Who is interesting man in the world

Since my mids. And I also smoke a pipe. In winter, I like whiskey. I do like to drink, and I drink in moderation, but I have a cocktail every night, which I look forward to, and a nice glass of wine after that. She was disfigured, and it was an interesting story.

When I used to fall in love, I knew I was in love when my thoughts were in poetry. A lot? They go fast. Some people dream about their future; others wake up and do something about it. So, wake up!

Wake up! The stars are incredible. Yesterday, I was a child. A lot of people watch it go by, and some get in it and enjoy the journey and enjoy the parade. Life is an endless celebration of possibilities, and the sun will come up no matter how miserable the storm is.

The sun will come up. Never stop dreaming. For access to exclusive gear videos, celebrity interviews, and more, subscribe on YouTube! More Videos. More from Entertainment. The internet is filled with meme generators that display an image of Jonathan Goldsmith, and then allow users to enter two sentences that imitate the speaking style of The Most Interesting Man in the World.

Because these images are so easily created, they cover a wide range of topics. But when I do, I Y. This is not meant to be a formal definition of The Most Interesting Man in the World like most terms we define on Dictionary. Feedback See Today's Synonym. Word of the Day. Like his alter ego, Goldsmith sees life as an adventure not to be wasted, no matter how bruised you might get.

Goldsmith appeared in many popular westerns, but was no born horseman. Courtesy of Jonathan Goldsmith. And the actor has had his share of bruises. On the day of the Dos Equis audition, Goldsmith was in his late 60s and broke. Goldsmith spoke with Bostonia about his career, hanging out with President Obama, and his secret to staying interesting. Goldsmith: Well, I obviously gave them something that they wanted.

The audition was one that I wanted to run away from. It was a very bleak period for me. Being out of sight and out of mind in Hollywood has a very empty, lonely feeling—they forget you in a day. You discovered acting after college in an improv class.

What made you fall in love with it? I could vent and have cathartic experiences and explore extremities in stepping out of the safe box of who I was and what my experience was. The first time I ever did an improvisation was perhaps the first time in my life I ever got applause and a pat on the back. It was a wonderful feeling. Which story from your book has gotten the biggest response? You persevered on set, too.

What was your least favorite way to die? I guess being shot in the head by John Wayne [ The Shootist ]. A prop man just off-camera fired pellets filled with fake blood each time Wayne would shoot me in the head.

The next day, he doubled my salary. I was just tired of the angst I had as an actor, which most actors have, of never being right for a role—too tall, too short, too good-looking, not good-looking enough.

I decided that I wanted to determine what I was worth by what I was willing to do.