'The Nightingale': Sam Claflin and Aisling Franciosi on 2019's most shocking film scene
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
- Rape, murder and infanticide all feature in a brutal moment during Jennifer Kent's new thriller 'The Nightingale'.
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Claflin was so good in this role. I found my self viscerally hating him more and more throughout watching the movie lol. I loved this film. Franciosi was the standout but Claflin was on her level as well. Outstandingly brilliant film.
By Claflin stating that he just became a father when he read the script (I have a daughter, so my hatred was distinctly for Weaving who played the Ensign), I think he knew what he had to channel to play that part. Claflin was a great antagonist, but your right, Franciosi stole the show., completely!
I totally agree!
I truly despised him more and more as story unfolded!
True talent across the board with all the actors!!
Totally. I despised him.
Agree! When a film makes you hate the character so much it's a nod to the actor and this is something that makes film (and books) so compelling as a medium.
You can tell how uncomfortable Sam is with his character which is what makes his performance so brilliant. That despite his discomfort, he still went to those dark places. This must have been such a difficult role to play.
Of course he's playing an absolute manic
Stop forcing them to defend the movie for god's sake. Yes it was difficult to digest but that's "one" of the things that made this movie really good
Couldn't agree more.
I had to watch interviews of Sam after the film to forget he was the monster he portrait on the film. Such a good actor.
Me and my wife have just watched it, my wife said 'I hate him' and then I showed her this interview and she changed her mind, that's how good of an actor Sam claflin is
A shame this film aren't getting nominated for awards
It is rare for that to happen, especially when concerning films that want to tell a darker story in spite of the conventions of the time
Fuck the awards. This movie is a masterpiece.
It won several awards though.... Like you can look it up and see the awards it won.
It's the big winner in AACTA
You don’t win film awards unless you worship the beast.
Definitely some scenes of the film are difficult to watch, but that is Australia’s history unfortunately.
@Rastivicy & Co facts
Sam Claflin did a brilliant job potraying his character in the film. I can't believe he's the same guy from Love, Rosie and Me Before You - cause how come a guy can be from really sweet and loveable to abhorrent and despicable.
Dana Davison no shit Sherlock !!!!! Gosh take the compliment for what it is !!! Lol 😂
@Dana Davison ik! I'm just amazed at how he did it
He plays a great bad guy in Peaky Blinders too, hell of an actor
@@oelaty9116 He plays a horrible bastard in the Ryot Club too, trailers made that film look like a chick flick but it takes a dark turn.
You might want to watch some of Sam's movies then, the two you name are his weakest.
This film is stunning. Yes it's tough at times, especially the scene near the beginning, but I don't think too much for people to handle. Especially now that it's garnered so much controversy. I understand why, but I think it was entirely necessary for viewers to understand what it was like in those times. Outstanding achievement from Jennifer Kent, and beautifully acted by all the cast. The ending was mesmeric.
Doug unfortunately men enjoy watching women being overpowered by men that it's unnecessary to put that in there I'm a pretty strong fit woman and pretty confident I can fight off one man I'm sick and tired of the she couldn't stop him bullshit
If one year could go by without a woman being raped in movies it'd be a miracle enough all ready
Stunning really?? I think the shower scene in American history x stunning
Burn in hell all of you who think this garbage is great
Doug MS I thought right, she’s going to turn the camera away. . . . . Okay now she’s going to turn the camera away. . . . . . Okay turn the camera away. . . this is really really harrowing. Courageous film making. Shattering.
I've just watched the movie and the "cabim scene" is exactly what Aisling said. It's not nearly as graphic or violent as people made it to be. It's the fact that, unlike other far more violent movies, Nightingale makes you feel stuff you don't want to feel volutarily. It's the fact that it's not horror or action...it's realism, it's history.
Besides, for me, the scenes with the aboriginees were far worse
the scene where clare and billy come across the aboriginal people with the yokes around their neck was the hardest to get through imo. i had to close my eyes for that.
It may sound harsh, but it's the numbers for me that makes it worst...cabin scene had one woman and one baby, she suffered for several minutes and the baby died fast, despite the savage nature of it's death...it's never a question of race, age, gender or whatever...it's many over few
Just watched it. Wow. This film is a masterpiece! Sets, costumes, cinematography, writing, acting. Everything about this movie was breathtaking. Aisling, Baykali and Sam were all perfect in their roles and Jennifer Kent is clearly one of the best writer/directors working today. Thank you!
This movie made me sob like a baby, literally. Incredible film. I've seen so much horrific stuff in film and to make me have such a visceral emotional reaction takes real talent on all fronts.
Oh my sweet God, they were ASTOUNDING! I hated and feared his character so much and I worried, cared and felt for her greatly. This movie took me to another level.
There is gorgeous and then there is Aisling Franciosi. Hot damn. Amazing movie, well done to all involved. Aussie director showing Hollywood how it's done.
Aisling gives the performance of a lifetime. Powerful, compelling, gut-wrenching, and fearless. I don't remember when I was so moved by an actor's performance.
Thank you two for such good acting and bringing this tragic history to live.
I was amazed by Claflin’s performance. It’s a role I never imagined him playing.
I’ve just watched it, absolutely brilliant film, top top acting from what is a very dark factual storyline. Thank you you two for telling it so well. Such a beautiful woman inside and out, strength from within must of been gut wrenching for her, but she smashed it, they all did, violence hate war, but also tenderness and human love as well, once again thank you for your wonderful work. 100 out of 10 for me. X
Sam is an incredible acting because I fucking HATED him onscreen. A little too convincing.😅 Bravo.
Lieutenant Hawkins might be the worst villain in movie history to date
This movie is a reminder of real horrors many have and still do suffer. Its so important to put that out there. But, boy, did it hurt to watch! Especially as a mother. My hear aches for all children
Watched for the first time last night and I’m heartbroken and still crying . Amazing film and actors
I thought that the movie poster is cool, so I decided to watch this, then I was completely blown away by this masterpiece
her acting is so believable and so powerful to watch in the film. the film is really hard to watch, i cried and pause for moment when they intentionally killed claire's baby. that scene fucking destroyed me, and i felt like i lost something. but over all, the films message is clear and it's not a stereotypical revenge thriller movie. and it reminds you how humans are pieces of shits
I felt the same it's such a sad film
I hope Sam is ok. He still has a hard time even saying the word "rape". I think he was more wounded by doing this movie than Aisling.
Well he went threw a truama and i bet it realy hit when he saw the whole movie.
Why??
@@apea9117 Are you an idiot? You sound like it.
M A watch his movies and you’ll see why this would have been a difficult character for him to play.
@@Meiiiow shouldn't have take the role then
This film shocked me. Should defo win an award.
Just won the AACTA for Best Film last week.
I watched this movie last night and was blown away. Absolutely brilliant acting, story and emotional journey.
Just finished watching this film. People have a problem with some truths, that they don't want to face.
This is a brilliant film. I would recommend others to watch it. To see what they think, and their reaction.
This was a harrowing movie. I'm glad I watched it. It was a beautiful film. But it is not one I want to watch again.
Excellent acting so well portrayed.
This movie is 100 times better than those violent exploitation movies like Serbian Film or I Spit on Your Grave.
5:46 - This reminds me of the reaction to Pasolini's Salò. While there are a few minutes with some abnormally stomach-churning imagery (which I won't spoil, but a Google search will tell you), most of it is no more graphic than plenty of other mainstream films. What makes it so brutal is that it depicts extreme cruelty and forces its viewers to confront it. The same may be said of Steve McQueen's 12 Years a Slave.
Incredible film, I've not felt such strong emotions watching a film in probably years. It made my heart sink at times, it really is a tough watch but compelling all the way with a few beautiful moments. I've only watched it once but it definitely stayed with me in the weeks since. The cast are absolutely brilliant with Sam and Aisling delivering oscar worthy performances. Jennifer Kent has now become one of my favourite directors after this and The Babadook, I can't wait to see what she does next.
At the Utah festival I saw a woman literally run out of the screening and before it started the manger went “we have therapists on site.” And we laughed, 20 minutes in we all understood why.
Brilliant, brutal, honest and confronting. An absolute must see for all Australians 👏👏👏
Such a good film. Brutal. But without doubt horrors like the ones portrayed and worse occurred.
Well done to everyone involved. Aisling Franciosi, you're class act.
people don't want to see/feel the victim's perspective ! "please rape and kill as much as you want but don't show us how a real victim would feel while it is happening"
Claflin's death was honestly the most satisfying scene I've seen in a movie.
The movie is absolutely beautiful. People's reaction to it is depressing.
“Aisling Franciosi” was PHENOMENAL man. Truly great.
Franciosi is stunning in this film. She is so pretty too.
The only people on the planet that should NEVER go to see this masterpiece of a movie are the women Sam Claflin wants to date.
Just watched this film. It was incredibly intense. Very tough. It was brilliant but very tough.
Wasn't a great film didn't need the graphic rape
@@JessicaJohnson-cv3lb Probably one of the least graphic rape scenes ever filmed. However the emotional toll was vast which sets everything up for an intense film.
@@cmay251 actually I really don't believe we need any rape scenes in movies they are highly offensive to me as a strong woman they are basically saying in the movies that a woman is too weak to stop a man and its pure bullshit
The film was not realistic and we don't need all that rape women are not weak they can stop a man if they want sick of the bullshit
@@cmay251 also by the way men were raped back then also especially in that setting so let's throw some men being raped in there if we want to be so boldly realistic
I loved how the movie was eerily quiet and very straightforward.
5:37 Once upon a time in hollywood?
Wondering that too, maybe Joker as I found myself laughing a lot when I probably shouldn't of been...
@@cmay251 nah not Joker. I don't know what you're talking about with your perception of Joker. My theater wasn't laughing at all during that movie. Not even the funny scenes. Everyone was just in awe of what they were witnessing.
Shes almost certainly talking about Once Upon a Time in Hollywood which, for a Tarantino film, is relatively mild until that last scene. So it would make sense when she describes people laughing through the movie and having to shield her eyes from that last scene.
Incredible movie. The songs were amazing...
If they didn't have the rape scenes in the movie I bet you wouldn't be saying that
Men love us women being overpowered it put their ego through the roof
@@JessicaJohnson-cv3lb Fuck off you troll.
Sam Claflin was a heartthrob during his Hunger Games era but after this movie he now has this Anthony Perkins vibe written all over his face this actor is no joke.
A great film that I will never forget. I get a little worried about the oversensitive questions about that one scene in the film. It can lead to censorship which is scary for freedom of expression to art. I mean this film is for adults, no doubt. If you're into kitty cat videos and Disney clothing and you're 35 yr old? This isn't for you.
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Good point, and I was disappointed that Jennifer was getting so much criticism for the violence. She put much effort into the authenticity of the film, and (unfortunately) ruthless men using their power against the vulnerable like this was all too accurate. It was horrific to watch, but it wasn’t done in an exploitative way that I see in other films. It was important to show audiences the brutality of things that actually happened in this time/place. I had to skip over a few parts I read about before watching, and instead tried to focus on the strength of both Clare and Billy for moving forward to do what they needed to do in order to give their awful tragedies some peace.
@@littlefurballs Agreed. You can tell time and effort went into the look and costumes. I watched the whole thing and there's no doubt it is a brutal movie for the most part. But there is also a hidden love story between the woman and the native guide. Jennifer Kent is trying to get real emotions out of her viewer. Before watching I was worried this was going to be a cliche piece on feminism. But the whole thing was geniune. Kent has my respect and I will definitely watch her next film no matter what.
3:20 she’s definitely talking about Once Upon A Time In Hollywood
Thanks! I was scrolling through the comments wondering which film it was. Makes sense
Not an easy watch, but a remarkable film. Among the finest I’ve ever seen, and I’ve seen many.
I can hardly recognize him
Aisling comes off as very genuine and intelligent, real. Lovely actress and person
None of the sexual scenes in this movie were gratuitous and that is the major difference between the sexual content in this movie verses 99% of the sexual content in other films. Think about how many TV series and movies you've seen where the sex scenes are totally unnecessary to the plot and purpose of the story...watch this movie with that in mind.
everyone has done a great job in this movie
Thank you so much for mentioning the Rohingya people Aisling 🙏🏻
Was just thinking about how horrific it must be to be in her situation after the incident that begins her revenge journey. And I couldn’t help but think that must be exactly how Kobe’s wife is feeling right now. My heart goes out to her. Poor woman :(
Probably not really how she is feeling... but ok.
Who the hell is Kobe?
That was an accident, not someone blatantly murdering your family right in front of you. Don’t make weird connections that aren’t there lol.
I don't know why people think films need a warning label on them. I mean the film is already rated R, people are losing their marbles
It was so good but I couldn't finish it.
Everyone in the movie came across as believable! Outstanding performances! I was however really taken by Aisling Franciosi portrayal of her character! I felt like I was actually a witness! I felt her anguish and saw her determination and strength! Disturbing but powerful movie!
I clicked on it on Netflix because it was about Tasmanian history, oh Boy! Best movie I’ve seen for many years.
Just watched this recently. Brutal but fantastic film
Good film, but from the comments nobody recognised the treatment of indigenous people ‘my people’
Jennifer Kent can point it out but I see y’all are just oblivious to it
The worst scenes for me were the rape, the baby’s death, the husbands death and the black guy getting his head cut off
I just watched it today and it is so painful that I could hardly watch the rape scenes without keeping the volume down or putting up my fingers. I'm pretty sure when Aisling Franciosi mentions a film with a violent last scene that people laughed at that it was Once Upon A Time in Hollywood. Tarantino does infuse violence with a lot of pleasure and this is one of those where you can't get too much pleasure or amusement because it's showing the reality of violence and abuse in the world. Even when Clare bashes the really wussy soldier to death, it's not that pleasurable as it is horrific at showing how far she'll go on a guy who killed her baby but is still pretty helpless and afraid in that moment.
5:38 "Once Upon A Time in Hollywood." I felt such disgust in the theatre as others laughed at that scene. It was Tarantino at his most juvenile.
I loved this it's brutal but brilliant it's so well cast
Outstanding film.
If anyone is put off by what they're describing, the film's ending is worth all of it
Wat an extremely disturbing story,but the even more tragic thing is that its all a real account of wat happened in this disturbing world,something that I feel ashamed been a white male,brilliantly acted portraying a real life account of this part of Australian history,the thing is we are all brothers&sisters world wide and been a true believer in Christ have a hope of a world one say as the bible states there will be pain no more sickness no more death no more the former things have passed away wat a wonderful world this will be when everything will live in harmony with each other
I really like Sam Clafin and I feel better knowing that he felt this role was just beyond his comfort zone. I wonder if Mr. Hammer would say the same?
05:36 does anyone know what movie she's talking about there?
Finnick odair WTF DID U DO
Just started watching, stopped after first abuse to read plot...I needed that to prepare to watch...here I go...
A special warning message? Get serious.
Awesome film! Though he was evil, (after MeBeforeYou) you just look into his eyes and see the real (sweet, caring, gentle) person he really is 🥰
I clicked on this film & started watching it NOT knowing it had rape in it. I decided not to watch it 😣
This movie made me angry
The back to back rape scenes were one thing but then the baby’s death on top of that in the same damn scene….maaan I had to pause it and take a brief break I screamed out loud when that happened man 🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️ this movie was insane. Still a good film all the same though. Billy was a badass
I have to disagree on the point 'people do research these days'. Me and a sole friends don't like to know anything about Films we watch beforehand. I don't even like to watch Trailers, because there are often to much shown. Of cause sometimes you hear about a Film and then watch it. But not all people do research. I don't know any Person who does this. Trailer watching yes, but thats it. So i think it is important for a lot of Films and for protection, to put Warnings in the behinning. You can read it or skip it. But to put all responsibility to the person. Just NO
Great interview, great film, I ask myself why does sam always die in films lol .
artemisia white why spoil it you moron
:((((((
Honesty seems as though she quite enjoyed it
Talwar Swell lol please the trailer and this interview implies he is a dead man!!!!
Writers enjoy killing him always :(
Aisling's entire body is leaning away from Sam. Either she dislikes him as a person or the role traumatized her a bit.
Or she doesn't like sitting too close to people in general. You forget a 3rd reason.
I'm surprised he didn't allow her to answer the question first, or redirect it to her, given the trauma was about HER character. Maybe she is thinking the same.
@Lord Farquaad Gosh no, I never thought of that. Thank you for clarifying.
@Lord Farquaad It would be incredibly rude and detrimental to the film's publicity to ask him to shut up. I also thought it was rude of him to monopolize the conversation. However, that doesn't mean she dislikes him. Another reason she could have thatbody language is the seats being unconfortable or her being annoyed at the monopolization, which dosn't automatically means she dislikes him, it could mean she's annoyed and gonna adress it after and in private.
Why are all your reasons negative? Most actors in interviews are like this, it’s called being professional
Absolutely disgusting movie
..i couldn't get through it.
It sucks that this is what I know him from... Ruins any movie moving forward.
You do realise that's his job, hes done his job properly if you dont like him
@@tomhayes8818 agreed
Just watched this last night on Netflix. I don’t understand why the world should allow people to see this movie, it’s very cruelty including rapping, killing baby and child . It was made from some carelessness Australian. I think the government from every countries should not allowed young children to see this movie
Why would anyone take a young child to see it? It is rated ''R" for a reason. Also, I have endured something similar with domestic violence. The effects are raw, painful, brutal, and long lasting.
this is true love
This movie really didn't need all those rape scenes in them I know what rape is I don't need to see it up close and personal besides as a fit woman I take great offense to rape scenes especially ones that are forcible I'm pretty sure myself and many other women could fight off men psysically but in most movies they portrayed women as weak and unable to stop a man wich in my opinion is complete bullshit
don't preach about something untill you experience it... often rape is not about physical power....
You absolutely stupid idiot.
1. No you are not fit so do not fucking flatter yourself.
2. No you couldn’t. If a strong man hits you and forces himself of you, you would be numb and shut down
3. Grow up. These scenes had to be shown, it had to be disturbing. If you can’t deal with it then don’t fucking watch.
4. You are missing every single point and stop throwing that man hating feminism about
You clearly have “NO” idea just how incredibly strong women had to be in those days, especially here in Australia on a daily basis just to survive the poverty, the isolation & the extreme environment. Your physical fitness would be well tested. Physical fitness in those days came from a place of mental & emotional stamina on a scale you could never even dream of......& that’s without having to go through being raped.
There’s no way a woman wrote this comment. This is definitely some creepy man victim blaming rape victims and I hope the FBI finds you creep.
U lack empathy and that is sad
Such a nice person in real life absolutely nothing like Hawkins