Jodie Foster Interview | Money Monster, Wall Street Corruption, Filmmaking 

+Anton Tati She really is a very good actress and she also gave the great Jennifer Lawrence invaluable lessons in the Beaver and helped shape her career as an actress. I love Jodie Foster because she is so talented and at the same time down to earth and unpretentious like Jennifer Lawrence.

+Anton Tati Actor. No one worth listening to says "directoress" so why do we still say "actress"?

+GeekFurious You've got a point. Let's put it this way then: She's one of the greatest actors of our time!

True

That's not just your opinion. It's a fact.

her voice is hot too

So could I

i guess I am quite randomly asking but do anybody know of a good place to stream newly released tv shows online ?

She really has formed a great career for herself--interesting projects that (most of the time) come off as entertaining as well as informative.

Far earlier than that

Not 17 but literally forever

Truly. Check out the Interview Magazine interview of Jodie by Andy Warhol, circa 1980. At 17 she goes toe-to-toe with NYC art world mucky-mucks and her intellect cuts like a knife, short and sharp. Stunning then and now.

+SwissBliss That's because Ben asks substantive questions and not the personality fluff puff questions that Terry Gross and Charlie Rose ask.

Google her and you'll know she's a genius

TheMakersRage sameeee omfg :( I am so in love

My favourite Jodie flicks r Flightplan, Inside Man and Silence of the Lambs

+Krueger303 I am still surprised when TYT people have this kind of open access and seem to be taken seriously. I'm not sure why though. I guess its because I know how they started and I still see them from that perspective. Bravo, Ben.

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Same here :) She's hands down my favourite ever.

I can see her staying hot into her 70s like Dame Helen Mirren.

Nerzenjäger I agree!

I have a professor who looks just like a young version of Jodie, and honestly I can't tell who's prettier

@@LadyPisces96 What university do you go to? And what class does she teach?? I must enroll NOW!!

@@rustincohle2135 she was fired 😂 tho she looks like Jodie, she doesn't have the same charism and talent 🤣

+HeyTray1 It feels so AUTHENTIC.

+Al Mahdi Alaoui its actually not that difficult to be a good interviewer, if youre interested you will inevitably be a good interviewer/it will be a good interview. the problem is, if you do this professionally, at some point you are gonna have to interview someone who doesnt interest you and/or who doesnt have anything interesting to say - this is where it really shows whether or not youre a good interviewer. ben said right at the beginning he adores her and she is obviously an extremely interesting person, so this one isnt really hard..

Christy*

+123rockfan Very similar, I think it's awesome women laugh

+123rockfan I think that Christie Lemire's laugh sounds like Jodies...

+Chris Wright See Elysium. Although she isn't the main character, she is great and the film is excellent.

lekkki1 I did see Elysium and I didn't like it as much as you.

+lekkki1 Agreed, Elysium is great.

+METALOZON And we are grateful!

it's because tyt is the studio and they're getting huge especially during this election cycle

+Andrew Williams If you ignore its politics, TYT has actually a strong business model, really low-cost (just commentary, instead of creating original work),. Believe me that getting journalists to write lengthy, nuanced pieces is so much more difficult and expensive. Read Cenk's columns at Huffington Post, they're lacklustre. TYT have loads of channels/ brands to cater for different niches in pop-culture. Also worth noting that they're the only "self-serious" (production values) news show in the RU-vid space. It's pretty fascinating if you've watched for long, like me, to see their growth.

+AY Berhe (thebiggerhand) Interesting comment. I've been watching a few years now. At one stage I quit because of some strong elements I did not agree with, however I returned to them because I like enough of what they discuss. Even if my views and philosophies are different, I still find value in their views and this interview was top class with Jodie Foster. I have strongly agreed with their position on money in politics and police brutality, but am quite strongly opposed to their take on global geo-politics such as the position on Russia and Putin. I also do not share their degree of Liberalism, being more of a social conservative myself. I'm also not as pro Bernie Sanders as they are, but I don't come strongly against him either. But i'll definitely agree that TYT has a good business model and they do their jobs very professionally. They are sort of giving news of the news. It's an added take on the manipulation of the mainstream media, which I like.

+JusRaeDae Why would that be weird?

+Brendan Beckett The vicariousness about it I would think. But humans are like that and probably has something to do with tribalism. I felt the same way.

+JusRaeDae I understand. When it's Ben, Alonzo, Christy and Matt, this is by far the most authentic movie review show I've ever seen. It's good to see them become more respected.

Well, she actually said in that speech that she'd focus on directing and that's precisely what she's doing, promoting the movies she directs.

+Legendary Music Guess what? Cenk Uygur was in one scene from "Contact" as a reporter!

Money Monster was really good! I like Jodie Foster's directing. I thought the movie did an excellent job of balancing the social/political commentary with the pure entertainment value of everything.