TV Joaquin Phoenix on Letterman.

[Tim Wakefield]

This is absolutely fucking hilarious. I caught the last half when it aired, and I didn't get it at first, but after seeing the whole thing and how noticeably out of his mind the guy is, I couldn't stop laughing. A note to everyone, this is how drugs can completely melt your mind:

 

[Tagrineth]

LOL "and uh Joaquin I'm sorry you couldn't be here tonight", so perfect after everything else.

 

[Morcheeba]

Yea I saw this. On again off again Rap career he's chasing. "I'm giving up acting and focusing on my music career" yeah oook Joaquin, you're sexy and all.. too sexy to sport a matted down dread look and troglodyte bread.. get in my bed, and shut the fuck up! No I kid.. maybe.

I wonder if this is just one big prank.. that would be nice because honestly I REALLY enjoy his acting. Stop the insanity!!!!!!

<3 Morch

EDIT: BTW I call balls to the fact that I "can't view this video from my country or domain" way to go racists!!! lol

 

[Skaw]

Acting or really drugged out, I bet Letterman was actually pretty pissed, since it was a huge waste of his air time he set aside to talk about the movie. At least he has the class to make jokes about it to keep his viewers entertained rather than verbally kick Joaquin's ass for pulling this.

 

[Anglis]

He was probably pretty pissed till he started in on him...which was great! lol.

 

[Tristam Green]

Johnny Cash is rolling in his grave :|

 

[Morwen]

Lol, considering Casey Affleck (his brother-in-law) is constantly following him around with a camera and asking to interview people that he's spoken with or interacted with; a lot of people think this is a huge stunt. A lot of those silences seemed deliberate, because far be it from Dave Letterman to NOT want to punk EVERYONE. I thought that was friggin hilarious.

 

[Sneakypants]

Sweet Christ! That's nuts. While I respect his acting quite a bit (most of it anyway), I'm just not so sure about this music career. The hip-hop thing is a joke, right? He's can't be serious....
In Walk the Line, playing Johnny Cash, watching his career and life take tumbles as a result of addiction and his general attitude, you would think he would have taken something away from all of that. In terms of what not to do. I've heard he really absorbs his characters, and I believe it. You can see a little bit of them all in him.

 

[Mirewen]

He's an actor. He wants to get into the music business and doesn't think that he can as who everyone perceives him, so he made up a persona of who he thinks he should be as a singer.

Swing and a miss. He just comes across as a weirdo.