RE-RELEASE - John Corbett
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Fly on the Wall with Dana Carvey and David Spade
1h 16m
3 speakers
5 chapters
transcribed 2 months ago
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
Our guest is a good friend of yours.
Yes. John Phineas Corbett.
John Zachariah Corbett.
Yes. He's a really good friend. This podcast is very interesting because I'd met with him before just to kind of get the lay of the land. And I would hear little bits of stories. I go, save it, save it, save it. Because his journey, if you haven't heard this one, is really, really interesting. Just a tease. It's like he was once a hairdresser, you know. And he interacts with John Lovitz, Phil Hartman. Anyway, so this was a very interesting one. And then he makes kind of a surprise analysis at the end. So if you haven't heard it, definitely listen to this one.
Yeah, I love it. I didn't know him. I just knew him in passing. And he was as advertised. You told me he had a lot of interesting things to say, and he did. And he was really fun. Lighthearted, a lot of laughs, good looking, which I always...
great he's tall and good looking that's that's that's for sure uh i hid my jealousy for most of it and uh yeah anyway here he is john corbett john corbett uh what were you saying all i saw was john being really animated i click in and he goes and so in the end i got the girl i always get the girl in the end you know that I know, first time I met you, you just said, I always played the boyfriend.
I always chase the girl around the kitchen for 90 minutes and get her in the end in any movie.
John and I have something in common. We're both the perfect boyfriend.
Here we are. You guys played a lot of boyfriends. We played a lot, yeah.
John, we'll talk about you for the rest of this, but I have to say, in all my movies... And TV shows. I've only been married once. I've only been this guy flirting with girls. It just shows how limited I am in acting. But other than that, I guess I could do other stuff. They just have never wanted to.
You could act. Who?
Who?
David can act, but you're like, damn.
Listen, David's a fucking great actor.
There you go.
Thank you. Here's the thing. I was thinking about you. I was thinking about both you guys because we're going to do this thing. So I started thinking about what's interesting in my life. It's not just about me, this thing. I've listened to a lot of your podcasts, so I love it when you guys talk about yourselves. But I I mean, I was watching you, we just for fun the other night, watched Tommy Boy again, because I hadn't seen it since it was in the theaters, and I've never seen it with Beau, right? So we watched it, and... Man, you know what you reminded me of in that, David, is one of my favorite movies is Moneyball, right?
You guys see Moneyball?
Oh, yeah. Love it.
Jonah Hill, right?
Yeah, yeah. Brad Pitt. Yeah, Jonah Hill, very funny guy also. But I could also so easily have seen you playing a role like that in Moneyball. Have people come to you for roles like that? Like, not just a big, broad comedy?
No, I was sort of saying that because I was joking that in movies, I'm always single, and I don't know why, but once it started, it was every TV show, every sitcom, every movie, and I've only been married once in a movie. They're like, what if you're actually married to a girl? Would anyone believe or understand that? And so that was sort of my funny thing. But I do I do have a movie that we're doing in about a month where I sort of have a slightly different part. So that's that's rare. But I'm not here to talk about that. I'm just here to say you are known as like this perfect, cool guy. And every girl I know that I mentioned, you know, that's sort of your rap is like, oh, my God, you fall in love with that guy so easily.
So we don't have to only talk about that, but that is a nice wrap to have.
Right. And just a complete John's thought about you, David, is I think that your attitude and your rhythm in a comedy and then put that in like no one will know this except old people. A movie like Fail Safe where he's advising the president. In other words, your attitude in a serious scenario. played very real would be fun. I've said, I said that two years ago. Now I would like that. Now let me, I'm going to control the interview today.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–18:19
2
How did John Corbett first get to Los Angeles and meet his father after high school?
18:19–25:26
3
Why did John train as a boilermaker and how did a back injury change his career path?
25:26–34:52
4
How did extra work and hairdressing lead John into acting and on-set learning?
34:52–43:00
5
What were John’s early Hollywood breaks, including the Samsung commercial and getting an agent?
43:00–1:16:14