Actor Josh Brolin went through “The Late Show” on Thursday to offer Stephen Colbert a job, an opportunity that had joked in a hilarious video message the previous day.

While appearing in the Colbert program on Wednesday, Brolin’s “Armas” co -star, Julia Garner, learned that both she and Colbert regularly receive long Videos from Brolin, and announced that she had brought one specifically destined for the host.

Colbert touched the video, in which Brolin asked him how his life was going after News canceled his program controversial last month.

“I mean, how is your ship?” Brolin asked Colbert on the clip. “Now that you don’t have a job, you can spend more time on the boat. But I have an offer for you when I see you. So I know that. And look at the damn ‘Goonies’, man.”

The last comment caused the laugh of the crowd, since Colbert had previously told Brolin that he had not seen “The Goonies”, the beloved adventure classic of the age of majority starring a young Brolin.

Josh Brolin seemed relieved that Stephen Colbert was looking for a more traditional job
Josh Brolin seemed relieved that Stephen Colbert was looking for more traditional “benefits”.

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However, Brolin was not joking about Colbert’s imminent loss of employment. His show was eliminated a few days after Colbert criticized the News parent company Paramount to resolve a demand of $ 16 million with President Donald Trump before his administration approved the fusion of Paramount with Skydance Media. Cancellation caused generalized outrage: Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass). He suggested that he was politically motivated.

During his appearance at the Colbert show on Thursday, Brolin turned the host who soon served in his promised offer: becoming his personal assistant.

After the laughter of the audience decreased, the actor seemed confused when Colbert asked about the labor benefits that accompanied as health insurance.

“Oh, that,” Brolin replied. “Yes, of course. I thought you referred to sexual, and I thought, ‘In no way!'”

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Colbert couldn’t help laughing.

When the host asked him jokingly if they were still “in the air” after the insinuation, Brolin asked if he even mattered, which caused a Colbert to work soon responded: “No, in reality. He does not.”