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The fact that Krishnan Guru-Murthy appears TWICE in this list says a lot about him

Scarlett Johanson actually tore into the interviewer by saying, "You've got dozens of writers back there and this is best you can do by way of a question?"

The Jerry Seinfeld one has always annoyed me. People act like he destroyed Larry King. He acted like an egotistical child with his overreaction to a legit question. Never fits ANY of these horrible interviewers lists. It's a bad interview, but was not because of Larry King.

I watched the Samuel L Jackson one live. It was brutal lmao. I could see the pain in Sam Rubin’s eyes when he realized this shit went terribly wrong lmao😂

How could you leave out Harrison Ford? He is famous for his retorts to stupid questions, especially regarding Han Solo. His droll sense of humor and great comebacks go right over the interviewer's head in many cases.

My college english professor showed us the interview between Tarantino and Guru-Murthy as an example of how NOT to conduct an interview. 😂 He also gave us examples from the interview that related to persuasive essays, essentially how not to speak to your reader in an accusatory and judgemental tone.

So as someone who used to struggle with drug addiction, but then became a teacher, some of the people who go through absolute hell like RDJ are stronger than most other people. If you can hit rock bottom, and then springboard your way back up to the top within a decade, you've succeeded as long as you don't fall back into bad habits. He had every reason to walk out of the interview. Personally, I would have said something along the lines of "that was in the past, and has no bearing on my life currently. My motivations for making Age of Ultron were to make money and give people an entertaining movie they could spend a couple hours watching." Then I would have let him continue.

All of these were caused by bad interviewers EXCEPT Jesse Eisenberg. He was a jerk to that girl for no reason

The best questions an interviewer can ask are ones that haven't been asked before, but also explore the public person they already are, or what they do. For example, if I ever interviewed Billy Joel, I'd ask him, "If Piano Man wasn't your signature song, what do you think it would be?" It's related to his music career, doesn't get into his personal life, or question decisions he's made, and it's not something people would know.

Cillian murphy being called British was hilarious

I've noticed that there seem to be repeat offenders in the "rude questions" category. Gurumurthy is one, so is the troglodyte who asked Scarlett about her underwear (also asked similar questions to Anne Hathaway about her catsuit) and Sam Rubin isn't "buffoon immune" either.

The one calling Morgan Freeman just Freeman, and the Samuel L Jackson laying into that dude are my favorites

How many times can this list be made?!?! None of these are even surprising, they’ve all be rehashed over and over and over again.

Jim Carrey is the one of the most real "celebrities" out there. I'm so glad that almost every generation of actors has at least one among them who calls out all the BS showboating.

Mayim Bialiks subtle shade of "you may not have known that" makes me cackle every time

I have always loved Robert Downey, Jr., always have, always will, and I'm so happy for him and proud of him!

I felt Jim Carrey and Jesse Eisenberg were rude to the interviewers.

So I do wonder why male and female interviewees, especially when it comes to actors, are asked very different line of questions. Mirren and Johanson are two clearly visible examples of this reality.

Best interview exchange I've heard..... Badly prepared interviewer to Michael Caine - "Do you often chat to your good friend Tony Curtis?" Michael Caine "Not since he died, no"

Jesse Eisenberg was a total dick to that poor girl.

why didn't jim carrey have his existential crisis at home like the rest of us instead of taking it out on someone doing their job and enjoying an event?

Loved Matt Damon's answer.

Funny how some of the worst interviews in the list are the same people

Good on Robert, one should not have to sit through such patronizing questions. He's been working hard and moving forward other random strangers digging through that is not okay

No lie i had no idea that Mayim Bialik was a neuroscientist. That’s badass.

I remember slimeball Jerry Penacoli when he was a reporter in Philadelphia in the 80s-90s. No one liked him then, either.

11:34 This should NOT be in this video. We have an inexperienced interviewer doing her best to ask questions that are different from other interviewers and they are in no way insulting, degrading or otherwise inappropriate like all the other clips in the video, and we have a celebrity who obviously enjoys destroying the interviewer for no good reason. I have hated the Eisenberg toddler ever since I saw that interview. That clip has no place in this video - at all!

I'm a violent person just because of Tarantino’s violent movies.

Let's talk about Robocop "Oh HELL No"

I think the Tom Hardy interview panel question was both worded incorrectly and taken wrong because of the already irritating nature of many journalists questioning his sexuality. He would rightly be annoyed that some people can't differentiate between an actors character and their own personal life. And the journalist sounded a little nervous and may have worded the question differently than what they intended... Considering the framing was asking a single person if he finds it difficult for others to discuss *their* sexuality... he is only one person and can only speak on his own feelings about discussing sexuality with media, which is why Tom replied with " _I_ don't find it difficult for celebrities to talk about _their_ sexuality" and "Are you asking me about _my_ sexuality?"

Helen Mirren... "You mean my fingers?" Love her!

In the interview with Jesse Eisenberg, he was being a 🍆. He was very condescending and had this "do you know who I am?" attitude.

The interviewer RDJ walked out on has a history of going down moronic lines of questioning during interviews.

KZfaq says this was posted 8 hours ago. But I could swear I've seen this post before.

Jim Carey’s one is hilarious but so true

Good for them for clapping back to these jerks

This narrator is talking about how an interviewer shouldn't refer to Morgan Freeman as just "Freeman" when minutes before, the narrator referred to Scarlett Johansson as "Johansson" 😂

You should do an episode of the funniest jokes on What We Do In The Shawdows.

I like the shade of saying “The short-lived show Meghan Kelly Today.”

I really don’t understand why interviewers would ask such irrelevant questions. I want to know about the album or whatever they’re talking about not “do you wear underwear under that tight as outfit” 😑🙄

One of my favorites (missing here) is an MTV interview with the late Martin Landau at the premiere of "Mission: Impossible". The young reporter asked the actor WHY he was there and Landau stated that he was in the OG TV series, followed by a terse "you really should do some research, honey". LOL!!

Jerry Seinfeld's response was pathetically arrogant, in my opinion. King was giving him a moment to clear the air about a rumor, and he used it to measure his penis.

About Ruben confusing Jackson for Fishburne it wouldn't be his last time confusing people of other ethnicities. It happened at least 2 times with Kpop groups as well (at least that I know of). Imagine having famous guests over for an interview and not even bothering to learn their names or anything that defines them beforehand. And before anyone jumps at me with the classic "Yeah but Asian names are so hard" or "All Asians look the same" or "They change their hair colors so often", it's his job to learn this. A lot of Korean artists use stage names or at least have nicknames, so it can't be that hard. And I'm happy that Jackson didn't let him off the hook, way to call him out on his lack of preparation.

Tom Hardy should have asked if the interviewer was gay and asked if he was interested in him. That usually stops the sexuality questions altogether. If not and the interviewer said yes then all he had to say was "you're not my type"

Quentin Tarantino has the best respond ever

Since you asked if we've ever met any of the celebrities, I saw Jonah Hill at a grocery store in Los Angeles last year. I told him how cool it was to meet him in person, but I didn’t want to be a douche and bother him and ask him for photos or anything. He said, “Oh, like you’re doing now?” I was taken aback, and all I could say was “Huh?” but he kept cutting me off and going “huh? huh? huh?” and closing his hand shut in front of my face. I walked away and continued with my shopping, and I heard him chuckle as I walked off. When I came to pay for my stuff up front I saw him trying to walk out the doors with like fifteen Milky Ways in his hands without paying. The girl at the counter was very nice about it and professional, and was like “Sir, you need to pay for those first.” At first he kept pretending to be tired and not hear her, but eventually turned back around and brought them to the counter. When she took one of the bars and started scanning it multiple times, he stopped her and told her to scan them each individually “to prevent any electrical infetterence,” and then turned around and winked at me. I don’t even think that’s a word. After she scanned each bar and put them in a bag and started to say the price, he kept interrupting her by yawning really loudly.

Oh wow. I literally just watched the WatchMojo UK video that had the RDJ interview. 1:21 This video says it was supposed to be a Puff piece and the interviewer went off script where as the WM-UK pointed out that this show is known for hard hitting journalism and that all the questions had been cleared by RDJ's team... but presumably no one mentioned that to Robert.

Surprised the Rashida Jones interview during the SAG Awards didn't list where the interviewer was telling the biracial woman that she looked tanned.

Jesse Eisenberg comes off as a real douchebag in that interview. HE WAS JUST BEING MEAN TO HER

It's disgusting that interviewers treat movie stars like objects instead of human. It's utterly ridiculous that that so called professionals do this.

Couldn't help but notice that some of these interviewers had repeat appearances in this one.

#13 LMAOOOOOOOO WELL DESERVED!

Like you met Spiderman and his friend, lol

Savage craziness

If I ever have a talk show I’ll give people the interview questions beforehand like I do when I do my 80’s interviews, I give them the questions beforehand.

why would anyone ask people these questions geez.

Legend is the definition

Listen to Matt Damon talk to that reporter is actually so attractive. I was not expecting his vocabulary.

didnt we have this list before?

Just waiting to see if the Scarlett Johansson under wear bit was in here. And this guy is a "reporter"?

"They can't all be Barbara Walters?" Are we forgetting her nonsense like the dismal dolly Parton interview? Lol please...

Where's Mike Tyson tearing into the CP25 Toronto interviewer who asked about his rape case when he was just promoting his one man show? I still watch that one just for the chuckles alone.

It's always that same British dude interviewer who makes celebs angry!

Cool our local news made the list

Reporters who ask sexist or racist questions should be fired. Their companies should have at least some standards for professional conduct.

The Larry King interview Jerry Seinfeld just didn't listen and understand the question Larry was actually making the point that he walked away from the show and was not cancelled He had the number one show on TV and had been offered a huge amount of money for a tenth season

I hope "Larry, I'm on DuckTales" is on this list 😂

The Tyson interview was a honorable mention

The interviewer for Downey and Terentino should just quit

To be fair to the guy interviewing Anne Hathaway. The question about diet, exercise and getting into shape is asked to almost every single actor stepping into a super hero role.

Didn't they do this video before?

Interviews are part of the job for celebrities. So Imagine if at your work place HR department ask you « oh my gosh your so sexy! What are you eating ? Are you wearing any underpants ? ». So unprofessional and a lack of intellectual curiosity.

The shade henny 🫖

This reminds me of the night that Don Rickles and Groucho Marx were on a Dean Martin roast together. I did not notice myself but my Dad pointed out that Rickles took cuts at everyone on the panel except Groucho. Even Rickles did not want to exchange insults with the man who invented that. To attack Hanoi Jane was the least of the idiocy of some of these people. Who would be dumb enough to exchange adlibs with Jim Carey. Maybe they should take on Robin Williams or Jonathan Winters next. I saw Winters destroy Jack Parr once and Parr was an expert.

Jim Carey was once a happy young man.

14:08... *WE* Were *ALL* "Smitten" with Hathaway, After Seeing Her "Straddle" TheBatPod!😍

9:56 good attitude, good posture and take good care of myself. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

I have never really liked Jesse Eisenberg. I’ve seen other interviews with him and I don’t much like his acting but this interview in which he humiliates the young woman was totally unnecessary and IMO just a power play on his part.

When questions go too far.

Why is it always the same interviewers making disgusting remarks? They shouldn't keep being given these opportunities.

21:00... Hansome-Bob!😜

If the suit jacket Jim Carrey is wearing comes in The Color Purple own man I would be wearing that everywhere

17:57 Jim Carrey be like “I’m depressed so I’m gonna make everyone around me depressed so I feel better about myself”

Most of them were completely right, but some of them are acting like spoiled brats. You can't hold it against an interviewer asking a (respectful) question that you've been asked a lot : they're just doing their job and can't reuse footage from other channels.

Tommy Lee Jones should at least get an honourable mention on this list. A glimpse of any interview from his catalogue would suffice.

The Jesse Eisenberg one was a big joke, staged awkwardness. Shoulda changed him with Bill Burr.

There should be one like this, but just Bill Belicheck

Idk why Jesse Eisenberg got so triggered because the interviewer said "Freeman", like it was a bit strange but not disrespectful, it's not like she's just naming his first name and even then his responses would have been very odd imo.

I thought the context of the Jim Carey interview started out that way because the interviewer asked something about having a date to the event and it was well known that his partner at the time had just committed suicide and her family was coming after him for a wrongful death lawsuit. So the comment was in bad taste by the interviewer and he was just responding in kind.

Didn’t mojo already did this list before.

Why does Cat Sadler’s hair with so much hair gel/mousse?

Tom hardy handled this well. They asked me about my sexuality in school and I walked off without a word cuz i thought it was inappropriate. Right on Tom 😇

Try not to get furious while watching this video challenge!

In fairness, Arianna Grande doesn't write her own songs so she'd probably not have a ton to say to that question.

Men or women journalists, interviewers should be fired on the spot when choosing to ask ridiculous, sexists, and/or offensive questions or topics instead of staying on the topic they were supposed to.

Jim Carrey is the most savage man on the face of Earth 🥵🔥

Ugh, can you pay to have the ads have better timing?

I am pretty sure WatchMojo doesn't care who I have met irl

Men have complained about their costumes. So they're just asking about hers. I like RDJ. His struggles with drugs are like others with cancer. Teachable moments.