Among the most talked-about incidents in late 2000s television, Phoenix famously chose to remain in character promoting the 2020 mockumentary, I'm Still Here, in which he played a fictionalized version of himself attempting to build a career as a fledgling rap artist.
Over 15 years since his previous appearance on The Late Show, the 50-year-old Gladiator actor recently returned to the program, sharing his own experiences with host Stephen Colbert about his "uncomfortable" interview with Letterman.
“That was the kind of intention — I just always wanted to get this reaction and see how I would respond to that," the actor continued. "So it was beneficial for no one to know, except when needed.”
Exploring the widespread media attention the interview later received, Phoenix went on to reflect, "It was strange because in some ways, it was a success, and it was also just one of the worst nights of my life.”
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