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Teri Reeves: When getting choked out is something you look forward to. Ladies and gentleman, #scottcaan. #beast #teacher #badass #bjj #bjjlife

Teri Reeves: #putsyoutosleepgently

@темы: джиу-джитсу, 2017, candid/bts

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спасибо за находку, криштя <3

"Scotty Caan is an L.A. figurehead and a virtuoso, whether it’s acting, photography, skateboarding, or even rap (anyone remember?). I photographed him outside of Swingers after lunch one afternoon, with the intent of cementing his classic, old-school Hollywood appeal. Meanwhile the paparazzi circled us like vultures — You’d never guess by how nonplussed and collected he remained, as effortless as his hair. Scotty’s a good guy, and his film Mercy was one of my favorites of 2010. He also happens to star in the biggest show on TV right now, Hawaii 5-0."

— Photos of 2010: Stories
Bobby Hundreds | December, 2010/17

@темы: 2017, PoV, 2010

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Ed Schiff (2013): Did a magic gig yesterday for a great charity golf tournament at El Cabrillo country club. The Caan family hosted it. 1st class all the way. Scott Caan was kind enough to watch my magic and still took a picture with me.
From there straight to thw The Magic Castle®

Ed Schiff (2017): He was really a gentleman. It was for a charity. Tons of show business people were there. congrats to them

@темы: 2013, 2017, candid/bts

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Dinos Chicken & Burgers Los Angeles: A little TBT..... Scott Caan enjoying lunch at Dino's Chicken and Burgers!

@темы: candid/bts, 2014

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Открытый международный чемпионат BJJ в Сан-Диего, прошедший 13 мая



Simon Sandoval: Scott Caan from Varsity Blues!!!! I competed against his student. I never would have guessed, he's a black belt.

mynameiseli: Told you Simon -He's Sunny Corleone -I'm Michael -and you're Connie ! 😜




Blayne K Lopez: With my Stronghold/Alliance family today at the #IBJJF San Diego Open. Oh, and Danno (Scott Caan) from 'Hawaii 5-0' was here too! #bookemdanno #hawaii50 #blackbelt




Steve Taligatos: Had an awesome time here at the IBJJF San Diego Open!!! Also got to meet Scott Caan from the movie Ocean's 11-13!!!! Pretty cool!!! Now time to eat. Hehe!!! #cobrinhabjj #cobrinhabjjlv #hectorvbjj #championsmadebychampions #alliance #alliancela #cantstopwontstop #nevergiveup #alldaybjj #bjjlifestyle #steventbjj #cobrinhafamily #bjjohana #eliteprinting #nopolitics #monkeytape #arvieg #albinoandpreto #syr #shoyoroll #rebelsagainstthemainstream #befirstnoless #aandp #creativetransitions #bearsyr #evolveurgame #bjjink #shoyoroach #moskova

@темы: джиу-джитсу, 2017, candid/bts

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Интервью со Скоттом для The Hollywood 360:

The Hollywood 360 sat down with Scott Caan (Danno, “Hawaii Five-O”) and asked him about his reaction to this fabulous organization. “I’ve been surfing my whole life and I have gotten so many benefits out of the ocean. When Pat came up with this idea, he didn’t have to pitch me at all. I told him I was in. I’ve seen what it has done for kids, I’ve seen the changes they go through, I’ve seen the power of the ocean. It’s super close to my heart and I am so happy I get to do something that helps and teaches these very special kids.” “It’s one thing to give money to a charity, it’s another to be able to do something not everyone can do. I’ve been surfing with kids a long time and it’s one of my favorite things in the world to do.” “A Walk on Water is such a special group of people and such a special cause. I can’t tell you how amazing it is to see a kid kicking and screaming on the beach saying, ‘NO, NO, NO…’ and then getting them on a wave and then they want to go back out and do it again.”

Sheryl Aronson, Linita Masters | April 29, 2017

— A Walk On Water We Are Surf Therapy

Тизеры на иг, фб и твиттере:



hwood360: Scott Caan showing support for A Walk on Water"s (AWOW) Wine For Waves charity event at Malibu Wines with A Walk in Water president Pat R Notaro III . . AWOW raising money for their Youth Program that uses Surf Therapy for kids with special needs. @awalkonwater #awalkonwater #MalibuWines #Charity #causes #scottcaan #hawaiifive0 #surf #Surftherapy #malibuwinesafari #wineforwaves #AWOW @zerodisplacement




Sheryl Aronson: "The Hollywood 360" interviewed one of the hottest television stars, Scott Caan, who plays Danno on "Hawaii Five-0" at The Walk On Water Charity, Malibu Wines. He is a big supporter of the orgnaization and an avid surfer himself. Read all about the evening in "The Hollywood 360".




Nitalishus: Interviewed #ScottCaan at Wine For Waves #fundraising event for A Walk On Water @awalkonwater1 #AWOW #Danno #H50 #surf #causes

запись создана: 02.05.2017 в 00:47

@темы: 2017, благотворительность, публичные появления, событие: A Walk On Water, интервью

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Больше джинсовой курточки для Кришти
Закрытая пати "Wine for Waves" для участников "A Walk On Water"















Альбом в галерее "A Walk On Water presents Wine for Waves"
Альбом в галерее Scott Caan Web

Bob Delgadillo | April 28, 2017

@темы: 2017, благотворительность, публичные появления, событие: A Walk On Water

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jenn03m: Always good to see Jacob's buddy Scott! His support for #awalkonwater does not go unnoticed!



cherylwinsor: Great night for a great cause. @awalkonwater #malibuwines #surftherapy #charityevent #h50#scottcaan

@темы: 2017, candid/bts, событие: A Walk On Water

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ramondeocampo: #BTS with the cool and gracious #scottcaan #h50 #hawaii50

@темы: 2017, candid/bts, роль: Дэнни Уильямс (Hawaii Five-0)

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hawaiifive0cbs: Take a look at rehearsing an #H50 stunt! 💪 NEW #H50 tonight 9/8c 🔀




iamlaurenshaw: Just over here, practicing my rear naked choke on Scott... jiu jitsu for life y'all! 🤙🏼🥋[still photo just released by CBS... tune in Friday to Hawaii 50!] #hawaii50 #jiujitsu #gracie

@темы: 2017, candid/bts, роль: Дэнни Уильямс (Hawaii Five-0)

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@темы: 2017, candid/bts

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Полный альбом в галерее Paul Otte/ A Walk On Water



Полный альбом в галерее Rachael Etter / A Walk On Water

@темы: 2017, благотворительность, candid/bts, событие: A Walk On Water

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дождались HQ~

















фото: JB Lacroix, Rich Polk, Tibrina Hobson и другие

Полный альбом в галерее Scott Caan Web

@темы: 2017, благотворительность, публичные появления, событие: Safe Kids Day

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kelsey.marie.white: Down but not out.

This is how we handle being hurt and fighting urge to surf. Sit together and talk about surf and puppies. Thanks for being my hurt bestie on Saturday.

Thank you for being with @awalkonwater since day one. We appreciate the heck out of you. 📷@rachael_etter

#scottcaan #kittycat #bestconversations

@темы: 2017, благотворительность, candid/bts, событие: A Walk On Water

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не знаю, где лиза нашла эту прелесть, но хочу ее здесь.
съемки сцены взрыва из 7.18. размер по клику





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Tai Tran

@темы: 2017, candid/bts, роль: Дэнни Уильямс (Hawaii Five-0)

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hasrhawaii: Just got off the plane and guess who? BOOKUM DANNO

+1, дот и джордж

hasrhawaii: Well behaved dogs

@темы: 2017, candid/bts

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60th Cannes International Film Festival

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stephanekossmann: Scott is also a great photographer --------------------------------
#scottcaan #cannesfilmfestival #renault #officialcar #leica #photographer #actor #writer #gentlemen #ocean'seleven #ocean'stwelve #ocean'sthirteen #andmanymore

за компанию

где-то на 93% уверена, что это с премьеры ocean's thirteen, так что кину сюда остальное



Фотоколл, полный альбом в галерее ScottCaanWeb
Красная дорожка, полный альбом в галерее ScottCaanWeb
Афтерпати, полный альбом в галерее ScottCaanWeb

24 May, 2007

@темы: 2007, публичные появления, событие: Cannes International Film Festival, роль: Терк Маллой (Ocean's Eleven / Ocean's Twelve / Ocean's Thirteen)

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Интервью со Скоттом для журнала THE FALL (кажется, неполное):

There are few actors left in the world today who you could rightly refer to as ‘legend’. James Caan is one of them. Rather than let the weight of that name drag him down Scott Caan reveals how he carved out his own piece of the entertainment world and beyond. “I’m a high-school drop-out,” Scott Caan says, laughing all the way from Oahu, Hawaii. The 40-year-old actor and LA native is taking time out of shooting the hit CBS show, Hawaii Five-O. Earlier in the day he visited the beach and squeezed in a session with his jujitsu instructor – as far a high school drop-outs go, he’s not doing too badly. He goes on, “I knew school wasn’t for me. Everybody in high school was thinking about what college they could go to or where to apply…and I was thinking about how not to go to the 11th grade.” He is of course joking – in reality, Caan grew up in California as the son of the legendary actor James Caan and spent his childhood being immersed in the business of Hollywood. You might recognise him as the brash, blonde quiffed quick talker in Entourage, the crisp Turk Malloy in the Ocean’s 11 series or the slick detective Danny ‘Danno’ Williams in the long running hit Hawaii Five-O. It’s perhaps unsurprising then that he realised at an early age that academia wasn’t for him and there was an option to pursue his passion to be creative. “My dad didn’t want me to get into the business,” laughs Caan. ”He knew it would be hard to do this job over and over again and it’s creatively hard to get excited about playing the same dude for seven years. My dad is probably one of the most interesting people I’ve ever met. When you’re young you don’t see your father as a legend, you just know that he’s an interesting, colourful, wild kinda cat and you think, ‘I want to be like that guy’. If you come from creative people it’s just in you.” The creative impulse is something, it seems, that was in his blood from the very beginning. Caan has done almost everything – music, surfing, photography, acting, directing. As a teenager in the early 90s he co-founded the hip hop collective The Whooliganz with his long time producer friend, The Alchemist, after gorging on artists like Nas, A Tribe Called Quest and Eric B & Rakim. At the time when B-Boy culture was making its way to LA from New York, Caan was beginning his love of counter-cultural art forms. “Hip hop was our punk,” he says. “It became the biggest culture in the world but at the time it was us being misfits. Graffiti, B-Boying, MCing and breakdancing was a way for us to be like, ‘we don’t wanna be on the football team, we don’t want to be on the baseball team, we wanna do this’.” Wanting to navigate his way through the world away from the preoccupations of the mainstream is a theme of Caan’s creative life away from acting. Now, the slick aesthetic of designer surf wear and slick surfers being captured on Instagram looks aspirational but, for Caan, it was the countercultural aspect of the culture that appealed to him as a teenager back in the 80s. “Surfing and skateboarding was our way of saying ‘fuck you’,” he says. “At 15, I didn’t look up to the captain of the football team, I didn’t look up to the guys getting the best grades, I looked up to the guys in Venice [Beach], the guys smoking weed and surfing at the breakwater. “Now you have 13-year-old girls getting boards for their birthday. You go surfing and there’s guys pulling up with Range Rovers and long boards sticking out of their cars. All that stuff used to be underground and punk and now it’s mainstream. For us, it was our world, our version of being outcasts.” He cites the infamous 2001 skating documentary Dogtown and Z -Boys as a good representation of what the culture felt like at the time – “skating is what we did when there were no waves” – and, for him, it was the freedom of being in open water that spoke to him. Today he still surfs as a way to force himself to reflect on ‘the moments.’ Its power might be why he now also works with A Walk On Water, a charitable organisation that seeks to use surfing as a tool to support children with special needs. “I surf today because there’s something about being in the water – when you’re surfing a wave there’s really nothing to trip on. There’s really nothing else but the moment. It’s just something I don’t know how to explain.” For someone who lives in the highly structured world of Hollywood, the option to shrug off the tight structure of work life is understandable.

Kieran Yates | March 8, 2017













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Estevan Oriol | March 8, 2017

— Scott Caan Rides The Hollywood Wave His Own Way

@темы: статьи, фотосессии, 2017, интервью

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clairevandboom: Rachel returns. Throw back to my first week filming #Hawaiifive0 7yrs ago. Still a whole lotta love for these guys.

@темы: 2017, candid/bts, H50 cast, роль: Дэнни Уильямс (Hawaii Five-0), 2010

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Q&A со Скоттом и Джимми на CineVegas Film Festival:

One-on-one with the Caan men I sat down with legendary actor James Caan and his son Scott, who is following in his father’s footsteps. Scott’s film Mercy was screened at CineVegas. He wrote it, stars in it -- and even hired his dad for it! Scott describes it as a tragic romance between a critic who pans the book of a writer who never fell in love. Somehow they fall deeply in love, but death intervenes! Here’s my chat with the father-and-son stars: Robin Leach: Shades of real life in this movie between you and Scott, yes? James Caan: Not at all, exactly the opposite that made it so difficult. We have a great relationship. RL: When somebody falls in love, and then it’s wrenched right from him or her -- the theme of mercy -- how do you draw that kind of gut reaction when you haven’t experienced it for yourself? Scott Caan: I’m probably the wrong person to ask because I have experienced it myself. I mean, I know what it’s like to be really hurt over a woman. RL: Those were the shades of real life I was referring to. SC: I know what it feels like to not want to continue because you’re so broken up over a woman. JC: He has yet to explain it to me, though. SC: I think death is almost easier than a breakup. I think death has finality, and sometimes breaking up with a woman you don’t know if it’s right or wrong, is sometimes the most torturous thing in the world. RL: How many times has that happened to you? SC: Just once. RL: That was enough for you -- was this movie cathartic? SC: Oddly enough, I wrote this movie before it happened, but I always have a hard time with breakups. I think it’s a really sad thing. JC: It’s sad, but the nice thing about him is that he’s very much a one-woman guy. But I think when he finds it, he’ll be very, very happy. RL: It’s interesting that you wrote the movie before the real-life experience. SC: Before the really, really heavy emotional roller-coaster I went through. RL: Did writing the movie prepare you for what happened? SC: No, I think it’s the worse thing in the world. I don’t think there’s anything more painful than that. But that’s what the movie is about, it’s about somebody who doesn’t want to take that chance and finally when he does, this is what happens, always a happy ending. And ultimately you learn more than you suffer, and you continue on and find someone else. RL: So if you break up and you’re emotionally gutted, how long does the repair job take? SC: I don’t think ever, if you get hurt that bad. I think you’re going to hurt forever. RL: So if you get hurt that bad, then it was really love? SC: I don’t know about that. I don’t have that answer. RL: But this is different than just breaking up, Scott? SC: I was using it as a metaphor; it was death. I was just using it to make a point; I think it’s comparable. The pain is comparable and ultimately death is probably almost easier to get over, for me, in my experience. JC: I was an emotional wreck when I lost my sister, but in an odd way, I don’t think it’s as wrenching as a love forever, you know that kind of deep love. So sometimes it’s even worse. That’s what sent me down a spiral of drugs and drink for a while. SC: Yeah, that’s what I meant. RL: What was it like working with your dad and hiring him? And what was it like working for your son and working with him? JC: He was very cheap! SC: I’m the only guy who can get him for cheap! It was really, really difficult, and I’ll tell you why, for me, I think an actor is at their best when their own emotions can carry over into a scene. So for me to do a scene with him that is so different from how we are, it was really hard. And it was really hard to not let our real relationship shine through; it was almost impossible. You can’t fake how it is. RL: Isn’t that what acting is? SC: No, not for me. JC: It’s a heightened reality, we always know. I mean there are rare moments that you forget you’re on camera, but you are pretty much aware of what you’re doing. I had a way of solving it for myself, because my feelings were exactly like his, so I had that connection, I was so bitter about it. I was more in love with love, I think I had the same feeling; I just went off the other side. RL: How long did your healing take? SC: I think it’s how I said it was. You never heal; it doesn’t go away.

Robin Leach | June 13, 2009



Denise Truscello | June 13, 2009

— Q&A: James and Scott Caan discuss lost loves

@темы: проект: Mercy, роль: Джонни Райан (Mercy), окружение: Джимми, 2009, интервью