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Steve Coogan ('Stan and Ollie'): Playing Stan Laurel 'was like climbing a mountain' | GOLD DERBY
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- Опубликовано: 11 дек 2018
- Steve Coogan ('Stan and Ollie') chats with Gold Derby editor Chris Beachum, saying that playing Stan Laurel was a 'huge task was like climbing a mountain.' He stars opposite John C. Reilly as Oliver Hardy in the new film.
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This is an excellent film. Steve Coogan and John C Reilly really do Stand and Oliver justice. I came out of the theatre with a smile on my face. Absolutely recommend this
He was absolutely brilliant in this role. Both he and John should be nominated!
Cannot wait to see it. Innocent comedy is so special.
Steve Coogan played the part well as did John C. Reilly, the two wives and the rest of the cast. I liked the art deco scenes and the way the locations were blended in to look of the period. A calmly paced movie that kept my attention all the way through. Walked an 8 mile round trip to see it at the cinema and was well pleased with the movie.
It took in the UK 2.5 times the box office what it did in the States. Taking worldwide $26m on a supposedly $10m budget, so it made a bit of profit, then there it the DVD's and TV rights, not a massive financial success but was definitely an artistic one. In the end it was a movie that you couldn't really make any better than what it was and as such will carry on being played in selected outlets and events for many years to come. You did well Mr Coogan you did well.
Beautiful performance, should have been nominated (met Coogan on Ideal Home; an honor).
I just saw the film on Hulu and was very surprised and impressed with the representations of the characters. I was blown away by John C Reilly in particular! A very worthwhile film to see. Just like Laurel, Lou Costello was the strength behind Abbot and Costello .
Steve coogan was amazing in this film... could not think of any other actor who could have played this part so well
Steve looks and sound like stan laurel! Amazing.!
Thankyou ....you both created , or re created the magic!! A stunning film!!
Steve Coogan came across as humble, articulate, intelligent, committed and sincere. Compare that with interviews of (for example) Samuel Jackson and Robert De Niro, who seem incapable of stringing two words together, without either a profanity or losing track of the question.
The man used the word "discombobulated" so effortlessly and aptly... that right there is evidence alone!
How in the world did this film not get a single Academy nomination? What an oversight. I suspect this one will grow in reputation over time, though.
Fantastic film and performances. I've seen it four times since last year. Very emotional.
Excellent interview. Really well-informed interviewer who kept Steve Coogan’s, and my, interest throughout. Highly engaging.
(Cut the poor girl in the mirror some slack, she probably didn’t know she was in shot).
Agreed. But the interviewer and the director knew she was there and should have been professional enough to ask her to move. I’ve directed numerous documentaries and conducted even more interviews. You should always know what’s in your shot.
They should have put framed pictures of Roger Moore & Jet from Gladiators on the bedside table behind him.
I just can't wait to see this!!
Could not have picked a better actor to play the legend
Saw it tonight. Great film.
Who's that woman on her phone? Should have moved her..
Really looking forward to this.
Are they in a Travel Tavern? Is that Lynn on the phone?
It's Sonja
@@pidlive "That's the best full English breakfast i've had since Gary Wilmot's wedding"
Lynn, get off your phone when I'm being interviewed
Look in the drawer
"Oh, Ben. Mr. Partridge was just saying that he couldn’t see ‘Bangkok Chick-boys’ from his bathroom."
Don't look in the desk drawers..they were there when he got there.
Bloody hell!
yes
Who else was watching the girl in the mirror the whole time?
Very bad composition. Both director & cameraman/woman need a right bollocking.
Next we will talking to Nolfork's youngest Butcher.
Good casting ... I believe Coogan nails it. And who better to play a born and bred Lancashire lad than another born and bred Lancashire lad 😘
Born in Lancashire maybe, bred in the northeast
@@geoffharper3895 Stan laurel or Coogan?
@@Davo-007 Stan Laurel. I believe he was educated first in Bishop Auckland in County Durham then Tynemouth.
@@geoffharper3895 Yess .. like you I've read that on Wikipedia. I also looked at the school he attended and it was 11 - 18 year olds! I've visited the Museum and his home he was born in at Ulverston and from what I gathered from it he spent most of his infanthood upto around 10 in Ulverston where is mother was from and most his relatives are! Think the Northeast part of his life came more in his teens as it was his Dad's area before moving onto Glasgow in his later teens! So you could suggest he was raised in Lancashire, Tyneside, Scotland and even Cumbria given that since devolution in 1974 and a change of boundaries Ulverston is no longer in Lancashire and now Cumbria. All is not totally clear from reading about him but I do know in his interviews he always vigoursly claimed himself to be a Lancashire lad. Even when a extremely famous American entertainer. The interviews are on RUclips. I will find them for you if you need a reference. Plus his Museum, home and theres a Statue in Ulverston not just a stature as there is in Tyneside and not in Glasgow or even Holywood.
@@geoffharper3895 I've searched and just found some more literature that states he moved from Ulverston to Bishop Auckland at the age of 5 til the age of 15 before going onto Glasgow and finally the states at the age of 20!! Obviously given his grandparents and relatives would still live in Ulverston and NO doubt he still spent alot of time there growing up even after 5! I think you have to give all these places a credit in the Laurel & Hardy magic and his upbringing. .. Even Cumbria!! He never knew he was ever going to be a Cumbrian given that Part of Lancashire only changed to Cumbria nearly 10 years after his death ... I'm sure they would still want to steal some of the magic and nostalgia though. So be it! He's an absolute iconic legend where ever he was or had been at the end of the day 😘
This Stan and Ollie movie was a great movie.
Didn't ask the all important question 'Have we got a 2nd series'?
lol
Why didn't you scale this up and shift it left to crop out cell phone woman?
Steve Coogan finally becomes Alan Partridge in this interview.
Steve Coogan+Stephen Frears+jeff Pope=magic.
Is that a copy of Top Gear Magazine on the bed and a Corby trouser press in the corner
Wow! You should be a detective!
Sorry! But i can't stop thinking, that magazine from Bangkok is in the top right drawer.
Excellent movie. Go see it.
wonder if he took apart the Corby trouser press ?
Who's the lady paying no attention to Steve?
This should have cleaned up at awards ceremonies. Disgrace. A truly memorable masterpiece. Shame on the PC brigade........
Steeve coogan est un immense acteur il peut tout interprétera. Il a fait revivre un des plus grand comique de tout les temps le stan laurel et il atteint la perfection physiquement et même jusqu'à la voi de stan laurel mimique l esprit vif du grand . Steeve coogan comme john c reilly qui lui aussi atteint des performances incroyable en fesant revivre le grand Oliver hardy. Les deux acteurs auraient mérités d être Oscariser pour leurs prestations. Mais Hollywood préfères Oscariser des tocquars rien que les mêmes je trouve que les oscars qui cette année la était 0 . j en revien a steeve coogan et john c reilly eux méritaient m oscar car faire revivrent deux monuments stan et Ollie étaient la logique pour tout les cinéphiles du mondes qui aiment stan et ollie qui sont encorent nos contemporains et continuent de fairent rires le mondes entiers. Encore bravo à steeve coogan et john c reilly pour l éternité.
That girl in the mirror is a typical millennial. Only cares about her phone.
Yeah love the girl checking Facebook in the mirror
basically the women on the phone in the mirror upstages the whole interview
Hence, Percy Jackson
Is there an actor who could play the part of legendary boxer Bob Fitzsimmons?
Jake Wood?
Is that Lynn in the mirror?
What happens when you just eat crisps
Are those chocolate stains on the bedclothes?
Can't hear him.
A w_ _ k I think.
I hope that was his daughter in the mirror because if she was part of the interview team she should be sacked. How ignorant to just gawp at your phone through the whole interview. Steve Cougan came across very uncomfortably and I wonder if it was due to the girls indifference.
She's probably Coogan's PA and has heard the same questions and answers dozens of times already.
Gee that lady in yjje £mirror is teal interested
Ah haa
Is that a "Ladyboy" in the mirror?
That's a very uncharitable thing to say.
Ian Rivlin
Ian, at Cornell university they have an incredible piece of scientific equipment known as the tunnelling electron microscope.Now this microscope is so powerful that by firing electrons you can actually see images of the atom ,the infinitesimal minute building block of our universe.
Ian, if I was using that microscope right now, I still wouldn't be able to locate my interest in your reply.
@@NoosaHeads What have you got against ladyboys? And references to the earlier work of Coogan?
@@paulrogers1714 I'm not ashamed to say, the roar of "tunnelling electron microscope" almost made me cry