Javier Bardem Invites Stephen To The Set Of The "Dune" Sequel
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- Опубликовано: 1 дек 2021
- Javier Bardem, star of the new film "Being the Ricardos," knows just what to say to get a reaction out of "Dune" superfan Stephen Colbert. #Colbert #BeingTheRicardos #JavierBardem
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The look on Javier's face when Stephen says he was the perfect Stilgar and the look on Stephens face when he invites him to the Dune 2 set have made my morning. lol
What a beautiful moment between them 😍
Not just the look, Stephen's whole body language
Stephen just got a hell of an early Christmas present.
We all did
He sure did😀👍
His face says it all fr
Did he go?
When you see a joyful, friendly and witty person who is clearly a treat to interview and yet has won all awards that matter playing a psycho like Anton Chigurh, you know you're looking at a great actor. I can't wait to see more of this guy.
I think it is a good chance to remember he learnt all the lines for Anton Chigurh ad verbatim. He didn't speak english at the time, and he is practically fluent only some years later.
Husband of Penelope Cruz.
best bond villain ever
@K Go I get what you're saying, but Weinstein was never perceived es a Nice guy. He was always a bully.
@@DerMoerpler with weinstein, spacy and cosby it was pretty much an open secret that they were all sexual predators.
Bardem is such a cool and nice seeming person... and he has elevated every project that I've seen him in.
@K Go jealous we love Bardem? Hmmm.
@K Go Never understimate the power of idolisation
@@tenaciousjsoto7990 he must be considering he spammed the entire comment section with this garbage
How this kind warm man became Psycopathic Anton Chigurh. Cant understand. Feel like 2 different people
@@DD-mx9ts Acting... with the help of a very special haircut?
Bardem is such a great actor, and a lovely person. Oh, and a hunk.
Agreed on all counts! I first saw him in No Country for Old Men, in which he was of course truly scary, but still to my eyes so hunky that I was puzzled my friend did not notice. I think she was thrown by the dreadful haircut, and she did catch up later after she saw him in other films, but JFC how could you miss that body when he played the nude solo motel room scene?
He plays a lot of dark characters, no? It was a joy to see his true personality shine through. He seems like a really wonderful guy.
Even in some of his most depressing roles you can see his heart. Both "The Sea Inside" and " Biutiful" are incredible films that are sad & uplifting at the same time.
Anton Chigurh.😱
He seems to be a great person... Hell he married Penelope
@K Go So...According to you we should all be assuming all the people are...Bad?
Who shitted in your cereal buddy? Lighten up.
Check out his work in Spanish films, he goes back at least to the early nineties. "Jamón Jamón" and "Mondays in the Sun" for example. Then there's "The Sea Inside" from the early 2000s, a true story and his acting superb. He comes from an acting family from Galicia and is awesome.
Shoutout to the cameraman with the gentle zoom in on Stephen's face as he's being invited 😂😂
A great camera guy is like a fellow musician.
Jim/mark is the best!!!!
Fantastic interview! First time hearing Javier speak as himself. He is so humble and charming, funny and real. Also very kind to invite Stephen to hang out on the Dune set. I hope it works out !
I love that he knows Stephen's a huge fan!
I'm sure Stephen will make it work out. 😉
And he's such a force multiplier for promotion for the movie! Yay!
I hope Stephen tells us all about it. 🙂🙂🙂
It’s hard to believe this lovely person played that terrifying character in No Country for Old Men. Wow! He is brilliant.
"El miedo mata la mente" is the actual official translation of the line in Spain, but it's more like "Fear kills the mind". Javier was remembering from the book, rather than translating it himself.
The problem is that the word "killer" is not used in English the same way as it's more direct translation ("asesino") is used in Spanish. So the direct translation "El miedo es el asesino de la mente" sounds awkward and stilted, so they modified it a bit to make it sound more natural.
Thank you for generosity in translating the quote!!!
Eso es correcto. El miedo un asesino de mentes pensé yo. Hehehe
Si.
What he did also is make alliteration and that is the beauty of our language
A painkiller is "analgésico" therefore, mindkiller is something that prevents you from thinking. Then "el miedo mata la mente" is a perfect translation.
Wow, I’ve never had to opportunity to see an interview with Javier, and what an engaging articulate pure genuine personality.
I would definitely recommend his “Off Camera” interview. He’s a really profound and humble guy.
As cool and genuine and talented as a human can be.
K Go, although I agree that we shouldn't judge a book by its cover, those guys you mentioned never had nice guy reputations to begin with lol Spacey and Weinstein were reviled for being dickheads by people they worked with even before they were exposed as predators, Hammer wasn't as notorious but he wasn't known to be nice either.
Love Bardem. His personality makes him such a joy to listen to.
Ohhhhhh maaaaaan. Just when I didn't think it was possible to be more envious of Stephen getting a cameo in a LOTR movie. I hope he gets one for the next chapter of Dune!
They should make him the voice of a Spacing Guild navigator when they're negotiating with Paul
@@theprotractor0379 That could work actually. For obvious reasons the Navigator would have to be CGI anyway so anyone can play them as long as the voice fits. And as we know, Stephen has a talent for voices, so I can totally see that happening.
He was in The Hobbit, not LOTR. You can just call it a Tolkien or a Middle-Earth movie.
I love that he plays all of these serious, intense, and often frightening characters. He seems like a big teddy bear.
“No conocerás el miedo. El miedo mata la mente. El miedo es la pequeña muerte que conduce a la destrucción total. Afrontaré mi miedo. Permitiré que pase sobre mí y a través de mí. Y cuando haya pasado girare mi ojo interior para escrutar su camino. Allá donde haya pasado el miedo ya no habrá nada. Solo estare yo.”
“I must not fear. Fear is the mind-killer. Fear is the little-death that brings total obliteration. I will face my fear. I will permit it to pass over me and through me. And when it has gone past I will turn the inner eye to see its path. Where the fear has gone there will be nothing. Only I will remain.”
― Frank Herbert, Dune
Damn Javier's enthusiasm is contagious - smiling ear to ear the whole interview.
Bardem is as cool as cool ever got. When he was in my hometown Bartlesville, Oklahoma with Malick making To the Wonder he smoked weed with locals through an adapted apple pipe. He is the best.
There is something so incredibly pure about the joy Stephen expressed. I honestly dont think there is anyone on TV who is so honest with his emotions.
The look of pure joy on Stephen's face.
Priceless!
Javier is the first hollywood star who referes to harvey weinsten as an abuser in an interview, and also he mentioned some disney abuses cases. Brave and wonderfull.
He was great in ‘No Country For Old Men’ and ‘Dune’. Very good actor.
So true! I had nightmares about him, especially what he did at the end! Well at least I think he did … 😱
@@swisskiwi1478 Haha yep
This guy is an awesome actor!
I have a big smile on my face without realizing watching this amazing interview.
I like how seriously he took the translation request.
A man full of charisma and life…real. Rare to ser that nowadays in this flashy world full of plastics…
My favourite actor - and now there even more of him 😋
Colbert's musical accompaniment is the best in the business. Outstanding band.
love him. simply a joy to watch him. can't wait for Dune 2
Javier seems so humble, and the offer to Stephen sounds like a great summer trip!!..
Holy crap. I was beaming this whole show! These 2 together! But Javier??? What a treat. I will now look for every movie he's ever made!
Javier Bardem is a fantastic actor!
There is a HUGE gap between Anton and Javier, holy dayhum.. The Coen brothers just saw something no one else could, and just did a perfect casting. And that was to cast this wonderful and colorful man to play the most sadistic psychopath in recent memory. Quite impressive indeed. And most impressive of all, that Javier could actually pull it off....
It's not that no one else saw it, it's that the Coen brothers are versed in cinema outside the US. Bardem had a distinguished acting career in Spain before he got that role, with very powerful performances. I noticed him in _The Sea Inside_ in which he played a real person in Spain who fought for his right for euthanasia for 28 years after a car accident left him quadriplegic.
@@Daneelro I'll have to check it out.. thanks for the tip. I recently watched Javier in "Biutiful". I was blown away.
@@Daneelro Love The Sea Inside also. Great performance.
What an absolutely lively person....fantastic actor!
Very humble man. Love it !
SO HAPPY Dune is getting a sequel/second half!! It EARNED IT!!
He nailed the Cuban accent very well 😂
Him telling Stephen that the suits are comfortable is a relief. I saw Val Kilmner's documentary. The suit made for him in Bat Man was so restrictive he had to be moved around with a hand truck.
What a great guy, and so talented, tremendous actor! Saludos desde Brasil
"Ten cuidado con el miedo" I love the "Cuban" translation ROFL
That was great. I'm Puerto Rican and I think that's how a Puerto Rican character in Dune would say it too XD
i saw him in Dune. Brilliant character. we need more of this guy
He's such a dynamic actor I completely forgot he was in No Country For Old Men. He's like a chameleon.
Well is an honor for me to have been performing a role in this movie “The good boss” and I have to say is an amazing movie guys. Javier and Fernando were very nice on set. Go to the theatre right now.
Akelarre es también una gran película en la que participas. Gracias por tu comentario de lujo.
@@rafaelcuevas3209 gracias Rafa!
As a kid I always thought of Stilgar as the "Aragorn of Dune," which totally rings out in Stephen's fandom...
So much lovely charisma.
Javier is amazing ✨✨✨
El miedo es el asesino de la mente
Ok in English we say “fear is the mind-killer” but I MUCH prefer the Spanish translation.
An amazing actor as is his wife.
I agree, I love both of them.
You can see the wheels whirring when he invites Stephen to the set, I love it! We can likely expect a "Dune-while" segment in future! 😁
What a cool guy Javier Bardem is! He seems so warm and fun to talk to. I can't imagine how cool it would be to hang out with him doing anything, he just seems like he would be great to be around. Can't wait for the sequel to DUNE! I was so bummed when the movie stopped! They never got in to the heart of Dune! No worm riding by the main guy or anything. And I am not ashamed to say that I was so bummed when Oscar Isaac's character died! Oscar Isaac is an awesome actor! Love him in everything I have seen him in, like Card Counter, Triple Frontier and so many more. I bet that hanging out with Javier and Oscar must be so cool.
He is so humble I’m just crying
Are you serious?
Are you ok?
@@hamlet1976 lol yes , his humbleness males me cry
Javier is one of the sexiest men alive.
stephen looked like he was about to cry. what an amazing man Javier is
Amo a Javier Bardem, thank you Stephen!
Great actor and Dune was fantastic.
Saw DUNE over Thanksgiving. So glad a sequel is coming!
it's not really a sequel. it's just finishing the rest of one book adapted to screen.
@@jedinxf7 - goog point. I've read it. But still the second movie.
Not that he needs my humble stamp of approval...but Javier was incredible in NCFOM. One of the best performances on film in many years. I look forward to seeing any project he works on in future.
Glad SC said it. I was thinking the same thing about Javi. He might be the best casting choice in Dune, and definitely brings the necessary Fremen gravitas to the role. Bless the Maker and all his water.
Javier was perfect casting for Dune.
Seeing Javier now, reminds me of old Marcello Mastroianni interviews...
Can't wait to see Stephen's cameo as a sand trout!
Javieeeer i love uuuuu, he looks comfortable n happy, he’s usually so serious on talk shows
Love that he is drumming/playing congos!
Bardem tiene onda como Colbert pero diferente culturas
Wow! Bardem is such a great talent! Then to be gracious enough to invite Stephen to the Dune Ii movie set?! That would be spectacular! I have a feeling it will break all box office records...
One of the greatest actors alive
awww, he's fun. normally got no time for sleb interviews but, how personable Javier is.
The entire cast of Dune was great, in the second part Javier will have all the space in the world to shine, it will be amazing
Javier Bardem makes me so proud of being spanish. What a charming man!
I'm looking forward to seeing this movie. I grew up with "I Love Lucy" on Saturday morning TV, and it was a big deal even in Scotland. He has Arnaz's mannerisms and style of speech down pat! And I must commend Baptiste and Co for nailing the latin jazz.
I read Dune when I was 18 too. And by the way, Dune 2 is not a sequel... it's the rest of the book.
Ikr. it kind of annoying actually when almost everyone says it's a sequel. It's not. It's part 2. It's basically just one movie divided into two parts.
Yeah... part one was like a really nice trailer for DUNE.
So, it will be like The Godfather Part 2.
This is the first time I've seen him outside of No Country for Old Men. He's a good actor. I thought it was someone else at first, because he's so different than the charachter.
Heads or tails?
You never seen Skyfall?
@@alexlazzerly3677 Nah, missed that one.
Never seen Dune after this interview I definitely wanna go check it out!!
Skyfall, Dune, No country ... such a impressing characters and always something completely different ...
❤️❤️Love Javi!! He is so cute!! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 Love this movie !! 👏🏼👏🏼❤️❤️
Ooh la la...I have such a monster crush on the conga player, and she actually got a moment in the spotlight❣️
Oooye pero pero El miedo matalamente! Un fremengo Cubano de pinar de arrakis coñó!!. I work with a LOT of Cubans He frickin NAILED the Cuban accent!!!!!
It's always interesting when a major actor, showing up for an interview, expresses respect and humility to be in the presence of Stephen Colbert. I really don't think that would apply to any other talk show host (except maybe the late Johnny Carson) (no, not Letterman).
👍🏾
Congratulations to Javier!
What a sweet, talented, beautiful, humble, man! Lucky Penelope!
And lucky Javier!
Great interview
His Cuban accent is spot on!
Probably the best actor working today.
¡El miedo es el principal asesino de la mente!
'No debo temer. El miedo es el asesino de la mente'
Cita de; Frank Herbert
'I must not fear. Fear is the murderer of mind'
Quote by; Frank Herbert
Receiving an offer to wear a stillsuit is right up there with him getting to hold Arwen's sword from LOTR. That's massive. That's certainly very generous.
Mr.Colbert is a wonderful suited and tie nerd, I love it
Aw Stephen smile, he's so happy when he got invited
Based on Javier and Antonio, the Spanish people are very humble.
And chef Jose Andres. Yeah, people in Spain in general is very nice, very laid back, laugh at themselves all the time and care for others for the most part (there is always exceptions like everywhere else but yeah).
I've lived in Spain for over 20 years. There is great regional differences in character like anywhere but in general they are great fun and very comfortable in laughing at themselves. Really sharp sense of humour too 😉
And Rafa Nadal. There you have another humble superstar.
aaaahhh the conga player solidarity !! ❤️
What a beautiful man
Need to see him play the congas, show us, come on! 😂
I love Javier Bardem
Freaking EPIC Invitation...
That would be fun
His Cuban is perfect!
Stephen, you'd better go! Do it for all of us!
LOL Nega Santos... i see what you did there xDDD he's so charming hahahah!
Nice show! Anyone knows what is the last high beat song/salsa Jon Batiste music group plays as Colbert closes the segment? Beautiful Latin high energy piece.
"El miedo es el asesino de la mente."
Great interview! Viva Negah Santos on the percussion!!!
To all those who say he always plays dark characters go and see “The sea inside”. This movie made me fall in love with him as an actor long time ago, before he was so known in Hollywood. And... as much I never have favourites if you ask me about my favourite actor he would be the answer...
Also, "Los lunes al sol"....I don't know the name in English. A great character, as one of a group of friends who are fired from their jobs and struggle as jobless middle-aged men.
@@ali-tube2967 Have to check it out then :)
Amazing actor