Simply beautiful... One of the greatest things in 2010s series reneissance was/has been the purely poetic screenwriting that exists in House of Cards, Mad men, ... Along with superb plots, character developments and actors, these lines create a perfection that will be aspired to for centuries to come.
i'm sorry but he was a great actor, yes what he did was terrible and he got what he deserved. but you see he has great skill. Plus people are allowed they opinions, a simple reputably or counter agreement could of been made...
@@DylanCJ9 No, this is a reference to how she dies, he pushes her from behind onto the subway tracks just as the train enters the station. He kills her, so everyone could get behind children" is a reference to his future act in the show.
@@thefrankonion It’s a joke dumbass. Obviously the writers of the show didn’t know Kevin Spacey (the actor who plays Frank Underwood) molested kids when they wrote that line.
Wait, when did he get behind a child? I thought the allegations had to do with harassing teenagers/young men. Oh right, in America 17 years is still a child, sorry I keep forgetting how retarded this country is
@@MrPtrlix Not in America. In Germany for example there is a legal defnition. Also Kevin Spacey is innocent. Charges were dropped. Also everybody already acused him when he was not even convicted. What happend to Innocent until proven otherwise..America is such a minefield of possible lawsuits
Yea you can comment on the controversies regarding Kevin, but you cannot deny that 1. his dialogue in this show is amazing, and 2. his performance is literally top notch
@@PRubin-rh4sr what is relatable about any of their lives to the common man? even their marriage isn't relatable to the vast majority of people. it's a fun show but barely relatable
@@kushal4956 Why is it fun then? A show you don't relate to cannot be fun at all. You won't care about the characters, you won't care for the storyline, you would yawn everytime a character you dont give a shit about speaks. How is it fun for you if it isn't relatable? FU has his character developed with flaws, quirks just like a real person. Not everyone has a dysfunctional marriage, nor a corrupt career in being Chief Whip, but what makes their characters are relatable. Their traits. Who doesnt get railed by their boss at work? The "vast majority" dont relate with the struggles of being a married man? Dealing with Claire? No one relates to his friendship with the ribs man? Get real.
It’s late. I hope you will understand that I want to sleep on all this. I never make such big decisions so long after sunset and so far from dawn. - WOW
It’s hard to watch season 1. You can see the type of person Frank Underwood . Either politicians are truly oblivious or they just don’t care . This man is the devil . You can see how good he uses his words , how he uses his words to create emotions . His words drive everything to benefit him and him only .
Yeah I watched it in my poli sci class when we talked about parliament and british government. Then i tried this and the parallels amused me and of course i could see what would happen.
+jstuttgart I have a real issue with the US version, it lacks the subtlety that the UK version champions. I mean in this version she's letting herself be used. When in the UK version mattie believes that Urquhart is just (for whatever reason) being nice to her when in fact he's feeding her the information he wants to be broadcast.
+jstuttgart I'm waiting for the scene in the US version where a younger Underwood meets Urquhart and learns all there is to know about being the most ruthless SOB in politics.
you might think that, i couldnt possibly comment.......... the bbc version, so much darker and full of whit. not sure this has that edge. still liked it though. so much poor american tv are remakes of brit tv. not a criticism just an observation.
Honestly wonder what Frank’s revenge plan would have been had Zoe not arrived. There obviously would be some toying with the press, but I wonder how that would’ve been conducted without a “personal” connection to the Herald.
Dario Gagliano Yeah, I was really disappointed as well, the first time that I had seen this version of House of Card I did a complete marathon with the first and second season (I already had seen the original version by the time I did this), I searched episode for episode for this quote, and this is the only episode where he say this.
@@TestTubeGirl Nope, most of us don't. He hasn't been convicted of anything. Which means there is no actual proof. Some of us would rather focus on the movies and tv shows. You know, that whole minding our own business thing most of you can't seem to do.
@@truegrit9202 There is a difference between not caring what someone did and holding judgement until proper evidence is found. But yeah, I’m sure minding your business really helped you ignore my comment.
@@TestTubeGirl your comment was too dumb to ignore. You literally said what he did like you had proof of it: which you don’t. Maybe not condemn a man with no evidence . As I’m sure you wouldn’t want people to do to you.
Damn he is a great actor ! and he WAS House of Cards. There was nothing worth watching the last season. Waiting for Hollywood to stop being 2 faced. ETHICS? Thats the last thing on their minds.
Have you guys noticed Frank's face every time somebody says a good thing about him he smarks. you could tell he really likes it. Watch 1:09 when she says you would have made a great secretary of state.
Oh god! ;). It was really cool to see the parallels with frank, zoe, and peter so you knew what would happen to them. Like reading the GoT books before the show.
1:02 FLATTERY will get ya EVERYWHERE! she played to Frank's Achilles Heel..EGO. LORD I miss HoC, just NOT Season 6 DEBACLE. Preferred they had ended with 5 and open-ended.
The original House of Cards series is a lot more ruthless than this series circa 1970s - Francis Urquhart ooooo hes is devious. Frank is his younger more laid back cousin me thinks
Hey thats unfair, he was a classical theater actor. Thats like comparing Gordon Ramsay and with your Mom. Sure both cooks good, but comparing is not ideal.
"You have a train to catch, Ms. Barnes." - Underwood, probably
Ironic that she died by a train
The train caught her
@@johnstones9845 r/woosh
@@TheCarmelo123456789 r/iusereddit
@@johnstones9845 it’s almost as if that was the joke!
“I never make such big decisions so long after sunset and so far from dawn”
Callum Clogher the screenwriter is brilliant
I just heard that in sal' s voice. 😂
But that ought not to be true
Simply beautiful... One of the greatest things in 2010s series reneissance was/has been the purely poetic screenwriting that exists in House of Cards, Mad men, ... Along with superb plots, character developments and actors, these lines create a perfection that will be aspired to for centuries to come.
😂😂😂
Underwood's dialogues and Spacey's voice impression are unparalleled. No one could have done better.
Morgan Freeman: hold my vocal cords
Ian Richardson was on the same level as Francis Urquhart
Ian Richardson
spacey has the advantage that he's not acting, he's fantasizing.
Maybe Brando
"Words matter very much, Ms. Barnes. You should care more about them, given your profession." Journalism 101
And here's your 101 like. You deserve it;) Brillant line
@@severusrogue259 for what, quoting something out of a 2 minute clip? Are you 5?
She then proceeds to say “everyone can get behind children”. Or maybe I’m just immature
@@ethanwalsh2921 😭😭😭😭😭😭I’m upset at myself for laughing at this
Every scene with Kevin is better than the whole season 6 crap.
@Sebastian Thor
Agreed
i'm sorry but he was a great actor, yes what he did was terrible and he got what he deserved. but you see he has great skill. Plus people are allowed they opinions, a simple reputably or counter agreement could of been made...
Yup
The Psychotic Wizard he has not been declared guilty yet
They should had ended the series at season 2 when he becomes president
“I never make such big decisions so long after dawn, so far from sunset.” Life advise right there
Didn't he say just the exact opposite?
@@andrzejkondracki9796 He did 😂
"I never make such big decisions so early in the morning" Life advise right there
“Everyone could get behind children” oh the foreshadowing
What do you mean? I don't get it.
@@3hutp He's referring to the child sexual abuse accusations made on behalf of Kevin Spacey. Kevin Spacey "got behind" children.
@@DylanCJ9 No, this is a reference to how she dies, he pushes her from behind onto the subway tracks just as the train enters the station. He kills her, so everyone could get behind children" is a reference to his future act in the show.
@@thefrankonion It’s a joke dumbass. Obviously the writers of the show didn’t know Kevin Spacey (the actor who plays Frank Underwood) molested kids when they wrote that line.
@@DylanCJ9 allegedly mollested kids, was he ever convicted?
"Immigration is too controversial. Tax reform isn't sexy enough. Everybody could get behind children."
aresef little did they know
oh jesus lmao
haha
Even Sandusky can...
Everybody can get behind children... especially Kevin Spacey, lmao.
1:39
"Everyone can get behind children"
*KEVIN SMILES*
Wait, when did he get behind a child? I thought the allegations had to do with harassing teenagers/young men.
Oh right, in America 17 years is still a child, sorry I keep forgetting how retarded this country is
@@keyser9537 Yeah haha
@@keyser9537 "Teenagers/young adults" isn't a legal category. You are children until 18 (in most of the world), and then an adult.
@@MrPtrlix Not in America. In Germany for example there is a legal defnition. Also Kevin Spacey is innocent. Charges were dropped. Also everybody already acused him when he was not even convicted. What happend to Innocent until proven otherwise..America is such a minefield of possible lawsuits
@@foty8679 yea, I heard charges have been dropped. People are always quick to condemn. What then is the work of law courts?
"everyone can get behind children"
Wow, that aged *so well*
The smile as well, oh God
He sounds like he's about to do an Ian Richardson impression but he's trying to hold it back.
Obscure Entertainment he did with the phrase I couldn't possibly comment. Great actor both of them.
It must've been terribly hard to resist. You might as well copy the best.
“You might think that, I couldn’t possibly comment maddie”. And off the roof you go. To Francis Urqheart...the the king slayer.
DADDYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY
- Mattie Storin, right before she hit the ground.
When Ian Richardson provided the voice of Death in Terry Pratchett's "The Hogfather", they included that line. A real punch the air moment.
Yea you can comment on the controversies regarding Kevin, but you cannot deny that 1. his dialogue in this show is amazing, and 2. his performance is literally top notch
1:38
@@azab0b It's a beautiful day in the neighborhood
A beautiful day for a neighbor
Could you be mine?
*Would you be mine?*
"Education... immigration is too controversial, tax reform is not sexy enough."
This looks so innocent and naive now.
1:09 cmon bruh you hit me at the soft spot
oh, is foreplay over?
The basterds.....
It is amazing that a show where pretty much none of the main characters are likable can be so watchable
Unlikable but relatable. Thats the key for making watchers care. And I sure as fuck care.
@@PRubin-rh4sr what is relatable about any of their lives to the common man? even their marriage isn't relatable to the vast majority of people.
it's a fun show but barely relatable
Succession has entered the chat
@@kushal4956 Why is it fun then? A show you don't relate to cannot be fun at all. You won't care about the characters, you won't care for the storyline, you would yawn everytime a character you dont give a shit about speaks. How is it fun for you if it isn't relatable? FU has his character developed with flaws, quirks just like a real person. Not everyone has a dysfunctional marriage, nor a corrupt career in being Chief Whip, but what makes their characters are relatable. Their traits. Who doesnt get railed by their boss at work? The "vast majority" dont relate with the struggles of being a married man? Dealing with Claire? No one relates to his friendship with the ribs man? Get real.
@@PRubin-rh4sryou don’t have to relate to care. Most people don’t relate to most shows yet they watch them anyway
I can rewatch the first season so many multiple times!
"I hope you'll understand, I want to sleep on all this". He really meant that.
The writing in this show is off the charts.
It's streets ahead!
Sadly because they based it on a UK show of the same name.
It’s late. I hope you will understand that I want to sleep on all this. I never make such big decisions so long after sunset and so far from dawn. - WOW
It’s hard to watch season 1.
You can see the type of person Frank Underwood . Either politicians are truly oblivious or they just don’t care . This man is the devil . You can see how good he uses his words , how he uses his words to create emotions . His words drive everything to benefit him and him only .
For Frank and Spacey himself.
Season 1 is brilliant
I would rank the seasons: 2 > 1 > 4 >>>> 3 >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 5 >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 6
@@mrlionX Season Six does not exist, you are delusional, go to the infirmary
People with the most usually do. This selfless nonsense is a ploy to keep the masses in place.
Season 1 & 2 were amazing....
Was searching this video just trying to get the vibe of this quote, but found that eye movement at 1:13, just wow
1:15 pure poker face. the very first rule of power.
he had micro expressions on his face, she said what he wanted to hear
@@anastasier eh, thats just for us viewers
Actually the first rule is never outshine the master. This is more like rule 3 and 4. Conceal your intentions and always say less then necessary.
Watched the UK version, never realized they use this line so much (and always properly!)
Yeah I watched it in my poli sci class when we talked about parliament and british government. Then i tried this and the parallels amused me and of course i could see what would happen.
No Underwood, You just can't copy Urquhart. You'll need to put some stick about.
+jstuttgart I have a real issue with the US version, it lacks the subtlety that the UK version champions. I mean in this version she's letting herself be used. When in the UK version mattie believes that Urquhart is just (for whatever reason) being nice to her when in fact he's feeding her the information he wants to be broadcast.
+jstuttgart I'm waiting for the scene in the US version where a younger Underwood meets Urquhart and learns all there is to know about being the most ruthless SOB in politics.
tbh this i like this more, mattie is so damn stupid
you might think that, i couldnt possibly comment.......... the bbc version, so much darker and full of whit. not sure this has that edge. still liked it though. so much poor american tv are remakes of brit tv. not a criticism just an observation.
Chris Mac
At least they haven't dared making "Yes Minister"/"yes Prime Minister"!
They started the show with something sophisticated and artistic like this, then ended it with a season full of drama...
The last two or three seasons were shit, nothing compared to the first two
Because this was based on a British version of House of Cards from 30 years ago
@@ryaningham5374 interesting! Do you have the name of the original version? Am curious to see
@@QuachToanLong Yep it's also called House of Cards. From the BBC.
I only watch seasons 1 & 2 when I revisit this show. Yeah Frank wins but so what
Zoey: "Everybody could get behind children."
Kevin Spacey: "I couldn't possibly comment."
1:40 “everyone can get behind children”
That aged like milk
"Everyone can get behind children."
How very true, Mr.Spacey.
Honestly wonder what Frank’s revenge plan would have been had Zoe not arrived. There obviously would be some toying with the press, but I wonder how that would’ve been conducted without a “personal” connection to the Herald.
I feel he would have found someone else or played a more long term game.
At the difference from the original version, that is the only time that he say that comment.
That was probably the biggest disappointment for me. The "I couldn't possibly comment" remark essentially summed up FU in one phrase.
Dario Gagliano Yeah, I was really disappointed as well, the first time that I had seen this version of House of Card I did a complete marathon with the first and second season (I already had seen the original version by the time I did this), I searched episode for episode for this quote, and this is the only episode where he say this.
Not really, he says it again in the second episode when zoe claims frank is behind kapeniak.
@@TheDeepestbluest yep, he says it in front of the painting
Actual quote is at 1:44.
Man this show used to be so good.
I enjoyed the UK version. But was surprised how well Spacey did.
Kevin is a legend.
Silence of the lambs moment, feels like the same scene
I don’t care what the guy did but I’ve never seen someone play a better role than that... ever... dude was genius
Kevin Spacey was one of the most perfect actors to portray malevolence. It just comes naturally.
You don't care what he did.. Sheesh.
@@TestTubeGirl Nope, most of us don't. He hasn't been convicted of anything. Which means there is no actual proof. Some of us would rather focus on the movies and tv shows. You know, that whole minding our own business thing most of you can't seem to do.
@@truegrit9202 There is a difference between not caring what someone did and holding judgement until proper evidence is found.
But yeah, I’m sure minding your business really helped you ignore my comment.
@@TestTubeGirl your comment was too dumb to ignore. You literally said what he did like you had proof of it: which you don’t. Maybe not condemn a man with no evidence . As I’m sure you wouldn’t want people to do to you.
What an actor
The startled eyes and the smirk 1:42
If only it could come forth quicker
"So, now, we are talking about a price of shyness. A value a lot in shyness"
Cavin Spacey the best! Impatient to have you back
Everyone can get behind children
Kevin Spacey: smiles
I like this nod back to the UK original
"Everyone can get behind children". And then, Kevin Spacey started to smile...
"Everybody likes children" oh lord this aged the worst possible way ☠️
The original with Ian Richardson, a thespian, was the best.
“Everyone can get behind children” boy did that age well
"everyone can get behind children" she knew.
Explain?
@@zakiromchannel well he was banging her later on and it’s a subtle hint
"Don't be flattered i read every thing " his diction tho !
Damn he is a great actor ! and he WAS House of Cards.
There was nothing worth watching the last season.
Waiting for Hollywood to stop being 2 faced. ETHICS? Thats the last thing on their minds.
Have you guys noticed Frank's face every time somebody says a good thing about him he smarks. you could tell he really likes it. Watch 1:09 when she says you would have made a great secretary of state.
He literally doesn’t move his face
"I read everything"-- now that is scary.
They are legendary it means.
Abb toh ye infinity main chala gaya because it is at 9000 now. Can be taken to 4-5 k by normal means than.
I miss the golden era of telly. Plus I was ten years younger.
Season 1 is the best.
Two was even better considering he was near complete defeat. All or nothing.
"everyone can get behind children" - (kevin smiles) - nope I'm done.
HOC’s Season 1 has a charm that gets lost since season 3.
I never make such big decisions so long after sunset and so long before dawn
Damn...!!!
1:39 bro watch Spacey's reaction 🤦🏽♂️
They are perfect match
So soon after sunset and so far from dawn
What a guy who went to college would say
Everyone can get behind children, especially Spacey
1:40 the almost invisible smile.
Man season 1 and season 2 were amazing. Everything else: ehh
My friends: Are you a virgin?Me:*
This was a good show until Trump and then it just looks like amateur hour
“”ABSOLUTELY””WELL SAID BILL T .🍷
1:11 -> The only moment she got under his iron mask.
I loved how their sexual relationship blossomed. Nicely written.
Everyone gets behind children, iiiiih... Kind of hits wrong now lol
“HES THE MAN “🎭🎰
Oh Mattie...
Oh god! ;). It was really cool to see the parallels with frank, zoe, and peter so you knew what would happen to them. Like reading the GoT books before the show.
“I wish I could say the same.”
Barnes is a good guy.
1.39 especially Kevin Spacey!
beware the train Miss Barnes
“And I’ll never ask any questions”. Mhm
I don't even think Miss Barnes knew he would come president...He knew that...He took her out.
"Everyone can get behind Children" That did not age well
thats jonathan irons from advanced warfare
Damn, Frank ages so much between this and the end of Season 4
I think they aged him on purpose like the grey hair and that
1:41
Ha. That cut.
1:02 FLATTERY will get ya EVERYWHERE! she played to Frank's Achilles Heel..EGO. LORD I miss HoC, just NOT Season 6 DEBACLE. Preferred they had ended with 5 and open-ended.
1:54 lol
Based it off Charles Kennedy clearly!
Well, you can say whatever you want, Kevin spacey is hot and I'm just 15.
The tragedy of this comment.
and the irony...
That's just his type....ugh.
U have a think for soulless men don't u...?..
You're a female, you aren't exactly his type.
So, we are talking about trust.
1:39-1:43 is even more wrong given what is now known about Kevin
1:38 Well Spacey certainly could…
dammit Jonathan Irons!
The original House of Cards series is a lot more ruthless than this series circa 1970s - Francis Urquhart ooooo hes is devious. Frank is his younger more laid back cousin me thinks
1:39 Kevin took that a little too literally.
1:39
Y I K E S
The only children Underwood has are those that he makes or chooses like Zoe and Doug.
"Everybody can get behind children." Zoe knows more about the Dems than she lets us know.
Kevin Spacey approves.
Now look at the news smh
I won't like it because i don't want to ruin your 69 likes. Too nice to ruin it.
This aged like fine wine. More figures are being exposed now
great scene :)
she was great on the show..... such a shame she had to catch a train
this is litterally the same as the original british version, just with less well pronounced english?
I prefer ian Richardsons I couldn't possibly comment.
Hey thats unfair, he was a classical theater actor. Thats like comparing Gordon Ramsay and with your Mom. Sure both cooks good, but comparing is not ideal.