My eyes never stray away from Travis, he has this magnetic aura around him even being silent for most part of the interview! Such a magnificent actor to grace the earth, very intelligent and very charming.
Hey Travis if you ever read this mate . You did Harry Smith proud mate . The Story of the Battle of long tan should have been told long before 2019 . Better late then never . Duty First . Thanks guys .
You two blokes (like the rest) did a bloody great job. This is my favorite movie of all time and I have a lot of movies. Well done. Please keep making films.
Everything about travis is majestic. He was gorgeous when he was first discovered doing calvin klein and he's gorgeous now. It's crazy how talented he is. Most men that look that good are just stand ins or models
Saw it last night I wish the film was given a lot more publicity.It should be mandatory viewing for all Australian and New Zealand high schools,well worth a look
I watch this film a couple of months ago and I've got to say well done guys portrayed the units in the field as it would have happened well done Aussies past and present those boys story was told in her fantastic honest way
Small unit actions like Long Tan have a particular terror to them - the possibility of being totally over-run and wiped out. In larger actions at battalion or division level you know there's a weight of numbers that can withstand almost anything. But a few undermanned platoons scattered around with only the ammo in your pouches creates a unique sense of vulnerability. In those situations leadership is everything. Convincing young guys that they can stick it is an art. D company were blessed with excellent leadership. And that's made clear in the film.
Que conversa deliciosa. A camaradagem, amizade entre os dois é lindo. Travis é amoroso, doce e Luke é amável, que maravilha. Por isso adoro a Austrália. Adoraria conhecê-la. Tão longe do Brasil.
❤️Thanks for your endless love and support you have consistently been showing me. I can’t appreciate the unconditional I’ve gotten from you, which has inspired me to give more sensational entertainment. I’m forever grateful. What country are you watching from?
Travis Lothbrok is at viking state of mind in this interview. His expresions are like Ragnar..Just look his face...Or maybe nervous or taking some stuff, lol..
This war and battle resonates with the Veterans in my family. There is always a reason - this is WHY. HOW it is done and WHO gets it done keeping the WHEN and WHERE strategicly 🙊🙉🙈
It was really bugging me where I knew Webber from, but then I asked Mr Google and it's from Punisher season 1. He was great in that, seems like a very decent actor.
Guess what most people want to work in Australia. If the government would put in for some infrastructure such as nuclear power plants bring back all industries stopped selling our land off to foreign people fixed the water issues and helped out ordinary Australians I bet the would wealth in the treasurer to fund a booming again film industry. There have been some great films shot here it was a shame there was no funding then the Sharks circled and almost destroyed it completely.
Shame on the entire Australian film industry who prefer WOKE PC leftist crap 'movies' to telling stories that should have been told on film decades ago. The funding Film Australia gets may not be massive vis a vis the French but that is no excuse. This battle and war has never been fully explained to Australians, as a dual Aust/US citizen I never was taught about this at school, it was thankfully all WW1/2. Korea, Malaya, were hardly mentioned. 'Breaker Morant' we watched with my first introduction to the legendary Bryan Brown, but the film that I watched as a class member that brought me to tears was 'Gallipoli', seeing a young Mel Gibson for the first time, and where my hatred towards the British was deeply rooted. This battle helped define who we are as nation. Two extremely humble young men. Fimmel can be anything if breaks go his way in Lollywood. Dip me lid.
What's funny about Gallipoli is the British guy we all hate turns out to be an Australian officer with just some good ol' colonial schooling. At least there's The Patriot and Braveheart
Films weaving dishonest. Additional information of the Royal Australian Army 6 battalion was wiped out. After the battle of Long Tan, Australian troops had to move 8th Battalion from Australia to replace 6th Battalion at Nui Dat base. The battle of Long Tan became an obsession of the Royal Australian Army. In J.Pim-Lot's memoirs, an Australian veteran who took part in the battle of Long Tan on August 18, 1966 wrote: "The battle of Long Tan - Nui Dat became arc-shaped graves and burial graves. Australian task force to join Vietnam ... ".
I get the feeling they're acutely aware of the fact that they're representing real people who did extraordinary things, and who are still alive and watching them. They say they've hung out with real soldiers on set, so my guess is they may feel a bit uncomfortable doing the 'movie star' thing. They are aussie guys after all.
They do like 20 of these in a day, they cant act like their on crack for all of them. Its not that type of movie or interview that they need to be hugely animated. They look completely normal, sober and comfortable to me. Travis touches his face and fidgets as hes thinking of answers to the questions, completely normal. Plus its signs of tiredness. Some people hate sitting still at all, including me, especially being questioned on camera for thousands to see online.
My eyes never stray away from Travis, he has this magnetic aura around him even being silent for most part of the interview! Such a magnificent actor to grace the earth, very intelligent and very charming.
Agree he has this calmness and stillness about him. Seems really grouned and real. Amazing 👏,
Hey Travis if you ever read this mate . You did Harry Smith proud mate . The Story of the Battle of long tan should have been told long before 2019 . Better late then never . Duty First . Thanks guys .
Support this Aussie Film and go see it at the Theaters!
Done today, it was INCREDIBLE
ChumpyChicken2 great movie, wish more people would watch it . Only me in the movies lol
In here, we support Aussie products so much, we should be given an honorary Aussie citizenship. 😂😂😂👍😊
American and I just watched it on Amazon Prime. Fucking brilliant. Respect!
@@jenna6421 on ya mate!!
You two blokes (like the rest) did a bloody great job. This is my favorite movie of all time and I have a lot of movies. Well done. Please keep making films.
Travis Fimmel is an amazing actor. Can't wait to see the movie.
RAGNAR IS HERE.
"WHO WANTS TO BE KING!"
you? you? no? what about you?
John veris Q
Such a good film. Well done to all involved. These guys were phenomenal
That Aussie mullet is majestic
Everything about travis is majestic. He was gorgeous when he was first discovered doing calvin klein and he's gorgeous now. It's crazy how talented he is. Most men that look that good are just stand ins or models
Look at that great Australia mullet
Saw it last night I wish the film was given a lot more publicity.It should be mandatory viewing for all Australian and New Zealand high schools,well worth a look
Is it going to be released in US ? Travis is legend - Underrated. I wish he would have many project of Hollywood- He deserve Emmy Award for Vikings
I agree
I've been promoting it to my friends abroad and they love it...
I'm a simple man, I can't stop looking at Travis.
I'm not even an Aussie but big respect towards those brave men who fought for their nation!
Yeah big respect invading a another country
@@TheChosen2030 Shut the fuck up, commie. South Vietnam requested outside intervention. Australia and the USA answered the call.
I watch this film a couple of months ago and I've got to say well done guys portrayed the units in the field as it would have happened well done Aussies past and present those boys story was told in her fantastic honest way
Awesome movie, had to see it again the following week... Brave men of DCoy 6th Battalion Royal Australian Regiment. Lest we forget
Very good movie, I've loved it ! Great job !
The actor of the new Point Break and the actor of Vikings. We miss you Travis in your role of Ragnar.
Goddamn, Luke Bracey looks so much like Sean Bean. He could even replace Chris Hemsworth's Thor if ever need be.
Small unit actions like Long Tan have a particular terror to them - the possibility of being totally over-run and wiped out. In larger actions at battalion or division level you know there's a weight of numbers that can withstand almost anything. But a few undermanned platoons scattered around with only the ammo in your pouches creates a unique sense of vulnerability. In those situations leadership is everything. Convincing young guys that they can stick it is an art. D company were blessed with excellent leadership. And that's made clear in the film.
Ragnar's return 😁 👍 👏👏👏
Que conversa deliciosa. A camaradagem, amizade entre os dois é lindo. Travis é amoroso, doce e Luke é amável, que maravilha. Por isso adoro a Austrália. Adoraria conhecê-la. Tão longe do Brasil.
So nice to hear Ozzie actors want to be home.
I fancy Travis Fimmel as my kinda guy. Cool and laid back without a care in the world.
Hoping I will be able to get this on Netflix or Amazon Prime in the future.
It’s on Netflix now
weird waiting for him to say "Shieldwall" in the middle of a firefight
I"ve watch the film becauce of Luke Bracey. Luke is an amazing actor, all his characters are so real! I just love him. He is sooo hot !!!!
❤️Thanks for your endless love and support you have consistently been showing me. I can’t appreciate the unconditional I’ve gotten from you, which has inspired me to give more sensational entertainment. I’m forever grateful. What country are you watching from?
Travis will be always Ragnar 😍 nobody could create this role better.
Not hard to spot a "SUPERSTAR" Travis is gorgeous great actor.
I’ll watch the movie just to see Ragnar(Travis)😁👍
Travis Lothbrok is at viking state of mind in this interview. His expresions are like Ragnar..Just look his face...Or maybe nervous or taking some stuff, lol..
Travis fimmel
He needs to be in more movies but with beard. He is so badass with beard man.
This war and battle resonates with the Veterans in my family. There is always a reason - this is WHY. HOW it is done and WHO gets it done keeping the WHEN and WHERE strategicly 🙊🙉🙈
The battle of kapyong needs to be told as well
Dale More - yes, absolutely! Maybe a joint Australian/Canadian movie
Shoutout to Luke Bracey who killed it as Bob Buick. ‘Where not here to fuck spiders, where here to fight a war’!
When i found out Travis was Australian i dug a hole in my garden and sacrificed my neighbour to Odin.
WHAAAAAAAT!?!!! 😞😭😂😂😂😳🤔😬😩😲😎
😂
LMAO, I'm sooo gonna do that!
A very scary scar on such a beautiful face like Travis! ((
I know nothing about this real life event( how sad), but I’m excited to see
With Ragnar u can win any war
who want's to be the king
Love that man
That neck twitch is a brawl twitch i rember when i was younger i always did that before shit goes down nice
Wish i could see it i live in Italy😢
Travis es perfecto ❤️
It was really bugging me where I knew Webber from, but then I asked Mr Google and it's from Punisher season 1. He was great in that, seems like a very decent actor.
that hairstyle is definitely for his new series raised by wolves.
No its a normal hair cut for someone fighting a war in South East Asian jungle
TITUT TUIT TIT, Skippy
in weegie,
Fookin grt .
Ragnar
Australian movie a true story about real people go see it
I'm glad Travis was able to move on from his Vikings persona.
RAAAGNAAAAARRR
WHO WANTS TO BE KING!!!
Love the fucking mullet amazing
I want to watch this sooo bad. Can't find it anywhere in North America.
its only been released in australian cinemas in the last week or 2 so not really sure about its overseas release
@Warren552011 Thanks for the Info! I can't wait to see this. The documentary was amazing. I wanna see the Aussies destroy some NVA!!
Omg, Ragnar is a time traveler! What a plot twist!
Travis Kimmel is a weapon of an actor now. He needs them leadership roles in movies. He is our own captain australia 🤔
Fimmel
only 22 million eh
Ragnar in Vietnam ?
Guess what most people want to work in Australia. If the government would put in for some infrastructure such as nuclear power plants bring back all industries stopped selling our land off to foreign people fixed the water issues and helped out ordinary Australians I bet the would wealth in the treasurer to fund a booming again film industry. There have been some great films shot here it was a shame there was no funding then the Sharks circled and almost destroyed it completely.
How to watch the movie - Danger Close the battle of the long tan outside Australia?
Hail King Travis
When is this coming out and is it coming to Canada.
Theo von?
wooho i love this
So Ragnar is still alive after the pit he's just immortal
That two australian's actors whos my favourite
Any news on Uk release date
Hail King Ragnar....
Sorry must add that the ones that get out of the film and screen schools get recruited for the Chinese film industry.
Where can you watch this.
Le'ts blood eagle them all, our father, Travis lothbrok the great whose light shines all that there is!
RAGNAR!
See his beard makes me hope ragnar will be back, it would totaly make viking own more then it is, even if its just flash backs with bjourn
aurel wink he isn’t ever coming back
Just let it go
@@kp-legacy-5477 lol ya im in denile
Ragnar!!!!!!!!!!! King of kings!!!!!!!!
WHO'S THE FAMILY, 'TRAVISES'. IN YOUR PICTURE OF PICTURES, TRAVISES!!!!!!
Ragnar is back!!!
KING RAGNARR!!!!!!
Fimmel likes his beard... King Ragnar skålllll
Sarrrgeeeee
Shame on the entire Australian film industry who prefer WOKE PC leftist crap 'movies' to telling stories that should have been told on film decades ago. The funding Film Australia gets may not be massive vis a vis the French but that is no excuse. This battle and war has never been fully explained to Australians, as a dual Aust/US citizen I never was taught about this at school, it was thankfully all WW1/2. Korea, Malaya, were hardly mentioned. 'Breaker Morant' we watched with my first introduction to the legendary Bryan Brown, but the film that I watched as a class member that brought me to tears was 'Gallipoli', seeing a young Mel Gibson for the first time, and where my hatred towards the British was deeply rooted. This battle helped define who we are as nation. Two extremely humble young men. Fimmel can be anything if breaks go his way in Lollywood. Dip me lid.
What's funny about Gallipoli is the British guy we all hate turns out to be an Australian officer with just some good ol' colonial schooling.
At least there's The Patriot and Braveheart
Still see Ragnar :D and I love it
LUKE BRACEY IM GLAD THT U'RE ALIFE 😘
I have a feeling these blokes had a hard night out the night before this interview lol
Yes! They are fidgety as all fuck......trying too hard to appear straight and sober
Travis had flown in from the US the morning of interview.
FilmInk Magazine yeah and probably did a line or 2 hahahaha no doubt it’s almost obvious. Poor baby though
@@CassieGrayMusic Wowzer!!! I guess you've never heard of Jet lag. 🙄🤔😒
For me, he will be ragnar for everrrr
I thought that was Theo von ngl
What is it with Australian men? Are they all tall and attractive?
Maybe not all tall, but we all know how to stand tall, when requied.
Bushfires, floods, war, we are always in the thick of it.
fidgety fimmel.
luke looks older than travis and ragnar needs to get a haircut
EEEEEERGH...WHYYYYYYY. I HATE SEEING TRAVIS IN MOVIES...IT'S LIKE HE DOESNT CARE ANYMORE AFTER VIKINGS. I WOSH HE WOULD QUIT THE FILM INDUSTRY.
LOL Travis can’t sit still..... he’s deffo on “the spectrum”
Nooope!
i cant take serious always are gonna be ragnar :v
Coke is everywhere it seems.
Films weaving dishonest. Additional information of the Royal Australian Army 6 battalion was wiped out. After the battle of Long Tan, Australian troops had to move 8th Battalion from Australia to replace 6th Battalion at Nui Dat base. The battle of Long Tan became an obsession of the Royal Australian Army. In J.Pim-Lot's memoirs, an Australian veteran who took part in the battle of Long Tan on August 18, 1966 wrote: "The battle of Long Tan - Nui Dat became arc-shaped graves and burial graves. Australian task force to join Vietnam ... ".
They dont spund confident in their answers though
I get the feeling they're acutely aware of the fact that they're representing real people who did extraordinary things, and who are still alive and watching them. They say they've hung out with real soldiers on set, so my guess is they may feel a bit uncomfortable doing the 'movie star' thing. They are aussie guys after all.
They do like 20 of these in a day, they cant act like their on crack for all of them. Its not that type of movie or interview that they need to be hugely animated. They look completely normal, sober and comfortable to me. Travis touches his face and fidgets as hes thinking of answers to the questions, completely normal. Plus its signs of tiredness. Some people hate sitting still at all, including me, especially being questioned on camera for thousands to see online.
Looks reaaally cheesy.