Jon Bernthal on how he became an actor

Kurt Angle is a 14-time professional wrestling world champion, with titles collected in WWE, TNA, and Japan. He is in both the WWE and TNA/Impact Hall of Fames, a two-time NCAA Division 1 National Champion, and has also won a gold medal in freestyle wrestling at the 1996 Summer Games with, as he likes to say, ‘a broken freaking neck.’ At every stop in his career, Angle has reached the top of the mountain, and now he’s taking his Three I’s; Intensity, Intelligence, and Integrity, to the podcast world as he joins host Conrad Thompson to take a look back at some of the matches, feuds and moments that turned an Olympic gold medalist into one of the greatest sports entertainers of all time. It’s True. It’s damn true
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[mariod]

He's one of my favorite actors today. Loved him as the Punisher

[mystikev]

A great actor. He did a brief guest starring role on Kimmy Schmidt and he was terrific. And with The Many Saints of Newark coming up, I'm certain he'll shine again.

[pekbekmkek]

jon berentstein on how he bacame an actor " you know i am from the tribe so it is not that hard to get an acting job with no talent to be myself in every efing movie"

[ryans.]

He fucking killed it in snitch. He’s is an amassing actor.

[alve]

This guy comes across as someone who grew up in the streets. Not seeing that here at all.

[dannybrasco]

Russain mob bosses used to see him playing with the baseball bat...now they are seeing him bashing their heads with a baseball bat

[Dakatari]

Wow I never heard of this. Jon Bernthal until this interview