Interview Quotes

Brad Pitt's F1 Movie and the Thrill of the Race

"F1, hair-raising, fucking a point of view you've never gotten. This is as close as you can get to what it feels like to be in a race car. It's incredible. And he's fucking perfect."

— SPEAKER_05 • 00:16:33

The Power of Shared Vulnerability in Support Groups

"It was a men's group. It was AA. It was when I first was getting sober. And I just thought it was just incredible men sharing, you know, their experiences, their foibles, their missteps, their wants, their aches, and just a lot of humor with it. And I thought it was a really special experience."

— SPEAKER_02 • 01:11:40

"I'll take that dude over 1,000 fucking haters."

— SPEAKER_05 • 01:16:10

The Enduring Appeal of Classic Actors and Their Roles

"You know who I have that with? Sean Penn. 89. Sean Penn. Oh, fuck. He'd be number one."

— SPEAKER_02 • 01:38:16

"Love that, Mickey Rourke. Where does it start for you? In fact, because, you know, we started, like, I don't know, I started really looking at acting. It was late 80s. And so, at that point, Mickey Rourke. On fire."

— SPEAKER_02 • 01:45:02

The Nuances of Fame and Authenticity

"So has it gotten bigger or smaller? Um, I think it's gotten smaller. My relationship with it, the gaps gotten smaller."

— SPEAKER_02 • 02:40:58

"I feel very fraudulent receiving that attention. I don't feel worthy of that."

— SPEAKER_05 • 02:53:20

The Art of Storytelling and the Appeal of "Days of Thunder"

"We're a last place team. So the idea of you got to play with what you got. So how do you win with what you got? Which is a money ball."

— SPEAKER_02 • 04:10:55

"But the genius of having, I think, Lewis is, it's really hard to make a movie about F1 that could exist actually within the world of F1. I think that's a really tall order."

— SPEAKER_05 • 04:23:42

"No, fucking titties is my ultimate compliment. Because titties are the best thing in the world."

— SPEAKER_05 • 04:29:36

The Complexities of Personal Growth and Forcing Change

"So, you're watching this with your kids, and you're, like, wow, well, this wouldn't be a scene today. Let's just start there."

— SPEAKER_05 • 05:22:08

"But then it crossing over onto you is where that is different to me. Because I think if you're attracted to that, what ends up happening is you sort of take some of it on by osmosis."

— SPEAKER_03 • 05:29:50

The Thrill and Danger of Professional Motorsports

"But these cars, you stand right next to the wall like this. The cars are right here. They go. They're flat out. It takes the air out of your lungs."

— SPEAKER_02 • 03:50:04

"And then our cars are just, one's going to go and it's already, it's already choreographed where he's going to peel off. And we had two great drivers with us who just, we couldn't have done it without him."

— SPEAKER_02 • 04:00:19

The Art of Authenticity and Inclusivity in Storytelling

"But the idea that 20 guys can go around four mile track, three and a half mile track, and be within a second of each other. It's crazy."

— SPEAKER_02 • 04:14:19

"They're all in it. They're all in it."

— SPEAKER_05 • 04:40:39

The Unexpected Joys of "Godfather" and "Rocky"

"And then I said, well, if everyone's up for it, I would want everyone to be up for it. I would love to watch a movie together as a family."

— SPEAKER_05 • 05:07:10

"So, you're watching this with your kids, and you're, like, wow, well, this wouldn't be a scene today. Let's just start there."

— SPEAKER_05 • 05:22:08

The Challenges and Rewards of Directing and Producing

"I was really happy for how confident you were. You had shit yourself three or four times."

— SPEAKER_05 • 05:40:44

"And you guys also have a shorthand, you know, each other, um, it would have made, kind of, kind of."

— SPEAKER_03 • 05:48:18

The Unseen Effort Behind the Scenes

"I'm like, oh, my God, we're Ken from Barbie. Oh, my God, was that funny."

— SPEAKER_05 • 05:02:33

"But then he wrote like, bueno. And then he wrote, oh, is that today? And I wrote, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha. But then I'm like, I don't know if that's ha, ha, ha."

— SPEAKER_05 • 06:03:28

The Enduring Power of Shared Experiences and the Quest for Authenticity

"I love that shit. I love the big fails."

— SPEAKER_04 • 07:05:41

"And I was like, oh, my God, we're Ken from Barbie. Oh, my God, was that funny."

— SPEAKER_05 • 05:02:33

"I love that shit. I love the big fails."

— SPEAKER_04 • 07:05:41

Navigating the World of Dogs and Social Etiquette

"I want some, instead of me being the enemy, I'd love some acknowledgement that like people who don't like dogs are constantly just dealing with dogs. All the time."

— SPEAKER_03 • 05:53:52

"Because it's small. You have the choice. And overall, you should go, it's Thanksgiving, this group of people a lot of joy. I don't like it. I can live with it."

— SPEAKER_05 • 05:56:03

The Unpredictable Nature of Life and the Importance of Family

"And then I said, well, if everyone's up for it, I would want everyone to be up for it. I would love to watch a movie together as a family."

— SPEAKER_05 • 05:07:10

"So, you're watching this with your kids, and you're, like, wow, well, this wouldn't be a scene today. Let's just start there."

— SPEAKER_05 • 05:22:08

The Complicated Dynamics of Relationships and Personal Growth

"But then it crossing over onto you is where that is different to me. Because I think if you're attracted to that, what ends up happening is you sort of take some of it on by osmosis."

— SPEAKER_03 • 05:29:50

"Because, like, for Adrienne, she undoubtedly would, if you asked her, she would go, thank God he made me come inside. And thank God he didn't let me leave. Because, yeah, she would have never, ever come out of her shell unless someone drug her out."

— SPEAKER_05 • 05:35:35

The Art of Collaboration and Shared Experiences

"You were so confident. I just was really happy for how confident you were."

— SPEAKER_05 • 05:39:56

"And you guys also have a shorthand, you know, each other, um, it would have made, kind of, kind of."

— SPEAKER_03 • 05:48:18

The Enduring Impact of "God's True Cashmere" and a Special Gift

"I was like, oh, I thought, like, I think the assumption is it's you. And he was like, what? He did not like that."

— SPEAKER_03 • 04:56:26

"Maybe I did know. I'm just kidding."

— SPEAKER_04 • 04:57:34

The Power of "Titties" as a Compliment in the Film Industry

"No, fucking titties is my ultimate compliment. Because titties are the best thing in the world."

— SPEAKER_05 • 04:29:36

"And he goes, it's titties. Oh, I said, fucking titties."

— SPEAKER_02 • 04:27:30

The Unpredictability of Production and the Resilience of the Team

"And then we went on strike on the Monday. It was such a. Letdown."

— SPEAKER_02 • 03:58:40

"But then we got there. So it took, it took like three or four weeks of negotiations, but then we got there."

— SPEAKER_02 • 04:05:34

The Intensity and Dedication Required in Formula 1

"It's a cathedral. Yeah. Yeah. This is the UK track. F1's British. That's their track."

— SPEAKER_02 • 03:52:44

"It is the greatest feeling I have. It's, you want to go rollercoaster, but no, that's not it because you feel the fulcrum under you in a rollercoaster as you, on corners."

— SPEAKER_02 • 04:08:32

The Significance of Actor's Journeys and the Evolution of Their Craft

"I feel like my learning has really been on film. It came from just a love of movies and love of performance and wanting to make sure, make sure I got it right."

— SPEAKER_02 • 03:24:55

"I've always, yeah, I've always, that first half of the career, I think was, yeah, a lot of insecurities. It's scary."

— SPEAKER_02 • 03:19:25

The Unexpected Pleasures of Pop Culture and Celebrity Encounters

"I love that shit. I love the big fails."

— SPEAKER_04 • 07:05:41

"I love comedians. All of us want to be musicians."

— SPEAKER_02 • 07:28:53

The Unforeseen Consequences of Social Media and Political Engagement

"You would only find out on social media, right? I would."

— SPEAKER_03 • 05:42:15

"It was very heartwarming. Yeah. Yeah. That's what it felt like."

— SPEAKER_03 • 05:52:31

The Enduring Power of "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood" and Leonardo DiCaprio's Performance

"I've watched it now, sincerely, probably eight times in the last 18 months. That movie, I'm so obsessed with that movie. I think it's second best to only Pulp Fiction."

— SPEAKER_05 • 05:00:00

"No, it's always, that's the thing that's least understood is the degree of difficulty. And even, we'll get credit for a great director or great writing, but."

— SPEAKER_02 • 05:06:10

The Influence of "Bull Durham" on Racing Cinema

"This is Bull Durham. Bull Durham is probably the closest connection. We're two guys have to work together who are at odds through the whole movie."

— SPEAKER_02 • 04:52:59

The Unlikely Friendship Formed Through Shared Passion for Motorsports

"I love Jackass. I loved what they were doing. And, uh, I think I, maybe with Spike, I said, you ever need, I'm in. And then they called up."

— SPEAKER_02 • 04:46:56

"I tell you, my favorite humor is the most irreverent humor. Or maybe because I'm like so worried, stepping shit, people who say the wrong thing or do like, like, like I will do this at times, say things that are so like wrong. And it just makes me laugh."

— SPEAKER_02 • 04:48:19

The Personal Journeys of Actors and Their Relationship with Fame

"I think you do. It's, it's, I wouldn't put it that way either. I, I, I know if I like the work I'm putting out there, um, if I like the stories that it's going to speak to someone, not going to speak to everyone, but I know it's going to speak to someone else too."

— SPEAKER_02 • 07:32:15

"And I was like, oh, my God, we're Ken from Barbie. Oh, my God, was that funny."

— SPEAKER_05 • 05:02:33