It still blows my mind that Conan doesn’t have a late show anymore, out of all the late night hosts Conan by far is the best. Boy he’s quick and funny ass hell. Your the man 💯

@billtaylor3382

Жыл бұрын

100% Yes

@whitebread940

Жыл бұрын

I hate late show TV, it’s way too political. It should be a show both sides can enjoy. I miss Conan also.

@michaelehlert9

8 ай бұрын

He’s the only late night guy I regularly watch, either the Coco clips or these podcasts. A league of his own.

@ronthompson95

7 ай бұрын

It’s because his ratings weren’t good. It’s simple.

@ChristopherDillman

7 ай бұрын

I prefer this Conan and format. Intelligent and way more engaging with his guests since he can bring out more thoughtful storytelling. Got himself out of the quick laughs and theatrics of live television. Jimmy Fallon for this reason is puppeteering and nauseating. That said I am hooked on these Conan episodes. 👏

For being such a mega star, Sebastian is really one of the most down to Earth guys. That’s what’s so special about him.

Just started watching Sebastian’s comedy n I’m crying all the time while watching.

Honestly that scene in the Irishman between Sebastian and DeNiro and Pesci in the comedy club, made me an instant fan. If you've seen it, you know the one. That was just perfection

@shilohwallaby617

Жыл бұрын

Loved Norton as Rickles in the background as well

@h3artands0uLL

Жыл бұрын

Sebastian has acted with De Niro before?

@davidhurtado2725

Жыл бұрын

​@@h3artands0uLL he literally says it in this video...

@florencemclaughlin3606

Жыл бұрын

@@davidhurtado2725 Damn! ive seen that movie three times, loved it, but don't recall that scene. ill go back. Thanks!!

@pab1381

Жыл бұрын

@@florencemclaughlin3606”we’re brothers right? Its my birthday.” 😂

This is an insanely good episode! 😍 Hilarious, real and extremely heartfelt.

😂😂 Sona's laughing so hard about his dad being able to pronounce words correctly. I am sure she can relate. 🤣

@feedthefirekirtan4861

Жыл бұрын

She’s also super stoned 😅

@benevolent2077

Жыл бұрын

yeah it's america dude. A country where u can speak no english and still live in this country hahaha

@AroundTheWorldWithEase

Жыл бұрын

Who can't? We're all immigrants.

I discovered Sebastian in the movie, Green Book. I can see why he was cast--brilliant comedian.

@shilohwallaby617

Жыл бұрын

Incredible movie. Didn’t get all the hate

DeNiro said yes for the past 20yrs to all roles, he got a baby to feed hahaa

Even telling the story about making the story was masterful. Conan to keep storyteller on point. Gold

De Niro!👌🏼😎❤️ ..Many wild things flash through the mind at the mention or even whisper of that name. A great man: and that's saying the least. Undoubtedly, like few others have been he will be remembered for "generations" to come not just years, I can easily imagine. - Nothing and nobody can cover Robert De Niros' giant footprint on Hollywood and Cinematic History, not in the way he has and it's sad but I see nobody else today like he was in his prime, just noone to compare to these days, it doesn't exist: there's only one De Niro! Always gonna love this artist, could hardly wait to see anything he starred in, through my entire life of just under 40 years.

@AroundTheWorldWithEase

Жыл бұрын

Jeremy Strong? Keep hope alive. Btw DeNiro in Midnight Run may be his best performance. My favorite movie. And Charles Grodin in the performance of his life for sure.

So the trick to crying on cue is thinking about DeNiro's son. Got it.

De Niro looked, dressed, and moved exactly like my dad at the same age in Everybody's Fine. It was startling.

I’ve been re-watching “The Sopranos” lately, from start to finish of all the seasons. Listening to and watching Sebastian Maniscalco on Conan’s podcast makes me think he could have been easily cast and fit in in that incredible series.

@IPlayOneOnT.V.

Жыл бұрын

What I love about Sebastian is that he's so "Chicagoan," where he grew up.

@Gemmarose9012

Жыл бұрын

No way😂 That cast was exceptional and he has no experience.

@Akerzun

9 ай бұрын

I could picture him as a Mikey Palmice type character. Always wished they didn’t kill him off so early.

Best thing about this (first) video with Sebastian: Other´s to come. Love the guy

Love the movie Sebastian made. Funny and tender all at the same time! ❤🎉

Oh this is probably the hardest I've laughed at an interview in a long time. I'm telling you Sebastian needs to stop by once a week and talk to Conan about stuff and just it'll be funny,,,funny s*** will come out I know it. They got great chemistry.

Awesome interview. I love everyone in that room.

Great podcast, thanks for sharing, I needed that laugh 😅

It was a really good movie, made both me and father tear up a bit. We are both immigrants, and sort of have a similar relationship so it kinda hit close to home in some ways. I hope people go see it in theaters despite it not having great reviews cause we had a really good time

Oh boy, Conan ya killin' me here .... what's with the chucklefest? Every interview, nearly every single one of em's becomin a classic. badabing. Bulls eye again. keep 'em comin' Conan, keep 'em comin. 🙏

He taught me the same thing.

@marcust478

Жыл бұрын

Huh? 🤨🤔

@driftythekid

Жыл бұрын

Based

@Blasphemy1993

Жыл бұрын

No your parents divorce taught you that 😂

Grab a tear 😂 oh Conan😂

Priceless

Great clip!

Sebastian is so much fun, I wonder if he has a long lost twin brother. I need some laughter. 😂❤

When you overexpose your self people forget, how big fkn DeNiro really is.

great episode😂😂😂

I Absolutely Agree 😂😂

7:47 for crying story

Omg I love this.

De Niro has to pay 8 alimonies.

Another great interview where i didn't know the guest. Thanks Conan for letting guest tell his story and still adding humor where needed. The gang and you do a wonderful podcast that flows with humor and keeping it real. Thanx. 🙏

@dadlifegaming3407

Жыл бұрын

Sebastian Maniscalco is awesome, if you don't know his standup I recommend checking it out.

@440Nichole

Жыл бұрын

never heard of sebastian ? that's interesting .

@leodegas7731

Жыл бұрын

@@dadlifegaming3407 will do.👍

@leodegas7731

Жыл бұрын

@@440Nichole 🤣 more pathetic than interesting. I'm an older homeless man with very bad anxiety, so I just hide from the world and try to watch uplifting videos. And try to learn new things from the Internet. Love Conan and hot ones show because they introduce me to new people in a enjoyable way. I always appreciate a good interviewer that makes a real connection and is funny. 😊

Well you were taught by one of the best. DeNiro is a half breed cry baby.God Bless you and your Father Seb !

Conan I absolutely love you. If you plan on coming to india let me know boiiiii

@andreww5574

Жыл бұрын

lol

@AnakinIHateSandSkywalker

Жыл бұрын

@@andreww5574 well I assume he decides the places he visits for his travel based on fan comments or reactions.

The CAST✅

He knocked his part out of the scene in the Irishman

Spillover 😂😂😂😂

I felt striking

I got a dye job and a blowout on friday🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

This is a podcast that Bert Kreisher will never be on lmaooo

@ludmillagutomo

Жыл бұрын

and Brendan Schaub either 😂😂😂

@MartinMartin-bh4ke

Жыл бұрын

why not?

This story is funnier than his stand -up 😂😂

Funny stuff. I too had the good fortune of interacting with Robert De Niro as a sales clerk at the famed Hammacher Schlemmer flagship store in midtown Manhattan. It was my M.O. to treat all the celebs as just another customer so they could enjoy the simple experience of shopping. And I think that's why he sought me out when visiting the store. He was low key and matter of fact with our interactions. One time he purchased a fedora and of course he had to try on a couple of sizes and look in the mirror. At one point all I could think about was the scene from Tax Driver; "you talking' to me?" I worked there for 12 years and word got out Mr. De Niro was my customer and one day a Park Avenue producer gave me a movie script (with budget and shooting locations). He said you get this to De Niro and I'll make you a producer. I wouldn't put that on De Niro and funny enough De Niro didn't return to the store for several years after that.

@h3artands0uLL

Жыл бұрын

That’s so great you treated him so regularly so he could enjoy that simple experience. It must’ve meant a lot to him without him saying anything about it. I’m a little confused on the last part. You wouldn’t put that on De Niro.. meaning the movie script that was handed to you.. but he still didn’t return for a few years? Was he upset about it?

@JK-xl7un

Жыл бұрын

@@h3artands0uLL Thanks, In regards to the script, I didn't want to give it to him and break the customer/sales relationship we had. Coincidently De Niro was absent from shopping at the store for at least 2 years after this producer gave me the script. So I was able to honestly tell the producer De Niro has not been shopping as of late. I hope that clarifies things.

@h3artands0uLL

Жыл бұрын

@@JK-xl7un it does, thanks for sharing your story about him! Hope he returned at some point and you continued interacting

@pneumans

Жыл бұрын

That's crazy. I had a similar experience with de Niro. Except he was a car salesman. He was quite pushy tbh. And when I wanted to take some time to discuss the vehicle with my wife (after he made some very off color jokes mind you) he loudly berated me and my wife in front of the entire dealership. I did not return to that dealership

@h3artands0uLL

Жыл бұрын

@@pneumans De Niro was a car salesman?

Robert De Niro practiced in front of a mirror for his audition for this movie by saying : You talkin' to me? You talkin' to me?"

Fantastic Indeed! :)

Better watch out Seb', your Dad and Robert D' going to be the next big thing!

De Tearo

Who's The Most Aggressive Player In Contemporary Ethical Affirmations ?

😂😂😂

I like Sebastian but it feels like a Seinfeld impression taken to Italy.

@Sisterlisk

Жыл бұрын

Seinfeld wouldn't like being compared to Maniscalco

😂😂😂😂

Deniro taught me ..ah nevermind

and Jordan taught Conan how to be a completely emotionless husk of a human being.

I really enjoyed this calm and eloquent side of Sebastián. His act on stage is so unsettling and unlikable to me.

Hahahaha!! The man who played Vito Corleone had to "relearn" the Sicilian dialect. He should have watched The Godfather again! Seriously, hearing all of this was great!

@MartinMartin-bh4ke

Жыл бұрын

Marlon Brando, how tf do you not know Marlon Brando by name?

Deniro doesn't need to audition for anything! He's the same exact character in everything he's in.

This is great but the whole podcast needs to be on video. Get with the times ConeBone.

@stevej.7926

Жыл бұрын

Unlikely. His IP is too valuable.

😂 I'm British. I love Sebastian, but i can't find that film anywhere. Amazon uk has the soundtrack, but not the film! 🙄

It's funny because I just rewatched Analyze This and Analyze That over the weekend - and I was totally distracted by how utterly unbelievable De Niro's crying scenes were. Lol I know this is an unpopular opinion, but I just don't understand all the hype about what a GOAT-level actor De Niro is. He's _amazing_ in the types of roles that he takes, but they all seem so typecast and similar. Where does he get this reputation for being a consummate actor? I've seen 95% of his films and I've never seen much range or depth from him. IMHO It's not so much that he's one of the greatest actors of all time and more about the fact that he's been in some of the greatest films of all time.

@Elena-er7zp

Жыл бұрын

but ask yourself WHY they are some of the greatest films of all time. “Raging Bull” “Deerhunter” “Taxi Driver” I mean, come on….

@pacman6001

Жыл бұрын

​​​@@Elena-er7zp he also did: "meet the fockers" "dirty grandpa" "the family" They weren't "great" but he does have range... His parts were memorable and the movies were a "fun" watch. (then again, it's not like those movies are meant to win Oscars)

@marcust478

Жыл бұрын

Have you watched The Mission? It also has Jeremy Irons and Liam Neeson. It was a sleeper hit at the time, not much BO success. If you wanna see him cry...like really cry, like a child...watch that. In Analyze This and Analyze That I think it was obvious those weren't supposed to be like really heavy dramatic scenes of actual CRY.

@tricerapots3190

Жыл бұрын

I think when De Niro was younger - certainly in the ‘70s, but also in some of his work from the ‘90s - you can see that he really transforms for each part. However, as he’s gotten older, he‘s primarily taken jobs that seem to be easy ways to earn a paycheck, many of which typecast him in roles that riff on his public persona and ask him to play similar characters (stereotypical Italian, grumpy old guy, gangster, etc). A lot of younger people know him primarily from these movies, and not for the ones that made him famous in the first place, so maybe it’s a generational thing?

@squiggan

Жыл бұрын

​@@Elena-er7zpthose are the films I think about when I say "this man's imprint on Cinematic History just won't be filled, anytime soon ..if ever". He does his homework on his roles and most of his early work which didn't require him to be much of a "all feelings happy go lucky" kind of guy, if anything he portrays his characters very well, giving that "cold blooded killer, gangster" vibe but somehow still so very approachable. IMO, there was more or less a standard on how to do(perform) some things and he just went through the paces as any, but did perform as well as any other top notch actor, IMHO. Yet, admittedly nobody is perfect and I can't say I enjoyed every single film he's starred in ..But most are a real treat!💯

How rich!

When did any of De Niro's film characters ever cry?

To good for TigerBelly guy ova heaar

@dantebenavidez6974

Жыл бұрын

Bobby mentions it so much lmao 😂

"About my farther" is a nice movie. I like the scene when the father & son take a walk together to the tennis court, where the son can join the game with his girlfriend's family members. Because they stay at her parent's home, the father said something to the son like he hopes nothing was being stolen this weekend, as wealthy Americans love to blame everything on immigrants 😅. It's funny but it reflects the ugly truth of American white supremacists' ideology.

The movie kinda sucks , but when you know Sebastian and his comedy . Its like he picked your soul and said THATS FAMILY! I cried in his scene not because of him but because of Robert . Great movie if you know sebastian and how close he is with his dad .

He Has Always Made Me Laugh. From Aren’t You Embarrassed. This Really Made Me Laugh 😂 ❤️ Before He Was Famous 🌈🌈🌹

Movie tried, c- tho. Love these guys tho

Kind of seems like it was an odd remake of “Meet the Fockers”

Margot robbie cop out at best

This was awesome made my day, conan is one of my favorite comedians from the early times. Sabastian is also as well this dude is so naturally talented that his in the moment with his comedy...constantly..so happy for him ...👏👏👏👏

I liked this guy up until he used the same joke in 2 Netflix specials I saw. I felt cheated and never forgave him.

@stevej.7926

Жыл бұрын

You might wanna recalibrate what makes you feel cheated 😂

@kevgar57

Жыл бұрын

Comics do that.

@richardc5100

Жыл бұрын

Not in specials

@StevieisRed

Жыл бұрын

what joke? what specials?

@richardc5100

Жыл бұрын

@@StevieisRed the joke where he turns around and looks like he’s dancing with himself. I don’t remember the specials it was years ago and on Netflix

Conan... sometimes ya need to hush it... let the funny man be funny

This movie was so bad

I don't get it really how some imigrants feel less white than other white immigrants. Who is actually the og whites of the US? Cause I've heard similar from every kind of "european" immigrant storys like that. . Can someone explain that for a fellow who's never been in north america?

It's a guinny thing.

"I look like I cut the lawn". Just a pinch of racism to spice things up.

@Sisterlisk

Жыл бұрын

They were def a bit uncomfortable

kinda boring i thought. the guests are laughing a whole bunch more than I...

I’m a fan of DeNiro on screen, off screen not so much

@joedorben3504

Жыл бұрын

why not whats wrong with him off screen

@MartinMartin-bh4ke

Жыл бұрын

​@@joedorben3504Black wife, mutt kids, stupid opinions, weirdly happy to be a puppet for a political party. Dude is nothing like the characters he played. Or maybe he was at one point but his wife put the screws to him and he buckled.

deniro cries everytime he thinks of trump...lol.

He’s desperately trying to get into acting.

It's hardly an impossibility to get DeNiro to be in a mediocre comedy nowadays. As of late, his filmography since the early 2000's is littered with paycheck roles.

This would have been a good story if O'brien didn't butt in with his crap and fake laugh as always.

Sebastian next time you have to cry in a scene just have someone punch you in the jewels off camera. You'll freaking cry! Or think about Trump being president again. Either will work.

if you polled 100% of Americans...most wouldn't agree to stop their life to hang out on a film set with De Niro... it's not as funny as you think it is that his dad is a normal person not obsessed with actors. seeing comedians be this out of touch with reality is sad.

@abelcastro4813

Жыл бұрын

Hahahahah “100% of Americans wouldn’t stop their lives to hang out with Robert De Niro” that’s the funniest joke I’ve heard in a long time 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 De Niro definitely fucked your wife didn’t he? Man got you pressed and he don’t even know you lmao.

@MartinMartin-bh4ke

Жыл бұрын

​@@abelcastro4813Deniro only likes black women

Trump 2024

This guy is as interesting as a gum wrapper on the sidewalk.

@Largentina.

Жыл бұрын

Yet here you are listening to him speak.

@aarondonald1611

Жыл бұрын

@@Largentina. You don't know that, he could have the video paused

@flyingdin1164

Жыл бұрын

@@aarondonald1611 exactly.

@Ihatehiking

5 ай бұрын

@@aarondonald1611 Oh yeah right, I’m so sure that’s exactly what he did. ‘Cause everybody’s favorite pastime is going to KZread to PAUSE all different sorts of videos and then comment on them. 🙄🙄🙄

is sona there just because she's starving for attention? she's beautiful but isn't providing anything to the podcast

Andy garcia would actually look similar and be more convincing as a father.

Bette Davis told her process for crying on cue: "I pull out a nose hair"