Paul Newman - The Art of Acting Cool (Spoilers) 

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I prefer Steve Mc Queen,but Paul Is a All time great

@@Actortainment Thank you!

Very good

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man what a nice story what a guy thank you

Beautiful.

This is a beautiful lie

@@kieranmc1985 You can’t sit there and say somethings a beautiful lie when you don’t know you don’t know that’s what you think because now you just look ignorant yes I don’t believe every little thing I hear but there are stories like that that’s actually based on true because you have to realize actors are human and there are people to actually meet them and has been held by actors their cases of it real life cases but I’ll sit there and open your mouth and call Savannah lie when you don’t know so maybe you should’ve just kept your damn mouth shut and seven instead of making ignorant comments or just sit there and say you believe it’s a beautiful lie there’s a difference because there are stories like that that’s actually true

@@kieranmc1985 Why couldn't it just be true? When they're away from the cameras, movie stars have everyday lives like other people, when they're just doing the normal stuff that most people do-such as going out to do shopping, or visiting a restaurant, or going to a movie(to see if the audience is enjoying their performance in their latest movie!).. So it's inevitable they'd cross paths with lots of people, some of whom they'd interact with-like what happens to everybody else who goes out.

Perfectly said

Agreed. A great actor but more importantly a great man. Thousands turned out to his funeral, many of whom he had never met. His generosity affected so many people. There will never be another Paul Newman

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@@commanderkeen3787 That era was made up of different men. They all experienced hardship in their life even if they were from well to do families.

Was still racing and winning into his 80s. Took pole position in his final professional race at 82. Really outstanding longevity for a driver

It would be nice to see Color of money sequel with Tom Cruise being an old-timer

Miles Teller is a douche, though.

That’s so deep! You must spend your time thinking really deep thoughts and using them on RU-vid comments. It’s like Hollywood never made a movie like another movie until now, and somehow you recognized this once in a lifetime event! Wowwwwww!

@@justmeeagainn Just making an observation my friend, never claimed to be reinventing the wheel. Just attempting to add a discussion point to a well crafted video, not trying to do any harm to you or anyone else. Everything okay with you?

What a pedestrian and unnecessary observation. Not sure why you call it interesting. We're you suffering a stroke when you typed it?

So true...humanity was a thing he could show us in a cool way

Or The Rock

Tf are you talking about? Plenty of films tom cruise plays the coward

@@BigDicTRP Yes the Woody Allen Tom Cruise collaboration was great. Studdering Tom and the delikatessen tales come sto mind.

He liked playing damaged flawed characters and bringing out their humanity.

Yeah, I agree. That sure was one of my favorites too. The best scene is when the team took the wind out of the home team fans when they were driving into town as the visiting team and as the bus drove by, they all had their asses hanging out the bus window mooning all of them. The home town fans just all stood there quietly with egg all over their faces! Classic!

Newman himself said that was the most fun he ever had on a film set! And it showed throughout the movie for sure!

It has a Donnie Brasco vibe :)

Yes!!!

So true. The 21st century wussie gen!

No amount of steroids and carefully crafted PR campaigns today can make those modern narcissists cool like Newman, McQueen or Heston.

A true Christian in his private life. That made him even cooler.

I thought so, too. What an actor - what a man.

He is sexy

Many great screen actors never won an Oscar. Peter O’Toole was nominated for 8 Oscar’s but never won.

His character wasn't transformed by the end of the movie. He just gradually revealed through the course of the movie who he was- a disgruntled, plucky, and yet deeply compassionate man who could sacrifice his life to help a despicable person. Loved that movie. Came out the same year as Cool Hand Luke which sorta overshadowed it though I can't see why. HOMBRE is more power-packed imho

this might be the greatest comment ive seen. cant wait for your next comment

A legend 👏

Thank you! Just wanted to show his growth through the years and a legend of the craft indeed

"The Hustler" my favorite movie, and I wanted to be Fast Eddie for years after...

Thank you! Means a lot to hear that you leave inspired! :)

Keep up the good work 👍​@@Actortainment

He was considered a lock to win for that role. It was supposed to be his year. In the end Ben Kingsley took it and Newman didn't turn up to the 1986 ceremony when he won

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He is higher...

Him and James Dean were the coolest, and the fact that they were friends makes it even cooler.

thank you for the kind words! I'm glad you've enjoyed me work! means a lot

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Hud

@@danbaron9094 Also a great one!

The way they butchered uncharted is tragic. The game has such a sense of adventure and freedom to it. The movie is just another tacky, saccharine piece of please-all marvel bs.

Unchartered are average games made into an average movie. Newman is of a different Hollywood era.

Sums the great man up perfectly.

thanks very much!

I guess you get the best of both worlds

Do you think it was a wig? I think he's been bald since birth

@@Actortainment Funny, but he had hair when he did the show Moonlighting with Cybill Shepperd.

​@@danbaron9094 since 1987 he started to become bald

coolest guy on the planet - Thomas Crown Affair, wearing beautifully tailored suits, Newman was charismatic, a close second,

Agreed, Steve is definitely the coolest !!! 🎆❤🎆

BOTH McQueen & Newman have the BEST Blue eyes ❤❤ and so closely rate as THE COOLEST 😎

can't tell you how happy this comment made me. It's exactly why I created this channel. Thanks so much for watching :)

I'm so glad you enjoyed it

Brando was certainly a genius, but he wasn't a happy person. He didn't take advantage of having this incredible talent. Newman, on the other hand, while not having his genius, seemed much happier. He also didn't despise the acting profession like Brando did. Brando was a tragic character. Paul Newman was just a professional doing his job.

@@tedfio1tedfio1 I am not kidding, maybe you do. Speculations about what Brando could have played or not are irrelevant. Newman was miscast in some of his most popular films, especially in "The Sting". He was too young, too elegant and in too good shape to portray a drunken old con man. The director tried to show him as a broken wreck, but that didn't work. It was clear from the start that he was smarter and better than everyone else. His acting was good, but he was not the right actor for the part. Same Problem in "The Verdict", "Abscence of Malice" or "Nobody's Fool". Again, the directors have tried to portray him as either an average guy or a loser, but that doesn't work. Characters like that don't work with him, he's too clever, too confident, too good-looking for that. When he's shown as a busted lawyer at the beginning of "The Verdict," you know right away that he's going to end up as a glorious victor in a lawsuit.

@@tedfio1tedfio1 Thank you. Newman was a charismatic and gifted as they come. Otto. Get in the game dude!

He would not have achieved anything if James dead lived , all the movies dead would have done went to Newman .

@@donjames7647 James Dean is without doubt the most overrated actor of the screen ever!!! Not a patch on Newman, can you honestly visualize him playing 'cool hand luke' just no no no!!

In the movie Fort Apache the Bronx, Newman's character had a fistfight with Danny Aiello's character. When they were filming the scene, Aiello's wife in real life had come to the set to watch. During the scene, she blurted out ' Don't Touch His Face!!! " She was screaming at Aiello not to actually hit Newman. She was more worried about Newman than her own husband.

Thank you will do 💪

I agree with your choices (although I would add "Hombre" and "Butch Cassidy" to the list), but I don't think playing "Hud" was all that risky considering how much of it seems inspired (at least partly) by Brando's turn in "Streetcar" from a decade earlier. I always saw "Hud" as Ritt & Newman's homage to Kazan & Brando's first collaboration, personally. So, to play the character at that point (nearly a decade into his career) doesn't seem that big of a risk imo. Great performance though, and one of my personal favorites!!

Yeah but no one else is at his level. It's those Austro Hungarian genes probably lol.

only time will tell

Brilliant comment