This is obviously someone who shouldn’t be missing film class.

*She asked "really" four times trying to convince him that he might be the one who is wrong.*

Kevin Spacey's deadpan delivery here actually convinced her that he wasnt in American Beauty. Another brilliant performance from Mr. Spacey!

Massive respect to John Cusack, Really wish his character had survived at the end of Titanic

I think she skipped all the classes actually

"I'm skipping class" Yes honey. We can see that

He not only kept his cool but also embodied the essence of heroism. Danny DeVito, my childhood idol, continues to inspire me with his unwavering composure.

What a down-to-earth guy. Handled the interview in a kind yet professional manner. This is why I'm a big fan of Jeff Goldblum.

I'm surprised how calmly Edward Norton took this insult.

He was really gentle with her. This is why I like Morgan Freeman.

the comments are making this so much better! jokes aside, the situation was as embarassing as it could've get, the interviewer insisting on her mistake had me dying. can't get over the mature and actually caring reaction Skrillex had. what.a.dude.

Of course they can’t show the next scene, but the way he handled the setup was all class. Thank you Ron Jeremy!

I can't believe she asked him "Really?" four times as if he was the one who might be confused.

That's a horrible way to start an interview with Morgan Freeman.

He overcame so much in life and still kept a level head with a down to earth personality which really shines through in a clip like this! Great actor and total icon, RIP Matthew Perry.

The way he handled an extremely awkward situation with such kindness and humor is why I always respected Bernie Mac. RIP

Tom Cruise is such a chill person, didn't even get mad.

I bet she stil wakes up at night in a cold sweat remembering this moment.

To this day, I can’t hear “In Your Eyes” without picturing a wistful Kevin Spacey holding a boom box overhead. Iconic.

He was and always will be one of my favorite. Gone too soon, you were truly a gem, Paul Walker.

Not only can he star in incredible films like The Matrix, Point Break, Speed, etc… But he’s also so humble. This is why I love Jackie Chan.

Cusack handled that like a pro. Down to earth, classy guy. I loved him in The Green Mile.

Even though he was mistaken as someone else, it was so kind of Tim Roth to give this interview

Mad respect to Luke Wilson for keeping his cool with such a classic mistake. I bet Owen was super proud of his ability to remain calm in such an awkward moment. Loved him in That 70’s Show. Stay groovy, Luke Perry.

I like how he didn't even humor her. He's just like, "what's funny about that?"

How Clint Eastwood can still stay so humble is beyond me. Pure class.

Never seen Nicolas Cage so comfortable on the opposite scale of manic.

John Cusack can learn a thing or two from this guy. So humble and chill

Keanu Reeves has always been a class act. He didn't get mad and genuinely didn't take it personally that she made a mistake. I think he even felt sympathy for her.

DeNiro shows such integrity here. What an actor!

One of the most in sync and hilarious comment sections on YT.

she kept asking if he was in it hoping he'd eventually say he was lmao

all jokes aside, i think he handle that situation really well and didn’t want to embarrass that girl. Tom Hanks isn’t just a great actor but also a great person

An versatile actor who has done a variety of roles. Robin Williams is such a gem.

He's the man, he handled the situation well, his humility and charisma were the basis for the situation to turn out in the best way possible, great Steve Buscemi.

That's why everyone loves John Wick, not only is he a man of focus, commitment and sheer fucking will, he's a man of understanding and compassion.

Christian Bale is such a humble guy, handled it like a man

This is why i love all of his Mission Impossible movies. Tom Hanks is such a nice guy.

Beautiful display of humility and poise from the one and only Joan Cusack.

This is why everyone loves Ben Affleck. He’s so easy to get along with.

This is why I love Nicolas Cage so much, he's down to earth and understanding when someone makes mistakes.

So respectful and kind. Its amazing to me how he can turn into John Wick and be so violent in his films. Phenomenal actor and incredible person Keanu. Bless him.

Ricky Gervais never disappoints.

But I'm Glad Nicholas Cage acted like a gentleman, She clearly was thinking about Charlie Sheen

I love this guy. The way he understands that the interviewer is clearly mistaken and can make her feel bad for unknowingly thinking hes a different actor, yet he maintains a calm vocal posture and playfully corrects her mistake. Top-notch guy. This is why I love Shaquille O’neill.

This guy is a real class act. Just goes to show that there are still some truly humble, good actors out there. He’s a real one, that Jeremy Irons.

This is why Jean-Claude Van Damme has been around for so long. The guy doesn't get upset even when you mistake him for another actor.

It would have been pretty hilarious if he went with it

Kudos to Joan Cusack for remaining patient. She must be so tired of getting mistaken for her brother.

I hope he's reading these comments. He knows we love him and his body of work. And to think, I just watched Purple Rain this weekend. His most underrated performance by far.

So calm yet still so captivating and commanding; you can feel the electricity in the air. In all the rare moments he appears on TV there is one thing obvious. Time has left this man untouched. Alexander The Great, no words needed.

Jokes aside, Vin Diesel handled the situation like a pro considering he's always a bad ass in films and did his best to not to embarrass her.

I love how Tobey Maguire handled that like a pro. He is so compassionate about acting. Loved his performance in Dark Knight.

*How to start a perfect interview?* This video: *_yes._*

Gary Coleman, here as always you were the epitome of class and dignity, no matter what life threw at you - rest in peace, li'l big guy.😢

I understand that Cusack didn't enjoy playing a plastic bag in that movie, but it was still a very impressive performance

John Cusack handled that well, he didn't get extremely pissed and attack the interviewer.

this is one of the videos of all time

This is why I like Patrick Stewart. He was kind and patient even though the interviewer didn’t recognise him properly. Not to mention his great performance in Star Wars.

He really handled the situation flawlessly here. He remained polite to the interviewer without making her feel embarrased about her mistake. This is why Mark Wahlberg is such a respected actor.

Its rare to find a comment section that genuinely makes me laugh out loud. Thank you all. and special thanks to Joan Cusack for making this video possible. A great actress, and always a class act.

This was handled with such class and grace. A lesser actor would have been a total jerk for that mistake. This is why I love Angela Lansbury.

That's a safe guess with Samuel L. Jackson, he was almost in every movie.

This comment section is golden. Everyone is showing so much appreciation for Peter O'Toole.

He was a complicated man, but here in this interview, Martin Luther King showed us the simple graciousness of character and poise he always conducted himself with. RIP.

Probably the only actor on earth that is capable of handling an awkward interview so gracefully. Arnold Shwarzenegger has been my hero ever since I was a little kid.

I don't speak Japanese, but you can tell just from his tone how much of a class act Ken Watanabe is. Truly underrated in Western cinema.

Terry Crews is such an amazing role model. He let her down lightly to try and not further her embarrassing mistake.

Yet another moment that proves how Chief Keef is just a down to earth, sweet guy. You don't see many celebrities as nice and calm as him. Loved him in "Of Mice and Men".

It's nice to see Jackie Chan being so gracious to her.

This just really shows why John Lennon was such a nice and gentle person and an incredible actor. Never forgotten

I think John cusack is pretty glad he’s not Kevin Spacey

I just love John cusack. He's such a talented singer. I love all his songs.

He handled it like pro... Calm and collected. Like exactly what he did in Men in Black

I knew Kevin Spacey could do impressions but damn.

John Cusack handles this interview like a gentleman

This is just another example of how nice Keanu Reeves is with people. Such a cool guy.

From the way he acts in his movies i always thought that he was a chill guy irl as well, props to Jean Reno!

Abraham Lincoln is such a humble and chill guy honestly. Ever since his role in Pirates of The Caribbean I just fell in love with him.

Her: “What’s the one with the rose petals?” Matthew Broderick: “I’m not in that.” Gets me every time.

This shit is why I love Keith David he is such an awesome person and actor

I knew that he was a good actor, but I never knew that Sean Bean was so humble. Glad to see that there is still some goodness in Hollywood.

I like how she asks Kevin Costner four times "really?"

Moral of the story: do not skip film class.

So nice seeing Dustin Hoffman handling the mistake with class. I'm sure the interviewer will get better with time, bless her heart.

Kudos to this gem of a human for remaining polite in this situation. She could've literally just researched and named one of his movies like The Usual Suspects or something.

This never ceases to amaze me. What an incredible conduct of Samuel L. Jackson.

I can't believe she has Jim Carrey right in front of her and can't recognise him!

Seeing him radiate genuine kindness really makes me understand why they chose him for Love Actually. God bless you, Tim Robbins!

He was always a class act on an off the screen, prof. Snape killed it with kindness here.

I find it disrespectful how everyone isn’t actually mentioning his name and is jokingly saying other actors names. You gotta show respect to Steve Buscemi, he was so nice in this interview

Maybe if she went to her film class that day, she would know that's not him.

Lou Diamond Phillips handled this so well

Keanu is very respectful towards correcting her.

I loved how gently and professionally he handled that. He was swift and to the point without being rude at all, understanding that everyone makes mistakes. Say what you want, Robert Downey Jr. is both an amazing actor and a genuinely good person.

I can't believe she would start a conversation with Al Pacino like that. She was clearly thinking about Danny DeVito

This is why Dolly Parton will always be relevant. Always gracious and forgiving.

I think Kevin Spacey wishes he were John Cusak right about now.

This is an awesome example of why Stanley Tucci is one of my favorite actors ever. Always so calm.

Props to him for handling this well and not embarrasing the girl, he gave off a kind and humble vibe, that's why I love Steve Buscemi so much