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KEVIN O'LEARY Talks Shark Tank, Marty Supreme, Millionaire Lifestyle

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Well, I don't know, it was kind of smooth and slow. What do you think?
What do you think?
Thank you, thank you, thank you.
Hello and welcome back to the Adam Friedland Show.
It's Adam Friedland's second to last episode of the year.
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Three days away?
You can get it for maybe probably after Christmas.
I don't know.
Yeah, you can get it for after Christmas.
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My guest this week is legendary rock musician Kevin Mr. Wonderful O'Leary.
His nickname is Mr. Wonderful because he's known primarily for being wonderful
at playing guitar
and dressing wonderful as well.
We've all heard the tracks, but Kevin is making the musician goes actor turn
official
With the release of Marty Supreme, music and movies, music and movies,
Alexander wept, for
there were no more lands to conquer.
Smart.
It's the end of the year, guys.
I'm wearing the same clothes as last week.
Guess why?
Because we, because I'm recording, we're dropping, I'm not saying it.
Have a nice Christmas.
Enjoy this one.
Go see Marty Supreme in theaters everywhere.
Support the movies, okay?
Because pretty soon, pretty soon, pretty soon, there's going to be one fucking
studio.
And that is, what is it?
What is our, what's the, and that is Joe Max Productions.
I forgot the name of it.
So guys, Kevin O'Leary, enjoy it.
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Nice.
Ladies and gentlemen, entrepreneur, business legend, entertainment legend now,
and now actor.
He's in the movie Marty Supreme coming out Christmas.
Everyone, please put your hands together for Kevin O'Leary.
More noise.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Thank you so much.
I really appreciate it.
That's great.
So Kevin's a massive fan.
He's been emailing us nonstop.
I said, you can finally do the show.
Before I came in, I checked you out.
You're okay.
I'm okay.
I'm going to give you a 7.2 out of 10.
I think that's reasonable.
7.2?
You may be able to increase your score depending on how today goes.
Oh, I think I'm going to be 9.9 after this.
Really?
I have a feeling we're going to be best friends.
I don't know why.
Okay, that's good.
And I need a lot of advice from you.
I'm ready to give it.
Oh, first of all, I want to congratulate you on the film, on Marty.
I was at the premiere at Lincoln Center.
Were you there or no?
No.
I have only seen the sequences that I did the voiceovers on.
I intentionally waited.
And I talk to Josh every day almost.
I'm going to do the SAG screening for the first time on Sunday and then do the
L.A. premiere on Monday of next week.
Then come to New York.
We're on a full promotional swing on this movie.
Obviously, A24 is excited about it.
There's a good Oscar buzz for Timmy.
I want to see him win it, obviously.
That would be great.
What about you?
I don't think they push us hard on the supporting actor role somehow.
But, you know, we'll see.
I was seeing that, honestly, at least in nomination.
I love it.
I mean, I've never acted before.
I had no idea what I was getting into.
And I have a theory that you may want to consider.
And here's what it is.
I'm really primarily an investor.
That's what I do.
I invest in a lot of businesses and people.
And so over the years, you know, you invest in a startup or a nascent company.
Half of them fail.
But five years later, maybe seven years later, the winning companies, when you're
exiting
and you're getting 10,000x on your money, the men and women that run those, do
they have
any common attributes?
I started to ask myself, what do they have that's common, even though they don't
know each
other, even though the businesses are in different sectors, they're all
different.
And what is common?
Well, there is one thing.
And this is kind of unique.
If you look and talk to them, because you get to know them after five years,
and they
say, you know, you ask them, how do you spend your time?
I mean, I know you're working like hell, but what else do you do?
In every case, they spend 20, 30% of their day doing something completely out
of their comfort
zone.
Crazy shit.
Like paragliding, going to Switzerland and jumping off a cliff and learning how
to do that,
which is, I think, nuts.
But they do it.
Or they go to space.
They buy one of those things up in, you know, Virgin or whatever.
Or they learn how to play the cello.
What's yours?
Well, I like to think that the things that really keep me passionate are my
black and white photography
that I still do with Leica cameras and Hasselblads.
I've been doing that my whole life.
I remain an editor.
I cut at least one of our social media posts every week on Premiere, because I
used to cut
film.
I practice my guitar as much as I can.
I collect watches.
Those are all different than what I do as an investor.
But my point is, when you get an opportunity, see, here's what happened to
Ronnie Supreme.
I get a call from Josh and Ronnie, and it actually came through my agent.
And he said, listen, Kevin, great guy.
Jay Sears, I've known him forever.
Been all the way up through television for years with him.
He said, you know, look, I want you to think about this seriously.
You've built a big franchise here.
But you don't know how to act, and you've never done this.
You could go out there and shit the bed and totally destroy our franchise that
we've built
together.
And I said, Jay.
Fuck him.
Well, I said, how do you know I'm going to shit the bed?
How do I know I'm going to shit the bed?
How do I know until I try it?
My whole point is, you've got to go do something that you, even though you may
think, shit,
it may not work, why not give it a shot?
Because 50% of the time, you have a great outcome.
Which I think, hopefully, we'll let the audience decide in the case of the
reviews look pretty
good.
But I didn't know how to act, and they told me after we read the lines and they
came up
to my lake house, they said, look, we're looking for a real asshole, and you do
that naturally.
Yeah.
So, okay.
The answer is you did know how to act because you've been in show business.
You've been on television.
Yeah, but I wouldn't say that reality TV is the same as the cadence between
scripted lines,
which is what I learned the first day.
Sure, yeah.
It's different.
I will say, and I'm just some guy, but in my opinion, as a first-time actor,
and it's
a sizable performance.
I mean, it is natural.
I mean, you do not communicate as like, oh, this is a gimmick casting.
You communicate as a great actor, and I commend you on it.
Well, I'm really flattered.
I'm glad you feel that way, but when you're, you know, what I learned and what
I saw, and
when I saw the rushes and I saw the cuts, what those guys, the way those two
work, and
I hope I'm not giving any industry secrets away here, is they wrote the script
together.
So they've been living this thing for seven years.
But here's what actually happens when you're shooting.
Ronnie goes into the production tent downstairs, wherever the hell it is,
different sets in
Tokyo or in New York or whatever.
But he's in Josh's ear with an IFB.
And he's the editor.
Well, they cut it together, but he's kind of the lead editor guy.
And, you know, I'm not used to being told what to do, so obviously I learned
right away that
a film set is not a democracy.
Because I'd say to Josh, what the fuck?
I got it.
We're done.
We've shot it ten times.
I nailed it already.
He said, you haven't nailed it until I say you've nailed it.
Do it again.
And then after multiple takes of the script, he'd say, okay, let's improvise.
We've got a cadence going here with Timmy or with, you know, whoever.
And let's pick up on what you said on that last one or what he said on that
last one.
But when you see the final edit, what they did is they took some of the script
and some
of the improvisation and they cut it together into what I think is masterful.
They captured a moment.
And sometimes those two dudes don't agree and they take it outside.
Because you don't want to be fighting in front of the cast.
But, you know, they just don't agree and it's three in the morning and they're
going at
each other and they come back with a solution.
It's an intense, like, environment.
It's a, it's a, it's a fucked up creative process that I think you can't
emulate any other
way than just doing it, you know, shooting it.
In some ways, Josh was your first boss since Nabisco.
Is that right?
You haven't had a boss since then.
That's a great analogy.
I've, listen, I've, I've, I've studied.
No, I've never, I've never had a boss except, except back then.
I've only been fired once and I've never worked for anybody.
But I did work for Josh Safdie.
I actually was an employee.
Yeah.
That's how I felt.
And he's a reasonable guy, but the hours we worked, the hours, the immense
hours, like
18, 20 hours.
You might get them in trouble with the union.
I don't know if you're allowed to say that.
Well, I don't, you know, it's, it's.
They worked regular hours and.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, regular hours.
But when we were shooting the.
Jimmy Hoffa might break your knees.
When we were shooting the spanking scene, that happene