SPOILERS FOR FNAF!!! Before any uncultured Gen Alpha says that Scooby Doo came before FNAF where he played William Afton, he played Stu Macher in Scream before Shaggy in Scooby Doo. Ik I didn’t want to spoil the FNAF movie and I kinda spoiled Scream, but FNAF just came out, Scream has been out for 28 years!!!
He's a great actor! Whether he is playing a charming and romantic man like Sebastian from La La Land and Noah from the Notebook, or an aggressive man like driver from Drive or in the believer. He can play any character
the perfect example of this is scott adsit. he voices Clay Puppington (an alcoholic and depressed child abuser of a dad from moral orel) and yet he also voices Baymax (a healthcare robot that is the main character’s cutesy companion from big hero six)
You know an actor is legit good when they can do differing roles like this and you actually buy into the character without thinking of their other roles. A lot of famous actors are really just people with strong enough personalities that people enjoy watching them ... but every role is just "them" in various scenarios. Like Will Smith back in his prime, even though people liked him every movie was just "what if Will Smith was in this situation".
My mom and I had a whole discussion about this once. My favorite example is finding voice actors appearing in several shows, sometimes even with similar characters, but each shows tone is wildly different
It’s also interesting how nice actors always play as villains in movies. A good example is Alan Rickman who plays a villain in Harry Potter but is a nice dude in real life.
I just recently finished Hilda, a cartoon about a girl and her mom and pet who lives in a world where humans coexist with mythical creatures. It's pretty sweet and fun. After I watched the last eps, I looked up the IMDb and I noticed that Hilda was played by the girl who played Ellie in The Last of Us show. Seeing that blew my mind. Her voice in Hilda was so different than in TLOU. In Hilda, she sounded really British and sweet. But in TLOU, you (or at least I) can't hear the British accent and she's like Ellie in the game, which is saying "fck you" every time she gets the chance to say it. And no, it's not because of age. The show got its final season in December last year, the same year as TLOU. She's just really good at it
@@nerdyworld938 right? The fact that she's able to be 2 different characters without us realizing it because we're so immersed with her work is insane. Oh and I did some more research and apparently she's also played a character in Game of Thrones and the 2023 Chicken Run movie
@@lukelyall5879 - It’s not so much who he was playing that I was referring to, more so just the complete polar opposite tone of the two movies in question.
This should be done. Two movies with different titles (but mean the same thing essentially) with almost identical stories and events, but one is a comedy, and the other a drama. It’s like Deadpool 2 being released twice but better
Kurt Russell played Ego in Guardians of The Galaxy (bad guy) and Santa Claus in The Christmas Chronicles (good guy) He's a perfect example of an actor who is so good at what he does that he can seem completely evil in one movie and completely good in another
Another example is Evan Peters. From playing a character named Spongebob in Sleepover to a psychopathic ghost in American Horror Story to a superhero in X-Men to a real-life serial killer in Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story.
I’ll do you one better, Shaggy from Scooby Doo and then Ghostface from Scream. Matthew Lillard can go from a comedic man to an absolute psychopath and it’s amazing.
To me it’s him as Mr Krabs vs Hades from the God of War series (minus the first game, where he was voiced by Nolan North, who also voiced Modi in GoW2018). At times I completely forget it’s the same voice actor
Ellen Greene is an actress most well-known nowadays for her role in Little Shop of Horrors as Audrey, the one good person in the EXTREMELY morally grey story, even willing to have her body fed to a man eating plant if it meant that the man she loved got to live a good life. However, she was also in a stageplay called The Threepenny Opera, where she played the daughter of the "Beggar's Friend," a cruel man who has other beggars beat up any beggars who don't get a license from him that involves giving him a cut of the profits. Her character falls in love with the brutal serial killer Macheath, aka Mack the Knife (the song is originally from this), because she doesn't want to date a good man, and she ends up running his whole evil organization. At their wedding, she also sings revenge ballad Pirate Jenny (also originally from this) as something she heard while walking around Soho. When I realized it was her, my first reaction was "Man, I didn't know she had that kind of range!"
i love it when actors are so versatile, they truly inspire me and i love hearing them talk about their inspirations on how they played their characters and what they used for reference. super cool, reminds me a lot of oscar isaac my favorite actor and willem dafoe
like a skit where he comes back with a better comeback, and then he suddenly travels back in time to time of the argument and when he tries the comeback it just completely falls flat
And yet so few have that kind of range, that’s why comedians like will Farrell and Jim Carrie don’t do horror or serious movies… well they did and they couldn’t really pull it off. It really speaks to the talent of an actor when they can play all sorts of genres
@@dynogamergurlbut sometimes them being unable to take serious roles is not because of their lack of acting skills, but because the public perception of their personalities. Consumers see the face of guy who play a lot of comedic roles, it'll be hard for them to take him seriously.
@@hoangkienvu7572 the same thing happened to ezra from lord of the rings, they knew him form that and had a hard time seeing him in anything else regardless of how well he did in other roles.
Found your channel recently, and can I just say, that you are beyond hilarious. Your skits are insanely creative. You got mad talent. Thanks for the laughs.
Thinking about Christian Bale being in American Psycho, The Dark Knight, and Howls Moving Castle. P.S. just realized you're referencing Timothee Chalamet who I didn't know played a cannibal in 2022 until I looked it up.
it’s like that movie where the same actor for Kevin almost kills his mom and wrestles his cousin on the top of a cliff and everyone was like “Kevin aint being forgotten this year”
And then you get those types of actors who play characters that are completely the opposite of their real-life personality. Like Keanu Reeves who's a super nice guy in real life, but he always plays this crazy fighting type of character.
This is the way I am when it comes to acting. I like to create and act in gritty stories but I also act for student films at my university that touch a less intense and a more child friendly script. Multiple times I get told to lower my intensity and everybody else in the cast thinks I’m gonna shoot somebody or rob a store, honestly I find it hilarious 😂😂😂
As much as I like the 2013 adaptation of The Great Gatsby, I had a hard time taking it seriously because the main character, the depressed alcoholic mental institution patient known as Nick Carraway is played by Tobey Maguire and no matter how hard I try, I can't see Tobey Maguire as anything besides the dancing Bully Maguire from Spiderman 3.
It’s always funny hearing a voice actor in one character who’s all edgy & serious while they also play another character who’s all bubbly and happy.
Or both in the same show (Leopold Fitz in Agents of SHIELD)
Tara Strong in a nutshell. Raven and then Harley Quinn.
You just described Robbie Daymond's whole career
@@crashbandicootnerd4321 and Twilight Sparkle as another mainly bubbly/happy version
@@theAstarrr Huh, that's interesting.
Matthew Lillard
He played a psychotic serial killer, and then played Shaggy.
AYE GRANT, THANKS FOR THE HEART!
SPOILERS FOR FNAF!!!
Before any uncultured Gen Alpha says that Scooby Doo came before FNAF where he played William Afton, he played Stu Macher in Scream before Shaggy in Scooby Doo. Ik I didn’t want to spoil the FNAF movie and I kinda spoiled Scream, but FNAF just came out, Scream has been out for 28 years!!!
@@jemonus7349respect
@@jemonus7349I didn’t know he was in Scream, thanks for telling me, now I wanna watch it even more than before 😂
And then a psychotic serial killer again lol
This is basically Ryan Gosling with Bladerunner and Barbie.
He's a great actor! Whether he is playing a charming and romantic man like Sebastian from La La Land and Noah from the Notebook, or an aggressive man like driver from Drive or in the believer. He can play any character
1:49 NOT THE COLLEEN BALLINGER ENDING-💀💀💀💀
WAIT REALLY!?
@@Daikaijustudios9083you really couldn’t tell?
it’s so weird when an actor has completely different personalities in different movies 💀
😂 funny
Almost like they are acting 🤨
Walter White vs Hal
Ture it is bit wired at times
Pugsley vs. Fizzarolli
2004: hanging out on a train
2012: competing in games
2023: a depressed nightguard
Playing imagination with a Tomboy.
😗🎵🎵🎶🙆♂️
@@Jetstream_Sam💀
We're waiting every night to finally roam and invite
@@-_deploy_- newcomers to play with us
the perfect example of this is scott adsit. he voices Clay Puppington (an alcoholic and depressed child abuser of a dad from moral orel) and yet he also voices Baymax (a healthcare robot that is the main character’s cutesy companion from big hero six)
And how Mr Krabs is the demon dude from Thor Ragnorok and Hank Detroit Become Human
The juxtaposition between Bryan Cranston in Malcolm in the middle and Bryan Cranston in Breaking Bad is a great example of this.
Hal will always be the GOAT
Yeah lol
The scene where he wakes up and he's like
"I was a meth dealer and there was this guy saying the B word all the time"
Its awesome but the venom in his voice to say crazy stuff is similar
I love how grant can go from super happy one second to yelling like a jackhammer on steroids the next.
Keanu Reeves in the SpongeBob movie after murdering 50 people in John wick:
Wick did in closer to eighty in the first movie. It would have only been three had people just let him do what needed to be done.
You know an actor is legit good when they can do differing roles like this and you actually buy into the character without thinking of their other roles.
A lot of famous actors are really just people with strong enough personalities that people enjoy watching them ... but every role is just "them" in various scenarios.
Like Will Smith back in his prime, even though people liked him every movie was just "what if Will Smith was in this situation".
My mom and I had a whole discussion about this once. My favorite example is finding voice actors appearing in several shows, sometimes even with similar characters, but each shows tone is wildly different
It’s also interesting how nice actors always play as villains in movies. A good example is Alan Rickman who plays a villain in Harry Potter but is a nice dude in real life.
He was also that rapist judge in Sweeney Todd. Man I miss that man
He doesn't play villains, he plays VERY interesting people.
I wouldn't have guessed that the actors are nicer people than the villains.
How do you know 😂
I heard a few times that playing a villain role can help blow off steam.
i almost burst out laughing when i saw him pull out the ukelele 💀
Is that bait lol
@@theAstarrrguitars are just fat ukeleles
@@Phantom-kc9lyukuleles are downgraded guitars with less volume
@@theAstarrr guitars are just downgraded ukuleles with unnecessary strings
“all aboard! the toxic gossip train! chugging down the tracks of misinformation!”
I just recently finished Hilda, a cartoon about a girl and her mom and pet who lives in a world where humans coexist with mythical creatures. It's pretty sweet and fun. After I watched the last eps, I looked up the IMDb and I noticed that Hilda was played by the girl who played Ellie in The Last of Us show. Seeing that blew my mind. Her voice in Hilda was so different than in TLOU. In Hilda, she sounded really British and sweet. But in TLOU, you (or at least I) can't hear the British accent and she's like Ellie in the game, which is saying "fck you" every time she gets the chance to say it. And no, it's not because of age. The show got its final season in December last year, the same year as TLOU. She's just really good at it
NO WAY SHE PLAYS HILDA?! THATS AWESOME!!
@@nerdyworld938 right? The fact that she's able to be 2 different characters without us realizing it because we're so immersed with her work is insane. Oh and I did some more research and apparently she's also played a character in Game of Thrones and the 2023 Chicken Run movie
@@gdottothegamer1001それが実変だぜ
HILDA?
No way another hilda fan?! This is so rare, there’s, like, 12 people who watch hilda
Never forget that Liam Neeson voiced Good and Bad Cop in the Lego Movie which sums up the duality of his roles
Devon Bostick in “Diary of a Wimpy Kid” and “Oppenheimer”
Tbh, he technically he did something good in Oppenheimer (stop ww2 in the pacific)
@@lukelyall5879 - It’s not so much who he was playing that I was referring to, more so just the complete polar opposite tone of the two movies in question.
He was also in Saw 6 and his character in that got a guy killed
@@lukelyall5879 Rodrick's a changed man
He was also in The 100 and I haaaaated his character sm like how do you make every wrong decision possible
I swear how does this dude not have 1 Million+ subscribers. He’s literally the funniest and most relatable guy I’ve seen on CZcams.
Fr, we need to team up and have him reach 1 Million+ subscribers.
i think he hit 100k just recently
@@DanielKolbin Yeah, so...soon
Fr
Frrrr
Blud got that Tom Hanks Laugh 0:42
Omfg
This should be done. Two movies with different titles (but mean the same thing essentially) with almost identical stories and events, but one is a comedy, and the other a drama.
It’s like Deadpool 2 being released twice but better
What are the titles of the, "movies," mentioned in the video? It's hard to tell what he's saying.
@@LassBisharpThe Threat and the Treat
Kurt Russell played Ego in Guardians of The Galaxy (bad guy) and Santa Claus in The Christmas Chronicles (good guy)
He's a perfect example of an actor who is so good at what he does that he can seem completely evil in one movie and completely good in another
Also Judah Lewis who stars in the The Babysitter and The Christmas Chronicles
And also Ryan Gosling as Officer K/Joe in Blade Runner 2049 vs Ken in Barbie
and completely insane in another
and then shaw in godzilla tv show
Sir Ian McKellen was Gandalf in Lord of the Rings (good guy) and Magneto in X-Men (bad guy with a tragic backstory).
Timothée Chalamet in Dune vs Wonka
I was thinking bones and all😭
FOR REAL
Thanos vs Willy Wonka
Exactly what I was thinking.
That’s what I was thinking
Keanu Reeves in Bill and Ted vs Keanu Reeves in John Wick 💀
1:43 at first I thought it was an apology video
It is
It is.
It is..
Simu Liu in Shang Chi: “all tough”
Simu Liu in Barbie: 🍭
Grant never fails to include an existential crisis in his skits
the ENDING is my favorite part its HILARIOUS when he pulls the ukelele out.
0:01 Michael Kovach going from Hazbin to Hunicast to Lackadaisy to Murder Drones to TADC be like
that was the cringiest most fatherless example you could have used
Me my creation: 😠 gangle boy: 😶 dany bendy
@@habibputra_dany_bendy braindead child lmfao
will stamper from battleblock theater to hazbin's pilot
@headjuggler oh yeah
Grant never fails to stuff us with skits
funny brother prank
Yes
annoying ass overused comment
Here before grant hearts your comment
Wow bro so creative 😐
Seeing grant play all of these different characters is like a roller coaster of emotions
Literally Brian Cranston. Who’d have thought Hal Wilkerson would be the one who knocks
This reminds me of Ross Lynch. He played Austin Moon on Disney channel then Jeffrey Dahmer 💀💀💀
Another example is Evan Peters. From playing a character named Spongebob in Sleepover to a psychopathic ghost in American Horror Story to a superhero in X-Men to a real-life serial killer in Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story.
POV You’re watching heath ledgers film career in reverse order
In Brothers Grimm, he was an anti-hero conman with a heart of gold and in The Dark Knight, he was The Joker.
It is bizarre to hear Clancy Brown as Mr. Krabs and then hear him as Lex Luthor.
I’ll do you one better, Shaggy from Scooby Doo and then Ghostface from Scream. Matthew Lillard can go from a comedic man to an absolute psychopath and it’s amazing.
Also Hank from Detroit Become Human
To me it’s him as Mr Krabs vs Hades from the God of War series (minus the first game, where he was voiced by Nolan North, who also voiced Modi in GoW2018).
At times I completely forget it’s the same voice actor
Mr. Krabs is a greedy capitalist ._.
@@Glytch_YT two words: william. afton.
Ellen Greene is an actress most well-known nowadays for her role in Little Shop of Horrors as Audrey, the one good person in the EXTREMELY morally grey story, even willing to have her body fed to a man eating plant if it meant that the man she loved got to live a good life. However, she was also in a stageplay called The Threepenny Opera, where she played the daughter of the "Beggar's Friend," a cruel man who has other beggars beat up any beggars who don't get a license from him that involves giving him a cut of the profits. Her character falls in love with the brutal serial killer Macheath, aka Mack the Knife (the song is originally from this), because she doesn't want to date a good man, and she ends up running his whole evil organization. At their wedding, she also sings revenge ballad Pirate Jenny (also originally from this) as something she heard while walking around Soho. When I realized it was her, my first reaction was "Man, I didn't know she had that kind of range!"
ANOTHER LSOH FAN!!!!!!!!!!!!! Y E A H!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Ryan Gosling in Blade Runner and Ryan Gosling in Barbie
This guy’s humor is the best I’ve seen in awhile
Edward Robinson acting career will never be topped ✊🏿😔
Who dat
i love it when actors are so versatile, they truly inspire me and i love hearing them talk about their inspirations on how they played their characters and what they used for reference. super cool, reminds me a lot of oscar isaac my favorite actor and willem dafoe
Literally Ryan Gosling
He went from ..." I drive..."
To
" i'm just Ken "
blud defo needs to make a skit about thinking about old memorys like 5 years ago and thinking of a better comeback ☠
Omfg yes that would be amazing
like a skit where he comes back with a better comeback, and then he suddenly travels back in time to time of the argument and when he tries the comeback it just completely falls flat
You know what the word actor means right? In fact him being able to change character seamlessly is perfect!
True. If he could play only one kind of character then it would be an indictment of his skill as a Thespian
And yet so few have that kind of range, that’s why comedians like will Farrell and Jim Carrie don’t do horror or serious movies… well they did and they couldn’t really pull it off.
It really speaks to the talent of an actor when they can play all sorts of genres
@@dynogamergurl You've never seen The Truman Show or Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind?
@@dynogamergurlbut sometimes them being unable to take serious roles is not because of their lack of acting skills, but because the public perception of their personalities. Consumers see the face of guy who play a lot of comedic roles, it'll be hard for them to take him seriously.
@@hoangkienvu7572 the same thing happened to ezra from lord of the rings, they knew him form that and had a hard time seeing him in anything else regardless of how well he did in other roles.
Like Stan’s dad from South Park playing the villain in the new Dispicable Me movie
Literally J.K Simmons
THIS IS SO REAL BRO ESPECIALLY WHEN YOU WATCH ANOTHER MOVIE AFTER SEEINT THE ACTOR IN A HORROR OR SCARY MOVIE IN LIKE A KIDS SHOW 💀💀
Literally Ryan Gosling reference
2015: Dino badass
2023: An Italian red plumber
2024: A cat who hates Mondays and loves lasagna
Arnold Schwarzenegger
Played the villain in Terminator 1
Suddenly became the good savior in the second Terminator
When you hear an actor/voice actor in a kids show/movie say naughty words in another one.
Found your channel recently, and can I just say, that you are beyond hilarious. Your skits are insanely creative. You got mad talent. Thanks for the laughs.
Thinking about Christian Bale being in American Psycho, The Dark Knight, and Howls Moving Castle.
P.S. just realized you're referencing Timothee Chalamet who I didn't know played a cannibal in 2022 until I looked it up.
it’s like that movie where the same actor for Kevin almost kills his mom and wrestles his cousin on the top of a cliff and everyone was like “Kevin aint being forgotten this year”
It scares me a bit how true his videos are
Not the Colleen Reference at the end😭 Man grant never fails to make the funniest videos ever made
Ryan Reynolds in Deadpool: ☠️🔫😂
Ryan Reynolds in IF: 🍬🧸😁
I always love the extra laughter in the background. Never gets annoying!
That ending caught me so off guard lmao
Pretty much Liam Neeson when he’s not in a serious movie
“Your Good Cop half is making you soft Bad Cop!”
When your first Ryan Gosling movie was Barbie and you follow it up with Drive and Only God Forgives lmao
And then you get those types of actors who play characters that are completely the opposite of their real-life personality.
Like Keanu Reeves who's a super nice guy in real life, but he always plays this crazy fighting type of character.
All I can think about is David Tennant, Doctor Who and Barty Crouch Jr. 😭
1:37 self glazing goes crazy😭😭😭😭🙏🙏🙏🙏
Bro I usually don't laugh at yt videos that much but this guy is way too funny and relatable man, you deserve 1 million subscribers.
The Rock being in multiple Jungle involved movies be like:
Actor: I WILL DESTROY HUMANITY
Also Actor: I shall save humanity from this wretched foe
My guy always posting the most accurate things ever and i love it 😂
The guy why played doc ock on ps4 was rigby on regular show
grant never fails to fill us to the brim with funny skits
1:56 Dude the ukulele 💀💀
That’s a guitar bro 💀
Just wanna say I really enjoy your content. You never fail to make me laugh.
Reminds me Tony Revolori, Flash from the new Spider-Man movies, showed up in Scream 6. I could not take him seriously 😂 I kept seeing him as Flash
This is the way I am when it comes to acting. I like to create and act in gritty stories but I also act for student films at my university that touch a less intense and a more child friendly script. Multiple times I get told to lower my intensity and everybody else in the cast thinks I’m gonna shoot somebody or rob a store, honestly I find it hilarious 😂😂😂
gonna be a great day when grant posts, I am hoping this cheers me up from matpat ❤
timothee played willy wonka and then paul atredis 💀💀
Timothee Chalamet as Willy Wonka and Paul Atreides
Bro never stop making awesome content your amazing
People discovering actors can act:
Alternate Title: Grown Man discovers the concept of “Acting” for the first time
Wow. That was the most creative, meta endings I’ve ever seen. You’re a genius and deserve more subscribers as a cool creator for real 😃
0:12 lol
My exact reaction to Robert Pattinson as Batman.
I found he did a good job as Batman
the guitar part, and playing off-tune notes (intentional off-key notes i think is what you were going for) made it so much funnier.
the last bit actually got me so good
Chris Pratt in a nusthell:
So many roles, different personalities. Different characters.
ever since I subbed I've watched EVERY single video immediately plus all the ones I missed
this was the main character from dune 2+willy wonka, and the guy who played ken in the new barbie movie and 100 other terrifying movies
The first one is what I thought R-rated movies were like when I was a kid.
Times when actors weren't acting: 0:37
I love versatile actors. Shows how talented they are imo.
Ryan gisling in drive:😈👿👹
Ryan gosling in Barbie:🥰🤩😘
Basically The Rock in any live action movie Vs animated movies
The Rock plays an evil character in the 2009 Get Smart movie and he has several movies where he’s the hero (like Central Intelligence.)
This was actually just grants secret way or letting Hollywood studios know he's multi talented at acting
The fact that this guy doesn’t have a million subs is beyond me. His content is some of the best on yt
It’s how different actors can play a happy up top person and play a sociopath killer in another movie.
As much as I like the 2013 adaptation of The Great Gatsby, I had a hard time taking it seriously because the main character, the depressed alcoholic mental institution patient known as Nick Carraway is played by Tobey Maguire and no matter how hard I try, I can't see Tobey Maguire as anything besides the dancing Bully Maguire from Spiderman 3.
reaches for candy but dies is crazy
Keanu Reeves
played as john wick in the john wick movie while he played as a tumbleweed in a spongebob movie
i love your skits
Grant showing off his great acting skills once again ❤