ICYMI - Chris Rock Discusses "Fargo" and Civil Rights in America

The Daily Show: Ears Edition

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Comedy, Daily News, News

4.4 • 13.5K Ratings

🗓️ 25 November 2020

⏱️ 11 minutes

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Summary

Comedian and actor Chris Rock talks about his dramatic role as a charismatic villain on "Fargo," America's complicated civil rights struggles and self-exploring through therapy.

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0:00.0	You're listening to Comedy Central.
0:04.9	Chris Rock.
0:06.8	Welcome to the Daily Social List Instinct Show.
0:09.9	Yes.
0:10.6	Good to have you here.
0:11.6	Um, I feel like it's...
0:13.9	You are a human being who has...
0:16.6	After tambourine, you're special.
0:18.4	Tambourine felt like it was a turning point in your life.
0:21.2	And I feel like you have been on a journey of like just creating
0:25.2	like the renaissance of Chris Rock, you know?
0:28.0	It like tambourine was a point where you talked about family and your marriage
0:33.0	and what happened after that.
0:34.1	And you've been really open about going to therapy and changing your life and changing your mind.
0:38.2	Now you're in fogo, you know, in a role that like I don't think any of us would ever dreamed of seeing you.
0:43.5	Have you ever, have you ever even played a villain before?
0:45.7	I've never, you know what?
0:47.0	I like did one episode of...
0:50.9	Oh god.
0:52.0	Empire.
0:54.3	And I did a...
0:55.6	I did this movie Nurse Betty years ago.
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