Phoenix has already been all over the blogosphere because of his antics of late, but this is too weird… He looks and sounds like a homeless person. Some are convinced its a hoax, some that he’s gone crazy. Compare last nights interview with one from a couple of years ago:
Last night on Letterman:
A few years ago on Letterman:
Josh Brolin will be on Bravo’s Inside the Actors Studio on Monday January 5 @ 8/7c, talking about his most recent roles in Milk (where he plays Dan White, Harvey Milk’s assassin) and W. (where he plays…. W.)
Here’s a preview in which the actor talks about what it was like to work with Woody Allen when filming Melinda and Melinda — and make sure to click on “More Video” to see an excerpt where Brolin discusses his role in Milk:
It’s common knowledge that prominent actors and directors approach interviews, especially on television, with some caution. Over 12 years, presenting more than 200 of the most lustrous stars of film, theater, television and music, Inside The Actors Studio has earned the reputation of being a forum where guests can speak fearlessly, openly and honestly about the things that matter most to them: their craft and the crucial events of their lives and careers that shaped them as people and artists.
Robin Williams almost single-handedly paved the way for comedians who wanted to take their comedic timing and successfully turn it toward the world of drama. After his cinematic debut in Robert Altman’s Popeye, Williams proved to the world time and time again that he is a dramatic force with which to be reckoned, turning in Academy Award®-nominated performances with Good Morning, Vietnam, Dead Poets Society, The Fisher King and Good Will Hunting (for which Williams won the Oscar®).
Through it all, Williams has kept his audiences rolling with laughter, whether it was onstage in his Emmy®-nominated HBO special Live On Broadway, on the silver screen with critically acclaimed roles in films such as Man Of The Year or simply behind the scenes for exhausted film crews. This memorable episode of Inside The Actors Studio—the most requested of any—proves that Williams still has what it takes to touch the hearts of his fans with the one tool no one wields better . . . comedy.
In the meantime, here’s some classic Williams’ stand up:
How about 20 questions with Peter Jackson and Guillermo Del Toro regarding the the Hobbit movie? Sounds great, just submit a question to the link below, but first read the note from PJ:
Click HERE to register for the “Unexpected Party” which will be taking place at these times in respective time zones:
Los Angeles (Pacific) Saturday 24 May 1 pm
New York (Eastern) Saturday 24 May 4 pm
London Saturday 24 May 9 pm
Paris, Berlin, Rome Saturday 24 May 10 pm
SydneySunday 25 May 6 am
Wellington, Auckland Sunday 25 May 8 am
PLAY
