Ray Romano's Identity Crisis After Everybody Loves Raymond Ended
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- čas přidán 7. 03. 2019
- After having his hands on nearly every aspect of the creation of his hit show 'Everybody Loves Raymond', Ray Romano felt a massive creative void that led him down the dark path of "what now?".
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Everyone Loves Raymond one of the best Family Comedy Series, ever. Still makes me laugh today.
Even I was lost when this show ended. One of the best shows ever made.
Weird to say, but he is a really, really underrated actor.
you seem to really have a way of making these actors feel comfortable enough to share their vulnerabilities
It's called listening and letting them tell the tale rather than trying to direct them the whole time. We could all learn this skill.
@M Detlef lol calm yourself
@M Detlef LMFAOOOOOOOOO what?
@M Detlef because money is everything right...? I am by no means rich or close to it but got myself from having no money to have enough not to need 'em ... and none of it removes my anxiety....depression....fears.....insecurities.
it’s the tone of his voice, so inviting and gentle
I can relate Ray. After "Everybody Loves Raymond" finished up, I went into a cultural tailspin. I haven't followed another series since. I do miss the whole gang but own every episode. It was THE best sitcom ever. Thank You.
Everybody Loves Raymond is one of my favorite sitcom comfort foods of all time. And I have nothing but respect for Ray Romano and everyone else that was involved with the show. That said, its always very interesting to me how 99.99% of the world's population chases money all day long, but the moment you get a good piece of it, it instantly becomes the least important thing in the world.
Really enjoyed this conversation! He is so honest and real.
Having just a few weeks ago turned 50 (OMG!!!!), I look at this guy who is 61 and I am filled with hope and optimism that the best years are still ahead if I can just make the right choices. I got this mainly from his recent Netflix special which I can thoroughly recommend.
Just watched the entire run of ELR again and even as a viewer who's seen it before, its depressing knowing there are no episodes left. Watching ELR is like snuggling up in a comfy blanket.
100%
He was awesome in Parenthood. Really a great actor
I enjoyed his role in “Parenthood” and I was rooting for him and Lauren Graham to get together from his very first appearance. And, he was TOTALLY DIFFERENT than in ELR, which made me happy to know that he’d be able to continually work in TV and film as long as HE wanted to. Not every actor can reimagine themselves or get free of the roll that made them famous and it ends a lot of promising careers.
Love to hear him say he wasnt trying to get people to forget Raymond.... because that is not possible.
Is it weird that I still watch the show everyday? 530 to 7 every morning...love that show thank you Raymond!
Me too, but at 8 PM. 😊
Why are you awake so early
@@lwayneone1961 to give myself time before leaving the house...fully wake up
Same here in the UK, followed by a couple of episodes of Cheers and Frasier!
Me too 😁🤣🥰
I love you Ray Romano!! I watch the reruns of Everybody Loves Raymond EVERY SINGLE NIGHT WITHOUT FAIL because it's EXACTLY like the crazy Italian family I grew up in!!! You captured all of the craziness and lunacy only another Italian could completely understand. LOL 😆 Like the fruit of the month club!! And the fish tank for Frank. Hilarious!! And so many other things. You truly nailed every single detail of my crazy Italian family and you actually look like my own brother! Thank you for bringing me so much happiness. You are an amazing writer!
I'm with you. Great memories from that show. The Fo Paugh episode when Robert said, "I'm so so sorry". When everybody kept calling that kid's dad the Janitor. Lol.
Jersey shore bro
They all on that show brought so much laughter from me it became special to me. Just great memories.
Ive never seen any host gets actors to totally open up about really personal things like this guy. And make it super interesting. He's really talented
This is essentially the same as what every person who retires or loses a job goes through.
Im afraid to retire because of it.
I really miss you Raymond!!! I loved everybody loves Raymond so much. But I have been still watching your show until now. But I will continue watching your show . I really loved your family so much as well. I am commenting this from Calgary, Canada. Enjoy your real family I am sure you are enjoying them. Love you all...💙💜❤💛💗💚🧡💕💕💕
I always wondered what the office would have been like if they'd brought Ray on instead of James Spader. I think he would have killed it.
I think that he would have too. I actually am kind of upset that they didn't keep him and stuck with James Spader. James didn't fit the energy of the show. The characters were awkward, and Ray is awkward. James Spader's character Robert California was so damn creepy. They tried to make it work, but the energy between Spader 's character and the overall tone of the show was always a mismatch. I guess someone could argue that Robert California's awkwardness was in his creepiness, but I don't think so. His character gave off an uncomfortable energy, but it wasn't awkward, at least not the kind of awkwardness that went with the tone of the show. Ray's awkwardness, however, would have been a good fit.
No way. James Spader was perfect because he made everything so awkward in a way that made you feel stupid for not getting it the way he did. Ray would have been like another Michael.
@@davidredden8361 Yeah Spader was hilarious. Ray would have worked, too, but Spader was not a downgrade by any means.
David Redden yet they tried having a michael 2.0 with andy
captainslam yeah I always wished Ray and Jim Carrey would’ve been in more episodes of The Office.
Loved this! I always wondered how he felt , really and truly. When his show ended. I really love him as an actor also, not just as the sitcom Raymond. He’s really an amazing actor.
I am stunned that Marty had never heard of Ray Romano. It’s one thing never to have seen the show but the show was a huge success for almost a decade. Not knowing anything about it even in passing is wild to me
We still watch on TVLand, 8 to 10, almost every night. We stop for a while every so often, but the show still makes laugh. For years I’ve told my husband it’s the story of his family, and I’m Debra.
During the interview I remember a scene where Raymond says "who am I, where do I belong?"...and in Marie fashion she rushes in and says "Right here!"😂😂😂😂
Everybody loves Raymond. So do I.
Well you’re part of everybody.
Love these videos. Thank you! 💪🏾
Rip Doris Roberts and Peter boyle
And Sawyer Sweeten.
I can just see Len Lester in Heaven when it's Ray Romano's turn:
"Hey Ray's here!!!!! HA HA HA!!!!!"
And Georgia Engel.
Peter Boyle made the show what it is.
RFX Clan Doris and Peter’s chemistry on the show was exquisite. The way they bounced off each other.
Everybody Loves Raymond is one of the best sitcoms of all time and Ray is honestly a great actor he held his own against Deniro, Pacino, and Pesci.
My fav show EVER!!!
Awesome show, each actor was excellent in their own way. Happy for reruns and DVDs. 🌻❤️
me too :)
Absolutely the best show ever! Something about this show is just so comforting and cozy and wholesome!!!
Ray, is the EVERY MAN.
By the end of Raymond he was making 2 million dollars per episode. You don't know what you're talking about.
The best show ever. This show introduced me to the American culture.
@PortalVendor lol
@PortalVendor fat Americans are way more of a norm in ur place
Man, this was so honest. I can watch Raymond Loves over and over again. This interview causes me to like him even more.
This is quality content, Quality!
I looooove him , he helped me when I have heart problems 30 years old ( blood pressure ) to thr with a smile .
Love from Greece Macedonia sweetheart 🏄♀️🕊💗 God bless you
Ray is one of the more casually interesting people in Hollywood. Very real, every day kind of guy ...but you can also see that genius in the way that he approaches things.
@1:38 all I thought was "RIGHT NOWWW"
Hahaha!! That's the cousin girard episode...lol...
I loved your TV show and I still do! Makes me laugh
I loved the series "Men of a Certain Age." I was sorry it ended like it did.
Never felt so disappointed about a show being cancelled like I did for men of a certain age. Thank you for the comment!!
Yo, it’s the elephant from ice age: the meltdown!
This comment reminds me of when bill header does an impression of yoda in Superbad and he says “it’s yoda from attack of the clones” 😂😂😂
ALL 5 MOVIES DUDE
I still watch ELR everyday. Best show ever on tv.
This channel has the best like ratio ive ever seen.
I tried to think of one with better but I couldn't.
This channel deserves way more subscribers than what it has and way more views than what it gets
I love this show and had the series on dvd. Watched it all the time. And hey Ray you are looking really good!!
He is absolutely brilliant in Get Shorty. He and Chris O'Dowd are so well matched.
I'm going through all of these little snippets. fascinating insights for sure
Ray is absolutely golden.
When Ray said, "Nowww", I wanted to say, "Yeah right you bastard, I was just doing a favor for Aunt Marie"!
Now now.RIGHT NOWWW RIGHT NOWW!!😂😂
I get it! LOL! Fred Stoller was marvelous.
Ray: "What does a cat say?"Gerard: "You mean a talking cat?"
@@colin6768 meow now meow now see how annoying that can be? But yeah what do you want😂😂
Karlton Limeback , Gerard was great. Ray" Why are you so negative"?
Gerard- " Cuz I'm not very happy"
Ray- "And whose fault is that"?
Gerard- "You mean NOW"? LOL
I believe it’s that way with any job that you have been doing for a long period of time. It becomes your identity, who you are. We spend a great deal of time at work that when it ends we are lost.
I hate that they cancelled Vynil. It was a good show, getting better throughout the end of the 1st season! And I think Ray was great in it and had the opportunity to show he's talented enough to do other/more serious roles. I really like him, he seems like a down to earth and really funny guy.
@ClandestineOstrich Yeah, everything goes faster these days... People's concentration too and that's probably the reason shows are cancelled so quickly.
I'm not familiar with "Sledgehammer" but others examples of shows that got cancelled recently are "Flesh and bone" (which I liked and I was curious to see how the story went...) and "Sense8"..
'Everybody Loves Raymond', is my everyday show in this virus crisis, now my boys watch it too.
@Pepe Lopez I like The King of Queens, Doug reminds me of my little brother... Thanks😃
@Pepe Lopez yes, I love some from the 80's too, I have them on DVDs, my boys laugh at me when I'm setting my VCR to watch them🤓
Ray should be a talk show host. Very good at improvising.
~I had not heard of him, either, since i havent had TV for 40 years, but i got the series on DVD & loved it!!!~And i must say, each episode had an unexpected, and fun twist, which most sit-coms do not do very well~
I can’t help but think of Manny from Ice Age by hearing him speak
Yeah. He played that role!
Ray, You are the epitome of awesome!
One of my favourite shows.
Essentially Ray never played a character on Everybody Loves Raymond, he was literally being himself. When you look at his mannerisms, facial expressions, and articulation, you're looking at Ray Barone lol. Ray Romano and Ray Barone are not polar opposites in the least bit. You could also say the same of Seinfeld. Those comedians were portraying their actual personalities with a fictionalized backstory to accompany it.
I disagree with the Seinfeld comment, Michael Richards especially - he was a very serious actor and did not like doing retakes of any scenes really and often got mad at his fellow comedians for laughing too much and not getting through scenes. Jason Alexander, wasn't even playing someone remotely close to him. He was portraying Larry David - he figured that out very early on in the show. Jerry as well, he is a very different person than how he acts on the show.. I mean come on. It's a SHOW so what do you do, you put on a slight face for the camera. Now Julia.. well she was probably the closest person to their character. Never take things at face value, always question the questionable.
@@SkeletonManBones Huh!
@@SkeletonManBones I think he meant Jerry Seinfeld himself?
@@Ben2bwild I know what he meant, he thinks that the Jerry on the show is actually the Jerry in real life, which he is not. Look at any interview of any of them you'll see. He isn't a totally different person but he for sure put on a small face for the show versus how he actually acts in real life cause like I said.. it's a show.
@@SkeletonManBones That's true for the other characters but definitely not Jerry. I'm a huge Seinfeld fan and have gone to lots of his small shows in NYC. He's absolutely the same guy in real life as he was on the show.
And everyone whose identity is wrapped up in their job/work can go through a crisis if they're suddenly made redundant or fired or let go. It's the human condition. 🙏🙏🙏
ELR was a run if the mill late 90’s sitcom, as generic as it got, but it still makes me laugh when I see a clip pop up online every now and then. The “smallness” and stage like feel of the show made it more palatable and loveable, for me at least. Kudos.
It's strange, I love Everybody Loves Raymond, but when I watch this, all I can hear is a mammoth :"D
Unfortunately, 'Men of A Certain Age' never got the love it deserved.
I thought it was ok, not great or anything.
Love EBLR. I love that this was filmed in B & W.
Very funny guy ✌🏻
I never really liked Everybody Loves Raymond, but when he joined the cast of Parenthood, wow! I love his work on Parenthood, and I really was surprised that this comic could take on such a nuanced and serious role.
Watched Paddleton recently. That is a brilliant movie! He has a diverse range as an actor.
I have always loved ELR but I never quite knew just how good he was until I watched the outtakes and bloopers from the show. The jokes that he riffs off the top f his head are hilarious (often not suitable for primetime). And though I didn't stick with the show, I was rather impressed to see him on Vinyl. His Netflix stand up I thought was a little.... rusty. I thought it was a guy getting back into the groove of stand-up - almost in a sense showing us the process as well, which was actually quite brave.
Shame Vinyl only had one season, he's great in it.
1.38... what neaow... just like cousin Gerrard!!! 😂😂😂
Ray seems to be a nice person off camera. I wonder whether he is a great actor.
Sounds like a divorce like or empty nesters that lived for their children - the aftermath.. eventually you’ll have to learn yourself again.
Great analogy!
Thank you, @Jenn Hoff.
Sounds like a load of crap to me
Excellent
I really liked him in The Big Sick, I’d like to see him more in good dramatic roles.
I loved him in Vinyl
I adore ray in Parenthood. He’s such an amazing diverse actor.
Same here!
His cameo in Funny People was a pleasant surprise
Would love to just chat with Ray. He seems cool.
He dominated "The Big Sick"
"Hey.. RAYYYyyyyyyyyyyy's here!" Sorry 😉
I'm not really a fan of the guy doing the interview, but I like that he let's his guests speak and I admire that.
I absolutely love this.
He was so good in The Irishman
Good the doc had the insight to say get in there twice a week - if his family was any thing like the one on the show!! Growing up in a family like the one portrayed on the show is great for television, but not so much in real life. Having a childhood like that leaves on feeling like they've gone 15 rounds with Muhammad Ali ... in his prime. Good on you Ray - we love you and Phil for making us laugh all these years, thank you. I'm still happy the show is in syndication as we still watch it.
Been through this after being a stay-at-home mom, once the kids were grown and off on their own.
He is looking like Al Pacino from Carlitos way
He often tells that story that Scorsese never heard of him. Whoever said that is full of crap. First of all, everyone even outside of the business has heard of him. Second, Scorsese is in the business. It doesn't matter that he's in the movie-making area and Ray's in TV. There's NO way he never heard of him. So either someone is lying, or someone wanted to knock him down, or Scorsese is having memory issues
When Ray said, “my shrink” I saw Phil Rosenthal
Cool Ray! Knocking out of the park!
Ray is so likeable and down to earth; he kind of reminds me of Judd Apatow.
best TV family ever.
Seems like he only cared about himself for 9 years, forgot he had a family, now he realizes he lost everything. Now his career is still more important than family.
There he goes again everyone LOVES RAYMOND!
We can all relate during this pandemic.
3:00 sam....i've watched probably 30 videos of you while i am here at work...and you've asked this same question in some form or another at least a dozen times.....any reason why?
Did Ray ever think of doing any volunteer work? There is help needed all around him.
My god you’re aging like a fine wine, Mr. Jones. You look better now than in your prime.
The fact that these videos get 1/1000 as many views as Logan Paul's just makes me think suicidal thoughts..
Cheer up. Theres tons of young people. I love em but young people are dumb.
I think Logan Paul buys subscribers. No way that many people like that idiot.
Same thing happened to most of the cast of Seinfeld
2:12 Scorsese had never heard of him because Scorsese does cinema. Television particularly sitcom television doesnt register on that radar.
For Romano, it must be unusual for him to find he is anonymous to somebody. As he said, it's like living in a self-imposed bubble. It's amusing when someone says to me, " You've never SEEN some show?!? " or " You've never HEARD some band?!? " They are so incredulous its comical. But we all have our own tastes, our own venues. And according to Romano, he got the part for his talent, not celebrity status.
I identify. I retired when my place of work closed down in 2015. And I still feel kind of rootless. And I was on the go before. With the job and my outside activities of writing music reviews and doing interviews with musicians. And then the print magazine closed at the same time as the job disappearing due to the internet.
Never heard of him? It was one of the biggest shows on tv
Try having no creative outlet at all. Something is bottled up in me but I can't express it because I can't sing, can't play the guitar, etc. There has to be some outlet for me but I am still searching.