Justin Hartley Invites the This Is Us Cast to Guest Star in Tracker, Talks Doing His Own Stunts

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0:01-It's always great to see you. -Thank you, I appreciate that.

0:02It's always good to see you, as well.

0:04Congrats again. Yeah.

0:05It's Justin Hartley in the house.

0:06[ Cheers and applause ]

0:08-Thank you.

0:09-Congrats on "Tracker." It's a big hit.

0:12-Thanks, yeah. -That's fantastic.

0:13I saw your beautiful wife backstage.

0:16I was going to ask you, what are you doing for Mother's Day?

0:18Anything...? -We -- Well, so, look.

0:21Mother's Day -- I work a lot,

0:23so a lot of times I'm not around my mother for Mother's Day.

0:26But when I am around her, she's sort of like, um --

0:30How do I explain -- She's a very smart woman,

0:32very beautiful woman, very regal, very, um,

0:35knowledgeable and just -- just a treat.

0:37Just everybody loves -- She walks into a room,

0:39and everybody just loves Jackie, right?

0:42She's also a bit of a clown. -Okay.

0:44-And so I got time to spend with her.

0:46We were in -- we were in Beverly Hills, we were shopping.

0:48My wife and I were shopping.

0:50And I noticed that there's some paparazzi

0:52that are taking photos of us, which is fine.

0:53They're doing their own thing, and they're out of the way.

0:55But I lean back to my mother, and I say, "Hey,

0:57just so you know, I like to give you a little heads-up,

0:59like, there's photographs being taken, so whatever."

1:02And so she decides to do this whole photobombing thing

1:05with me, and it's unbelievable.

1:07I think I brought -- Yeah, it's outrageous.

1:09This woman is like --

1:10-Here's you guys. -Not joking around there.

1:12There we are, trying to be cool

1:13and, like, hang out and do our thing.

1:14And there's my mother.

1:15[ Laughter ]

1:18-Dude, she's like -- she's doing faces and doing bits?

1:20-She's doing faces.

1:21So the funny -- the funny thing is,

1:23is she's really getting a kick out of it.

1:24My daughter's next to her, and she's really --

1:26just really getting a kick out of razzing me.

1:28So the next day, I see this photo.

1:30And so I send it to her, and I go, "Look at this,"

1:32and she goes, "Oh, it's a good thing

1:34they don't publish those things."

1:35And I go, "Where the -- where the hell do you think

1:37I found the photo, mother?" [ Laughter ]

1:39She was mortified and devastated.

1:41Devastated. But there's another picture

1:43of her really getting a kick out of her, uh...

1:45Out of her -- Yeah.

1:47Now that's what she really looks.

1:48-Yeah. She's gorgeous. She's gorgeous.

1:49Come on, Mom. We love you, Mom.

1:51-You see how happy she is about razzing me like that.

1:54-The best. -Yeah, yeah, yeah.

1:56-We love you, Mom.

1:57-We love you. Happy Mother's Day.

1:58I saw that you're about to do a college commencement speech.

2:01-I am. -Have you done this before?

2:04-No. -Okay. All right.

2:06-Well, the deal with this whole thing,

2:08Jimmy, is that people were like --

2:10That's like the fifth time someone's asked me,

2:11"Have you done this before?"

2:12And then they look at me like that,

2:14like, "What have you got yourself into?" kind of.

2:16Yeah. -Yeah.

2:17-And I'm like, starting to get really nervous about it now.

2:18I wasn't nervous before. I was fine.

2:20I was like, "No, it's great. It's gonna be a lot of fun."

2:21I can't wait. These kids accomplished something.

2:23It's going to be amazing. Four years out of school,

2:25or five, depending on how long it takes you, whatever.

2:27And, um -- six, whatever. -Yeah, yeah, yeah.

2:29-Let's go. Let's be real.

2:31-Or you drop out, whatever. -Drop out, whatever it takes.

2:33I don't know. You and I are sitting here.

2:34-Yeah. No, exactly.

2:36-But now I'm starting to get a little nervous about it

2:37because it's a lot of pressure. Right?

2:39And I'm wondering, like, what I got myself into.

2:41-No, you're gonna be fantastic. -I hope so.

2:42-They're gonna love you. -I hope so, I hope so.

2:44-Your daughter's graduating college.

2:45-She's graduating, yeah. She's graduating in

2:47a couple of -- couple of months. Yeah.

2:48-Congratulations. That's wild.

2:49-It's exciting. She's, uh -- [ Cheers and applause ]

2:51Yeah, she does really -- She does really well in school.

2:54She does better -- better than her father did in school.

2:56Let me put it that way, yeah. -Yeah.

2:58Did you know what you wanted to do when you were in college?

3:01-Um, no, I -- you know what? I had this really weird idea

3:04that I was gonna be -- Not weird,

3:06but I thought I would be a teacher.

3:07My mom's a teacher, so I thought,

3:08"Well, I'll just go into teaching."

3:10-Great. -Yeah, that's great

3:11and wonderful, but then I also had this sort of weird idea

3:13that I was gonna be a kind of a -- like, a coach,

3:16a professional coach of, like, basketball or

3:19baseball or football.

3:21I didn't have a sport picked out.

3:22I just thought, "That'd be cool to be a --

3:24Like, Bill Cowher's got a great job."

3:26You know what I mean? I thought I would do that.

3:28Just such a fool. -Wow.

3:29-Really, yeah. -So did you start to go to...

3:32-No, I didn't do anything. Just -- And I did nothing.

3:34I ended up doing -- I ended up doing this --

3:36this class in college. It was called, uh,

3:40Oral Interpretation of Children's Literature.

3:42And I thought, "This is a blow-off class.

3:44It's gonna be easy nursery rhymes and things like that."

3:45-In college. -In college, yeah.

3:47I thought, "This is the simplest thing in the world."

3:48-Yeah. -Hickory dickory dock,

3:49all this kind of stuff. Whatever. Easy A.

3:51-Yeah. -And you get in there,

3:52and you start to realize these people who wrote

3:53these nursery rhymes are, like, dropping acid

3:55or something's going on. It doesn't make any sense.

3:57And you got to interpret all this stuff.

3:59And it was an acting class. So you have to get up

4:02and perform these nursery rhymes and things like that.

4:04I end up getting this acting bug.

4:06I ended up -- I was horrified, completely horrified.

4:09-Yeah. -And then I just

4:10ended up loving it. I got cast in a play,

4:12and I thought, "Well, this is the greatest thing in the world.

4:14I got to try to do this for the rest of my life.

4:15-There you go. And it turned out okay.

4:17-So far so good.

4:18-You don't have to coach or anything.

4:19-I don't have to coach anybody. Yeah.

4:21Was your first gig on "Passions"?

4:25-My first gig was on "Passions."

4:27-"Passions" was great. Nice. -It was -- it was a trip.

4:29It was a trip. And so I got --

4:31So I got this gig by the skin of my teeth.

4:33Barely got it.

4:34And I ended up showing up.

4:36And I'm working with this actor, Ben Masters --

4:38late, great Ben Masters -- really talented actor,

4:40theater actor, New York actor, really great, great guy.

4:44And he has this three-page monologue.

4:46I show up -- He's my dad in the show.

4:48And my line is, "Hello, Father." Makes sense, right?

4:52Easy enough. I got lost in the monologue.

4:55He did this three-page monologue.

4:56This is like day one.

4:58He does this three-page monologue.

4:59I'm just working his tail off, right?

5:01He turns around, looks at me,

5:03and I'm just mesmerized by this guy's acting.

5:05I didn't say a word. -Didn't say, "Hello, Father?"

5:07-I ruined the -- No, I didn't say anything.

5:09I ruined his entire monologue.

5:11So that was how I introduced myself to, uh, to acting.

5:13-How many times did he have to do the monologue?

5:14-Well, he had to do it again. [ Laughter ]

5:17-Yeah, he wasn't -- he wasn't too happy about that.

5:19-Yeah, but everything worked out okay.

5:21Here we are, season three of "Tracker."

5:23You're crushing it, buddy. It's so good.

5:25[ Cheers and applause ]

5:27It's well-written. The stunts are good.

5:30-Yeah. -Are you getting better

5:31and better at doing stunts?

5:34-You know, I try to do --

5:36I try to do all of my own stunts,

5:38and I say this in this way, on camera.

5:40So in other words, when you see them,

5:42I like for the audience to see that it's me doing them,

5:45which basically means that I have a stunt team

5:46that does those stunts a hundred times

5:48before I'm allowed to do it at all.

5:49So, it's not like I'm doing everything.

5:51They're doing all the heavy lifting.

5:52But when you watch the show, I like to do my own stunts.

5:54There are certain things they don't let you do.

5:56They're just too dangerous.

5:57You're not -- you know, I'm not getting in car crashes.

5:59I'm not lighting myself on fire. I'm not, you know --

6:01I get hurt doing the fake fighting, so it's like...

6:04-Yeah, that's usually like that.

6:05-I see a fake fight coming up, and I'm like, "Oh, man,

6:07I got to stretch out the neck." -Oh, you're so good at it.

6:09-Yeah, thanks. -And there's a lot of great --

6:10the cast is great, as well,

6:13surrounding you. The special guest stars.

6:15Is there any one -- any dream guest stars

6:17you'd like to have on?

6:19-I mean, look. Well, I'm back here.

6:20This reminds me, I did a show here for a while

6:22called "This Is Us."

6:24I wouldn't mind having those guys on.

6:25[ Cheers and applause ] They're busy.

6:27They're all very -- they're all very, very busy.

6:28But, um -- but, yeah, I mean, I think such a diverse cast,

6:31and they can all do a bunch of different things.

6:33-That would be so fun. -Yeah.

6:34They wouldn't come back, like, as my family

6:36or anything necessarily, but it would be cool

6:37to have them back on. -That's when I first met you.

6:39-Yeah. -So I'm happy.

6:41I'm thankful for that show. -Me too, me too.

6:42-Do people still come up to you and say, "I love that show"?

6:44-"This Is Us"? Yeah. They do.

6:46And it's more than just a show, even.

6:48It's like -- It's unbelievable.

6:49Just the other day, I had a woman walk up to me

6:51and tell me a story about her --

6:53Her mother had passed away.

6:54Um, if you're watching, that was a lovely story.

6:58Um, her mother had passed away a year and a half ago.

7:00She said she had a really tough time getting over it,

7:02and the show actually helped put her in a better place.

7:06And she looked me square in the eye --

7:07It was so touching.

7:08She didn't have to come up to me.

7:09She didn't have to say any of that.

7:10-It affects people.

7:11-It affects people in a very big way.

7:12And it's incredible, and we get the same thing,

7:14believe it or not, with "Tracker,"

7:15where it's, like, multigenerational.

7:17People will watch it with their dads, with their kids.

7:18It's awesome.

7:20It's like the greatest feeling in the world.

7:22-Yeah. Come on. You're great at it.

7:24I want to show a clip. Here's Justin Hartley

7:26in season three of "Tracker." Take a look.

7:29-Looking for a missing girl, Amelia Corbett.

7:32She's supposed to meet her friend Jesse,

7:34whose roommate was killed. Now they're on the run.

7:37-And you... you think they came here?

7:39-Well, I don't know if they came here.

7:41The car they were in was here.

7:42-Well, I haven't seen them. Maybe the owner knows something.

7:45I was just getting started with him when you interrupted.

7:47-Sorry about that.

7:49How do you want to do this?

7:50-Let's just take it one step at a time.

7:53I did get here first, so...dibs.

7:55-Yeah, no, I won't get in your way.

7:56I'll just stand back, watch you do your thing.

7:59[ Cheers and applause ] -Come on.

8:01Justin Hartley, everybody.

8:02New episodes of "Tracker" premiere Sundays at 9:00 p.m.

8:06on CBS and stream on Paramount+.

8:09Justin and I are doing something fun after the break.

8:11Stick around. Come on back.

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