Yeah he did. His daughter looks really beautiful like her mother, Robin, but there is a distinct resemblance to Sean. Proud Papa. So sweet. (I do agree that Dylan has a stronger resemblance to her Mom, Robin Wright Penn, but she's a Penn❣)
@@cheryal6661 Take a classic beauty like Robin Wright, add Sean Penn's NOSE and you get their daughter Dylan. Sean's pride in his daughter is delightful.
Looks like Sean crawled out of a cardboard box from under a bridge. Sean Penn’s net worth $70 million . Bag of various combs $1 dollar at the DOLLAR TREE. 🧐
Dude, What are you doing? I'm thinking Spicoli, And you go mystic, I'm a dad with a daughter and I still have nightmares about that scene from time to time. Buzz kill. But I agree with ya.
@@ceceliaburke6415 holy cripes I almost forgot about "Taps." Man. I had a co-worker who *LOVED* Sean Penn. I think her favorite movie was the one he starred in with Elizabeth McGovern called "Over the Pale Moon," or "Paper Moon" ( no, that was Ryan and Tatum O'Neill or something...) aarrgh.! Well, it was "Moon Something Something.." I guess I'll be looking that up next... Edit: P.S. Found it! It's called, "Racing with the Moon."
@@MothGirl007 , Dylan looks so much like her mother! I thought there was no mistaking who gave birth to her!! Haha Her and her mother, Robin, are both stunningly beautiful and natural beauties too! That young lady got some great genes!
@@leannepaxton5012 Absolutely! I have love Robin Wright since her daytime soap (think The Bold & The Beautiful?) always impressed with her talents and admire her characters & natural beauty. Dylan has the bests of both parents. Sean Penn was hotheaded guy but with a huge heart for humanity and very passionate of issues he believes in and acts on them, not to mention his immense talents. Good for you, miss Dylan! Your experiences working in normal working environments enriches your life and your characters.
I'm glad that she worked for a living, and worked "humbling" jobs, as she put it, instead of just living off of her parent's money/ celebrity/ connections.
@@magnodvd1971 Right, because I worked in restaurants where rich children would take on a shift or two per week during the summer break, cakewalk. They called it working in a restaurant. They would complain about the expense of luxury items they had to buy because their parents were only covering their rent, car payment, insurance, tuition, and books.
she "forgot" to mention that the restaurant she worked for is owned by her godfather....her other "intern" job was assistant to a screenwriter....who is her godmother!
I agree, though I didn't see any display of exceptional brightness. Not saying it doesn't exist, just saying I didn't see it in this interview. I think her parents on the other hand, are both very bright, so the odds are in her favor!
Their "production" of Dylan may be their greatest work: she's an amazingly self possessed young person: smart, humorous, able to laugh at herself! Gorgeous, obviously, but not overly concerned about That: she was able to carry off that Fab dress without disappearing in it!
Doing your first ever talk show interview with Stephen Colbert is an awesome opportunity in itself. What a remarkably bright and beautiful young lady. I'm sure she's got an epic future ahead.
WOW! SHE'S A "KEEPER"! Gorgeous, well-spoken, quick witted. She's going to go far! Her father must be so pleased and proud! I'd go see her in a film. Congratulations!
@@hoo_jii the long pause was Stephen debating whether he should say it.. but this is a comedy show - it was purely for a laugh, not him actually meaning it
I love that her Mom "Jenny" went by the stage name "Bobby Dylan" in Forest Gump. Can't be a coincidence. I was literally going to say imagine her showing up to your house with your pizza, but I wasn't expecting the story to actually go there. Gorgeous and down to Earth
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@@drstone1167 All this proves is that Liberals go out and date, and conservatives play hermit and get triggered together watching trash tv on friday nights
@@drstone1167 All this proves is that Liberals go out and date, and conservatives play hermit and get triggered together watching trash tv on friday nights
@@piccalillipit9211 Funny comment didn't see that coming; actually there might be some validity to that statement. She will not have to crawl or earn her way for chances, opportunities to prove her talent; she is through the door based on her name no matter how many pizzas she delivers.
@@debrastarr9147 - Exactly - My friend is a young female actress - she is in a different country, up at 5.00am driving to the middle of no where to do filming literally TODAY for $120 a day for a 14 hour day. NO matter how talented she is he has 1 /1000th the cancer of making it that this girl has cos of her name.
I love this whole interview! Sean Penn is the real deal! When he was in Haiti a few years back, he wasn’t there for the photo op. He was rather impatient with news people. I loved it because he was busy doing the real work in a hot, vile smelling location. Pretty impressive!
Yeah, what a great guy. Remember when he tied Madonna to a chair, in what the police called a 9 hour ordeal where he threatened to cut off her hair, hit her with a baseball bat. Said he would untie her only after she preformed an degrading sex act on him. Beat her so badly police said "I hardly recognized her as Madonna".
I think Sean and Madonna had a passionate relationship that was probably not the most healthy for either one. They may have crossed lines. Who knows, but she doesn't really have a reason to say that he wasn't abusive unless it's true OR her side of the street isn't perfectly clean either.
@@juniemoon1528 I always remember when he hit himself in the head with his Vans and declared that he was so wasted in Fast Times. As a 70s kid of Jamaican descent who grew up in Brooklyn, I didn't even know what Vans were. We just thought they were regular creps (that's what Jamaicans call sneakers).
Her stripper „joke“ was good. She is very confident and also lovely and funny and that’s good. But again I ask myself if lots of articles are right saying children of stars are very previleged in that business or modeling getting a job. On the other hand you can mess it up and mostly you hear they are also doing normal jobs like her.
Unemployed actor over here saying that all that matters is this: is she a good actress? If Dylan was blessed with half the talent her father and mother have, she is. Haven't seen the movie, the trailer looks promising. If Tom Brady's son turns out to be a QB in the NFL the only thing that will keep him in the game are wins right? No son or daughter has ever chosen to be born in privilege or poverty, we shouldn't hold resentment over someone's provenance. Is it a classic case of nepotism? Yes. However, the movie is immediately more interesting because of that same fact. Just an anonymous opinion on a comment section and therefore irrelevant.
Yeah I could be friends with her. She seems grounded and I love that she’s confident on her first talk show and not acting immature and bashful. It’s an opportunity and she took advantage of it. Good on her ❤️🤟🏻
@@firstnamelastname6128 hi. Yes I fully agree. It was not my intention to „blame“ her or asking this question against HER. It only came in my mind because there were some articles and discussion about it two weeks ago and on the podcast crooked media. 🥂
@@firstnamelastname6128 dont apologize. Everything Fine. But nice 👍 and not normal on social media 😂 So…are you going to watch that movie? Haven’t heard of it before and do not know when it starts here in 🇩🇪 but I should watch a clip before/today. Watch most series or movies, a lot since Covid, in the original and sometimes with subtitles if all available somewhere on the internet. But these days US productions are followed synchronized here very fast.
Yep. I guess some people don't realize that folks who work for tips memorize the stiffs and make the next pizza (or drink or burger or whatever) accordingly. Live and learn.
I was a server & bartender for 15 years. I was friendly, polite, fast & skilled. Lotsss of people don't tip. Not only that but people literally steal our tips sometimes! I was doing doordash for a bit and half my orders would be no tip. With gas $ and having to pay taxes it's not worth it.
I have a feeling she didn't have to worry too much since her family was able to pay her rent. A luxury not too many people have. But at least she tried it out.
Sean Penn is a phenomenal actor and always has been. For those of you who didn't discover his talent, for decades, despite the characters he has played, I can't enlighten you. Most of these comments are regarding how gorgeous, entitled and how much she (Dylan) resembles her mother Robin. I don't give a rat's ass about how Sean's daughter was given nepotism or fabulous beauty (Robin's contribution) as a result of her parents being remarkable stars. Sean Penn as well as his brother Chris were given opportunities perhaps others didn't receive. But Sean reigns supreme. He can be anyone or anything he is cast to be and do it better than most. Sorry that he doesn't have the legs and facial beauty of Dylan.
Adorable!! Sean Penn is a true Dad! His response are so “dad like”. You can see how proud he is. Such a real answer when he responded “what ever age it was it was too early”. Classic. I’ve had these moments.
Epis! Sean is a real man, and a hero for his work saving lives around the world. That said great to see that he's just a normal father trying to protect his daughter from the world around her. Epic!
here's a trivia: Sean Penn's new wife (married in 2020) is Leila George, daughter of Vincent D'Onofrio. Vincent is ONE year Older than Sean. Leila is ONE year YOUNGER than Sean's daughter, Dylan. this should make for an interesting family gathering...
There are too many great films of his, but the first one to make me sit up and take notice of Sean as an artist was *The Falcon and the Snowman* with Timothy Hutton. The second one that gripped me was *Casualties of War* with Michael J. Fox.
Dylan looks a lot like her mom & even sounds like her. Seeing Dylan makes me think of her mom as the Princess Bride. Much success to her in her career 💙
The Secret Life of Walter Mitty has to be one of Shawn Penn’s smallest rolls with the greatest impact on a film. He brings to light the corporate greed and how it affects those caught up in the changing dynamics of an industry trying to remain relevant while maximizing profits at any cost. Penn’s performance was simple yet impactful to the movies success in establishing that having a relationship to each character was critical to the movies underlying plot. But Fast Times at Ridgemont High was a classic too!! Mr. Hand was a dick!
I agree with you on this. Sean was truly himself on The Secret Life of Walter Mitty. If you liked him in that, you will like his performance in "Flag Day." And, just for fun, I was there the day that Sean and Dylan were arguing about the mascara and it really wasn't quite two hours. But we were standing around waiting for quite a while! I wish others could see them both at work. VERY talented, and they did work amazingly well together.
"At Close Range" another great Sean Penn, Mary Stuart Masterson and Christoper Walken movie. Sad movie with some disturbing parts, but one of his best. Movie outro "Live to Tell" song performed by his then wife~ Madonna 🔥
Ever since I saw The Deer Hunter I have been a huge fan of Christopher Walken. If you've not seen the movie do yourself a favor and find it. You will not be disappointed but man, it's intense!
She’s pretty but am I the only one tired seeing celebrity kids dominate the industry? We hardly see anyone who climbed their way up to the top anymore. Because of that there’s not much talent which makes the movies dull to watch..
It's Mystic River all the way for me! Such a great movie and an underrated performance by him. I feel like Sean Penn, Nicolas Cage and Joaquin Phoenix have very similar personalities. They all seem pretty cool, interesting, serious and intense, but there is some sort of warmth underneath the surface that is hidden by pain. So intriguing...
