Lethal Weapon, Under Siege, Silver Bullet, & The Firm were all great films thanks to Gary. However, he took Point Break to another level. Every time I eat a meatball sandwich I want a lemonade now.
I ordered a cameo video from Busey for only 300 bucks to wish my friend congratulations for reaching 1 million subscribers...and Gary took out his guitar and sang him a song. Best 300 bucks I've ever spent!
This guy is very inspiring, he's proof that decades of drugs, massive and repeated head trauma, and severe mental issues are no impediment to success if you just don't give a shite, and that appeals to me for some reason.
Life and Death is a lottery my fan. There is no promise of tomorrow. Think about so many actors that have died in the past 30 years that are younger then him.
It's about who you are, not necessarily what you do. If you're a good person and you like being a good person, people will like the good person you are. Gary is Gary and that's why people like the guy.
Without a doubt hands down…”The Buddy Holly Story” is so exceptional that he should have received the Academy Award! That was his singing which makes it even more remarkable!
Gary could readily be born on your, or any other number of birthdays. Claiming it as his own. But he is nice enough not to do so. Because Busey has realized that birthday really means Before I Reach True Hope Destiny Absolves Youth
I had the honor of being one of the Point Break skydivers but the most surreal memory was that I taught first jump course to Gary Busey (as well as Patrick Swayze) and the six hours one on one in a classroom and practice gear was incredible. You could not help but love this guy but the defining term was "intense". As an avid motorcycle vagabond I wish now I could take a trip with him but I will always cherish that memory.
That's awesome. I was curious why the producers would send Busey to jump school when his character never leaves the ground in Point Break.. just read an interview with him where he tells how he promised Swayze at the wrap party that he'd try it. He even mentions the 6 hours you worked with him. You know, you're almost certainly a contributing factor in his taking that role in Drop Zone soon after!
Most people think Busey's "crazy", but he really is a fantastic human being, and no one can say otherwise. He doesn't pretend to be perfect, he's just himself, and that's why people love him. The Celebrity Big Brother season he did is an underrated testament to that. Contestants are voted off of that show by the general public. Gary Busey went to a foreign country with his "craziness" on display, to compete with a bunch of much younger people, and the British public voted him as the best person on the show. He literally won the hearts and minds of the British public, and he's the only American to ever have won in that show.
If you don’t know… he suffered a massive head injury due to a motorcycle accident sometime in the early to mid 90’s , so… there’s Busey pre and post accident.
I don't ever want to imagine a world without Gary Busey. He truly is a treasure. And seriously, he absolutely killed it in Point Break, Lethal Weapon, Under Seige, and Predator 2. Who can hate on Gary Busey in drag in Under Seige, especially when he says the Captain suggests he get a psychological evaluation moments after taking off a wig!
Daniel Day Lewis was too busy not coming off as someone who would ask you to buy him a pack of menthols because the clerk won't let him inside the store anymore.
I used to work in the film industry in my city. Gary filmed a production here a little more than 10yrs ago, 'Maneater'. Due to my position in the production, I was able to meet and befriend Gary...and I can tell you in all honesty...the 'stories' about him hardly do reality justice. Among many other things, I watched him pick a fight with...then proceed to beat up...a directors chair. Yes. A chair. Gary is batshit crazy.
He's brain damaged. He's not crazy. It's just brain damaged people do things that don't make sense. People with frontal brain damage often have explosive tempers.
I love this guy, he really is an international treasure. It's tragic what's happened to him but his ability to rise above that and continue doing what he loves is really inspirational. His craziness isn't entirely his fault, so everyone gives him an automatic free pass and he acknowledges this and in turn tries his hardest to keep his behaviour rational when he can. That's why we love him.
Gary Busey really was born to play Buddy Holly. A mark of an incredible actor is one that can seemingly channel another person to life, lend their body to it and you can only see that character.
I really like Gary Busey. And I believe he made a very courageous recovery after his motorcycle accident in 1988. He worked hard to come back from VERY serious injuries. I admire him. He used his celebrity to shine a light on the danger of riding a motorcycle without a helmet. I think of him not only as a great actor, and good person, but as a hero, too.
So I've met this creepy and funny man twice. once when i was 12 at a family reunion. Then when I was 16. He is so captivating and scary at the same time. It was so obvious he was on drugs. My family had to explain to my 12 year old self what a drug addiction was. Thank god he is sober now! And JoBlo thank you for the entertainment!
So, was Mitchell Ryan, too bad the franchise went to shit after Joel Silver fired Shane Black, Lethal Weapon 2 is overrated, it's not the masterpiece that people claim to this day.
Look at the hardware! Look at the firepower! You're surrounded -- Riggs is *gone* remains the most thrilling part of the movie...Thanks to Donner and Busey
He has pitch perfect intensity for whatever he's doing, yet somehow he is in the stratosphere while we look on in amazement. I respect anyone who goes from football to acting with such flair and commitment. And I've always admired his spirit and sense of humor. Thanks for another one!
I've always loved every Gary performance. When I would bring him up around friends when talking about favorite actors they would always laugh and say "Gary? Seriously?" and I would have to go through explaining all this to them.
I used to know a couple of people that witnessed that accident. He had just pulled out of the parking lot of Harley Davidson dealership when it happened, where he had been chatting with a few of the employees outside as he was leaving.
The forever loveable, talented, dear, sweet, somewhat scary, funny, kindhearted, multi creative, life lesson professor, Gary Busey. I truly enjoyed this video and have to say we need to see more of Gary Busey!!!
Gary Busey is an American icon! Every time I see him or hear his name it brings a smile to my face. People think he doesn't care, but he does, because he knows people love him.
22:02 "Gary Busey even claims that the devil himself came to his door dressed as a rodeo clown and offered him a small box of cocaine with his initials on it." That's the money quote right there.
"Surviving The Game" is awsome! I honestly dont know why this one isn't considered more of a classic. One of Busey's best preformances and Ice-T isn't bad ether.
Haven't seen it since it came out, but the ATV starter wires in the gas tank kill is still one of my favorite. Also the ending one "Always check the barrel." Good Stuff.
I hung out with Gary a few times this summer. It was like teleporting into space and getting probed, but I don't regret the four meetings we had in LA. The dude is a ball of untamed energy and he smokes cigars like a chimney.
He may be bat shit crazy, but he is an incredible human being and when the curtain drops, his talent as an actor shines as bright as the heaven he was once a part of. I love Gary and everything about him.
I still think “Soldier” is an underrated fun action flick with interesting plot, great action sequences and set pieces and a nice supporting role by Gary busey with Kurt Russell. A fun 90s b-movie like deep rising, no escape 1994, hard rain 1998, the phantom & anaconda
@@barbellsamurai8014 Well in today's world sadly they try to make a B movie that will become a cult film. Unlike the past a movie grows a following mostly underappreciated movies that were good but only in time would gain a following. Can't engineer a movie to be one. Fans are smart though we can tell what's a true B movie & what's not.
It's sad I had no idea he got into a motorcycle accident, but now that explains a lot about him. He was in a ton of movies that I consider to be classic and I can't imagine anyone else in those roles. I didn't realize how far back his acting career went either, so that was interesting. I'll have to watch that Buddy Holly movie now, etc.
I first noticed Gary as the coolest uncle ever in Silver Bullet. Since then, I have always been a fan. I'm surprised about two things though, how long he's lived and his filmography. Wow, this man was busy.
+Ricky Cisneros Yes! I used to record every episode on VHS tape. I bet I still have them, as I still have all my old recordings from television during this time period. That being said, they're in a box somewhere.
lol. Oh man, I was not expecting that, I'm really glad I finished my coffee, and wasn't taking a swallow when I read that. If you pulled that right off the top of your head, you are a God Damn Genius. Good one.
Hes a genius.. He is anything but crazy.. He survived a severe traumatic brain injury, he deserves a standing ovation like Michael J Fox. He survived and we are lucky to still have him.
Silver Bullet is one of the most nostalgic films of my childhood but I truly love it as a film. Its a legit bloody horror film involving children and as a kid I loved and respected that so much. I love your video's too.
People can learn huge lessons from Gary Busey, like being themselves and free of the bullshit, a real person, everything in this world is fake and contrived Gary is not that. More power to Gary.
Fast And Furious 1 is very well known for having ripped their entire story from Point Break. I mean a good few movies did but Fast And Furious did it worse than all others, made a franchise from it lol.
after watching this segment, it really gives me more appreciation for Gary Busey. loved him in lethal weapon and under siege. another awesome video joblo
Surviving the game was an awesome film, Busey has a monologue in it that sends shivers down your spine. The cast is amazing as well, Rutger Hauer, John C Mcginley, Charles S Dutton, Ice T and F Murray Abraham to name a few. Silver bullet was an awesome film as well, would have been one of the best werewolf movies ever made had the creature design have been better, it's the only thing that let it down but Busey is ace in it, you can tell he's having a right blast making it :)
I love Surviving the Game from the first time i saw it and i was young. And Silver Bullet is great. I had a huge crush on Corey Haim but Gary did still the show. I wanted him to be my uncle lol.
Thank you for the unexpected joy and your hard work putting this series together. Here I was, expecting a mildly entertaining skit, but found myself truly laughing for the first time in my recent memory.
I saw Carny (1980) the other day for the first time which featured memorable performance by Gary Busey. The film fails to build up to a dramatic climax but regardless, it's rich in atmosphere and characterization and it very much deserves it's cult classic status. I highly recommend it.
I remember as a kid being like that white dude has some big ass white teeth. Was hooked since then. He's a marvel to behold. A legend in his own skin. The epitome of you muck it up, you get back, crazy or not. Absolutely love this man.
His performance in “Surviving the Game” is top-tier Busey. “When you’re eating the flesh of the pig, look into his little beady eyes. That way you’ll be devouring his soul.”
Gary Busey was a great actor until a tragic accident caused a head injury which resulted brain damage and a change in his affect. I admire how he was able to put himself out there in spite his traumatic closed head injury. If you have a serious head injury and survive your personality can change like what happened to Gary.
Someone needs to offer him a good role in a serious movie again. I think he’s got a great, Oscar winning, performance in him. Seriously. His story is moving, and there’s something profoundly tragic about his good natured, if scary, insanity. Life owes him a break, in his ability to do something with real credibility
i don't know, he is volitale, eccentric,and insurnace companies need to protect their clients. Best to remember himin his glory days. Gary is so Gary that seeing him in a movie might "take you out of the movie"
I agree. But his next great performance isn’t up to him so much as it is the director of the movie he appears in. Gifted actors IRL can be hamstrung by a director who decides to go with the wrong take. Stacey Keach and Jake Busey (ironically), are two who’ve suffered through this. Keach is a acting veteran who you’d think completely immune to such a thing but technical experience is not much of a match against an exacting, instructional director. That’s why Clint Eastwood, when directing, will only ask for his actors to ‘do it a little different’ and will only instruct an actor upon request. It works. I’ve never seen a badly directed movie of his.
He became a coke freak, and spiraled down hill from there, ending with the motorcycle accident. NOW..... he's a perfectly normal fixture in California.
You fail to realize TBI traumatic Brain Injury is very debilitating wile he may seem normal he's far from his days in movies, he'd forget lines, go off and say stuff on his mind and just be difficult to work with. Really he should do a movie on TBIs to change public perception of them. And show people what live is like after getting injured compared to what it was before. Its tottaly differnt.
"He's on safari.... lions, the tigers, the bears, oh MY." "Do I look like I need a psychological evaluation?" LOVE Gary Busey 😂 Predator 2, Point Break and Under Seige were some of the first action movies I watched as a kid with my dad and Busey was ALWAYS a standout. Totally agree about him being one of the most reliable supporting characters in that era. And even his son has inherited those chompers and that charisma.
First thing first, your videos are awesome! I have seen about 10 or so so far and I have to say, these are the most important biography videos in relevance to the truth because of the research it must have involved to find all these facts. I understand this is an Acting time line, and other life events are not included. My opinion is, all the other so called "Where is so and so" videos only focuses on the negative aspects of their lives. Where as you focus on the career and talent. Be sure i will be watching more of your videos. Thank you for your videos, please keep it up. P. S. Your editing is spot on to the relevance of your narrative.
The movie 'Chasers' is a good watch for anybody that hasn't seen it. I always liked it in part because the big action/fight scene at the end of the movie took place at a little amusement park near where my family and I used to stay when we were on vacation down in Myrtle Beach, SC. It was noticeable by the goofy animal statues that the park had before they tore it down.
Angelo Papas is my favourite but 'Surviving the Game' is a really decent 90's action flick with the likes of Rutger Hauer, John C McGinley, Charles S Dutton, F. Murray Abraham and Ice T and others which in my mind is super worth a watch - gona look for it now in fact! Well done on another great video essay!
Thanks for the video! I always liked Gary Busey but never knew much about him. Seen him in more movies that I can remember, he always steals the scene by his performance or his looks, he always draws attention to him. Like his son too, they are great. Funny, I usually feel sad about actors retiring/getting old/passing away, but in Gary's case, even being sad about when (if) he leaves the public life, we got his son to carry on.
Lethal Weapon, Under Siege, Silver Bullet, & The Firm were all great films thanks to Gary. However, he took Point Break to another level. Every time I eat a meatball sandwich I want a lemonade now.
Two Utah! Get me two.
Those meatball sandwiches looked yummy
@@JoBloOriginals exactly!
Surviving the game awesome
Do one on nick nolte
I think I speak for everyone when I say, We were all waiting for this episode.
Lol yeah!
So I'm guessing that he was married at least once since they mentioned his son
Motorcycle head injury… that’s WTF happened to him.
I ordered a cameo video from Busey for only 300 bucks to wish my friend congratulations for reaching 1 million subscribers...and Gary took out his guitar and sang him a song. Best 300 bucks I've ever spent!
This guy is very inspiring, he's proof that decades of drugs, massive and repeated head trauma, and severe mental issues are no impediment to success if you just don't give a shite, and that appeals to me for some reason.
It helps if you are already an established actor that has shaken hands with the right people BEFORE all that head trauma and drug use
Life and Death is a lottery my fan. There is no promise of tomorrow. Think about so many actors that have died in the past 30 years that are younger then him.
It's about who you are, not necessarily what you do. If you're a good person and you like being a good person, people will like the good person you are. Gary is Gary and that's why people like the guy.
sound like my worsed nightmare talking to some 1 like that
So you're saying I still have hop?! 🤣
Without a doubt hands down…”The Buddy Holly Story” is so exceptional that he should have received the Academy Award! That was his singing which makes it even more remarkable!
JoBlo: He was born on his birthday...
Me: *Furiously taking notes* "of course, it makes so much sense now..."
😂😂😂😂 Underrated Comment
Three years later, have my like. You made me smile.
30 days later you made me smile as well. Busey what a interesting and gifted man ,big as well.@Kenneth_Rogers
Best line ever “he was born on his birthday” like wtf
😂😂😂
......talk about a coincidence
Lucky him, I missed my birthday by about three days.
Gary could readily be born on your, or any other number of birthdays. Claiming it as his own.
But he is nice enough not to do so.
Because Busey has realized that birthday really means
Before
I
Reach
True
Hope
Destiny
Absolves
Youth
Top knotch reporting right there
I had the honor of being one of the Point Break skydivers but the most surreal memory was that I taught first jump course to Gary Busey (as well as Patrick Swayze) and the six hours one on one in a classroom and practice gear was incredible. You could not help but love this guy but the defining term was "intense". As an avid motorcycle vagabond I wish now I could take a trip with him but I will always cherish that memory.
That's awesome. I was curious why the producers would send Busey to jump school when his character never leaves the ground in Point Break.. just read an interview with him where he tells how he promised Swayze at the wrap party that he'd try it. He even mentions the 6 hours you worked with him. You know, you're almost certainly a contributing factor in his taking that role in Drop Zone soon after!
Best movie ever!
Didn’t I meet you in a bar at Murrieta Hot Springs back in ‘92????
@@Phah-Queue not sure. The place sounds familiar
That is one of the most epic things ever bro...what an honor that would of been...very cool bro..one of the best films ever made..cool as hell.....!
Silver Bullet is a darn decent movie. I've never understood why it gets such mixed reviews.
Most people think Busey's "crazy", but he really is a fantastic human being, and no one can say otherwise. He doesn't pretend to be perfect, he's just himself, and that's why people love him. The Celebrity Big Brother season he did is an underrated testament to that. Contestants are voted off of that show by the general public. Gary Busey went to a foreign country with his "craziness" on display, to compete with a bunch of much younger people, and the British public voted him as the best person on the show. He literally won the hearts and minds of the British public, and he's the only American to ever have won in that show.
I love the man...😁👍
So you know him?
He seems like a loveable oddball...☺
If you don’t know… he suffered a massive head injury due to a motorcycle accident sometime in the early to mid 90’s , so… there’s Busey pre and post accident.
I DO think he’s crazy, but still love him! Like you said, that crazy Uncle who loves you, and you don’t want to piss off!
This made me realize how much I value Gary Busey and his career.
I don't ever want to imagine a world without Gary Busey. He truly is a treasure. And seriously, he absolutely killed it in Point Break, Lethal Weapon, Under Seige, and Predator 2. Who can hate on Gary Busey in drag in Under Seige, especially when he says the Captain suggests he get a psychological evaluation moments after taking off a wig!
Totally outshines Tommy Lee Jones in Under Siege.
"Gary Busey wrestled a bear, has Daniel Day-Lewis ever wrestled a bear?"
My sides are in orbit.
Little known fact: Daniel Day Lewis played that bear.
Takamura wrestled a bear and won. Real life chads don't compare to anime chads.
Leelee Sobieski got punched by a bear. Well, Nicholas Cage dressed as a bear.
Leo DiCaprio wrestled a CGI bear.
Daniel Day Lewis was too busy not coming off as someone who would ask you to buy him a pack of menthols because the clerk won't let him inside the store anymore.
I used to work in the film industry in my city. Gary filmed a production here a little more than 10yrs ago, 'Maneater'.
Due to my position in the production, I was able to meet and befriend Gary...and I can tell you in all honesty...the 'stories' about him hardly do reality justice.
Among many other things, I watched him pick a fight with...then proceed to beat up...a directors chair. Yes. A chair.
Gary is batshit crazy.
LOVE IT! Thanks for sharing!
That’s awesome....you are one lucky person..!😁👍
He's brain damaged. He's not crazy. It's just brain damaged people do things that don't make sense. People with frontal brain damage often have explosive tempers.
You probably have some very interesting stories about behind seen knowledge! Career choice sounds very fun.
Cocaine is a hell of a drug!
I love this guy, he really is an international treasure.
It's tragic what's happened to him but his ability to rise above that and continue doing what he loves is really inspirational.
His craziness isn't entirely his fault, so everyone gives him an automatic free pass and he acknowledges this and in turn tries his hardest to keep his behaviour rational when he can.
That's why we love him.
Gary Busey really was born to play Buddy Holly.
A mark of an incredible actor is one that can seemingly channel another person to life, lend their body to it and you can only see that character.
he was shite that is why in most of the action films he did he never lived to the end of the films
I was wondering why he looks so much like that guy from Starship Troopers and it turns out that’s his son, Jake Busey.
@Rocko yea lol
Duh
@Rocko No, the black chick.
@Rocko awww. He hurt your feweens?! Drink some warm milk and get yourself a sense of humor.
The teeth say it all. They both have a big ass grill of a mouth! There’s no mistaking them for not being related.
His story about his dog in "Surviving the Game" is worth a Oscar alone.
'the' Prince Henry Stout
Absolutely!👍
Gary Busey quote "life's art, art is life". Thanx maestro. Keep it up!!
I really like Gary Busey. And I believe he made a very courageous recovery after his motorcycle accident in 1988. He worked hard to come back from VERY serious injuries. I admire him. He used his celebrity to shine a light on the danger of riding a motorcycle without a helmet. I think of him not only as a great actor, and good person, but as a hero, too.
So I've met this creepy and funny man twice. once when i was 12 at a family reunion. Then when I was 16. He is so captivating and scary at the same time. It was so obvious he was on drugs. My family had to explain to my 12 year old self what a drug addiction was. Thank god he is sober now! And JoBlo thank you for the entertainment!
@@o-renishii5621 yeah my dad is his cousin. But we don't talk to Gary or his family. We're distant relatives.
@@o-renishii5621 You're not that important. She didn't even reply back to your compliment. 😂😂
@@ericbogar9665 ouch
@@faithbussey2468 how could you not want to talk to them? I feel like there's so much to talk about! I'd have him sign my copy of Predator 2 😋
Your last name is Bussey so you MUST be telling the truth 🙄
He was definitely a great villain in Lethal Weapon.
You mean in Black Sheep? 🤣
So, was Mitchell Ryan, too bad the franchise went to shit after Joel Silver fired Shane Black, Lethal Weapon 2 is overrated, it's not the masterpiece that people claim to this day.
@@miguellee3 He seemed to be a villain at first, it turned out the politicians were the real villains, odd how life imitates art.
Look at the hardware! Look at the firepower! You're surrounded -- Riggs is *gone* remains the most thrilling part of the movie...Thanks to Donner and Busey
@@apurugganan the final fight scene had me searching where to learn jiu-jitsu
He has pitch perfect intensity for whatever he's doing, yet somehow he is in the stratosphere while we look on in amazement. I respect anyone who goes from football to acting with such flair and commitment. And I've always admired his spirit and sense of humor. Thanks for another one!
I've always loved every Gary performance. When I would bring him up around friends when talking about favorite actors they would always laugh and say "Gary? Seriously?" and I would have to go through explaining all this to them.
I have a new found respect for Mr. Busey after learning about his bike accident.
I used to know a couple of people that witnessed that accident. He had just pulled out of the parking lot of Harley Davidson dealership when it happened, where he had been chatting with a few of the employees outside as he was leaving.
@Gary Busey your a fucking LEGEND !! I followed your career from the beginning and you haven't ever disappointed me !
@@kardeef33317 I doubt that account is really Gary bro lol
Buh-root-uhl
@@ricka5959 So it was a case of him driving without care/attention?
Fuckin love this guy.
Whenever I think of him I remember that hilarious and yet badass Julio Iglesias line from The Firm
The forever loveable, talented, dear, sweet, somewhat scary, funny, kindhearted, multi creative, life lesson professor, Gary Busey. I truly enjoyed this video and have to say we need to see more of Gary Busey!!!
Gary Busey is an American icon! Every time I see him or hear his name it brings a smile to my face. People think he doesn't care, but he does, because he knows people love him.
You forgot to mention his role in David Lynch's Lost Highway.
yeah, I was gonna say
I think he would have, but the video needed to be wrapped up in this decade.
I struggled for 5 to 10 seconds but now I recall! ☺
This movie was weird enough I totally forgot he made an appearance...
Yeah, i noticed that omition too.
Best film Gary Busey's ever been in and it isn't even in the fuckin' video
22:02 "Gary Busey even claims that the devil himself came to his door dressed as a rodeo clown and offered him a small box of cocaine with his initials on it." That's the money quote right there.
Just a small box, though? Small amounts of cocaine is never enough.
@@chris77jay77 Once you get locked into a serious drug collection, the tendency is to push it as far as you can.
@@Paethgoat To the limit
I met the devil on a bad trip once. It was not a pleasant experience for me however. Lol.
I met him last year and he EXACTLY this! Being genuine isn't appreciated enough in this world #beabusey
"Surviving The Game" is awsome! I honestly dont know why this one isn't considered more of a classic. One of Busey's best preformances and Ice-T isn't bad ether.
Seen it recently hidden gem!! Great film
Haven't seen it since it came out, but the ATV starter wires in the gas tank kill is still one of my favorite. Also the ending one "Always check the barrel." Good Stuff.
+J Ahlderbrook
Great film, and partly due to Busey's gonzo performance! His monologue was intense!
it’s pure schlock. but fun.
My favorite Busey-ism: "Gay stands for Good As You."
Back in the 1980s, it stood for "Got AIDS Yet?"
@@randallulrich --Still does.✌
I hung out with Gary a few times this summer. It was like teleporting into space and getting probed, but I don't regret the four meetings we had in LA. The dude is a ball of untamed energy and he smokes cigars like a chimney.
Yeah .. we all believe that ..
He may be bat shit crazy, but he is an incredible human being and when the curtain drops, his talent as an actor shines as bright as the heaven he was once a part of.
I love Gary and everything about him.
I still think “Soldier” is an underrated fun action flick with interesting plot, great action sequences and set pieces and a nice supporting role by Gary busey with Kurt Russell.
A fun 90s b-movie like deep rising, no escape 1994, hard rain 1998, the phantom & anaconda
Indeed but in Predator 2 it was kinda welcomed.🤣
the decent b movie seems to be a thing of the past sadly
@@barbellsamurai8014 Well in today's world sadly they try to make a B movie that will become a cult film. Unlike the past a movie grows a following mostly underappreciated movies that were good but only in time would gain a following. Can't engineer a movie to be one. Fans are smart though we can tell what's a true B movie & what's not.
Completely agreed.
That movie's even better knowing that it's an undercover sequel to Blade Runner.
Surviving the Game. Really good movie. Ice-T great Rutger Hauer and John C. McGinley. Highly recommend.
Here's the comment I was looking for.
Nice call 👍👍
@Rocko yeah, and Ruger Hauer is rocking an AUG Battle Rifle
Bro thank you I forgot about this gem 🤙🏾
One of Busey's best, especially the story of Prince Henry Stout!
I will always hold Silver Bullet as one of my "younger years" favorites!
It's sad I had no idea he got into a motorcycle accident, but now that explains a lot about him. He was in a ton of movies that I consider to be classic and I can't imagine anyone else in those roles. I didn't realize how far back his acting career went either, so that was interesting. I'll have to watch that Buddy Holly movie now, etc.
Legendary actor in my book. Always a joy to see him even in bit roles.
I always love him as the alcoholic, reluctant, yet loyal and supportive Uncle in "Silver Bullet." My kind of Uncle.
Mine too.
I first noticed Gary as the coolest uncle ever in Silver Bullet. Since then, I have always been a fan. I'm surprised about two things though, how long he's lived and his filmography. Wow, this man was busy.
Always loved him. Now I adore him. Thanks for making this
Busey is a legend! Silver Bullet is my favorite 80's werewolf flick, honestly
"I'm With Busey" is the greatest reality television you will ever see!! It needs to be released on streaming its very difficult to find
My favorite series of all time.
+Ricky Cisneros
Yes! I used to record every episode on VHS tape. I bet I still have them, as I still have all my old recordings from television during this time period. That being said, they're in a box somewhere.
Good stuff my man... Much appreciated...
I have never appreciated GB more than today. Thanks for the doc. Great work.
We used to do gigs with a punk band called the Gary Abuseys lol
Great name for a band
would expect nothing less- a living legend
To be fair, virtually everyone tries their best to stay away from bear saliva.
I don't want to know if I'm allergic to bear claws
Yeah, I hear most people who come in contact with it tend to die.
lol. Oh man, I was not expecting that, I'm really glad I finished my coffee, and wasn't taking a swallow when I read that.
If you pulled that right off the top of your head, you are a God Damn Genius.
Good one.
Hes a genius.. He is anything but crazy.. He survived a severe traumatic brain injury, he deserves a standing ovation like Michael J Fox. He survived and we are lucky to still have him.
i have no idea why but the way you said “he was born on his birthday” made me audibly laugh 😂 i think i need sleep
I can't believe his role in Lost Highway wasn't mentioned at all
He was in Lost Highway? I don't remember him. You're not referring to that ugly guy aren't you? Cuz I think that's someone else.
@@tylerdordon99 He was! He plays Balthazar Getty's father!
@@SweatyOracle Oh yes, just checked IMDb. Wierd I totally forgot that despite this being my favourite David Lynch film.
I was just about to comment the same thing! Gary Busey was about the most normal thing in the whole movie!
@@tylerdordon99 He was the father of the Balthazar Getty character called Pete - the young man the Bill Pullman character turned into while in prison.
I would love to see a Gary Busey Joker movie in all seriousness
Yeah that would be totally sick can you imagine? Wow!.
Like a Batman senior, Bruce Wayne as an old man facing off his nemesis for the one last time
Would be horrifying
I kind of love this idea. Joker in his later years, after too many punches to the head from The Bat.
That would be glorious!
His role in Surviving the Game was unforgettable.
Gary Busey seems to be like Rasputin. His zest for life is admirable. His ability to instantly turn words into meaningful acronyms is amazing.
Gary & Tom Cruise in the same scene? The craziness meter just hit eleven! 19:20
Silver Bullet is one of the most nostalgic films of my childhood but I truly love it as a film. Its a legit bloody horror film involving children and as a kid I loved and respected that so much. I love your video's too.
I feel the same way about Silver Bullet! One of my childhood favorites too. 👍🏻
*videos
Its a great movie that i own and watch every time its on tv. It scared me as a kid.
People can learn huge lessons from Gary Busey, like being themselves and free of the bullshit, a real person, everything in this world is fake and contrived Gary is not that. More power to Gary.
I needed this. Great video. Thankyou. Also Gary you crazy bastard. I love you.
"he said i was mentally unstable! Do i look mentally unstable?!"
"it's Fast and the Furious but with surfboards" ...holy shit you are 100% on point 🤯
Fast And Furious 1 is very well known for having ripped their entire story from Point Break.
I mean a good few movies did but Fast And Furious did it worse than all others, made a franchise from it lol.
THANKS! What a great homage to someone who gave us all so much happiness. Sorry it's a 3rd post, but it needed saying.
I'm here for the buttered sausage...
after watching this segment, it really gives me more appreciation for Gary Busey. loved him in lethal weapon and under siege. another awesome video joblo
That show "I'm with Busey," was *WILD.* I was only a kid when it was airing, but even at that age I thought it was insane!
If the world ever makes you go crazy, go Gary Busey crazy
You have the best voiceover hoste styles of all of UA-cam! Very funny material and well executed!
Surviving the game was an awesome film, Busey has a monologue in it that sends shivers down your spine. The cast is amazing as well, Rutger Hauer, John C Mcginley, Charles S Dutton, Ice T and F Murray Abraham to name a few. Silver bullet was an awesome film as well, would have been one of the best werewolf movies ever made had the creature design have been better, it's the only thing that let it down but Busey is ace in it, you can tell he's having a right blast making it :)
I love Surviving the Game from the first time i saw it and i was young. And Silver Bullet is great. I had a huge crush on Corey Haim but Gary did still the show. I wanted him to be my uncle lol.
Thank you for the unexpected joy and your hard work putting this series together.
Here I was, expecting a mildly entertaining skit, but found myself truly laughing for the first time in my recent memory.
"Mr Thundermaker here's about to start barking fire". I say that shit all the time 🤣
i already knew "wtf happened to him" but your videos are edited so well still worth watching
I saw Carny (1980) the other day for the first time which featured memorable performance by Gary Busey. The film fails to build up to a dramatic climax but regardless, it's rich in atmosphere and characterization and it very much deserves it's cult classic status. I highly recommend it.
'I'm with Busey' was one of the nuttiest TV shows ever made.
He was also in The Hulk. One of his best performances ever.
I remember as a kid being like that white dude has some big ass white teeth. Was hooked since then. He's a marvel to behold. A legend in his own skin. The epitome of you muck it up, you get back, crazy or not. Absolutely love this man.
His performance in “Surviving the Game” is top-tier Busey.
“When you’re eating the flesh of the pig, look into his little beady eyes. That way you’ll be devouring his soul.”
His monologue about his childhood dog was a classic
He's definitely key to Predator 2. The movie definitely wasn't well received originally, but I've come to enjoy it over the years.
🤣🤣🤣 The Sharknado part was hilarious. OMFG I have not laughed that much in awhile.
Gary Busey was a great actor until a tragic accident caused a head injury which resulted brain damage and a change in his affect. I admire how he was able to put himself out there in spite his traumatic closed head injury. If you have a serious head injury and survive your personality can change like what happened to Gary.
Shame about his accident. He was crazy talented before it. Luminary.
Silver bullet is a classic, I watched it as a kid
No one else comes close to acting over the top, because with him its NOT an act. Thank you Gary for all the decades of loveable lunacy.
"The Gumball Rally" is a Car Lover's Classic
WTF happened to Nick Nolte
“I have spoken”
This is the way.
Nick is a really good actor
@@cadillacdeville5828 Who went a little 😝
@@Blitzo8390 when he played in the movie " Warrior", I cried 😭 a bit during his drunk scene.
Arn’t they the same person? Are they twins or something?
Someone needs to offer him a good role in a serious movie again. I think he’s got a great, Oscar winning, performance in him. Seriously. His story is moving, and there’s something profoundly tragic about his good natured, if scary, insanity. Life owes him a break, in his ability to do something with real credibility
i don't know, he is volitale, eccentric,and insurnace companies need to protect their clients. Best to remember himin his glory days. Gary is so Gary that seeing him in a movie might "take you out of the movie"
I agree. But his next great performance isn’t up to him so much as it is the director of the movie he appears in. Gifted actors IRL can be hamstrung by a director who decides to go with the wrong take. Stacey Keach and Jake Busey (ironically), are two who’ve suffered through this. Keach is a acting veteran who you’d think completely immune to such a thing but technical experience is not much of a match against an exacting, instructional director. That’s why Clint Eastwood, when directing, will only ask for his actors to ‘do it a little different’ and will only instruct an actor upon request. It works. I’ve never seen a badly directed movie of his.
He became a coke freak, and spiraled down hill from there, ending with the motorcycle accident. NOW..... he's a perfectly normal fixture in California.
You fail to realize TBI traumatic Brain Injury is very debilitating wile he may seem normal he's far from his days in movies, he'd forget lines, go off and say stuff on his mind and just be difficult to work with.
Really he should do a movie on TBIs to change public perception of them.
And show people what live is like after getting injured compared to what it was before. Its tottaly differnt.
@@bobbg9041 Bu then, that would be no fun.
He was on Celeb Apprentice, and said I'm sober now I just smoke "WEED", he's the coolest dude!
Gary Busey is my spirit animal.
"He's on safari.... lions, the tigers, the bears, oh MY."
"Do I look like I need a psychological evaluation?"
LOVE Gary Busey 😂 Predator 2, Point Break and Under Seige were some of the first action movies I watched as a kid with my dad and Busey was ALWAYS a standout. Totally agree about him being one of the most reliable supporting characters in that era. And even his son has inherited those chompers and that charisma.
"Harrigan?!?! Don't you show up in the damndest places?!?!" 😂
The remake of Point Break ((never)) happened
God that remake was such garbage. I only accept the original.
He was so friggin funny on Celebrity Big Brother UK. He drove the other housemates ... INSANE! YAY! LOL
First thing first, your videos are awesome! I have seen about 10 or so so far and I have to say, these are the most important biography videos in relevance to the truth because of the research it must have involved to find all these facts. I understand this is an Acting time line, and other life events are not included. My opinion is, all the other so called "Where is so and so" videos only focuses on the negative aspects of their lives. Where as you focus on the career and talent. Be sure i will be watching more of your videos. Thank you for your videos, please keep it up.
P. S. Your editing is spot on to the relevance of your narrative.
Personally I've always loved his portrayal of Buddy Holly. Awesome movie, breaks your heart.
The movie 'Chasers' is a good watch for anybody that hasn't seen it. I always liked it in part because the big action/fight scene at the end of the movie took place at a little amusement park near where my family and I used to stay when we were on vacation down in Myrtle Beach, SC. It was noticeable by the goofy animal statues that the park had before they tore it down.
I love that the fight involved the techniques of boxing versus karate. The scene was fun.
@@Leonard1977ful It was 20 years experience in barfighting.....lol.
Gary Busey in the Buddy Holly movie really is 11/10. Highly recommended y’all watch it if you haven’t.
Angelo Papas is my favourite but 'Surviving the Game' is a really decent 90's action flick with the likes of Rutger Hauer, John C McGinley, Charles S Dutton, F. Murray Abraham and Ice T and others which in my mind is super worth a watch - gona look for it now in fact! Well done on another great video essay!
By far my favorite WTF Happened episode !!
Thanks for the video! I always liked Gary Busey but never knew much about him. Seen him in more movies that I can remember, he always steals the scene by his performance or his looks, he always draws attention to him. Like his son too, they are great. Funny, I usually feel sad about actors retiring/getting old/passing away, but in Gary's case, even being sad about when (if) he leaves the public life, we got his son to carry on.
He’s really kind if you bump into him in person.
@ 22:12 🤣🤣🤣🤣 "Because it's Gary Busey; I 100% believe that!"
If anyone's interested, "The Execution of Private Slovik" is available right here on YT. :)
Saw it when it first aired (1974). Good movie.
Thank you! I was just looking up where I could stream it.