Josh Brolin Gives Stephen Colbert Some Cheeky Advice After CBS Ousting
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The "Weapons" star even offered Colbert a new job.
Actor Josh Brolin dropped by “The Late Show” on Thursday to offer Stephen Colbert a job — an opportunity he’d teased in a hilarious video message the day before.
While appearing on Colbert’s show on Wednesday, Brolin’s “Weapons” co-star Julia Garner learned that both she and Colbert regularly receive lengthy videos from Brolin — and announced that she had brought one specifically intended for the host.
Colbert played the video, in which Brolin asked him how his life was going after CBS controversially canceled his program last month.
“I want to say, how’s your boat?” Brolin asked Colbert in the clip. “Now that you don’t have a job, you’ll be able to spend more time on the boat. But I have an offer for you when I see you. So just know that. And watch the fucking ‘Goonies,’ man.”
The latter comment prompted laughter from the crowd, since Colbert had previously told Brolin that he hadn’t seen “The Goonies” — the beloved coming-of-age adventure classic starring a young Brolin.
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