Will Smith, Samuel L. Jackson, Mark Ruffalo and More Actors on THR's Roundtables | Oscars 2016
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Published 2016-01-18
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Some of the past year's most notable actors join for The Hollywood Reporter's Actor Oscar Roundtable. Each actor share their stories, from their journey to becoming an actor, views on race relations and what racism means, as well as some surprising personal stories along their way.
The actors include Will Smith ('Concussion'), Mark Ruffalo ('Spotlight'), Benicio Del Toro ('Sicario'), Joel Edgerton ('Black Mass', 'The Gift'), Samuel L. Jackson ('The Hateful Eight'), and Michael Cain ('Youth').
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All Comments (21)
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Will Smith 2016: "I just couldn't connect to violence being the answer, love had to be the answer." Us 2022: "well that was a fkin lie."
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I love how Sam Jackson saw the Tarantino n-word and violence question setup and was simply like, “na man they’re just movies relax”.
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i love how Benicio says "you don't have to agree with the character, you have to understand the character. That's what being an actor is". It kind of speaks about why Will turned down Django. He was trying to agree with a character without actually understanding the character and just being the vessel which is the "actor".
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Will: Says no to Django because he doesn't believe violence solves anything. Also Will: Plays Deadshot in Suicide Squad.
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everyone in the entire room is laughing jovially in response to a well told and insightful anecdote Stephen Galloway breaks in: "What has been the absolute worst moment in each of your lives? For instance, are all of your parents still alive?" ...ahem
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Stop inserting another question that's not even related to the current topic, in the middle of the conversation! Let them finish first!
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dude Del toro's acting is so smooth. It's effortless and it oozes from deep within.
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Everything Will Smith said here Aged as well as Milk
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I love when Sam Jackson said he just says yes to Tarintino and then Michael Caine says "That's how I am with Chris Nolan"
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Someone needs to tell Mark he's a celebrity too 😂 I swear everytime I see him with other actors/actresses he's always star struck LOL
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The Benicio’s face when Will talks is funny to observe.
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Why do I love seeing Benicio del Toro so much? I don't know the man but everytime I see him, I smile. Love seeing Mark Ruffalo as well.
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I still can’t believe Samuel L.Jackson is 70. He could pass up easily as early 40s.
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Sam Jackson low key picking on Will Smith is hilarious.
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I have enjoyed Benicio's smile/ laughter throughout this interview lol
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They should get Graham Norton to host these, he actually knows how to juggle multiple guests and let them talk.
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You know what...? I quite enjoyed watching this... but felt at the end... what would've made this truly amazing... is... all of those actors together... without the hosts.
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This is what annoys me so much about Galloway: Michael Caine: “Alfred Hitchcock never spoke to me again” Galloway: “Will, what about you? He doesn’t grasp the weight of things that are said. You can hear the others react to things and and he just jumps on to the next person or question because he isn’t really interested in anything they are saying.
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Smith: I’m hurt Jackson: I’m sick Del Toro: I understand the character
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I like Jackson’s reply: “It’s a movie, it’s not life.” Smith makes everything complicated when taking a role.
