“The Cuban People Have Music In Their DNA” – Javier Bardem On Becoming Desi Arnaz

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Published on December 2, 2021

Renowned actor Javier Bardem tells Stephen about adjusting his Spanish to match the speaking style of Cuban-born Desi Arnaz, the man he portrays in the new film, “Being the Ricardos.” Stick around for parts two and three of Stephen’s interview with Javier Bardem! #Colbert #BeingTheRicardos #JavierBardem

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14 comments

  • Ivan Soto 2 years ago

    Your favorite javier Bardem films?

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  • wuhoo life 2 years ago

    Aaaaaaaaaaaa! Charm overflowing

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  • No Comment 2 years ago

    SIX!!!!!!

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  • D. James 2 years ago

    As an American living in Spain, I will tell you that there are no people more open and honest and expressive than the Spaniards. What Americans need to understand now is the time of Franco here in Spain and how it affected this culture and how the people still remember the repression and poverty and the cruelty that Franco inflicted on the majority of the population. Research it, learn about it, you Americans who voted for El Trumpo…..our democracy and lives depend on your awareness.

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  • Deeannash 2 years ago

    There is nothing “wierd” about calling it a spirit that comes through the artist.
    We don’t have precise language to describe what happens when actors or singers or instrumentalists create their art. Ask a songwriter or a pianist where it flows from and many of them will just say, I don’t know it just comes to me somehow . I don’t know if there’s a god, but art might be the greatest proof of it.

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  • steve conn 2 years ago

    I like Javier but he has as much resemblance to Desi Arnaz as Big Bird to Mr. T.

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  • Karen Hammonds 2 years ago

    Not ONE woman being interviewed. Nonetheless, nothing being said including this one…male bigoted channel …unsubscribing to this useless waste of time channel

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  • Eric Hagen 2 years ago

    he speaks the truth when he talks about ‘not wanting any part of that.’ i dont believe in spirits but ive seen actors take dark roles and get consumed in way other roles just dont do.

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  • Andreas Georgiades 2 years ago

    Anton Chigurh. Hands down most frightening villain in cinematic history. Javier more than deserved the Oscar, Golden Globe, and BAFTA for that towering performance.

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  • Kathleen Lackman 2 years ago

    I like him

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  • Renee Wentz 2 years ago

    I watch all of the late night shows and Stephen’s guests have the best entrances. We can thank Jon for the proper music that gets everyone going. Great. I think it makes the guests so comfortable.

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  • rohan ingle 2 years ago

    I always pronounced it Xavier Bardem like St Francis Xavier..

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  • IndieUpbeats 2 years ago

    “When you’re given such a treasure of intimacy, you really need to put all your commitment into trying to earn it.” Mm, preach, Javier!

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  • Snutih 2 years ago

    Wow he used to be so hot, what happened?

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