Mr. Wonderful aka Kevin O’Leary: Shark Tank Meets Marty Supreme
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What motivated Kevin O'Leary to take on an acting role in Marty Supreme?
They came to see me and said, look, we're looking for a real asshole in this and you're it. Well, listen, I met Barbara in Vienna in 1601. That was my first dance with her.
She was there too.
No, the only reason she gets to LA every year from New York where she lives here is I buy her a new broom. I give her the latest model.
Yeah.
I said, Timmy, I mean, I admire you. An ass is an ass and there's only one ass. Make it your ass. Celebrate your ass and put it in this film for generations to come. I can't believe how good I look. I look spectacular. It's ridiculous.
Kevin O'Leary.
Kevin O'Leary is a little different move for us, but I think he does financial advice.
Shark Tank for years.
At least 10 years of that. That shows everywhere worldwide. And interesting guy, and also he was plucked, was it by the Safdies? Yeah. Josh Safdie to be in the new...
marty supreme yeah marty supreme so he it's really interesting like the guy's never been an actor and all of a sudden he's in this big movie and uh it's really funny he talks about how he he was a spanking uh timothy shallowly and how awkward and all that stuff that happens but yeah he's pretty pretty funny he's a confident guy knows a lot about business but him in kind of a you know like an oscar-winning movie for your first role it's really interesting
yeah with the safties i mean my god it's as cool as it gets and uh a big movie that's out there right now still and uh listen to what he has to say about here he is kevin o'leary listen to what the man said kevin o'leary you know he's really interesting uh oh oh he's on oh yeah all right let her rip He goes, I'll be there in a minute.
That sounds like a product. That sounds like a name of a toy or something called Let It Rip. I like it. Let's go with it. We get some funding. Spade and I throw in a couple hundred.
Dude, if I had Kevin's money, I'd throw mine away.
Do people who are very wealthy, if you walk into a room and you're very, very, very wealthy, but then you've got billionaires, multiple billionaires, do you feel small?
You know... I mean, I don't need any more money. I just need more time. That's my real issue. You know what I think? There's always a guy way richer than you. Always. And so I don't really give a shit about that.
When I go in a room, I go, what if I walk in this room and someone's better looking than me? I mean, the chances are low, but there's a chance.
No, that never happens to me.
Here's my way of thinking about it. Like, it's just a bigger room to watch TV. I think that was in a movie.
No, no, listen, I look fabulous all the time. I can't believe how good I look. It's ridiculous.
How did Kevin O'Leary prepare for his role alongside Timothée Chalamet?
Yes, you look great.
Is it aftershave? Is it moisturizer? Is it just your attitude? Because you do look good. You look fresh.
Fresh and exciting.
know i see you on a lot of these shows kevin um not not only shark tank but i see you when you're on some business shows and you always have good energy you always have a lot to say and you're very articulate and you can speak well and i think that's a big part of your success you have opinions and you lay them out you don't sort of mince around
Yeah. You know, I mean, the way I look at it is just tell, my mother told me when I was 16, just tell the truth. You never have to remember what you said. Now, some people don't like it. They get all that stuff, but I can't keep everybody happy. What am I supposed to do? I care about my family and maybe 15 friends and everybody else. I don't give a shit.
I'm with you. I don't give a shit. No, it's good. I mean, when you're on like a cable show, then you've got to do the sound bites. You've got to be really succinct. Now you're on a podcast. So it is a little more interesting, right, for you? Or you can just say whatever you want or no.
No, but listen, I respect, I mean, I got to admit, you know, I got a lot of followers, I don't know, 11 million followers, and sometimes I get like an essay, maybe four pages, well-written, just blasting me about something I said. Imagine, four pages. somebody spent like an hour writing it really well i mean i don't know if it's ai generated or not but they really worked on it even and i gotta say to myself well i gotta respect the amount of time why would you waste your time on that unless you were very passionate about it and those are the people that i actually respond to most of it's hate mail and then there's about two and a half percent what i which i call the lunatic fringe which is just they're completely crazy
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What motivated Kevin O'Leary to take on an acting role in Marty Supreme?
0:00–3:15
2
How did Kevin O'Leary prepare for his role alongside Timothée Chalamet?
3:15–7:04
3
What insights does Kevin O'Leary share about his experience on Shark Tank?
7:04–10:57
4
What business wisdom does Kevin O'Leary offer during the episode?
10:57–13:20
5
How does Kevin O'Leary describe the dynamics of working with Mark Cuban?
13:20–17:06
6
What challenges did Shark Tank face in its early years?
17:06–19:58
7
What does Kevin O'Leary think about the current state of the American dream?
19:58–23:08
8
How does Kevin O'Leary view the future of cryptocurrency?
23:08–49:14