His as acting is breath taking.....I have followed him on criminal intent...some of his acting is sooooo real!!!!!!! Sooo real

love this great actor. brilliant.

Great interview, Vincent is one of my favorite actors. The music was a little distracting and not needed for this interview.

Mr D,Onofrio. Thank you.Well done.

❤ Vincent D'onofrio ❤

Absolutely, constant study is key. The desire to dismantle your process, technique, and look inside yourself , humble yourself before each and any artistic endeavor no matter how small, should be a huge part of what gives you joy and a reason for making art. Audience approval or becoming famous is certainly last on the list because sometimes that never comes.

What's not to love with Vincent?

That's way he called a 'actors, actor'. He's one of those people that l watch; becauses I know it's going to be a quality performance. These other individuals are just so called 'Stars.' They're just there to be popular. They want to make fast money. There not into the actual craft of acting. Or telling a testimony, or Truth.

Thanks for telling it like it is Vincent it may be the reason I have seen only a dozen decent movie s in the last 10 years

“Failure is everything.”

Dont forget to check him out in Strange Day,s - such a awesome & under rated movie.

Man the music completely ruins this interview clip.. Wow what a bad choice to add music to a video people are listening to to HEAR a specific response.

I just found a movie on Netflix, shot in France, Corsica region I think, called 'Rogue City'. Exactly what I hoped for - great acting, acting that is so good in fact, that the terrible translation dubbing still doesn't really take away from it, if anything is a reminder of how important good acting is - it'll make the viewer forgive some bad production values. Better, there's none of the typical American formulaic film feel to it - it's why I like foreign films better in general - they are totally different from the way the vast majority of north American films are churned out, and have none of the 'diverse' and 'woke' bullshit permeating the casting and scriptwriting. The story and the acting is prioritized, and you can't see the director's hand at work. If you dropped Vincent D'Onofrio in the middle of one of these - instead of standing out, like he usually does - he'd fit right in. Based on what he says in this interview, he'd be ecstatic to be surrounded by so many actors who are really good at their craft. He'd be saying "I'm so glad you're alive, and that you're here" to so many more than he does. I've seen good actors work, and the difference is startling, if you're paying attention, and know what to look for.

Hey Mikey how you doing man ...your boy Grady gave my your info and I like your work ... I did some acting myself...please reach back out to me ...I'd like some personal tips

He is so dead on he has just answered a question I have been wondering for the last 15 years why movies are not as good as they used to be a lack of really trained talented actors that's the difference between the actors of the golden and the post golden age of Hollywood and what's going on right now Vincent got it right this is why I don't think I'm interested in any TV shows that are on because I just sent some things off and what's off is that they don't know how to act well they can't keep my interest..

Michael cera is a prime example. Just ridiculous

please turn off the stupid new age music. makes this unbearable.

I remember reading an article about Vincent making a girl cry in one of his acting classes, by screaming at her and demeaning her. Telling her that she would never be as good as him. Apparently, he can be quite rude and big headed because he thinks he's all that. Disappointing to say the least.

How about some names? C'mon. Jesus fuckin Christ.