Jim: "...I act because I'm broken." I'm just here because of Jim. Really.

Sacha Baron Cohen and Jim Carrey sitting at the same table is gold

I feel like Jim broke the ice by being honest and vulnerable immediately and it kicked off a really fantastic conversation where everyone else was like “hey f it, lets go there”

When Jim complimented Sasha you could just see how much that meant to him, even stating earlier on how intimidated he was being at the same table as him since he was such an inspiration for him. Awesome moment

This is like a support group for famous people

when the class clowns all get detention on the same day.

I've never seen Don Cheadle in a part where he smiles as much as he does when he's being himself. Lovely to see.

Jim needs to make a podcast or write a book. He's a genius. He looks so deeply into everything and everyone. It would be so interesting to hear how he sees life and the world.

Robin Williams would have been great to listen to around this table.

Jim and Sacha need to make a serious film together. There is so much deep energy between them.

Refreshing to see hollywood stars so aware that their fame is really a charade, unimportant to their happiness and that real fulfilment is in simpler things

I love Jim's honestly. So many actors and comedians are broken and the laughter helps maintain their well-being

The host deserves a medal for letting the guys talk so freely. Beautiful Talk.

Jim Carrey and Sacha Baron Cohen can recognize the genius in each other.

I have a lot of respect for Jim He put so much into his craft that he had almost nothing real left outside of the gimmick that was Jim Carrey. He’s spent the last decade trying to find out who he is based on a bread crumb trail he’s left of himself inside of what he’s created. I think that’s why he was so big on the “I’m myth I’m not real” thing. He realized the what he thought was himself was just what the public thought he was

Who ever picked this out this group did so well. They all mesh so well together!

"I act because I'm broken..." Jim Carrey is the guy at the party that has a moment of clarity that quiets everybody for 10 seconds.

idk why but it really warmed my heart to see Jim Carrey’s genuine respect for Sasha Cohen’s work.

I've been a fan of Jim since the mid 90s and I am even more a fan since he's letting out his true personality since few years. He's extremely true to himself finally and he doesn't hide it anymore. I wish him all the best, love and health.

So happy I found this and a little sad I didn’t know about these table talks before. Every interview with Jim Carrey where he gets to be vulnerable and honest whilst also being funny always brings me to tears because he reminds me so much about my dad and how he used to be. The candor and vulnerability covered with humor was the embodiment of how I remember my dad and Jim Carrey will always remind me of the that beautiful hurting soul that I lost too soon.

Watching this just makes me think "how great would it be if Robin Williams is here as well". Really miss the dude.

i love that all of these actors just went all in and were so vulnerable about their lives, careers, experiences, etc. also props to the interviewer for having such amazing questions, and letting the actors just have their own conversation and not interrupt them and try to force it.

Late night watching this episode, I see and hear a clear humbleness from the entire roundtable of all the entertainers. They all shared some deep inner memories. Liked

HHOLY SHITTT Never imagined Jim Carrey and Sacha Baron Cohen could coexist in a same room.

Jim and Sasha are so smitten with each other. It's adorable. It truly shows how much admiration they have for each other's work.

I love Jim Carrey. I've been a fan since I was young. This video makes me want to meet my hero's. Thank you for bringing the humanity to these people.

I like all of them so much. Also appreciated how lovely both Jim and Henry were in their disagreements.

I love that when Sacha said he was intimidated having Jim Carrey there, it was a switch for Jim. It was fascinating to see Jim put lots of effort into making eye contact with Sacha and the level of respect and validation he was giving him was incredible. He went on to compliment Sacha for his success and amazing skill of getting people to be vulnerable. It really showed a lot of Jim's character. He really is an amazing guy.

The girl who hosted this interview is actually fantastic at what she does. Like, really, it's rare to a see host nowadays who just knows what to say & when & how to say it. What a great host.

"Who knew the moon had no gravity?" Bro Sacha is always on troll mode lmao

Let’s all appreciate this interview she did a phenomenal job. Asked great questions, never interrupted, let the conversation grow....Fantastic job!

Carey's compliment to Sacha about Borat was so sincere and honest that it felt like I was receiving the compliment.

This is the most authentic actor table talk I’ve seen. Thanks to Jim for immediately making the rest of them feel like humans again

The respect and the quality of this interview is beyond amazing

Sacha relaxing and opening up more after Jim gives him a HUGE amount of praise and respect was beautiful.

The host is fantastic. The ability to control that table with apparent effortlessness is amazing. I wouldn't be able to do it. 10/10

What a great interviewer

When Jim Carrey says “I would rather be hit than back down.” It resonates so much with me.

Jim carrey recognizing sacha as his equal was such a great moment, “I had two choices with you, jealousy or admiration, and I chose admiration.” Those 2 are in a league of their own.

Notice how Sacha and Jim look at each other every time they each talk. Mutual respect and mutually looking for each others validation. Two of a kind.

I love seeing jim in his true self… admitting he’s broken… the media has taken his latest years and behaviors as being odd and out of character when truthfully he’s just be himself and isn’t afraid to be honest and raw … he doesn’t care about who he makes uncomfortable- he is who he is take it or leave it, no sugar coating and no wool over the eyes

How many times can I watch this episode of actors roundtable?? It's one of the best conversations of a group of actors I've ever seen.

Jim's vulnerability is what opens this table up from the start. Probably the best roundtable ever

Jim giving Sasha kudos and praise was so fun to see. It clearly meant the world to Sasha

It's true what Henry said about himself, meeting fans and being able to be gracious no matter what. He passed through my hometown and ate at a popular local restaurant, many people talked fondly of their experience meeting him. He entertained pretty much everyone that wanted a moment with him. I hadn't seen much of his work but after hearing about him being in town and how nice he was I became interested in finding films or shows he had been in. All of the actors experiences and how they deal with fame are valid, in my opinion, but Henry's approach seems so kind to me.

The respect Jim and Sacha have for each other is there to see.... And it's so adorable... Also Jim breaking the ice at the start so great cause it let's everyone open themselves up. Also nice to see all those great comedians on the same table not talking about movies but about their experience is refreshing to watch..... Also Don is amazing too.....

Jim looks like a proud dad everytime sasha talks lol

The moment Jim says "you killed it man" what massive compliment seeing as Jim is 1 of the reasons Sascha became a comedian. Imagine your hero telling you they are a fan of yours...mind effing blown lol

Times feel dark. This gave me enormous joy. Hard to beat intelligent self-awareness, the increasingly warm pleasure everyone took in each other's company, and, oh, yes-humor; laughter. Thank you.

The deepness, sincerity, admiration for each other, this interview was AMAZING!

Sacha Baron Cohen looking at Jim with such admiration is amazing 🖤

Everyone’s joking on the first question Jim Carrey: I act because I’m broken Don: hmmm

I love all of this. It's not a bunch of comedians riffing or one-upping each other or just goofing around. They're so vulnerable and honest and open and it's SO beautiful and human.

Just discovered this series. I don’t know if I’ve ever seen my favorite people talk earnestly about their human struggles. Brilliant format, more brilliant questions and it’s like I’m a for on the wall in group therapy. It’s almost like we shouldn’t be watching or hearing this. Wow I’ve taken a slightly better understanding of these people and it’s really nice.

I can feel the amount of brain power going through Jim Carey and Sacha.

This moderator did an exceptional job at letting them talk while guiding conversation. Really appreciate it.

This is one of the best round tables I have ever seen. Four years on and it's still worth every second!

''and me i'm 56 year old''. DAMN! I'M SORRY 😂😂😂😂😂

Glad mainstream media is starting to catch on to the value of long form conversation. The amount of talent sitting around that table is astounding.

Jim Carrey and Sacha Baron Together is A Dream Come True.

Wow, it's absolutely mind-blowing to see all these incredible personalities gathered in one room!

Jim is soo right about the difference between sadness and depression. Thats the first time ive heard anybody explain it that way.

There is something very genuine the way Sacha and Jim speak about each other’s work.

Jim looking Sacha in the eyes and just telling him how much he respects his work, that made me cry, I can't imagine how that would feel. Jim is a legend, and we are lucky to have him.

This is my first time watching one of these. I appreciate the vulnerability and honesty.

This interviewer was incredible. Great questions, and stuck to them. New when to jump in, and more importantly, when to sit back.

I absolutely love how Sacha admits to admiring Jim, then every time he compliments him Jim gets the most genuine grin. Love it.

We need an "Actors on Actors" episode with Jim and Sacha asap

The fine art of conversation. Respectful quality conversation.

this is a beautiful exchange, they are all so venerable and honest with each other. very insightful to watch.

.. honestly why bother watching tv when there's content like this on KZfaq. This is extremely interesting.

It's funny watching Sacha and Jim looking for approval from each other. They both respect each other so much.

It's always amazing to me how many people reach their 50's and 60's before they truly feel comfortable enough to just fit in and enjoy the moment. Important lessons to learn for sure. Hopefully one I will learn some day.

A great watch. Thank you ever-so-kindly gents and much love to the host.

Jim: "I act because I'm broken..." Me: *immediately starts crying*

The chemistry between Jim and Sascha is beautiful, real admiration there.

Is people in that table that I love so much. My family , even if they didn't love me or see my true self.They are all great actors, amazing talent.

This was a brilliant watch! Love the instant bond between Jim and Sasha, 2 absolute legends of comedy!!

Hery: "id be a child psychologist " Jim: "id be a child"

Cheadle: “I’m just cringing when I’m watching your show” Cohen: “Thank you”

I've often thought about what a gift it would be to really truly KNOW Jim Carrey. I would be absolutely over the moon to look into his eyes and spark meaningful conversation.

This is the best “Interview” of not only Hollywood’s greatest Comedians I have ever seen, but possibly the best Interview/Roundtable i have ever seen

jim carrey looks like he's made peace with himself.

Wow what a gem of a roundtable. So glad I found it!

I love how Jim has so much inner turmoil I thinks thats why he connects with so many people. My favorite actor all time. Love ya jim

Man, the connection Jim and Sacha have. Just pure geniuses.

When Jim complimented Sacha, I felt that. Imagine being complimented by someone you look up to, and feeling like you can genuinely feel proud of what you've accomplished.

So lovely to enjoy such heartfelt sharing and dialogue. Really wonderful ❤. I love this.

When Jim mentions how he'd rather have a chat with someone because "selfies stop the world", he's right. I've been on the opposite end of that. I recently met a (fairly minor) celebrity at the end of a football match, and as we were all leaving, everyone who walked past him stopped to take a selfie with him, and to be honest, the guy looked a little bit bored. He'd put on a fake smile for the photo, but then the person would move on so the next person could take their selfie with him. There was very little interaction other than exchanging a "cheers mate!" I, on the other hand, don't even own a smartphone, so when I got to him, I didn't signal him for a selfie, I just said hello. I shook his hand. We made eye contact. We had a chat and a laugh, And even though it was only for about 30 seconds or so, he genuinely seemed happy to actually talk to someone for a change, rather than just smile and be a 'prop' for someones social media post.

Props to the interviewer to be able to handle basically handle six interviews at once with these larger-than-life individuals

Carrey, ‘We are all broken’ Baron Cohen ‘why are you looking at me?’ Carrey, ‘I’m looking through you’ 😂. Lightening wit!

THR, I don't know if you all read this but THANK YOU so much for organizing these roundtables and making them so accessible. I learn so much from every single one. They're a great source of wisdom and life advice for everyone, especially creatives.

Very well structured talk. Wonderful.

I wasn’t expecting this, but Sacha feels like the most steady and grounding presence at this table. He is clearly a highly intelligent person. Great Roundtable ❤️

Make one with: Keanu Reeves, Leo, DiCaprio Brad Pitt, Mathew McConaughey, Christian Bale, Joaquin Phoenix, and Johnny Depp!

The way Sasha felt about when Jim Carrey said “you killed it I love that movie and love you”

I am late,but this is an incredible table. Once in a life time we will see those artists around the same table. Unique moment!

This moderator was great. Really appreciate her not interrupting and allowing the conversation to flow

I wish Jim and Sacha would do a project together, would be wild.

So cool to hear them mingle and exchange this way