An Interview With Actor Eric Roberts
September 13, 2024
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as posted by the channel(00:00) Intro to Eric Roberts’, his memories of working with the recently passed James Earl Jones. (01:57) What led to writing this book, his memoir “Runaway Train: or, The Story of My Life So Far”. (04:36) Talking about the movie Runaway Train and his Academy Award nomination for Best Supporting Actor. Praise he received for his performance in Star 80 and his approach to embodying such an “unlikable” character. (7:53) Dealing with being typecast in Hollywood, growing as an actor, and eventual ascent. (10:33) Navigating addiction issues and the ups and downs of his career. (13:38) The one “role that got away” early in his career (15:36) Kirk shares his personal favorite Eric Roberts murderer cameo role, in The Cable Guy. (16:32) What it was like working for Christopher Nolan and acting alongside greats like Heath Ledger, Jon Voight, Slyvestor Stallone, and Mickey Rourke. (22:26) Reviewing Eric Roberts' Wikipedia page and his philosophy on taking roles throughout his acting career. (25:58) Kirk asks about this generation of actors vs actors in the 80’s, how acting and film has changed over the years. (27:32) Actors Eric wishes he worked with or hopes to work with by the end of his career. (28:20) Preview of what to expect from “Runaway Train: or, The Story of My Life So Far” - available September 17th, 2024.
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