An Audience with Ruth Jones and Rob Brydon | BAFTA Cymru
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- An Audience with Ruth Jones and Rob Brydon, hosted by Huw Stephens in Cardiff on 9 December. Event presented in collaboration with BBC Cymru Wales and BBC Writersroom. Please note that clips have been removed for rights reasons.
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I had the pleasure of meeting Ruth at the filming of the Stella christmas special, she even put us in as extras.
She is completely lovely, down to Earth and couldnt do enough for us....my wife had been unwell, she heard about it down the grape vine from the fan page and invited us by txt message for a day from her own phone.
Driver picked us up..the lot.
The whole cast and crew were lovely....there was nothing in it for her, shes just a beautiful kind soul.
Great post
Wow, that's a wonderful story.
Rob Brydon getting emotional when he sees his old drama teacher is the content I didn't know I needed until watching it. I love these two!
It's really special when someone truly believes in you. I only had that once in my life and she passed away, makes me emotionally just thinking about it.
What a glorious pleasure to hear these two geniuses speak about their life and craft. Thank you very much indeed! 😊
The way Ruth can quickly get into her Nessa accent is amazing. Loved this video, interviewer was patient and asked all the right questions, and no awkwardness which I find too often in interviews.
The Barry accent is pretty much a Cardiff/Bridgend accent (her accent), with a really common twist.
Jay Jay your comment made me laugh because I’m from bridgend myself
@@Sophie-zm6mw and I'm from Cardiff.
My fathers family were from Ebbw Vale so they had 'valley accents'.
Clicked on this and didn’t expect to find it so fascinating! Huge respect for these two.
Me too
What a fun and interesting interview. As a girl from Barry who’s lived in Texas for fifty plus years, I never envisioned people would identify my hometown with a movie. Shirley Bassey and Tiger Bay came fairly close. Thank you for putting Barry on the map. Diolch un fawer.
Amazing talented pair they are. Love everything they do.
Now i get why the cast of Gavin & Stacey works so well! They really are friends irl, for the longest time too =) I always thought Nessa, Bryn and Gwen were close.
What an honour to watch these two. Thank you, @BAFTA
This was brilliant! love to get backstory on their characters, and what great friends they are in real life.
Agreed. I wondered why none of the Welsh characters had Barry accents. Makes sense they had a fresh start after Trevor passed.
Yes it makes sense now that you think more in depth about it!
What a brilliant pair of Welsh actors. Where would we be without Nessa and Uncle Bryn
Really enjoyed this, hearing background of the characters and how the story came about, love Gavin and Stacey! Wish could have seen the clips xx
4:05 when he calls her Ness...
I loved this!
Very enjoyable but so frustrating not to see the clips !!!
Nice. Thanks.
Now i know why Ness and Bryn sing together in the show ...
I wish they wouldn't...
Delightful humans!
Love Rob and Ruth, they were amazing as Gavin and Stacey. Watching them singing Barry Island In The Stream was hysterical. I laugh so much I'm almost in tears everytime I hear it. Please bring it back 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
They didn't play Gavin and Stacey 😂
@littleCarmine Sorry they didn't ut they were in it Ruth Jones was Nessa and James Corden was Smithy
Why have 19 people given this the thumbs down ??
It was immense
Loved it x But its so annoying when they cut to clips and you can't watch them
Brilliant!
Creative geniuses.
What an uncomfortable, awkward distance between host & guest
I know right. It's really quite bizarre. Does he speak to all of his guests as if they have the bubonic plague?
@@polljones8921 I agree with you. The entire interview looked dreadful
100%. The set is horrible. They're crammed on a tiny loveseat mostly making eye contact with each other, while the interviewer sits on the same dreadful furniture at the far end. Ruth looks so uncomfortable. Great chat though.
He could have sat at the opposite end of the sofa. He chose not to!
Alan Howell got feeling this was for BBC Wales most my family Welsh and some speak Welsh fluently don't want be rude but I found you needed be good at aiming and ducking spit
Crackin
TIDY
7:45 anybody else get the joke? 😆😆😆
Does anyone have a link to the 2024 Christmas special trailer?
@carolynclitheroe3588 wish I did
i watched and i thought lush Gavin and Stacey, and Woah she is the face of Vanessa Shanessa Jenkin's
Such a wonderful interview but such a deeply strange visual. Why did the interviewer sit so very far away from his subjects? Instead of giving the impression it was an intimate chat, it looked like he suspected Ruth and Rob had ebola. Honestly, was there anything to gain from such a ridiculous stage set up that may as well have had the interviewer shouting questions from the dress circle. I love Ruth and Rob, but please get somebody with more idea of staging next time and interview the subjects as if they want to be near them.
Poll Jones absolutely. Most bizarre
@@alanhowell3646 dreadful set as well.
Could you only afford one camera? Not a single close up of the guests or a cut to the audience throughout this entire 1 hour and 11 mins. It made for a very dull viewing.
100% Totally agree. And this is BAFTA ! Even 3 would be acceptable.
And even all fixed would be for better viewing. Great guests though.
@@markgwinnell7259 - Hello. Many thanks for both your comments. Indeed, a good interview and great guests. It's fair enough for the audience only getting the one view, but the BAFTA peoples knew this was going to be filmed well in advance and could have (or should have) sorted extra cameras out for the ''other audience'' who would later watch it on a screen. Severe lack of foresight on their part and not at all professional. - All that aside, lets get to the more important issues of the day; As it's a New Year in a matter of hours here in the UK, can I say _''Happy New Year''_ to you, and hope that 2020 is a good one for you. Kind regards and electronic handshakes from across the internet. Dawg
@@WhosAGoodDogue Happy New Year to you too !
@@markgwinnell7259 - Thank you Sir. All the best!
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the plastic welsh.
Nice bit of "manspreading" Rob.
I love Rob Brydon but he needs to shut-up and let others speak. I could to watch to the end