Hunter S. Thompson / Isabella Rossellini | Charlie Rose
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- čas přidán 30. 10. 2013
- Segment 1: Hunter S. Thompson, Journalist /Author, "The Proud Highway"
Segment 2: Isabella Rossellini, Actor/ Author of "Some of Me"
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Hunter S. Thompson / Isabella Rossellini | Charlie Rose
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This video sheds great light upon understanding both Hunter and the importance of the art of quality letter witting.
I continue to enjoy the life of HST.
God rest his soul.
This is great: "a psychotic episode, where you believe the authorities are really on your side." He just slips these awesome lines under the radar.
i don't get why people are like 'oh his brain is so fried he mumbles non-stop it's impossible to understand him.' if you look up his interviews in the early 60s after hells angels came out it's the same way, that's just how he'd always talked
It's not about (how) something is being said, it about (what) they are saying.
Dude literally says he’s a hillbilly and he’s lazy and people expect him to talk like he has energy lol
The writing definitely makes up for his speech. Some people thrive in expressing their selves through writing, and find it difficult to communicate any other way.
15:42 Mac Miller
awesome seeing thompson in an interview where there is enough mutual respect for him to actually respond in earnest and be real, and for the interviewer to ask non condescending, actually interesting questions. Great job
both legends. I miss you guys so much..
*Hunter was just as 'lost' as everyone else is...he was just more aware of it, more frightened and yet exalted at the same moment to realize 'just how fucked we all are"...and he liked writing it down* *The booze/dope were 'there' alright...but for the most part grossly exaggerated by himself and his fans...he valued the same things most people do...to think otherwise would be false* ( *He didn't like the idea of being 'old'...'old age' would deny him his ability on a physical level to 'do as I damn well want to whenever the mood strikes me!'...Hemingway was the same...terrified of being trapped inside a body that can longer be relied on, and knowing it's only going to become worse with every passing year...faster and faster...and the fear that your mind is not what it once was starts to gnaw at you...your friends from the 'old days' seem distant to you, like kids you remember from grade-school...and suddenly you feel "I'm alone now... there won't any 'new adventures' for you because your fuckin' body is betraying you, and suddenly you realize you can 'cheat the Reaper' and escape being feeble and senile* ) *I know EXACTLY how it feels to be old and know "I'm never going to be any better than I am right now...and 'right now' ain't so good*
JK Simmons could win best actor playing him.
I can totally see that.
Yeah. Never thought about it but yeah that would be amazing!
Gary my sweet darling, god dangit you hit the nail on the head. Can it also star Brad Pitt so it'll do well at the box office!? More money right! Yeeehaaa!
Brad Pitt is box office poison--can't act worth shit.
@@dudleydunlavey9438 Have you even seen Fight Club, Seven, Curious Case Of Benjamin Button or Once Upon A Time In Hollywood? He's one of the greatest actors living today. I'd like to see you do better, asshole.
His correction of Charlie @ 20.10 when he misread a word in his letter shows how sharp he still was, don't let the speech fool you.
This guy was such a renegade. I can't help but respect ppl who make up their own rules which probably describes all of the greatest artists and creative minds throughout history. Can't wait for his documentary to come out next week.
All I can think when I see hunter is "wear some fucking golf shoes. Otherwise we'll never get out of this place alive"
+GodlySkunk Im sorry
Excellent!
thanks for sharing
This is a wonderful interview of Hunter. Miss him dearly.
If you look past the obvious eccentricities, you will find one of the most honest and humble human beings in the world of literature. At 4.44 Charlie Rose asks him....."Did you create a persona that you thought would serve you?" His answer:
"that's giving me too much credit".
Aside from Fear and Loathing and Hell's Angels, I really enjoyed Generation of Swine, and I thought it didn't receive the credit it deserved. After reading it I found myself inexplicably describing social situations as he might, and it came without any conscious effort on my part. To this day I still occasionally come up with a 'Hunteresque' comment, but only a sad few catch it.
A brilliant, honest, humble, and genuine man. He went out on his own terms, like it or not, he wouldn't have had it any the way, it wouldn't have been congruent with who he was.
When it comes to reserving a pedestal for a sparsely populated class of incomparably authentic authors, Henry Miller should always be included as he was was the full-blown epitomy of authenticity.
I recommend his Tropic of Cancer & Capricorn, preferrably read in chronological order.
But seriously, if you have a passion for literature and adore Thompson as a character, discovering Henry Miller will be blissful.
Random, but.... Just realized that JK Simmons would play a meannnnn Hunter Thompson.
I am a better man because I've read Hunter S Thompson and Bukowski. They both wrote the truth to the best of their abilities.
Buk and Hunter seem to go hand in hand. Distinct styles, but yet revel in there complete/incomplete control of their lives.
+john carlson Bukowski wrote crap not in the same league. Sure in my younger days I admired him but I remember that piece when he was with a hooker and he wrote how she picked up a come stained rag from under the bed to wipe her self clean I realized he is just a wino with nothing...
But that's what life is..crap. Bukowski was a hypocrite. But so am I, you and everyone else. Being a writer doesn't divinely elevate you above crap.
I would feel sorry for because your life is crap but you made it that way, Losers like Bukowski made their lives crap. It's not too late you could eliminate the crap from your life and get happy:)
+Walkertongdee Bukowski was an alcoholic , but a loser, I think not. He was free in a way few men are. He never sold his soul to write anything but what he saw as the truth. Not only that, but the man was a great poet and novelist. How many were both? Not many.
Reading a book right now about HST written by a couple of his friends ... one of which is/was the sheriff, Bob Braudis. "Kitchen Readings" is the title .. fun read.
He had a freedom that everyone should experience.
+Sektion9 what freedom? he was broke as fuck for the majority of his life...
+maxsiehier Freedum= Money= 'Merica
Mc Lovin = everywhere* (except in the middle of nowhere, if you're into that stuff)
***** yes! i totally agree on that!
i interpreted his comment as freedom like he can *do* what he wanted. because everyone can experience freedom of the mind, everyone can become awakened. but not everyone can have freedom of their *actions*. poor people have to work day in day out to be able to survive.
when you're rich (money rich) you can go wherever and do whatever, because everything is ruled with money in this world.
and sure, if you work a lot an buy crap you don't need but are still rich, then you're not fee.
and yes, i admire him for taking his own route. even though he was broke as fuck, he stayed true to his desire: writing. and, yes, that's freedom!
***** well, i also totally agree on that!
look, if i was very rich. (won the lottery or something) i would never *work* again. but i would follow my passion. i would still learn a lot, maybe even do a study. i would be free to do whatever i wanted. but i wouldn't even buy expensive shit. i don't want that.
my goal isn't money, it'll never be money. i do realize that money is pointless. it doesn't make you happy. and i even prefer a non-monetary system/economy. but it's the way it is.
if more people would truly understand that money is an illusion and that if you desire money you are desiring something you'll never get, because money is number and numbers never end. that's the illusion most people lie in.
Isabella starts at 35:00 Thank you for posting this.
Allan Ostermann you are right. Hunter thompson is not worth listening to. Who was he? Lets skip him. You're so cool. Thanks. You saved me 35 minutes of insight. cheers man
Thanks, man. I was a serious addict. Best to hear people who matter! RIP Hunter, though. You had your moments.
Allan Ostermann Oh, yeah, I came for such interesting Isabella.
***** sa sa sa sa sarcasm
Wonderful interview.
Damn shame about the sync issue. :(
The Proud Highway, I own a copy and highly recommend reading it.
(mumble, mumble, mumble) -two thousand of them! (mumble, mumble,mumble) BANG! -well of course...(mumble, mumble, mumble) Great Big Jubblies! (mumble, mumble, mumble) -because I was very, very, drunk!
N1H1L9 you gotta be a little off to understand
One of Louisville, Kentucky's finest
"....no more fair play for now on." What a chillingly prescient passage, how attuned he was to the vibrations of the age.
Ahh! I love him :)
Tom Waits would play an amazing Hunter S. Thompson!! Wish they made a film with Mr. Waits as Hunter that would be amazing!.
brilliant writer. RIP
I cleaned up this audio to bring Hunters words out a little clearer - czcams.com/video/V2kwnBtMQ6A/video.html
happy birthday hunter !!
The Roadman
"The edge... there is no honest way to explain it
because the only peolpe who know where it is,
are those that have gone over"
Hunter S. Thompson
R.I.P. Mr Thompson
love this video !
anyone have a transcript of this? he's so hard to understand
Adjust the sound. Raise the the treble & lower the mid range & bass.
He was a little bit harder to understand later on in his career.
Cfizzle666 A genius nonetheless
Genius
Oops! Sound is out of sync with lip movements. Pleas fix and re-upload.
this was a treasure to watch... thank you Charlie Rose...
FUCK i miss hunter-cant believe there is anymore. what a man! what a warrior! What a gentleman.
Thompson and Rossellini? Niiice.
Rest in peacefulness 💙
@Kurt in retrospect I think you're probably right
God rest his soul!
Student to teacher 'You talk too fast".- Teacher: "No , you listen too slow".
From the preview I thought it was the Dalai Lama.
+Manhattan Hunter S. Thompson and the Dalai Lama are the same person. That is why you never see them together.
He WAS!
That's exactly right!
They are the same person, never seen together. Two sides of the same coin. Flipped.
Please post this video again with the sound synchronized!!
Last original print of Hunter Thompson's Beaver Run Porcupine Attack has gone up for auction on ebay
yeah, this needs headphones for the best clarity ...
what year was this ?
what bestseller's have you written?
Hunter S. Thompson was a genius.
Why?
- because he was different to the usual, intentional bland - that is the standard of media?
He was a disgusting individual who, had no morals
💙🌿.
4:50
"Do you feel pressured to live up to the character you've created" vibes right there
thompson and rossellini....from the ridiculous to the sublime...
Hunter S Thompson is the epitome of sublime...
issabella Roselinni is the epitome of ridiculous...
why does your channel have no content?
Did you create a channel to make a single incorrect comment?
subliminall riducule
i love you hunter
the best
What year is this interview from
Crystal B I think 98
I wish the audio and video were synched. It's hard to understand for a hearing impaired person.
And able bodied person has difficulty understanding Hunter.
pcdriver is
is it really that hard to post an air date in the description?
6/13/97
1997-98
15:45 - This music go in my funeral
long live hunter and linda pace!
what he says at around 16 minute makes a bit more sense with the current estimates that there is an infinite number of alternatives of this reality...yeh!
rip linda pace i love you always will!
If you are the copyright owner or if it is public domain you can upload hour long stuff.
what's the ten minute rule?
Asking him if he wasted his talent... that seemed to affect Hunter. I think there is a simple answer: no.
I don't think Charlie prepared very well for this. He read some of the letters in the book, flipped through some of the man's history, he even seems to know a little about him from not having been paid to do so. I like Charlie Rose, but I don't think he was the right person for this interview. Someone who understands Hunter should talk to him. This was a little too disconnected for my liking, like two men foreign from each other and without a translator. And Conan's interview was worse! Hunter tested him with the trial by firearms, just like he did Depp (and they remained friends to the end of his life), and Conan squandered it. You can see a moment in that interview where Conan beckons what he's all about out of him and tries to twist and skew it for some instant gratification comedy. I like Conan as well, but that was heartbreaking to watch because Hunter was trying to talk about something real. I just hate that the man wasn't much longer for our earth and the people who often got to sit down with him didn't know what they had in the least.
@@DarkKar I don't think Charlie Rose "prepared well" for ANY of his 'Interviews."
J.k Simmons to play hunter ST In a biopic anyone?
iCrackediTTv massive similarity
Depp always gets the nod...I love jk but Depp has to do it we couldn't have it any other way.
J1E2TS agreed. best roll he's ever done.
iCrackediTTv Absolutely dude. nailed it
iCrackediTTv Has to be Depp, sounds the same, looks like a young Thompson
Why don't they include original airdate?
rillloudmother about 96
@arthur wiebe lol, isn't it interesting that since i asked this question charlie rose is now considered more creepy than hunter s. thompson?
This one must have been in 1997, since Hunter Thompson refers to the presidential election with Clinton and Doyle as being "last year".
Who is the enemy? What a visionary...
I love Hunter. What year is this?
Chris S. 2015
+Cinqmil Bravo !
amazing in perspective nowadays to hear Thompson say that he rates Nixon above Clinton...
That's not Hunter S. Thompson. That's Johnny Depp with funny glasses on.
No that's the real Hunter s Thompsons, stupid.
Gabriel Zayas
Wow, you're smart.
how can you not tell that this is Thompson himself?
Gabriel Zayas
Sarcasm too difficult for you?
Is hard to tell being sarcastic in comment.
"lords of ?"
It's as if he makes a concentrated effort in moving his mouth as little as possible while speaking
When was this?
jpcancela I think 98
Any time....
15:30 hunter the sage
This has to be after F&L In LV came out. Rose is too young for it not to be. So this interview dates back anywhere from 98-00 or later but definitely not the pub. date because HST shot himself in 06 or 04. I never remember that date; I guess because I wish he were still here. If you haven't read Juan Thompson's book about his father then you're missing a fantastic read!!
You're right this came out between 97-03 HST was on Charlie Rose 3 times during that time span. HST killed himself in 05.
Another flame war! (sigh)
Good thing he writes letters, because I can't understand a fucking word he's saying! lol.
Try calling tech support in India. Then you may be able to discern spoken language.
I think more than anything it was the non stop excessive intake of alcohol that fried his mind, not so much the drugs (alcohol is a drug, but you know what I mean).
A very intelligent, creative, lazy man.
Thompson looks a bit like David Koechner. Or vice versa.
From the preview I thought it was Uncle Fester
btw who is Charlie Rose?
*****
No shit. Like I couldn't have guessed that. Thank you captain obvious.
You can be a writer ~ Hem, according to HST. It's the main lesson he learned from him...You can get away with it. Being a writer.
Being a man!😎
Hes not a warrior of truth like you mean. You dont understand him AT ALL. He told things from his perspective. He pushed the envelope personally just to see how far he could go. His whole message was about life discovery & FREEDOM. When faced decision "Do whatever makes for the best story"
He was a journalist & made his life in the story. A great lover of life! & A Great storyteller. But he was quoted "if I ever told the real truth me & 100 other people would be killed or never let out of jail"
linda pace was a great prhofit
Fear and loathing.
I fear nothing
If I had to ask Hunter a question...I wouldn't. Hunter is too profound for my questions. He already knows what I know.
What you want to say, is, he knows what you don't know, and makes you feel you should "know". So, the question is, can you use your image of Hunter as a talisman.
No. Thats not it.
Oh well, it sounded good when I was eating those twelve Mint Milano cookies and milk...
:)
Rest assured I wouldn't waste a chance to question a ghost. "Is there a casino boat that is docked at the end of the river of Styx?" "If so are mortals allowed to visit?"
Some say drugs made him for what he did but many rock a rollers where the same. Coming out the other side makes you wonder the high of insanity and the inteligence of a mind that doesnt' think like most!
acid rules !! lo;ll
If he didn't kill him self he would be able to see the extent of change with marihuana in multiple states which I'm sure he would be proud of, specially considering he lived in colorado.
im not threatning anyone..
i was just responding to your insult..
if this IRL you wouldnt even have guts to walk next to me.
i know...its hard enough to understand the man with his voice working at the same rate as his mouth.
Hunter road the wave and got barrelled deep he is the Mantis up their for me with Jack, Hemingway, Jim Morrison any my own journey. RIP hST
Hunter S Thompson is the exmple of what an American should be. probably the last true American. What a fucking legend. The Man, The Writer and the gonzo way incarnate.
We need him today.😮
His ashes were shot out of a canon along with fireworks.
(sorry earlier post reply to snyke i think and other guy [forget].)
Think about the kind of dirt he might of been coming up with this day and age. Gets ready to go to print and...
thompson didn't go to college for journalism and inspiration is fleeting. if you need you tube for a creativity boost, enjoy your future condo at the failure resort, herigan.
Probably so, but I bought rolling stone to read his ! He was a confused genius!!! No doubt
isn't Hunter the ultimate Dalia Llama ? or is the Llama hunter without enough rest between gigs?
arthur wiebe
Isn’t it your bedtime grandpa?
G.O.N.Z.O
Charlie rose drunk half way through
No man. Thompson is Thompson.