Michael C. Hall on The Man Who Fell to Earth and David Bowie

[@femaaaaaberg]

Saw Lazarus, twice. Brilliant, beautiful, stunning and much much more. Even had the great honour to meet Michael C Hall and shared some laughs, it was great. Been a fan since more than 15 years.

[@melizmatea]

What! In NYC or London?

[@suzietschirsch1257]

So glad to find this video!! Both men got wet eyes when they talk about David same as I watching this and I'm very happy to hear that David was happy when he saw Lazarus. Love you and miss you, David.......

[@AthynVixen]

Thank you BFI. Was lucky to be there. Michael comes across really well and genuine, Quiet with a lovely sensitivity and sense of humour . Can;t wait to see him in Lazarus x

[@melizmatea]

And intelligence. He's so eloquent.

[@miranda3196]

Cannot wait to watch Lazarus in London later on this year! 💙

[@avedic]

I avoided watching this movie for the longest time....it just sounded a wee bit corny.
But, I finally watched it when it was randomly on tv one night....and was blown away. It's brilliant and very much ahead of it's time. Bowie is incredible of course....but the set design, cinematography, etc was equally amazing. That night I watched it, I kept saying out loud, "This is _so_ good...."

[@thomassummerhill6357]

Saw it in London, still confused 2 years later !

[@yantisetia1521]

provided i granted a visa to visit the UK, i'll be seeing this production on Sunday Matinee Dec 4 ;) 'Cant wait

[@donnaduff-miller4899]

Yanti Setia will

[@FutileGrief]

YES ♥

[@muskatarians]

900 seats in London, all full! Great day out #rip #bowie

[@6647-v3p]

Michael seemed pretty nervous especially at the end

[@vinniemoran7362]

Didn't seem to be. Spoke with his usual, careful erudition.

[@lkmillar9203]

Michael answers every question after his usual hesitant careful contemplation which, I suppose, may lead one to misinterpret as anxiety.

[@fattidiliberta]

..... ★