Edward Norton: Cell phone cameras have made people incredibly rude (BIRDMAN) 

Edward is not an easy actor to interview, so it takes a great interviewer to make him feel comfortable and open up more than he usually does, so congrats!

He looks so weathered- tired.. still tylers lack of sleep.

Good interviewer. Very intelligent and insightful questions.

I loved what he said about mobile phones/cameras. The irony is your phone is supposed to make you more social when really so many people are now more anti-social than ever because of them. I still haven't bought a mobile phone and I get by, it's not so hard!

Edward Norton talks with the right side of his mouth. I'm never unseeing this, am I...

Edward Norton is one of the best actors in the world. I think that he can dominate any role that he is given. Thus far!

Htje flow of this interview is exceptional, because you can tell that both parties are intellectual and have a mutual respect for one another. Lovely!

I love how you prompt some really good responses from your interviewees without being one of those annoying people who just constantly interrupt. I can't stand interviewers who seem to love the sound of their own voice and don't allow people to get a word in. Well done!

Authentic from both parties to the interview. Keep up the good work.

Excellent interviewing. I like that you don't pander to the participant. You ask questions that actually solicit responses that diverge from the usual narrative. It's very interesting hearing these real responses

You remind me of Barbara Walters in that your questions are on point and intelligent. I'm shocked you don't have many more subscribers. Excellent work. I'm so glad I found your channel.

One of my favorite actors ever. Great interviewer as well!

Great interview. Anyone who can tap the creative genius that is Edward Norton is a pro, and then to be patient and not interrupt his responses is next level. 👏🏼👏🏼 brava

Great interview. Edward Norton is awesome!

I know that in some cases, he was struggling to be open and honest, but it seemed that he was also struggling to not be so blunt or descriptive that he might appear rude. Other than that, I found him to be an effective communicator and I did enjoy listening to him even though he might have been tired or perhaps he always speaks with too many disfluencies. I enjoyed the effectiveness of Ms. Flaa for this interview. She did indeed ask some intelligent and probing questions that kept the interview very interesting and mature. We will probably be hearing more and more about her as time goes on! I'm not certain what it was that Edward Norton seemed to be trying to avoid saying about the growth of camera phones, but I know how I feel about them. It's getting easier for us to gauge the average citizen and what things seem to interest that group simply because we are reading their comments throughout the internet, we're watching the kinds of videos they create, and we know what situations upset them. I feel frustrated over the attitude that they seem to think they are the center of and the most important being in the universe. There seems to be very little reliance upon historical data to interpret the situations of the present - the attitudes that I see revealed seem as though nothing that happened before is really relevant and nothing that happens to others is of concern and the universe may as well put up the Closed sign once these people are no longer around or if they are simply disinterested in a subject: genocide (until hollyweird takes an interest years later), poverty, human trafficking, etc. I'm aware that every one seems to have their pet charity and yes, there are advocates for the environment, for civil rights, etc. but even these folks don't seem to know much about the history of these problems, what's been tried in the past, nor do they seem to put in the effort to research and discover if they work they support is truly effective, or does it just sound good to say that a certain number of meals have been delivered to this area (do they have figures on who got the meals? not that I've seen . . . ) Are we supposed to be satisfied once several million dollars have been spent in the name of conquering this or that evil, or can we see the importance of intelligent follow-up and who do we think will do this extra work? Basically, I'm saying that I'm not impressed with the concerns, efforts and attitudes of the vocal citizenry of this age. That's my main complaint about them having access to the every present camera phones, also. Just because a person is a film star, athlete, news subject, victim of a shocking crime, an accused person, or someone you might like or hate - it does not mean that they should lose their right to privacy. It is not only the problem of others objectifying these people as Edward Norton expressed, but it's a lack of understanding that these people (including their images, voices, words, expressions, etc.) do not belong to you or the public unless they are holding a public forum. Even then, it would go a long ways to re-introducing manners and healing feelings of violation if people were willing to wait until a person announces at a public forum that they are going to stand in front of the podium for the next minute and anyone who is interested may snap pictures during that minute. That way, the person is not fearing what kind of weird photo you are going to snap just when they are sneezing, coughing or being asked a sensitive question. Some people understand that it's a violation to snap pictures of babies and young children without permission, but the majority have come around to feeling that everyone - everything is fair game. Wait until it's your turn when you'd like to protect and comfort your loved ones and protect them from further violation only to be told that everything about your life now belongs to the world. Why is that attitude even appealing? I know that I"ve always been busy just trying to manage my own life, I'm not interested in grabbing hold of the life of someone else. From what I witness, more of the public needs to be concerned about their own lives and less intrusive into the lives of others. I've always tried to be cooperative with others and I just answer questions without even thinking of telling someone to go jump in the lake. However, now I'm working on training myself to ask people, "Why do you need to know that?" and in talking to friends, they are doing the same thing just because we've all found that too many people are feeling they have a right to our private feelings/thoughts. One of our problems is that we're no good at turning the tables and showing these people just how uncomfortable you feel when people you don't really know start asking intrusive questions. I wish more people had our problem! So to be blunt, these camera phones too often give others the feeling that they have rights to private moments, expressions, utterances, etc. and we need to get back to having concern for people's feelings and privacy as much as our own.

It was nice to find this channel, and the interviewer who asks good questions, and also give time to respond. You are great, I ordered the channel :)!

I met him to day at windsor castel and wanted to take a picture but asked to just shake his hand so nice off him

Great interview. The interviewer is very respectful about her work and doesn't forget that the most important is the content. Well done!

Nice to see an interviewer asking very unique and intelligent questions. It becomes a great discussion and very pleasant to watch. Keep doing your thing Kjersti :)

great interview! :)

A wonderful interviewer oozing with elegance and intelligence. You ask great insightful non-cliche and cheesy questions and most importantly you appear humble and respectful. I've worked with people on TV and some of their behaviour is too diva-bike and shocking- keep up the great work. Can we suggest some questions for you to ask the stars in the future?

Really nice the way you put the questions, intelligent and thoughtfull. keep up the awesome work. Greeting from Br.

Actors talking about acting. Strange that it's so rare to find an interview where this is the case. Liked and subscribed -- you obviously have great talent and love for what you do, and it really shows in the quality of your interviews.

yeah really nice interviews...interesting...you can tell how the people interviewed dont give generic answers but really say something, really get into it

You're so pretty, and I love all of your interviews Questions are playful and short, and leave a lot of room for answers! Diggin it

6:00 for a you impatient folk... ;)

Good interview.Intelligent people talking.. *diggin in*

Edward speaks the way I wish I spoke

Veldig bra intervju! :)

I really like your interviews :)

Great actor.

That's quite a nice interview. You remind me of Tennis Player Vika Azarenka a tiny bit-who i adore--and you have a very pleasant voice and way to pose question. Well done. You need to get Christian Bale on cam, pleeease. I don't think i saw him under your video section, and I think you want him too:)

Am I just the only one who noticed that he talks about how he would sometimes like to use Bob Dylans "Nah man, it's nothing that I can relate to..." at 2:14 and then uses almost the same sentence at 7:23? :D (Great interview btw!)

His name is Robert Paulsen. His name is Robert Palsen.

Just subscribed. Keep up the good work ;)

Subscribed.

I agree with him on every thing he say's here.

At 1:24 : I definitely process life events by talking to myself or arguing with a fictitious antigonist in my own head (preparing clever come-backs in view of an actual conflict, or sometimes making fun of someone without being this rude in real life, etc.). And I occasionally mutter to myself too! That's the embarrassing part. :-) Glad to hear that I am not the only one!I don't thinks everyone does it, though, at least not that much. It sounds like Edward and I do it more than others!

love ed Norton

At 2:21, I thought Norton was going to say "I think that Bob Dylan was a liar".

Zero dislikes so far!

I get Ed norton and Tim roth mixed up.

so what if I talk to myself. sometimes I need expert advice.

his hands. just. yea.

Beastmaster tweakin

Phone bad book good

Fame without money.. IS POINTLESS AND a burden . And just brings misery. Sorry about being rude to hit your comment sec like this 👌🖐✌

I know your talking me and some others . In my defence. I never knew that I was being seen and the word rude is depending on how u look at it . Social media . Is touchy as . Kids the mentally challenged and just some people like me that dont know.. When someone's live or not to cut people off . Is not known if its live recorded etc. And as for the comments I respond to the boss that have threatened me as they inadvertently insult .. antagonize . As the game I got stuck in in here plays ME out by box titles . My ultra and other brainwashings are taking place in here . So I might and probably been effected bad since I've steady been in youtube for 3 years almost every day so blame is not Just . On us.. I THINK ITS. Insulting to assume . That I'm just trying to be rude . My mind has been altered becuase RU-vid ALLOWS THIS NO LAWS WITH MK. NO SAYING THIS SHOULD NOT BE IN HERE LETS DO AWAY WITH OR LOOK AT WHATS BEING DONE TO THE TUBE PUBLIC ITS EASY TO SAY. WELL THEIR RUDE WITHOUR SEEEINGVTHE FULL PICTURE. I'm sorry to the ones who i insulted or felt that way pur feel kicks pie and others box titles have been threatening TO SAY THE LEAST ALSO . WHEN PIE SAYS ( IM A KILLER) AND . I * ( HOPE U DIE QUICK) AND . SLIPS I. RGE SEED HAS BEEN PLANTED AS HE RANBLES ON . I THINK THATS RUDE IN FACT PRISON WORTHY . OR PIE FRY WORTHY IN HIS CHAIR ! TALK RUDE ILL TELL U ALLLLL ABOUT IT ☝️👈

People have always objectified celebrities... hence the term. The cell phone merely cuts out the pretension

Curb-stomp 'em

I don't agree with Norton... I think the internet has exposed us to ourselves and we don't like it.

Lol then they walk away after pewdiepie gets his award says shooting my award somone I used. Then shows a box saying ( getting over it ( Haha a real joker that guy