Discussion with Actor Josh Brolin at New York Film Academy

The New York Film Academy hosted the talented actor, Josh Brolin, following a screening of the Coen brother’s "No Country for Old Men." In addition to the Coen brothers, Josh has worked with major directors, like Gus Van Sant, Robert Rodriguez, and Oliver Stone.
His filmography includes a slew of successful films, like "W.," "Milk," "True Grit," and don’t forget his first film, "The Goonies."
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[@s999b]

Awesome interview. Very authentic and likeable man.

[@KagetoraHikaru]

Josh has the best interviews that I have ever seen :D

[@wrexshunt]

This video should be watched by many more . Weirdly under valued

[@matthewcleveland9522]

I Can't Wait

[@paulwilfridhunt]

How many definitions are there of a good actor?
I guess the answer is many.
But if there was a single magic bullet it would be this.
You have to like looking at the them.
When actors get really old they invariably still have their acting skills but because they aren’t so nice to look at, we don’t want to see them anymore.
Everyone loves to look at Josh on screen playing those tough man roles. Seemingly no one does it better.