Scott Eastwood
American actor and producer, son of Clint Eastwood, star of the World War II film Lucky Strike
Scott Eastwood (American actor and producer, son of Clint Eastwood, star of the World War II film Lucky Strike) has appeared as a guest on 1 episode in TMT. Topics they speak about most include World War II, Lucky Strike (2026 film), Runaway film production from California.
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Eastwood describes Guy Ritchie as rewriting scenes in real time on set, discarding the prepared script.
“You learn the script, then you show up and he's just like, throws it out the window and goes, you say this, you do that, you do this”
The Joe Rogan Experience: #2519 - Scott Eastwood (Jun 26, 2026) · Listen from 1:51:27
Eastwood recounts that taking a year off work before turning 40 left him more depressed rather than giving him perspective.
“And I actually got more depressed. I was like, wait, what the fuck is going on? I feel more depressed”
The Joe Rogan Experience: #2519 - Scott Eastwood (Jun 26, 2026) · Listen from 29:33
World War II
Eastwood argues World War II remains fascinating because it lacked moral ambiguity, unlike wars such as Vietnam.
“What they were doing in Nazi Germany was terrifying. They were exterminating innocent people”
The Joe Rogan Experience: #2519 - Scott Eastwood (Jun 26, 2026) · Listen from 2:09:02
Lucky Strike (2026 film)
Eastwood recounts meeting a 107-year-old World War II veteran while promoting Lucky Strike, an encounter that moved him to tears.
“I met one of the oldest living veterans the other night at the Washington Archives in DC, 107 years old”
The Joe Rogan Experience: #2519 - Scott Eastwood (Jun 26, 2026) · Listen from 2:02:05
Runaway film production from California
Eastwood says he has barely ever worked on a film shot in Los Angeles, lamenting the industry's departure from California.
“I don't think I've ever worked on... Maybe I've worked on one film, but it was for a week”
The Joe Rogan Experience: #2519 - Scott Eastwood (Jun 26, 2026) · Listen from 1:43:39
Method acting
Eastwood argues that becoming famous too young stunts personal growth, contrasting it with his own experience working menial jobs.
“You get famous too early, you get stunted in your growth”
The Joe Rogan Experience: #2519 - Scott Eastwood (Jun 26, 2026) · Listen from 1:38:40
Sharks
Eastwood suggests apparent increases in shark sightings reflect more cameras and drones rather than more sharks.
“I actually don't think there's any more sharks. I think there's just more cameras”
The Joe Rogan Experience: #2519 - Scott Eastwood (Jun 26, 2026) · Listen from 1:10:21
Psychedelics
Eastwood describes his 5-MeO-DMT experience as life-changing, saying that returning from it felt like seeing the world for the first time.
“And I think what was the most powerful thing was when you come back, it felt like seeing the world for the very first time again”
The Joe Rogan Experience: #2519 - Scott Eastwood (Jun 26, 2026) · Listen from 41:13
Political polarization in the United States
Eastwood suggests the red-versus-blue party division is maintained to control people and prevent unified revolt against moneyed interests.
“They divide in my opinion as to control. If you don't have division, that's when the pitchforks come out”
The Joe Rogan Experience: #2519 - Scott Eastwood (Jun 26, 2026) · Listen from 16:05
Appearances
#2519 - Scott EastwoodThe Joe Rogan Experience · Jun 26, 2026 · 2 h 34 min
Joe Rogan and actor Scott Eastwood discuss American food, political division, psychedelics and drug policy, acting and Hollywood, World War II film Lucky Strike, and doubts about recent assassinations.
Often appears with
- Joe Rogan · 1 shared episode