And that’s why he survived Hollywood. So well grounded and mature. He realized it was a job and not who he was. I’m glad he’s still acting and putting out great movies.
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@@blazeup5519 disregard what I said. I can't find anything about it. I must be mistaking her with another actress. I might be thinking of Tracey Gold from Growing Pains.
Remember his character on his comedy series in the 80s said that he had eaten nuts but that an older woman said "Oh those weren't nuts, dear". My sister snd I used andcabused that line for well over a decade lol 🤣
Lol he definitely did a lot of drugs, listen to his interview on Dax Shepherds podcast. He didn't go off the deep end with it, but he was no saint lol.
@@nephronpie8961 God rest their soul is a phrase used to show respect when speaking about someone who is dead. Bless their soul is used when someone is alive and often used tongue in check when someone either is or does something stupid.
Funny how he said he'd like to come back as a Bird and he did in a sense as Marty Byrde in Ozark, one of the best shows on Netflix. He hasn't changed much, still has that calm demeanor and that sly smile like he's up to something or knows something you don't yet. Great clip!
He was acting. Child actors learn to act mature and sacrifice their innocence in return. Ever watch the Disney channel? It’ll make you nauseas. Children don’t act like adults yet that’s exactly how the characters behave on television.
I’ve been a fan of Jason since the first season of arrested development. And now watching him in Ozark is incredible. It’s amazing how he can play a funny role, and a dramatic role and nail them both! That’s rare!
This was a deep interview, Johnny was treating him like an adult. It would be a different interview with Fallon with a lot of giggling. I was too young to see Carson but he seems so quick witted with a mix of humor, intelligence and kindness.
@@ModernGoddess81 If there was somebody epically on Johnny Carson, my Parents would allow me to stay up late to see Johnny Carson since I have a great interest in how movies were made & how actors did the jobs they do. Only this interview I missed & I remember watching Jason Bateman in “It’s Your Move.” Recently as an adult he was in a very funny movie called “Paul.”. Thank goodness for you tube! You tube has videos you can see no where else on this planet!
@@mcfrench21 Me too, the same year this was taped. It was a powerhouse show too, with Bill Cosby (!!) and I think Bob Eucker. The Tonight Show band with Doc Severinsen was fantastic too.
Yes smart & and old soul almost. Very mature. He was adorable. He was so cute. Ofc we like gentlemen. We like a balance. Good manners/consideration & equality is a separate thing.
Jason Bateman was so well poised, eloquent, intelligent and witty. Very mature. Like you said, “40 year old Bateman with a higher pitched voice.” You can see that he already is the comic genius and great actor that he has shown himself to be.
WOW! I have always liked Jason Bateman but after seeing that I have huge respect for him as well. What a nice, nice kid! And seems like he grew up to be a very nice man. So rare in Hollywood.
God, does comment have to go on every Johnny Carson, or Dick Cavett show on CZcams? Like we get it Talk Shows we’re awesome back then now let’s move on.
Guys, the entire culture was so much classier. They HAVE to sell their souls to have a late night program these days, attention spans are gone, and we have been purposely dumbed down and taught to NOT critically think.
I have always loved Jason Bateman ❤ This interview is awesome. At 15 he is so poised, charming and captivating. Not to mention he holds his own in this interview with Johnny Carson. This is such a treat 😊
I remember seeing this when it originally aired. I was laughing so hard I woke my wife up. she started laughing right along when she realized what she was seeing which Honestly has been a really good source of happiness for me ever since I lost my wife so many years ago which infact broke me to pieces so seeing comments like this makes me smile.
This is why I liked Carson. He just talked to his guests and interviewed them. He didn't constantly try to make jokes or be condescending like letterman. Letterman would have interrupted him constantly with jokes about his age
i thought i was the only one who disliked letterman for his arrogance. i guess this makes two of us. i loved when cher told letterman off for being such a prick.
He has said he and his sister, Justine, don’t have a good relationship with their parents. I think he and Justine supported them financially and his parents did some crappy stuff.
There must be an enormous amount of pressure as a teenager in show business, and it must be quite a scary world for a young man. But the young Bateman is able to possess himself with class, poise, and an uncanny level-headedness, because he knows that, no matter what, there's always money in the banana stand.
@@nickhill8612 still he actually seemed to surprise Carson lol like when he was asked about if it helps with girls he was pretty honest and original about it but yeah true I’m just shocked how young he was and already famous damn
Jason really epitomizes someone who is gifted with memory skill intelligence and at such a young age is able to actuate it. Rare and amazing. He’s literally just tickled about it and can’t hide it. Innocence like this is rare and fleeting. Fascinating to watch.
Who else misses Johnny Carson? I remember my parents watching him every night when I was young. Then when I grew up and got married, my husband and I watched him every night. The good old days for sure.
Everyone misses Johnny. He was the Best of Late Night TV. Leno was great too, but not as good as Johnny of course..I'll also say Fallon, Kimmel, Colbert, and Corden are AWFUL at Late Night. They're all not funny at all. The segments are terrible. The jokes are just bad. Late night just stinks today. I stopped watching after Leno left The Tonight Show in 2014.
Wow, Jason was so calm, confident, and quick witted, and articulate. I've never seen a guest actually HELP the interviewer so gently and conversationally. Maybe the best interview ever.
I love how he comes back and asks Johnny what he thought or did. It shows why he’s a great interviewer today. He has the ability to have that back and forth conversation.
Bateman ultra relaxed. Well spoken. Kind kid. Just spot on what you want a fifteen year old to be like. Somehow, with a life in show business he has turned out very grounded and well adjusted. Nice clip. And Johnny was just the best!
You can see that gentle intelligence that made him such a good actor as a grown man. Cudos to Carson’s interviewing style as well. He knew how to speak to a 15 year old kid as well as discuss his work as an actor.
Carson was the best talk show host period didn’t try to make everything funny or a joke he was always genuinely interested and loving for his guests it’s too bad we don’t have anyone like this anymore who wants to relate and get to know his guests.
The only other according to me was Craig Ferguson. Never had a script....just wanted to talk, was genuinely interested in what he was way, made ppl feel comfortable opening up
Did he say inflation @5:04? I busted out laughing at that coming from a 15 year old. Some of these child actors are scary with their breadth of knowledge. Jodie Foster comes to mind. "Old souls."
The word Inflation was used a lot more often then. Interest rate on a savings account was 12%. Even a kid would notice when the price of a piece of penny candy went from 3 cents to 5 cents.
@@kevinbailey8827 You're right. Apparently, US inflation rate peaked at around 14% in 1980. Inflation rate declined gradually after this time but I would imagine the recent recessions, energy crises, high inflation etc would be popular topics of discussion and debate at that time.
I remember '84 pretty well. People were expected to behave a certain way when on a talk show. In fact, it always seemed like the kids were faced with a higher standard than the adults. If an adult acted goofy, he was "eccentric" and "interesting". If a kid of 15 got too silly, he'd be called immature, unequipped to handle the limelight and not yet ready to be at that level. That being said... Jason Bateman's intellect, insight and composure at that age was pretty damn amazing even for a higher standard. Johnny Carson always seemed to bring out the best in all of his guests with his sincerity and authenticity. He was the epitome of class and talent.
I remember seeing this when it originally aired. I was laughing so hard I woke my wife up. she started laughing right along when she realized what she was seeing which Honestly has been a really good source of happiness for me ever since I lost my wife so many years ago which infact broke me to pieces so seeing comments like this makes me smile.
He looks so confident and relaxed, and acts like an adult while on JohnnyCarson. His voice sounds the same as today too. I remember him on Silver Spoons as the trouble maker....but liked him on Arrested Development the most.
He's so poised, sharp witted, articulate, intelligent, and just so charming for 15! When I was 15 all the guys were jerks, and bad boys. I cried myself to sleep many times! 😅 One of my favorite actors today, and always have crushed on him.😍 Just re-watched "The Gift" , "Identity Theft" , "Game Night" and "Thunder Force." He is so good, with impeccable comedic timing. Let's not forget OZARK! Excellent actor, and great person.💞
I kinda feel like old school talk shows were just more organic and natural. These days it seems like things are all scripted and don't give the same feel.
It’s wild to hear him before his voice changed. I love Jason Bateman. Great actor! He can do all types of acting, comedy, drama, etc. Ozark is the best though! ❤️
Seems like a level headed guy his whole life. Good for him. There’s something about a phenomenal actor and celebrity that’s humble that’s great to see.
@@guyinsf when he started to act one of the first things he learned through an acting coach was to create favorable circumstances that increase the chances of success or effectiveness! All actors are taught this or most. It's not a hard word to understand or use in a conversation if the conversation is about succeeding at something. It's all about who brought you up and much of what you were taught you used it to your advantage!
@@daviclar867 Yes I totally agree with everything you said! Im just saying the reality this is one of those words that's just not a part of a mid teen's vocabulary, they may know what it means but they don't use it, especially with friends of their age. That's just the reality.
And that’s why he survived Hollywood. So well grounded and mature. He realized it was a job and not who he was. I’m glad he’s still acting and putting out great movies.
Ozarks is amazing! Can't wait for the next season
@@1968scottyd Ozarks is pure gold! I’m a little late getting into it but I’m glad I did. Great show!
@@1968scottyd have to admit, it's a pretty solid show.
Back then woman were attracted to the shy timid guys
@@blazeup5519 and some still are. i know it’s shocking to discover we’re not one giant mass like silly putty or pond algae.
Clicked on this because I have literally never seen Jason Bateman younger than 40.
You still haven’t. Lol
I was surprised but I am glad now.
Jason Bateman has been the same age since 1995
Watch little house on the prairie
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Jason Bateman the most unproblematic child actor in Hollywood? Wow. His poise at this age is incredible.
His sister wasn't as fortunate.
@@Aquascape_Dreamingbinge watching Ozark Jason is incredible in it but what happened to his sister ?
That's because kids in Hollywood had to grow up fast. They weren't allowed to be kids...
@@blazeup5519 disregard what I said. I can't find anything about it. I must be mistaking her with another actress. I might be thinking of Tracey Gold from Growing Pains.
He struggled a little bit later, but nothing abnormal. He wanted to party. He's a solid guy. Married with kids and dedicated.
Kid was funny as hell. 'Oh they don't give material things anymore.. You know... Inflation.' God i cracked up.
Me too 😂. Audience must have collectively missed it.
@@Aquascape_Dreaming Johnny missed it too...he wasn't at his sharpest in this interview.
Thank you for clearing that up, I honestly thought he said fellatio and was shocked.
Remember his character on his comedy series in the 80s said that he had eaten nuts but that an older woman said "Oh those weren't nuts, dear". My sister snd I used andcabused that line for well over a decade lol 🤣
That really caught my attention 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
One child star that didn't go down the wrong path and yet, still relevant and going strong.
I know right, he must have had people looking out for his best interest.
@@nickhill8612 he definitely had a massive line of support from his family. His downfall..., Teen Wolf 2. LOL
Lol he definitely did a lot of drugs, listen to his interview on Dax Shepherds podcast. He didn't go off the deep end with it, but he was no saint lol.
unfortunately can't say the same for his sister
Erica Peterson what happened to the sister??
Johny Carson treated the teenaged Bateman as his equal with such an intelligent honesty and warmth. Such a class act this man was. God rest his soul
God "bless" his soul?
@@nephronpie8961 God rest their soul is a phrase used to show respect when speaking about someone who is dead. Bless their soul is used when someone is alive and often used tongue in check when someone either is or does something stupid.
@@ebin27 that was an honest mistake, but thank you for the explanation.
@@ebin27 Well he is dead so..it makes perfect sense lol
@@-Always_Right- it does, that's why my explanation was in response to Nephron... not the original commenter. Try to keep up! "lol"
Funny how he said he'd like to come back as a Bird and he did in a sense as Marty Byrde in Ozark, one of the best shows on Netflix. He hasn't changed much, still has that calm demeanor and that sly smile like he's up to something or knows something you don't yet. Great clip!
He does a hell of a job as Marty Byrde
Underrated comment
Great comment! Never did the connection Byrde - Bird.
I thought the same thing as soon as he said he'd come back as a bird!
W comment
He was so innocent as a child, now look at him in trouble with the cartel living in the Ozarks with his family
He can talk himself out of hell hahaha!
True
Damn the ozarks is my favorite show. Its a really smart show. Jason and Laura's character are awesome
@@elanham5764 great show. Final season coming up
😂😂😂
He was born to play the mature and responsible friend. Personality hasn’t changed.
Wally, right?
Illuminati grooming.
Right, he was just a reserve cool old soul all his life, lol
Except in Silver Spoons!
He was acting. Child actors learn to act mature and sacrifice their innocence in return. Ever watch the Disney channel? It’ll make you nauseas. Children don’t act like adults yet that’s exactly how the characters behave on television.
Jason Bateman was born middle-aged.
thats becuase its Michel J Fox
@@johnnyguitar7921 funny how his name in Ozarks is Marty. And he played on Teen Wolf Too.
haha
🦇 👨🏻 (I guess I should edit my comment now lol)
🤣🤣🤣🤣
His parents deserve a big shout out. What a human.
I’ve been a fan of Jason since the first season of arrested development. And now watching him in Ozark is incredible. It’s amazing how he can play a funny role, and a dramatic role and nail them both! That’s rare!
Literally from comedy to drama he can act in anything, Ozark is a prime example
I agree
no it isn't
@@alabarjhoni9742 I don't think that statement really fits to this conversation
The guy only plays one character in all the content he creates. He just knows how to pick his roles.
Wow, his mannerisms haven't changed in 37 years
You are right I see it
So smart. Beyond his years at this young age. No wonder he's so successful.
You don't change what works.
This was a deep interview, Johnny was treating him like an adult. It would be a different interview with Fallon with a lot of giggling. I was too young to see Carson but he seems so quick witted with a mix of humor, intelligence and kindness.
When I was 5 years old I would beg to stay up late be cause “I wanna watch Johnny Carson!!!”😆 It was a nightly argument in our house💕
@@ModernGoddess81 If there was somebody epically on Johnny Carson, my Parents would allow me to stay up late to see Johnny Carson since I have a great interest in how movies were made & how actors did the jobs they do. Only this interview I missed & I remember watching Jason Bateman in “It’s Your Move.” Recently as an adult he was in a very funny movie called “Paul.”. Thank goodness for you tube! You tube has videos you can see no where else on this planet!
I was lucky Enough to have seen Johnny Carson live...he was one in a million!
@@mcfrench21 Me too, the same year this was taped. It was a powerhouse show too, with Bill Cosby (!!) and I think Bob Eucker. The Tonight Show band with Doc Severinsen was fantastic too.
@@mcfrench21
I bet that was great.
I am obsessed with this interview. What a sweetheart.
Me too! Jason was such an adorable, mature teenager.
He was a total cutie
He still has that boyish charm to this day. Adorable then and now.
Boyish charm is so cute 😊
Wow! For 15, he was pretty sharp and a deep thinker.
Hey I know right.
Always on his toes with a witty comeback.
Yes smart & and old soul almost. Very mature. He was adorable. He was so cute. Ofc we like gentlemen. We like a balance. Good manners/consideration & equality is a separate thing.
Just his voice was very high for 15.
Weed. And Coke. And Vice versa...oh, and drunk.
@@lilyvalley5389 OFC = old for child
Its literally 40 year old Bateman with a higher pitched voice. Love it. Could watch Carson interviews all day.
"Literally "??
He's 50.
@@richardsherburne6889 Yeah, they obviously don't know what "literally" means.
💯
Jason Bateman was so well poised, eloquent, intelligent and witty. Very mature. Like you said, “40 year old Bateman with a higher pitched voice.” You can see that he already is the comic genius and great actor that he has shown himself to be.
WOW! I have always liked Jason Bateman but after seeing that I have huge respect for him as well. What a nice, nice kid! And seems like he grew up to be a very nice man. So rare in Hollywood.
Omg Young Jason Bateman - sweet, shy, smilie, just freaking adorable!! ❤️🥰
Very mature and well-grounded for a 15 year old.
So mature for his age.
Advantageous!
Weed...and blow.
@@matthewhohenbery2287 lol whattt lol
Being groomed for the illuminati.
Jimmy fallon would have laughed nervously for 4 minutes instead of talking
Amazing what a host can be
God, does comment have to go on every Johnny Carson, or Dick Cavett show on CZcams? Like we get it Talk Shows we’re awesome back then now let’s move on.
Johnny Carson was a hack, too.
Guys, the entire culture was so much classier. They HAVE to sell their souls to have a late night program these days, attention spans are gone, and we have been purposely dumbed down and taught to NOT critically think.
@@jnnx yeah this was kinda awkward. actually most of them were when i see these. think he couldve scripted it a little or prepped/asked better ?'s
I love Jimmy’s laugh, makes me laugh too.
I have always loved Jason Bateman ❤
This interview is awesome. At 15 he is so poised, charming and captivating.
Not to mention he holds his own in this interview with Johnny Carson. This is such a treat 😊
I have loved Jason Bateman. I saw all his early TV stuff as a kid. Valerie was a good show he did.
This kid is so adorable! Jason has done so well for himself. One of my favs.
I remember seeing this when it originally aired. I was laughing so hard I woke my wife up. she started laughing right along when she realized what she was seeing which Honestly has been a really good source of happiness for me ever since I lost my wife so many years ago which infact broke me to pieces so seeing comments like this makes me smile.
Jason said he'd like to come back as a bird, if reincarnated. Appears this has happened - Marty Byrd!
Good pull!!
Lol! Nice connection
😄
Well played.
👋
Jason Bateman will forever be one of my favorite actors 💯
This is why I liked Carson. He just talked to his guests and interviewed them. He didn't constantly try to make jokes or be condescending like letterman. Letterman would have interrupted him constantly with jokes about his age
i thought i was the only one who disliked letterman for his arrogance. i guess this makes two of us. i loved when cher told letterman off for being such a prick.
@@Freesingskills19 If only two people feel that way, then you're the problem. David Letterman is a comic genius.
Love Letterman, and Johnny both.
@@sevendays02 34 now. And I'm not denying that letterman is funny. I'm saying that being funny isn't all there is to a show
Letterman sucked
Both Justine and Jason seem like good people from young age. Must have had some nice parents.
Yeah, they probably had a great support system to help them navigate the pitfalls of fame. They both seem lovely.
He has said he and his sister, Justine, don’t have a good relationship with their parents. I think he and Justine supported them financially and his parents did some crappy stuff.
@@nunya257 Damn , that's no good then. Lucky they pulled through ok.
@@nunya257 That's awful. I'm glad they were able to make it out of a difficult situation, no child should be in.
@@nunya257 that sucks!
Jason is 15 , but he talks like he's actually 40 years old.
Until he says he'd be a bird.
And has the voice of an 8 year old lol
@@aidanunderwood8245 true 😂
There must be an enormous amount of pressure as a teenager in show business, and it must be quite a scary world for a young man. But the young Bateman is able to possess himself with class, poise, and an uncanny level-headedness, because he knows that, no matter what, there's always money in the banana stand.
That’s because he had a past life
Young Bateman answering small talk honestly instead of throwing zingers around like it’s a contest nice nice
People probably told him to respect the legend .
@@nickhill8612 still he actually seemed to surprise Carson lol like when he was asked about if it helps with girls he was pretty honest and original about it but yeah true I’m just shocked how young he was and already famous damn
Even then, he was so articulate and kept up with Mr. Carson. This interview showed that he was so mature at 15.
Jason really epitomizes someone who is gifted with memory skill intelligence and at such a young age is able to actuate it. Rare and amazing. He’s literally just tickled about it and can’t hide it. Innocence like this is rare and fleeting. Fascinating to watch.
Who else misses Johnny Carson? I remember my parents watching him every night when I was young. Then when I grew up and got married, my husband and I watched him every night. The good old days for sure.
Everyone misses Johnny. He was the Best of Late Night TV. Leno was great too, but not as good as Johnny of course..I'll also say Fallon, Kimmel, Colbert, and Corden are AWFUL at Late Night. They're all not funny at all. The segments are terrible. The jokes are just bad. Late night just stinks today. I stopped watching after Leno left The Tonight Show in 2014.
I hate a teacher who acted like him so I cant stand johnny Carson lol
There's a Johnny Carson channel on Pluto TV (a free app). It's channel 514
I miss Steve Allen.
the only three american talk show hosts I like are him, conan and dick cavett
Johnny Carson was a great interviewer. Honest and real
Which everyone today lacks besides Conan
Jimmy fallon is a disgrace to what Carson started
Ummm this is an awful interview. Reincarnation, Past lives…huh?
Wow, Jason was so calm, confident, and quick witted, and articulate. I've never seen a guest actually HELP the interviewer so gently and conversationally. Maybe the best interview ever.
I love how he comes back and asks Johnny what he thought or did. It shows why he’s a great interviewer today. He has the ability to have that back and forth conversation.
Oh, Jason, Jason , Jason. How is he more mature at 15 than literally EVERYONE I have met in the last 25 years?
Right?!
(formerly joseph)
@@ItzhakEthanEskimo a rose by any other name...
I’ve always loved Jason Bateman. He was born mature. I like how respectful he is with others. Love this guy.
Jason is one of my all-time favorites. Very versatile actor. I think he's best in a comedic role, but also great in serious ones.
👍Jason is so sweet. Just adorable…even now as a full adult grown man…I just love his disposition. Hollywood hasn’t changed him.💝
Bateman ultra relaxed. Well spoken.
Kind kid. Just spot on what you want a fifteen year old to be like.
Somehow, with a life in show business he has turned out very grounded and well adjusted.
Nice clip.
And Johnny was just the best!
That is one cool calm collected kid.
Jason Bateman was born a badass. Love that dude.
This is so wholesome. I was smiling the whole time.
You can see that gentle intelligence that made him such a good actor as a grown man. Cudos to Carson’s interviewing style as well. He knew how to speak to a 15 year old kid as well as discuss his work as an actor.
15? Sounds more mature and decent than most 40 yr olds these days.
That's because he was!
I'm with you... where have all the adults gone?
@J Breeze I've seen enough 45 - 50 yr old men in comic character t-shirts to last a life time.
@S Tra jealous?
Except his voice! Sounds like a 5 year old girl 👧
My God! Jason was so mature for his age. He handled Johnny's interview with ease lol.
“How about a bird” oh he was always precious 😭
Jason is a beautiful person inside and out!
Carson was the best talk show host period didn’t try to make everything funny or a joke he was always genuinely interested and loving for his guests it’s too bad we don’t have anyone like this anymore who wants to relate and get to know his guests.
You are absolutely right.
Great comment and true. No schtik.. just a good conversation
The only other according to me was Craig Ferguson. Never had a script....just wanted to talk, was genuinely interested in what he was way, made ppl feel comfortable opening up
He was the best talk show host. No one can hold a candle to him.
Colbert is the closest. Carson was great.
He’s so quiet and soft spoken, I’m surprised. What a cutie!
I miss the 80s and I am 47!
He's literally exactly the same..mannerisms, the way he talks. I love it 😆
Did he say inflation @5:04? I busted out laughing at that coming from a 15 year old. Some of these child actors are scary with their breadth of knowledge. Jodie Foster comes to mind. "Old souls."
You noticed that too! I burst out laughing when he said that!
I thought he said felacatio! Lol
The word Inflation was used a lot more often then. Interest rate on a savings account was 12%. Even a kid would notice when the price of a piece of penny candy went from 3 cents to 5 cents.
@@kevinbailey8827 You're right. Apparently, US inflation rate peaked at around 14% in 1980. Inflation rate declined gradually after this time but I would imagine the recent recessions, energy crises, high inflation etc would be popular topics of discussion and debate at that time.
Yeah. I was surprised Johnny missed that!
I’m so in love with @jasonbateman I can’t even handle it.
He's dressed like he's going to the beach. Adorable.
So Shannon, you go to the beach with a long sleeve sweatshirt and a blue jean? Interesting...😄
@@fleurdavril1465 he's wearing a short sleeve shirt and high-water jeans, genius
His voice puberty hasn't caught up to his brain puberty yet, he was sharp!
Nah it's a female dressed as a boy... Baphomet agenda is real.
Nothing wrong with that lol.
@@nickhill8612 I’m 15, I thought his voice was so cute and calming
@@bean7039 r you joking?
This is gold. Bateman no socks. Epic.
Joseph was just being casual.
Jason Bateman.
1984: Miami Vice influenced fashion trends then. No socks!
@@melindar.fischer5106 good call!
@@melindar.fischer5106 I did that as a kid, stopped after getting severe athletes foot.
Woah, the amount of peace in Jasons voice is truly beautiful
He's so zen lol! Thank goodness for archives so we can see cool stuff like this!
Jason Bateman was on little house on the prairie???? Wow you learn something new everyday.
What a cutie and still a cutie.... and still a great actor. He was perfect in Ozark.
I had a major crush on him back in the 80s, and he is still great today. Intelligent, good-looking, and talented!
Jason Bateman is one of my favourite actors. He has wit and presence that so many strive for and fail.
Jason Bateman is a piece of my childhood.
I loved Johnny Carson's sense of humor
@Tunis VanPeenen
What??
Such a well spoken and decent young man. I love what he said about dating girls.
A lot of respect going both ways.
And then he grew up to be a womanizer and a drug addict until he got clean
@@hotlov72 We all have our shortcomings and faults. The entertainment industry is brutal.
@@hotlov72 what? Jason Bateman?
@@burbuvs8911 look up his Howard Stern interviews, he explains it
Being a teenager in the 80's was the best!😁
Awww. I've always liked Jason Bateman. I try and watch every movie he's in. He was so well mannered in that interview. Cutie pie.🥰🥰🥰
He's still the cutest and a gentleman.
I remember '84 pretty well. People were expected to behave a certain way when on a talk show. In fact, it always seemed like the kids were faced with a higher standard than the adults. If an adult acted goofy, he was "eccentric" and "interesting". If a kid of 15 got too silly, he'd be called immature, unequipped to handle the limelight and not yet ready to be at that level.
That being said... Jason Bateman's intellect, insight and composure at that age was pretty damn amazing even for a higher standard.
Johnny Carson always seemed to bring out the best in all of his guests with his sincerity and authenticity. He was the epitome of class and talent.
I remember seeing him on his first show...saying to myself hes going to be a huge movie star. So talented.
I remember seeing this when it originally aired. I was laughing so hard I woke my wife up. she started laughing right along when she realized what she was seeing which Honestly has been a really good source of happiness for me ever since I lost my wife so many years ago which infact broke me to pieces so seeing comments like this makes me smile.
There is something so natural about how Carson speaks with his guests. He's really unmatched by anyone else.
What a cutie and so sweet! He was a favorite of mine and my sisters.
My favorite actor.. never makes a bad movie or show, that's so rare.
He looks so confident and relaxed, and acts like an adult while on JohnnyCarson. His voice sounds the same as today too. I remember him on Silver Spoons as the trouble maker....but liked him on Arrested Development the most.
And as the voice of the fox Nick Wilde from "Zootopia".
He’s always been one of my favorites ☺️
He was so sweet and mature at the same time. So cute then he became a handsome man... Great interview. ;)
He sounds so calm and mature lol
He's so poised, sharp witted, articulate, intelligent, and just so charming for 15! When I was 15 all the guys were jerks, and bad boys. I cried myself to sleep many times! 😅 One of my favorite actors today, and always have crushed on him.😍 Just re-watched "The Gift" , "Identity Theft" , "Game Night" and "Thunder Force." He is so good, with impeccable comedic timing. Let's not forget OZARK! Excellent actor, and great person.💞
One of best actors ever. Wild to see this and how long he’s been doing it.
OMG!! How cute!! Jason Bateman is one of my absolute favorites!!!!
nothing has changed but the pitch of his voice. even his mannerisms are the same
Oh wow! That was impressive and kinda weird. He's an adorable little adult.
He has not changed!!! Sweetheart through and through 🥰
Oh how much I loved J. Bateman back then! I loved him as Derek Taylor on Silver Spoons!
@Tunis VanPeenen
What??
He was the reason I watched Silver Spoons and other shows.
@@nickhill8612 me too!
I kinda feel like old school talk shows were just more organic and natural. These days it seems like things are all scripted and don't give the same feel.
Technology is a double-edged sword my lord.....
Handsome Kai :)
@@marianocarlinivisintainer8024
Yes that's why I watched Silver Spoons and other shows.
Overproduced today with folks talking in their ears telling them what to do
Cobra Kai
What a sweet soft-spoken mature young man he was. Good man all along. Wish him the best even more after watching this.
Definitely an old soul. I have loved him from the second I saw him on Little House.
ABSOLUTELY AMAZING Actor, producer and director.
I've always thought bateman would have been a great addition to the Hangover movies.
YES! He could’ve played Stu and it would’ve been WAY funnier !!
Hey that's true.
Ooohhhh. That’s interesting! You got me thinking now!
Nailed it
Great thought!
It’s wild to hear him before his voice changed. I love Jason Bateman. Great actor! He can do all types of acting, comedy, drama, etc. Ozark is the best though! ❤️
@Tunis VanPeenen Yes
I swear his voice is deeper here than it is now
The inflation line was a Jason Bateman classic lol. Went unnoticed..
Absolutely underrated in my opinion. Love this guy...incredible actor.
Such a calm gentle mature young man, love Jason
the master interviews a future star-love this-Jason handles being introduced with the wrong name very gracefully-no ego
Joseph and Jack are two class acts.
Always loved Jason Bateman, first time I've seen this interview. Oh my what an adorable young man he was at that age!
Seems like a level headed guy his whole life. Good for him. There’s something about a phenomenal actor and celebrity that’s humble that’s great to see.
Johnny was literally the best.
I've never met a 15 yr old that knows or uses the word "advantageous."
I've never said that word in my entire life.
Our yutes today are dumbed down.
@@daviclar867 It's not a word a teenage usually uses, then or now.
@@guyinsf when he started to act one of the first things he learned through an acting coach was to create favorable circumstances that increase the chances of success or effectiveness! All actors are taught this or most. It's not a hard word to understand or use in a conversation if the conversation is about succeeding at something. It's all about who brought you up and much of what you were taught you used it to your advantage!
@@daviclar867 Yes I totally agree with everything you said! Im just saying the reality this is one of those words that's just not a part of a mid teen's vocabulary, they may know what it means but they don't use it, especially with friends of their age. That's just the reality.
One of the most chilled interviews I have watched!
I can't get over how he hasn't changed at all! Every mannerism is still the same!! He's so stinking adorable then and now! ❤️❤️