I don’t care what anyone has to say negative about Angelina Jolie. She seems really connected to the human experience and that’s what makes her an amazing actress/Director. She also seems so intelligent when she speaks.
Lol..That was pretty funny. But the main reason Patty probably gets more leeway from the studio is because her vision is likely closer to the mainstream uplifting pop culture type of film that most general audiences seem to like. Whereas Gulermo has a very weird macabre anti mainstream vision generally. So its not a matter of being Better more so just having different taste and sensibilities.
+MysticSacophone I've been waiting for that for so long.... However, I think I remember Del Toro saying something like he'd never make one though. If I remember right he said one can base a movie around the mythos lovecraft and the rest created but the actual books are almost impossible to adapt.
33:37 Jolie: that's crazy. That was-- 33:38 Hollywood Interruptor: what was the toughest day for you in Wonder Woman? Just one of the many abrupt interruptions and tactless timing and moderating. Well done, Galloway. Consistent rudeness every year. Pat yourself on the back.
especially after the moderator/editors cutting off abruptly Gerwig's valid point about computer software developers, that can't have been the end of her answer.. and then the moderator getting emotional about a blacklisted friend director of his .. in what in the circumstances seemed to relate to equality and human decency and the moderators question/cutting off a lot of people especially female guests/cutting the story about gender inequality just before/skipping the first female in the group in the first question and his general feeling that he seems on the side of how "hard" it is to "know what to do" ... Guillermo's answering immediately with "just be a good human being".. was perfect :D and oh so satisfying
It's easy to joke about "oh, look at Jolie adopting foreigns kids, yadda yadda", but hearing her talk about her experiences overseas, and seeing how much she took from it, what she learned, and the respect she has for her place in these stories, man. I wish I had half the wisdom she seems to have.
Angie is so misunderstood. People eat up media stories about her being crazy and manipulative but watching interviews with her you can tell that she's truly genuine and empathetic. It's really sad that the media frenzy around her when she was younger closed her off to the world, she had such a bright personality and years of being torn to shreds by stories has meant a public appearance is rare now.
those interviews have nothing to do with her personal relationships. women can go all batshit & vengeful when it comes to a man or trying to get custody of her kids. she created a toxic enviroment for her kids & demonized their father out of pure revenge & spite. You dont have 6 kids with a guy then suddenly decide he is the devil! does that make any sense?
@@earlysummerz2442even though the FBI report after that aeroplane incident showed the children all telling the same story. They were terrified of their drunken father. He poured beer on those poor children whilst they were sleeping and had a physical fight with Maddox. Angelina got in the middle and got hurt. Whilst he has sorted himself out and is probably a lovely person whilst sober, never underestimate what this does and how it changes people. Fair play to Angelina for taking the children from that environment, but also moving into a house down the street so that they could still see their Dad once he had sorted himself out. Children aren't stupid, they see everything. The way they look at their mother with love can't be denied.
Is this a joke or not?? Personally it horrifies and drives me insane to see her like that! Her face looks so fake it's a shame... I mean I don't care about her it's the american society I hate on that point. How can a people tend to be so fake instead of accepting who they are? La culture de l'image is so developped that everything looks fake in the end, from the physical appearence to one's behaviour. Look at the US porn industry : only a very few women look natural and lovable, all the others look generic and fake from head to toe. Look at the 60+ politicians : the biggest freak show on earth!
Yeah, it's quite frustrating to watch these sometimes. He asks some really good questions, but when he interrupts, everyone forgets what they were talking about and we never got to hear the rest
Sure he does... but sometimes he sort of does have to interrupt ... imagine if you let an actor gab until he or she shuts up by itself.... that would be never.
What I like about Angelina Jolie is that she has shown over and over again that she is so much more than her beauty. She honestly seems a really solid person.
She’s certainly smart and thoughtful. More complex than we could have predicted, given the far right wing views of her father and her liberal positions on issues. They all seemed clever to me.
13:08 - 16:08 it was SO rude that Angelina finished telling the hell of an emotional story, the director from Montreal (don't remember his name) asked her a question about it because he had an experience himself on the subject but the interviewer cut the communication to ask HIM to tell his story first and never let it come back to Angelina. Is that desperation to participate and lead the table all the time to the point you cut two directors interacting on a beautiful emotional common ground? I'm so pissed off
yes! i was so frustrated by that. he really wanted to hear an answer from Angelina and get her experience from that, ( and it was an interesting question- so i was curious to hear if she had a story of someone telling her something). but then the moderator frames it as - well, lets hear your answer FIRST and we'll switch back to her. so we hear his answer and you can see the moment after, he's expecting the attention to go Angelina to answer what he'd asked originally. right around 16:07. but suddenly 16:09 the moderator just asks a different question to someone else. completely skipping Angelina, who was the person on the receiving end of the question in the first place. smh this part and some other parts. galloway was absolutely interrupting the flow. the directors had a good vibe going and reacting well to each other but galloway chopped it up. it's really unfortunate when the members sitting at the table have something to say and they're cut off instead. this is supposed to be a roundtable discussion and the moderator should step in when it's needed or rewording a question to focus the answer but it really wasn't necessary for him to interrupt at most parts when he did. rather than letting the members dictate the flow and seeing where the conversation goes, what topics to bring up.... increasingly galloway turns it into Q&A and metaphorically passing the mic over. then it's just like any other panel and interview at other places. it's not roundtable discussion in that regard
He's just moderating very articulate, passionate people with a lot to say. If he lets everyone talk as long as they want then you won't hear from everyone at the table.Not an easy gig.
Just yet another copycat. If you have and i know you dont, any experience with tv editing that i have done. You can see clearly many times clips are cut and edited back together so it looks like his next question is almost happening when other guy just finished. Besides, their production company propably had sent him list of things to ask and to keep things in schedule too. You dont know ANYTHING about tv production, lot less even youtube.
Yeh every time I click on one of these roundtables and I see his face, I am so tempted to just turn it off immediately because I cant grab him and throw him out the room
I never leave negative, or really any, comments on RUclips videos, but as a film student these roundtables are my favorite things on RUclips. And I understand stand Stephen Galloway is doing his best, but the way he interrupts people is really frustrating. I would LOVE to just see these directors interact with and converse with each other with guided conversation rather than just question and answer. If you do that then these videos are just like any other interview. I really hope these round tables continue. The interview style just needs to change. I do not mind if Stephen stays. He just needs to adjust the way he moderates these discussions. I wanna hear every little things that comes out of the directors/actors mouths. So the interruptions make them hard to watch. Matthew Belloni is great at these.
I kinda wish there wasn't moderator. Not just because this guy gets off on interrupting everyone, but because I like the discussions they get into when they ask each other questions and talk freely and it's annoying when a moderator interrupts the flow of that. I know they have a moderator to make sure that everyone can get a word in, but I think they've all been talkative enough on their own. It'd be interesting to see.
Kristina Lauren No. It's not having a moderator. It's just Galloway. I've seen the same format with Lacey as the moderator and it's way better. Galloway can just fuck right off.
Bob Mob Have you seen the roundtables with Lacey as host? They're infinitely better because the editors don't need to awkwardly cut while the interviewee is talking.
12:50 It is so fitting that Angelina talks about her experience in that jungle, and the spiritual moment she had. Sitting next to her is Guillermo who not only completely believes in spirits and ghosts, but he also understands that ghosts are rarely malevolent. Spirits are echoes, reflection of evils committed on this earth in past, and present. They can do you no harm, and you can learn a lot from them if you stop and listen. True monsters, true harm comes in physical form. They wear the faces of men. Me personally, I've never experienced nor am particularly keen in indulging in belief or practice of anything related to spirits. But far better men than I are convinced that spirits are real. Who am I to say they are wrong? Science has not yet proved they don't exist, nor that they do. So for now, I will keep that as my opinion. I just don't know yet. However, I have come to truly appreciate the fact that spirits; if they do exist, are to be shown respect and compassion, and this is partly due to Guillermo and his works.
Denise Villeneuve asked Angelina Jolie a question and the interviewer deflected it back to him saying "you first" and then never returned it to Jolie. I wish he had kept that ball in the air, it makes it awkward when interviewers do stuff like that.
it doesn't happen often but sometimes a nominee seems so genuine so happy to be in the awards race that its a pleasure to watch.. Guillermo Del toro Amy Ryan gone baby gone Hailee Steinfeld true grit
That answer he had to the last question, if he could film anything it would be his own childhood... I've never heard anyone answer that question like that and it's the best answer I've ever heard.
It is NOT edited or at least not to the degree that the editing is the problem. HE is the problem... this discussion appears below every video he's in and we rarely have it when _anyone_ else is (actually) moderating. He is not...
Ignorant people will remain ignorant. One of the main jobs of the moderator is to keep the conversation going, especially when the time is constrained.
I met Guillermo and I can say that he is one of the most incredible and humble people I have ever met, he is definitely a person who knows his priorities and knows how to handle success with a grace and sympathy that only a few have, a true artist
I never leave negative, or really any, comments on RUclips videos, but as a film student these roundtables are my favorite things on RUclips. And I understand stand Stephen Galloway is doing his best, but the way he interrupts people is really frustrating. I would LOVE to just see these directors interact with and converse with each other with guided conversation rather than just question and answer. If you do that then these videos are just like any other interview. I really hope these round tables continue. The interview style just needs to change. I do not mind if Stephen stays. He just needs to adjust the way he moderates these discussions. I wanna hear every little things that comes out of the directors/actors mouths. So the interruptions make them hard to watch. Matthew Belloni is great at these.
It was an abomination when GDT was telling the story about the car mishap, and Stephen interrupts him and ask others a question. The energy of that conversation was electric, Stephen just turn itoff.ugh...
So, the problem with the moderator isn't that he interrupts the conversation. It's a produced segment and it needs to keep moving but when he interrupts the conversation to ask a question that was previously written rather than digging in deeper is really disappointing.
What's the rush? There is no time limit what so ever online. There things could go on for another 10 minutes or 1 hour and no one would complain. Old mentalities ruin new mediums.
@@kombinatsiya6000 ikr this isn't TV where there's a time limit. it could be 3 hours long and people could watch at their leisure. this is why I hate the mainstream media. they'll die with their egos intact.
@@21swords76 They could also just cut the video if they started talking nonsense. Just let them finish their thoughts and decide afterwards if it's worth hearing or not. This guy however always interrupts with those basic "where do you get you ideas from" type of questions. He's just the worst.
@@TheOldMan-75 I've noticed that he cuts most answers except for political ones. when it's a question about Donald Trump, he never interrupts. He likes hearing other people talk about how "evil" and "undemocratic" he is. What does Trump have to do with film? He tried that on John Krasinski and when he didn't say Trump is bad and instead tried to stay apolitical and talk about making films about political figures, he got interrupted. What a scumbag.
@@TheOldMan-75 THANK YOU. So tired of people INCORRECTLY claiming it's the edits or time constraints. (You can tell the actors / directors will chat with each other for another 6 hours, and WITHOUT interruptions or STOOOPID questions.) GALLOWAY IS FAR WORSE than even his critics think he is. (He's actually VILE: he hosts SOLELY bc he wants to be FAMOUS himself and try to connect with celebs. SUPER-VILE.) Since THR will not listen to its customers, we need to take it to the next level and FORCE them to obey the customers' wishes.
del Toro is the cutest little cherub!!! I would love to have drinks with him. I was laughing out lout so many times at his remarks. Lovely human, he exudes warmth and sincerity. Great Roundtable this year! Excited to see what Gerwig does next. Ladybird was quite special imo.
Angelina’s gaze, it speaks volumes, it has a deep emotional depth. What a wonderful woman, intelligent woman. I just want to stare at her all throughout the whole interview. My feelings for her has not changed since I discovered her in Gia back in 1999....
Angelina Jolie is simply brilliant. I love all the other directors, but she has a special genius that makes her see things from such an original angle all the time. For example, the way she answered the very last question, pointing out that it's not the place where the camera is set, but the outcome and that we witness so much destruction and violence and we don't change. Where should we place the camera in order to change? I just love her.
a woman his size would never be called cute, much less get a job like his. He is just greasy , i bet he cleared the catering service and licked his paws clean.
I've watch mast all roundtables and this group is one, if not, my favorite. The sincerity and the passion of everyone at the table are truly inspiring.
33:37 Jolie: that's crazy. That was-- 33:38 Hollywood Interruptor: what was the toughest day for you in Wonder Woman? Just one of the many abrupt interruptions and tactless timing and moderating. Well done, Galloway. Consistent rudeness every year. Pat yourself on the back.
Angelina is such a passionate director, she wants to convey messages so that the world can change for the better, she is not there to make block busters.
But it's easier to spread that message if you can get more people to watch it and be moved by it. I applaud her for that desire, but it's not like she's the only director or writer or actor, or anything, that cares about that. She's a person, she deserves to be respected for that, along with the rest of us, not idolized on a pedestal.
Love Guillermo Del Toro. His reactions to the questions are so real. Great at what he does and a great human being as well. One of the best of our times!
Love Guillermo's interruption on the last question. Really fell in love with him during this roundtable. So honest and happy to talk about the process. Almost want someone to interview him on the technical stuff as he so wants to talk about it.
My appreciation for Guillermo Del Toro has increased ten folds. Angelina Jolie is distractingly beautiful, her cheekbones could slice through a diamond. I love how concerned she is with action in time of need rather than any other aspect of living. I love that about her, I aspire to be able to be at that level of action in the near future.
I never really payed attention to Angelinas directing career but after watching this it is clear she is incredible. I have so much more respect for her now.
Listening to Angelina talking about Cambodia while that scene with the kid was on screen brought me to tears. That's so powerful and I don't know how to explain. Thank you so much for sharing your experience and give that powerful testimony to the world
Shitty people generally get more success. It’s because they know they’re shit and they try to get along with management to get better jobs. Whereas people who’re good at their jobs just do it and expect things to come to them which never happens because someone shitty had already licked some shoes to get it.
@@AbhimanyuKhanna91 It's really just CORRUPTION: everyone kept asking WHY Hack Snyder was allowed to keep directing DC superhero films,when so many customers HATED his childish films... but no one knew the dirty answer: Snyder and his wife RAISED most of the money to make the films, so WB negligently said "Okay, YOU can write and direct them all, even though you suck". Is Galloway related to the owner of THR? That kind of corruption is everywhere and we all need to SPEAK OUT AGAINST IT.
@@AbhimanyuKhanna91 my proverb is "EVIL ALWAYS WINS", which people don't realize. (EX: Evil has every advantage: the element of surprise; it can cheat or win by ANY means necessary, while GOOD has to fight fair; corruption means money and power, which Good cannot fight.) EX: no one gets RICH by being smart. (Almost all rich people are like Donald Trump: a moron who was BORN rich.) SELF-MADE RICH PEOPLE GOT RICH BY BEING DIRTY AND CORRUPT. Wolves among sheep. But things are getting so bad the sheep are rising up finally! (I'm ready to go lynch some murderous politicians and CEOs!)
37:00 *shocked pikachu face* when he turns to Angelina and says, "Among your heroes..." while Denis is still mid-sentence, that was soooo rude. Like at least let him finish his thought first damn..
Mikhail Britanico Yeah and his interrupting question is as useless a follow up as the opening proposition. If you were on a boat what one movie...? If you were to interview George Miller what one question would you ask? What I hate is he is the Stereotype Pompous Critic who actually doesn't pose true authentic questions. It's like lazy textbook generic questions plagiarised from a DIY book on Entertainment Criticism. I wish there was more direct talk on the craft and technical thought. I hate the ethereal side.
For their very last question ... everyone is talking big and worldly ... but Guillermo is going back within his childhood. And I love that. I'm with him. I'm intensely nostalgic about the past. Love Guillermo.
I haven’t watched the films directed by Angelina Jolie but I love her story about filming in Cambodia and hearing children crying. And respecting the land.
I agree. The ugliest people w/cheek bones and lips still wouldnt even come close to looking like her. Idk why people try to say shes "plastic" . Even if she did it still doesnt take away her natural beauty. People hating cant even hold a candle to her.
@@calvincanty3906 that warms my heart. I think she’s very misunderstood in America. The media always wanted to lump her in with brad Pitt but she’s so interesting and kind.
Such a joy to watch the humanity and love pour from Guillermo and Angelina..... Such beauty and a level of care that very few will probably experience. Wow.
GALLOWAY IS FAR WORSE than even his critics think he is. (He's actually VILE: he hosts SOLELY bc he wants to be FAMOUS himself and try to connect with celebs. SUPER-VILE SYCOPHANT.) Since THR will not listen to its customers, we need to take it to the next level and FORCE them to obey the customers' wishes. This Roundtable format is too good to permit SG to keep ruining it and its insights. (If I lived in LA, i'd PICKET THR's offices to dump this sycophant and have written questions for the celebs.)
@@transmatized I'm sorry but that that time stamp he seems to be done talking and there is no question posed to AG. I don't know what moment you are referring to.
Galloway just cannot stand to have anyone at the table ask their peers a question, he has to interrupt and ask a similar but often inferior question, bringing the flow to a halt. Angeline Jolie poses a question to the table and he jumps in, Denis Villeneuve asks Angelina Jolie a question and Galloway spins the question on Denis before Angelina can even answer. I love the roundtables but Galloway's are always the most infuriating.
Roundtables rarely disappoint, but this seemed even better than most. Yes, our moderator interrupts, but he has one sterling quality: fantastic questions! Its not just the panelists who make a great show, it's also the depth, creativity of questions they are asked.
It makes me so happy that people like Guillermo that I've known of his work for most of my life is finally getting such major recognition now. I cried when he won best director and when Shape of Water got the big win. It made me so happy
Greta Gerwig is so lucky to be apart of this round table. Not that she doesn't deserve to be there herself, but to be able to connect with these veterans of the craft must be invaluable to a new director.
It is glad.to watch Guillermo developing the tenure with such confidence and arguments on an easy and natural way... He is one of a kind Kind regards from México
He takes so much interest in what other people at the table are saying and relates their experience with something that he has himself experienced before. Shows how down to Earth he is. Love him! So happy now that his movie won the best picture award even though I didn't like it.
Me. What I've learned from watching, dissecting and studying these THR Roundtables religiously for years, use these invaluable lessons, learnings and experiences to create, in whatever ways speak to you. Doing that, life gets a lot less lonely.
This was 3 years ago and Angelina Jolie is just so aware as a person. You would expect a Hollywood brat but she evolved to be this truly amazing incredible woman.
@@ismellnice83 True GODDESS, an people saying she is made out of plastic are mad. Have followed her since 1999 and the onlu thing she has done is her nose and some botox when aging ofc. Rare genes from her parents. What a journey she has done
@Unicorn cola not even that I saw this pic from 2020 and Shiloh and Angelina were both looking down at the same time and they literally had the same exact nose Plus she looks like her
So mad Guillermo del Toro didn't get to finish his thought towards the end about freedom and no limitation. Such wisdom in this man and gosh just the way he articulates.
There are lot of interviews on RUclips. Some are in spanish, but you truly get insight into his thought process on some of them. Here are some: ruclips.net/video/8n9FsRjKsfo/видео.html ruclips.net/video/tNJBradAJqU/видео.html ruclips.net/video/04WoojFSejU/видео.html
This is a great roundtable episode. So many brilliant, strong-minded and compassionate artists in one place. Manages to swerve the preachy schmaltziness of some of the other episodes. Del Toro's candidness, Patty Jenkins passion and Jolie's humanity shone particularly bright.
i think this roundtable deserves to be moderated by someone who is at least genuinely interested in what these directors have to say. not even knowledgable, just interested. he has to be able to grasp the meaning of what they are trying to say. this will in turn encourage them to share more and go more in depth into what their experiences and feelings truly are concerning their craft.
Ivan Vakhrushev wait, Enemy has doppelgängers. The, Lynch created, Twin Peaks has doppelgängers.. whoa dude you just blew my mind. The similarities are too much
When Joe Wright referred to the hypothetical director as 'he' he pulled himself back on it and said- "I just said 'he' that's interesting," then corrected it to 'they'. But just after this happens the moderator starts talking about the director as a 'he' and kept doing it, without any kind of awareness that he was amongst female directors at the same table. Interesting..
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Obsessed with how Guillermo knows literally every movie that is mentioned
These people know every movie ever made
Ikr even that french fisherman documentary
well they are directors....
@@nemo320 not all directors are film fanatics. Especially not to the level of Tarantino, Scorscese, Wright, Del Tori et al
YESSSS!! I LOVE Guillermo
I don’t care what anyone has to say negative about Angelina Jolie. She seems really connected to the human experience and that’s what makes her an amazing actress/Director. She also seems so intelligent when she speaks.
And my god is she a GODDESS
She's a fkn kook
@@flimflamajam Bitch.
She filmed like 1 movie idk why shes there
@@v90660 Wrong.
17:28
Patty: "The studio was in agreement with what I wanted to do"
Guillermo: "Must be nice..."
Del toro struggle with Mountain Madness for 12 years.. didn't get so lucky.
It's a darn shame too. If there's one thing this world needs right now, it's a full scale Lovecraft movie by either Del Toro or Eggers.
Lol..That was pretty funny. But the main reason Patty probably gets more leeway from the studio is because her vision is likely closer to the mainstream uplifting pop culture type of film that most general audiences seem to like. Whereas Gulermo has a very weird macabre anti mainstream vision generally. So its not a matter of being Better more so just having different taste and sensibilities.
MysticSaxophone two words for you: Fuck. Yes
+MysticSacophone I've been waiting for that for so long.... However, I think I remember Del Toro saying something like he'd never make one though. If I remember right he said one can base a movie around the mythos lovecraft and the rest created but the actual books are almost impossible to adapt.
Guillermo is like everyone's wise uncle. He has so much sensitivity and humor and he really knows how to communicate his thoughts.
I'm an ex pat in Cambodia and I can tell you Angelina is LOVED here. And her movie is spoken of by Cambodian young people as if it is a sacred text.
That's beautiful 🥺
Well, thats nice to know. Thanks for sharing, man, appreciate it
33:37 Jolie: that's crazy. That was--
33:38 Hollywood Interruptor: what was the toughest day for you in Wonder Woman?
Just one of the many abrupt interruptions and tactless timing and moderating.
Well done, Galloway. Consistent rudeness every year. Pat yourself on the back.
That's so awesome!! She humbly took on the responsibility to tell the story
It is true. I am Cambodian. We love Angelina jolie
it was so beautiful to see denis and guillermo speak about the importance of creating a safe environment and not allowing any misconduct on set
especially after the moderator/editors cutting off abruptly Gerwig's valid point about computer software developers, that can't have been the end of her answer.. and then the moderator getting emotional about a blacklisted friend director of his .. in what in the circumstances seemed to relate to equality and human decency and the moderators question/cutting off a lot of people especially female guests/cutting the story about gender inequality just before/skipping the first female in the group in the first question and his general feeling that he seems on the side of how "hard" it is to "know what to do" ... Guillermo's answering immediately with "just be a good human being".. was perfect :D and oh so satisfying
It's easy to joke about "oh, look at Jolie adopting foreigns kids, yadda yadda", but hearing her talk about her experiences overseas, and seeing how much she took from it, what she learned, and the respect she has for her place in these stories, man. I wish I had half the wisdom she seems to have.
her book, 'notes from my travels' is really really wonderful
I want someone to look at me the way Angelina Jolie looks at Guillermo del Toro
Totoro San is a Chad..
then you have to be a transgender and have enough money fpr many many surgeries....this are dark kreatures you are a female and they never will ....
@@susannesuanne2700 WHAT??
@TronandFlynn82
They think all celebrities/public figures are literal transgenders.
I want Angelina Jolie to look at me like that
Listening to directors is more interesting than listening to actors. Really impressed with del Toro and Villeneuve's humanity and love for art.
You are right. Cinema is a director's medium first and foremost.
Angie is so misunderstood. People eat up media stories about her being crazy and manipulative but watching interviews with her you can tell that she's truly genuine and empathetic. It's really sad that the media frenzy around her when she was younger closed her off to the world, she had such a bright personality and years of being torn to shreds by stories has meant a public appearance is rare now.
People don’t trust a woman that beautiful
angie? lmao you dont know her like that
Idkkk man, I trust brad Pitt a lot more
those interviews have nothing to do with her personal relationships. women can go all batshit & vengeful when it comes to a man or trying to get custody of her kids. she created a toxic enviroment for her kids & demonized their father out of pure revenge & spite. You dont have 6 kids with a guy then suddenly decide he is the devil! does that make any sense?
@@earlysummerz2442even though the FBI report after that aeroplane incident showed the children all telling the same story. They were terrified of their drunken father. He poured beer on those poor children whilst they were sleeping and had a physical fight with Maddox. Angelina got in the middle and got hurt.
Whilst he has sorted himself out and is probably a lovely person whilst sober, never underestimate what this does and how it changes people.
Fair play to Angelina for taking the children from that environment, but also moving into a house down the street so that they could still see their Dad once he had sorted himself out. Children aren't stupid, they see everything. The way they look at their mother with love can't be denied.
it's so refreshing to see a round table with 3 women, and 3 men who didn't grow up in america! Love it!
Catherine D true
I mean it is Hollywood, what do you expect? But I also like the mix of nationalities.
Wow didnt even notice this, nice
What are their nationalities?
@@IloveTS13haha the women are american but the men are Mexican, English, and French Canadian!
Angelinas face is from another world
She is so gorgeous and she just gets more beautiful with age.
Yes from a plastic clinic.
@@Jongen. hahah
Is this a joke or not?? Personally it horrifies and drives me insane to see her like that! Her face looks so fake it's a shame... I mean I don't care about her it's the american society I hate on that point. How can a people tend to be so fake instead of accepting who they are? La culture de l'image is so developped that everything looks fake in the end, from the physical appearence to one's behaviour. Look at the US porn industry : only a very few women look natural and lovable, all the others look generic and fake from head to toe. Look at the 60+ politicians : the biggest freak show on earth!
Well, isn’t entirely natural is it, enhancements subtly well done though
"I'm Stephen Galloway. This is Close Up with the Hollywood Interrupter."
MHP Le Best joke😂😂
Haha! Someone please make a meme of this!
Yeah, it's quite frustrating to watch these sometimes. He asks some really good questions, but when he interrupts, everyone forgets what they were talking about and we never got to hear the rest
Right? Lmfaooooooo🤣🤣🤣🤣
Sure he does... but sometimes he sort of does have to interrupt ... imagine if you let an actor gab until he or she shuts up by itself.... that would be never.
What I like about Angelina Jolie is that she has shown over and over again that she is so much more than her beauty. She honestly seems a really solid person.
100% agree
She says what will work in the room. She reminds me of Harry’s wife
She’s certainly smart and thoughtful. More complex than we could have predicted, given the far right wing views of her father and her liberal positions on issues. They all seemed clever to me.
@@L0U1SE you have worms in your brain
@niamph it’s all about the pattern of behaviour. Hampton report that there are no worms in my brain, but that ms for caring
This Comment section
5%: The host should be fired
5%: The actual interview
40%: People simping for Angelina
50%: People simping for Guillermo
i don't think Angelina should have even been at this table. she is too famous for the wrong reasons.
@@Jake7inchnails shut up you’re a clown. You clearly have no idea about the works she has done both in filmmaking and her humanitarian work.
@@Jake7inchnails what do you even mean the wrong reasons
being humanitarian
😂 I’m not afraid to say I’m simping guillermo to ❤
2:00
Do you like me?
Del Toro is a delight of a person.
So Denis asks a question to Jolie, the annoying reporter interrupts and she never gets to answer? It was a good question. UGH, SO FRUSTRATING.
yes! i wanted to hear her answer so badly
YES!!!!
Ditto! That moderator really got on my nerve.
!!
Yes!!!!!
13:08 - 16:08 it was SO rude that Angelina finished telling the hell of an emotional story, the director from Montreal (don't remember his name) asked her a question about it because he had an experience himself on the subject but the interviewer cut the communication to ask HIM to tell his story first and never let it come back to Angelina. Is that desperation to participate and lead the table all the time to the point you cut two directors interacting on a beautiful emotional common ground? I'm so pissed off
the interview always upsets me
Yeah that pissed me off as well. It was unbelievable.
yes! i was so frustrated by that. he really wanted to hear an answer from Angelina and get her experience from that, ( and it was an interesting question- so i was curious to hear if she had a story of someone telling her something). but then the moderator frames it as - well, lets hear your answer FIRST and we'll switch back to her. so we hear his answer and you can see the moment after, he's expecting the attention to go Angelina to answer what he'd asked originally. right around 16:07. but suddenly 16:09 the moderator just asks a different question to someone else. completely skipping Angelina, who was the person on the receiving end of the question in the first place. smh
this part and some other parts. galloway was absolutely interrupting the flow. the directors had a good vibe going and reacting well to each other but galloway chopped it up. it's really unfortunate when the members sitting at the table have something to say and they're cut off instead. this is supposed to be a roundtable discussion and the moderator should step in when it's needed or rewording a question to focus the answer but it really wasn't necessary for him to interrupt at most parts when he did. rather than letting the members dictate the flow and seeing where the conversation goes, what topics to bring up.... increasingly galloway turns it into Q&A and metaphorically passing the mic over. then it's just like any other panel and interview at other places. it's not roundtable discussion in that regard
That director from Montreal is a maestro hahah 👀
Yup that bothered me too 😡
STOP INTERRUPTING PEOPLE WHEN THEY ARE PASSIONATELY TALKING ABOUT SOMETHING!
He's just moderating very articulate, passionate people with a lot to say. If he lets everyone talk as long as they want then you won't hear from everyone at the table.Not an easy gig.
He has to control the time and wrap everything in an hour
@@kushall3515 And yet the other moderators manage to accomplish that without tactlessly interrupting people.
Just yet another copycat. If you have and i know you dont, any experience with tv editing that i have done. You can see clearly many times clips are cut and edited back together so it looks like his next question is almost happening when other guy just finished.
Besides, their production company propably had sent him list of things to ask and to keep things in schedule too. You dont know ANYTHING about tv production, lot less even youtube.
Yeh every time I click on one of these roundtables and I see his face, I am so tempted to just turn it off immediately because I cant grab him and throw him out the room
44:53 - that genuine laugh from Angelina made my day
Angelina is in love with Guillermo. And I agree with her
Who isn't? 🥰
@@humberto_avila Right???
I never leave negative, or really any, comments on RUclips videos, but as a film student these roundtables are my favorite things on RUclips.
And I understand stand Stephen Galloway is doing his best, but the way he interrupts people is really frustrating. I would LOVE to just see these directors interact with and converse with each other with guided conversation rather than just question and answer. If you do that then these videos are just like any other interview.
I really hope these round tables continue. The interview style just needs to change. I do not mind if Stephen stays. He just needs to adjust the way he moderates these discussions. I wanna hear every little things that comes out of the directors/actors mouths. So the interruptions make them hard to watch. Matthew Belloni is great at these.
Angelina's face was carved by greek gods. Breathtaking
Who else says Guillermo del Toro is their favorite director?
I kinda wish there wasn't moderator. Not just because this guy gets off on interrupting everyone, but because I like the discussions they get into when they ask each other questions and talk freely and it's annoying when a moderator interrupts the flow of that. I know they have a moderator to make sure that everyone can get a word in, but I think they've all been talkative enough on their own. It'd be interesting to see.
Exactly
Yes! I want it to be like Variety's actor on actor interviews!
Kristina Lauren No. It's not having a moderator. It's just Galloway. I've seen the same format with Lacey as the moderator and it's way better. Galloway can just fuck right off.
it's edited (trunchated), blame the editors, not the host
Bob Mob Have you seen the roundtables with Lacey as host? They're infinitely better because the editors don't need to awkwardly cut while the interviewee is talking.
27:58 - Guillermo realizes he left the lights on at home
Ahahahahahaha
LOL!
lol, you made m day. Thanks!
Cipriano, thank you... I loughed so much!!!
I want to know what was the scene and actor that didnt make it for Denis. Im thinking... Jared Leto?
This guy needs to be fired as a host. He doesn’t let the directors finish their sentences.
Angelina Jolie AND Guillermo Del Toro, two of my favorite film artists of all time at a table interview together? WHAT A TREAT! THANK YOU!
12:50 It is so fitting that Angelina talks about her experience in that jungle, and the spiritual moment she had. Sitting next to her is Guillermo who not only completely believes in spirits and ghosts, but he also understands that ghosts are rarely malevolent. Spirits are echoes, reflection of evils committed on this earth in past, and present. They can do you no harm, and you can learn a lot from them if you stop and listen. True monsters, true harm comes in physical form. They wear the faces of men.
Me personally, I've never experienced nor am particularly keen in indulging in belief or practice of anything related to spirits. But far better men than I are convinced that spirits are real. Who am I to say they are wrong? Science has not yet proved they don't exist, nor that they do. So for now, I will keep that as my opinion. I just don't know yet. However, I have come to truly appreciate the fact that spirits; if they do exist, are to be shown respect and compassion, and this is partly due to Guillermo and his works.
Denise Villeneuve asked Angelina Jolie a question and the interviewer deflected it back to him saying "you first" and then never returned it to Jolie. I wish he had kept that ball in the air, it makes it awkward when interviewers do stuff like that.
*Denis
It was so incredibly rude and came off a bit chauvinistic.
💯
I hate this interviewer, he also always cuts off the people around the table or talks over them, and as you said.
Everyone here is great, but Guillermo del Toro is a fucking gem! Such a warm and beautiful soul.
it doesn't happen often but sometimes a nominee seems so genuine so happy to be in the awards race that its a pleasure to watch.. Guillermo Del toro Amy Ryan gone baby gone Hailee Steinfeld true grit
That answer he had to the last question, if he could film anything it would be his own childhood... I've never heard anyone answer that question like that and it's the best answer I've ever heard.
I see why the moderator is called the interruptor...
That guy is so disrespectful.
He’s probably got not more than an hour with them and has to ask as many questions as he can
it's edited (trunchated): blame the editors, not the host
It is NOT edited or at least not to the degree that the editing is the problem. HE is the problem... this discussion appears below every video he's in and we rarely have it when _anyone_ else is (actually) moderating. He is not...
Ignorant people will remain ignorant. One of the main jobs of the moderator is to keep the conversation going, especially when the time is constrained.
Im a cambodian, to hear angie speak so passionately about our country makes me so happy.
Denis is such a calm and intelligent guy. Can't wait for DUNE
Dune 2 going to watch tomorrow?
I met Guillermo and I can say that he is one of the most incredible and humble people I have ever met, he is definitely a person who knows his priorities and knows how to handle success with a grace and sympathy that only a few have, a true artist
I never leave negative, or really any, comments on RUclips videos, but as a film student these roundtables are my favorite things on RUclips.
And I understand stand Stephen Galloway is doing his best, but the way he interrupts people is really frustrating. I would LOVE to just see these directors interact with and converse with each other with guided conversation rather than just question and answer. If you do that then these videos are just like any other interview.
I really hope these round tables continue. The interview style just needs to change. I do not mind if Stephen stays. He just needs to adjust the way he moderates these discussions. I wanna hear every little things that comes out of the directors/actors mouths. So the interruptions make them hard to watch. Matthew Belloni is great at these.
Reply if u are human
@@cani5761 I think I’m human
Lol he is not better
He’s just annoying
Completely agree.
It was an abomination when GDT was telling the story about the car mishap, and Stephen interrupts him and ask others a question. The energy of that conversation was electric, Stephen just turn itoff.ugh...
'I'd love to look back at my childhood with more accuracy than memory allows" shiiiit 😭
When Denis Villeneuve talks, the enviroment in that room feels son calm.
Angelina Jolie is a really genuine person and I feel is really misunderstood as well.
So, the problem with the moderator isn't that he interrupts the conversation. It's a produced segment and it needs to keep moving but when he interrupts the conversation to ask a question that was previously written rather than digging in deeper is really disappointing.
What's the rush? There is no time limit what so ever online. There things could go on for another 10 minutes or 1 hour and no one would complain. Old mentalities ruin new mediums.
@@kombinatsiya6000 ikr this isn't TV where there's a time limit. it could be 3 hours long and people could watch at their leisure. this is why I hate the mainstream media. they'll die with their egos intact.
@@21swords76 They could also just cut the video if they started talking nonsense. Just let them finish their thoughts and decide afterwards if it's worth hearing or not. This guy however always interrupts with those basic "where do you get you ideas from" type of questions. He's just the worst.
@@TheOldMan-75 I've noticed that he cuts most answers except for political ones. when it's a question about Donald Trump, he never interrupts. He likes hearing other people talk about how "evil" and "undemocratic" he is. What does Trump have to do with film? He tried that on John Krasinski and when he didn't say Trump is bad and instead tried to stay apolitical and talk about making films about political figures, he got interrupted. What a scumbag.
@@TheOldMan-75 THANK YOU. So tired of people INCORRECTLY claiming it's the edits or time constraints. (You can tell the actors / directors will chat with each other for another 6 hours, and WITHOUT interruptions or STOOOPID questions.)
GALLOWAY IS FAR WORSE than even his critics think he is.
(He's actually VILE: he hosts SOLELY bc he wants to be FAMOUS himself and try to connect with celebs. SUPER-VILE.)
Since THR will not listen to its customers, we need to take it to the next level and FORCE them to obey the customers' wishes.
del Toro is the cutest little cherub!!! I would love to have drinks with him. I was laughing out lout so many times at his remarks. Lovely human, he exudes warmth and sincerity. Great Roundtable this year! Excited to see what Gerwig does next. Ladybird was quite special imo.
Denis' and Guillermo's accents are so soothing. Like a dark lullaby.
Angelina’s gaze, it speaks volumes, it has a deep emotional depth. What a wonderful woman, intelligent woman. I just want to stare at her all throughout the whole interview. My feelings for her has not changed since I discovered her in Gia back in 1999....
same
Angelina Jolie is simply brilliant. I love all the other directors, but she has a special genius that makes her see things from such an original angle all the time. For example, the way she answered the very last question, pointing out that it's not the place where the camera is set, but the outcome and that we witness so much destruction and violence and we don't change. Where should we place the camera in order to change? I just love her.
Angelina is in love with Guillermo. And I agree with her
Guillermo Del Toro is the most reactive human I've ever seen. He manages to engage with everyone present in a way that I've seldom seen before.
Man Angelina really impressed me with her maturity and honesty with the subject matter
She has alwyas been honest, extrodinary human being doing so much and have done an incredible journey. Followed her since 1998, DAMN
@@booze8245
What’s going on with her and brad Pitt?
@Jules 11 her movies are great too
Guillermo del Toro (all parts)
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Thankyou! I only clicked for Guillermo so this made it more easier.
Rebeca Lopez- V But all I care about is Patty Jenkins and Denis Villeneuve
Doing God's work
¡Thankyou!
Thank you
guillermo is the cutest, looks like a mexican santa
Edit: wooow 1k likes lol
Lol, I thought the EXACT same thing! I want to pinch his cheeks and get blackout drunk with him at the same time!
Lol yooo fucking funny comment of the day Isa...
aw he does!
a woman his size would never be called cute, much less get a job like his. He is just greasy , i bet he cleared the catering service and licked his paws clean.
Lechiffresix six
Here we go.
Patty Jenkins talking over Stephen Galloway to finish her thoughts is my new favourite thing.
I've watch mast all roundtables and this group is one, if not, my favorite.
The sincerity and the passion of everyone at the table are truly inspiring.
33:37 Jolie: that's crazy. That was--
33:38 Hollywood Interruptor: what was the toughest day for you in Wonder Woman?
Just one of the many abrupt interruptions and tactless timing and moderating.
Well done, Galloway. Consistent rudeness every year. Pat yourself on the back.
He makes me so mad
@@fernandogarciamuedano Tell me about it! He's so unnecessary. let the talents talk and dig deeper. Stop with the superlatives.
I'm pretty sure it's edited that way, he didn't instantly interrupt. But whatever
@@DirectorHMAN pretty sure these things are cut down a lot, wouldnt be surprised if these meets typically go on for like 3+ hours
I think she said: that's nuts. Which is an end of a sentence
Guillermo Del Toro saying “I don’t know what running is” is my whole life mood
Angelina is such a passionate director, she wants to convey messages so that the world can change for the better, she is not there to make block busters.
But it's easier to spread that message if you can get more people to watch it and be moved by it. I applaud her for that desire, but it's not like she's the only director or writer or actor, or anything, that cares about that. She's a person, she deserves to be respected for that, along with the rest of us, not idolized on a pedestal.
Love Guillermo Del Toro. His reactions to the questions are so real. Great at what he does and a great human being as well. One of the best of our times!
He’s a master
Love Guillermo's interruption on the last question. Really fell in love with him during this roundtable. So honest and happy to talk about the process. Almost want someone to interview him on the technical stuff as he so wants to talk about it.
My appreciation for Guillermo Del Toro has increased ten folds. Angelina Jolie is distractingly beautiful, her cheekbones could slice through a diamond. I love how concerned she is with action in time of need rather than any other aspect of living. I love that about her, I aspire to be able to be at that level of action in the near future.
Search Guillermo del Toro interviews on RUclips. The man is absolutely fascinating. There's not one interview of his I don't find endlessly intriguing
You really have to objectify the woman's appearance? 🙄
@@fleetwood7538 complimenting her cheekbones is not objectification.
Angelina Jolie is such an incredible person. So much empathy. So much humility and kindness.
She cannot have any intimal relationships though.
@@yutro213 why?
Did not have much empathy for her exes's wife when she was sleeping with them...
Angelina is indeed a goddess, but there is just something within her that makes her so special, the spirit the flow the personality. #lifegoal
Add more hashtags babe ! Come on ! #success #humanity #mylifeisafuckinghashtag
@@KEvinou #perfect
@@KEvinou #kevslerisadouchebag
I never really payed attention to Angelinas directing career but after watching this it is clear she is incredible. I have so much more respect for her now.
So pissed that Denis Villeneuve got snubbed, he did so much work with Blade Runner 2049
HeikkiP same I was really upset about that this morning
Best director of the decade!!
Travis Spazz I can agree with that
Jordan Peele was favored over Denis.. Bullshit.
HrTjernobyl Yeah, Denis did so much more work as a director
Love Guillermo's honesty.
That last answer by Guillermo at 1:02:35 is simply wonderful
Listening to Angelina talking about Cambodia while that scene with the kid was on screen brought me to tears. That's so powerful and I don't know how to explain. Thank you so much for sharing your experience and give that powerful testimony to the world
Same...
Me too lol thought i was the only one lol 😂 but I’m Cambodian, flash back on many family members lost
Angelina has one of the most dynamic and beautiful faces.
Nestor El demente why you mad? She has only had her nose thinned up. Everything else is natural.
Guillermo: Do you like me?
I love this man.
"Oh, you all hate Stephen Galloway? Well, let's have him moderate LOTS of panels!"
-THR, probably.
Yes, too true
Shitty people generally get more success. It’s because they know they’re shit and they try to get along with management to get better jobs. Whereas people who’re good at their jobs just do it and expect things to come to them which never happens because someone shitty had already licked some shoes to get it.
@@AbhimanyuKhanna91 It's really just CORRUPTION: everyone kept asking WHY Hack Snyder was allowed to keep directing DC superhero films,when so many customers HATED his childish films... but no one knew the dirty answer: Snyder and his wife RAISED most of the money to make the films, so WB negligently said "Okay, YOU can write and direct them all, even though you suck".
Is Galloway related to the owner of THR?
That kind of corruption is everywhere and we all need to SPEAK OUT AGAINST IT.
@@AbhimanyuKhanna91 my proverb is "EVIL ALWAYS WINS", which people don't realize. (EX: Evil has every advantage: the element of surprise; it can cheat or win by ANY means necessary, while GOOD has to fight fair; corruption means money and power, which Good cannot fight.)
EX: no one gets RICH by being smart. (Almost all rich people are like Donald Trump: a moron who was BORN rich.) SELF-MADE RICH PEOPLE GOT RICH BY BEING DIRTY AND CORRUPT.
Wolves among sheep.
But things are getting so bad the sheep are rising up finally!
(I'm ready to go lynch some murderous politicians and CEOs!)
Angelina is so well spoken! Love her always!
But a pornstar lol
37:00 *shocked pikachu face* when he turns to Angelina and says, "Among your heroes..." while Denis is still mid-sentence, that was soooo rude. Like at least let him finish his thought first damn..
Guillermo is such a legend. I love his films and his personality
Ugh its that guy that asks questions but wont let them finish talking
knew this would be the top comment....
He does not interrupt them, it's the edit. they've edited the video this way to make it look more "controversial" and "spontaneous".
well said...
Shut the fuck uo and stop riding the bandwagon
Mikhail Britanico Yeah and his interrupting question is as useless a follow up as the opening proposition. If you were on a boat what one movie...? If you were to interview George Miller what one question would you ask?
What I hate is he is the Stereotype Pompous Critic who actually doesn't pose true authentic questions. It's like lazy textbook generic questions plagiarised from a DIY book on Entertainment Criticism. I wish there was more direct talk on the craft and technical thought. I hate the ethereal side.
For their very last question ... everyone is talking big and worldly ... but Guillermo is going back within his childhood. And I love that. I'm with him. I'm intensely nostalgic about the past. Love Guillermo.
I haven’t watched the films directed by Angelina Jolie but I love her story about filming in Cambodia and hearing children crying. And respecting the land.
Watch her directorial debut, "In the Land of Milk and Honey." Excellent film. She received a standing ovation by industry peers after it's debut.
I find unbroken very underrated..
Unbroken was a fucking masterpiece
@@scottsummers7181 of course I agree :) shame more people didn't go see it, do not understand why at all..
wasn't there a controversy about her mistreating the foreign actors in one of her directorial films?
Angelina's face was carved by greek gods. Breathtaking
Agreed!
In the image of a duck.
@Nestor El demente yeah, maybe a greek plastic doctor... LOL
I agree. The ugliest people w/cheek bones and lips still wouldnt even come close to looking like her. Idk why people try to say shes "plastic" . Even if she did it still doesnt take away her natural beauty. People hating cant even hold a candle to her.
indeed
What a beautiful message. “Without understanding you can’t love.”
"Limits are what gives you freedom." - del Toro
An amazing amazing words!!!!
Angelina is a really intelligent person , i haven't seen a lot of her lately but i really admire her personality
I'm an ex pat in Cambodia and I can tell you Angelina is LOVED here. And her movie is spoken of by Cambodian young people as if it is a sacred text.
@@calvincanty3906 that warms my heart. I think she’s very misunderstood in America. The media always wanted to lump her in with brad Pitt but she’s so interesting and kind.
Such a joy to watch the humanity and love pour from Guillermo and Angelina..... Such beauty and a level of care that very few will probably experience. Wow.
Hollywood should not snubbed Angelina Jolie as a director, she is very talented and she amazing.
I agree. She is one of my idols
Snubbed why? Bc she’s BeAuTiFuL? Stop it.
Angelina's story as director on her documentary is intense and so sad. My heart ached.
Terrible host. I hated the fact hat he completely ignored Denis Villeneuve's question to Angelina Jolie at 16:00. :/
GALLOWAY IS FAR WORSE than even his critics think he is.
(He's actually VILE: he hosts SOLELY bc he wants to be FAMOUS himself and try to connect with celebs. SUPER-VILE SYCOPHANT.)
Since THR will not listen to its customers, we need to take it to the next level and FORCE them to obey the customers' wishes. This Roundtable format is too good to permit SG to keep ruining it and its insights. (If I lived in LA, i'd PICKET THR's offices to dump this sycophant and have written questions for the celebs.)
what? seemed like he finished his answer by 16:03...
@@soonsims what are you talking about? he asked angelina a question and the host interrupted him so she could not answer
@@transmatized I'm sorry but that that time stamp he seems to be done talking and there is no question posed to AG. I don't know what moment you are referring to.
It’s 14:25
Galloway just cannot stand to have anyone at the table ask their peers a question, he has to interrupt and ask a similar but often inferior question, bringing the flow to a halt.
Angeline Jolie poses a question to the table and he jumps in, Denis Villeneuve asks Angelina Jolie a question and Galloway spins the question on Denis before Angelina can even answer. I love the roundtables but Galloway's are always the most infuriating.
He very well knows if the guests start asking better questions and flow in the conversation, he will no longer have a role.
Roundtables rarely disappoint, but this seemed even better than most. Yes, our moderator interrupts, but he has one sterling quality: fantastic questions! Its not just the panelists who make a great show, it's also the depth, creativity of questions they are asked.
This is one of the most delightful Roundtables to watch!
It makes me so happy that people like Guillermo that I've known of his work for most of my life is finally getting such major recognition now. I cried when he won best director and when Shape of Water got the big win. It made me so happy
Greta Gerwig is so lucky to be apart of this round table. Not that she doesn't deserve to be there herself, but to be able to connect with these veterans of the craft must be invaluable to a new director.
I thought the same thing.
She’s better than Angelina Jolie
She's damn hot too lol
Angelina is a veteran?
+hellowjp right! But that is not hard...
Great to see more female directors on the round table 🙌🏻💕
Angelina Jolie talking about the ghosts in Cambodia and honoring them gave me the goosebumps!
It is glad.to watch Guillermo developing the tenure with such confidence and arguments on an easy and natural way... He is one of a kind
Kind regards from México
Guillermo del Toro everyone :)
Totoro san rules. He seems like a cool guy to hang out.
He takes so much interest in what other people at the table are saying and relates their experience with something that he has himself experienced before. Shows how down to Earth he is. Love him! So happy now that his movie won the best picture award even though I didn't like it.
Very lovely. I would invite him to dinner.
Angelina Jolie is on a different league now, no longer just an actress. An inspiration.
YES, what a journey she has done, cant even be compared to other celebs really.
@@booze8245
I don’t know why
But I CANT STAND Patty Jenkins
@@ruly8153 Maybe because she made Wonder Woman 1984.
She seems like someone with an opinion that really needs to be heard!!!
Angelina Jolie is OVERrated.
These lovely roundtables are such a joy, they almost make me forget how miserable and lonely my life is
Vincent Knight ikr
hahaha same here
I connect to you my brother
Me. What I've learned from watching, dissecting and studying these THR Roundtables religiously for years, use these invaluable lessons, learnings and experiences to create, in whatever ways speak to you. Doing that, life gets a lot less lonely.
This was 3 years ago and Angelina Jolie is just so aware as a person. You would expect a Hollywood brat but she evolved to be this truly amazing incredible woman.
nope.
Unbroken was amazing! Angelina Jolie and Guillermo Del Toro are amazing!
Can't take my eyes off of Angelina, beautiful and kind
LarasGeneration my goodness she stands out doesn’t she!???
@@ismellnice83 True GODDESS, an people saying she is made out of plastic are mad. Have followed her since 1999 and the onlu thing she has done is her nose and some botox when aging ofc. Rare genes from her parents. What a journey she has done
@Unicorn cola not even that
I saw this pic from 2020 and Shiloh and Angelina were both looking down at the same time and they literally had the same exact nose
Plus she looks like her
So mad Guillermo del Toro didn't get to finish his thought towards the end about freedom and no limitation. Such wisdom in this man and gosh just the way he articulates.
I could watch an hour long interview with just Guillermo.
There are lot of interviews on RUclips. Some are in spanish, but you truly get insight into his thought process on some of them. Here are some:
ruclips.net/video/8n9FsRjKsfo/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/tNJBradAJqU/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/04WoojFSejU/видео.html
Y son muy buenas es un gran narrador
There is a masterclass of him on RUclips, in spanish. A truly masterclass
without any problem...maybe 2 hour :P
This is a great roundtable episode. So many brilliant, strong-minded and compassionate artists in one place. Manages to swerve the preachy schmaltziness of some of the other episodes. Del Toro's candidness, Patty Jenkins passion and Jolie's humanity shone particularly bright.
I love seeing people being so in love with their work, to be so passionate about a hobby/activity and that being a job?! Amazing!
Quillermo del Toro sounds like uncle Iroh from the last airbender and his just as wise❤️
i think this roundtable deserves to be moderated by someone who is at least genuinely interested in what these directors have to say. not even knowledgable, just interested. he has to be able to grasp the meaning of what they are trying to say. this will in turn encourage them to share more and go more in depth into what their experiences and feelings truly are concerning their craft.
Denis Villeneuve is the man, with Arrival he out Mallick’d Mallick, with 2049 he out Ridley’d Ridley. I can’t wait to see his Dune.
Bertie Brown oh know does that mean he’s going to out Lynch Lynch? I hope not
Ivan Vakhrushev David Lynch directed the original Dune movie and it tanked.. so that’s what I was referencing in the joke
Ivan Vakhrushev unless you’re saying that Denis is going to be soo much like Lynch that it’s gonna be like Enemy where there’s a doppelgänger 😱
Ivan Vakhrushev wait, Enemy has doppelgängers. The, Lynch created, Twin Peaks has doppelgängers.. whoa dude you just blew my mind. The similarities are too much
Arrival is a cinematic masterpiece
47:43 i like how he realised what came out of his mouth subconsciously and fixed it
i saw that!!!! jolie was like 😳🙄😐🙃
Patty’s description of love and romance just blew my mind. I love how clearly she speaks for hers. So impressive 2:56
When Joe Wright referred to the hypothetical director as 'he' he pulled himself back on it and said- "I just said 'he' that's interesting," then corrected it to 'they'. But just after this happens the moderator starts talking about the director as a 'he' and kept doing it, without any kind of awareness that he was amongst female directors at the same table. Interesting..
33:00 del Toro is a fucking legend
I know, right?! That delivery, man, stand up comedy quality. Brilliant.