Martin Kove of Cobra Kai talks about returning to the character John Kreese, years of wild acting stories and his new podcast on Uncut with Jay Cutler

Uncut with Jay Cutler

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Society & Culture, Sports, Talk Radio

4.6 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 19 January 2022

⏱️ 41 minutes

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Martin Kove joins Jay to talk about the success of Cobra Kai, and what prompted him to return to the character of John Kreese after 35 years. Martin also jokes about how the character affected his castings going forward (and shares a WILD story about changing a producer's mind) and how he got started in acting so many years ago. Plus Marty and Jay share a love of Yellowstone and 1883, their love of being Tennessee residents, and how the expansion of technology led him and his family into the world of podcasting.

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0:00.0	Hey, hey, hey!
0:01.6	The Denver Broncos select Jay Cutler, quarterback,
0:06.0	and a better color straight drop.
0:07.8	It steps up in the pocket.
0:08.7	I'm going to be best friends with Jay Cutler.
0:11.2	Really?
0:11.7	Yeah.
0:12.4	Cutler throws and corporate touchdown.
0:18.3	OK, welcome back on Cutler with Jay Cutler.
0:20.3	Today, cool guests.
0:23.4	As a kid, I remember this movie well.
0:27.5	I think it was 82, 83.
0:29.2	It was film, Cruddy Kid.
0:31.4	There's more than one watched it.
0:33.5	I think we might have had a VHS of it, I think.
0:37.2	But Martin was John Creece in it.
0:42.2	He had a Cobra Kai.
0:44.0	He was the bad guy.
0:46.7	All the things in now, Cobra Kai is back on Netflix season 4.
0:50.9	If you haven't watched it, check it out.
0:53.7	I've watched season 1, 2, and 3.
0:57.3	Really enjoyed it.
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