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Jeremy Piven Talks New Movie ‘Last Call’ on Sway In The Morning | SWAY’S UNIVERSE
Mar 19, 2021
Jeremy Piven plays a real estate developer, who returns to his old Philadelphia neighborhood and has to decide to what to do with the family bar. He called into Sway In The Morning to talk about it.
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0:01
come on man playing this clip man i'm
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excited for the movie but
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i'm excited for our guests that we have
0:07
on right now have to be tracy
0:09
he's always come by the show he's always
0:12
been great man i want to hang out with
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him so much i want to hang out with his
0:15
characters and movies that's how cool
0:17
this guy
0:18
is to me come on db run it down real
0:20
quick who we got here once again once
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again
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all right well it's funny because i'm
0:25
sitting here looking at an issue of
0:27
the hollywood reporter on my wall that
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he signed along with the rest of the
0:30
cast from entourage when they came by
0:32
sirius
0:32
a while back i think they were promoting
0:34
the entourage film back then
0:36
he's a golden globe winner and a
0:37
three-time consecutive prime time
0:39
emmy winner he's an alumni of the pivot
0:41
theater workshop founded by his parents
0:43
and they taught him how to steal scenes
0:45
even when he had small roles in films
0:46
such as rush hour 2 and heat
0:48
but he's also been in so many movies i
0:49
love i could fill up an entire weekend
0:51
watching them from judgement night
0:52
pcu old school smoking aces with our
0:55
good friend common
0:56
he was also in commons music video for
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driving me wild he was in blackhawk down
1:00
and he's going to be starring alongside
1:01
our good friend jamie foxx in the
1:03
upcoming all-star weekend however
1:05
today we are here to talk about this
1:06
feel-good movie uh that we just heard
1:08
the trailer for that i know a lot of
1:09
people can relate to i just watched it
1:10
last night last call which is out this
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friday
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welcoming back to the show mr jeremy
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piven jp
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wow oh yeah that
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that is a crazy intro man i can you can
1:25
you do it one more time
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[Laughter]
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[Music]
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jeremy man it's suede how you doing bro
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it's good it's
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great to hear your voice man you as well
1:37
i mean it's crazy that i can't be there
1:39
with you guys it must be
1:41
kind of lonely for the past year no
1:43
one's really visiting you
1:45
yeah yeah man we've gone through it man
1:47
like you know we've seen
1:48
therapists all of us you know we all
1:51
we all bought matching jackets that have
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straps on it but
1:55
you know we we're making it now we we're
1:57
above water now man and you know what
1:59
i'm gonna tell you something this
2:00
since the pandemic started we never
2:02
stopped working
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so we were already up and running like
2:06
immediately as things shut
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down so we've been working straight
2:09
through the whole time but
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we're doing well man what about go ahead
2:13
that's great man we
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yeah we all we all need a good laugh
2:17
that's for sure
2:18
we do that's that's why i'm proud of
2:21
this movie it comes
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it comes along at a good time when
2:25
you know it's like stand-up comedy is
2:27
just back we're getting some more
2:29
content out there and uh
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it's great because we we definitely all
2:33
need to come together and laugh
2:36
absolutely man um how's your family bro
2:39
before we get into the movie how's
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everything for you personally
2:43
every everything is good um i was just
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hanging with my mom the other day i
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actually been posting
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some videos on my instagram like and
2:50
that's people are kind of freaking out
2:53
because they don't realize that i run
2:55
i run lines as my mom she's been my
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acting teacher and so
2:59
you know i one of the scenes is from
3:01
entourage and i say some pretty
3:02
racy language and my mom doesn't flinch
3:06
because she's a pro but it's very
3:07
surreal i guess for people
3:09
to see like me just literally just
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saying anything to my mother and just
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having her stay in the pocket
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and be really cool what was she always
3:18
like that or was she the type like did
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you get weapons or you got time out
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um you know it's funny because i grew up
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one of the only white boys in in in my
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neighborhood so i i got to
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navigate a lot of different situations
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and and
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and i was incredibly lucky that that was
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i was it was a real integrated community
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um and my mom was you know they're
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they're
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you know they're pretty strict um and
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i i definitely would i would definitely
3:49
get some timeouts but she's also an
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artist and so is my dad
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so they know if i'm playing a fictional
3:55
character that they don't judge me for
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it
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so you know when i tell people that
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everything i ever said is already gold i
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said to my mom's face
4:04
because we were running lines they can't
4:06
believe it because the character said
4:08
some of the craziest racist stuff
4:10
but yeah we you know they you know you
4:13
couldn't screw
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up that's in my family and if you did
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you you
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you paid for it a great way a lot of
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great great tough love and it was
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inspiring
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to this day i get to go to her and and
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uh she's amazing and inspiring to me
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and listen i've had kovitz i still get i
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get tested a couple times a week
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um i've been doing a lot of uh
4:34
co-hosting with mike tyson on
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hot boxing yeah i know mike sat down
4:39
with
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with your boy marshall at one point
4:42
which was a fascinating interview
4:44
yeah you did you did you do you hot box
4:47
with him
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i saw i saw i said you know what man i i
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i don't i try it's all i can do to hold
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it together
4:54
you know mike is gobbling mushrooms he
4:57
calls it micro dosing but
4:59
it looks you know they're just handfuls
5:01
of mushrooms
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together
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bro you ain't never put no you ain't you
5:08
never like
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that might because i would if mike was
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pressuring me to ace come on sway man
5:13
you got to try the mushrooms
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you what did he ever pressure you to try
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it
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you know every every guest that we've
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had
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he you know he just he just wants to
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share the love because he
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yeah he really enjoys the whole vibe but
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like
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you know i'm just trying to to hold it
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together
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and so it's a little intimidating the
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idea of just peeking on mushrooms with
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mike tyson still having to navigate
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an entire you know hour too long two
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hours of
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an interview you know i mean so i
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haven't i haven't gone to the deep
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waters yet
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okay jeremy piven here we're going to
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talk to mike see if we could get
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get you into those deep waters i want to
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see what comes out
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[Laughter]
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you know hey we got mark on the line
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from mississippi mark grand rises how
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you doing
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hey mark grand rise and
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yo long time listener first time getting
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through
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love the show listen to you every
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morning i wanted to show my love but
6:17
also holler at my brother fellow wild
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kid jeremy pippen what's happening
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oh my gosh that's so funny i'm doing
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well man the wildcats it's been a minute
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yes sir man one of the all-time greats
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coming out of evanston
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illinois how john you alluded to it
6:36
talking about growing up man i just
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wanted to hit on that a little bit uh
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how did you like evanston what was that
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like for you
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it was amazing it well you know we
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didn't know any different so
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so we i assumed that that you know
6:50
every town was like that you know that
6:54
we grew up and it was a little microcosm
6:56
where it was truly integrated and it was
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uh
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you hung out with people because you
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gravitated towards them because you
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liked them because they were funny or
7:04
interesting or whatever it had nothing
7:06
to do with anything else
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so and we thought the rest of the world
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was like that and when i got out there i
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realized it wasn't
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but it was an incredible time
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yes sir no i and i got one question for
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you
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i know this uh when you graduated it was
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a long time coming since entourage but
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uh did you call anybody a run
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a rusty bucket while you were in
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high school oh yeah yeah
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no no i didn't um that came later when i
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played fictional characters that had
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incredibly foul mouths
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i love it i love it when you scream that
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in the car i
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i cried tears of happiness so funny but
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man
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i'm so happy to get through i'm glad i
7:49
got to talk with you proud of everything
7:51
you're doing coming from a fellow wild
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kid
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and sway heather b tracy g db
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we love y'all appreciate y'all and uh
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y'all have a blessed day
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thank you man thank you man look at that
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spreading joy and glee man
8:06
jeremy piven is back db i know you
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excited man we were
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chatting last night um about the movie
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man and darby heights
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let's talk about darby heights a little
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bit like um darby heights i read that
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one of the writers based darby heights
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on his hometown
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um upper darby pa now he brought up
8:25
evanston but i know you were born in
8:27
manhattan did when you
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did do you find these do you find any
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similarities in the characters in this
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movie similar to people that you grew up
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around
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well my character in this movie kind of
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gets out like everyone's kind of got the
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peter pan syndrome where
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they they want to go to the local pub
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that that my family
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has and they just don't want to get out
8:52
and
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they're okay and there's no one really
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has any ambition
8:55
my character goes out and makes
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something of himself and is doing his
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thing
9:00
and then he goes back to town and and no
9:03
one's moved on
9:04
no one's evolved and is going to
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kind of gentrify the neighborhood knock
9:10
it all down for his own profit and gain
9:13
and then ultimately it's about coming to
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terms with who you are and who your
9:16
friends are
9:17
what means the most to you in this life
9:19
which is friendship
9:21
and loyalty so it's funny it's raunchy
9:25
i got to work with some of my heroes
9:26
like bruce dern and taryn manning was
9:29
brilliant in
9:30
the cast is incredible and it's it's a
9:32
genuinely funny movie and it's not
9:35
it's not it you know it's there there's
9:37
some language that's
9:38
listen it's true to kind of that
9:41
neighborhood
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you know and there are a lot of guys
9:43
they you know like the guy alluded to on
9:45
that phone call
9:46
by the way when you guys take phone
9:48
calls it's kind of like russian roulette
9:50
yeah you don't know what's going to
9:51
happen absolutely that's scary
9:53
yo and it gets even scarier when they
9:55
say and i got another question it's like
9:57
oh like what's going on
10:00
yeah you just barely made it through the
10:02
first question you don't know what's
10:04
coming
10:05
um no so so the
10:08
last call is one of these movies that
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comes around at a time
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it's perfect for these times because
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ultimately
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my character mick uh they run this pub
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so everyone kind of gathers at this pub
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and so it's a celebration ultimately of
10:26
family and
10:27
neighborhoods and small business owners
10:30
and the fact that we kind of took it for
10:32
granted and for the past year you know
10:34
we've been shut down
10:35
i know you guys have and and we have in
10:38
la in new york's that way
10:39
chicago has been that way until just
10:41
recently so
10:43
i think it comes around at a good time
10:45
where it shows the appreciation
10:46
we have for that i like it um
10:50
on the 19th friday citizens make sure
10:52
you it's in theaters on the 19th it's on
10:54
demand
10:55
[Applause]
10:56
make sure you check it out people you
10:58
want to jump in sure um
11:00
so jeremy this morning we were talking
11:01
about getting out of your comfort zone
11:03
and also letting go of things
11:05
from your past whether it's personal you
11:08
know
11:09
mementos or stuff that has to do with
11:11
work or
11:12
a reminder of somebody that you no
11:13
longer associate with that sort of thing
11:16
and i think that kind of falls in with
11:19
what happens in this film where people
11:20
are just stuck in their comfort zone
11:22
and they don't want to leave they don't
11:24
want to try to get out and see what else
11:26
is out there in the world and
11:27
and so my question is um with everything
11:30
happening right now especially with like
11:32
people sort of having to get comfortable
11:34
with
11:34
the way things have been for the past
11:36
year with you know places being closed
11:38
and
11:38
everyone having to work from home um
11:41
there's a little bit of anxiety about
11:43
having to go back
11:44
to the way things were like having to
11:46
return to the office and see people face
11:48
to face and and
11:49
and what that's going to be like you
11:51
know moving forward
11:53
uh do you feel that sort of sense about
11:55
like you know having to go back on press
11:56
tours where you're traveling and
11:58
you're doing all these face-to-face
11:59
interviews and walking red carpets like
12:01
are you feeling any kind of
12:02
anxiousness about returning to that
12:04
prior hollywood lifestyle
12:07
i i don't i don't feel anxiousness i i
12:10
feel
12:11
like an uh a renewed sense of
12:14
appreciation
12:16
for for work itself and being you know
12:19
being able to work
12:20
when a lot of people aren't and this is
12:23
a time where people had to kind of
12:26
you know adapt or be in serious trouble
12:29
um and a lot of people kind of you know
12:31
you define yourself
12:33
in a weird way sometimes to a fault by
12:36
what you do and if that's
12:38
you know if that's no longer there um
12:41
you know you've got to go even deeper
12:43
with who you are and realize that you're
12:45
not defined by that
12:47
so i think these times are are i think
12:50
really healthy
12:51
for all of us um to utilize this time
12:54
and realize that you know that we're
12:56
strong people and we're
12:58
capable of probably more than we even
12:59
knew
13:01
so i'm i'm excited by these times i you
13:03
know i don't know what you you guys have
13:04
obviously been working
13:06
the whole time and a lot of people
13:07
haven't but you got to take this time
13:10
and
13:10
and try to even deepen good habits if
13:12
you can meditate more
13:14
learn new things um but i think it's
13:17
going to be
13:19
some really interesting times ahead for
13:21
all of us but there are times when
13:23
you're you're out and about
13:24
and people don't realize that they're
13:26
out and so they're you know
13:28
everyone's just maybe on their phone and
13:30
it's it's a speaker phone and they're
13:31
yelling and
13:32
you're half a foot from them and you're
13:34
hearing some really crazy things
13:36
about some waxing that they need to get
13:38
done or something and it's really not
13:40
your business so it can be
13:41
it can be a little awkward you know to
13:43
be out there navigating right now
13:45
but i'm also touring doing stand-up
13:47
comedy and there are some places
13:49
like texas that are open a thousand
13:52
percent
13:53
you know what i mean never closed
13:56
they never shut down yeah they're just
13:59
like ronin comes on
14:14
do you perform with a mask or what's
14:17
your
14:18
what's your role on that like what's
14:19
your take on you don't ask you know it's
14:21
it's so funny man when i first because
14:24
with stand up you don't want to get any
14:25
rust on me so
14:27
when they first started kind of coming
14:29
back a bit you would have to
14:32
perform at drive-in movie theaters for
14:34
cars
14:35
i know it was surreal man i was just
14:38
performing for a sea of cars
14:41
i was getting heckled by kia sorrentos
14:44
[Laughter]
14:48
i made a large group of liberals leave
14:51
what they left in their priuses and they
14:52
left quietly
14:54
um no man it's a it's a trip man you
14:57
wear your mask up to the stage
14:59
you get up there you do your thing and
15:01
people are just happy to be there
15:03
and it's like it doesn't sound really
15:04
pretentious but it feels like an
15:06
essential service
15:07
because they're laughing and you can
15:08
tell people haven't been out in a long
15:10
time
15:11
and so it's really fun and it's been
15:13
it's been great
15:15
um you know certain obviously certain
15:17
states are
15:18
are open more than others florida's is
15:21
completely open
15:22
um you know there's a few places i'm
15:24
heading to
15:25
to um to phoenix next um
15:29
to play a bunch of gigs and you can go
15:31
to jeremypivotyno.com and see
15:33
and see my list of places to go to but
15:35
i'm going to stand up live
15:37
i'll be there april like 8th through the
15:39
10th
15:41
and uh it's going to be it's really fun
15:42
man i'm i'm loving this journey because
15:44
once again i was talking about adapting
15:46
you know i've i've
15:48
you know i've really embraced stand up
15:50
comedy and it's scary because it's all
15:52
on you
15:53
there are no you know there's no one
15:54
writing your stuff it's you
15:57
yeah yeah
16:00
guys oh hey jeremy what's up it's
16:04
heather how you doing
16:05
um you were talking about good um you
16:07
were talking about comedy and it made me
16:09
think about
16:10
eddie murphy um and and not in
16:12
comparison you guys careers but
16:14
obviously we've all been we watched a
16:16
couple weeks ago when the release came
16:18
out or coming to america
16:20
and everything that was surrounded
16:21
around doing um
16:23
remakes not remake sequels and different
16:25
things like that and you were in rush
16:27
hour too
16:27
and that's one of those franchises as
16:29
well that easily can come out again at
16:31
any time
16:32
do another sequel um would you even
16:35
consider doing something like a rush
16:37
hour
16:38
three or four well for 30 years from now
16:41
would that be hard for you to do as an
16:43
actor and a comedian
16:46
no that would actually be amazing i
16:48
remember like it was yesterday
16:50
being on on set with with chris tucker
16:52
and jackie chan
16:54
yeah and i you know people they missed
16:57
those guys
16:58
and um you know so that yeah that would
17:01
be incredible
17:02
to mix it up with those guys again and
17:03
and listen coming to america too i i i
17:06
think it's
17:07
the biggest movie right now it is in the
17:10
country
17:11
it is yeah they just they just need to
17:14
go out there and laugh
17:15
so i think you know it's almost like the
17:17
you know these french certain franchise
17:19
they're like comfort food and we need it
17:22
and so i'm sure there's probably going
17:24
to be another rush hour
17:26
you know because we we miss those guys
17:30
hmm and you would do it you got it right
17:32
here first don't sway in the morning
17:35
campaigning for it i'm here for it
17:38
jeremy i'm still stuck
17:39
on when you said growing up how um
17:42
you had such a great circumstance of
17:44
living in a heavily integrated
17:46
neighborhood and how are you one of the
17:48
few white kids that was there and it
17:49
made me think of
17:50
last year when it was pretty much the
17:54
nucleus of social unrest and i'm
17:57
wondering if you found yourself in
17:58
positions where
18:00
you were leading conversations with
18:03
either
18:04
white peers or friends about racism
18:09
well i mean that's the key word that you
18:11
just said is conversations
18:13
because it just feels like we need more
18:15
of those
18:16
i mean that's what it's about hearing
18:19
each other
18:19
understanding each other no matter where
18:22
you're coming from
18:23
i think where you know people go wrong
18:25
is they have a certain take on
18:28
things and then they don't want to hear
18:30
someone else's
18:32
their point of view and we can learn so
18:34
much from each other and
18:36
and listen i i remember as a kid having
18:38
to be taught
18:39
what racism was we were playing
18:42
what i was playing high school football
18:44
and we were going to play this team and
18:45
our coach said listen you're going to
18:46
hear the n word
18:47
and i i didn't understand what was going
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on so i literally had to be educated on
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what racism was so
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it's not an enough there's nothing
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natural about it
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you know it's it's this strange taught
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kind of behavior
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so yeah i was having conversations and
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and at the same time it's just you know
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this is not
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it's it's not who i am and it's not
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where
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where i grew up and i know better so
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you know it's it was a very strange time
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because you know
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how how can i i just want us to progress
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it's cr it's insane that we're still
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having this conversation
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no but but i do feel like i'd love to
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hear where you guys are at but i do feel
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like at least
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i mean i'm just going to speak for the
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entertainment industry i don't know if
19:37
you guys can tell but it feels like
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there's been progress
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it feels like you know people are
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getting jobs that may
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not have had a shot before and i'm i'm
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seeing a lot of black faces
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in different films and tvs and it feels
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good it feels like there's momentum
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okay momentum in progress that's a uh
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interesting choice of words you know um
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i
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i think is what it was happening we had
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um
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who did we have on recently db noni
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rhodes anika noni rose
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rose yeah we were talking about um
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the the the committee uh the what's it
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called db the
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the golden globe committee yeah i think
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it's systemic
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jeremy i think um you know we've seen a
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few extra faces but where are we seeing
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them we're seeing them on the screen but
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you want to see them in executive
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positions you want to see them in
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positions of power you want to see them
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you know
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um in the uh ep positions you you want
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to see
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uh evenly i think the progress would be
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noted when you see an evenly balanced
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um uh when you see uh equal
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evenly balanced diversity on all fronts
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on all fronts not just in not just in
20:55
acting but what's happening behind the
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scenes
20:57
who's you know who's controlling the
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budgets who's controlling the
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distribution
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in all those areas i think is when it
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could be kind of
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noted you know i i don't yeah i
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you know i i would i listen i can
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a thousand percent agree with you and i
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i hear it's happening and i hope it's
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happening
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that's uh you know and you know
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um we just got to keep keep doing our
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thing keep talking about it keep
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speaking the truth
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and do what we can and contribute in our
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own ways
21:30
and i'm you know listen a lot a lot of
21:32
terrible stuff has happened
21:34
but if it's going to lead to progress
21:35
then that's at least something
21:38
my man jeremy piven ladies and gentlemen
21:41
jeremy piven hey caleb's on the line
21:43
from canada jeremy he wants to say what
21:45
up to you caleb graham rises
21:47
hey caleb hey hey what up guys first
21:50
time caller obviously long time listener
21:52
you guys are a bunch of beauties over
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there
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um yeah same with you jeremy you're one
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of the most underrated actors man
22:00
your role in rush hour and then
22:02
entourage like
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so underrated man you're just unreal
22:08
thank you man i appreciate it um
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i just got a quick question uh a couple
22:14
easy questions for you
22:15
when you golfed with phil mickelson in
22:18
entourage
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did you uh first of all how was that
22:21
experience and second of all
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did you guys actually play around after
22:25
the filming was all done
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or you know
22:29
i i have to say that as an actor i try
22:33
to be as prepared as possible
22:35
um and then so that you can you know you
22:38
own your lines and you don't even have
22:40
to think about them
22:41
so you can be totally present and do
22:43
your best work
22:44
but i am probably one of the worst
22:46
golfers you've ever seen in your life
22:50
i had no business being there with him
22:54
it was uh i was the least qualified
22:57
person
22:58
to play golf with phil mickelson and yet
23:00
he was kind enough to
23:01
to give me some tips and um
23:04
i you know i think his head would have
23:07
exploded
23:08
if he attempted to play with me so we
23:10
didn't play afterwards
23:12
we played a lot in between takes and
23:14
stuff like that
23:15
so he definitely gave me some tips and
23:17
on that note i know he's good buddies
23:19
with tiger
23:20
and we haven't heard from tiger in a
23:21
minute um after his accident and we hope
23:23
that he's doing well
23:24
yeah does that you know we need that guy
23:28
healthy he's amazing absolutely caleb
23:31
thanks for your question you're a
23:32
citizen caleb that's way in the morning
23:34
matt from missouri we got jeremy piven
23:37
on here
23:38
hey matt what's up man what's up guys
23:41
jeremy absolutely love you guys love the
23:44
shade 45 crew
23:45
um guys if you haven't done yourself a
23:47
favor go watch the goods it was probably
23:50
one of the most hilarious underrated
23:52
movies i've ever seen in my life
23:54
so loved your role in that my question
23:56
is out of all these movies that you've
23:58
done
23:59
and you have to get into character forum
24:00
you change your role a little bit for it
24:03
which one is actually probably the
24:06
closest to your normal personality
24:08
that you didn't have to jump character
24:09
for
24:11
well that's a great question thank you
24:13
man i appreciate it
24:14
um the the one that was the hardest was
24:17
probably smoking aces
24:18
they mentioned you know that i work with
24:20
common and that was the first movie he
24:22
ever did as an actor
24:23
and he was amazing um especially for
24:26
being his first movie
24:27
um movies like the one i have coming out
24:30
friday believe it or not
24:32
i think there's parts to this guy that i
24:35
really identify with
24:36
in terms of like you know uh i i did get
24:40
kind of locked in
24:42
with what i do and and for good or ill
24:46
and have become very kind of you know
24:48
focused
24:49
and ambitious and all that kind of stuff
24:52
and
24:52
in that movie he comes back and and his
24:55
journey is
24:56
is different than mine but i kind of i
24:58
did really identify with this guy
25:00
for sure so um listen ari gold
25:04
i still you know will walk down the
25:05
street and people will scream let's hug
25:07
it out
25:08
um at the top of their lungs and so you
25:11
know when you're in people's living
25:13
rooms for almost a decade
25:15
they can get confused and they think
25:17
that you are that character
25:19
and that character does exist he's an
25:21
actual agent that is mark wahlberg's
25:23
agent
25:24
and he's a he's a fast-talking abrasive
25:27
kind of type a character so that believe
25:30
it or not was
25:30
was at pretty far from me and yet i'm
25:34
honored that people think that that's
25:35
who i was
25:37
hey great question matt you're a citizen
25:39
bro in the morning we could do this
25:42
all day jeremy that's just a testament
25:44
to your litany of work man
25:45
congratulations on all your success
25:47
and and having so many fans and then i
25:49
like who you are as a person too jeremy
25:51
that's why you always have a place
25:53
on this show as long as we are here
25:56
okay jeremy piven big round of applause
25:59
man let's get it
26:01
look i can't wait to see you guys in
26:03
person again i'm going to come by and
26:04
visit you
26:05
but we're allowed to hey come here come
26:08
co-host with us too man
26:10
next time you tuck talk to mike tyson
26:11
send our love mike tyson used to co-host
26:13
our show too
26:14
yeah jeremy like when i went out yeah
26:17
when i would go out of town
26:18
mike would fill in for me that is
26:21
amazing
26:22
i had no clue no wonder because because
26:25
he's just
26:26
you know he's navigating that space man
26:28
he's having a blast so okay
26:30
he was doing the work with you guys i
26:31
appreciate it yeah and i'm glad that you
26:33
guys have played through and worked all
26:34
year
26:35
long we need you guys thank you man
26:37
jeremy beautiful
26:38
thank you jeremy last call this uh this
26:41
friday make sure you support it
26:42
on demand and in theaters jeremy piven
26:45
thank you brother have a great day
26:47
take care you guys you too
27:03
you
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