Bradley Cooper should have WON the Oscar for this?
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- čas přidán 1. 06. 2024
- Join us as we delve into Bradley Cooper's unforgettable portrayal of Jon Peters in the critically acclaimed film, Licorice Pizza. In this video, we explore the nuances and intensity Bradley Cooper brings to the role, providing insights into his approach and how it stands out in the movie. Dive deep into Cooper's method acting, the historical context of Jon Peters as a figure in Hollywood, and the impact his character has on the film's narrative.
🎬 What's Inside:
Bradley Cooper's Acting Method: Understand the techniques Cooper used to embody the eccentric real-life character.
Jon Peters and Hollywood History: Learn about the real Jon Peters and his influence in the 1970s Hollywood scene.
Scene Breakdowns: Detailed analysis of key scenes featuring Jon Peters, highlighting Cooper's performance.
Cast and Director Insights: Commentary on how other cast members and director Paul Thomas Anderson contributed to bringing Jon Peters to life.
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0:00 - Introduction
1:05 - What is Licorice Pizza?
2:45 - Who is Jon Peters?
4:45 - Paul Thomas Anderson inspired Bradley Cooper?
6:07 - How Bradley Cooper approached this role.
8:52 - A giant spider?
10:40 - Nightmare Alley.
11:12 - The Oscars are kind of silly... - Zábava
I wouldn’t have minded to see Bradley Cooper winning Best Supporting Actor for Licorice Pizza. He did an excellent job in the film. Thank you for the video Brandon, keep up the great work and take care!
Love you for making this video!
GIVE BRADLEY THE RESPECT HE DESERVES.
He clearly does it for the love of the art!!
I'm kind of shocked Anderson used the "from the streets" line after Kevin notoriously tore into Magnolia. Might've been a way of saying no hard feelings.
They have sense become friendly. And Smith said he rewatched Magnolia and was wrong
Great video! Good storytelling! I knew it was based on a real person but didn't know who he was!
You have an awesome voice for narration.
Thanks!
It's always amazing to see Hollywood nice guys playing Hollywood eccentrics. The movie was great as well
Great film
Would love a video on Patrick Fischler!
Love how you brought up that Bradley Cooper even played the male lead in the Star is Born remake, seemingly tying him and Jon Peters even more closely together. I gotta say, I really like the pacing and delivery of these recent videos! I loved watching No Small Parts when you first started putting those out, and they certainly have their own merit and reasons for their pacing, but these Back Focus videos still feel very fleshed out despite being more concise than those older videos like the Warwick Davis video. Anyways, great stuff!!! 👍
Thanks! That means a lot.
Cooper had to get permission from Peters to remake A Star Is Born, and he caught a lot of flack for it later on because of Peters’s reputation. So, I imagine he had a lot of fun getting to play him as this deranged.
"Tom Waits emerges from the smoke just to add to the chaos"
Otherwise known to Tom Waits as “Tuesday.”
Does anyone gets a Big Time vibe from that scene.. or something like that…!
bradley always makes it seem like he is acting very hard
Really? I always feel like he is that character
Now I see what you were hinting at! No more Gas o in the Car o Stevo!
I love Anderson, but I haven't watched this film nearly enough. Cooper is brilliant, the best I've ever seen him, and that truck on the hill scene...Goddamn!
If you search, you'll find the most delightful clip of Anderson and Chris Nolan at a Q&A for Phantom Thread. I'd never have put those two down as pals, but Nolan loves Phantom Thread. He sat his family down to watch it with him. Nolan takes great delight in telling Anderson that since the film, the Nolan family call him Mr Woodcock when he gets dictorial at home. 'Will you tidy the room after using it?! Yes Mr Woodcock, right away Mr Woodcock! Anderson, being the goofy so and so that he his is giggling away as he listens.
1:40 A _what_ fighter? I couldn't figure out what was censored even before I remembered Chris Walken's insane enunciation of (foo) *_FIGHTers!_* and now that's got into my head I'll never get there
Can you make a video about Michael Shannon?
I love that scamp
@@TheBackFocus Awesome! Fun fact, I met him many years ago in my hometown fresh off being nominated for Revolutionary Road. Very nice down to earth guy.
pretty good idea, he's very versatile
@@TheBackFocus Walton Goggins would be pretty cool too, he's a great actor and has never really been given the chance to shine on his own
“It’s the way of the future, way of the future, way of the future…”
“Lemme see the blueprints, the blueprints, lemme see the blueprints, lemme see the blueprints…”
He nailed this one. Yep Bradley nailed it. 9:20 😅😅😅😅😅😅😂😂😂😂😂😂 i am speaking in all seriousness now. Im serious.
Bradley Cooper also did an amazing job playing a sketchy arms dealer in “War dogs”
so when Jon Peters read the script, he gives me this idea that he plays a parody character in real life, and has notes to help the director encapsulates his parody character
Can you make a Vid about Micheal Stuhlberg?
That man needs a statue
@@TheBackFocus 100 percent for CMBYN
All i think anytime i see him is “wtf, he comes with instructions? Hes like a fucking grimlin..” lol
I was hoping this would be a more in depth performance. Jon Peters was one of those show business personas. Shampoo was modeled after him. He produced A Star Is Born. But I loved Eyes of Laura Mars, which he wanted for Babs but Dunaway was so good in it. It was such a New York City glamour thriller.
It always shocks me when someone other than myself acknowledges pta. I don’t even know who that is.
❤
giant spider, you say? reminds me of that wild wild west movie. I wonder whose idea that giant spider was 🤔
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Ohh
I seriously doubt Bradley Cooper will ever top his performance in Licorice Pizza.
Licorice pizza was a perfect film. PTA is the best this country has today .
Goin back and forth between two roles isn’t that daunting. When I was a kid, some days I was a cop, some a robber, some a football player, and sometimes a soldier. Never got an award tho.
You were robbed.
an oscar wow no
Thank you for obeying peasant!
Why do people care about Oscar’s
disagree
That’s my stepdad he played 😂
And I still haven’t seen this movie
Also, Kevin Smith is a fool
Bradley Cooper has joined that list of actors that I find entertaining to watch even when the movies they are in are total garbage.
Pta best film is there will be blood. I hate most of his films tho
Only good part in this shit movie. Before this movie I thought Paul Thomas Anderson was the best director of all time, now I’m not even sure if he is the best director named “Paul Anderson”
To each his own!
I hated this movie
I hated this movie its structure it had no structure it meanders it did not tell a story. It was all style, and no substance…
I get that. I personally love a movie that meanders, when it’s done right. I like being surprised.
In this age does every story necessarily have a structure? Or even have a “story” to tell?
Nah the movie was trash, weird age gap kid/adult angle too.
This movie was a 10/10.
@@ahmaddeeni looks like a style over substance POS
if you need an interview to explain the joke, its not funny
You need to explain this comment because I’m thoroughly confused
This movie was soooooo terrible.
The same year that people were crying sexism because Barbie didn't win, a great movie, Maestro, was completely dissed because the white guy was acting uppity. But I digress...
What did you like about Maestro? I still haven't seen it.
@@TheBackFocus When I saw it, I thought, WOW! Film is back. Film is part of my major. For many years, I could look forward to several interesting films a year. During the The Marvel Era, this all fell away. In the last couple of years, it's coming back. Maestro has so many elements that are about the art of film that I have not seen in so long. Maestro is supposed to be a biography, but it's not, it's about a marriage, it's about a relationship. Great films are about relationships. And how could you not give an Oscar for the make up in this thing? I mean, I'm sorry, there was a hate campaign against that movie that was deeply unfair. And, yes, I will die on that hill.
Nah. That movie sucked, anyways
To each his own!
It’s ok to live PTA and admit this movie sucks.