Hunter S. Thompson Omnibus 1978
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- BBC program Omnibus features Nigel Finch's 50-minute 1978 documentary of Hunter S. Thompson and Ralph Steadman, with cameos by John Dean, Brian Doyle & Bill Murray, Ray Romano, & probably other known entities I missed.
Titled "Fear And Loathing In Gonzovision" at the beginning and "Fear And Loathing On The Road To Hollywood With Dr. Hunter S. Thompson And Ralph Steadman" at the end.
Deutschland, if you still can't watch it, tis a sad day indeed. Lawyers own your country.
And that's the way everyone seems to like it. :(
Speaking of copyright, I replaced Dylan (worldwide blocking) with Shatner at the end to avoid the strike, but UMG bots are relentless.
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I own no rights or make any profit from this video, as it's only for educational purposes and to make people aware of Hunter S. Thompson and Ralph Steadman.
Sloppy reporting by Finch: HST was not a member of the Hells Angels, just rode with them. If you already knew, now you don't have to comment. ;)
music at 18:25 - "Spem In Alium" by Thomas Tallys (unknown recording - ask the BBC)
I thought I was being anal in the first comment I read is yours. I'm glad to hear that I'm not the only one who doesn't like things to be sloppy especially when they're dealing with our hero
Depp actually spent time with Hunter studied him and did an absolutely fantastic job in capturing his essence masterfully.
Maybe it's this recording, or at least close: czcams.com/video/7Cn7ZW8ts3Y/video.html
@@landwirtschaft2116 Taverner doesn't seem to have any published recordings of Spem before 1978, when the documentary was produced. Also, this particular piece requires an unusual choral setup (40 voices!) & I found most performances sound very similar outside of room acoustics, mic quality etc. Of course, who knows what BBC has hiding in its vaults, so I give you a distinct "MAYBE". :)
Good job Frank. . I didn't see your comment , or I would have not brought it up myself.
There's a fine line between genius and crazy... Hunter S. Thompson has snorted that line
Richie Culver
I will use that line (snort). Brilliant.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
You hit him on the nail perfect!
If thats not poesi, I don’t know. I applaud you good sir.
When I saw "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas" I thought Johnny Depp was doing some sort of comedy impression of the man. But no... Whoa...He's actually like that.
im sure he was being slightly comedic when he was in the reptile zoo.
Felderos Some parts he definitely dramatized yeah.
I thought the same thing. Depp sounds almost exactly like the man.
Depp actually lived with Thompson for a few months just so he could get the mannerisms down. They were really good friends outside of their work, as well.
***** So I've heard.
He was a truly one of Gods own prototypes. Not meant for mass production. Too strange to live, too rare to die ✊
No. That would be his Samoan lawyer.
Johnny Depp really nailed his character in Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, same way of talking.
Well said!
@@bodoor8172hunter Thompson taught Johnny drop exactly how he wanted his words to be read
Love how Bill Murray's in this and is just described as one of "Thompson's actor friends" because no one knew who he was at the time
At this time his bro Brian Doyle Murray (also in the scene) was probably more famous.
He'd joined snl the year before this,a few people probably recognise his face....not many
There is a fine line between genius and crazy. Thompson walked that line about as well as a man in the depths of an ether binge.
there is nothing more irresponsible and depraved than a man in the depth of an etherbinge, and i knew wed get into that rotten stuff pretty soon.....
Gold.
hows it like?
I'm sorry, but that's such a stupid thing to say:" there's a fine line between genius and crazy". That tells me you really don't know the neurological reason for either
Yes
The frightening thing about Thompson's political writings is they were seen as paranoid and delusional at the time but with retrospect he'd pretty much understated things.
QFT.
Yeh he wrote a piece a few days after 9/11 about what he thought would happen, which pretty much predicted the last decade.
Mainstream media find so many ways to dismiss dissenting voices, he swears, he takes illegal substances, he twitches, he looks strange and many people let them take this judgmental stance on their behalf when in actuality if they saw the real personality of many politicians Hunter would be looking pretty good at that point, he knew this too but they knew he was easily dismissed or he would have been shut up a long time ago.
Infinite Paths
It was actually written only the day after the attacks on the 12th. It's an amazing piece.
"The towers are gone now, reduced to bloody rubble, along with all hopes for Peace in Our Time, in the United States or any other country. Make no mistake about it: We are At War now - with somebody - and we will stay At War with that mysterious Enemy for the rest of our lives.
It will be a Religious War, a sort of Christian Jihad, fueled by religious hatred and led by merciless fanatics on both sides. It will be guerilla warfare on a global scale, with no front lines and no identifiable enemy.
…
We are going to punish somebody for this attack, but just who or what will be blown to smithereens for it is hard to say. Maybe Afghanistan, maybe Pakistan or Iraq, or possibly all three at once. Who knows? Not even the Generals in what remains of the Pentagon or the New York papers calling for WAR seem to know who did it or where to look for them.
This is going to be a very expensive war, and Victory is not guaranteed - for anyone, and certainly not for anyone as baffled as George W. Bush. All he knows is that his father started the war a long time ago, and that he, the goofy child-President, has been chosen by Fate and the global Oil industry to finish it Now. He will declare a National Security Emergency and clamp down Hard on Everybody, no matter where they live or why. If the guilty won’t hold up their hands and confess, he and the Generals will ferret them out by force."
jelkel25
Perhaps that was the trick, making yourself dismissable
I love how Jonnhy Depp paid and arranged his funeral just as he wanted! He got shot out over the valley from a cannon! A good friend indeed
depp has millions and millions... doesnt make him a good friend you son of a douche.
Also depp is a poser. Damn i hate you generic celeb worshipers.
@@Stoney-Jacksman go to bed nephew it’s late
@Jake Stockton hahaha you american celeb worshipers hilarious
@@Stoney-Jacksman you’re awful. Johnny is way better than you.
@@Stoney-Jacksman hates Americans and celebrities.
Yet, he watches an American celebrity.
I love how they treat approaching him like approaching a dangerous animal.
The part where he drops his drink and then goes on a monologue about rolling ice in the grass to absorb chlorophyl is classic.
I failed chemistry, is that actually a healthy thing to do?
I shit myself man I try to play shit off like that
It was a joke though.
Chlorophyll? More like _borophyll!_
@@SpongeBath_ShitPants Get out
If you could time-travel Hunter from the 1960s to the 2020s, he'd have a heart-attack from the nightmere of it all.
Yeah, thought about that too. He would’ve HATED this day and age.
No he wouldn’t. He’d be just as articulate as shown in the video. He knows the world is burning, and he knows he can’t change it.
When he died I thought “no! We need him now!” The closest thing I’ve been able to find is chris hedges as far as the america/political/societal stuff goes but he’s not… I’d be surprised if he ever smoked a joint before. Anyone else got suggestions? And don’t bother saying Rogan because HST would eviscerate him and just no.)
Probably be suprised the world's still in one piece
fr tho
I react the same way when I drop my weed.
Us dope fiends are all the same.
Then start writing
I hate dropping pills on the ground they end rolling under cabinets and shit.
Jeff Leg ain nobody talkin bout pills
@@jeffleg8660 then you have to get on all fours and scramble around for them. Nothing makes you feel like more of an addict...
"Careful, this is bat country!"
Johnny deep nailed this guy in fear and loathing ...
Johnny Depp has nailed a lot of men.....😁
I was surprised how similar they looked and even sounded when I watched Fear and Loathing and then this, he completely nailed HST
They were friends of course, Thompson even gave depp the haircut for the role!
Lol
my god bruh die he ever lol
"No thank you......I hate Popcorn"
-Hunter S. Thompson
I bet he didn't even hate popcorn, he just didn't wanna be there.
"I asked hunter s thompson if he wanted some popcorn in 1970's hollywood and he told me 'no thank you, i hate popcorn.' "
someone, somewhere can say that.
I mean, popcorn is over rated.
@@Goochbag8 No it isn't.
I always wondered why I hated popcorn
They were charging a nickel for beer on that flight God damn what a time to be alive
fuck the lemonade they were sparkin up in that bitch lol
Making $3 a day though?
I love how he says that he doesn't know what people expect of him, whether Thompson or the Duke. That is the strongest part of the documentary for me.
Jacox
"Seems we ran out of film again"
"Really already, sheesh I've never seen such lame equipment"
This dude would hv loved a sober mind in 2017 but convinced himself he was worn down with nothing left to offer.
Ppl want the duke journalist and thompson needed his own life, a secretive person to enjoy and write about raols whacked escapade living
🕊🤍🕊
I love his reaction when he drops his weed at 18:02 lol "Help us Jesus!"
To be fair, I usually have a similar reaction when dropping weed on the ground.
+Gordon Freeman dont we all?
Thrusty Puss
been there
"Did you see what GOD just did to him?!?"
This man is the embodiment of the American spirit
General Patton is a good role model
This man is the embodiment of the human spirit*
@@andrews4596 general Patton was a terrible racist , who later would have , in his own fucked up idea of hindsight , would have had the USA collaborate with the Nazis
In which case I’m coming to the U.S
24:34 "Are the cops behind us anywhere?"
"No."
"The guy behind me was looking at me in a very ugly way."
"Always the crazy ones were discussed with hidden interest. Some were mocked outright, and others were affectionately referred to with lines like “she’s a bit different” or “he’s a bit out there”. Whatever the case, it seemed most people had a subconscious fascination for the alternative mind. People would stand back and observe them as if they were a rare species - some kind of exotic bird with pink feathers. Mostly they fascinated me because they were the creatures who had jumped the fences of normality; they were the ones who hadn't subscribed to the current version of sanity which helped us all enjoy small-talk down the pub. To me that was a liberating quality I couldn’t help but envy. Without being shepherded on the farm of conventional thought, you were free to invent yourself and be whatever you wanted to be. And what was more desirable than that? In a world that said the winners were the rich people, or the famous people, or the good-looking people, to me it was the crazy ones - the people living life on their own terms - who were life’s greatest success stories"
Nice writing!
Man this is one of the best things I’ve read in a long time. Is this yours? Would love to read more.
Ryan amen to that
❤️
Nice
I can't imagine the anxiety that bird had lmao
Yeah, kinda made me think Thompson was a dick tbh
Kaleb Jester one drunken squeeze..jesus
Why is that
Thompson may have been involvedwith bohemian grove in that book franklin files, exposing hunter by one survivor of Republican politician Larry Kings deadly happenings in bohemian grove forest.
Woodpecker type anxiety
"Want some popcorn?" "No thank you I hate popcorn."
tht shit was great
Hunter You Always take me back to Vegas like no one before
but its so salty and delicious
I hate popcorn too, just another thing to love about the old scamp.
May as well go to fuckin Bangladesh
It's a tragedy that John Dunsworth was never able to make a Hunter S. Thompson movie.
That would be the wildest thing ever! You are talking about Lahey, right?
@@glitch1336 Hot damn, yes! :D
Nickel beer, and a cigarette on a flight. God what happened to those days.
i got decent whiskey on an economy flight, ciggies there is just rude
Cancer probably
Uh, we discovered that those things are killing us...
Good and cheap coke too
@@LRGDuranback then blow was $100 a gram.
And Johnny Depp ended up shooting his ashes our of a cannon into the stratosphere!
and he used to blow up propane tanks in hunters yard (when they lived together) their relationship started and ended with a bang.
Johnny Depp.. Freemason.
@@ergbudster3333 that hell movie was really weird
MissTaiSah
Stratosphere...
@@FerrariTeddy they lived together?
This documentary has actually left me astonished. I always liked fear and loathing because of Duke, the character. But I actually was amazed at the deepness of philosophy that came from H . S Thompsan if you can simply wade through the drug high and just listen! This guy was actually incredibly deep and the complete embodiment of a free thinker
💯
The most effortlessly hilarious character I’ve ever seen. Love him, tragic how his life ended but at least Hunter’s wishes were ultimately realized.
Nickel beer? I would have died on that plane.
Lol
Bring me 20 of them please
Inflation man, inflation.
@@SaltyFrank1990 75 cents with inflation
@@Adam-mi3hb 1$ from 1978 is 3.99$ today. You don't know how inflation works.
he's not an ex hells angel, that would do him wrong
Thank-you. Came here to say this. Major faux-pas!
I read the book. He got the opportunity to ride with Hells Angels, but something made them angry and they beat him up. He left after that, calling them depraved animals on mopeds.
""depraved animals on mopeds" - ah thanks for saving my day at the last minute with a laugh
drumstick74 What happened is he tried to stop one of the Hells angels from beating his old lady so they ganged up on him and beat him into the hospital.
robsteries nice...🖒✌
One more comment: "the technology warps reality" this guy had it figured out.
I was reading this and heard it being said at the same moment... trippy....
@@Wil_Dsense for some reason I get that a lot when I read comments on videos its freaky
@@nondescripthandle212 ikr
@@nondescripthandle212 its most likely that youtube has a algorithm showing comments that correspond to the current video sequence you are watching
@@TheMatkein it doesnt
"my life and yours will be easier if I smoke a joint" my thoughts exactly
This man, though flawed, was the epitome of greatness. He created his own lane all altogether, and though part of what he created consumed him, there is no doubt that the story of literature amd journalism can not be told without dedicating, if not only a chapter, more likely an entire encyclopedia, to Hunter S. Thompson. He had a writing style like no one before him, and though many have tried, like none after.
Flawed?
@@guessowii there's not a person on this planet who isn't flawed
@@LarryBirdsBurner Lmao I'm sure you're all pissy because someone pointed out an inherent fact
@@LarryBirdsBurner Not "if", it is, and it's not irrelevant when praising someone's entire character-claiming they're the embodiment of greatness-especially when so many people blindly praise X
@@LarryBirdsBurner imagine being this hostile over nothing lol
God, we could use HST today. This clown show is right up his alley.
Dean Klein Oh,you mean the clown show going on for decades since Carter? I agree
He'd have a goddamn heart attack over it.
ikr, its crazy how racist and hypocritical the left is these days. their identity politics and white hate would really make for some great material from HST
Hunter Christensen: projection at best
thats no joke
for a guy who was in the clouds, he was quite brilliant in a sense all to his own
true, most brilliant people are strange
cos thats genius
U dont know much about drugs do u
given the comments ive seen not enough people are recognizing benicio del toro's great performance
Yeah that performance from Benicio was nuclear
I can’t remember the exact video I saw but it was Hunter’s first wife talking about the only two times she saw him cry. Once was about a dog(which goes to show Hunter was a dog weirdo which is awesome) and the second time was when he was describing the police action taken during a civil rights protest he was at. Not only does it say a lot about his true character as a man, but just a lot about how much personal freedom and equal rights meant to him.
What really saddens me is what he talks about in this documentary, how people just always see him as the drunk drug addict crazy psycho character. In reality he was so much more than that and the more digging you do the more you realize how much of a patriot of freedom this guy really was.
He described Acosta as that famous quote we all know, one of gods own freaks of however it goes. What’s truly ironic is how much that quote about Acosta might as well be him talking about himself and I don’t think he ever realized it.
As Henry Rollins once said “A leopard doesn’t know they have spots, they’re too busy being a leopard.”
I think it was in the docu-film 'Gonzo: The Life and Work of Dr. Hunter S. Thompson', where his first wife mentions the two times she saw him cry.
what i love about him is that his outward projection is that hes the craziest person in the room but if you feel the undertones of his character and rly understand what hes saying u realize hes the most sane
Lol big cats know they are big cats. It's why they roll about like happy little children; right before killing a few animals for dinner. "never underestimate" a big cat
@@ShawnJonesHellion jfc man it’s a metaphor
Didn't he direct or was involved in a snuff film? That would explain his weird Letterman interview.
The last 10 minutes just shows how much humanity was left in him. He's an asshole, against any sort of rules but he has a heart and suffers the consequences of his actions. Of the character he has created. He suffers the impression he gives everyone he meets.
No.. he doesn't have a heart.
RIP he was bordering from genius and insanity like all great artists are. Absolutely loved him and his gonzo style of writing. He will be missed. People like him come around only once in a great while.
Daisy Cruz I miss him so much
All the humans he ate and drank their blood
Not many good writers
anikka williams What?
@@RavenWolfDrum69what
It's so wonderful that documentaries from back then had such a calm voice narration. Brings back some memories.
I could watch this over and over again. Very entertaining look at a man in his early 40's at the height of his career in the 1970s.
You did well, Hunter. You took the chaos of the counterculture, of the events of your time and turned it into good things for us to read. You didn't fail, you succeeded. Thank you and rest easy.
Hunter had a great way of arranging words. Those lines about seeing the high water mark with thd right kind of eyes, is brilliant. Hes right up there with the best American writers like, Burroughs, Bukowski, Kerouac etc.
Hi
That poor bird Edward, seeing hunter slapping the cage and yelling “TALK TO ME EDWARD” made me laugh tho. And then he said “that thing will kill a bear at 200 yards”. This man was such a unique character, it would’ve been nice if he was alive today. I bet he would’ve been a crazy old man.
Yeah I never knew about his abuse of that bird. Keeping a bird in a cage is bad enough (my grandmother kept budgerigars in cages when I was a kid) but THAT.... Crazy cunt. Truly unique, but still, bit of a cunt to behave like that. Can you not imagine what other shit he would do to small animals when no one is looking?
It wasn't that the lesson of Watergate was forgotten, it's that the lesson of Watergate was never even learned.
I’m currently watching this tripping on very large quantities of LSD. I feel as if he’d be happy to know he’s still inspiring the youth. Love and long live him and the one of a kind mind he possessed. ❤️❤️❤️
haha, excellent tripping choice! 😎
Yeah. It's what this country needs. More blabbering idiots tripping balls all over the place. We even have one in office now. We are in a great state! Woot Woot
Thank you for bringing that to the attention of Mr. Jaberwaukee. 🐨
I have seen fear and loathing 2 times, but this is the first time i watch something with hunter s. t. and I am amazed with just how good Johnny Depps performance was.
"Speak up Edward, speak up, speak up, Talk to Me!"
He's stupid
Reporter, “Do you recognize any of these na..”
HST “I don’t see any names I don’t wanna see any names just looks like a dirty sidewalk. I’d like to get out of here.”
Damn
I write everyday, At least 2 pages and this man is the biggest inspiration that I have.
Doesn't matter if I'm up all night on the drops or if its a day light scribble, anytime I need to jog my brain and get a refresh, his words are the way.
I know I love making rap have like ten full notebooks but this makes me wanna write a book
I love the bit around 42:40. He's so deep into the self-disgust that he seems genuinely taken aback by being told that he comes off as authentic.
Literary freaks are fortunate to have this document of peak Hunter when his Gonzo-ism was at critical mass. This interview is of a different tone entirely but a nice companion piece: czcams.com/video/ZsRqLcD-1sE/video.html
i feel like theres a lot of sad parts in this that get over looked
More than likely a celebrity you idolize uses drugs and alcohol they’re just not as open about it because they care too much for their career
Yep most news reporters and journalism use adderall
Or friend or family
Hunter , Jim Morrison and Hendrix are mine . They were pretty open about it
You're not giving him enough credit - he's one of the best writers ever, even if he was a mumbler :D
isn't it the other way around nowadays ?
One of the greats.He could write deep, brutal insights with such grace and brillance.So brave with hilarious satire that was unique and his own.I love Steadmans artwork.
Murray played the best Hunter S. Thompson the man, Depp played the best Hunter S Thompson the character.
Yep, Murray played Thompson, Depp played Raoul Duke
Zeke Payne very true
Well put
Thanks for uploading this. Good stuff.
what an interesting life he lived. he wrote books and enjoyed freedom to chill and do drugs and be creative while traveling the west coast.
back when booze was cheap and you could smoke on a plane XD
best film clips back when life was FUCKING GOOD MAN
RIP Best Writer and Journalist to ever live
I think Ralph Steadman captures dr. H. T.'s work perfectly.
8 minutes in and i love this guy
“I am living a normal life. I own a ranch in Colorado. I have a wife and a child.... and peacocks and Dobermans.” 9:40
I must say, I’ve met many people in my life and many of whom live “normal” lives. But I have yet to meet a person who has a peacock, let alone peacockS... Man, I love this guy’s brain.
Rich people can afford to have peacocks, I know this female lawyer who owns a ranch and has peacocks there. When you have money you can get crazy and fancy lol
I know one person in Texas who lives like this and yes peacocks
@@MsLiberty101 bowin ranch el paso texas
This was fantastic.
I think the ending bit about "pressure" is why this is an important piece.youll never actually know someone but the ending is probably the best repersation of his life
Gucci shirt is dope
Boy how Thompson describes Nixon, is exactly how I would describe Trump
Zachary Becker no one cares 😂
@@jackfahy2283 still don't get why people say that
Well said. Trump was the worst president in history
@@daves.3278 yeah, Biden’s showing just how bad Trump really was.
@@Dude0000 exactly! Biden changed my life for the better. And for most people I’d say 🙏
"technology warps reality"
Thank you sharing his brilliance!
The two French horns at 1100 dollars killed me 😂 whyyyy
many thanks for the upload
Man your perspective on HST sure changes when you realize he was down with Bohemian grove and making snuff films. He was protected by the cabal. Look up Paul Bonacci Franklin Cover-up
@@GatelliteSimp Don't believe everything you read.
Thanks for sharing this man!👌🏻
Hunter truly was a great mind, although tormented he had some good ideas, even in 1978, he knew so much, just like his statement about bringing in cameras creating a false aura and making people act different and that is why he doesn't like film.
And this is why I don't like people shoving their phone cameras 24/7
The most beautiful 480 footage ive ever seen here
Johhny D. was a good friend, to blow Hunter's ashes into the atmosphere as was his desire.
This is the real Fear and Loathing
"Technology warps reality". .. wow. So fucking true.
I want his shirts
“Are you sure you’re going to be ok? “I don’t know.”
johnny depp actually resembles him and played him spot on woahz
41:22 This part of the interview is really enigmatic to me. It's interesting to think about to what extent Thompson's personality is influenced by the character he's created, and vice versa. I really feel bad for him, because he never seemed truly satisfied with who he was as a person... I don't know, perhaps I'm projecting at this point. He really was a gem, though.
Yeah you get it
Judging by his reaction it seemed to be a particularly disturbing thought/question to him. Honestly one of the more interesting things about this documentary
It's hilarious that's when they ran out of film.
I think storytellers across many mediums can learn from HST in his method of vividly describing his subjective experience and perceptions instead of being weighed down by a detached point of view. "I don't understand film, thats why I want to learn about film. I think the technology is not up to the lever we have to get to portray reality"...So true and ahead of the times in the discussion of 'truth' and documentary film. Not my original idea but I agree that the most truthful documentaries are focussed on a single person's emotions and perceptions of events.
I noticed his comment about technology as well. I then thought about today's tech and how he realized cameras and mics needed to be micro in order to conceal them to catch authentic human nature. Once one sees everything as it is they can see everything as it will eventually be or as it should be.
"Called in two Actors to help"
>Cuts to Bill Murray
Thanks for this.
Pretty amazing. The man, the character, his work, this doc... it’s all great.
he wasn't ever in the hells angels. he hung out with the Oakland chapter for a year while writing a book about them
Need to reread his books, dude
+Taylor Kru. yeah I read them.all of them.and if you read them,you would know he rode British bikes...not allowed in the hell angels.watch the CZcams video of him and skip workman (an oakland hells angel)and you won't look like a complete jerkoff to everyone who reads the comment section of this video
'I was no longer sure whether I was doing research on the Hell's Angels or being slowly absorbed by them.
Its right in the book....
+Taylor Kru.That doesn't mean he was a member. like I said he rode British bikes, which the hells angels do not allow in their club.and he never held a patch.watch the skip workman interview, the angels beat the shit out of him for getting in their business.even skip workman calls the book 95% cheap trash
Wow after watching this, I realize even more how amazing Johnny Depp is as an actor. He portrayed him perfectly!!
Thanks for sharing! Happy birthday Hunter.
Thank you for your contribution to society.
Well done BBC, Great documentary. I was 15 when this was broadcast so I had to go to bed after Alias Smith and Jones :(
I freaking love this guy!!!! We need more like him!!! 😁
His movements remind me of myself. I have severe diagnosed ADHD. I constantly need to be excited about something and if I get bored of something I can’t stand it anymore. I can barely keep a conversation going about only one topic. I like my ability to multitask and be able to pick up multiple projects because of my diagnosis, but it definitely hinders me socially and long term goals.
I have ADHD as well. Maybe that's why I find this man so interesting. He reminds us of ourselves in a way.
This got uploaded on my birthday :,) thank the great magnet, i hope i can write like him one day
Amazes me how long he lived the lifestyle he did and didn't go because of health problems but on his own terms
hahaha nobody has mentioned the fact that Bill Murray is in this documentary.
...as is Brian-Doyle, his brother.
Everyone (almost) has forgotten about Where the Buffalo Roam. Dr. Thompson himself was quoted as saying that he disapproved of the final film edit. (not verified/rumor)
John Beaird Ahh, man that movie was so good. I think I may even enjoy it more than F&L in las vegas
I think Bill Murray did a shit job as Thompson. Depp did a much better job
DRsideburns Depp seems like captain jack on either and acid. Bill did a much better job
Look up to this dude heavy cuz of the fact we live ass backwards and there needs change and love
I love hunter but you need to reevaluate your role models
Thank
You
For
Your
Service
Why don't people thank prostitutes at LEAST this much too. Lol
Thank you for being your self and nothing Else
I'm so glad he didn't see corona viruse.... And with the right kind of eyes, you can kinda see the high water mark
I wish I had the chance to speak to Hunter back then, he is the trippiest dude ever
Seeing this for the first time and I cannot believe what a good job Johnny Depp did playing Hunter in fear and loathing in Las Vegas.
The Thompson that comes out at 40:05 feels so genuine and kind. Just shard man to pin down.