Writer/director Michael Mann, and actors Robert De Niro and Al Pacino at the Academy Event “Heat (1995)” on September 7, 2016 at the Samuel Goldwyn Theater.
The genius of having a 'good guy', who is loud, erratic and who's life is always falling apart, come up against a 'bad guy' who is quiet, level and who's life is under complete control, blew my mind. And to show clearly which side of the law each of them is, when Vincent hugs that grieving mother, and when Neil mercilessly kills people when they are in his way, sets up the diner moment perfectly, opposite ends of every spectrum but not your stereotypical goodies and baddies, just like real life; nobody is all good and nobody is all bad, the character development of this film was worthy of an Oscar alone.
And you kind of tell that Neil had a hard life because Vincent holds his hand by his dying side so he wasn't completely bad. The only fucked up thing he did was abandoning the girl. Vin and him were bros.
Michael Mann must have a degree in psychology. These characters are so well thought out it’s ridiculous. I’ve seen this film countless times, every gets old.
Totally agree! As I watched this interview, that's the first thing that came to my mind when he was discussing the characters. He must have extensive knowledge in psychology.
+Holo The Hogan Johnson no it's based on I heard u paint house Frank Sherman who was hired by his friend mob boss to kill his best friend Jimmy Hoffa all FBI account verified it. incredible book no pesci yes rd ap n keitel with ms director
And for some shitty reasons, Dark knight is regarded a great movie af, even the imdb ratings hype it so much and heat didn't get any nomination in oscars whatsoever. SMH !!
It is hard to believe in retrospect that "Heat" didn't get ONE SINGLE Academy Award nomination. Nothing for the actors, nothing for the director, the cinematography, the sound design... Laughable.
Michael Mann obviously pissed someone off badly. They will probably give him a posthamous one or whatever when he passes away only recognizing his genius then. assholes
So true. It's a masterpiece. It's probably the only movie I can watch over and over again. The acting, cinematography, music, storyline ... it has it all.
Heat is am absolute masterpiece. If you haven't seen it, you should check it out whenever you get a chance. Excellent acting, directing, writing, camera work, special effects, etc.
To think I picked up this austere masterpiece for £1 in a charity shop! I had seen it years before but was too young to appreciate it. The only downer is Val Kilmer being credited on the poster and DVD inlay. Robert De Niro, Al Pacino and.... Val Kilmer???? That's not on. The final showdown, though, with De Niro catching up with the traitor in the hotel and the shoot-out in the airport was just magnificent.
Heat is one of the finest films ever made. It’s great to see how intelligent Micheal Mann is and how they formed extensive histories of the actors. Brilliant
"Heat" is one of the most slept on movies ever... It's undoubtedly one of the best movies ever made yet most people don't know even know about it or even talk about it. Heat is one of my favorite movies of all time up there with Goodfellas.
Every frame of the movie has so much depth and layers of thought. Mann has painted every frame with his personal philosophy and characterization. Have watched it 50 times, and yet I get to see new subtle things that I missed before. This movie is pure genius and Mann is the master.
Its So sad to see your idols getting old. actores or other gieniuses. This two are the BEST and i wish they live a heatlhy life for many years to come !!!!!!!!
Kia Music K I agree with you completely. It makes me sad because one day they will be gone. Unfortunately there will never be anymore like De Niro or Pacino. 2 of the greatest actors of all time.
I don’t think HEAT ever did get the kind of recognition and appreciation from the media, Hollywood, or critics that it earned. The crazy talented ensemble that meshed so well on screen and demonstrated so much fluidity with such dynamic characters. The score was so deeply embedded in the cinematography that it perfectly told the story, with, or with lack of, emotion. The direction of scenes kept you in the story from one aspect to another, not losing you in minuscule details. This is a very under appreciated movie that should not be recreated/re-visioned, although yes, it is a remake of its own. It was perfected, and it is a cinematic experience that I am thrilled to hear others admire.
Too intellectual. He forgets about movie's reception. It was done for audience. It moved audience, their emotions, desires at the right time. Actors act. They don't study psychology of characters. It's simpler than he thinks it is.
Actors dont study the goddamn psychology of character like a book. They just feel thats the most right way to react in that scene and deliver the dialogues.
Nolan's nothing special, he's a hack compared to Michael Mann. Inception works but none of his other movies mean much to me. And even Inception is mostly forgettable, like a dream, like the movie is so interested in, dreams rather than solid plausible honest reality, which is what we get from Heat.
Chris Wright, so you're saying that Nolan is a hack as it's a fact, but then you expand that sentiment by saying that none of his films mean much to you? So is he a hack, or are his films just not your cup of tea? You know, because those are two different things. And Inception IS about reality. A reality that people create for themselves to live in a world where they feel free.
It was great to finally see both of these cinematic icons together in "Heat"(1995), which was long overdue.They both did outstanding jobs in the portrayal of their characters. This is why both are the best in what they do, which made for an outstanding film.
To me the best single scene in any movie” I’ve ever seen” is the diner scene with Deniro and Pacino in Heat. Now go get your shinebox!!! That’s number 2
Such a great film. I was in college at the time. One night I was writing a very long term paper. I needed a break. I knew the theater at the mall near where I went to school had a midnight showing of 'Heat' that night. I took a break. Went to the theater, and watched this midnight showing of the film. There were maybe a total of 15 people in the theater, and I went by myself. I had a soda, some popcorn, and a box of Raisinets (lol), and was able to just sit back and watch this amazing film. The shootout in downtown LA is maybe the best shootout scene I have ever seen. I eventually became an editor for TV and film, worked in Hollywood for 7 years, and really learned about film making. It's hard to ask talents like De Niro and Pacino nebulous, philosophical questions like these because they are so good at what they do that they just have sort of an innate understanding of the human condition. So it's hard for them to break down their performances in the way they're being asked sometimes. They want to give an answer that is satisfying, but it really can be answered simply by saying... instinct. They just have it. It's sounds counterintuitive, but I have directed a little bit. Just a very little, lol. I always tell actors the same thing which is... DON'T ACT. That's really the trick... it's to not act. Draw on whatever you can to make the performance not a performance. Use whatever you can to make it real. Anyway, funny side note. My grandmother was someone of some wealth, and some fame herself. She was a Broadway actress of some note in the 20's and 30's. Eventually, my family sold her house just north of New York City... after she was old and moved to another part of the country... to none other than Al Pacino. He also owned the house next door which he was living in at the time with his girlfriend who was Kathleen Turner. My mother and aunt were the ones that had to meet with him to do the closing. They met with him and Kathleen Turner multiple times, and said they were both so geeked on cocaine it was amazing. LOL. But they were very nice. lol. So the story about Pacino's character dabbling in drugs on the side is pretty funny to me. I am quite sure De Niro and Pacino left such things behind them decades ago. But it's funny nonetheless. Anyway, great film, and an interesting video. Just sharing here. Sorry for being so long winded. By the way... Pacino eventually sold the house to Diane Keaton, and she turned it into an art deco nightmare. LOL.
De niro is true caractere don't talk so much real actor great, He a me due niro Casino Goodfellas True mafia caractere, He's directeur not just actor alpha knows dat, De niro is best ever the same caractere of the best actor ever brandon De niro is icone,
This was a joy to watch! These are two of the greatest actors of our time and it was great to see them together when this came out. Whenever people ask me what are some of the greatest movies I've seen, this comes up as one of them. Also I just to say, for these guys to be such great dramatic actors, they have great comedic timing. They can be really funny as well!
This is my new favorite movie! I'm glad, I finally bought it recently. I just fell in love with it! Pacino's character is crazy. Chipping away at coke, something he shouldn't be doing. Plus, his life is falling apart. And De Niro's character is cool, calm and collective. But he's ruthless when he needs to be. This movie should've won a few Oscars.
Heat is one of the best films ever made. Not one flaw, not one I can really think of at least in it. The movie is sad to me, you feel bad for the bad guys. The movie rocks
@@ianlowden6168 haha maybe to us movie heads? 9 out of 10 people I talk to about this movie have never even heard of it. That’s just me personally. 100% it’s on my top 10 favorites of all time. Good movies are a dying breed my friend. Most people want Jurassic Park/Transformers style of flashy constant cut action. Not much appreciation for a long story-tell with deep character arcs and development like Heat. Even some of my younger friends iv gotten to watch labeled it boring and I’m only in my mid 30’s. So for me it’s an incredibly underrated masterpiece but a masterpiece non the less !
Actors don't usually over analyzed a scene they just show up, work their magic and walk off but Nolan since he's a director himself he clearly over thinks scenes.
This is just simply amazing, It's so great to see them side by side again. Just look at this view ladies and gentleman, the history of cinema is right in front of you. Truly the greatest actors of the world of all time has eyes ever seen. The scientists should discover the fuckin' immortality for these two good fellas.
I watched this movie Heat ,had to watch over again at theater The theme music is so good just listening to how it is playing ,so exciting Would love to see it Again
This is gold! I feel like a peeked behind the veil, just a little bit...What a treat. How many people coming here are going to watch Heat tonight, I wonder? :-)
@@Aman-nk5uq De Niro is the worst actor ever and he hides behind all the TRULY GREAT ACTORS. But you people are deranged and think it's great acting! I pity you, fool.🤣🤣🤣
Great film. Glad I got to see it on a big screen. Unbelievable cast starting with the two icons and right through to one of the best actors of his generation Val Kilmer, Ashley Judd, Tom Sizemore , Jon Voight and on and on.
This is one of those films that doesn't need awards in order to know how good it was and that it's a bonafide classic! It would have been nice if they did for recognition because it truly was a great movie but yet a true movie fan doesn't let that cademy awards, oscars or bitter movie critics deter you from watching or seeing a great movie based on their opinion
I've seen a couple of DeNiro interviews over the years... and after all these years, watching this one I finally realize the following: the guy is so talented that he can't really explain how he does it, it just happens.... like magic!
For all its technical achievements, it deserved at least a nomination for best original screenplay. Thee characters are so well drawn, they seem real, it's almost like a book, lots of nuances and tonalities, and vignettes
Heat...what a great movie. De Niro seems totally out of place talking about his work. He did it, but he can't talk about what he did coherently. Probably happens with all geniuses. If someone had asked Picasso or Beethoven about describing how they worked, they probably wouldn't know what to say. They just do as opposed to talk, which is what us mere mortals do.
Talking about Picasso and Beethoven in the same sentence obviously shows how much ignorant you are. Picasso was a disgrace for the evolution of art. He, Duchamp and Malevitch completely ruined everything but the saddest thing is that idiots like you are amazed by this bullshit art who is just legitimate by art dealers in order to make billions. Contemporany art is not about creating something smart but about making a quick ugly piece of art signed by a corrupted artist who will sell it for a great price, so the buyer through the years will make a huge profit because of the quotation. Look at that imbecile of Andy Warhol, he said he doesn't give a fuck about art all he wants is to creat the most he can so he will be able to sell a lot of "garbage" and earn a lot of money. I laugh so much when blinded people like you start talking about art in order to sound smart but they really don't understand a fuck about what going on since more than a century now. Picasso a genius… what a sheep you are.
Maestro Milan1899 Fuck you. See how ignorant I am? I never passed your third sentence, and yet I perfectly described you because I already know what's coming...A boring troll.
i dont agree with your generalized assumption that geniuses such as beethoven or picasso cant explain the mindset behind their work, many great artists are good because they know how to explain their ideas into their pieces and verbally as well. But MBSM is even worse in generalizing what art is and what is not. he is the type of person who is too shallow in art knowledge that representative art is only art, while in fact ppl didnt give a shit about paintings when photography was invented.
Dear AirKangLocker, I was born in the art field, I saw with my own eyes what's wrong with this business. I have a degree in History of Art at the Sorbonne University in Paris which means I personally saw how the institutions works. I'm "the type of person who is too shallow in art knowledge"? I really don't like to insult people, but you're pathetic. Everything changed when photography was invented. That's exactly why I said that Marcel Duchamp was with Malevitch one of the first (and most famous) artists to introduce the concept of "abstract art" and "conceptual art" which defined the beginning of the end. Use your brain, and you'll understand that my first comment is directly related to your last sentence.
i agree that contemporary art has its share of problem with the business side, but at the same its hard to take it seriously when you basically just say FUCK YOU to the entire field with a generalization based on a couple of controversial artists. i may have agreed with you more if you put more logics than emotions into your statement. The difference of explaining what's wrong with hollywood and and just blantantly saying FUCK HOLLYWOOD would be similar as well
0:35 so sweet. The way Mr Pacino replied really!!!. Al Pacino is the greatest actor of all time a legend but still remains one of the most down to earth and modest persons I have ever seen. Hats off to him . Lots of love and respect for the godfather of acting 🙌🙌
The genius of having a 'good guy', who is loud, erratic and who's life is always falling apart, come up against a 'bad guy' who is quiet, level and who's life is under complete control, blew my mind.
And to show clearly which side of the law each of them is, when Vincent hugs that grieving mother, and when Neil mercilessly kills people when they are in his way, sets up the diner moment perfectly, opposite ends of every spectrum but not your stereotypical goodies and baddies, just like real life; nobody is all good and nobody is all bad, the character development of this film was worthy of an Oscar alone.
Well said, Lee.
Agree with about falling apart bit true right
great comment
And you kind of tell that Neil had a hard life because Vincent holds his hand by his dying side so he wasn't completely bad. The only fucked up thing he did was abandoning the girl. Vin and him were bros.
Michael Mann must have a degree in psychology. These characters are so well thought out it’s ridiculous.
I’ve seen this film countless times, every gets old.
Don't forget Michael Mann's "Manhunter" and Miami Vice preceded these movies.
@@riproar11 Only Manhunter actually
And Thief
Totally agree! As I watched this interview, that's the first thing that came to my mind when he was discussing the characters. He must have extensive knowledge in psychology.
And L.A. Takedown which failed as a pilot and was re-made as Heat.
That last scene, the hands, the score. Still to this day it gives me chills. What a movie.
Love that scene.
@Sparty Fortune In GTA 5 you have 3 scene to choose.
to me its one of the most underrated scenes in hollywood. so iconic yet so few people talk about it
De Niro and Pacino. Acting royalty.
@@frederickjefferson2289 Bravo !
God knows how influential HEAT was to The Dark Knight!!!!!
both films are extremely similar, Change Neil and Vincent with Batman and Joker, and you have TDK allready
Lt. Col. Frank Slade
Yeah, sure. As for the bank rob, OMG!
That is absolutely right.
***** That's amazing! Chicago, I wish I could go there some time.
Dark night prison joker batman scene heat coffee scene
So good to see De Niro and Pacino next to each other. Can't wait to see them in "The Irishman."
Shit...can't wait for this! Al Pacino, Robert de Niro, Harvey keitel, Joe pescci.
No Joe pesci
Hopefuly it's not "The Departed" all over again.
+Holo The Hogan Johnson no it's based on I heard u paint house Frank Sherman who was hired by his friend mob boss to kill his best friend Jimmy Hoffa all FBI account verified it. incredible book no pesci yes rd ap n keitel with ms director
The Departed was a great movie I thought. What's wrong with it?
Nolan was inspired by this movie a lot, it shows in his films.
Especially The Dark Knight, you can just see the _Heat_ in the bank heist.
Change Neil and Vincent with Batman and Joker, and you have TDK allready. Both films are extremely similar
Lt. Col. Frank Slade That's a very interesting point of view. You're kind of right.
*****
The similarities between Heat and TDK has been a topic of discussion since TDK came out. Not really my own original perceptions ;)
And for some shitty reasons, Dark knight is regarded a great movie af, even the imdb ratings hype it so much and heat didn't get any nomination in oscars whatsoever. SMH !!
It is hard to believe in retrospect that "Heat" didn't get ONE SINGLE Academy Award nomination. Nothing for the actors, nothing for the director, the cinematography, the sound design... Laughable.
More like "angering."
Sometimes biggest movies kept silence.
Michael Mann obviously pissed someone off badly. They will probably give him a posthamous one or whatever when he passes away only recognizing his genius then. assholes
Its sad
So true. It's a masterpiece. It's probably the only movie I can watch over and over again. The acting, cinematography, music, storyline ... it has it all.
Heat is am absolute masterpiece. If you haven't seen it, you should check it out whenever you get a chance. Excellent acting, directing, writing, camera work, special effects, etc.
Sound track on the film is outstanding as well.
To think I picked up this austere masterpiece for £1 in a charity shop! I had seen it years before but was too young to appreciate it. The only downer is Val Kilmer being credited on the poster and DVD inlay. Robert De Niro, Al Pacino and.... Val Kilmer???? That's not on. The final showdown, though, with De Niro catching up with the traitor in the hotel and the shoot-out in the airport was just magnificent.
randomdave30 he was big for a while so it's not surprising.
Lieutenant Prick and sound effects
Lieutenant Prick absolutely amazing movie. one of the best I've ever seen.
4 Legends + 1 Stage = History
I mean legends of cinema
Chris Nolan is an overrated sack of shit
Ozzy Of course he is if you say he is. Shall we just check his box office figures and films he's directed for his clear failings?
Chris nolan is overrated tho, by calling him a legend and stuff..
3 legends and one REALLY good director!
Too many goddamn legends on this stage. It's suffocating, really.
It's like watching Zidane, Pele, Ronaldo Fenomeno & Maradona sitting and talking all together!!!!
@SuperHkang nobody alive is on Pacino and de Niro's level
There’s 3
Sorry I had to
I only see 2...
Pacino & Deniro
the other 2 are marginal people like yourself.
@@marshallzane7735 which 3?
2019.... Who's still craving "HEAT 1995" like me ??
Mann's final comments are a master class in creating characters with depth and profound connection to story. Any filmmaker should take note.
I agree. In the last 10 seconds i think is where Al & de Niro realized that neither of them are the main character. Its Val kilmer
Heat is one of the finest films ever made. It’s great to see how intelligent Micheal Mann is and how they formed extensive histories of the actors. Brilliant
i love deniros start to his answer "well michael wrote the script."
"Heat" is one of the most slept on movies ever... It's undoubtedly one of the best movies ever made yet most people don't know even know about it or even talk about it. Heat is one of my favorite movies of all time up there with Goodfellas.
Better than Goodfellas
Fact
@@ZZS3D888 no they are on the same level
@Jim Newcombe someone get jim a snickers
@@ZZS3D888 much better
This is the greatest film. I’ve watched it at least 100 times!
Heat is a masterpiece. Almost 30 years later it still holds up.
Michael Mann is American film making royalty!!! The way he films landscapes and cities?? Theirs no one like him!!
I do agree, in his own right, he is so amazing!
Every frame of the movie has so much depth and layers of thought.
Mann has painted every frame with his personal philosophy and characterization. Have watched it 50 times, and yet I get to see new subtle things that I missed before.
This movie is pure genius and Mann is the master.
Its So sad to see your idols getting old. actores or other gieniuses. This two are the BEST and i wish they live a heatlhy life for many years to come !!!!!!!!
Kia Music K I agree with you completely. It makes me sad because one day they will be gone. Unfortunately there will never be anymore like De Niro or Pacino. 2 of the greatest actors of all time.
We're ALL getting old. Just trying to get the most out of life before life gets the most out of us. The destiny of every human being is the grave.
Hey America, I'll tell you one secret: OLD is good!!!!
@@tustari the truth is depressing
Heat is one of my favorite movies of all time. Such an amazing cast of brilliance.
"I've worked with him before, and it was a great experience." Pacino with the save. What a sweet soul.
What film did u have the pleasure buddy
@@markrutter2486 It's what Pacino says at 0:50.
His done a new film with morgan freeman danny devito hellen mirren sniff i think he plays a kinpin
@@markrutter2486 It's in production right now.
@@buffythehaterslayer6918 i know buffy micheal mann again a prequel cant they do what martin did in the irishman make them look younger ha ha
I would love to see Nolan work with Pacino and De Niro!
nolan has worked with Al pacino in insomnia 2002
kartik solanki I know, but I would love to see him work both Pacino and De Niro, that would be awesome!
yeah that would be amazing
@Divine_D The Insider is a Michael Mann film.
@Divine_D Right, but Pacino also worked w/ Nolan in Insomnia.
Heat is actually my favorite film of all time
I don’t think HEAT ever did get the kind of recognition and appreciation from the media, Hollywood, or critics that it earned. The crazy talented ensemble that meshed so well on screen and demonstrated so much fluidity with such dynamic characters.
The score was so deeply embedded in the cinematography that it perfectly told the story, with, or with lack of, emotion. The direction of scenes kept you in the story from one aspect to another, not losing you in minuscule details. This is a very under appreciated movie that should not be recreated/re-visioned, although yes, it is a remake of its own. It was perfected, and it is a cinematic experience that I am thrilled to hear others admire.
💯
The look on their faces when he gets to the end of that first question says it all
All fault of that Nolan boy. Tries too hard to feel himself important. Cud have been simpler.
Too intellectual. He forgets about movie's reception. It was done for audience. It moved audience, their emotions, desires at the right time. Actors act. They don't study psychology of characters. It's simpler than he thinks it is.
aman gajraj Not everyone has to be as simple as you.
Fuck you, little bitch.
Actors dont study the goddamn psychology of character like a book. They just feel thats the most right way to react in that scene and deliver the dialogues.
The amount of respect these guys have for each other is simply beautiful to see them sharing it live on stage
To be fair 1995 was a brutal year for Oscar Best Picture noms...The Shawshank Redemption, Pulp Fiction, and Forrest Gump all in contention!
Man Mann's attention to the characters' background is incredible. From "All I am is what I am going after" to "Property is theft".
Heat is an absolute masterpiece
Amazing. Especially because it's moderated by Chris Nolan.
Aka Bravo Nolan
Nolan's nothing special, he's a hack compared to Michael Mann. Inception works but none of his other movies mean much to me. And even Inception is mostly forgettable, like a dream, like the movie is so interested in, dreams rather than solid plausible honest reality, which is what we get from Heat.
Chris Wright Thank you
Chris Wright, so you're saying that Nolan is a hack as it's a fact, but then you expand that sentiment by saying that none of his films mean much to you? So is he a hack, or are his films just not your cup of tea? You know, because those are two different things. And Inception IS about reality. A reality that people create for themselves to live in a world where they feel free.
+Chris Wright. Ok your majesty.
Man I could listen hours to these guys taking about this movie.
It was great to finally see both of these cinematic icons together in "Heat"(1995), which was long overdue.They both did outstanding jobs in the portrayal of their characters. This is why both are the best in what they do, which made for an outstanding film.
OH MY GAD WHAT A PANEL
De Niro's such a badass in Heat, maybe not his greatest performance, but I think one of his best characters he's ever portrayed.
To me the best single scene in any movie” I’ve ever seen” is the diner scene with Deniro and Pacino in Heat. Now go get your shinebox!!! That’s number 2
Love Robert De Niro and Al Pacino, two legendary actors
Living legends
Bob ruled 1995: Casino. Heat. Legendary status cemented.
even before those: Raging Bull and the other Scorsese movies
Sure, but Raging Bull and Goodfellas were a decade apart. Casino and Heat were from the same year.
GOAT !!
@@Fakename70 goodfellas was 1990,
Jorge Gaytan
And your point is?
A movie way before it’s time. No awards. Nothing. Possibly the greatest movie ever made
Such a great film. I was in college at the time. One night I was writing a very long term paper. I needed a break. I knew the theater at the mall near where I went to school had a midnight showing of 'Heat' that night. I took a break. Went to the theater, and watched this midnight showing of the film. There were maybe a total of 15 people in the theater, and I went by myself. I had a soda, some popcorn, and a box of Raisinets (lol), and was able to just sit back and watch this amazing film. The shootout in downtown LA is maybe the best shootout scene I have ever seen. I eventually became an editor for TV and film, worked in Hollywood for 7 years, and really learned about film making. It's hard to ask talents like De Niro and Pacino nebulous, philosophical questions like these because they are so good at what they do that they just have sort of an innate understanding of the human condition. So it's hard for them to break down their performances in the way they're being asked sometimes. They want to give an answer that is satisfying, but it really can be answered simply by saying... instinct. They just have it. It's sounds counterintuitive, but I have directed a little bit. Just a very little, lol. I always tell actors the same thing which is... DON'T ACT. That's really the trick... it's to not act. Draw on whatever you can to make the performance not a performance. Use whatever you can to make it real. Anyway, funny side note. My grandmother was someone of some wealth, and some fame herself. She was a Broadway actress of some note in the 20's and 30's. Eventually, my family sold her house just north of New York City... after she was old and moved to another part of the country... to none other than Al Pacino. He also owned the house next door which he was living in at the time with his girlfriend who was Kathleen Turner. My mother and aunt were the ones that had to meet with him to do the closing. They met with him and Kathleen Turner multiple times, and said they were both so geeked on cocaine it was amazing. LOL. But they were very nice. lol. So the story about Pacino's character dabbling in drugs on the side is pretty funny to me. I am quite sure De Niro and Pacino left such things behind them decades ago. But it's funny nonetheless. Anyway, great film, and an interesting video. Just sharing here. Sorry for being so long winded. By the way... Pacino eventually sold the house to Diane Keaton, and she turned it into an art deco nightmare. LOL.
Enjoyed this backstory, thanks for sharing.
Apparently they don’t teach reality in college. Opps They DONT teach reality. My bad
GOD BLESS YOU MR PACINO.
THE BEST -THE LEGEND!
I love how humble and personable Pacino is in his interviews and really enjoy watching him. DeNiro, no to so much.
Brandi Johnson I agree. Al is a sweet man. Robert looked a little tired on the interview.
De niro is true caractere don't talk so much real actor great,
He a me due niro
Casino
Goodfellas
True mafia caractere,
He's directeur not just actor alpha knows dat,
De niro is best ever the same caractere of the best actor ever brandon
De niro is icone,
One of the greatest actor and humblest person of all time
@arthur wiebe thanks for pointing that out. I'll be double sure to proofread anything else I post.
The more I watch Pacino giving interviews, the more I like him.
Deniro is opposite.
They're getting old man...these legends! 😢
Al Pacino was like "aww this adorable nerd" to Nolan when he was asked about how iconic the nature of the character hehe
all the while thinking Son all I did was my job there's no substance here lol
Heat, the most amazing film ever.
In this interview, Pacino's hair hasn't looked this good since "The Godfather Part II."
at donnie brasco his hair cut was better
it wasn't bad in "simone" either. he didn't even have his side burns for once in that.
what? pacino had great hair in bobby deerfield, scarface, carlito's way, and manglehorn
Jav Ag
He's definitely looked "different" the 2 times Ives seen him in-person.
What about dog day afternoon? His hair was crazy in that
Heat is my all time favorite featuring these two amazing individuals.
Really like what he says about how a character’s fate is a function of who they are. Very good way to figure out how you want to tell your story.
This movie is a True Masterpiece! More movies should learn from this one!
Christopher Nolan laughing like a giddy school boy. Now that is a sight!
you should see the interview he did with quentin tarantino, he's laughing his ass off lol
This was a joy to watch! These are two of the greatest actors of our time and it was great to see them together when this came out. Whenever people ask me what are some of the greatest movies I've seen, this comes up as one of them. Also I just to say, for these guys to be such great dramatic actors, they have great comedic timing. They can be really funny as well!
7 people dont know what to do when they feel the heat around the corner.
Dhyan Valdes nice
Simple questions made unnecessarily complicated. Take it easy Nolan
damn right hahaha
Quite rightt
That defines his whole career.
Exactly, like his plot lines: Memory within a memory, dream within a dream, time reversal, time travel, evil twin brother. Yawn.
Al pacino is there like bro you do know I was out of my mind on coke during that film? lol
Dois atores que eu adoro ver interpretar são extraordinários incorporam o personagem com maestria Parabéns Robert De Niro e All Pacino
Heat is my favorite movie of all time. Great acting and directing and also amazing dialogue.
Not the best at interviews, Deniro and Pacino but fuck are they legends. These are REAL actors. Give them their script and watch them make magic. 🙏🏼
Pacino and De Niro were both unbelievably good in this movie.
Love this movie. Watched it again after i saw it the first time. Perfect picture! 10/10. ❤️🏆👑
This is my new favorite movie! I'm glad, I finally bought it recently. I just fell in love with it! Pacino's character is crazy. Chipping away at coke, something he shouldn't be doing. Plus, his life is falling apart. And De Niro's character is cool, calm and collective. But he's ruthless when he needs to be. This movie should've won a few Oscars.
God bless you mr. pacino
Heat is one of the best films ever made. Not one flaw, not one I can really think of at least in it. The movie is sad to me, you feel bad for the bad guys. The movie rocks
One of the most underrated movies of ALL TIME. Without a doubt !
What on Earth are you on about? It's a universally celebrated masterpiece!
@@ianlowden6168 haha maybe to us movie heads? 9 out of 10 people I talk to about this movie have never even heard of it. That’s just me personally. 100% it’s on my top 10 favorites of all time. Good movies are a dying breed my friend. Most people want Jurassic Park/Transformers style of flashy constant cut action. Not much appreciation for a long story-tell with deep character arcs and development like Heat. Even some of my younger friends iv gotten to watch labeled it boring and I’m only in my mid 30’s. So for me it’s an incredibly underrated masterpiece but a masterpiece non the less !
I love this movie. It was absolute perfection 🥰. I continue to watch it frequently.
I like it how Nolan is asking profound questions that deeply examine the characters' actions and drive, and actors are like: they paid me and I acted
Actors don't usually over analyzed a scene they just show up, work their magic and walk off but Nolan since he's a director himself he clearly over thinks scenes.
Every time I listen to Micheal Mann I ending thinking this may be the smartest person on the planet.
Still stands head and shoulders above so many oscar winners, this film still stands the test of time. 2019
I love how Christopher Nolan is such a fan of films. You can tell he really loves Heat. The Dark Knight is basically his love letter to it.
As much as I like Nolan I love much laughter came out of how ridiculous that question was.
The question makes perfect sense... it’s just the way he said it 😂😂😂
I normally don’t like when people call him pretentious. But I have to say that I cringed a lot when he asked Bob and Al the questions
This is just simply amazing, It's so great to see them side by side again. Just look at this view ladies and gentleman, the history of cinema is right in front of you. Truly the greatest actors of the world of all time has eyes ever seen. The scientists should discover the fuckin' immortality for these two good fellas.
I watched this movie Heat ,had to watch over again at theater
The theme music is so good just listening to how it is playing ,so exciting
Would love to see it Again
This is gold! I feel like a peeked behind the veil, just a little bit...What a treat. How many people coming here are going to watch Heat tonight, I wonder? :-)
nobody is better than Pacino!
well, De niro is easily better.
@@Aman-nk5uq De Niro is the worst actor ever and he hides behind all the TRULY GREAT ACTORS. But you people are deranged and think it's great acting! I pity you, fool.🤣🤣🤣
Two of the greatest actors in our time.
Of all time
Great film. Glad I got to see it on a big screen. Unbelievable cast starting with the two icons and right through to one of the best actors of his generation Val Kilmer, Ashley Judd, Tom Sizemore , Jon Voight and on and on.
Two of the very best. living legends
This is one of those films that doesn't need awards in order to know how good it was and that it's a bonafide classic!
It would have been nice if they did for recognition because it truly was a great movie but yet a true movie fan doesn't let that cademy awards, oscars or bitter movie critics deter you from watching or seeing a great movie based on their opinion
Robert De Niro does not like interviews... but besides that they are both Legends
i love pacino, he is an exceptional actor, both he and de niro are a perfect combination... wish there were more films with both of them in it
Truly fascinating clip, especially hearing Mann talk about these characters, and their backstories.
Al Pacino all the way!!!
"Like" if you looking forward for Robert de Niro and Al Pacino next movie (The Irishman) to be honest I'm too excited for that movie.
Listening to Nolan and Bay talk about films shows you how deep these guys get in to storytelling. It's awesome.
HEAT. The best occasion to see 2 living legends at their best!
Heat is one of the highest underrated movie by the ACADEMY
I've seen a couple of DeNiro interviews over the years... and after all these years, watching this one I finally realize the following: the guy is so talented that he can't really explain how he does it, it just happens.... like magic!
Two of the greatest actors of all time love watching them x
Two of the greatest actors yet so humble in their everyday appearance.
Gotta be on the best movies ever...
The opening question is so screwed up: he belongs at some academic film studies conference not interviewing actual workers in the field.
I love these Men! They are outstanding performers!
Favourite film of all time!!
This is the most underrated film of all time. It's my 2nd favourite crime film after The Godfather
Actually think its better. Just everything is perfect.
legends
For all its technical achievements, it deserved at least a nomination for best original screenplay. Thee characters are so well drawn, they seem real, it's almost like a book, lots of nuances and tonalities, and vignettes
This is by far my top 5 movies of all time.
Chris Nolan has won the title of Worst Interviewer of All Time. The questions are so convoluted.
I mean..... he made Tenet
Heat...what a great movie. De Niro seems totally out of place talking about his work. He did it, but he can't talk about what he did coherently. Probably happens with all geniuses. If someone had asked Picasso or Beethoven about describing how they worked, they probably wouldn't know what to say. They just do as opposed to talk, which is what us mere mortals do.
Talking about Picasso and Beethoven in the same sentence obviously shows how much ignorant you are. Picasso was a disgrace for the evolution of art. He, Duchamp and Malevitch completely ruined everything but the saddest thing is that idiots like you are amazed by this bullshit art who is just legitimate by art dealers in order to make billions. Contemporany art is not about creating something smart but about making a quick ugly piece of art signed by a corrupted artist who will sell it for a great price, so the buyer through the years will make a huge profit because of the quotation. Look at that imbecile of Andy Warhol, he said he doesn't give a fuck about art all he wants is to creat the most he can so he will be able to sell a lot of "garbage" and earn a lot of money.
I laugh so much when blinded people like you start talking about art in order to sound smart but they really don't understand a fuck about what going on since more than a century now. Picasso a genius… what a sheep you are.
Maestro Milan1899 Fuck you. See how ignorant I am? I never passed your third sentence, and yet I perfectly described you because I already know what's coming...A boring troll.
i dont agree with your generalized assumption that geniuses such as beethoven or picasso cant explain the mindset behind their work, many great artists are good because they know how to explain their ideas into their pieces and verbally as well.
But MBSM is even worse in generalizing what art is and what is not. he is the type of person who is too shallow in art knowledge that representative art is only art, while in fact ppl didnt give a shit about paintings when photography was invented.
Dear AirKangLocker, I was born in the art field, I saw with my own eyes what's wrong with this business. I have a degree in History of Art at the Sorbonne University in Paris which means I personally saw how the institutions works. I'm "the type of person who is too shallow in art knowledge"? I really don't like to insult people, but you're pathetic.
Everything changed when photography was invented. That's exactly why I said that Marcel Duchamp was with Malevitch one of the first (and most famous) artists to introduce the concept of "abstract art" and "conceptual art" which defined the beginning of the end. Use your brain, and you'll understand that my first comment is directly related to your last sentence.
i agree that contemporary art has its share of problem with the business side, but at the same its hard to take it seriously when you basically just say FUCK YOU to the entire field with a generalization based on a couple of controversial artists. i may have agreed with you more if you put more logics than emotions into your statement.
The difference of explaining what's wrong with hollywood and and just blantantly saying FUCK HOLLYWOOD would be similar as well
0:35 so sweet. The way Mr Pacino replied really!!!. Al Pacino is the greatest actor of all time a legend but still remains one of the most down to earth and modest persons I have ever seen. Hats off to him . Lots of love and respect for the godfather of acting 🙌🙌
Michael Mann is an underrated director. He’s my favorite of all time.