Martin Sheen Discusses His Career in Hollywood (w/Brad Carr)

In this interview, Martin Sheen shares his insights on building self-awareness and acting on it. He emphasizes the importance of personal relationships in work and life. Martin also shares stories, jokes, and demonstrates his knack for accents.

Martin Sheen on Personal Leadership
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[BradCarr_]

Hey everybody, enjoy this full episode with Martin Sheen! What was your favorite part? Mine is at 27:31 when he talks about how his dad was his first hero 😀

[dhruvsubramanain]

Love how Brad just let Sheen talk, he's the man

[juliajimenez]

Absolutely love this interview. Martin Sheen will always be one of my favorite actors and always comes across as such a down to earth, humble, compassionate human being.

[monicajorque]

Such an impressive gentleman, smart, articulate, loyal, shows so much integrity. Great actor is a plus.

[AnthonyVaneaton]

I like Martin sheen he is an amazing human being and actor.

[LetsTalkDarling]

Recently worked with him on set and he is an amazing actor and inspiration

[barbarawalsh]

You are a good teacher. In fact I would go so far to say you are a great teacher. What I have learned from you whether by roles you played or interviews that you’ve given is immense and character building.

[ryanbennett]

Martin did great as Robert E. Lee. The whole casting was well done, very believable

[susanhorton]

I could listen to martin stories forever

[damiendavisisraelcom]

Very engaging very inteligent guy, a fantastic actor,
Made some wondrful pictures.

[christopherwalker]

Martin Sheen is one of the USA's greatest actors imo. And he obviously leans to the left side of the political spectrum. But he always seems so open minded about the thought processes of both political sides. And hearing him speak about playing Robert E Lee, you can tell he did so without an agenda and left his own political beliefs at the door. He learned as much as he could about both sides in the US Cival War, and a lot about Lee. He doesn't judge him and tries to see things from Lee's perspective, whether he personally agrees with them or not. And that's one of the many things that makes him a great actor. When he takes on a role he does his best to see the world through the character's eyes. Clearly one of the greats.

EDIT: I think he would have been a great teacher.

[patwattam]

Have always lives Martin Sheen and especially the West Wing! Loved that you just let him talk and tell stories!

[swainscheps]

Love the Dracula hair…

“C.J. - I have crossed oceans of time…”

[timbaktuthankgod]

99% of interviewers could learn the common sense of listening and not interrupting with one liners from this.

[sheilalaffey]

Martin an amazing actor, eco activist and wonderful person; his sense of humor during protest to save a wetland in LA adds much to our film The Last Stand: Heroes at Ballona Wetlands and earlier feature versions

[peanutx]

can imagine how disappointed he was by Charlie, but still there for him

[barbarawalsh]

Yes, that was a very very funny episode. They had great thanksgivings the turkeys and CJ‘s office Charlie and Paul Revere knives the butterball hotline yes, the best writing 0:09 you could ever
ask for. and those words literally like music coming from the mouths of those incredibly talented actors.

[Droid--]

Is there an audio version of this interview?

[cleveranonym]

Bright side of the Illusive Man lol :D

[miscellaneous_man]

he says meade didnt hold a command before gettysburg, and brfore recieving command of the Army of the Potomac. However he commanded a Division in the first corps at fredericksburg and even the whole 5th corps around the time of chancellorsville. so in assuming martin meant army command.