An intelligent, compassionate brilliant woman talking about an intelligent, compassionate brilliant woman whose story was somehow lost and Kate has resurrected. Kudos.
I was weeping and gasping as I watched this scene. My grandmother was kept in a concentration camp. She was that girl who never moved on, never spoke about it, yet was the kindest, sweetest person I’ve ever known. Thank you for expressing the voices of the victims of the Second World War. Thank you for remembering. And thank you for honoring their memory.
Saw it today. A work of art and heart. Tony saw Titanic & said, 'If they make a movie about Lee, Kate Winslet should play her'.Thank you, Kate, Tony, and everyone. I hope it's very healing for people.
Why must we always comment on how women are aging? Who cares? Why is that even worth remarking on? It's the least interesting thing about them. Leave women alone. JFC
I think ageing gracefully in this case is not a negative judgement. More that this is a mature woman, at the height of her powers, able to reveal hidden depths about another woman and another artist.
I agree. I think leaving women alone in general is what Kate’s about. Weight, make-up, this stupid-ass expectation that women should be demure, delicate, and I guess never fart 🙄
After watching several interviews with Kate Winslett about this movie Lee,you can tell she put everything she had into it not just hsr money ,but her heart and soul .
It's a little frustrating that more credit is not being given to Lee Miller biographer, Carolyn Burke, who spent years writing Lee Miller: A Life. The incident Kate, who I adore as an actor, is referring to here was covered by Burke. Burke deserves credit for her book, which is surely referenced in the film, even if not credited overtly.
Her son wrote the book ten years before Burke, and it’s in his book which is related in this interview. Burke doesn’t get credit because she didn’t unearth it, Tony did, if I understand correctly.
@@lwaliz When Lee was a child, she was molested by a man who was supposed to look after her.. That is the shocking revelation in this scene. She tells it to the Audrey Winters character.
I watched this movie and really enjoyed it but what I noticed was that it did not have the embelishments of some of her other films. I can't put my finger on it but I suspect it's because it was autobiographical and because of that won't be a blockbuster!
She's talking about Lee Miller who was a photographer during the war. It was her experience of playing the woman and also dealing with the terrible things in her life that she dealt with..
At the age of seven, while visiting relatives, Miller was raped by a family friend, leaving her not only traumatized but also with gonorrhea, a disease that at that time was treated with invasive procedures that she endured with some regularity through adulthood.
That comment is despicable. Nothing must ever be forgotten and buried so that isn't an "inconvenience". Plus, some newborns aren't treasures, since some become the Hitler's, the Stalin's, the rapists, the killers of tomorrow...
You never heard of transgenerational trauma then. You give it to your children, if you dont heal in your live. So "forgetting" is not an option. It will be in your life or theirs subconsciously.
An intelligent, compassionate brilliant woman talking about an intelligent, compassionate brilliant woman whose story was somehow lost and Kate has resurrected. Kudos.
I was weeping and gasping as I watched this scene. My grandmother was kept in a concentration camp. She was that girl who never moved on, never spoke about it, yet was the kindest, sweetest person I’ve ever known. Thank you for expressing the voices of the victims of the Second World War. Thank you for remembering. And thank you for honoring their memory.
Saw it today. A work of art and heart. Tony saw Titanic & said, 'If they make a movie about Lee, Kate Winslet should play her'.Thank you, Kate, Tony, and everyone. I hope it's very healing for people.
God bless Kate and her empathy.
She’s absolutely a beautiful inside and outside woman. I think she’s a force to be reckoned with. She makes me proud to be a woman.
me too. And no I don't know her personally but can honestly say that I don't feel she's changed, at all and has true empathy.
Why do we often say sorry, when we get emotional? I hope one day, that has changed.
I suppose it’s a British thing. We don’t do that in Italy 😊
@@Laura-fn6fl I think we also have a bit of it in Denmark 🇩🇰 I hope you will an awesome morning, day or night 😄
We also (mostly) are embarrassed to show our emotions in the Netherlands.
I've never understood that either. Apologising for a totally natural and human reaction.
Yes
She is my favorite actress..She is aging gracefully..I wish other women would accept the way they look..She is beautiful inside and out!!
Yes, aging gracefully! Well done, Kate. 😊
Why must we always comment on how women are aging? Who cares? Why is that even worth remarking on? It's the least interesting thing about them. Leave women alone. JFC
I think ageing gracefully in this case is not a negative judgement. More that this is a mature woman, at the height of her powers, able to reveal hidden depths about another woman and another artist.
I agree. I think leaving women alone in general is what Kate’s about. Weight, make-up, this stupid-ass expectation that women should be demure, delicate, and I guess never fart 🙄
Love her
Just saw this film, it’s so very good. Winslet is a fierce honest actor just brilliant
I certainly hope she gets an Oscar for that phenomenal performance. Such a traumatically incredible film
Me too!!! Remarkable human!!!
After watching several interviews with Kate Winslett about this movie Lee,you can tell she put everything she had into it not just hsr money ,but her heart and soul .
This was Kates best work, to date anyway. LOVED THIS.! Well done!
Kate was fantastic in this movie❤❤❤
Can t wait to see this movie now finally💗
One of the best clips. This is profound.
What's so profound about it?
@@davidalbro2009 I guess you wouldn't understand
I saw it 2 days ago and when asked what I thought, all I could think of was "confronting". An excellent film.
The film is so good and so important. Briljant acting 🌹🌹🌹🌹
It was incredible
This is the only GG nominated film I saw, and it is very good. Recommend, Kate Winslet was superb.
it's a good movie. Kate is heavy duty....
It's a little frustrating that more credit is not being given to Lee Miller biographer, Carolyn Burke, who spent years writing Lee Miller: A Life. The incident Kate, who I adore as an actor, is referring to here was covered by Burke. Burke deserves credit for her book, which is surely referenced in the film, even if not credited overtly.
I'm reading Burkes book right now. My breath literally stopped when I read about that fact in Lee's life. I didn't know...
Her son wrote the book ten years before Burke, and it’s in his book which is related in this interview. Burke doesn’t get credit because she didn’t unearth it, Tony did, if I understand correctly.
The Lives of Lee Miller by her son Tony was published in 1985. This movie was done with Lee’s actual son.
Какая же она настоящая, невероятно талатлива.
Geweldige actrice ❤
That is my favourite scene from this movie...👌
What is she reffering to, what is the terrible thing she needs to talk about in that scene?
@@lwaliz When Lee was a child, she was molested by a man who was supposed to look after her..
That is the shocking revelation in this scene. She tells it to the Audrey Winters character.
@@chrystal.clairtv7532 Thank you.
I watched this movie and really enjoyed it but what I noticed was that it did not have the embelishments of some of her other films. I can't put my finger on it but I suspect it's because it was autobiographical and because of that won't be a blockbuster!
WHAT IS THE NAME OF THE MOVIE FFS
Kate is so Natually Beautiful!!! :) Legit Actress :)
What is she talking about?
She's talking about Lee Miller who was a photographer during the war. It was her experience of playing the woman and also dealing with the terrible things in her life that she dealt with..
Lee Miller movie and her story. Google it
See “Lee”…. It is an amazing film.😊
@@GrainneScarlettDo you know what terrible things?
At the age of seven, while visiting relatives, Miller was raped by a family friend, leaving her not only traumatized but also with gonorrhea, a disease that at that time was treated with invasive procedures that she endured with some regularity through adulthood.
What is she referring to?
Some things in life need to be forgotten. Every newborn is a treasure.
Your comment is breathtakingly offensive.
That comment is despicable. Nothing must ever be forgotten and buried so that isn't an "inconvenience". Plus, some newborns aren't treasures, since some become the Hitler's, the Stalin's, the rapists, the killers of tomorrow...
You never heard of transgenerational trauma then. You give it to your children, if you dont heal in your live. So "forgetting" is not an option. It will be in your life or theirs subconsciously.
I hope you’re not a mother or father, poor child if anything ever happens to them 😢
What crimes do you commit against children, you abhorrent person?
Why is she trying so hard to look so bad?
You seem like a miserable sod to be honest.
when you age, you need glasses but her face is wrinkle-less...lol
@mytv89626 She looks fabulous. You need to visit Specsavers urgently.
She looks amazing.
She is casual and not made up what’s he issue?