor and apparently very funny on top.
I love Woody Allen!
Well if you're not between 12 and 15 years old - he doesn't give a shit about you...
@@michelbalencourt904 gee
@Michel Balencourt *What a stupid and deplorable comment
@@michelbalencourt904 well, he got together with his much younger wife when she was 20/21
He dated 2 women when they were 16/17.
He was accused of molesting his 7yo daughter, which he denied & was found to be not credible by the authorities of 2 states
No-one, apart from you, has ever come up with anything about an exclusive 12-15 demographic.
What *is* your problem?
@@michelbalencourt904 Moronic.
Wish John and Woody can have another collaboration after Fading Gigolo .. that movie was such a riot .. can’t just have enough of Woody !
Exactly! great film love all the characters!
Brilliant, great story told with great humour.
woody Allen is unique and amazing!
Fading Gigolo is actually a very funny light-hearted movie.
Those three one acts sound amazing
Totally agree about J.T. - My favorite actor, period.
woody allen works very hard and he writes comedy and some drama both very well and john turtuurro is one good actor to
Colbert is a great interviewer and Torturro is always fun to listen to. Great stories. 😀
This guy is so funny. So New York! Woody Allen is superb
Colbert is good here, not like on the Late Night or whatever it is these days. Turturro can really be funny, I used to not like him but am appreciating him a lot more, and of course Woody is a force of nature. The Gigolo movie was really funny.
Spot on about the Colbert assessment.
@@Polo-po
Colbert has gotten better on his show ... but then of course there was the pandemic. Colbert has a very broad and super fast mind, I think he was just not coached well when he started. He can really be hilarious, but also pay attention to the other people at the same time.
It’s interesting he says “hair cutter” rather than “barber”.
😁😁😃
min 4:05 John's gotta put this up on the screen...
I think about how great and universallly loved Woody Allen would be except for Mia Farrow continually shitting on his life and work. There is a great article defending him that came out a few weeks or months ago in the NYT ... maybe around the start or after 2020.
Mia Farrow is so insignificant that no one pays attention to anything she says, especially after her unfounded allegations. Woody and his work will live forever, but the world has already forgotten Mia. She's already been consigned to the dust bin of history
@@HansDelbruck53
That's not really true. Mostly because of Ronan Farrow and his high profile slamming of his fake-father every chance he gets in the media. I think what Ronan Farrow has done is important work, but it is ironic and just nasty that it bounces back on Woody Allen. And maybe one of the things that pushes Ronan in that direction is his being told that Woody Allen was his father, and then he grows up to look exactly like Frank Sinatra. Mia's motivation for at least part of this was to get child-support for Ronan from Woody. Anyway, being consigned to the dustbin of history is hardly meaningful. I am sure I am already in that dustbin and probably you are too. ;-)
@@HansDelbruck53 they literally made a movie about Mia's accusations. A LOT of people care about that hag
@@armandoarrojo9841 A LOT of people read the National Enquirer as well. That doesn't really say - or mean - much either.
@@HansDelbruck53 Well, dunno about 'the dust bin of history' bit as she does have a worthy body of professional work apart from her Woody era and a famed personal storyline - parents (both), marriages, causes, and famous children.
But without a doubt it must be acknowledged that Woody both saved and resurrected her acting career, at that time.
... and I'll pull the trigger until it goes "click"
Fading Gigolo was a piece of perfection. What I noticed the second time I saw it with a friend who brought his wife, was that she was trying to make sure her husband did not appreciate it. Women who watch movies with their husbands that have beautiful women in them seem to have an agenda. It was depressing to be with them after the film. And he was too chicken to say anything good about it. Last time for them together.
That sounds like a unhealthy relationship and a horrible partner (the wife)
Volume too, too low - INFURIATING !!!!
Oh, Woody, he's sooooo wonderful! Oh, what a gut! ... John Torturro, you're making my dog sick listening to you. You're great, Woody Allen is great, all of Celebrityness is great. Now stop making my dog sick.
Get a dog with a stronger stomach.
I used to think Allen was very funny til I started to smell the nihilism and spite underneath his humor. A trait he shares with others of his kind. Now I see him as corrosive and toxic.
Sounds like your cooking.
Are you saying nihilism and spite can’t be funny?