Just curious where you came up with that quote. I'm a quote nerd and Googled it and couldn't find it anywhere.

“It's not getting it out of your body that’s the problem. It’s getting it out of your mind.” - Mark Renton

@@cbo9090 Ah, Trainspotting. Thank you.

@@BradCarlMusic The quote comes from Chan Parker, Charlie's wife, and she said he turned to her one day and said it. I'm not sure where I heard it, that is where the interview happened, but it stuck with me.

@@rg1809 Thank you!

Congratulations, keep up the great work 💪

Good job Brother! Fight the Good fight!

Amen to you brother.

So what you’re saying is you’ve never watched breaking bad? Lol jk good for you man keep it up

@@Alan-ej6wb I actually avoided that show. I hate anything to do with the drug

He’s dead

Amen

@@Tomyum19 Is he going to be okay?

@@ashchaya7676 Is he going to be ok after he’s dead?

He needed to stop to do drugs later on in his life.

But not in real life

@Eden Dalls He’s wonderful in Twister you dipshit. He’s a happy, funny, outgoing character and he makes you wanna be his friend. IT’S THE WONDER OF NATURE BABY! *cranks deep purple*

@@celticmist8790 He wasn’t acting in this interview, he believes everything that he’s saying. I’ve been an addict for 25 years, we convince ourselves that we are done and will never go back, until the next relapse. Addiction is an every day struggle for the rest of your life.

I knew he was extremely talented, but when I watched Along Came Polly (that movie is excellent just for his small appearances) I was convinced he was the "best" American actor, and maybe even "better" than Daniel Day Lewis, who is probably among the best of cinema history. (I wrote " " a couple of times because saying "best" or "better" about acting I know is very subjective).

@@ChesttRockkwell IVE SEEN THE EXTREME IN HIGH GEAR

Sorry for your loss Mark

Sorry for your loss. May the lord bring you peace.

Was he related to HHH?

Sorry for your loss

I’m sorry for your loss mate

You have and are making a difference for someone brother! We don't always have the privilege of choosing or knowing who's life we impact. Being grateful for the positive, conscious changes we have made in our own lives is impactful too one's self. I don't know you but I love you. Be grateful and embrace what you can :)

What rehab? I also was in with him.

@@visualpr3cision I lived in his apartment under the couch, we both got clean together and he would sleep on the couch and I'd be asleep underneath

Phil and I were cell mates together. Those were the days

I mean it is what it is, addiction is the worst battle of anyone can ever battle, I’m sad he lost his battle but at least he is at peace. Drugs hold us back from so much potential and at least he was able to fight it for a while and share his talent with the world

Barz!!’

@Joe Basil and you wonder why your family doesn't return your phone calls

Down the slope in my tobagen

It sucks. The stress life throws at you It’s sad

You play with fire,you get burned.This is the most tempting drug to get high on....you play with fire you get burned .RIP,To all that lost the battle to the big H.

I really hope you're still sober and if you dont, you can try again man

you are worth your space on this earth... keep fighting, keep living. Love from a stranger

Oliver Hernandez hope you’re still clean mate

Keep going

Ooooh. How much a bag

THE best film actor

bless the guy but he's most probably high here on camera

@@ryonmailnurse no you dope he is sober.

You don't need to miss him, come to Minnesota, he's now playing two true to life roles upon the world's stage. He's playing the role of governor Tim Walz and Father Michael Reding. Lol...

Get a life

They aren’t supposed to tell you about who has been there

well they messed up at mine too, then. at my rehab, we had to do this exercise where we embodied an animal of our choice. any animal. I acted like a sloth, and they said "the only other person whose chosen a sloth was Tobey Maguire" @@benjaminkell3726

with this interview the greatest performance of all. performing to appease the comforts of a heavily drug-shaming society

Ur right he is great I never thought about it but dammit he’s really never been the same character in any movie that’s crazy

No he's not lol not even close

The best actor of all time

Yea, he absolutely is. Blown away by his character Freddy Myles in Talented Mr. Ripley and followed everything he did since. A true master of an actor. Watch his performance in the movie “doubt “. That movie alone is worthy of placing him in the likes of the greatest of all time.

Errrrr

Never thought I'd see a comment from MrNoSleep OSRS on something not related to RS.

Did you know him ?

I love opiates, alot

Why ???

Um him not being here is not a bad things this world is a piece of junk u should feel bad ur still here. The next place is far better

@@adamantium4797 dude relax bro

He was such a talented actor, and you are so much beautiful

@@adamantium4797 Well someone has a case of the Monday’s

@@dylanc6174 Office Space reference. Very nice.

I like actors and people who acknowledge their problems, and then stop. So nobody else suffers. He never stopped. He just died.

*Shamelessly

Speak shamelessly about it? He was clearly lying in this interview..

@@haywoodjblome4768 he wasn't. he was sober at the time.

How long was he dead when she mentioned the resemblance?

@@jimrtoner7673 I think it was right around the time he died.

@@jimbobb3509 I'm actually in good shape. I'm taller than him and fairly muscular. I am naturally stocky but not blubbery. I do have the reddish blond hair and Irish red face, but I take care of my looks.

@@jimbobb3509 Ahhh... gotcha

He's was an actor not a celebrity, two different things

interesting fact, ty

I love when people just make stuff up.

@@djcol7742 Don't feed the troll mate.

He was right, he was brilliant.

@@NoName-ql1wk you just got smoked son

agree completely. a highly skilled actor, but the eyes tell all.

I thought the same thing very sad. Such a good actor.

He looks hammered here

He seems sober enough to try and lie somewhat convincingly....but he is definitely drinking.

If it takes one to know one... he may have had alittle buzz on already...

Brilliant in this film... just... so good. He could play the most non descript part... and still shine as bright as the lead characters 💖

Pretty sure there was a beverage involved

And a rug if I’m not mistaken...

And a... toe.

Dude we just don't know

My good friend used to say, quitting is easy, I've done it lots of times.

@@donaldfiddes2096 That's a good one.

Great actor. Loved one of his last. He gave a great performance in "The Master" that should have got way more acclaim. But actors are often great liars to themselves because their craft demands to make them believe they are something or someone they are not. He was using that craft for the wrong reasons.

Why would the problem be stopping? Lmao

@@BearFlagRebel how so?

@Zsuzsanna Varga in this one he plays a lier

He's not believable at all here and he seems uncomfortable.

Thanks for sharing this with us 👍👌👏

Wow! What an incredible experience!

Paul what a great story! Thank you for sharing! It’s nice to hear what a humble guy he was he was so talented! But I will share a small story of my own of meeting famous people during college I had a job as a bellman at the Hyatt Regency downtown Chicago and every day sports teams actors and comedians I would see walking through the halls or checking in. So I met some of my childhood idols Larry Bird Magic Johnson race car drivers Jerry Seinfeld and Richard Lewis Todd Rundgren. But two in particular beautiful women back in the 80s was an actress by the name of Emma Sams I believe she was on like Dynasty or falcon crest I think General Hospital for years? But I checked her in and she was so so down to earth and normal it wasn’t even funny but at the time she was probably rated as one of the top 10 most beautiful woman in the world at the time? So I checked her and gave her the lay of the land she told me she was going to be there for a few days and up close with hardly any make up on she was truly one of the most beautiful woman I’ve ever seen she had a china doll porcelain face skin so perfect you can’t even describe it but she would come down and look for me we were all at the bell station because she smokes cigarettes which I couldn’t believe because her skin was so perfect and she would grab me and say come on Larry I want to have a drag LOL so I would go outside with her to keep her company and just talk with her while she smoked her cigarette she did this probably three or four times a day I was a hero to the rest of the Bellman! But truly a beautiful person! And pretty much the same story with The other actress I met Vanessa Williams she also was so unbelievably down to earth I checked her and hung out all of her clothes and we just talked for about 15 minutes very very down to earth and sweet! Oh also Mike Tyson with his bride had just gotten married to his first wife I believe that actress her name escapes me right now? Sorry for being so long-winded I just went down memory lane! But it’s nice meeting superstars that are so down to earth by the way Magic Johnson was probably the nicest superstar ever met

@@larryj3164 Thanks for sharing mate 👍

You got it buddy Happy New Year !

i would say it is definitely a contributing factor to character but i agree being addicted to something doesn’t make you a “bad person”

@@DGarica the problem with being addicted to heroin is it make people unreasonable, and dangerous if they don't have money. they are dangerous to their family first. i had to get a restraning order against my brother who relapsed. if he threatens me or harm me financially when i am suffering so much financially, he is a bad person. it is not his faulth asperbergs makes him a bad person but he is dangerous just the same with the combined effect of a personality disorder and drug abuse it makes him dangerous and that is a bad person. the whole thing is crazy. philip seymore hoffman was successful and rich. he did not need to victimize anyone to do drugs. but what he did to his children is so unforgivable.

These drugs are called "mind-altering" for a reason. When the addict is using it, the drug has control over the person, and then you could say that it is a bad person. But if the person inside wrestles control over himself, and quits the drug, then that's a different matter.

@@jon8004 you are absolutely right. i retract my statement. i think i was using the word 'unforgivable' a little loosely, incorrectly actually, trying to express an idea about the tragedy of his actions on his family. but i do agree with you, i sure did make a false statement. psh was such a nice guy, and so good at his job. i feel badly for his children is all and i expressed myself in a clumsy, thoughtless way. good catch by the way. maybe there are some things that are unforgivable if your not a Presbyterian minister, but this certainly would not be one of them.

@Slevin your a sorely misguided and ignorant human...

Hoping you are still clean and are seeing the benefits.

Happy you were able to make positive changes for yourself and your family. Best wishes to you.

Great job man! i am proud of you! 14 years strong and thanks for inspiring others!

Fantastic work! One day, one hour, one moment at a time.

+LUkEdUkE Sick of ignorant people are you? Trust me, it gets worse. Philip Seymour Hoffman, probably one of the greatest in the past 20 years.

A Tree He was. I have no idea why they are saying so much bullshit things about him

+LUkEdUkE rest in peace? hes fucking worm food... you moron!

jfmn24 Whoa. You're so edgy.

A Tree edgy has nothing to do with it its just truth. how the fuck can a piece of rotting meat rest in peace? if he had a soul and you belive in fairy tales then he isnt at peace hes in heaven b eing bored to death with angels singing fucking hymn for eternity... fuck that!"

Valid point. It's irritating. May be the interviewer told the editor to do so. Some interviewer want screen space. The want to showoff. You need to be valuable asset to the company to be able change the edit pattern. Another person not happy with this is the editor, if he/she is a good editor.

well they probably had two camera's and they thought that hoffman needed to be hidden in that moment, giving his credibility a downfall.

the press always loves a good downfall.

@@SightForMemories downfall

I didn’t even notice till I went to the comments. Chill

Please stop now im 28 years old married with an almost 3 year old daughter my brother and me both did drugs as youngsters 16-25 he committed suicide and I think about it often what it would do to people who might care about me would they remember me miss me even? I can go weeks or months feelings normal then there are days or weeks where I'm borderline suicidal want to be left alone completely don't want to be around my 3 year old and teach her don't want to be around my wife just want to be alone most of the time not even high just mad at myself because of the position I'm in and I don't want to seek help because once you do they take away rights from you that you'll never get back and if you do you'll have to jump through so many hoops and pay so much money to just enjoy what you like if you can normalize yourself and get your situation and problems figured out or at least at ease mental health is hereditary but can also be heightened and accelerated by drug use people need to realize this I don't want my daughter to grow up without a father and a uncle both to suicide but idk how much more I can drive myself crazy thinking about it I share this in an attempt to help others avoid this situation completely

good luck to you, my friend passed at 23 last year. keep going, you’ve got it 💘

Good for you ! I wish I stopped at 23 , I had about another 12-13 years of pain and suffering after that. I’m burned out now, can’t do it anymore...

@@Swansea-hu5ok one day at a time 🙏

Good going!

Stfu

Stfu is right.!!!

Have some respect. This man's work will live on. No one will tout the name of "Christian M" though - he was a shadow in life, never truly existing.

It’s true tho his demons won in the end no disrespect

But his work will live forever. Will yours?

Robin was around for several decades, not a short while. Suicide or not, he was losing control of his mind from Lewy body dementia. It’s believed by those close to him that he didn’t commit suicide from depression, he lost touch with reality. Robin was suffering from something more complicated than suicidal tendencies, and he knew he would never be himself again. People with his condition life 5-8 years after diagnosis, I have no clue long he had it before he died.

Williams stole jokes from up and coming comedians his entire career.

@@grapeape888 Musicians steal music from each other all the time

robbie williams is still alive why don´t you give him a chance i know it´s not the same but robbie doesn´t mind

@@grapeape888 god I can’t imagine my life being as miserable as yours must be for you to feel the need to find something about robin williams of all people to complain about after death on an anonymous Internet forum. Honestly brother, all love I hope life gets better for you.

Actually, we do know. He died in his apartment while stacking heroin. He was supposed to pick up his kids the next day and never showed. His wife sent a friend to check in on him and the friend found him. He lost the battle against drug addiction. We have his work to enjoy if we wish.

Prob shouldn't speculate about something like that.

K1llerK1ll Not much speculation there. He died of a drug overdose in 2014....

@@charliehatcher7358 This interview was 2006. He died in 2014. It’s quite possible he was clean during this interview.

@@mispelling He probably wasn't but very sad either way. He was a lovely guy and a fabulous actor.

@@charliehatcher7358 theyre speculating as to what the intent of their silence was. You know he wasn't sober then and was lying? If not then it's speculation for that as well. Thanks for that banal bit of trivia tho that I'm aware of as an attempt to undermine my intelligence.

***** and he was the greatestn part about the movie.

***** He was nominated for an oscar for one of his best performances less than two years prior to his death....

@Lisa Surlie what is wrong with you

@Lisa Surlie just peeped your face. You look like you have worms...and you’re living. Lay-off the smack

@Lisa Surlie we are all destined to be worm food. So not sure what your point is.

He was high during the interview. It’s just subtle because he was functional

What does this mean? Why not cool as a true currency?

The light that burns twice as bright burns half as long ...

That sounds like something a friend told me once when I was disappointed with my life at the time. He said "life is like book, you can't rewrite the beginning, but you can do your best to write a story that's worth reading until the end."

@@GuitarHeroPhenomSux ​Google global truth project and read "the Present" to see the truth about life/death. Nothing is more important than checking it is true, especially pgs 1-4

Eh, high school is babysitting. That’s how you could get through it while on meth. Learn a trade and you’ll be okay

I respect you so much. This is so hard to do. God speed

You're alive!

Addiction is the least. It's not that hard to detox - benzos aside, but once yo

Detox, like you said, is easy. Staying clean is hard. It's not symptoms. It's beating life when you can't find an answer to your own personal demon. Family can help, but only if they still give a monkeys. Self determination is the only true answer.

Kyle P, I hope you soon come around to kicking it. All strength to you, buddy!

All of my musical heroes died from H. May you have the strength to continue your lifes journey without it.

So what's going on now, how are you?

I got clean stick wiv it bro...good friends! I used to love it. Best

@@mattf9076 RIP Layne, to name just one of so many talented artists who left us too soon

Could've just turned on TV then

@@geert574 you're ignorant

What empty words those are.

@@geert574 That doesn't work. When something is really eating you up it takes up all of your attention. I'm so miserable that I can't watch movies or shows anymore. The only thing I do is stare at the screen and ruminate with the same pattern of thoughts over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over I'm killing myself soon.

Are you ok dude

Lost my son too. 4 years in June. Hurts everyday. Sorry for you from Arizona.

💔🙏🏻

@@vince1638 I had a family member die in the same way about the same time. I still find it hard but can't imagine how difficult it must be if it was your child, they weren't as closely related. All my love to you and I hope you can find some peace and joy in the memories you will always have.

@@vince1638 I'm in Las Vegas, so we are close. I am very sorry for your loss too. It's a horrible feeling and I'm certain it's worse for the parents losing a child. Watching my mother go through it was the worst. All she did was cry and sleep.

@@THE_BEAR_JEW Thank you for ur compassion. He and I will be together again someday...I miss him always.

It really comes out at 0:19. Still.. good call on that man. I feel for him. As an addict myself, I know all to well, how much that internal conflict seems never ending 😒

Please seek help

@@travisedwards3543 I feel you brother, all we can do is keep trying to get out of this loop. You never fail unless you stop trying.

@@jonathanmeunier3177 I wish it were so easy, the help is so close, yet so far.

lol

I have seen so many usernames ending with 666. Any reason that you know of?

​@@OG-BIG-SHEPHERD.He must not be able to spell 420

Yeah I mean he was lying.

"So terrible sad. Guy had so much talent and just couldn't control his demons. RIP". Well maybe he should have not had any demons in the first damned place, every think of that?. We make our own demons.

@@NCLUSA Really, if you think addiction isn't evil to a persons soul, your not educated to the symptom. Feeling sad over the loss is called compassion for another human being,. It must be nice to be perfect like you, so you can judge the world.

@@samiam9008 calling an addiction a ‘demon’ is pure word salad. It’s a fn physical/chemical addiction not some spiritual/soul demon from the underverse.

@@NCLUSA Wow, what a judgement. “We make our own demons”. What about people who have been abused and raped their entire lives? What about the children of psychopaths/sociopaths? What about orphans in the system? If all these different people go into substance abuse and die, should they “not have had demons in the first damned place” ?

@@luketomo5167 Guess you never knew anyone trying to get off.. Not saying it's the biblical devil, just saying it's a form of being controlled by something that seems otherworldly. . Also if you want to say >fucking < you should , unless it's more " word salad " moron.

+billy giles I was 320 pounds and lost over 100 pounds without the assistance of anyone. I'm sorry to say this but I am not impressed by people that can't stay away from one kind of drink or drugs that are hard to get anyways. Everyone has had an addiction so your self serving comment means nothing. How about you come back when you actually have solved your problem.

+Burkley Reed That type of vilification, ostracization, and most importantly CRIMINALIZATION of addicts is what kills thousands of them daily. Not the drug, not their own choices, not their dysfunctional brains, but the inability of our society to show compassion to someone who is in trouble and spiraling out of control. You should be ashamed of this post, and I hope you come to see why that is the case.

Boat o' Peas Bullshit I was vilified by everyone for being fat growing up and shamed much more than any alcoholic or drug addict is, you have no fucking idea what you are talking about. What exactly have you quit in your life?

Damn damn right. I couldn't have said it any better than you.

+Burkley Reed man... Sounds like you're HUNGRY for an argument😬

That, and pretty much every other film role he did. Master of his craft

Hows the peeping Tommy

Loved that movie.

No he wasn't. He was not a great actor... he was serviceable but just cause he died doesn't change that.

What makes you think he was underrated? He received mostly great reviews for his performances, was nominated and won awards for film, TV, and theater, and was respected by his peers.

One of my favourite movies

Good luck with everything chief and well done for addressing your problem.

Yeah. The best movie about gambling. John Hurt is great as the casino manager.

Anyone who thinks a casino is where they're gonna get rich is deluded and MUST see Owning Mahoney

What do you play? Online poker? Sports betting ?

Drugs are bad

I swear I see you comment every, totally unrelated video i'm interested in. king gizz videos, this, gaming...

You will never remove drugs. They are a fact of life. They have been around thousands of years. From the first sip of wine, the first cup of mead, the first glass of ale or various herb ground and smoked. Mind altering substances are a part of every culture. The problem is not the substance, the problem is figuring out what it is that drives people to depend on vices because they feel it's all that brings them happiness. I've had clinical depression since I can remember. Some people just aren't happy with life sober. Others haven't found that delicate balance of moderation.

“Thou hast made us for thyself, O Lord, and our heart is restless until it finds its rest in thee.” Augustine of Hippo,

Bless you, buddy.

That's exactly what I picked up on.. As an addict sometimes when you get that question you have to smirk because the actual answer and the answer you happen to be using that week are usually very different.

maybe his worst bit of acting ever, didn't believe for an instant he's clean

You must be using!

Amen! It celebrity worship and obsession. We don’t know PSH and can only speculate on his personal life. Here’s my humble speculation lol: He was clean on and off but being wealthy and connected as him has advantages and disadvantages when it comes to staying clean. Pros: Access to premium health care and professionals. Cons: Access to premium drugs and connections. Also fame comes with little privacy and much public “worship”. Bad publicity can limit opportunities in acting, which was his passion. Impossible to judge him w/o knowing him. And like with everybody, hard to understand someone fully, even those in your circle. been married (mostly happily) for almost 20 years and still struggle to understand my wife completely and her me. We’re down here on this earthly journey to grow/learn alone more than together. No need to be afraid.

@@Dudewheresmycarnivore using your mom's mouth

He was also great in Before the Devil Knows You're Dead. In one scene with Marisa Tomei he has an emotional meltdown while driving that's almost unbearable to watch.

Sure buddy

For you I guess. He still was going to succumb I think.

I know exactly how you feel. After my sister died from drugs in 2017, holidays are still very painful for me as well.

he was good in The Master as was Joaquin Phoenix and Capote

He does sound like he's lying, but his pupils are full. Doesn't look like he's on opiates or anything else, at least during the interview.

@JON SMITH what the heck is with them and balloons? Is it a thing for the drugs or is it because they’re fun while high.

@@cdawson198600 I can’t tell if you’re serious or not! 😂

@JON SMITH Jesus is Lord

How can you tell? Not knocking your assessment but he came off as genuine to me. Then again I went through college and my 20s barely drinking let alone trying drugs so I may not be the best person to judge this so please excuse my ignorance.

Exactly! He’s an award winning ACTOR. Capable of being great, in many diverse roles. However, even in his greatest acting moment, he still couldn’t hide, the DEMONS and struggles displayed in this interview.

Not necessarily he's probably just uncomfortable about talking about it. Not all body language lie detection is black and white.

I see ur point.... However, he did OD shortly after this interview. Sooo... I'm not a scientist but, you can do the math on that.

@@jeremyhammonds5706 I know he did, but the telltale signs of drug and alcohol abuse are not present in this interview. I should know, my family suffered from it, and so did I. He wouldn't be able to do the interview if he was using.

Me too bud... Just got out of prison. But... I don't really care that much anyhow. Just a comment. Have a good one bub.

This is only true if you let it be damaging to your self esteem. We are living in a rare time in history where prohibition of many substances is held up with criminal consequences. Human beings have been using substances to alter their consciousness for as long as there have been human beings on this earth. Every human culture has a coming of age ritual which involves altering your consciousness.

@@Unsubscribedd but addiction is different than just using and it can cause physical and mental problems even if it is not criticized