The Grand Budapest Hotel Interview With Willem Dafoe, Jeff Goldblum, Saoirse Ronan And More [HD]
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- Опубликовано: 6 окт 2024
- We Got This Covered sits down with Willem Dafoe, Jeff Goldblum, Saoirse Ronan and Tony Revolori to discuss their new film, The Grand Budapest Hotel.
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This is the kind of movie where you can watch over, and over , and over again. The music, the colours, the acting. Incredible!
100% agree. Such a work of art. Years to come I'll still be watching.
I've watched it at least 5 times.
@@ltpa152 I watched it 3
The atmosphere
Watched it a few years ago and didn’t think much of it. Then, for a film studies course, I rewatched it again. And again. And then again. It took me so long to finish my final essay because when I would go back to rewatched specific scenes, I would become enveloped in everything - the plot(s), the mise-en-scène, the cinematography- and would end up watching large parts of the film over and over again.
Dafoe was a monstrous villain in this film. He was perfect.
I found it absolutely hilarious when he threw the cat out the window because he had the cheek to do it in front of him 😂😂😂😂
This movie was a true work of quality and thoughtfulness. It's the kind of movie that you rarely see nowadays, and that you long for, and when you finally see it, you feel satisfied that good cinema is not yet dead.
erosmangr74 i watched for 4 times so far i really like it!its a masterpiece
+erosmangr74 "you see there are still glimpses of... Oh fuck it"
It's amazing. Willem Dafoe looks so evil but is actually one of the sweetest and kindest men you can imagine.
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Her questions are fantastic. This is a great interview!
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What a great interview! People should take note, THESE are the types of questions you should ask actors about a movie.
Not: were you wearing underwear?
Read-to-hell omg don’t even get me STARTED
Saoirse is stunning beautiful.
Ireland has a way of producing some extremely beautiful women.
filipinowhiteboy I heard a famous standup comic say women in Ireland are either hags or angels, little middle ground.
*****
yeah....wouldn't surprise me.
She's my wife
She's very talented, man.
She does a great interview. Fantastic question at around the 3:11 mark where you can see the actors light up like children
Woah... I've never learned anything from an interview before, but this girl sure makes one hell of a job
Dafoe and Goldblum's nervous energy in this is really endearing
All the actors were good in this but I thought Ralph Fiennes blew the rest away
Both Jeff Goldblum and Willem Dafoe's voices provide ASMR for me! 😂 They're so soothing to hear!
She's my favorite interviewer.
WOW, look at Jeff Goldblum move his hands and touch his face when he says things, he's so enlightened, so cultured, so intelligent. OMG, I must now, from this moment onward, flail my arms and hands about when giving disjointed discourse to my fellows, interspersing those gestures with repeated instances of face-touching. THEN people will finally think I'm smart and above all else, UNIQUE! THANKS MR. GOLDBLUM!
+Sean Lipscomb He's mesmerising isn't he! You cannot watch anyone else.
He has ocd
*sits hunched over, desperately trying to hear two masters being interviewed underneath annoying music*
+ASMR For Your Soul bu
Brilliant interview for a brilliant film! Thanks for sharing
Willem Dafoe from 3:12 to 3:15...that should be a meme
Calm down Defoe, this isn't a Joker audition.
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Would be a great Joker for that matter.
TURN DOWN THE MUSIC.
I love this movie It’s hilariously Gruesome, incredibly intricate and so so so well put together it’s a story within a story within a story within a story so purely Wes Anderson incredible performances all around and goddamnit I love the way he moves a camera the whips the tracks so good
Jeff Goldblum! Edward Norton! Saoirse! Willem!
Saoirse is so beautiful!
Such a great film.....I loved it
jeff goldblum is on something
Tito Maquito No that’s just him 😂
I will never get tired of this movie
5:05 continuity bra strap. I don’t suppose I’m the only one to notice
Willem Dafoe (Jopling) is so funny when Jeff Goldblum (Kovacs) reply to the question into 3:11 to 3:15.
5:37 Tony Revolori (Zero Mustafa) and Saoirse Ronan (Agatha). Tony without him pen-drawing mustach and Saoirse without her Italy mark in her left cheek
This film is so theatrical, I love it to bits!
3:13 "i will destroy you spiderman Muajajajajaj"
Jeff Goldblum has a Society of the Crossed Keys pin on his tuxedo hahah
Great great interviewer, love this!
Best Film of 2014
One of the Best of all Time
My Favorite of all Time
Willem Dafoe I can easily follow when he describes things from his experience, but Goldblum just blabbers away. That's enough Jeff!
Saoirse Ronan is so fucking beautiful.
goldblum!
wes anderson is fuckin genius
Bad edit in the scene between Agatha and Zero...both straps are down on her chemise and then when they do her close up, the straps are up...then down again as it switches back to the wide angle...saw this in the movie (which Ioved) and saw it again in the clip included here.
5:08
This mistake was painful
Just a name, a name of the other main actor - Tony Revolori - why is it put in the "more" of the video title -_-
i agree...he deserves more credit than being put under 'more' :/
Had a movie Idea of Two Brothers. Ron Pearlman and Tom Waits. Their Father has died, he was a Jazz musician died at 97. He left a last will that he'd travel route 66 and also see America with his sons. Waits and Pearlman live different lives now but agree for their old man. Goldblum was a friend of his and attends the funeral, but makes a plug for his new album. Along the road they meet Chloe Grace Moretz a young woman running from her past. They want to ditch her.
"mmm ok, but I say two old guys picked me up and forced me to go along with them. They did unspeakable things"
Pearlman, breaks. "Alright. Alright you come with us to Santa Monica, but you shut the fuck up."
Waits:" Mmm amen brother"
Moretz: "alright. But I choose the radio"
Waits:" No. No I choose the chair if I have to listen to that shit for another 50 miles."
They run into Sam Elliot's character. He's old school like them. He's warm and receptive, but it turns out he's a clan member. Waits tries to get a free meal, but Pearlman punches him. Alan Alda is their uncle in Arizona. He's a Vegan and "new man" he had worked with Janis Joplin and won't shut up about it.
Pearlman "I'm glad we can see each other after all these years"
"Oh, I came to the East Coast 2 years ago. I played St James Infirmary."
Pearlman "ohhh yeah I remember. It was good to see you"
"You were sick, you had the Flu."
" yeah I remember now"
Waits "Can we crash here for a night? Dad has us on a mission"
Its about 2 brothers who let the world pass them by and reconnecting with the 21st century. Realising no matter the decade we all are big kids trying to live up to our parent's shadow
Can you turn the music up, I cant hear it.
tony revolori is watsky in disguise
Audio off. So quiet
Both of the people in the first interview are acting sooooo weirdly. Why are they holding their hands on their faces like that
Because they are approaching their answers in a very deep and thoughtful way.. Kid you need to meet more interesting people if you consider this "weird"...
Whats the sound track that runs at 6:09????
Why do actors constantly chew gum during interviews?
Jeff’s ear
Was Jeff Goldblum high during this interview or why is he moving so much?
Jeff Goldblum is gurning out
Can someone tell me why was the Indian guy shot at the end of the movie? just for not having the proper documents?
Thomas Schmidt it wasn't him who got shot, it was Gustav
He aas the one who lived, the one who told the Author the whole story.
He's Guatemalan-Italian. And it was not Zero Mustafa who got shot.
The interviewer invited so many people to ask about Wes Anderson and his directing. Why wouldn't she invite him instead? Inviting people to talk about other people is just a lame interviewing practice.
If the director follows method of I-am-not-telling it is smarter to ask from those who might be able to figure it out.
@@vksasdgaming9472 I just think it is kinda disrespectful towards the interviewees when all they are being asked is things about other people. It would make me feel very unappreciated.
what is the music called
It's from the soundtrack
enough of damn stringGgz crap listen to the actors
it IS an interview damnit all 2 hell let us HEAR them ffs
So much extemporization.
Jeff seems a bit coked up
Jeff's naturally like that.
The most magical of films. A masterpiece, and the music is the icing on the cake! This film should be in everyone's list of top 5 movies ever. If it's not, then i feel very sad for you. I rarely go to the cinema, but if all movies were like this, i'd never leave!