Mark Wahlberg talks ARTHUR THE KING, THE DEPARTED, BOOGIE NIGHTS I Happy Sad Confused
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- Mark Wahlberg's journey is a remarkable one and he's here to tell the tale, from music to movies, from BOOGIE NIGHTS to THE DEPARTED, from chaos to being a family man. He chats with Josh about it all here including his new film, ARTHUR THE KING. #happysadconfused #joshhorowitz #markwahlberg #arthurtheking
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00:00 Introduction
03:34 dog dads
04:35 Mark's kids
06:50 Mark on early film sets
08:41 Titanic meeting
10:19 DiCaprio relationship
14:51 Ad-ZocDoc
16:35 BOOGIE NIGHTS
18:42 THREE KINGS
19:45 THE DEPARTED
22:54 Mark's parents
24:03 Ocean's 11/Robin
27:39 THE LOVELY BONES
28:29 Ad-Factor
30:07 Mark today
31:15 SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN
33:56 Shane Black
35:06 Profoundly Random Questions
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He was fantastic in The Departed. I really like Patriot's Day. And he was great in Father Stu as well...
Boogie Nights!
The Departed is still one of my all time favorite movies.
The Departed is a timeless classic. Still an easy rewatchable
Great movie
Thank you so much for acknowledging my energy on the movie 🎥 once again thank you so much ❤
Where are you from??
I'm always amazed by how he starts every one of these interviews like this mega celebrity is a close personal friend of his who he's known since he was a kid and who officiated his wedding or something. I know like 6 people and Josh is sitting across from Sir Patrick Stewart like "It's been too long since we shared a beer, Patty." Wild.
cause he was a guy from mtv know knows all of them for years
As a European, and to be precise British, to hear an American say they have the best food in the world is incredible! Everyone that has ever been to America says the same thing, they have no idea what vegetables are, god forbid a salad! Everything in the US is meat and potatoes, and the only green things in America is grass, and trees!
As another European Brit, I speak for most of the world when I say we don't think vegetables and salads are what make cuisine incredible.
🎯 Key Takeaways
00:26 *☕ Marky Mark discusses his new film "Arthur the King" and shares anecdotes about his love for dogs and golf.*
- Marky Mark shares insights about his latest film "Arthur the King."
- He talks about his passion for dogs and recalls living on a golf course.
- Marky Mark reminisces about hitting biodegradable golf balls in Spandex.
01:47 *🎭 Marky Mark reflects on his longstanding friendship with the podcast host and recalls memorable moments from their past.*
- Marky Mark and the host reminisce about their friendship spanning 15 years.
- They share anecdotes about their past experiences, including funny moments on set.
- Marky Mark discusses the impact of fatherhood on his work ethic and career.
03:36 *🐶 Marky Mark discusses his love for dogs, parenthood, and navigating relationships with his children.*
- Marky Mark talks about being a dog dad and shares his affection for his pit mix rescue.
- He reflects on the challenges of parenting teenagers and balancing affection between children and pets.
- Marky Mark humorously discusses the dynamics of fatherhood and his sarcastic interactions with his kids.
06:06 *🎬 Marky Mark shares insights into his early acting career, audition experiences, and pivotal moments with renowned filmmakers.*
- Marky Mark recounts his transition from music to acting and his initial encounters with filmmakers like Penny Marshall.
- He reflects on auditioning for roles, including memorable experiences with directors like James Foley and Martin Scorsese.
- Marky Mark shares anecdotes about auditioning for iconic films like "Titanic" and "The Good Shepherd."
08:40 *🌟 Marky Mark discusses his friendship and professional relationship with Leonardo DiCaprio, including their initial skepticism and eventual camaraderie.*
- Marky Mark reflects on his friendship with Leonardo DiCaprio, including their early interactions and camaraderie.
- He shares anecdotes about auditioning for roles and forming a bond with DiCaprio on the set of "Basketball Diaries" and "Boogie Nights."
- Marky Mark discusses the dynamics of their friendship and mutual support in the film industry.
17:08 *🎬 Paul Thomas Anderson's Direction in "Boogie Nights"*
- Marky Mark discusses Paul Thomas Anderson's vision for "Boogie Nights."
- Paul Thomas Anderson showed confidence in the project's potential and the depth of its characters.
- Marky Mark recalls an incident where Anderson stood up for his artistic choices, demonstrating his commitment to the film's authenticity.
18:45 *🎥 Managing Tension on Set*
- Marky Mark reflects on experiences of tension on various film sets, including "Three Kings" with David O. Russell and George Clooney.
- He emphasizes the importance of managing tension on set and creating a positive working environment.
- Despite challenges, Marky Mark believes that resolving conflicts ultimately leads to a better outcome for the film.
19:43 *🎭 Approaching Roles and Experiences on "The Departed"*
- Marky Mark discusses his approach to roles and experiences on the set of "The Departed."
- He shares insights into his initial frustrations and eventual satisfaction with his role in the film.
- Marky Mark's dedication to his craft and his competitive nature are evident in his pursuit of excellence in his performances.
21:47 *🏆 Recognition and Awards in Film*
- Marky Mark expresses his perspective on awards and recognition in the film industry.
- While he acknowledges the significance of accolades like Oscar nominations, he prioritizes the success of the film over personal accolades.
- His competitive spirit drives him to strive for excellence in his work, but he maintains a pragmatic approach to awards and recognition.
23:11 *🌟 Support from Family and Friends*
- Marky Mark reflects on the support he received from his family and friends throughout his career.
- He highlights his father's pride in his achievements, particularly in gaining recognition in the film industry.
- Marky Mark's mother valued his happiness and success in any endeavor, emphasizing the importance of positivity and productivity.
24:02 *💼 Turning Down Roles and Career Choices*
- Marky Mark clarifies rumors about roles he turned down or missed out on, such as "Ocean's 11" and "Watchmen."
- He prioritized working with acclaimed directors like Tim Burton and Jonathan Demme, despite the eventual outcomes of those projects.
- Marky Mark's career decisions are guided by a balance of artistic fulfillment and strategic opportunities.
25:41 *🦸♂️ Missed Opportunities in Comic Book Movies*
- Marky Mark discusses missed opportunities in comic book movies, including the possibility of playing Robin in "Batman Forever."
- Despite considerations for roles like Green Lantern in "Watchmen," certain projects didn't materialize for various reasons.
- He maintains a pragmatic approach to career choices, prioritizing roles that align with his interests and career trajectory.
26:35 *📽️ Future Projects and Career Evolution*
- Marky Mark shares insights into his future projects and career aspirations.
- He discusses the development of "Six Billion Dollar Man" and his excitement for the project's potential.
- Marky Mark reflects on his evolving approach to roles and anticipates transitioning into character-driven projects as he ages in the industry.
33:59 *🎬 Insights on working with visionary directors*
- Marky Mark discusses meeting with visionary directors like Shane Black.
- Marky Mark expresses admiration for Black's work and willingness to serve the director's vision.
- Updates on potential projects like the Predator remake and the Uncharted movie are briefly mentioned.
34:54 *🐶 Rapid-fire questions: Preferences and anecdotes*
- Marky Mark answers quick questions about his preferences, such as dogs over cats and his phone wallpaper.
- He shares humorous anecdotes, including the worst directorial note he received during a commercial shoot.
- Marky Mark expresses admiration for Will Ferrell and Kevin Hart, stating that they make him genuinely happy.
37:24 *🎭 Emotional responses to movies and food experiences*
- Marky Mark discusses movies that evoke strong emotions, mentioning "Babe" and "The Help."
- He humorously reflects on his evolving palate and food experiences, emphasizing his particularity and early food-related culture shock.
- The theme of evolution in Marky Mark's life and career is highlighted, including his expansion of culinary tastes and personal growth.
Mark stopped aging after The Departed in 2006 ! He was truly awesome as a supporting character in that movie especially at the end. His crowning achievement is Shooter in 2007 a mind blowing film with him in the lead . He must be super wealthy with all the blockbusters he has done.
Loved this
The fighter!
We need to than Mark for the giving us the gift of Denis Villeneuve, he's solely responsible for getting prisoners made with Denis at the helm and led to all the masterpieces he's made since then
Marky Mark
Such a cool dude.
I’m happy is getting this projects, I feel he was on a role, starring in two Tarantino movies and then it kinda stopped.
One of his most underrated roles is still, in my opinion, Vice Principals.
Oh hi Mark!
Great Burt Reynolds story Mark. To watch Donnie Wahlberg intimidate, berate and challenged first time Director's each direction or input was painful and cringeworthy. Didn't stop there. Each day he would feed poison into Robert Forster's ear who was also the star and the producer about how sucked the Director was. Robert bought into the crap and one day went bersek on the poor Director ... and threw him off the set. Director begged to stay on and Robert can self direct. No can do. The next day we had hordes of talent managers, publicist, lawyers, cops and studio heads descend upon the set.
Here's the end story. Met Robert Forster again * whom I personally adore and love love love* he said how embarassed he was with his outburst. He was consumed with guilt and remorse and went to the Director's home and asked for forgiveness.
That was Robert Forster ....RIP
You see Mark we all have our stories
If they don’t talk about Entourage I’m gonna pray this whole show all the way down.
TOM CRUISE = LEGEND 32:43
Does he still say hello to animals?
Only talking stuffed bears named ted
Google Mark Wahlberg cases
He will just star in any movie now huh?
Mark Wahlberg as Buck Rogers.. and Will Ferrell is the bad guy... sci-fi comedy!!!
Schumacher probably just wanted to take him out to dinner .. 🎉 again and again.. just to imagine him in a nipply bay suit
Thank you so much my beloved ❤ I trust you’re doing well? Hope you don’t mind where are you from??
Pitbulls are inherently an aggressive breed. Denying that is the misinformation Josh. There's a reason the Bully breeds are banned in the UK.
With the cheesy terrible shameless ads in this video I'll never watch again
Mark is only 5'7 and wishes he was teller
mark wahlberg in his early career make good iconic films(departed,perfect storm,boogie nights,the fighter) in last decade
his choice is totally a mess from transformers to stream comedies what the F*****
Haha obviously you're wrong 😅😅😅
He is still making good movies
Patriot's Day, Deep Horizon, Father Stu, All the money in the world...
he sucks
@@diogosabino2545 yea Patriots' Day and Deep Horizons and Lone Survivor were amazing movies