This is the most overused, recycled comment of all time. I have literally seen it in every single one of these actors on actors videos. So that tells me it must be the person working for variety that is saying it!
Silence of the lambs is one of those movies you think is really good when you watch it the first time, then it becomes better everytime you watch it again.
Same with The Elephant Man (in which Tony plays another doctor: Sir Frederick Treves who displays such compassion and humanity - worlds apart from Lector) it’s one I always end up watching to the end if I land on it channel-surfing!
@anthony hopkins it’s not every day you see Anthony Hopkins in a RUclips comment section. You’re one of the best actors I’ve ever had the pleasure of seeing.
Anthony Hopkins (Sir Anthony Hopkins) is the greatest actor of all time. I have watched almost every movie there is and he saved the movie industry which was in serious decline shortly before Silence of The Lambs was released. The best movie of all time too.
Really? I think it was more that he was giving her closure. She’d been traumatized by the filming of the movie. He was saying, “it’s over, you’re good to go, get on with your life and you have my (Hopkins’) blessing.” IMHO.
What would have been even more fitting is if Athony had said at the beginning of this video... (as he says... Hello, Hello...) 'Heeelllloooo, Clarrriiice...' Now that would have been awesome...
Jodie is an example what real beauty is without her youthfulness and the plastic surgeries and Anthony has the extraordinary charisma and his personality glows with wisdom and they are just amazing. Lovely actors and amazing interviews.
She's definitely had work. It shows around her lips. Also likely an eyelid lift. But either no Botox or it's been a while. And recently (the last 6 months), she's picked up two horizontal lines that indicate a particular kind of jaw lift. But *it's her job* . I don't fault any actor for getting work done. They might drop $90 grand and make $3 million dollars as a result. Heck- if I had $40,000 to spare, I'd get an eyelid lift if only for personal comfort. She's 61.
@@macmcleod1188what exactly do you believe indicates that she's had work done? I can't see anything "around her lips" nor do I spot anything on her jaw. Her eyes look natural too
Don’t you wish he did? Yet he’s just so truly grounded, it didn’t even occur to him to be silly- you can also tell he’s very comfortable being himself, which unfortunately, is a grail most 75%+ of actors/actresses never find, and comedians 99% of the time never do. Yet he’s still whimsical and charming and generous, and you can tell he genuinely enjoys reflecting back on his life and success
Jodie Foster is so comfortable with her skin and her body; any other acters will be gone under the knife many times by now. And Sir Anthony Hopkins a legend! Two legends.
I totally get what you mean! He seems graceful and just kind. Older and getting better even in his craft. It’s a wonderful thing. I love that he’s still challenging himself with piano and anything else he can get his hands on to stay mentally active. I hope he has a loving home environment around him. I truly wish Anthony all the best.
I always love when Jodie Foster interviews or speaks to other actors. Her comments and questions are always insightful and show that she really watched their films. She also gives them room to breathe and talk.
It 's so lovely to see them reunited! ! I almost started crying when Anthony said" Bye, Clarise." and then Jodie responded saying," Bye, dr. Lecter!" Amazing moment!
I saw "The Silence of the Lambs" twice when it aired - a few weeks appart - and the scene that really blew me away was at the end: when realization hit her and after the lights went out in the killer's house. At first she reacted and fumbled drawing her gun, and soon after, the hand holding it started shaking... but mostly, it was the way she breathed... you felt the adrenaline rush, panic held in check by training, but just barely. It was truly mesmerizing.
It’s so incredible living in this age being able to have access to interviews like this. I can’t imagine living a couple decades ago and not being able to see such a freeing conversations between actors like this. Interviews before were so curated and usually between a tv host. They still are. But here, two actors/artists can speak to each other like the friends they are.
actually some of the TV interview conversations in the 70s and 80s weren't that bad. Things for sure took a bad turn in the 90s, 00s and early 10s though .
I am English and 83 and I have seen every film Anthony Hopkins has ever made…Lovely to see these two together..Thank you so much for this ..Best wishes to you both from Cheshire. England….
Yes, he can be quiet an enthusiastic person for someone who is 83. If you haven't seen the video of him playing piano for his cat, it is worth finding.
1. I got to meet Anthony Hopkins when I was all of 19 years old. He was as delightful, then, as he is in this video. 2. I love Jodie Foster’s work as an actor and director. 3. The love and respect these two icons have for each other is palpable. 4. Wonderful video.
@@alicia.navarro8868 Long ago, in a galaxy far, far, away, I was training to be an actor in a college in New Jersey. At the time, Anthony was performing in the Broadway premier of Equus. One of my teachers at the time went backstage after one of the shows and asked him if he would come to our school to talk to us. Anthony agreed. And the rest was history. 😃
They're so passionate and authentic, it's refreshing! Extraordinary chemistry on screen and here they're so chatty and comfortable, like they're old pals enjoying an evening together after a long time. I loved the way they said their goodbyes!
I suspect it's probably because she was working from such a young age - like, literally as a young child (she was the Coppertone girl) - and all the stuff she did with Disney, etc., she probably tired of it earlier than most.
I always knew Jodie would age well, she has great skin and bone structure. As a horror fan I'm always proud that they got the sweep in the Oscars lead actor and actress that year and as a Welshman I'm always proud of Anthony
In fact there is more truth in your quote than one would really believe... she really did avoid him. There was hardly one scene in the whole movie were they have really have met in person.
Both are immense talents and people. You can also tell that Jodie Foster has incredible intellect....she is very centred and astute. I would love to see more interview content about her as a person.😊
Her insight about Clarice feeling handicapped and turning that insecurity into her superpower is very interesting and is one of the reasons she’s such an impactful hero
That scene when she's talking to him in the "dungeon"... She manages to convey a strong person, a confident person, and a vulnerable person on the verge of breaking down simultaneously. It's so moving.
Well you can't be strong and brave if you aren't feeling vunerable and afraid. Many think that a strong character is one that never breaks and is "perfect". You put her character in perfect words I think!
It's so rare to see these two just being themselves -- how fun to see them in this kind of conversation! I usually hate to see an actor I love getting old, but there's a feeling that the best is yet to come with Anthony Hopkins. He only gets better. I do hate that he's getting to the point where we won't have him any longer, but for now it's pretty fabulous.
Have you read the books? There's heaps of plot details that didn't make it onto film, if you enjoy the movies you owe it to yourself to get the whole story in print. And the movies are over and done in 90 minutes, read the books and you can live in that world for hours..
star ive read all the books and yes the books go into so much more detail, silence of the lambs is my favourite film of all time and getting Anthony Hopkins to play hannibal was pure genius he played it so much better then Brian Cox in Manhunter
@@wanderinstar8838 its was the same with the Hannibal film no Jodie Foster so the connection with Hannibal and Clarice wasn't the same as Silence of the lambs ,just hope they NEVER try and do a remake of silence of the lambs 😎 am watching the documentary of it now
i just rewatched silence of the lambs and then find this video. Anthony Hopkins.. what a great actor, master of acting. He's so lucky in his old time he still be able to do the job that he has already a master on it. So inspiring..
This was so fantastic! I love Jodie Foster as she is always so intelligent and interesting. Then throw in Anthony Hopkins as the two had worked together in the past and it just gets even better. The conversation just flowed and they were both quite mesmerizing to watch and listen to.
Sir Anthony! Congratulations on your Academy Award. Just by doing what you do so well, others have been moved to reward you with the highest honors. A life of relevance and generosity. Well done.
Anthony Hopkins is a treasure. Such an amazing person, and great actor. And Jodie Foster could never be replaced in her role as Clarice. One of the greatest films ever.
I do think there are still some out there who are in it for the art. Especially if you also look outside Hollywood. But sadly those movies don't get as much attention and there are WAY more ordinary actors and movies out there. Quality gets overpowered by quantity. But there are still some very talented artists left in my opinion
Robert Duvall is one of those old greats too, what he did even with his supporting role in Jack Reacher was mesmerizing. I will miss him so much when he passes.
The best piece of advice I ever got from Anthony, when preparing for a role is to read the script (all of it) 100 times. I did that when I was offered the lead in Picnic. I'd read Stanislavski, but never acted before. I only flubbed my lines once, the last night. My costar covered for me. Thanks Anthony! I'd encourage anyone to get involved with local theater. It's Marvelous.
Jodie Foster is an actor of exceptional talent, depth and beauty who was always ahead of her peers, by the time actors of her age were in their diapers she was making commercials, by the time they learned to speak, she was making movies for Disney, by the time they starting going to the school, she was winning awards and getting nominated for the Oscars, by the time they decided to enter films, Jodie decided to leave it behind and enjoy the ivy league world which she graduated with magna cum laude, by the time her peers had their breakthrough she already had won two Oscars and transitioned to the director's chair. An extraordinary talent, who's contribution to cinema is unparalleled and exquisite. A sheer gift to the world of acting and filmmaking
Sir Anthony Hopkins has always such a happy energy. This make his job as Lecter even more impressive. He always seems excited about work. His role in westworld on first season as Dr. Ford was amazing too and his twitter account its pure joy.
This is amazing! I wasn't even born when Silence of the Lambs was released. But it's in my top ten films ever. And Antony is my favourite actor of all time. To have seen it in theatres. Would have been an amazing experience.
My mum, brother and I (teenager) went to the movies without knowing what we'd see. We picked Silence of the Lambs because of the poster - it had Jodie Foster and I liked the "butterfly". 😳 So we went in literally without knowing anything about it. Well we came out shocked 😂 To this day, I still think it's best way to see that extraordinary film.
@@GotTheTravelBug EXACTLY! seeing a film you know nothing about that blows you away!!! Very rare for that to happen. But the absolute best when it does.
I was 15 yrs old in Fort Collins, CO back in Feb or March of 1991 and my mom and brother and sister and I went to see it at a theater near the CSU campus. Of course I was young cinephile who took on many emotions while watching movies...and watching Silence of the Lambs on the big screen was one of the most enjoyable, consistently engrossing and horrifying pieces of moving images I had seen at that time in my life! I fell deeply in love with Jodie and wanted to see everything Anthony Hopkins was in. I remember the whole audience gasping and screaming in the theater at certain moments in the film...and on our walk back to the car afterward (at night in the dark), everyone who was also leaving the theater was walking close with their families together, almost paranoid about who was in the darkness. Great times for sure!
Such a wonderful man, humble, and my fav actor of all time, since the first time I saw him in 'Magic'. So terrifyingly good at all roles, a gift, no doubt, and one that I have grown up with throughout his long career. He's still wearing well, God bless him. Jodie is a diamond also x Nice to hear the two chat, it really is xx
When both of these actors die, I'm going to be inconsolable for a few days... when Tony said how old he was, I thought, "I'm going to be so sad when he goes," but then I looked at Jodie and gasped, thinking about everything I've seen her in, how she dominated my childhood in movies and thought, "She's getting up there too!! These guys can't go!!"
Two iconic actors that played such iconic characters throughout their long careers, and none more than Hannibal Lecter and Clarice Starling. These are the last of cinema’s greats. Felt like I was eavesdropping on a private conversation between them.
I've watched a whole of movies, and both of their performances are among the most memorable I've ever seen. The relationship of Hannibal and Clarice is forever etched in my mind.
I have a friend that does makeup in the movie industry. She was able to get me in to meet Mr. Hopkins for a quick 2 minute "hello" and a picture. She told him that I was a huge "Silence of the Lambs" fan. When she took the pic of him and I, I was smiling. Without even asking him, he made the "Hannibal Lecter" face. It looks absolutely terrifying. I LOVE the picture :)
Thank you so much for your unconditional love and support towards my movies and career. It means a lot to me and I appreciate you from the bottom of my heart 💖💖....
Jodie mentioned her mother in her speech at the Golden Globes in 2013 and it's the most moving part of a speech I've ever witnessed. She's very eloquent.
I don't know why anyone would take the time to press a thumbs down for this wonderfully insightful conversation between two great actors, appreciative of both their talents. If you pressed a thumbs down, wake up and learn to learn from others instead of cowering down to cynicism and envy.
The route that Jodie took from being a child star, to a amazing director and actress, to her bravery with her personal life, her kindness and genuine qualities show in this interview. Shes fair, considerate and fair. A true director. Anthony saved me from my alcoholism, his voice and actions; from being a painter, poet, actor, addict ... his voice and soul has saved me. Hes an idol of mine. They both deserve happiness and health cause they're good people, but their work and efforts have saved my life. Bravo to Vanity for the idea. Bravo to the actors. Round of applause of decent people. Very thankful to have lived a life having their talents and wisdom. Bravo. If they ever read this comment: Thank you for being you.
Riveting conversation. I could listen to these two talk all day. Fascinating to hear the behind the scenes especially of the Father and Silence of the Lambs. I love their sense of humor, too!
This is a real treat. I read the book once a year. The story and these performances, I’m not sure we will ever see anything like this again. The way it was shot was so groundbreaking.
Everyone I meet who tells me they love the film I say, "Have you read the books? Coz you HAVE to read he books" if you enjoy the film there's so much story that didn't make it onto the screen ( *I still haven't read or seen Hannibal Rising)
Anthony Hopkins is absolutely one of my favorites ! The level of skill and talent this man has is mind blowing. The fact that he can just learn the lines on paper and have the out come that he does without going “ method “ I mean he could be the best !! These two characters in silence of the lambs are a match made in heaven. Such a joy to watch
Jodi Foster is one of my all-time favorite people/actors. Throughout her career, I grew up with her from a child to an adult. She has been like family since we are the same age, although we never meet! I have enjoyed watching her life as an actress, and every year she gets better and better. I have also watched Anthony Hopkins' many films and have enjoyed the power he projects into his characters. I haven't heard about the Father or The Mauritanian; thanks, I'll be watching them as soon as I can.
Silence of the Lambs is one of those movies that you kind of forget about for a while, then notice it's on TV that night, so you watch it again and realise all over again just what an incredible film it is. I don't know why I don't ever seem to think of it when I list my favourite movies, because it's definitely one of my all time favourites. Kinda strange that I keep forgetting about it. Maybe it's because of psychological scarring from Anthony's amazing performance, haha.
Jodie Foster is by far the greatest actress of the past 40 years, and my all time favourite too! And I’ve always loved Anthony! Love them and silence of the lambs forever! Just simply supreme!👍❤️
Always admired Hopkins lighthearted approach to acting, especially when so many actors take their method (and themselves) so seriously. You can clearly see he had so much fun playing that character, the glee he has reliving it in this interview.
I love to see accomplished people talk passionately about their work past and present, especially when that work also happens to be beloved by so many.
No comment can do them justice. Silence of the Lambs remains on of my best movie going experiences and is a rare, nearly perfect film in part because of their top notch acting abilities and chemistry. I'm simply grateful this reunion happened. 💕
Silence was truly monumental storytelling and acting. I however ...absolutely love CONTACT with Jodie Foster. If you ever read comments Jodie, your work was the pinnacle of Carl Sagan. His message in: BROCA'S BRAIN and DRAGONS of EDEN was perfectly illustrated by the nuanced acting. Bravo.
If you get a chance, listen to Jodie Foster's DVD commentary of Contact. It is more like a relaxing personal conversation than a commentary. I like it immensely.
I just watched Silence of the Lambs again and then this interview. Clarice was so brave and Lecter so menacing. These two played them perfectly. I can’t describe how much I love Sir Anthony and how proud he makes me to be Welsh. And Jodie Foster may not think of herself as an actor but she’s gifted and was born to bless us with her talent. Lovely see them both again - Hii Tony and his scary Bye Clarice 👏🏻
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whoever was the one that put them together needs a raise
Two legends....
Yessss!!
That raise should be taken for not sending them microphones to record good quality sound
This is the most overused, recycled comment of all time. I have literally seen it in every single one of these actors on actors videos.
So that tells me it must be the person working for variety that is saying it!
Thank you for the love and support
Anthony Hopkins & Jodie Foster were dynamite on screen together. Two true masters of acting.
Agreed 100%
They hardly met during filming of that one...the distance was real ...and she was really scared of him
And she adores him you can see that 💗
i seem to remember reading that they barely talked to each other during the making of lambs....mostly hopkins' doing.
That's true but i skip over the buffalo bill stuff just to get back to hopkins and foster
Silence of the lambs is one of those movies you think is really good when you watch it the first time, then it becomes better everytime you watch it again.
Same with the books. I read the trilogy through every few years just to remind myself how good it is and every time it gets better..
I enjoyed it. Great movie
an incredible #masterpiece 🖤🤍
Indeed. Has great re-watch value. I never get sick of it
Same with The Elephant Man (in which Tony plays another doctor: Sir Frederick Treves who displays such compassion and humanity - worlds apart from Lector) it’s one I always end up watching to the end if I land on it channel-surfing!
Aww they were so cute in the way they ended their conversation.
"Bye Clarice"
"Bye Tony. Bye Dr. Lecter."
@anthony hopkins it’s not every day you see Anthony Hopkins in a RUclips comment section.
You’re one of the best actors I’ve ever had the pleasure of seeing.
You could tell she really didn't want to say that.
Clarice always had to talk to Hannibal through glass and now Jodie has to talk to Anthony through zoom.
Haha yeah good observation.. 👍😊
So e things never change...
Safer that way
Computers have glass screens
Anthony Hopkins is arguably the greatest actor of all time.
@Antonios Mamalakis nobody is the best of all time. You would have to go back to ancient greece.
@ Great list I agree al pacino missing
@Antonios Mamalakis Don’t forget Jack Nicholson
@ LDC??? Even Tom Hanks is a superior actor to him.
Anthony Hopkins (Sir Anthony Hopkins) is the greatest actor of all time.
I have watched almost every movie there is and he saved the movie industry which was in serious decline shortly before
Silence of The Lambs was released.
The best movie of all time too.
Anthony ending the conversation with "Goodbye, Clarice" was such a power move
That was EPIC.
I loved it
Really? I think it was more that he was giving her closure. She’d been traumatized by the filming of the movie. He was saying, “it’s over, you’re good to go, get on with your life and you have my (Hopkins’) blessing.”
IMHO.
@@burnerbrecks5 She was traumatized by it? Never heard her say that.
What would have been even more fitting is if Athony had said at the beginning of this video... (as he says... Hello, Hello...) 'Heeelllloooo, Clarrriiice...' Now that would have been awesome...
Jodie is an example what real beauty is without her youthfulness and the plastic surgeries and Anthony has the extraordinary charisma and his personality glows with wisdom and they are just amazing. Lovely actors and amazing interviews.
wow. Is that why they couldn't abide each other on set? yeah. Sounds like beauty........
Damn right. She still looks amazing. Idk why a bunch of these other actresses cant just take aging gracefully case-in-point Lara Flynn Boyle.
Good on her.
She's definitely had work. It shows around her lips. Also likely an eyelid lift. But either no Botox or it's been a while. And recently (the last 6 months), she's picked up two horizontal lines that indicate a particular kind of jaw lift.
But *it's her job* . I don't fault any actor for getting work done. They might drop $90 grand and make $3 million dollars as a result. Heck- if I had $40,000 to spare, I'd get an eyelid lift if only for personal comfort.
She's 61.
@@macmcleod1188what exactly do you believe indicates that she's had work done? I can't see anything "around her lips" nor do I spot anything on her jaw. Her eyes look natural too
Missed opportunity for Anthony to open the call with "Hello, Clarice".
Don’t you wish he did? Yet he’s just so truly grounded, it didn’t even occur to him to be silly- you can also tell he’s very comfortable being himself, which unfortunately, is a grail most 75%+ of actors/actresses never find, and comedians 99% of the time never do. Yet he’s still whimsical and charming and generous, and you can tell he genuinely enjoys reflecting back on his life and success
He made up for it with “bye Clarice”
A few people commented before watching the whole thing apparently.
I mean that's so ironic because he never says "Hello, Clarice" he says 'Well, Clarice" or 'Good Morning, Clarice"
@Angelbob77 so well and wise comment.
Jodie has the greatest smile ever! It literally makes her look 20 years younger on the spot.
Anthony Hopkins is a legend.
THEY BOTH ARE!
Understatement of the year
that's SIR Anthony Hopkins, my Dear 😏
5x Oscar nominee. Straight legend.
Thank you so much supporting my career....How long have you been a fan?
Jodie Foster is so comfortable with her skin and her body; any other acters will be gone under the knife many times by now. And Sir Anthony Hopkins a legend! Two legends.
I believe she and Mery Streep have said they'll never do it.
She looks awesome though.
But still look better than who did it
Jody has always been so beautiful. I’m glad she understands that and hasn’t tried to remain young
It's nice to see celebrities who would rather age naturally, to be themselves instead of following that trend of the Hollywood plastic look.
Anthony actually helps me look forward to aging and all life may bring. What a beautiful human being.
Unless you get dementia ofc.
I totally get what you mean! He seems graceful and just kind. Older and getting better even in his craft. It’s a wonderful thing. I love that he’s still challenging himself with piano and anything else he can get his hands on to stay mentally active. I hope he has a loving home environment around him. I truly wish Anthony all the best.
Amen; you're so right.
Then you need to watch the irishman
Silence of the lambs is one of those rare films that are perfect, from the acting, script, direction, music, everything is top notch.
Hearts in Atlantis another of Anthony Hopkins films wants some beating for me.
I always love when Jodie Foster interviews or speaks to other actors. Her comments and questions are always insightful and show that she really watched their films. She also gives them room to breathe and talk.
She's a director and producer in her own right, it's easy to see why she'd ask more informed and insightful questions
Absolutely 💯
She is fantastic.
That's why she is a genius
Jodie's a great interviewer... But they both speak so fast, especially Jodie, I watched at .75, then at .50 to get every word...
It 's so lovely to see them reunited! ! I almost started crying when Anthony said" Bye, Clarise." and then Jodie responded saying," Bye, dr. Lecter!" Amazing moment!
Darn it. Now I wish I hadn't read the comments first.
She is so bloody Gorgeous.
That smile is a killer.
She is just an amazing human. Very smart but genuinely humble. One of my favorites.
I know right? ❤️
Still beautiful. Seems like a good gal too.
Makes you wonder why she didn’t consult her own grin in the mirror rather than letting Lecter spoon-feed her crumbs of information.
Got that right! Really handsome woman.
I saw "The Silence of the Lambs" twice when it aired - a few weeks appart - and the scene that really blew me away was at the end: when realization hit her and after the lights went out in the killer's house. At first she reacted and fumbled drawing her gun, and soon after, the hand holding it started shaking... but mostly, it was the way she breathed... you felt the adrenaline rush, panic held in check by training, but just barely. It was truly mesmerizing.
Her acting trademark is authentic "intensity" and she's carved a career out of it. She's electric in True Detective as well - a fine return to form.
It’s so incredible living in this age being able to have access to interviews like this. I can’t imagine living a couple decades ago and not being able to see such a freeing conversations between actors like this. Interviews before were so curated and usually between a tv host. They still are. But here, two actors/artists can speak to each other like the friends they are.
“Inside the Actors Studio” was where we were a decade ago although it was only solo interviews but a fantastic insight nonetheless.
actually some of the TV interview conversations in the 70s and 80s weren't that bad. Things for sure took a bad turn in the 90s, 00s and early 10s though .
@Marina E why are you acting pressed and as if the comment was insulting or untrue?
@@Schmitty7546 The Dick Cavett show interviews are priceless.
Thinking back on the great actors from the 50-60s would've been great on this show no matter which studio they belonged to.
I am English and 83 and I have seen every film Anthony Hopkins has ever made…Lovely to see these two together..Thank you so much for this ..Best wishes to you both from Cheshire. England….
How does it feel to be that old?
Because I want to live to 100 years old, but I'm afraid I'll go senile or I'll lose my mind.
when Anthony gets happy and kinda hyper i get a big smile on my face hahah
Yes, he can be quiet an enthusiastic person for someone who is 83. If you haven't seen the video of him playing piano for his cat, it is worth finding.
@@milwaukiedave I always hoped he would release more of those. :)
1. I got to meet Anthony Hopkins when I was all of 19 years old. He was as delightful, then, as he is in this video. 2. I love Jodie Foster’s work as an actor and director. 3. The love and respect these two icons have for each other is palpable. 4. Wonderful video.
Why did u meet him? If I may ask. Tell us your story.
@@alicia.navarro8868 Long ago, in a galaxy far, far, away, I was training to be an actor in a college in New Jersey. At the time, Anthony was performing in the Broadway premier of Equus. One of my teachers at the time went backstage after one of the shows and asked him if he would come to our school to talk to us. Anthony agreed. And the rest was history. 😃
Enjoyed these conversation its so rare these days ❤❤❤❤❤
Jodie's smile and laughter is a truly healing thing!!
Agreed! Her authenticity is at once comforting and enlivening.
They're so passionate and authentic, it's refreshing! Extraordinary chemistry on screen and here they're so chatty and comfortable, like they're old pals enjoying an evening together after a long time. I loved the way they said their goodbyes!
The absolute master actor Anthony Hopkins, and the most talented actress Jodie Foster.
magic
Foster is a master herself.
I absolutely love Jodie! She’s a genius and such a lovely lady. ❤️
he said "bye clarice" when he left - dead haha
Plot twist, its not Anthony Hopkins its Hannibal Lecter.
@@gregrizal5043 💀
@@gregrizal5043 hehe. So classic. He is such an amazing actor
Too bad Jodie hasn't made more films, she is so beautiful, unique, authentic.
I suspect it's probably because she was working from such a young age - like, literally as a young child (she was the Coppertone girl) - and all the stuff she did with Disney, etc., she probably tired of it earlier than most.
amen...she is a rare gift
Also she is worth $100 million so she can afford to be fussy with her projects.
Besides, she's been busy doing non-acting work. She is talented in several areas.
She's extremely intelligent and engaged in other areas, so I think the process line of making films would probably bore her.
I always knew Jodie would age well, she has great skin and bone structure. As a horror fan I'm always proud that they got the sweep in the Oscars lead actor and actress that year and as a Welshman I'm always proud of Anthony
Genuinely surprised this doesn’t have millions of views. These two together are gold.
The reunion we didn’t know we needed. Iconic af
Jodie's performance in the Accused is one of the very best on film. Let alone the Silence of the lambs.
Agree!! I've watched both The Accused and The Silence of the Lambs many times.
She won the Oscars in both films 😊
Agree. In The Accused her vulnerability is so amazing. Even though I cannot relate to her, you care about her so deeply
She is totally underrated
Jodie waited 30 years for the pandemic so she wouldn't have to do this face to face...
In fact there is more truth in your quote than one would really believe... she really did avoid him. There was hardly one scene in the whole movie were they have really have met in person.
In an interview she did years ago she said she avoided Hopkins between takes because she wanted to keep his character as real as possible to her.
😂good one. Because it's kinda true
@@jonathanrex no. Fake news
@@windsorkid7069 Great recollection
Both are immense talents and people. You can also tell that Jodie Foster has incredible intellect....she is very centred and astute. I would love to see more interview content about her as a person.😊
The reunion we all needed. I wish they were together in person.
I accidentally read it as "in prison" and it made better sense.
Lol! I also read "prison" and was about to give the first comment a thumbs up for this joke
But still I am giving a thumbs up 🤣👍
What a dear, dear man Anthony Hopkins seems to be. So unassuming.
Jodi Foster seems so down to earth too!
Her insight about Clarice feeling handicapped and turning that insecurity into her superpower is very interesting and is one of the reasons she’s such an impactful hero
OMG, what a delight of a conversation! And I hope to see you work together again!
That scene when she's talking to him in the "dungeon"... She manages to convey a strong person, a confident person, and a vulnerable person on the verge of breaking down simultaneously. It's so moving.
Well you can't be strong and brave if you aren't feeling vunerable and afraid. Many think that a strong character is one that never breaks and is "perfect". You put her character in perfect words I think!
Yesss we love well written complex female characters . We need more of that.
It's so rare to see these two just being themselves -- how fun to see them in this kind of conversation! I usually hate to see an actor I love getting old, but there's a feeling that the best is yet to come with Anthony Hopkins. He only gets better. I do hate that he's getting to the point where we won't have him any longer, but for now it's pretty fabulous.
You never know. It’s possible he could hang around awhile and be another George Burns! He seems healthy and sharp as a tack.
YES! So happy Actors and Actors has these two icons together again.
Anthony Hopkins and Jodie Foster again and such a great conversation. It's like two old friends picking up where they left off. Love them both.
Silence of the lambs is my favorite horror/thriller movie and series.
Have you read the books? There's heaps of plot details that didn't make it onto film, if you enjoy the movies you owe it to yourself to get the whole story in print. And the movies are over and done in 90 minutes, read the books and you can live in that world for hours..
star ive read all the books and yes the books go into so much more detail, silence of the lambs is my favourite film of all time and getting Anthony Hopkins to play hannibal was pure genius he played it so much better then Brian Cox in Manhunter
@@angelaw94 yes Manhunter was strange wasn't it? like they were making a really good movie and halfway through they just gave up
@@wanderinstar8838 its was the same with the Hannibal film no Jodie Foster so the connection with Hannibal and Clarice wasn't the same as Silence of the lambs ,just hope they NEVER try and do a remake of silence of the lambs 😎 am watching the documentary of it now
@@wanderinstar8838 Very Glad that they didn't use the ending for the sequel Hannibal I did not like what they did in the novel for that one.
i just rewatched silence of the lambs and then find this video. Anthony Hopkins.. what a great actor, master of acting. He's so lucky in his old time he still be able to do the job that he has already a master on it. So inspiring..
Jodie Foster is a shear genius!! Clarice is such an icon
Anthony Hopkins is legend of legends. He is living classic. The best actor.
Thank you, You’re rare gem fan, how long have you been a fan?
Anthony Hopkins is BTS of cinema.
Whoever pitched on pairing these legends together should get a raise!
This was so fantastic! I love Jodie Foster as she is always so intelligent and interesting. Then throw in Anthony Hopkins as the two had worked together in the past and it just gets even better. The conversation just flowed and they were both quite mesmerizing to watch and listen to.
After all these years Jodie still looks so cute and beautiful
Sir Anthony! Congratulations on your Academy Award. Just by doing what you do so well, others have been moved to reward you with the highest honors. A life of relevance and generosity. Well done.
They both live in my mind, rent free.
Anthony Hopkins is a treasure. Such an amazing person, and great actor.
And Jodie Foster could never be replaced in her role as Clarice.
One of the greatest films ever.
Variety decided to save 2021 with this video, and for that they have my respect.
🎂 YEEEAAH ❣ wonderful. it was time for those two to talk. Great stuff !
THIS IS GODDAMN ENRICHING!
These 2 r the 2 true legends of acting. Impeccable. Especially Sir Anthony Hopkins.
Hopkins is the last of those great actors, true master, not many like him left,
I do think there are still some out there who are in it for the art. Especially if you also look outside Hollywood. But sadly those movies don't get as much attention and there are WAY more ordinary actors and movies out there. Quality gets overpowered by quantity. But there are still some very talented artists left in my opinion
There a lot of good actors out there
Robert Duvall is one of those old greats too, what he did even with his supporting role in Jack Reacher was mesmerizing. I will miss him so much when he passes.
What are you saying? There are many masterful actors today. I suggest you watch some of The Rock’s movies.
@@viliamvacula8111 great joke man, made me laugh at 04:13 :))
The best piece of advice I ever got from Anthony, when preparing for a role is to read the script (all of it) 100 times. I did that when I was offered the lead in Picnic. I'd read Stanislavski, but never acted before. I only flubbed my lines once, the last night. My costar covered for me. Thanks Anthony! I'd encourage anyone to get involved with local theater. It's Marvelous.
Probably the best pairing of actors I've seen in these Variety videos. What a gift you've given us fans!
Exactly!
One of
I agree, love them both, Jodie is my age, grew up watching her.
Cate Blanchett and Ian McKellen as well
Jodie Foster is an actor of exceptional talent, depth and beauty who was always ahead of her peers, by the time actors of her age were in their diapers she was making commercials, by the time they learned to speak, she was making movies for Disney, by the time they starting going to the school, she was winning awards and getting nominated for the Oscars, by the time they decided to enter films, Jodie decided to leave it behind and enjoy the ivy league world which she graduated with magna cum laude, by the time her peers had their breakthrough she already had won two Oscars and transitioned to the director's chair. An extraordinary talent, who's contribution to cinema is unparalleled and exquisite. A sheer gift to the world of acting and filmmaking
Sir Anthony Hopkins has always such a happy energy. This make his job as Lecter even more impressive. He always seems excited about work. His role in westworld on first season as Dr. Ford was amazing too and his twitter account its pure joy.
This is amazing! I wasn't even born when Silence of the Lambs was released. But it's in my top ten films ever. And Antony is my favourite actor of all time. To have seen it in theatres. Would have been an amazing experience.
I can totally relate tbh
My mum, brother and I (teenager) went to the movies without knowing what we'd see. We picked Silence of the Lambs because of the poster - it had Jodie Foster and I liked the "butterfly". 😳 So we went in literally without knowing anything about it. Well we came out shocked 😂 To this day, I still think it's best way to see that extraordinary film.
@@GotTheTravelBug EXACTLY! seeing a film you know nothing about that blows you away!!! Very rare for that to happen. But the absolute best when it does.
I was 15 yrs old in Fort Collins, CO back in Feb or March of 1991 and my mom and brother and sister and I went to see it at a theater near the CSU campus. Of course I was young cinephile who took on many emotions while watching movies...and watching Silence of the Lambs on the big screen was one of the most enjoyable, consistently engrossing and horrifying pieces of moving images I had seen at that time in my life! I fell deeply in love with Jodie and wanted to see everything Anthony Hopkins was in. I remember the whole audience gasping and screaming in the theater at certain moments in the film...and on our walk back to the car afterward (at night in the dark), everyone who was also leaving the theater was walking close with their families together, almost paranoid about who was in the darkness. Great times for sure!
Such a wonderful man, humble, and my fav actor of all time, since the first time I saw him in 'Magic'. So terrifyingly good at all roles, a gift, no doubt, and one that I have grown up with throughout his long career. He's still wearing well, God bless him. Jodie is a diamond also x Nice to hear the two chat, it really is xx
The reunion that we were all waiting for. This is amazing!
When both of these actors die, I'm going to be inconsolable for a few days... when Tony said how old he was, I thought, "I'm going to be so sad when he goes," but then I looked at Jodie and gasped, thinking about everything I've seen her in, how she dominated my childhood in movies and thought, "She's getting up there too!! These guys can't go!!"
Two iconic actors that played such iconic characters throughout their long careers, and none more than Hannibal Lecter and Clarice Starling. These are the last of cinema’s greats. Felt like I was eavesdropping on a private conversation between them.
After watching Westworld season One, I texted my buddies and declared to them that Anthony Hopkins is the G.O.A.T. of acting.
I've watched a whole of movies, and both of their performances are among the most memorable I've ever seen.
The relationship of Hannibal and Clarice is forever etched in my mind.
RENT FREE.
I have a friend that does makeup in the movie industry. She was able to get me in to meet Mr. Hopkins for a quick 2 minute "hello" and a picture. She told him that I was a huge "Silence of the Lambs" fan. When she took the pic of him and I, I was smiling. Without even asking him, he made the "Hannibal Lecter" face. It looks absolutely terrifying. I LOVE the picture :)
Thank you so much for your unconditional love and support towards my movies and career. It means a lot to me and I appreciate you from the bottom of my heart 💖💖....
this was amazing
what you doing in my cell
@@jimmy87587 hahaha!!!
Tony looks fantastic for his age and as sharp as a knife ❤️❤️
Jodie mentioned her mother in her speech at the Golden Globes in 2013 and it's the most moving part of a speech I've ever witnessed. She's very eloquent.
Thats crazy, Anthony mentioned his father in his oscar speech lol
More Actors on Actors like this, please. The amazing amount of pure adoration for each other these two have is palpable.
I don't know why anyone would take the time to press a thumbs down for this wonderfully insightful conversation between two great actors, appreciative of both their talents. If you pressed a thumbs down, wake up and learn to learn from others instead of cowering down to cynicism and envy.
The route that Jodie took from being a child star, to a amazing director and actress, to her bravery with her personal life, her kindness and genuine qualities show in this interview.
Shes fair, considerate and fair. A true director.
Anthony saved me from my alcoholism, his voice and actions; from being a painter, poet, actor, addict ... his voice and soul has saved me. Hes an idol of mine. They both deserve happiness and health cause they're good people, but their work and efforts have saved my life.
Bravo to Vanity for the idea.
Bravo to the actors.
Round of applause of decent people.
Very thankful to have lived a life having their talents and wisdom.
Bravo.
If they ever read this comment:
Thank you for being you.
All the best to you! I have people I feel that way about as well. 💫😊
The thing i love about Tony is how incredibly humble he is.
I could listen to Sir Anthony Hopkins talk All day with Jodie Foster 😄 I mean I'm home all day already 🤗
THE WAY ANTONY BROKE DOWN AND ANALYCED THE CHARECTERS OF THE MOVIE. SEEMS LIKE HE HAVE MORE KNOWLEDGE THEN THE AUTHER OF THE SLENCE OF THE LAMB.
They are the best--period. The most flawless duo acting in screen history. And I love the love and great respect each has for the other.
Riveting conversation. I could listen to these two talk all day. Fascinating to hear the behind the scenes especially of the Father and Silence of the Lambs. I love their sense of humor, too!
This is a real treat. I read the book once a year. The story and these performances, I’m not sure we will ever see anything like this again. The way it was shot was so groundbreaking.
Everyone I meet who tells me they love the film I say, "Have you read the books? Coz you HAVE to read he books" if you enjoy the film there's so much story that didn't make it onto the screen ( *I still haven't read or seen Hannibal Rising)
@@wanderinstar8838 the books are sooo good! They creep me out every year
Two beautiful human beings what a blessing to have them in the world.
Anthony Hopkins is absolutely one of my favorites ! The level of skill and talent this man has is mind blowing. The fact that he can just learn the lines on paper and have the out come that he does without going “ method “ I mean he could be the best !! These two characters in silence of the lambs are a match made in heaven. Such a joy to watch
Hands down the most chilling movie I have ever seen.... beyond brilliant!
Jodie Foster looks so happy, love her smile❤️
Jodi Foster is one of my all-time favorite people/actors. Throughout her career, I grew up with her from a child to an adult. She has been like family since we are the same age, although we never meet! I have enjoyed watching her life as an actress, and every year she gets better and better. I have also watched Anthony Hopkins' many films and have enjoyed the power he projects into his characters. I haven't heard about the Father or The Mauritanian; thanks, I'll be watching them as soon as I can.
She is so lovely and they have such a connection. This was a complete pleasure. Thank you.
Silence of the Lambs is one of those movies that you kind of forget about for a while, then notice it's on TV that night, so you watch it again and realise all over again just what an incredible film it is. I don't know why I don't ever seem to think of it when I list my favourite movies, because it's definitely one of my all time favourites. Kinda strange that I keep forgetting about it. Maybe it's because of psychological scarring from Anthony's amazing performance, haha.
Two class acts - what a lovely way to spend half an hour.
A true giant… and Jodie was just lovely with her smiles as he spoke
They are both so charming. You just want to sit down and have a two hour conversation with them.
Two giants
Jodie Foster is by far the greatest actress of the past 40 years, and my all time favourite too! And I’ve always loved Anthony! Love them and silence of the lambs forever! Just simply supreme!👍❤️
I love Anthony Hopkins analysis of the Clarice Starling character and his insights into the dynamic between the two of them
Always admired Hopkins lighthearted approach to acting, especially when so many actors take their method (and themselves) so seriously.
You can clearly see he had so much fun playing that character, the glee he has reliving it in this interview.
Anthony Hopkins 100% my all time hero everything he does is brilliant I have such appreciation for his work
I’m glad they could reunite for this awards season and to make each other more at peace with one another by themselves and not just their characters.
I love to see accomplished people talk passionately about their work past and present, especially when that work also happens to be beloved by so many.
Words can’t describe how happy I was when I heard they’d be doing this
Such a treasure to see these legends reunite
One of the greatest movies ever! Anthony and Jodie were perfect in this movie.
No comment can do them justice. Silence of the Lambs remains on of my best movie going experiences and is a rare, nearly perfect film in part because of their top notch acting abilities and chemistry. I'm simply grateful this reunion happened. 💕
Silence was truly monumental storytelling and acting.
I however ...absolutely love CONTACT with Jodie Foster. If you ever read comments Jodie, your work was the pinnacle of Carl Sagan. His message in: BROCA'S BRAIN and DRAGONS of EDEN was perfectly illustrated by the nuanced acting. Bravo.
I gotta see it
My fav mivie oat
If you get a chance, listen to Jodie Foster's DVD commentary of Contact. It is more like a relaxing personal conversation than a commentary. I like it immensely.
Ms. Foster is finally starting to age a bit and it’s lovely. I can now feel less afraid.
Well she looks very old + old voice on top
coz she hasn't resorted to Plastic Surgeries and botox like other actresses of her age
We all get old.
@@jimcameron1234 Old? She looks great for her age.
I just watched Silence of the Lambs again and then this interview. Clarice was so brave and Lecter so menacing. These two played them perfectly. I can’t describe how much I love Sir Anthony and how proud he makes me to be Welsh. And Jodie Foster may not think of herself as an actor but she’s gifted and was born to bless us with her talent. Lovely see them both again - Hii Tony and his scary Bye Clarice 👏🏻