He has a golden heart, compassionate and profound views about LGBTQ. I love how he was very educated and very open about the struggles of transgendered people.. Very impressive! He is not just a brilliant actor. He is a man of integrity and moral. Hats off! And we share some views. I love him
ClaraMarch same... I mean I'm not attracked to men at all but how he speaks and how he treats other people with this respect couldn't be more beautiful
I like how he responded to the slightly ignorant interviewer. Like, he calls her Lili pre transition even though the interviewer doesn't and small things like that. It's wonderful to hear. The fact he is so educated is refreshing and as a non binary kid, the fact he recognises gender is a spectrum is just wonderful.
What an awful question " do you think there is a little bit of lilli in all men?" Very disrespectful and contradicting. Eddie handled that question very well.
I love how very educated Eddie has become on transgender issues and what it is to be transgender both in history and today. I'm especially happy that he talks about the greater struggle of trans women of colour as that is an important and often ignored part of the mainstream discussion of trans issues. I think Eddie Redmayne portrayed this role beautifully and with such amazing understanding and respect. He is really helping to open the doors to the understanding of what it is to be transgender and how to support the trans community the best we, the cis community, can. I think Redmayne is a blessing and not just a phenominal actor but also a truly good person.
This is so beautiful. The way he actually admits how he was ignorant previous to the film and only understands that there is more than male and female, that takes some courage and extreme honesty.
Dominic Very little percentage of people are transphobs. People just demand some insane level of support for trans people which is not realistic or fair.
IsMyNameSam People all over? Any facts please? Sure some killing and discrimination happens, but what left is pushing is insane. Insurance covered transition, children trans, several genders, ton of new pronouns etc. Besides, seeing how much anyone who has smallest question is called homophobe, I doubt most people experience real danger.
IsMyNameSam I don't owe trans people anything. That seem to be your misunderstanding. I have done a lot of research, which I didn't have to. And if I say that many trans people overreact that is my observation.
IsMyNameSam I am sure I haven't asked rude questions. Besides, if you are identifying with something as controversial as transgender, you have to have tough skin even for questions that you might find insensitive. As for owing, I don't see people talking all people's rights, mostly minorities, so I guess they don't feel responsibility for humanity?:) I certainly don't feel that. I like to understand and help somewhat, but all humanity?:) No. As for statistics, you seem to be mostly whiny about it, without addressing questions like trans prostitution. Sure many transgender women who are prostitutes get killed or attacked, but so do normal prostitutes. That's why we generally don't recommend such behavior.
IsMyNameSam Backtracking?:) I suppose you feel you are out of arguments:))) And if you can't even talk honestly about the stupidity of selling your body, especially when you are a transgender, and in many cases lie about it to people who see you as a thing as it is, you are not worth wasting my time anymore. Just try to understand that no one is going to support trans issues more then now while trans people put themselves in danger.
Kasai the Fire Mage I think it's slightly to R-rated to show in schools but we really need to start to talk about LGBTQ in schools. Why do people have to be so horrible?
It should be okay to show in high schools at least. However, with the US school system, it's definitely possible that the parents in more conservative areas refuse or protest against it.
This interview is the reason why I don't simply like him but admire him. He has a very detailed knowledge about status of transgender people-their struggles, discrimination still present- and knows that there's still a lot of work to do, and he admits he was totally ignorant before filming, which isn't an easy thing for most people to do. And like a lot of people mentioned below, he always calls her Lili, meaning he's accepting her as a woman from the start, not a man who turned into a woman. But the most thrilling part for me was when he talked about 'masculine' and 'feminine'-calling these words as 'boxing' terms. It moved me so much that I was on the verge of tears. He's not just a wonderful actor, but a very nice, thoughtful human being.
Redmayne himself had been attached to the movie since before Les Mis, directors had been trying to get it made for upwards of 15 years. Which may explain why they chose a big actor who could get it publicity rather than a trans actor, along with Eddie already being attached and interested in the role. I admire how much research he did on the subject after it was finally given funding for the film to be made. I seriously respect how he was able to admit how he was ignorant about the trans community before he started doing research on the role, and how (even now) he admits that playing the role as a cis man may not have been the correct thing to do but he still loved it because it was such a learning experience for him. I loved how he reached out to people in the trans community and truly tried to connect with them, even now he still keeps up with trans icons and people in the lgbt community. (Specifically a certain youtuber called Jackson Bird).
No doubt Eddie has done a lot of research into this subject after getting the part as Lili, the reason why he has become so well versed and so familiar with the subject. I wouldn't be surprised if another coveted award will be granted to him for this role. He is so well deserving. He is a class on his own.
Eddie seems, as usual, so well researched and his answers well thought through. You can really tell how much respect he has for the trans community. Lovely film and lovely actor, hopefully it will help bring about some positive change! 😊
This video should have gotten a better title. There's nothing about things that are "sexual" here, but I still think Eddie does a great job of expressing himself and sharing things that are important to know.
As a transgender person myself this film made me both sad / crying and happy. It spread a real problem that needs to be dealt with urgently. I've faced so so so so much discrimination for being trans. This film was absolutely beautiful. Why didn't he get an Oscar ????
i am happy to see Eddie talk sense on this sensitive issues like trans woman and hats off to him for playing the part so bravely,boldly and beautifully . he has quite impressed us on the basis of this interview. and he looked way more beautiful than many women in this movie.
He has a heart of pure gold , and he is a role model I think to most people. And if he's not then maybe he should be because he is compassionate and kind about everyone and everything. He is a pure and loyal person . Sorry if my English is bad it is not my first language💕
I love how after the interviewer referred to Lilly as her dead name and "he" Eddie just so subtly addressed it by making a point to answer the question with "when Lilly was posing as..." That was just so beautiful, subtle, and just...
Isn't he just so amazing? Even though the interviewer is an absolute idiot, he gives the best answers and he's so involved with all he does.. Such a great person :)
When i first saw him in Pillars of the earth i was impressed by his beauty. Last friday when i got to see The danish girl i was impressed by his talent at portraying this incredible character. Now i am impressed by what a good hearted, open minded, educated and brilliant person he is. I was shocked by that statistic about suicide rate among transgender people: i'm not an english native speaker so i hope i just misunderstood it! It's not that nowadays in the 2010s in so-called modern world 4 transgender people out of 10 have such a hard time that they eventually give up on life, is it? Please tell me i got a few words wrong.
Eddie is a wonderful person. Every movie he played in changed him a bit and it taught him something new. It's really hard to describe him, but you can say he's a true hufflepuff. Kind, compassionate, honest, etc. It would be really awesome, if everybody would take something from Eddie's personality. I feel like this world does not deserve such a beautiful person like Eddie.
As a FTM trans individual it brings me such joy to see him talk with such education and pure thought in his responses. It's so beautiful to see and for me personally it does mean a lot that people are being educated 😊
He's so earnest and sweet that I just keep nodding my head encourgingly at the screen when he's talking and gesturing. He just makes you want to support him! Cx
I love how, though at the time of the film he says he was very uneducated on trans issues and the whole transgender concept, that he seems so understanding of it now. Some people take upwards of 15 or 20 years to grasp the concept and begin behaving in the "appropriate" manner, but it seems as if he caught on quickly, like those people who immediately use the correct pronouns for others when they are corrected. I love those people.
Eddie, I love the way you act in the film, I love how you play both Einar and Lili, and I'm impressed about how respectful you are now with all of us. Thank you for making this film, I cried as Lili cried on the screen :) Thank you thank you thank you!
I have no doubt that this film will make a breakthrough in the understanding of transgender people. Thank you very much to all the creators of the film and of course special thanks Eddie Redmayne!
Wow. I know there are other better written comments than mine, but I'm impressed with Eddie Redmayne. He is open enough to explain his own thought process when he took the role and learned about this aspect of humanity that he wasn't knowledgeable about before. He saw that the real experiences of trans people were important to portray to the point of influencing the script. He is sensitive to the fact that trans people have an innate feeling of self identity, and that it is unique to the individual. If only everyone were so compassionate.
Hes so well educated and respectful. I watched plenty of interviews with Eddie about the danish girl and he always mentions the help he got from trans-women, and how he's glad he had h=gotten this role especially because he learned so much about the trans community. I wish all hetero men were like him, what an amazing human being.
100 subs With no vids wah?... well yeah. being transgender you are are born that way. A transvestite is a man who dresses like a woman for sexual pleasure and normally figure it out later that they like that. So yeah I was born female minded in a male body.
100 subs With no vids some people know from a very young age that they're trans and others find out later on in life that what they are portrayed is not right for them, for me, I was 13 when I actually realised I was not meant to live my life as a girl and that I was a boy.
can I ask something? If you are MtF transgendered or vice versa, do you refer to yourself as a trans woman if you transitioned from male to female and then trans man if you transitioned from female to male? I'm curious
I love listening to Eddie speak!!! I've watch The Danish Girl several times because I am in aw of his acting!! He really transformed himself into Lili. LOVE U EDDIE!!!!!! XOXO
I love how he has really learned about trans women, and now is a great voice for our people. Like him telling the man doing the interview to quit boxing people in. When he said "do all men have a bit of lily in them"... no, probably not, but trans women do. I love how he is calling the character strictly lily when she live as the man...not the other way around!
He's so amazing, his view on these things are so great!!:) I'm glad this film educates him about gender, and transgender people, and I hope the movie will do this to more people!
Eddie Redmayne should've gotten an Oscar Nomination for Best Actor for his work in "My Week With Marilyn". Along with another Oscar win for "The Danish Girl".
These are important questions that need to be asked out loud and heard responses to, especially for people who have never had an encounter with, or even seriously heard of, transgender people.
I continually admire how much he truly pours his heart and soul into every role that he gets. He completely immerses himself into his roles and delivers such unique performances, and that’s why he’s my favorite actor. 🥰🥰
Incredible interview! Who is Eddie Redmayne? He went to school with these elites and yet seems to be so incredibly sensitive to people, period. Can he be such an actor that he can act that out?
I love him so much!! He is so educated and kind! He is such a beautiful human being 💜 I would be really lucky if I find someone like Eddie in my country El Salvador where the society has a really misogynist way of thinking.
When the interviewer asked why she had so many operations, I felt that the answer was pretty obvious: She feels that she want's to be who she really is!
So beautiful. So bold. That nail enamel....omg....it's crazed up! He is just 'being'......it's so beautiful to see the pain behind that poised articulation.
+Nadiya Nanoha She was also intersex so she didnt need psychological help as it is very possible and reasonable that she wanted to be a true women as thats what she felt.
Nadiya Nanoha it was sad. as a Trans man I watched this, and as soon as she mentioned that that was what she wanted, I cringed because even now transplants for trans people are not really possible. that being said, I found hope in this movie because if she was able to transition then, when there was even less acceptance, that there is hope for al of us.
He has a golden heart, compassionate and profound views about LGBTQ. I love how he was very educated and very open about the struggles of transgendered people.. Very impressive! He is not just a brilliant actor. He is a man of integrity and moral. Hats off! And we share some views. I love him
He's beautiful. And I'm not talking about his physical appearance.
CosmicVelocity couldn't agree more
yes, he's a wonderful, magical person
ClaraMarch same... I mean I'm not attracked to men at all but how he speaks and how he treats other people with this respect couldn't be more beautiful
ClaraMarch I agree 😀😀😍
His personality is beautiful
I like how he responded to the slightly ignorant interviewer. Like, he calls her Lili pre transition even though the interviewer doesn't and small things like that. It's wonderful to hear. The fact he is so educated is refreshing and as a non binary kid, the fact he recognises gender is a spectrum is just wonderful.
ThisIsNotMe I agree with your comment but also wanted to say nice profile pic😂
omg your username im crying
Thanks :)
To me, the whole calling her Einar or Lili thing just doesn't matter - she's the same person whatever name she goes by.
It's more just disrespectful and can cause dysphoria for the person. It's like still referring to her using he/him pronouns. It's not her anymore.
What an awful question " do you think there is a little bit of lilli in all men?"
Very disrespectful and contradicting. Eddie handled that question very well.
I love how very educated Eddie has become on transgender issues and what it is to be transgender both in history and today. I'm especially happy that he talks about the greater struggle of trans women of colour as that is an important and often ignored part of the mainstream discussion of trans issues. I think Eddie Redmayne portrayed this role beautifully and with such amazing understanding and respect. He is really helping to open the doors to the understanding of what it is to be transgender and how to support the trans community the best we, the cis community, can. I think Redmayne is a blessing and not just a phenominal actor but also a truly good person.
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Yes! You're absolutely right. :)
This is so beautiful. The way he actually admits how he was ignorant previous to the film and only understands that there is more than male and female, that takes some courage and extreme honesty.
If only everybody were as educated as Eddie on this topic !
Eddie was very intentional with his responses. no throwing words around, carefully thought out before enunciation. Brilliant.
I love how educated Eddie is about the trans topic and I really wish that everyone was.
Dominic Very little percentage of people are transphobs. People just demand some insane level of support for trans people which is not realistic or fair.
IsMyNameSam People all over? Any facts please? Sure some killing and discrimination happens, but what left is pushing is insane. Insurance covered transition, children trans, several genders, ton of new pronouns etc. Besides, seeing how much anyone who has smallest question is called homophobe, I doubt most people experience real danger.
IsMyNameSam I don't owe trans people anything. That seem to be your misunderstanding. I have done a lot of research, which I didn't have to. And if I say that many trans people overreact that is my observation.
IsMyNameSam I am sure I haven't asked rude questions. Besides, if you are identifying with something as controversial as transgender, you have to have tough skin even for questions that you might find insensitive. As for owing, I don't see people talking all people's rights, mostly minorities, so I guess they don't feel responsibility for humanity?:) I certainly don't feel that. I like to understand and help somewhat, but all humanity?:) No. As for statistics, you seem to be mostly whiny about it, without addressing questions like trans prostitution. Sure many transgender women who are prostitutes get killed or attacked, but so do normal prostitutes. That's why we generally don't recommend such behavior.
IsMyNameSam Backtracking?:) I suppose you feel you are out of arguments:))) And if you can't even talk honestly about the stupidity of selling your body, especially when you are a transgender, and in many cases lie about it to people who see you as a thing as it is, you are not worth wasting my time anymore. Just try to understand that no one is going to support trans issues more then now while trans people put themselves in danger.
Don't judge me, but I think Eddie Redmayne makes a very beautiful woman
Who can judge you? :) You are right
Eowyn Salvador most definitely much prettier than me !!
He is prettier than me😂😂😂
I love how passionate he is when talking about Lili
Mahrukh Moghal yes!
What an amazing, beautifully-spoken and profound interview. I'm infinitely impressed with Eddie.
Before I Dream me to 😍
I think that the danish girl should be showed in schools
Proud Hufflepuff it might just help to stop all of this transphobia, if people really got to know what it's like
Kasai the Fire Mage I think it's slightly to R-rated to show in schools but we really need to start to talk about LGBTQ in schools. Why do people have to be so horrible?
It should be okay to show in high schools at least. However, with the US school system, it's definitely possible that the parents in more conservative areas refuse or protest against it.
This interview is the reason why I don't simply like him but admire him. He has a very detailed knowledge about status of transgender people-their struggles, discrimination still present- and knows that there's still a lot of work to do, and he admits he was totally ignorant before filming, which isn't an easy thing for most people to do. And like a lot of people mentioned below, he always calls her Lili, meaning he's accepting her as a woman from the start, not a man who turned into a woman. But the most thrilling part for me was when he talked about 'masculine' and 'feminine'-calling these words as 'boxing' terms. It moved me so much that I was on the verge of tears. He's not just a wonderful actor, but a very nice, thoughtful human being.
Redmayne himself had been attached to the movie since before Les Mis, directors had been trying to get it made for upwards of 15 years. Which may explain why they chose a big actor who could get it publicity rather than a trans actor, along with Eddie already being attached and interested in the role. I admire how much research he did on the subject after it was finally given funding for the film to be made. I seriously respect how he was able to admit how he was ignorant about the trans community before he started doing research on the role, and how (even now) he admits that playing the role as a cis man may not have been the correct thing to do but he still loved it because it was such a learning experience for him. I loved how he reached out to people in the trans community and truly tried to connect with them, even now he still keeps up with trans icons and people in the lgbt community. (Specifically a certain youtuber called Jackson Bird).
he's woke af
Marissa Kyle perfect guy.
Isn't it wonderful?!
No doubt Eddie has done a lot of research into this subject after getting the part as Lili, the reason why he has become so well versed and so familiar with the subject. I wouldn't be surprised if another coveted award will be granted to him for this role. He is so well deserving. He is a class on his own.
Eddie seems, as usual, so well researched and his answers well thought through. You can really tell how much respect he has for the trans community. Lovely film and lovely actor, hopefully it will help bring about some positive change! 😊
I love how educated and passionate he is about transgender people. So much respect for him.
This video should have gotten a better title. There's nothing about things that are "sexual" here, but I still think Eddie does a great job of expressing himself and sharing things that are important to know.
+MewWolf5 I agree 100% but hopefully it'll make more people watch it
Before I Dream Yes, that's true. You need people to watch it so that they can be informed.
maybe they were referring to sexual orientation
+MewWolf5
I'm quite liking your profile picture
Eddie deserves all the good in the world
As a transgender person myself this film made me both sad / crying and happy.
It spread a real problem that needs to be dealt with urgently. I've faced so so so so much discrimination for being trans. This film was absolutely beautiful.
Why didn't he get an Oscar ????
He got an Oscar the year before. They would not give him another one even though he well deserved it!
thank god Hollywood has Eddie!
i am happy to see Eddie talk sense on this sensitive issues like trans woman and hats off to him for playing the part so bravely,boldly and beautifully . he has quite impressed us on the basis of this interview. and he looked way more beautiful than many women in this movie.
Ever since hearing about this movie and learning about it, I've grown to have huge respect for Eddie
what a well spoken man ... with intelligence & integrity !
mmbmbmbmb lol he went to Cambridge so I'd think so 😂😂
He has a heart of pure gold , and he is a role model I think to most people. And if he's not then maybe he should be because he is compassionate and kind about everyone and everything. He is a pure and loyal person .
Sorry if my English is bad it is not my first language💕
Ella Gregory native language*
that was such a needless correction??? it literally means the same thing and is an accepted term
@@MargotPoncelet hey just said it wasn't their first language... try to rethink what you corrected 😂
@@MargotPoncelet why did you correct him. 1 it means the same thing and 2 he literally said English is not his first language
I love how after the interviewer referred to Lilly as her dead name and "he" Eddie just so subtly addressed it by making a point to answer the question with "when Lilly was posing as..." That was just so beautiful, subtle, and just...
Isn't he just so amazing? Even though the interviewer is an absolute idiot, he gives the best answers and he's so involved with all he does.. Such a great person :)
Julie Pre I agree ❤❤❤
When i first saw him in Pillars of the earth i was impressed by his beauty. Last friday when i got to see The danish girl i was impressed by his talent at portraying this incredible character. Now i am impressed by what a good hearted, open minded, educated and brilliant person he is.
I was shocked by that statistic about suicide rate among transgender people: i'm not an english native speaker so i hope i just misunderstood it! It's not that nowadays in the 2010s in so-called modern world 4 transgender people out of 10 have such a hard time that they eventually give up on life, is it? Please tell me i got a few words wrong.
+E Lisa No it's true, 41% of transgender people try to kill themselves, you didn't misunderstand, sadly.
Eddie redmayne has the best cheekbones ever
Eddie is a wonderful person. Every movie he played in changed him a bit and it taught him something new. It's really hard to describe him, but you can say he's a true hufflepuff. Kind, compassionate, honest, etc. It would be really awesome, if everybody would take something from Eddie's personality. I feel like this world does not deserve such a beautiful person like Eddie.
Gizira Leon You are right, he is a true Hufflepuff, and is too good for this planet.
As a FTM trans individual it brings me such joy to see him talk with such education and pure thought in his responses. It's so beautiful to see and for me personally it does mean a lot that people are being educated 😊
What a beautiful profound detailed soulful interview. Eddie is such a magnificent gift
Tom O' Neil is a great interviewer. He doesn't just ask the same old same old questions most journalists ask. Bravo!
He's so earnest and sweet that I just keep nodding my head encourgingly at the screen when he's talking and gesturing. He just makes you want to support him! Cx
I love how, though at the time of the film he says he was very uneducated on trans issues and the whole transgender concept, that he seems so understanding of it now. Some people take upwards of 15 or 20 years to grasp the concept and begin behaving in the "appropriate" manner, but it seems as if he caught on quickly, like those people who immediately use the correct pronouns for others when they are corrected. I love those people.
he seems like a beautiful person. Intelligent, genuine and kind
Eddie, I love the way you act in the film, I love how you play both Einar and Lili, and I'm impressed about how respectful you are now with all of us. Thank you for making this film, I cried as Lili cried on the screen :) Thank you thank you thank you!
Eddie has a golden heart! I really admire how he respects and accepts everyone. This is one of the many reasons why I love him 😍👏🏻
He is a gem. He’s so passionate, authentic and caring. This movie was phenomenal. He did an amazing job.
Eddie is such a genuinely wonderful gift to the world.
I have no doubt that this film will make a breakthrough in the understanding of transgender people. Thank you very much to all the creators of the film and of course special thanks Eddie Redmayne!
Wow. I know there are other better written comments than mine, but I'm impressed with Eddie Redmayne. He is open enough to explain his own thought process when he took the role and learned about this aspect of humanity that he wasn't knowledgeable about before. He saw that the real experiences of trans people were important to portray to the point of influencing the script. He is sensitive to the fact that trans people have an innate feeling of self identity, and that it is unique to the individual. If only everyone were so compassionate.
i just love him in general
I love how he is so educated about LGBTQ issues! Besides being a phenomenal actor, he truly has a golden heart.
Hes so well educated and respectful. I watched plenty of interviews with Eddie about the danish girl and he always mentions the help he got from trans-women, and how he's glad he had h=gotten this role especially because he learned so much about the trans community. I wish all hetero men were like him, what an amazing human being.
Eddie being cis male makes me proud to be a transgender female.
Maddie you dont have to answer this. but were you born like that?
100 subs With no vids wah?... well yeah. being transgender you are are born that way.
A transvestite is a man who dresses like a woman for sexual pleasure and normally figure it out later that they like that. So yeah I was born female minded in a male body.
100 subs With no vids some people know from a very young age that they're trans and others find out later on in life that what they are portrayed is not right for them, for me, I was 13 when I actually realised I was not meant to live my life as a girl and that I was a boy.
P!ATDLeo ok thanx
can I ask something? If you are MtF transgendered or vice versa, do you refer to yourself as a trans woman if you transitioned from male to female and then trans man if you transitioned from female to male? I'm curious
GOD I ADORE HIM
What an amazing, smart, talented human being.
I love eddddddiiiiiiisssssss face he is so beautiful to me
I almost cried watching this video
He is a man with capital letters!!! A good man, an intelligent and brilliant person that understands all what people doesn’t !
I love listening to Eddie speak!!! I've watch The Danish Girl several times because I am in aw of his acting!! He really transformed himself into Lili. LOVE U EDDIE!!!!!! XOXO
Dang, this interviewer has very intense questions, but I love Eddie's answers
I love how he has really learned about trans women, and now is a great voice for our people. Like him telling the man doing the interview to quit boxing people in. When he said "do all men have a bit of lily in them"... no, probably not, but trans women do. I love how he is calling the character strictly lily when she live as the man...not the other way around!
I'm finally proud of being Danish! :)
The movie was soooo good
He's so amazing, his view on these things are so great!!:) I'm glad this film educates him about gender, and transgender people, and I hope the movie will do this to more people!
Eddie Redmayne should've gotten an Oscar Nomination for Best Actor for his work in "My Week With Marilyn". Along with another Oscar win for "The Danish Girl".
He's gorgeous.
These are important questions that need to be asked out loud and heard responses to, especially for people who have never had an encounter with, or even seriously heard of, transgender people.
He knows so much it’s amazing. A perfect person.
I continually admire how much he truly pours his heart and soul into every role that he gets. He completely immerses himself into his roles and delivers such unique performances, and that’s why he’s my favorite actor. 🥰🥰
I'm straight; yet I'll admit, Eddie is a handsome man. I also like the charisma that he has.
Eddie Redmayne is too good for this world!!! >QAQ>
Incredible interview! Who is Eddie Redmayne? He went to school with these elites and yet seems to be so incredibly sensitive to people, period. Can he be such an actor that he can act that out?
god I love him so much, his responses are perfect
The wardrobe for this film is magnificent - Ed should have taken a couple frocks for keepsakes.
The masculinity of newt scamander 🥵
I adore this man.
Eddie did an amazing job as a trans woman my self I don't think i could see anyone else being Lilly
Eddie is such a lovely man💕💕
I have such a crush on him
I love him so much!! He is so educated and kind! He is such a beautiful human being 💜 I would be really lucky if I find someone like Eddie in my country El Salvador where the society has a really misogynist way of thinking.
Just seems like a chill guy who gives a shit. Hearing him talk about this is interesting, comes off as such a nice dude.
como cuando no tienes idea de lo que dicen.. pero lo ves por Eddie..😍
❤❤❤❤❤❤ yo igual
+bania elizabeth vargas palma Me les uno jajajajaja
Eddie Redmayne is such a brilliant actor he made me weep for Einar trapped in male body couldn't be easyfor him
Omg his answers makes me love him even more
Hes such an excellent actor. Seen quite a few of his movies and he gives amazing performances!
Literally the only movie which made me cry
Eddie was amazing
When the interviewer asked why she had so many operations, I felt that the answer was pretty obvious: She feels that she want's to be who she really is!
i think the question should be rather why this kind of movie has not been produced earlier, not „why now“.
No doubt, it is a wonderful film.I am glad to say I am doing my thesis on this film.
So beautiful. So bold. That nail enamel....omg....it's crazed up!
He is just 'being'......it's so beautiful to see the pain behind that poised articulation.
A brilliant movie❤️...and a very great actor, Eddie Redmayne.🌹
This man a good actor.. I thought he is like that really.
beautiful, in and out
When your doing a paper on Eddie and you cant copy and paste his quotes
bellissima storia
gender is a social construct
The original Lili wanted tried to have a uterus and have children. And she died. Isn't that too sad? It diminishes the "beauty" of the story.
Xil J That's you opinion. I think dying because you want to have completely different organs is hideous. She needed psychological help.
+Nadiya Nanoha and you need to get a little more educated on the subject. listen to the interview again maybe ?
Ludivine Moonkind And...you make that conclusion because you just don't like what I ams saying?:) Triggered??:)))
+Nadiya Nanoha She was also intersex so she didnt need psychological help as it is very possible and reasonable that she wanted to be a true women as thats what she felt.
Nadiya Nanoha it was sad. as a Trans man I watched this, and as soon as she mentioned that that was what she wanted, I cringed because even now transplants for trans people are not really possible. that being said, I found hope in this movie because if she was able to transition then, when there was even less acceptance, that there is hope for al of us.
*michael pitt would've been great too*
Je l'aime :) :) :)
"what gender your are in your soul". ❤️🩹