Joaquin Phoenix needs an intervention before it's too late.

All I can say is wow, it was almost like it was staged but I know it wasn't. The guy is obviously abusing drugs either illegal or prescribed. I really enjoy his acting and haven't heard him sing except in his movie about J.Cash but I don't think he is heading down a good road in his life.

Joaquin Phoenix on Letterman.

You could see him tweeking and trippin even behind those shades, I know he is uncomfortable and shy but I just have a felling he will end up like his brother.

Anyone heard him sing? I just hope he gets himself straightened out and doesn't give up acting.

It gives a whole other meaning to just say no.

Dude...its all an act. He's faking itAnti-Venom

meh.....Phoenix is an OK actor.

I wouldn't miss him

[QUOTE="Anti-Venom"]Dude...its all an act. He's faking itJandurin

I have seen plenty of people blitzed like that. That is definatley not an act.-Stephanie-

[QUOTE="mattykovax"]You know, I really do not care about the drug problems of famous people. It has no bearing on my life whatsoever.A1B2C3CAL

If Phoenix is truly out of movies and becoming anti-establishment, this could be an act of protest. Often times a contract with a studio requires an actor to make appearances and promote a movie. If Joaquin was forced to appear, after having nothing to do with Hollywood, couldn't this have been him saying to his producers, "You want me to promote this thing? Then watch how bad a decision that will be on your part."

Also, Phoenix's transition from movies to hip-hop is being documented for a film by Casey Afflec. Was this just acting and we'll see it again in the context of his documentary?

Finally, after Phoenix got up to leave, he turned around, took off his glasses and said something to Letterman at the very end. I would love to know what that was. Maybe, "Thanks for playing along."

le.com

[QUOTE="-Stephanie-"]I have seen plenty of people blitzed like that. That is definatley not an act.Jandurin

Well, he did play Johnny Cash, who had the hit single cocaine.

le.com[QUOTE="Jandurin"][QUOTE="-Stephanie-"]I have seen plenty of people blitzed like that. That is definatley not an act.Dark-Sithious

Well, he did play Johnny Cash, who had the hit single cocaine.

[QUOTE="Dark-Sithious"]

le.com[QUOTE="Jandurin"] He's... an.... ACTOR.D3nnyCrane

Well, he did play Johnny Cash, who had the hit single cocaine.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W40e-vBOFbY&feature=related

If Phoenix is truly out of movies and becoming anti-establishment, this could be an act of protest. Often times a contract with a studio requires an actor to make appearances and promote a movie. If Joaquin was forced to appear, after having nothing to do with Hollywood, couldn't this have been him saying to his producers, "You want me to promote this thing? Then watch how bad a decision that will be on your part."

Also, Phoenix's transition from movies to hip-hop is being documented for a film by Casey Afflec. Was this just acting and we'll see it again in the context of his documentary?

Finally, after Phoenix got up to leave, he turned around, took off his glasses and said something to Letterman at the very end. I would love to know what that was. Maybe, "Thanks for playing along."

scaryteddy

[QUOTE="Dark-Sithious"]

le.com[QUOTE="Jandurin"] He's... an.... ACTOR.D3nnyCrane

Well, he did play Johnny Cash, who had the hit single cocaine.

[QUOTE="D3nnyCrane"][QUOTE="Dark-Sithious"]

Well, he did play Johnny Cash, who had the hit single cocaine.

Dark-Sithious

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W40e-vBOFbY&feature=related

[QUOTE="Dark-Sithious"][QUOTE="D3nnyCrane"] Umm... Eric Clapton is not Johnny Cash...shoeman12

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W40e-vBOFbY&feature=related

No ****

He was wasted! that wasnt an act

I cant beleive he did that

If Phoenix is truly out of movies and becoming anti-establishment, this could be an act of protest. Often times a contract with a studio requires an actor to make appearances and promote a movie. If Joaquin was forced to appear, after having nothing to do with Hollywood, couldn't this have been him saying to his producers, "You want me to promote this thing? Then watch how bad a decision that will be on your part."

Also, Phoenix's transition from movies to hip-hop is being documented for a film by Casey Afflec. Was this just acting and we'll see it again in the context of his documentary?

Finally, after Phoenix got up to leave, he turned around, took off his glasses and said something to Letterman at the very end. I would love to know what that was. Maybe, "Thanks for playing along."

scaryteddy

[QUOTE="scaryteddy"]

If Phoenix is truly out of movies and becoming anti-establishment, this could be an act of protest. Often times a contract with a studio requires an actor to make appearances and promote a movie. If Joaquin was forced to appear, after having nothing to do with Hollywood, couldn't this have been him saying to his producers, "You want me to promote this thing? Then watch how bad a decision that will be on your part."

Also, Phoenix's transition from movies to hip-hop is being documented for a film by Casey Afflec. Was this just acting and we'll see it again in the context of his documentary?

Finally, after Phoenix got up to leave, he turned around, took off his glasses and said something to Letterman at the very end. I would love to know what that was. Maybe, "Thanks for playing along."

omfg_its_dally

You should check out Letterman's interview with Crispin Glover.Travo_basic

Yeah, that one is great. Definitely an act.

I suspect that Joaquin's new, bearded persona may be an act as well.

Oh yeah he has dropped out of acting, gone crazy, he is moving in a whole new direction in life

and we learned this from his appearance promoting his latest film :P

i hate Phoenix. He's a regular jackass.MaddenBowler10

How do you know he is a jackass? Do you know him well or have you ever met him?