Not only was ews cruises best performance, by extension, this was his best interview. No pomp and circumstance, just sincerity and respect.
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Some actors are worn down by their celebrity status and the focus that's always on them. Tom Cruise seems to radiate it back and it makes him brighter. He is unusual in that respect.
Tom and Nicole broke up less than two years after the release of Eyes Wide Shut. Nicole insists the film was not a causative factor. I remain unconvinced.
Kidman's father (Antony) was a regionally-renowned psychologist and bio-scientist -- basically the direct opposite + nemesis of Scientology as enumerated by Cruise -- Kidman Sr. and the associated Kidman familial culture made Nicole pretty anti-Xenu, as seen by her in-the-church, out-of-the-church, reluctantly-back-in-the-church flip flopping and subsequent mother-kids estrangement. Dad died in 2014; the divorce happened in 2001. She's careful with her public remarks, but the term 'cult' doesn't ever seem very far from her lips. Certainly plausible that sexy-film and sexy-religious-confessions might have done some cumulative damage, assuming it wasn't just the toll of constant absenteeism and unrelenting work-schedules.
I may not subscribe to Tom Cruise beliefs, or even agree with many of them. And yeah, from outside looking in (especially after watching Going Clear, though it's always been very apparent) he does seem what some would call 'nuts'. But there is just SOMETHING about him that I am fascinated by. He's acted in four of my very favorite films (Magnolia, Eyes Wide Shut, Vanilla Sky, and even Interview With The Vampire) and he gave great performances in all four. I just love him as an actor, and outside of his talent, there's another aspect about him that I can't get enough of, but I couldn't tell you what it is. I don't even know myself.
Jacob Zembower I agree. He's a star not by chance. He was great in Born on the Fourth of July, Color of Money, Taps, Risky Business, Collateral, Tropic Tunder and Rock of Ages also!
+Jacob Zembower it is an insanely strange business to be in and he has thrived extremely well where most would perish.... he is a talented power-trooper...
by no means my favourite of Kubrick's films, however the man was a complete genius and I've spent half of my life trying to fathom the unanswered questions to some his incredible films. The way Tom Cruise speaks about him says it all and my sympathy goes to him and the film world. We are very much an emptier world with Stanley in it...
I gave him a kiss and a hug and I said, I love you Stanley. You know that don't you? And he turned to me and it was a--a quiet moment and he just turned to me and he said, I love you to......I shared three years of my life with this man (silence tears)
This is why I like Tom Cruise. His whole life (whether he's playing a roll or not) is always analyzing what a normal human being would do in these situations. He's such a good actor because it's how he survives. I wouldn't go so far as to say he's psychotic (he is), but this is his burden that he's turned into an asset. I am being completely serious, btw. Tom Cruise, I love you too.
I love Cruise, but no. I couldn't disagree more. He's barely one of the 5 best actors named Tom alone. The 5 best actors to me are Mifune, Bogart, Brando, De Niro, and Pacino. I also have Nicholson, James Stewart, Chaplin near the top 5.
@kanshank i have no idea what you mean. Tom literally talks about his interactions with Kubrick over the course of their relationship for the whole video. What more do you want? I can't see why you'd mock him for a solid, insightful interview just because he's been weird and a dick in many other situations.
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Everyone focusing on the hype of Cruises persona can't see the forest through the trees, especially with regards to what is happening here in this interview.
Great movie Kubrick was beyond perceptive to know to pair these two in it considering the turmoil within their marriage Hands down Tom’s best work Glad to see him humbled and appreciative of having had the good fortune to work w Stanley
Btw, still up here in 🇨🇦, it's snowing, go figure. Literally lived two blocks from flag, when I lived in Clearwater. Stanley Clarke, and others and your humble narrator did a gig at the fort Harrison for a graduation . Fond memories.
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Along with interview with the vampire, this is his best role. Tom Cruise might be a nutter, but he’s also one of the greatest actors of the 20th century.
I find it ironic he did eyes wide shut and then joined the church of scientology.. yet still I have to say he's a great actor regardless of his beliefs.
"It was absurd" when death comes that's exactly how it is! You can't believe it. You deeply feel the person you lost will be standing there as they alwas have. You think the news, all of it was not true!...
It was absurd because if you watch the movie you realize that it was no coincidence that Kubrick died shortly after it's release. The same way the model died shortly after the Mansion party.
Thanks to both men for making this great expose on the illuminati. The title of the film is a great clue. And check out vivien kubrick talking to alex jones.
So I read the script and landed on a helicopter gps 6 hours drive... just waiting in the garden ... around the grounds ... nervous... he was like a magical guy... I just talk to him .. he is not Annabelle he is Stanley and it was hard in our marriage 🤗🤗🤗
Doesnt seem fake to me. Real sad people pause to collect themselves. Not cry and yell and push through it. Sadness is giving yourself a moment here and there to collect yourself because in real life no one wants to fall apart in front of people they dont give a fuck about. Its not a show. Im no tom cruise apologist, because hes def fucking looney tunes, but this was genuine. I understand the skepticism, but dont see it here.
yea i am pretty sure that Tom Cruise has got some major issues...but i love him as an actor...maybe these two things have something to do with each other ^^ i mean the whole scientology thing says enough...but is Tom Cruise dangerous? i don't know...but he's got some ways to look into the world with a view i find quiet interesting
7:00 it looks like he knows more than hes telling us, i belive that Tom knew that eventually, Stanley was murdered, its just 2 many coincidences, like, dieing right after a film about secret societies rulling the world, the film that end up being cut ...
I know, right? Like all us common-folk who never get to jet over to a friend's house via airlift are rapt with the details of his elitist helicopter ride. He _had_ to take a chopper, y'know? Because driving 6 hours was just *_so_* pedestrian. Gosh, to just hear about how the upper crust live! The fuel for that chopper ride was probably more than my yearly income...I'm _so blown away!_
The Oprah appearance was the beginning of the end, and it wasn't long before his relationship with Katie Holmes had something very wrong about it, and the very unhappy and subdued appearance on her face since before the wedding said a lot, details unknown.
I can't seem to watch the Tom Cruise I see here and the one on Oprah and understand that they are the same person. Like there is a total break between the two. Was tom just playing around on Oprah and just pissed off at Matt Lauer or did something break inside him the last few years.
I've grown to respect Tom Cruise a lot more after seeing movies like Eyes Wide Shut, Magnolia, Minority Report, and Vanilla Sky. He may get a lot of hate for his scientology beliefs and being a type-casted actor but you cant deny that he has some really good performances under his belt.
He's a whacko, but he is also a frigging great actor. I dunno, he seems like a nice guy. I mean he might have a bonkers religion, buuuut all religions are bonkers, so I dont really hold that against him, because if I did I'd have to hate on almost everyone, and that doesnt seem to be a happy way to live.
magnolia is egotisitcal projection and bigoted rant of a preditor. one can critize a person's role who they are by choice and culture. the cock is a temporary too to unite to her and submit.respect the cradle of universal negotiating time, for she is first sex , agent in reproduction with some species being all female. it is also cover of an ftm, like GAGA in guise of a guy dising herself. Nothing but shame. Gay sttanist like levy must also take the destructive critism for teaching women Bitchcraft.
Can you imagine if we still had Stanley Kubrick today? I think he'd go mad from social media, being the recluse he was. Still I would have loved to have seen that Napoleon epic he had brewing for so long
I mean he’s a full time actor , can’t just shake that , but yes I do think he’s ‘trying’ to be a real person. I’m only talking about the part where he goes ‘it was a feeling of... absolute .. shock’ lol that part is him trying to be Tom, I believe
Don't really understand all the hate on T Cruise. I thoroughly enjoyed this interview and I don't think it was Tom Cruise being self centered in the slightest
he's world famous. that's the epitome of self centered. he would shrivel up and die without attention. anyone as famous as tom is not a nice person. you can't be to make it. "to make it, you have to be a bastard, the beatles were the biggest bastards on earth" - john lennon.
he has been the only actor to be very relevant for 30 years doing amazing movies, ofc people will hate him, it's one of the basic emotions, Envy, people are full of it.
Cdyise gives psychopath vibes very similar to Ted Bundy, this whole interview was pure acting. Straight drama. I’m sure some of it’s true but most is fake, you can see him trying to cru
He is a bit convoluted with his words, but why is everyone acting like he is speaking another language? This is a very emotional and expressive dialogue from Tom that I found really touching and interesting,
@@azv343 oh, you mean the guy who was directing films for about 6 decades? Who’s meticulously research every film he made? Yeah. He was definitely in over his head over adapting a novella.
I laugh at all the criticism. The guy can't win. Whatever he says people are gonna find a reason to hate. Sure, he hasn't exactly helped his cause with his antics in recent years (years after this interview was filmed). But the fact is, you don't know him. I don't him. No one knows him except his friends, family, colleagues, etc. So we don't have right to pass judgment, especially on a subject as sensitive as the passing of a close friend. My personal opinion is that, in this interview at least, he means everything he says. If it appears like he's "acting," it's probably because he is a PROFESSIONAL ACTOR. The man makes his living expressing his inner feelings on camera. Generally, people in that line of work are sensitive and emotionally expressive by nature. So naturally, we are always going to compare and try to contrast their genuine emotional reactions to those they put forward while in performance.
***** Man, pretty judgmental. "Oh, he's saying nice things in an interview, HE'S ACTING, WHAT A FUCKING PHONY, HE'S ACTING, EVERYBODY LOOK! HE'S ACTING, HE'S DOESN'T CARE, HE'S WORKING FOR THAT EVIL SCIENTOLOGY!!!!!!!"
Sure there might be some jealousy. Main reason he's disliked is due to the S cult and how it's damaged his life and families seemingly on his own volition. SAD!
Well, that's probably why you think they "hate", even though that word has been used to much that it has practically lost all its meaning, for no reason.
SpirusOfH I already listed the relevant things - Tom's experience working with him and his reaction to his death, which Tom covered. Now you're just desperately evading what I already said, backpedaling, anything to avoid the obvious. Sad.
When I started watching Eyes Wide Shut I didn't know what to expect and Tom's character came across as a twat but as the film progresses you really come to feel sorry for what he's been through and you're into his journey.
Stanley Kubrick wasn’t just a filmmaker, he was a great artist who painted with the camera lens. It must have been so surreal and tragic for Tom to have spent those three years becoming so close to only lose Stanley a short time later…🙏
There is a desperation inside him. An brand has overtaken the man. The same difficulty he shows in reaching for the "right" words telegraphs the inner difficulty he finds in reaching the "real" world. He is terrified of returning to the flawed nature of the man he was before superstardom. His words , his body , his actions are painfully inadequate no matter how much time he spends crafting their exactness. They can never rescue him from the fear that his own humanity will betray him in the end
His 'concern' & shock could be because he thought the death was not entirely unsuspicious.. the kind that uncovering the underground antics of the elite can get you.
I think working with Kubrick really set the highest bar for Tom Cruise and he wouldn't have the repertoire he has to day and the commitment to filmmaking if it wasn't for Eyes Wide Shut.
@@QuintTheSharker They spent MILLIONS of dollars making the movie and many famous actors and people took part in it. They couldn't just get rid of it. They wanted to get their money back and appease all the actors, agents, marketers, and crews who took part in it. You have to understand that the majority of Hollywood doesn't know this shit goes on. It's only key people in power (the executives and producers) that have all the knowledge. They can't silence everyone. They did however take 20-30 key minutes of the movie out. That was enough to keep the movie vague without getting into the even more satanic and pedophile shit of the elite cults.
Wow, this is the first time Inheard Tom Cruise swear, not as an actor, but as himself. I think Kubrick unlocked something in Cruise when he worked with him. Cruise seemed more authentic and embodied in his roles from that film onwards.
Kubrick was a twisted kind of genius. He would cast people using their problems and most hidden fears and feelings to express their best performances ever. He would study their personality before casting them. He would do anything it takes to express his art. This movie was probably Kubrick at his deepest. However you have to watch it several times to try to get his message, whatever we may think he was trying to say.
I don't care about his religious beliefs or any other actor's religious beliefs. Scientology is just as nuts as Christianity or any other religion. So it's all a wash. Tom Cruise will always be one of my favorite actors. I still think that Obliveon is one of the bigger under-the-radar Sci-Fi movies of the last couple decades. And the last samurai is a masterpiece.
Better than I expected...he wasn't giving a performance, didn't care how it came across...he was being Tom Cruise, who many ppl underestimate, talking about his idol, Stanley K. Eyes Wide Shut was a captivating film.
EWS is as underrated now as it was hyped when it came out. It is a masterpiece of cinematic art. The set design, the cinematography, the use of music, the actors' performances are as good as they get. EWS is awe-inspiring and enigmatic as the 2001 monolith and as chillingly beautiful to watch as Barry Lyndon. And it is really a dreamlike experience that stays with the viewer 'forever and ever' to aptly quote from another SK masterwork.
Totally agree, and I didn't like it the first time I saw it in the cinema. Then a friend of mine had it on a couple of years later and I found myself really getting into it. Since then I've seen it probably six times and it gets better with each viewing. Truly a haunting film.
People need to think deeply about what acting is. Its a lot of crap actually, teaching people to lie and zone of reality. These people that act are clearly affected the most just look at this guy. I feel for them but they choose their path. They lose all their emotions and become empty wow !!!
I believe that although Eyes Wide Shut was a complete masterpiece, it destroyed Tom and Nicole's marriage. Every Kubrick movie is a complete mindfuck and I can't imagine what it does to an actor's brain. I'm not saying it isn't worth it for the sake of the art, but playing the part of crazy, can make you crazy.
@@eleonorabartoli8115 it doesn't matter if it's their job idiot, it's still one of the most uncomfortable things an actor can do as it's typically something very intimate and private. Just because it's their job doesn't mean every aspect of it feels easy and normal. Moron.
+Rick Timmons no he takes acting seriously, that's why he is one the greats, a perfectionist even if the script is dogshit he gives 120%. Kubrick & cruise coming together is why this movie works they are both dedicated. A lot of people including the critics missed the point of this film. it's quite possibly the most misunderstood of both there work dealing with the power elite in this country, how they get down in secret our whole world controlled by few who live among us in plain day, our eyes wide shut.
***** again you make my point on the script being shit - from rotten tomatoes "Visually striking but thinly scripted, Oblivion benefits greatly from its strong production values and an excellent performance from Tom Cruise."
I don't think we will ever see a Performance of Tom Cruise ever again like the way he did in "Eyes Wide Shut" or "Magnolia". And i find it really really sad because i would love to see him playing a role again with such dedication and commitment and stepping out of his comfort zone that seem to be Action Blockbusters. Cruise took us on a very intimate journey as Bill in "Eyes Wide Shut" and it felt like dreaming a dream of someone else but seeing it as clear as the one who dreams it.
Don't be so quick to assume we've seen the limits of what Tom can do. He is a driven actor, and given the right vehicle there's no telling where he'll take a performance. I'm sure he'll be surprising us for a good long time.
He's like the most intense person ever. You see interviews with the guys who dropped the bomb on HIroshima and they're almost indifferent, lol. But he's incredibly intense about inane shit.
Not only was ews cruises best performance, by extension, this was his best interview. No pomp and circumstance, just sincerity and respect.
Some actors are worn down by their celebrity status and the focus that's always on them. Tom Cruise seems to radiate it back and it makes him brighter. He is unusual in that respect.
Tom and Nicole broke up less than two years after the release of Eyes Wide Shut. Nicole insists the film was not a causative factor. I remain unconvinced.
Kidman's father (Antony) was a regionally-renowned psychologist and bio-scientist -- basically the direct opposite + nemesis of Scientology as enumerated by Cruise -- Kidman Sr. and the associated Kidman familial culture made Nicole pretty anti-Xenu, as seen by her in-the-church, out-of-the-church, reluctantly-back-in-the-church flip flopping and subsequent mother-kids estrangement. Dad died in 2014; the divorce happened in 2001. She's careful with her public remarks, but the term 'cult' doesn't ever seem very far from her lips. Certainly plausible that sexy-film and sexy-religious-confessions might have done some cumulative damage, assuming it wasn't just the toll of constant absenteeism and unrelenting work-schedules.
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sskoog Kidman’s father was part of an elite pedophile ring in Sydney. Google it.
@@Reeeepicheep Utter nonsense
I think Kubrick was a factor in the break up.
He's in almost every scene of Eyes Wide Shut - he's fantastic in it.
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I may not subscribe to Tom Cruise beliefs, or even agree with many of them. And yeah, from outside looking in (especially after watching Going Clear, though it's always been very apparent) he does seem what some would call 'nuts'. But there is just SOMETHING about him that I am fascinated by. He's acted in four of my very favorite films (Magnolia, Eyes Wide Shut, Vanilla Sky, and even Interview With The Vampire) and he gave great performances in all four. I just love him as an actor, and outside of his talent, there's another aspect about him that I can't get enough of, but I couldn't tell you what it is. I don't even know myself.
Jacob Zembower I agree. He's a star not by chance. He was great in Born on the Fourth of July, Color of Money, Taps, Risky Business, Collateral, Tropic Tunder and Rock of Ages also!
Daniel Vargas Born on the Forth of July. I hear you!!! When people knock him they always forget that one. Oscar contention!
+Jacob Zembower it is an insanely strange business to be in and he has thrived extremely well where most would perish.... he is a talented power-trooper...
He's an outstanding actor.
by no means my favourite of Kubrick's films, however the man was a complete genius and I've spent half of my life trying to fathom the unanswered questions to some his incredible films. The way Tom Cruise speaks about him says it all and my sympathy goes to him and the film world. We are very much an emptier world with Stanley in it...
naw hes overrated.
@@beastmasterbgyou’re a muppet..
I gave him a kiss and a hug and I said, I love you Stanley. You know that don't you? And he turned to me and it was a--a quiet moment and he just turned to me and he said, I love you to......I shared three years of my life with this man (silence tears)
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This is why I like Tom Cruise.
His whole life (whether he's playing a roll or not) is always analyzing what a normal human being would do in these situations. He's such a good actor because it's how he survives.
I wouldn't go so far as to say he's psychotic (he is), but this is his burden that he's turned into an asset. I am being completely serious, btw.
Tom Cruise, I love you too.
Did you just call Tom Cruise emotionless?
@@jaychun102 Nope lol.
you just contradicted your self within 4 words. Be sincere. Say what you mean.
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Tom Cruise one of the 5 best actors ever, Stanley Kubrick one of the 5 directors ever, i really wish they had made just 1 or 2 more movies
I love Cruise, but no. I couldn't disagree more. He's barely one of the 5 best actors named Tom alone. The 5 best actors to me are Mifune, Bogart, Brando, De Niro, and Pacino. I also have Nicholson, James Stewart, Chaplin near the top 5.
Eyes Wide Shut is a fav film of mine because I'm still constantly searching for the meaning behind this genius film. Tom was phenomenal in this movie.
The meaning is: "Give us your cash, you gullible fucks."
They all worked hard and created a fantastic film, that will and has stood the test of time.
Eh, not really. I liked the film but I think it was a flop when it came out and a lot of people didn’t like it
@@maciek8159 guess u guys weren’t ready for that yet…but yr kids are gonna love it
Actually the real titile was: Remembering Tom Cruise - Cruise on Cruise
kanshank+Whatever one thinks of Cruise as an actor, in this piece his narcissistic self-absorption is paramount; Kubrick is incidental.
Ha ha!
@kanshank i have no idea what you mean. Tom literally talks about his interactions with Kubrick over the course of their relationship for the whole video. What more do you want? I can't see why you'd mock him for a solid, insightful interview just because he's been weird and a dick in many other situations.
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@@alexcarrick6540 self centered,
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Everyone focusing on the hype of Cruises persona can't see the forest through the trees, especially with regards to what is happening here in this interview.
Great movie
Kubrick was beyond perceptive to know to pair these two in it considering the turmoil within their marriage
Hands down Tom’s best work
Glad to see him humbled and appreciative of having had the good fortune to work w Stanley
For sure TOMs best movie is EYES WIDE SHUT... That movie is a MASTER PIECE. Kubrick was a genius.
"If it takes that long then everything they say about us is true!" - - good to know that Stanley was aware of his reputation! lol
hell of a movie, love it
Btw, still up here in 🇨🇦, it's snowing, go figure.
Literally lived two blocks from flag, when I lived in Clearwater. Stanley Clarke, and others and your humble narrator did a gig at the fort Harrison for a graduation . Fond memories.
Along with interview with the vampire, this is his best role. Tom Cruise might be a nutter, but he’s also one of the greatest actors of the 20th century.
My lord he's beautiful ❤
Pure ART.
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I find it ironic he did eyes wide shut and then joined the church of scientology.. yet still I have to say he's a great actor regardless of his beliefs.
High On Raw He was already in the Church of Scientology for quite awhile before he filmed Eyes
"It was absurd" when death comes that's exactly how it is! You can't believe it. You deeply feel the person you lost will be standing there as they alwas have. You think the news, all of it was not true!...
It was absurd because if you watch the movie you realize that it was no coincidence that Kubrick died shortly after it's release. The same way the model died shortly after the Mansion party.
Didn't Kubrick die right when Cruise was shooting the deathbed scene in Magnolia? You can't help but think he was channeling his feelings for Stanley.
he's acting here, but I do believe that Tom does have these feelings deep, deep, deep, deep, deep, deep inside.
He was up until the last part. Tom knows Kubrick's death shortly after the fill was no coincidence
He looks like he knows something
Cruise knows what really happened to Kubrick when he died
Wow, the action star almost crying!
Thanks to both men for making this great expose on the illuminati. The title of the film is a great clue. And check out vivien kubrick talking to alex jones.
So I read the script and landed on a helicopter gps 6 hours drive... just waiting in the garden ... around the grounds ... nervous... he was like a magical guy... I just talk to him .. he is not Annabelle he is Stanley and it was hard in our marriage 🤗🤗🤗
hes a good actor
i love you tom
Doesnt seem fake to me. Real sad people pause to collect themselves. Not cry and yell and push through it. Sadness is giving yourself a moment here and there to collect yourself because in real life no one wants to fall apart in front of people they dont give a fuck about. Its not a show. Im no tom cruise apologist, because hes def fucking looney tunes, but this was genuine. I understand the skepticism, but dont see it here.
yea i am pretty sure that Tom Cruise has got some major issues...but i love him as an actor...maybe these two things have something to do with each other ^^ i mean the whole scientology thing says enough...but is Tom Cruise dangerous? i don't know...but he's got some ways to look into the world with a view i find quiet interesting
Lol the interviewer sounds exactly like Red Cloak.
When he's talking about Nick - is this Nicole?
Yes.
It seems like he knows something fishy was going on with stanleys death but couldnt say it.
can anyone explain, why is everyone saying Tom is a psycho? I'm honestly confused
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Both New York Guys?
This is probably his most acting..in this video.
@Dedoroff It's after. Cruise joined Scientology sometime around Born on the Fourth of July.
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7:00 it looks like he knows more than hes telling us, i belive that Tom knew that eventually, Stanley was murdered, its just 2 many coincidences, like, dieing right after a film about secret societies rulling the world, the film that end up being cut ...
Wow thanks for all the unnecessary details about the helicopter, Tom. What a freak.
I know, right? Like all us common-folk who never get to jet over to a friend's house via airlift are rapt with the details of his elitist helicopter ride. He _had_ to take a chopper, y'know? Because driving 6 hours was just *_so_* pedestrian. Gosh, to just hear about how the upper crust live! The fuel for that chopper ride was probably more than my yearly income...I'm _so blown away!_
Him and John blow each other in those planes.
The Oprah appearance was the beginning of the end, and it wasn't long before his relationship with Katie Holmes had something very wrong about it, and the very unhappy and subdued appearance on her face since before the wedding said a lot, details unknown.
Video: How to land a helicopter by tom cruise
I can't seem to watch the Tom Cruise I see here and the one on Oprah and understand that they are the same person. Like there is a total break between the two. Was tom just playing around on Oprah and just pissed off at Matt Lauer or did something break inside him the last few years.
I've grown to respect Tom Cruise a lot more after seeing movies like Eyes Wide Shut, Magnolia, Minority Report, and Vanilla Sky. He may get a lot of hate for his scientology beliefs and being a type-casted actor but you cant deny that he has some really good performances under his belt.
+krischin check Collateral, that´s a good one...
born on the 4th of July?
He's a whacko, but he is also a frigging great actor. I dunno, he seems like a nice guy. I mean he might have a bonkers religion, buuuut all religions are bonkers, so I dont really hold that against him, because if I did I'd have to hate on almost everyone, and that doesnt seem to be a happy way to live.
Interview with the Vampire was great too.
magnolia is egotisitcal projection and bigoted rant of a preditor. one can critize a person's role who they are by choice and culture. the cock is a temporary too to unite to her and submit.respect the cradle of universal negotiating time, for she is first sex , agent in reproduction with some species being all female. it is also cover of an ftm, like GAGA in guise of a guy dising herself. Nothing but shame. Gay sttanist like levy must also take the destructive critism for teaching women Bitchcraft.
However psychotic the media makes him out to be, you can see by this video that he is, nevertheless, an interesting and kind individual.
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It was worth every minute of the three years Tom. A very, very important and great movie. Exceptionally relevant today.
Can you imagine if we still had Stanley Kubrick today? I think he'd go mad from social media, being the recluse he was. Still I would have loved to have seen that Napoleon epic he had brewing for so long
He wasn't a recluse. Watch the documentary.
legion it was cut so he wouldn’t have ever been able to release it he made Barry Lyndon instead
He called it. In the movie 2001 space. Oddssy. That rectangler. Flat screen tv. Haha
He was not a recluse stop spreading this fake rumour
If he was still alive he would be angry to his family because his family run his Instagram account.
I don’t think he’s “fake” here at all. He’s just intense and a perfectionist! I think he was really drawn to Kubrick
I mean he’s a full time actor , can’t just shake that , but yes I do think he’s ‘trying’ to be a real person. I’m only talking about the part where he goes ‘it was a feeling of... absolute .. shock’ lol that part is him trying to be Tom, I believe
Kubrick loved Tom. He was disturbed by Nicole tho.
What do you mean disturbed by nic?!?
@@doyjuhl3421 being an actor doesn’t automatically make you a fake person guy
@@benkenobii5861 what do u mean he was disturbed by Nicole? I’m extremely interested.
Don't really understand all the hate on T Cruise. I thoroughly enjoyed this interview and I don't think it was Tom Cruise being self centered in the slightest
DRK0114 yep! Me too. People need to chill out and just watch the movie...🤔
DRK0114 he was being more then self centred when he stopped talking to his daughter because she didn’t wanna join a cult
he's world famous. that's the epitome of self centered. he would shrivel up and die without attention. anyone as famous as tom is not a nice person. you can't be to make it. "to make it, you have to be a bastard, the beatles were the biggest bastards on earth" - john lennon.
he has been the only actor to be very relevant for 30 years doing amazing movies, ofc people will hate him, it's one of the basic emotions, Envy, people are full of it.
DRK0114 it’s the Scientology that turns people off about him
ive never seen cruise so unguarded and honest in an interview. it suits him
.Exactly. Cruise and Kubrick acheived transcendence. Cruise exposed himselt in this interview.
Cdyise gives psychopath vibes very similar to Ted Bundy, this whole interview was pure acting. Straight drama. I’m sure some of it’s true but most is fake, you can see him trying to cru
One of the biggest stars in the world but when he's talking about Kubrick he is like innocent little boy. So fascinating to see.
Genuine emotion by Cruise and despite his detractors he really shared a bond with arguably one of the last great filmmakers , very moving.
"Acting or not", i feel Tom really loved Stan,
And I respect him for that and his 2 years Works
it was actuly 3 years refrence 6:19
Eyes wide shut was an incredible movie
He is a bit convoluted with his words, but why is everyone acting like he is speaking another language? This is a very emotional and expressive dialogue from Tom that I found really touching and interesting,
What about any of this interview did you find convoluted?
@@Redhotshawntexasthe way he's trying really hard to avoid labeling Stanley as an incompetent director who was way in over his head
@@azv343 oh, you mean the guy who was directing films for about 6 decades? Who’s meticulously research every film he made? Yeah. He was definitely in over his head over adapting a novella.
I laugh at all the criticism. The guy can't win. Whatever he says people are gonna find a reason to hate. Sure, he hasn't exactly helped his cause with his antics in recent years (years after this interview was filmed). But the fact is, you don't know him. I don't him. No one knows him except his friends, family, colleagues, etc. So we don't have right to pass judgment, especially on a subject as sensitive as the passing of a close friend. My personal opinion is that, in this interview at least, he means everything he says. If it appears like he's "acting," it's probably because he is a PROFESSIONAL ACTOR. The man makes his living expressing his inner feelings on camera. Generally, people in that line of work are sensitive and emotionally expressive by nature. So naturally, we are always going to compare and try to contrast their genuine emotional reactions to those they put forward while in performance.
Scott MacKeen I hope he gets some respect after his death.because as long as he is alive people will find a reason to hate him for whatever he does
Exactly. Everybody is so worried about his scientology stuff but who cares?? All that matters is what ends up on the screen.
The people doing the disrespecting are true 100% dumbasses. Slug-level idiots. The comment section is full of them.
Scott MacKeen people know more then enough of him. He won’t talk to his kid because she doesn’t wanna join his cult! Nough said! This guys an imbecile
That's the price you pay for being the biggest movie star itw
Stanley made actors want to better themselves because of his own passion in film. A true legend.
you mean like Quinten Tarantino's effect on actors?
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incapable of not acting during an interview
+ano nymous What is acting but the ability to live truthfully under the given imaginary circumstance?
+liquidbraino Stanislavski? lol
+liquidbraino Stanislavski? lol
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No, Meisner - but Meisner borrowed a lot from Stanislavski. :D
***** finally some acting mate around here in the interwebs 😁
A very mystical and touching interview, even if it's Tom. Those long pauses when he stops talking...
Am i the only one here who thinks Tom is a really likeable guy???
Too many people hate on Tom and it really isn't deserved, In his prime he was the best, my fav cruise movies are "Rainman" and "Interview wt Vampire"
I like him a lot too.
Hollywood Animal. Tom not officially 'out' of the closet.
Well, do you have any proof on how "Horrible" he is? Huh, Improvisedcinema1
***** Man, pretty judgmental. "Oh, he's saying nice things in an interview, HE'S ACTING, WHAT A FUCKING PHONY, HE'S ACTING, EVERYBODY LOOK! HE'S ACTING, HE'S DOESN'T CARE, HE'S WORKING FOR THAT EVIL SCIENTOLOGY!!!!!!!"
People hate this guy because they are envious of his success and talent He is a great Actor and one of our Last Great Movie Stars
Im not a fan but yes youre absolutely right!
To say the only reason people dislike him is out of jealousy is a cheap cop out
Sure there might be some jealousy. Main reason he's disliked is due to the S cult and how it's damaged his life and families seemingly on his own volition. SAD!
In-depth, fascinating interview. The Tom haters just hate for no reason.
Rolling Ormond Have you watched Going Clear?
SpirusOfH No
Well, that's probably why you think they "hate", even though that word has been used to much that it has practically lost all its meaning, for no reason.
SpirusOfH I'll mention that to the Israelis next time we discuss Hamas, or the black victims of police brutality next time I visit their graves.
SpirusOfH I already listed the relevant things - Tom's experience working with him and his reaction to his death, which Tom covered. Now you're just desperately evading what I already said, backpedaling, anything to avoid the obvious. Sad.
When I started watching Eyes Wide Shut I didn't know what to expect and Tom's character came across as a twat but as the film progresses you really come to feel sorry for what he's been through and you're into his journey.
The way people pick him apart is downright strange. Do you all even realize how ridiculous you are?
You are so beautyful! Handsome.
Don't be sad please. It hurts.
You're so cute and beautyful when you're happy!
Stanley Kubrick wasn’t just a filmmaker, he was a great artist who painted with the camera lens. It must have been so surreal and tragic for Tom to have spent those three years becoming so close to only lose Stanley a short time later…🙏
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Every sentence he utters seems almost self congratulatory for some reason.
gregg mikulla What??????
that bigoted virus is withered into oblivion
There is a desperation inside him. An brand has overtaken the man. The same difficulty he shows in reaching for the "right" words telegraphs the inner difficulty he finds in reaching the "real" world. He is terrified of returning to the flawed nature of the man he was before superstardom. His words , his body , his actions are painfully inadequate no matter how much time he spends crafting their exactness. They can never rescue him from the fear that his own humanity will betray him in the end
Wow
His 'concern' & shock could be because he thought the death was not entirely unsuspicious.. the kind that uncovering the underground antics of the elite can get you.
Only a hard working man like tom can appreciate kubrick
I think working with Kubrick really set the highest bar for Tom Cruise and he wouldn't have the repertoire he has to day and the commitment to filmmaking if it wasn't for Eyes Wide Shut.
I don't care what anyone thinks of this guy, he's one of the best actors out there. He's done it all.
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He knows what really happen to Stanley after the movie eyes wide shut
The same people who took care of Kubrick weren’t quite powerful enough to prevent the film from being made. 🫤🙄
@@QuintTheSharker They spent MILLIONS of dollars making the movie and many famous actors and people took part in it. They couldn't just get rid of it. They wanted to get their money back and appease all the actors, agents, marketers, and crews who took part in it. You have to understand that the majority of Hollywood doesn't know this shit goes on. It's only key people in power (the executives and producers) that have all the knowledge. They can't silence everyone.
They did however take 20-30 key minutes of the movie out. That was enough to keep the movie vague without getting into the even more satanic and pedophile shit of the elite cults.
Wow, this is the first time Inheard Tom Cruise swear, not as an actor, but as himself.
I think Kubrick unlocked something in Cruise when he worked with him.
Cruise seemed more authentic and embodied in his roles from that film onwards.
Kubrick was a twisted kind of genius. He would cast people using their problems and most hidden fears and feelings to express their best performances ever. He would study their personality before casting them. He would do anything it takes to express his art. This movie was probably Kubrick at his deepest. However you have to watch it several times to try to get his message, whatever we may think he was trying to say.
Yes. This is what makes Kubrick great. He elevated the entire art form and approached it from such a unique perspective that he changed it forever.
perfect comment
Tom: "I'm glad it didn't happen in the early years of our marriage..." One year later, Tom and Nicole divorce.
So what? How is your life?
@@merlinalfonso6374 why so defensive, asshole?
I don't care about his religious beliefs or any other actor's religious beliefs. Scientology is just as nuts as Christianity or any other religion. So it's all a wash. Tom Cruise will always be one of my favorite actors. I still think that Obliveon is one of the bigger under-the-radar Sci-Fi movies of the last couple decades. And the last samurai is a masterpiece.
Better than I expected...he wasn't giving a performance,
didn't care how it came across...he was being Tom Cruise,
who many ppl underestimate, talking about his idol, Stanley K.
Eyes Wide Shut was a captivating film.
EWS is as underrated now as it was hyped when it came out. It is a masterpiece of cinematic art. The set design, the cinematography, the use of music, the actors' performances are as good as they get. EWS is awe-inspiring and enigmatic as the 2001 monolith and as chillingly beautiful to watch as Barry Lyndon. And it is really a dreamlike experience that stays with the viewer 'forever and ever' to aptly quote from another SK masterwork.
Totally agree, and I didn't like it the first time I saw it in the cinema. Then a friend of mine had it on a couple of years later and I found myself really getting into it. Since then I've seen it probably six times and it gets better with each viewing. Truly a haunting film.
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Whoa, Cruise's schnoz in the thumbnail. Good looking dude, but that thing's a honker
People need to think deeply about what acting is. Its a lot of crap actually, teaching people to lie and zone of reality. These people that act are clearly affected the most just look at this guy. I feel for them but they choose their path. They lose all their emotions and become empty wow !!!
Tom Cruise is a complex complex character. Always an artist though
I didn't like that Eyes wide shut movie.
Tom is such a weirdo
Tom doing 3 years straight for Eyes Wide Shut ? what happened !?
I believe that although Eyes Wide Shut was a complete masterpiece, it destroyed Tom and Nicole's marriage. Every Kubrick movie is a complete mindfuck and I can't imagine what it does to an actor's brain. I'm not saying it isn't worth it for the sake of the art, but playing the part of crazy, can make you crazy.
Ryan Dinnnebeil Kubrick said that Cruise and Kidman were really uncomfortable in their love scenes. Fake marriage, or what......? 😅
@@eleonorabartoli8115 or maybe it's because there was a whole film crew watching them? Idiot.
@@grayninja9958 you are the idiot one. Actors don't care about people watching them having sex or doing fake sex scenes on the set
@@grayninja9958 it's their job. It's normal for them doing that kind of scenes with a whole film crew around
@@eleonorabartoli8115 it doesn't matter if it's their job idiot, it's still one of the most uncomfortable things an actor can do as it's typically something very intimate and private. Just because it's their job doesn't mean every aspect of it feels easy and normal. Moron.
This guy takes life way too seriously...
+Rick Timmons no he takes acting seriously, that's why he is one the greats, a perfectionist even if the script is dogshit he gives 120%. Kubrick & cruise coming together is why this movie works they are both dedicated. A lot of people including the critics missed the point of this film. it's quite possibly the most misunderstood of both there work dealing with the power elite in this country, how they get down in secret our whole world controlled by few who live among us in plain day, our eyes wide shut.
Adam S Yea I enjoyed eyes wide shut, but mission impossible 3 sucked.
***** fair enough but notice To doesn't suck in it, hanging from a goddam C130 lol he's rich enough to not do that.
Adam S Oh also Oblivion sucked too. And jack reicher was OK.
***** again you make my point on the script being shit - from rotten tomatoes "Visually striking but thinly scripted, Oblivion benefits greatly from its strong production values and an excellent performance from Tom Cruise."
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TOM CRUİSE KNOWS KUBRİCK WAS KILLED, PEOPLEEEEE
He’s acting here. And not very well. Pure cringe.
I don't think we will ever see a Performance of Tom Cruise ever again like the way he did in "Eyes Wide Shut" or "Magnolia". And i find it really really sad because i would love to see him playing a role again with such dedication and commitment and stepping out of his comfort zone that seem to be Action Blockbusters. Cruise took us on a very intimate journey as Bill in "Eyes Wide Shut" and it felt like dreaming a dream of someone else but seeing it as clear as the one who dreams it.
Don't be so quick to assume we've seen the limits of what Tom can do. He is a driven actor, and given the right vehicle there's no telling where he'll take a performance. I'm sure he'll be surprising us for a good long time.
Imagine those conversations between Cruise; Kidman and Kubrick? I think they could have been a movie in themselves.
He's like the most intense person ever. You see interviews with the guys who dropped the bomb on HIroshima and they're almost indifferent, lol. But he's incredibly intense about inane shit.