The Patriot (3/8) Movie CLIP - Before This War is Over (2000) HD
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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
During a peaceful prisoner exchange, Benjamin (Mel Gibson) recognizes Col. Tavington (Jason Isaacs), as the man who murdered his son, and the two officers have a tete-a-tete.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Roland Emmerich and Dean Devlin, the director/producer team responsible for such sci-fi blockbusters as Independence Day, Stargate, and Godzilla, take a step back in time with this drama set during the American Revolution. Farmer Benjamin Martin (Mel Gibson) was born and raised in South Carolina, and fought bravely during the French-Indian wars. But since the death of his wife, Benjamin has renounced violence and quietly tends his crops, raising his seven children alone. In 1776, over Benjamin's objections, his oldest son Gabriel (Heath Ledger) joins the fight against the British. Gabriel returns from battle seriously wounded, with Lord General Cornwallis (Tom Wilkinson) calling for his arrest. A skirmish breaks out on Benjamin's plantation, and one of his children is killed as Gabriel is captured by Col. Tavington (Jason Isaacs) and sentenced to hang. Benjamin sets aside his vow of pacifism and rescues Gabriel; with the help of his former comrade-in-arms Harry Burwell (Chris Cooper), the father and son form a regiment of Carolina patriots whose cunning and ruthlessness make them heroes among the colonists -- and wanted men by British troops. Loosely adapted from the true story of Francis Marion and filmed on location in South Carolina, The Patriot was the first feature film made with the cooperation of the Smithsonian Institute, who advised the producers on historical accuracy. Joely Richardson also stars as Charlotte, Benjamin's sister-in-law who helps him care for the children.
CREDITS:
TM & © Sony (2000)
Cast: Mel Gibson, Jason Isaacs, Heath Ledger, Tom Wilkinson
Director: Roland Emmerich
Producers: Dean Devlin, Roland Emmerich, Ute Emmerich, Gary Levinsohn, Dionne McNeff, Mark Gordon, Peter Winther, William Fay
Screenwriter: Robert Rodat
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“He can’t be touched” I like that General O’Hara obeys the rules of war and chivalry here. An English gentleman in a war.
I think everyone in the entire 'meeting' scene was great. Respect given and civility by two heavily opposed leaders.
@@picallo1 well said
Cornwallis and O'Hara looks more civilized than Tavington.
They accepted Martin for meet with them to their place.
Rofl... "An English gentleman in a war". That only exists in fictions like this movie.
@@miraakdovahkin6878 During colonial times it was actually quite common. Officers were meant to uphold 'honorable' combat. Not allow executions, brutality etc. Which is why Mel Gibsons character is upset, they werent doing that.
"Stay that sword Colonel!" Best voice ever!
o o f
it literally took me almost 20yrs to figure out what he said, lol
Ha I'm so glad I'm not the only one!
That actor was brilliant in this scene
It’s actually SHEATH that sword colonel
That part had me laughing he was so calm then immediately is yelling at him to put his sword away 😂
“You know, it’s an ugly business doing one’s duty, but just occasionally, it’s a real pleasure”. That line right there deserves an Oscar. That is bone chilling
I would have said something similar; not because I meant it but because I know it would provoke, and that's what Tavington was after.
Nothing about this movie was Oscar worthy. Let us be realistic here.
@@cuylshepherdton7437 yeah it was not historically accurate but there was some nice eye candy, aka Jason Isaacs.
@@cuylshepherdton7437 yeah it was not historically accurate but there was some nice eye candy, aka Jason Isaacs.
That reminds me of Thanos. “Fun is not something one considers when balancing the universe. But THIS does put a smile on my face.”
The dogs leaving their owner to go with Mel Gibson are funny. The ultimate dagger to the heart for an owner. Love it.
It's truly priceless
Never thought pets could have Stockholm’s Syndrome
thats what cornholio gets for letting them leave his side in the first place
@@fortminor85 pets follow the one that's feeding them
@@jackadams3878 True.
Jason Isaacs is an incredibly underrated actor. He would have been a great Bond.
I know but he played other villains like Captain Hook and Malfoy.
My favourite role of his is Colonel Tavington so damm hot.❤😍
DIV DIV Assassin Agreed, but he’ s also hot as Lucius.
Met him at comic con he's a pretty polite, chill dude
canihazburgers he gives me a massive Timothy Dalton vibe.
Dont forget Steele in Black Hawk Down 💪
Jason Issacs was so delightfully evil in this, one of the best movie baddies ever
He is delightfully evil in every role. Hook, Tavington, Lucius Malfoy. He OOOZES evil.
@@CeltycSparrow He was a nice guy in Event Horizon.
@@CeltycSparrow He was also evil in Star Trek Discovery
@@Britishwolf89 now that is one I have NOT seen. Is it good? I am looking forward to the new Picard series. They are bringing two of my favorite characters back (Picard and Seven of Nine)
@@CeltycSparrow That borg was unable to play the role due to assimilation duties (some small, insignificant world). Instead, they cast Six of Ten to play the role.
"He has shown no aggression heeyr...hence, he cannot be touched!"
How can you not love British prose?
Shows how civilized O Hara was compared to Tavington re conduct
Justin Dell best comment ever!!! I also love that accent!!
Julio Pacheco his accent is un-imitatable.
Justin Dell Long Live the BEAN!!!!!!!
Justin Dell Right by the book, because if the shoe gets on the other foot and it will, they don't want that white flag stained.
I love when the General YELLS at Tavington "Stay that sword Colonel"...LOVE IT
That was always one of my favorite parts too.. the dude played the part of an officer who was used to having his orders obeyed without question to perfection.. He looked awfully pissed at even having to explain himself to the Colonel, even though he didn't have to.
Plus i love it how the British officers were civilized even in the presence of an adversary. Gentlemanly warfare right there.
When?
Actually it is "Sheath your sword Colonel" Sheath means cover or case for a blade. The word is noun and verb.
@@marcmauhay the last remnants of the mercenary code and the Laws of War
Most of the time in movies they would deliver that line like, “Before this war is over *dramatic pause* I’m going to kill you.” But Benjamin just states it plainly, casual, and with conviction. He’s not trying to scare Tavington, he’s just giving him the facts. Powerful.
Indeed. Kinda like in Gladiator where Maximum tells Commodus he will have his vengeance in this life or the next.
@@markwest8960 Maximus 🤣🤣🤣, 👍🏾🙏🏽🔥🙏🏽
@@mustafamatthews1242 , oooh... good catch. I should've checked my spelling.
The truth needs no reinforcement. It's message is powerful enough on its own.
Apparently the following line of "Why wait" was unscripted
I don’t think I’ve ever hated a villain in a movie this much in my life. Jason Isaacs did a fantastic job. I wanted to jump inside of the screen and jam his eyes in.
He, Kevin Bacon in Sleepers and Kurtwood Smith in Robocop.
I wanted to jump inside the screen and do........ something else with Jason Isaacs! Hahaha.
And the more evil he gets the more I want to- actually, I will just stop there before I get a bit too pervy.😂
Agreed, but Ed Harris in Enemy at the Gates comes darn close.
@@abehambino He did warn the boy to not come back. I loved Ed Harris in that and The Rock.
I feel the same way when I watch Everybody Loves Raymond....I would jump through that TV screen and strangle his mother Marie
Later: *carrying in a scarecrow with a british uniform on*
"One of our captured officers... my Lord."
Why is Braveheart wearing that silly triangle hat ?
so we got a scarecrow, a joker, an Italian mobster...gotham city?
@@blazodeolireta Nolan must've really, really liked this movie.
Yeah the best part of that scene
Alex Alerasoul sucker appears on his for head when he realized he got trolled
"You know, it's an ugly business doing one's duty... but just occasionally it's a real pleasure."
Son of a fucking bitch....
AzzRaze he is the biggest A hole ever!!
Gotta admit...I was glad to see Col. Tavington die! He cared about no one, and, in terms of decor, and obeying orders, this "Man" was a complete scoundrel, and an absolute cad!!!
deliberately thinking of the most enraging and offensive statement he could possibly make. Mel didn't initially respond or turn around when he called to him, so he decided to get really vicious to provoke a response
@@stonem0013and what a response he got! One that came true too!
It's an excellent line from the hero of the film, a proud man doing what must be done.
1:14 I love the way that Gibson turns and cants his head as in "are you serious?!" Jason Isaac's and Gibson crushed the acting in the film.
yeah I like his expression, it's not anger or hatred, it's more like annoyance
I love how Tavington was trying to provoke Martin into doing something stupid, but Martin knew his game and kept his cool. Amazing acting!
He wanted him to take the bait so he could kill him but Martin was too smart for that
Brits get mad at this movie but it rly only portrays Tavington as evil, the other Brits either don't like him or aren't down with his tactics
Jason Isaacs should have been up for an Oscar for Best Supporting Actor for his amazing performance in the Patriot.
Agreed and I wonder why he wasn't nominated because he would have won that award.
Probably because it happened in a Rowland-Emmerick film.
Who did he play?
yeah, Jason Isaacs is really a great actor. But, I believe he is too short in his height. English thing, I guess?????
@@rachelsheppard9122 Uhhh, no. Not even close.
"Tavington, damn him DAMN that man!!!"
That was actually Cornwallis that said that about Tavington during the bayonet charge, but it IS an awesome line...
The same I saying, FUCK THAT MAN!!!!!!!!!!😡😡😡😡
HERE HERE!!!
😂😂😂😂😂
Lol
"Stay that sword, Colonel!"
Love that delivery
Loved O'Hara in this scene! The way he says "He has shown no aggression here" always struck me as his way of telling Tavington 'Try me, boy!'
When Tavington yells at Martin's back, "YOU! You're the ghost, are you? I remember you!" General O'Hara looks at Tavington like, "What on earth is he doing????"
@lindaoneil5085 I think he was wanting a gun or saber duel.
@@aaroncampbell2180 I think Tavington was trying to provoke Martin into doing something foolish with all those redcoats around. Tavington did taunt Martin by saying, "On that farm, with that stupid little boy!" before Martin turns around to confront him.
After he softly says “ soon”...
The look of pure madness & vengeance within Benjamin Martins eyes.... excellent scene. One of many in this movie.
Jason Isaacs should have been nominated for an Oscar for Best Supporting Actor for Col. Tavington.
That's true! He's the reason why I loved this movie! He evil and attractive the same time.
That was funny part in the movie! Cornwallis is always shouting at Tavington. 😂😂
Jason is once said in a interview, that he was taller than Mel. But Mel told him that he should be taller than him cause he's the bad guy. 😁😁 shows that these two actors had good chemistry off camera.
@@divdivassassin7076 Hence your name.
@@divdivassassin7076 Mel is about 5'8" so not so tall anyway. Many would be taller.
One of the best parts about this scene is that the line "why wait" along with the "soon" response were completely improvised. The scene was supposed to end on "before this war is over I'm going to kill you," but Jason Isaacs reasoned that given Tavington's role & background (not to mention the lines of redcoats at his back) he wouldn't have been afraid of Martin at all, much less silenced by his threat. So he continued to try and provoke, resulting in a very nice moment of contemplation from Gibson before his final reply.
Another good thing about it is that death stare that Gibson throws right before turning away. It's blink-and-you'll-miss-it, but it's pure genius.
@@XanderVJ That death stare reminded me of "Braveheart"...he must have used it in that film, somewhere.
Awesome performance by both veteran actors...
That dialogue between them had almost unbearable tension
@@XanderVJ yes! Love it.
Another great detail about this scene is that Jason Isaacs was very self-conscious of the fact that he was taller than Mel Gibson, and tried digging a ditch in the ground between takes. Mel caught him and said "What are you doing? You're the bad guy. You're supposed to be bigger than me."
1:46 love love LOVE this little detail right here. You can tell he's thinking "why not?." I've lost everything, I've lost my wife, my son, my home, all because of THIS man right here...you can see he wanted to...but he didn't, he waited until the right moment to fulfill his desire. Love this part, and Gibson is an incredible actor.
Eh, his wife died before the Revolution
Tavington had nothing to do with his wife's death. And he hasn't lost everything because three of his sons are still alive at this point.
@@Electricshrock yes, but he clearly had an immense desire to attack this man in this moment after he murdered his son and then boasted about enjoying it.
It's not explained why his wife died, but it was most likely in childbirth or disease
I just love that moment where Gibson walks away from him and opens his eyes wide, just for a milisecond. You can just sense the rage that he is holding back in that quick glare.
Exactly what I was thinking! Mel's facial expressions are what I enjoy about this actor. Brings much more to his roles with this than a lot of other actors.
Gibson was always a boss
@@renekackline2377 very true. I love this about his playing. But Jason Isaacs is also very good at this that's why I love dialogues between them in this movie, there is going so much on in their eyes and face. Brilliant acting.
He had that same glare in "Braveheart".
"Did he die?" best line delivery by Jason Isaacs ever!
Ikr, I love him
Jason Isaacs for a bond villain would be perfect.
I though Mr.Potter will be there to save the day was the best line I think I wrote the Rival line for it
Nikki Williams And for a cobra villain too that he could pull it off as Major Bludd from G.I. Joe.
Nikki Williams Daniel Radcliffe as James Bond
Is anyone a student of history to recognize the house where this was filmed? It is the birthplace of Robert. E. Lee...Stratford Hall.
Did not realize that, very cool.
ooh, dat waycissss
Burn it down! 👎🏿
No. We are not going put it with arsonists and vandals like you destroying historical artifacts and locations just because you want to apply revisionism to try to cover past misdeeds. That house is American heritage and history even with the bad things that happened in the past. You are part of the problem.
@Anti-Federalist 1776 from a family of patriots.
Love the way Gibson responded to that fiend who killed his son. A no nonsense reply. Just a simple direct statement that got right to the heart of the matter.
Colonel Tavington...the most underrated movie villain ever!
Daniel Williams told me it doesn't matter where you are from it depends on the individual.
That moment Benjamin widened his eyes at 1:55
A silent "You'll SEE." moment of wrathful determination.
1:34 I get goosebumps the way Mel delivers that line every damn time.
"Why wait"
@@Adversity_1 "Soon"
The tone of his voice..he didnt threaten; he stated a plain fact.
Jason Isaacs is such a great actor. He's so good at playing villians. Chris Hardwick once said that it's usually the nicest people that play villians on-screen.
the dogs are the cherry on top :)
Nice profile pic :)
Yeah adding insult to injury
Actually no..barely a minute later shows the Officers/Scarecrows deception
yeah the dogs left so i guess the cherry on top went to the trash
Jason Isac shoul won an oscar for this role , one of the best villian role ever.
0:43
British officer:this is madness
King leonidess:THIS IS SPARTAA!
George Washington: THIS IS AMERICA!!!!
In 2015.
Washington: this is blasphemy, this is madness!
Obama: madness?...THIS IS NOT AMERICA,!!!
xD
ANYMORE!!! *Kicks Washington into his grave*
Jack Sparrow: This is politics.
Kamikaze0005 haha foo.. 👍😂
Jason Issacs is such an underrated actor. This was a B- movie for me yet his performance in my eyes was one of the best ever for a villain.
There are some things far more frightening than death
This guy played so many villains over the years, and always did a good job.
Goddamn those Malfoys...evil for hundreds of years.
I know, they're great! 😏🐍💚
"Skaayd pohta!"
Hihihi
lol
😂
I loved Jason Isaacs performance as the antagonist in this film. Whereas Mel Gibson is just a fantastic actor and he was brilliant in this film as well. Loved the exchange of dialogues between Benjamin Martin and Colonel Tavington❤️
0:37 the moment you realize the actor playing the general is almost guaranteed to be a highly accomplished singer in real life
Went to see this movie initially to see Mel....Completely forgot about him when I saw Jason. What a man....
I first watched this movie when I was in 8th grade and Jason Issacs' character was my favorite. His performance in this movie is fantastic and it's the main reason I re-watch this movie to this day.
Absolutely love how he whistles for the dogs knowing Cornwallis can’t do anything about it! Also, you can tell that O’Hara has a distaste for Col. Tavington. Even in the deleted scenes you can tell he disapproves of how he acts.
Tavington's fellow officers disliked him also; they didn't talk to him, and regarded him with contempt whenever he walked into a gathering of officers. By Tavington's brutality toward the civilian population, he was giving his fellow brothers-in-arms a bad reputation, which they did not appreciate.
And how Tavington acted was grounds for a court martial or a gun duel to restore the honor of the army.
There is so many unique things about Jason issacs. He's voice, acting, aperiance, and talent.
His dogs running out the gate is truly a feel good moment.
Some talk of Alexander
Some talk of Hercules,
of Hector and Lysander
and such great names as these.
I laughed so hard when the dogs came running
As the old saying goes:"They knew what side their "Bread" was buttered on! By then, they'd come to absolutely adore this very honorable American! They refused to leave his side! They were, as Canines go, the total expression and proof of loyalty and love to their new Master!
Jason Isaacs has always been impressive. I was hoping that he would be tapped to play Grand Admiral Thrawn for any live-action version of that character in Star Wars, personally.
OOoh he would be perfect for that role!
He can't, he's already the voice of the Grand Inquisitor
At 1:14 when Gibson turns around whit that grin, and confident look on his face...
My eyes are teary by laughing...
How the dogs follow his whistle !😂😂😂😂
He got his prisoners, fooled enemy by giving them "Straw Prisoners Officers " in exchange...
And he took the beloved dogs of General 😄😄...
A treat to watch...
The “why wait” line is the most badass of the scene.
I would say "Before this war is over I am going to kill you" is the most badass line of the scene. The confidence in his voice was incredible, and he did end up killing him right before the war ended.
@@nicknickson3650 I disagree. That’s why I made my statement. To each, their own my friend.
This is madness. This is madness? THIS IS MADNESS!?!? THIS! IS! AMERICA!!!
Ye and look at America now....madness
TONIGHT WE DINE IN HELL!!!
@@restlessbeing1398 yeah these lefties are destroying this country
i dont see canadian, mexican, brazilian, argentina flags there ( and the rest of america), if i remember well its a war of USA and england not continental or world war
America is from Canada Alaska to Argentina Chile America is a continent not u country!!!!
Damn he plays a good bad guy
0:26-0:27
The sassy Tavington walk.
Issacs makes SUCH a great bad guy.
He's like Stephen Lang that way.
One of the greatest performances of Mel Gibson and Jason Isaacs in their careers
Such an epic set of lines by both actors. This is such legendary acting. I use it anytime I try to intimidate another bloke
Tavington: "You!"
"So you're the ghost, are you?!"
"I remember you!"
"On that farm!" "That stupid little boy!!"
1:03
I bet this is one of the reasons how Jason Isaacs fitted perfect for Lucius Malfoy in the Harry Potter movies.
I just love they obey the rules and honor regarding a gentleman and civilized behavior.
"Soon." as he looks into his eyes. Total badass.
1:56 I love that intensity in Gibson's eyes! So great!
Jason Isaacs would make a great Haytham Kenway. 1:04 sounds just like him too!
All we need is Connor Kenway. Also Haytham wasn't even bad man. If you read the book Ac forsaken.
Damn him, Damn that man!
I loved that line
There is really special about the way Jason Isaac talks when he acts, his does not move his mouth much but i can feel the intensity. Same with his role at Harry Potter.
Jason Issacs just excels in these roles 🤣
I have long feared that my sins would come to visit me and the cost is more than I can bear.
I told God to forgive me of my sins so your not alone.
Jason isaacs single most underrated villain actor of all time
The sheer amount of evil you could feel in issac's on-screen presence is simply unmatched, strongly deserved a oscar for his role in this film.
That's historically accurate though
I love how he delivers, "did he die?" So nonchalant.
Seriously Jason Isaacs stole so many scenes in presence he was in such a great actor!
The Brits were quite honourable in this scene, honouring parley and releasing the prisoners as agreed and Benjamin Martin goes and stabs them in the back.....
This was after Cornwallis had reprimanded Tavington for his "brutal tactics" saying to him "history judges us not only on the outcome of the war, but the manner in which it was fought."
Almost feel bad for the British.
The art of war: "You mistify, mislead and Surprise the enemy?" And the Americans are darn good at it.
Yeah, he did that because the British didn't recognize the militia folks as POWs, but as war criminals that were going to be executed. Bravo on Tavington tricking the British to free his men!
I would have loved to have watched Jason Isaacs as James Bond.
I think he wouldve smashed it as a bond, he carries himself, a bit like tim dalton.
“You know, it’s an ugly business doing one’s duty. But just occasionally, it’s a bit of a pleasure.”
Jason Isaacs is an ABSOLUTELY DELIGHTFUL Big Bad villain! Terrific scene!
No one is mentioning the glimpse of crazy in Gibson's eyes right before he turns around?
That fire in his eyes after he says "soon," right before he turns away...marking
One of the greatest villains ever. Jason Isaacs should have won an Oscar for best supporting actor. It’s a crime he wasn’t even nominated.
I love Jason Isaacs. A very underrated actor.
Benjamin is such a great character. He shows great forbearance here despite his terrible loss and Tavington's taunt on top of it.
No doubt he would make good on his promise to kill Tavington, and I like how he states it matter-of-factly, like it was a certain event.
I know this movie has some serious faults, but if we can look past them it's an incredibly moving and inspiring story. Not usual for the hero to lose two of their kids, but it's important here as it conveys how the stakes were high for Americans.
Tavington is a incredible villain, truly cold hearted, but Jason Isaacs makes him so interesting somehow... the audience is transfixed. Such a great actor in anything he does.
The level of rage he has where it looks like calm should scare any man. The Colonel knowing what he took from him, pushing those buttons and only seeing him choose his words collectedly with no fluctuation in his tone and for it not even make him flinch when spoken. Those are two men who have mastered hatred.
Incredible scene between two men on opposing sides of the war of independence. One staring at the other. Calmly stating he will kill him soon enough. The way he said it truly was very convincing that he meant it. 💪🏻🙏🏻✨
1:13...I always like how Mel turns around and he’s like “why you gotta say that”.
It reminds me of the original Batman turn
did anyone else notice that split second of crazy eye mel gibson gives right before he walks away? i literally just noticed that
I liked some of the fighting in this film, especially that one scene where Gibson went to down on the British with a tomahawk.
I don't care what anyone says about Mel Gibson, this movie is a masterpiece.
"Stay that sword Colonel!"
I’ve always thought that actor Peter Woodward who portrayed Charles O’Hara in the film had a regal, posh and aristocratic British accent. Nobody, not even the Queen speaks or enunciates English in such a proper way as he does.
"Queen" being your boyfriend, correct?
I will have to look at that movie again. Did not notice but i was pretty young at the time
Him calling the dogs was a massive flex at the end
This classic has to be one my all time favorite movies.
Love how he whistled for the General's dogs, and they followed him out.
1:13 Really, man?
Lol
"Can't even leave this fort without him talking shit."
+Tret64 *looks off for a bit* "Soon."
if you love the lines, "hence he cannot be touched", and, "stay that sword, Colonel"
the actor's name is 'Peter Woodward'
The eyes when he says “soon” almost seem like he’s fantasizing about the terrible things Ben could do in an instant. Like a sense of love for the mental torture he just laid out. Mel is a hell of an actor.
It's sad how the dogs run off lol. That was actually a genuine and beautiful gesture of respect between enemies to return them which Cornwallis appreciated but then running off ruins it.
Cornwallis was intelligent and it can be assumed that in that moment he at least suspected for the first time that he'd been had.
One of the favorite movies of my childhood, along with True Lies, Bloodsport and Delta Force 2.
I love this movie and this scene. One of the best villains ever.
Jason Isaacs 👏👏
dogs were my favorite part. lol.
I never noticed the tightening of Gibson's eyes after he says "soon". It's like he's seriously contemplating killing the guy right then and there.
I just love the moment when the British generals face look so angry when the dogs were running away ....
The dogs are the stars in this clip. 😆
Interesting part I just noticed, Tavington exhales ever so slightly after Benjamin turns around and leaves