Video: George Clooney with Professor Richard Brown September 26, 2005

Thanks Annemarie 

Are you two talking about two different Browns?

heartlove - Yes. They are different Richard Browns. The one in PAN's post is a producer from Scotland. The one I posted about is a professor at NYU in New York,

annemarie wrote:@Prof. Richard Brown #movies 101 #NYU #AMC.

I watched it Lizzy, I'm sorry I can't post it.

So many wonderful thoughts of time shared. Sometimes God puts us in a place where you can't credit luck. You know beyond any doubt the Almighty God had a hand in it. I'll give you an example of what I mean.

God/Jesus gave me the challenge to learn about George Clooney introspectively. In "Leatherheads" there is an African American/Black football player. However nobody in the movie ever seems to notice or comment about him being Black. George Clooney casted him as a player on the team, not the "black" player on the team. I realized that because I had Heavens view.

I wonder if he looks back over his career and find areas he would define as God intervening. Another scene in a movie I find Heaven's hand is last scene in "Surburbicon";, where the children are tossing the baseball. Powerful view of Heaven's light on how race relations can evolved in this country. POWERFUL!!!  It's something I'm reminded about everyday:  we have to teach the children...

Lizzy, here's the link - sorry I got the guy the first time around:

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Guys, I appreciate the help, but I've already watched the interview. I was oping someone could post it on COH so others wouldn't have to go to YouTube to find it.

PAN - I'm glad you got the other guy! I'd never heard of him (or my guy either, for that matter) and it was interesting to see how two men with the same name had different connections to George.

Right, I've posted the video in the first post of this thread. Adding YouTube videos is the easiest thing ever!  When you're in YouTube, you click on the word 'share' underneath the video and copy the code.  Then come back to this site and click on the little YouTube icon and paste the code.  Then post.

Katie -Thank you - both for posting the video and for the "tutorial". It's a really interesting interview and well worth a watch.