When Conor McGregor Made Robert De Niro Go Silent on Live TV-The Legend HadNo Response скачать в хорошем качестве

When Conor McGregor Made Robert De Niro Go Silent on Live TV-The Legend HadNo Response

Robert De Niro has played tough guys for 50 years. Gangsters, killers, boxers-the most violent characters in cinema history. Then he lectured Conor McGregor about "real violence vs movie violence" on live TV. February 2024. The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. De Niro: "Combat sports glorify actual violence in a troubling way. What I do is art, it's choreographed, nobody gets hurt." Conor: "How many people have you shot in your movies? Hundreds? Thousands?" De Niro: "That's acting. It's not real." Conor: "Exactly. You've made hundreds of millions pretending to be violent. I actually face consequences. So which one of us is glorifying violence?" 18 seconds of silence. Then Robert De Niro did something he's never done on TV: "You're right. I apologize. I spoke from moral superiority I hadn't earned." What followed wasn't humiliation it was mutual understanding between performed toughness and real toughness. What you'll discover: Why De Niro criticized combat sports on live TV How Conor exposed 50 years of Hollywood hypocrisy in 5 minutes - The moment De Niro admitted he was wrong Why they became friends after this confrontation How this changed De Niro's view of MMA forever This isn't about destroying a legend. It's about the difference between playing tough and being tough. Subscribe for confrontations that challenge assumptions Comment: Movie violence or real regulated combat which is more harmful? Share with someone who confuses Hollywood with reality #ConorMcGregor #RobertDeNiro #Hollywood #UFC #realtalk