❤ this guy! Such an under rated actor. One of my favorite roles of his was of the convict he played in "The Woodsman." He made you ALMOST feel sorry for the guy. Great movie!😉
The last celeb I saw in person when I left CA in 1993 was Kevin Bacon. I thought that was ironic to the game. Love what he's doing with his charity work. He's a great role model.
Was an INSTANT Fan of Kevin Bacon when I first saw him appear as Chip Diller in my one of my All time Favorite Movies..."Animal House"....He reminded me so much of my older brother.....we laugh about that to this day! I have followed him since then and NEVER been disappointed with his Craft. Always admired him too as coming off very humble and not jaded as Hollywood tends to leave Actors after a while in The Business. Cheers Everyone
“Footloose” was primarily filmed in my hometown; American Fork & Lehi, Utah. My mom took me to watch them film the scene where “Ren picks up Ariel for the prom.” It was the highlight of summer, 1983! The church where John Lithgow played the local reverend is still there; sadly the house where Ren picked up Ariel was torn down years ago to build a grocery store.
Deron Reed I think Brad Pitt has had very subtle work done. But that’s the sign of a good procedure - when it’s barely detectable. You only “notice” the bad procedures.
Actually you should look back on Brad Pitt. No he didn't go under the knife. But for many years he actually did botox to fend off the aging process. I don't blame him. But he still did have the usual Hollywood fear that he would age and not get the leads. Finally he did stop once he started his family
Very True About Kevin and Kyra...I was at the Actor's Studio in the late 1980s and Kevin got me Involved in a Play Reading ..that Kevin and Kyra Wrote...Kevin is Honest and Kool...
Went to the theater to see “Animal House” when it came out, as a kid. We couldn’t stop laughing. Glad he came to accept the concept of the game. Because anyone who has ever been in a feature film from any era can indeed be connected to him within six movies, used to play the game a lot and it’s true.
Kevin's father was Edmund Bacon, an American urban planner, architect and author. During his tenure as the executive director of the Philadelphia City Planning Commission (1949 to 1970), his visions shaped today's Philadelphia, to the extent that he is sometimes called "The Father of Modern Philadelphia". He died on October 14, 2005.
*I've noticed over 65-years that there are 'Actors' and there are 'Movie Stars'...and the common denominator seems that real 'actors' always 'put their best' into any role, large or small, using the rationale of 'This role will always be around, but I won't be...and I want people to say "I wish so-and-so were still around...he or she would be perfect to play this part even though it's not the 'lead'...it's still crucial to the story"* *People like Cagney/Robinson/Bogart/Peck/Tracy/and the immortal 'Laughton' put everything they had into a role, even if the movie was just 'filler' or poorly directed or something they personally didn't care for as a role...and I admire that quality* ( *who will ever surpass Laughton as 'Quasimodo' or 'Captain Bligh?' Likely no one, or Karloff as the 'Monster' in "Frankenstein", a role that defined Boris's entire career, yet he never turned his back to it, saying "That role has given me a career that's been very good to me and my family...and I don't regret it at all that people believed me as the 'Monster'and don't remember my other performances on film because it's really the story that people remember...a great story can never die because people won't let it die, and I'm happy I was a part of a great story told on film"* )
@@communistjesus 😁 Never wanted to sleep with Kevin. Just love him as an actor and person.. What a strange person you seem to be.😉, if you are nuts, do seek help. It's OK.
Kevin Bacon grew up wealthy in New York City, around lot of American blacks. Why are the black influences always left out of these interviews? But, yes,. I love him too. He moves like he is white on the outside, black on the inside. 🍪🍪🍪
It's funny he mentions helping someone. To date,....( in my opinion) his best acting role is in " Stir of echos", where he helps a ghost of a girl find her murderer. And they didn't even say anything about it here.
I've haven't seen him in much of his work, but mostly in interviews. He seems very approachable, like during the walking part of the interview when the fan wanted a selfie with him. I'm sure Kevin has a Canadian counterpart ("Canadian Bacon").
As a Bostonian who made a concerted effort to lose the accent, the Boston accent is hard to imitate. The only actor who wasn't native that I ever heard do it right was Frances Sternhagen, who played Cliff Claven's mother on Cheers. John Rastenberger as Cliff made a valiant effort, though.
Lately I’ve been very busy blogging about every subject under the sun, I know to one who is not one, blogging can seem like taking only a few minutes to post, in reality that is all it takes, not the weeks of prep, research and thought that govern the most successful postings. So, its little wonder I fell a little behind my DVR viewing from which I glean most of my posted subjects. Finally, I got caught up to the CBS News Sunday Morning program to the day of the Tony awards, that featured most subjects that was flavored with most aspects of “show business”, like, acting, singing, wigging. make-up, dancing, music and lyrics, directing, lighting, costuming, staging, writing, book adaptation, and most importantly, “journalism”…
The man was in the GREATEST MOVIE EVER..,............. ANIMAL HOUSE............."!!!!!They took the bar!!!!!!!"...... Even if I were Jewish, I still be a bacon fan....
I will always love his story about the lady who hated him and didn't want him for Footloose. Her words were that "He's not fuckable". Fortunately for the rest of the world he appeared fuckable. They never mention his movie "She's having a baby". That was a good one, but I'll never forget the first time I saw him in Animal House. He did a great job in "The following" which only lasted 3 seasons but I loved it. He and Shawn Ashmore made a great team.
Police reports out Aiken are just Breakin. Apparently while he was movie making in Aiken Mr. Bacon prevented a cereal killer from taking the life of a box of Froot Loops! More details to come when available
Pretty down to earth individual.
If he is in a show or movie, I watch it and it's always good. Seriously have not seen him in a bad thing.
I went to High School with Kevin. Parkway Program Beta Unit in Philly. He was a great guy
I commented on a guy’s comment that went to high school with Kevin Bacon. 2 degrees for me!
Were you ever in a class with him?
I'M JEALOUS!
I heard his dad was an important person. Was on the cover of Time.
Yes! Parkway program Beta ,a great unit! I also was with Kevin in those days.David Evans,Shel Berman,great students!
❤ this guy! Such an under rated actor. One of my favorite roles of his was of the convict he played in "The Woodsman." He made you ALMOST feel sorry for the guy. Great movie!😉
I was thinking that too....it is such a good movie and daring fir him to play a character like that....
@@caliden3785 Yes!!😉
WOW few people know that Movie 🎥 even with his most beautiful wife 😍👍🌹🌹🌹
So well preserved! He seems super low key and down to earth!
City on a Hill= excellent. Kevin Bacon is an amazing human and a fab talent.
The last celeb I saw in person when I left CA in 1993 was Kevin Bacon. I thought that was ironic to the game. Love what he's doing with his charity work. He's a great role model.
He's so unassuming, which is his shining star. Love Kevin Bacon.
One of the best in the business, Kevin is one of the GREATS!
Was an INSTANT Fan of Kevin Bacon when I first saw him appear as Chip Diller in my one of my All time Favorite Movies..."Animal House"....He reminded me so much of my older brother.....we laugh about that to this day! I have followed him since then and NEVER been disappointed with his Craft. Always admired him too as coming off very humble and not jaded as Hollywood tends to leave Actors after a while in The Business. Cheers Everyone
I’ve been a fan since the beginning. Great piece on Kevin.
It's funny how he sees himself. The rest of us see him as an American treasure.
that's usually how it is. people perceive you diff then you perceive yourself
I like him, but he's a b-list actor AT BEST.
EXACTLY!
“Footloose” was primarily filmed in my hometown; American Fork & Lehi, Utah.
My mom took me to watch them film the scene where “Ren picks up Ariel for the prom.” It was the highlight of summer, 1983!
The church where John Lithgow played the local reverend is still there; sadly the house where Ren picked up Ariel was torn down years ago to build a grocery store.
I love the fact that him & brad pitt never botched up their faces!! aging gracefully - they even hotter now.
Deron Reed I think Brad Pitt has had very subtle work done. But that’s the sign of a good procedure - when it’s barely detectable. You only “notice” the bad procedures.
@Jim 762 yo momma.
Actually you should look back on Brad Pitt. No he didn't go under the knife. But for many years he actually did botox to fend off the aging process. I don't blame him. But he still did have the usual Hollywood fear that he would age and not get the leads. Finally he did stop once he started his family
I wish he would come back to theater. I bet he's wonderful on stage.
Always like Kevin. Sounds like he has been a bit humbled.
Better Actor than we All could know 🤠😍❤️
Never been a fan of Footloose, but I LOVE his performance in Mystic River as well as many others. Great interview btw :)
He’s so talented!! Unbelievable!
Great Guy!
Never Mad 😠 At Life!
Always gives to Others!!!
That's the best Tom Skerritt interview I've ever seen.
He and his wife are American treasures❤
Very True About Kevin and Kyra...I was at the Actor's Studio in the late 1980s and Kevin got me Involved in a Play Reading ..that Kevin and Kyra Wrote...Kevin is Honest and Kool...
He was amazing in SLEEPERS... great actor
I love his dog. A man with a dog he loves is a good sign of character.
Love him in Footloose
Always been a fan, never seen Footloose, how crazy is that! 😂
Kevin LOVE You💟♥️🌟🎸
Went to the theater to see “Animal House” when it came out, as a kid. We couldn’t stop laughing. Glad he came to accept the concept of the game. Because anyone who has ever been in a feature film from any era can indeed be connected to him within six movies, used to play the game a lot and it’s true.
I think that Kevin, is amazing! I LOVE BACON!! ❤🎶👣🎶❤
Kevin's father was Edmund Bacon, an American urban planner, architect and author. During his tenure as the executive director of the Philadelphia City Planning Commission (1949 to 1970), his visions shaped today's Philadelphia, to the extent that he is sometimes called "The Father of Modern Philadelphia". He died on October 14, 2005.
He's work'in and that says a lot.
Have always liked him and enjoyed his work.
Philly guy...we love you Kevin!!!!
*I've noticed over 65-years that there are 'Actors' and there are 'Movie Stars'...and the common denominator seems that real 'actors' always 'put their best' into any role, large or small, using the rationale of 'This role will always be around, but I won't be...and I want people to say "I wish so-and-so were still around...he or she would be perfect to play this part even though it's not the 'lead'...it's still crucial to the story"* *People like Cagney/Robinson/Bogart/Peck/Tracy/and the immortal 'Laughton' put everything they had into a role, even if the movie was just 'filler' or poorly directed or something they personally didn't care for as a role...and I admire that quality* ( *who will ever surpass Laughton as 'Quasimodo' or 'Captain Bligh?' Likely no one, or Karloff as the 'Monster' in "Frankenstein", a role that defined Boris's entire career, yet he never turned his back to it, saying "That role has given me a career that's been very good to me and my family...and I don't regret it at all that people believed me as the 'Monster'and don't remember my other performances on film because it's really the story that people remember...a great story can never die because people won't let it die, and I'm happy I was a part of a great story told on film"* )
never looked at it that way
Great actor. Seems like a cool guy. Nice video on him.
My favorite actor!
Love him...For decades.
John Edward Jones If you are GAY. than. that is o.k.. Come out, come out of that dark closet into the light.....
@@communistjesus 😁 Never wanted to sleep with Kevin. Just love him as an actor and person.. What a strange person you seem to be.😉, if you are nuts, do seek help. It's OK.
Just a Normal Guy. I’m glad he never changed .
He's really awesome!!
I love the episode of American Dad! when Roger has his Kevin Bacon nose.
Thanks again n cbs Sunday Morning!
Will and Grace w/Kevin Bacon: BEST SCENE EVER!!!
My fav actor !!
Kevin Bacon grew up wealthy in New York City, around lot of American blacks. Why are the black influences always left out of these interviews? But, yes,. I love him too. He moves like he is white on the outside, black on the inside. 🍪🍪🍪
He actually grew up in Philly.
It's funny he mentions helping someone.
To date,....( in my opinion) his best acting role is in " Stir of echos", where he helps a ghost of a girl find her murderer.
And they didn't even say anything about it here.
that doesn't even ring a bell. i'm going to look for it, thanks
I made the mistake of watching that movie alone and it kind of creeped me out
gardensofthegods yeah, the really good spook movies do that.
You just witnessed the most underrated horror flick of the last fifty years.
HE IS PLAIN GOOD!!!!!!
He seems like a good dude !!
Love You Kevin, your films, your music and I love Kyra and all she has done
Love Kevin
Loved him in the television series, The Following.
Sounds like a real person. I like that.
Kevin Bacon makes America Great 👍 he is almost as cool as The Great Steve McQueen!
I've haven't seen him in much of his work, but mostly in interviews. He seems very approachable, like during the walking part of the interview when the fan wanted a selfie with him. I'm sure Kevin has a Canadian counterpart ("Canadian Bacon").
I was in high school when Footloose came out and I still haven't seen it.
"Thank you sir, may I have another!!!!!!!!!"
As a Bostonian who made a concerted effort to lose the accent, the Boston accent is hard to imitate. The only actor who wasn't native that I ever heard do it right was Frances Sternhagen, who played Cliff Claven's mother on Cheers. John Rastenberger as Cliff made a valiant effort, though.
Memories.
They didn't mention JFK where he told Kevin Costner's character he had really nice buns..lol
You know I always liked that guy =)
Gotta love this Philly guy.
I think Kevin Bacon is a good actor and has a greater wife. Success follows him.
You are so handsome!!!!
I am from Boston and yes it’s terrible - but it’s Kevin Bacon so it’s cool 👍
Kevin is starting to look like Tom Skerritt which is good. ;)
Dang, they just don’t make ‘em much better, kinder, nicer, cooler, cuter...
Lately I’ve been very busy blogging about every subject
under the sun, I know to one who is not one, blogging can seem like taking only
a few minutes to post, in reality that is all it takes, not the weeks of prep,
research and thought that govern the most successful postings. So, its little
wonder I fell a little behind my DVR viewing from which I glean most of my posted
subjects. Finally, I got caught up to the CBS News Sunday Morning program to the
day of the Tony awards, that featured most subjects that was flavored with most
aspects of “show business”, like, acting, singing, wigging. make-up, dancing,
music and lyrics, directing, lighting, costuming, staging, writing, book
adaptation, and most importantly, “journalism”…
Kevin Bacon needs to play Mic Jaggar in the biography
He’s also spokesperon for British network EE
👍😍He’s such a likable guy. 💞
🤔I don’t like this look with the mustache... oh okay I see he’s in character...👍 🤗💞🤗
Six degrees from Kevin Bacon. Love, Love him. :)))
I am actually only 1 or 2 degrees away. I went to high school with his sisters. True.
I love Kevin Bacon but have neve seen footloose..... probably never will.
love that he has a pit bull....THE BEST dogs!!!
MYSTIC RIVER his best role!
The man was in the GREATEST MOVIE EVER..,............. ANIMAL HOUSE............."!!!!!They took the bar!!!!!!!"...... Even if I were Jewish, I still be a bacon fan....
I gotta say, Tremors is one of my favorites.
KB is sooooooo coooooool!
I will always love his story about the lady who hated him and didn't want him for Footloose. Her words were that "He's not fuckable". Fortunately for the rest of the world he appeared fuckable. They never mention his movie "She's having a baby". That was a good one, but I'll never forget the first time I saw him in Animal House. He did a great job in "The following" which only lasted 3 seasons but I loved it. He and Shawn Ashmore made a great team.
Saw u in Friday The 13
I love Kevin Bacon and Kyra Sedgwick. What an outstanding couple. Still sexy and they are nearly sixty. Hope that is in my future.
My sister met him n the wife said he was very nice
He lost all his money in the Madoff scandal. I wonder how much of it he got back?
Tremors mystic river footloose hollow man X-men first class my favorite Kevin Bacon movies
He sounds like Tom Petty in his band
2:43.... Every actor.
Kevin Bacon should thank and acknowledge the Friday the 13th franchise more. Shalom
Top gun movie theme song I also love.
3:50 I didn’t know Edna mode was his acting teacher
I feel bad for Kevin. I saw the Bernie Madoff interview where he said he gave Bernie his entire life savings.
They are mega rich, his wife's an heiress.
FOOTLOOSE!!!♡♡♡
Not sure about the mustache though . . .
A woman almost ruined his career cause she didn't want to have sex with him. And they laugh at it.
Police reports out Aiken are just Breakin.
Apparently while he was movie making in Aiken Mr. Bacon prevented a cereal killer from taking the life of a box of Froot Loops! More details to come when available
He definitely doesn't suck!
Nice...
Wonder if he going to sue that lady who said that to him in the 80’s?
So damn handsome still :)
hi
Age looks really good on him.