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"What a shot that is!" The Cast & Crew of 1917 on being inspired by Bond, Hitchcock and Atonement.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ม.ค. 2020
- BBC Radio 1's Film Critic Ali Plumb talks to the cast and crew of the BAFTA winning one--shot World War 1 epic movie 1917. Stars George MacKay and Dean-Charles Chapman reveal how they found their characters voices. Oscar-winning Director Sam Mendes discusses the influence of his Grandfather's service in WW1 on the story. And co-writer Krysty Wilson-Cairns explains which movies she looked to for inspiration, including Joe Wright's Atonement, Alfred Hitchcock's Rope and the Mendes directed James Bond movie Spectre.
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George MacKay was a perfect cast for this. He looked like he had time warped straight from WW1 and looks just like some soldiers in photos taken from it.
that dude looks straight from the trenches
He was in private peaceful another www1 movie
Also because he‘s a great actor! 👍
Sportz Basher he was also a nazi in a ww2 movie lol
Sportz Basher and Birdsong
1917 is a cinematic masterpiece on every level that blew my mind. I went into knowing it would be impressive and it by far exceeded my expectations. It’s so immersive and emotional.
My thoughts exactly. Stunning movie.
100% agree, as much as I loved Joker, I think this may have the edge. Controversial I know. It's so badass, patriotic, beautiful and frightening. Amazing.
Exactly Sam! It was brilliant!
completely agree with you, it absolutely stunned and shook me to my core, so poignant and powerful
I know right!
Saw this movie today and George McKay was brilliant in this film. His facial reactions, in each scene, he looked like he was scared throughout but continued. I had rather see him than the other famous people in this movie.
Yes! Completely agree, he was really great in "Pride" too. Watching 1917 I felt EXHAUSTED watching Mackay's performance and I really think he should've gotten an Oscar nod for his performance
@@NilaR93 he should've also won
Just a gentle reminder that Ali is the best interviewer out there
So true.
Ozzy man reviews is at 2
@@Daveluvutube I love Ozzy Man!!
SO GOOFD RIGHT
How the heck did that happen???
didn't expect to see tommen baratheon and robb stark as brothers
Perhaps an unpopular opinion but I think George MacKay deserves the Oscar nod over Leo for Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. I feel like Leo always plays the same characters...the maniacal anti-hero. George's performance was incredible, especially the last few scenes where he is trying to get to the Colonel.
*popular opinion (he was incredible)
Urban Factory 13 *very popular opinion
Dee Shan I disagree with you. George definitely should’ve been nominated but not instead of Leo.
In OUATIH, Leo, who is a pretty confident and famous actor, plays an actor who:
has zero confidence and has been forgotten about, which he notices massively,
then he plays the actor playing a cowboy villain but the actor he plays has no range so he plays it not badly but not well.
That’s genuinely incredible acting and one of the best performances in years. It’s literally acting on top of acting on top of acting. He was genuinely incredible! I believe he 100% deserves to be nominated.
i agree but Leo is a good actor and u shouldn’t need to put down someone when trying to praise someone else
@@BCS1105 tbh Joaquin's performance is a bit over rated. Leo and Adam was better.
If you haven't seen it do yourself a favour and avoid watching any more clips until after you have seen it. The less you have seen before the better.
Agreed. I kinda wish the shot of him running (You know the one) wasn't in the trailer so I could have experienced it for the first time in the cinema.
@@1Chasg yup that was the only clip I saw before the movie. I avoided the trailers, previews only to get spoiled by this scene on Twitter showing the making.
@@1Chasg Yeah, plus I wish it wasn't in the trailer because it's such an iconic shot with only one of the two guys, and it made me spend half the film wondering whether they'd both make it
yes! I walked into the cinema today without even having seen the trailer and wow the experience was just UNREAL!
Well I already failed
I hope Dean and George will still be friends after the press tour is done
MegaGug 95 they went to belgium and france together omg friendship and brotherhood❤️
I like how the German trenches were better than the British with metal struts in the tunnels and concrete foundations for the actual trench. It really tells you a story about the Germans and how much they sacrificed just to leave all that hard work behind for the enemy.
That’s what I noticed too. You could also say that for the ANZACs who withdrew from Gallipoli
Death watch And at how prepared they were before hand
and they had bigger rats
@@Infinite-if7uq they were on speed drug hahaha it's a fact
@@swedsteve93 you're right! My mistaken
It's weird watching the trailer as it has more cuts than the whole film 🥺
literally
There is only one cut in the entire movie
Well well well, if it isn't our own King Tommen. Wouldn't have been able to sleep if I couldn't figure out why he seemed *so* familiar.
Lol
He just can't catch a break.
And his "older brother" is Rob Stark lols
Thank GOD for you.... I wAs Scratching my Head Too Hard... He Looks weirdly familiar... Yet Different...😮😮😮
That’s it! He was unrecognizable to me without his golden Lannister hair.
Blows my mind that neither George or Dean got Oscar nominations, they delivered some incredible performances
There are no bad interviews with this guy. Not one.
If there's a biopic movie of someone starring leonardo dicaprio, i want dean charles-chapman to be the younger version of the character
This movie looks so interesting and I loved Tommen but a part like this really shows that kid’s got some serious talent.
(Also, this dude is a great interviewer. 👍🏼)
It's amazing, you should watch it
Got to see this film today and it is beyond stunning. I was timing the opening scene and was amazed that they did such a long take until I looked up some behind the scenes info. So well done. Such a wonderful dance of long, silent, pastoral scenes and heart in your throat stuff. High recommended. Will definitely be going into my movie collection.
This interview made my inner film nerd so happy! I love hearing about the creative process.
At first I didn't want to see it but now I am so hyped to go and see it
do not miss this movie in theaters. you will absolutely regret it
also try and avoid watching any more clips until after you have seen it. The less you have seen before the better.
Great how they did it but not going to lie, i found the film overhyped in the end
@@shaka7594 That's why you always want to avoid trailers, hype, reviews, everything before you watch the movie yourself to make your own opinion. That has kind of ruined a lot of movies for me.
Atonement is one of the best movies ever made.
What’s it about?
jjb jjv it’s a beautifully tragic war romance
nope
MM 127 Yes, it's up there with The English Patient, an epic tragic war romance set in WW2
Atonement is easily one of my all time favourite films. So stunning and the story is insanely beautiful. ARGHHH could go on about it forever
I will say this only once , they both look like Woody and Buzz Lightyear and I thought about this during the movie.
Dude, I cannot unsee it lmao
I thought they look a bit like dan and phil
I cant get that out of my head
Right.
Gosh dangit! Now thats all i see 😆😆
Brilliant. Nothing but tension from start to finish. Not every war film has to be a Saving Private Ryan. This was a work of art from Mendes!
So, does anyone else think that George reminds you a bit of Ron Weasley from Harry Potter? Like his cousin who's a few years older at least? lol Especially the way he talks too
Yes! The first time I ever saw him in a trailer years ago, I thought he was Rupert Grint.
mamanowatum that’s all I kept thinking while I was watching it!!!
@kishenkoolskills90 yeeees haha
My step dad kept calling him Ron after the movie
I noticed that in his old film the boys are back
If he could direct every single story his grandfather told him, I'd give him every cent I own and will ever own.
after “the king” (2019) and “1917” (2019), i can say for sure that Dean-Charles Chapman is having the best career after “Game of Thrones”. At least for now.
What about Richard Madden? Jason Momoa? Kit Harington? Peter Dinklage? Emilia Clarke?
I mean Pedro Pascal is having a pretty good one with the Mandalorian. Love it or hate it he'll make bank off of it
Carmen Chiem i agree on Richard Madden and Jason Momoa, i think i put the same message about them last year 😉
Somebodyonline i agree! last year i made the same message for Richard Madden, Jason Momoa and Pedro Pascal (even without “The Mandalorian”), definitely the most successful GoT actors in my opinion. But i think right now Dean is literally having it.
I agree. I think that Jason Momoa and Emilia Clarke are in big budget films so they’re successful on that level, but they’re typically not that good and are usually pretty poorly rated. Pedro Pascal has done well with The Mandalorian, but I think Dean-Charles Chapman has done well both in terms of production (fairly large budget films) as well as artistry.
Dean Charles Chapman - posh name for someone that says ''to ya'' and ''fink''
These 2 are seriously amazing actors, never seen them before. 1917 was a 10/10 film.
Atonement was great too
Seriously the production and cinematography on this film is insane
Saw it Friday night. Unbelievable film.
Sam Mendes, your work will stay with us, even after generations. Such a great story!
9:10 legit how we all felt at that moment
gmoo84 the theatre that I was in was nearly full, and I heard almost everyone make a noise of disgust at that moment it was amazing
@@georgiasmith4618 yeah I did too, i thought he was definitely gotta get a bacterial infection
@@hamishwilson9787 Exactly what I thought
@@hamishwilson9787 I thought that as soon as the barbed wire happened haha. Then the body happened and was yup he's going to die of septicaemia.
People were laughing in our theatre (in Cologne, Germany) and I was all the more shocked...
Outstanding, just made this so plain,simple and effortless, yet its hooks you up all the way to end.thumbs up to Sam mendez.
Just finished watching this movie. It's an absolute masterpiece!
This was such a great interview, the interviewer really brought out some great personality from the actors and directors! Awesome movie too I hope you all see it!
Great interview, always like getting some back story on the making of the film after watching it
Dean-Charles looks like a young version of old Leo
Yeah!
yes !!!! thanx ! I was rocking my mind thinking who the hell He is reminding me of ! yes - Leo ))))Leo 's little cute plump brother ha ha
YES
Is that tommen baratheon first of his name, king of the andals and the first men, lord of the seven kingdoms and protector of the realm?!
he was the last king of the seven kingdoms before the new age now that i think about it
dean and george deserve academy awards for their performances.
this movie is one of the most beautifully filmed and produced ever. a masterpiece. these actors deserve accolades as well. why didn't they get best actor and supporting actor??? i bet if they were big names like leonardo dicaprio there would have been no question about it.... #rigged
seerpou because Joker was a better performance....easily.
@@luknowit475 stop with all this joker stuff. I'll argue Adam Driver's performance in Marriage Story was better than Joaquin.
@@YongeneW i fully agree
Well, someone definitely hasn't seen the Lighthouse. Willem DaFoe was perhaps the snub of the year for best supporting actor.
@@TheDeadFlashYT hahahaha yeah but honestly even if The Lighthouse didn't get much mainstream attention doesn't take away from the fact that it's an incredible amazing indie movie that will probably be remembered for years to come
Awesome movie. Great. Bravo. I thank God for these brave men.. Pray for the ones now. My great grandpa fought in WWI and came back in WWII and his sons, one being my granddad. War is hell. Thank you for showing reality of war. Maybe this younger generation can be Thankful for the sacrifices of their forefathers.
if this movie doesn't win best picture at the oscars, that award show is rigged.
its gonna take this for you to realise the oscars is rigged?
Personally I still think Joker is a better movie. I guess it just comes down to which aspects of the filmmaking process you focus on more. From a technical, cinematic perspective, this movie is better. From a story, performance perspective, I think joker is better.
@@luknowit475 Joaquin Phoenix will get the best actor nod. However, I think the scope and detail that Mendes put into 1917 will just edge out Todd Philips for best director.
So you think Joker is a bad movie with no chance of winning? Are you stupid? It's either 1917 or Joker and BOTH are valid choices. You're an idiot for what you're saying.
parasite....
I’ve seen many interviews related to after seeing it on a big screen. I’d say interviewers’ questions do affect what interviewees will reply. I think the host here has done a great job by raising questions he had after seeing 1917 and would like to know more whereas just praising this film in an exaggerated manner. I particularly like about the ‘camembert idea’ revealed both by George MacKay and Krysty Wilson-Cairns starting from 9:03. I feel like I found another key to open a door.:)
his hand went into a dead body like it was a soft cheese. WTF.
J Quiznos it’s how decomposing body acts.
@@greenee04 Funky
And just like that, I lost my affinity for brie.
could've easily watched another 30 minutes. Loved the clips, and insight tied into this amazing interview.
I’ve fallen in love with this movie
In thailand, it'll be in cinemas on 30 Jan.
Can't wait!
Its such a good film, I cant wait to watch it again!
3:28 iPhone4 torch was pretty good to be fair back in the day
Can't wait to go and see it.
George Mackey is a snack
Krysty Wilson-Cairns, what a talent. She'll go far.
Can't wait till I see this!
Thank you for providing the movie clip of and when discussing the long-scene movie. It’s really helpful for a Non-English-mother-tongue person to follow up. Appreciated.
There shall be a riot if this film doesn’t win multiple academy awards.
If you still need to be told that the Oscars are a massive joke, they didn’t even nominate 1917 for editing, despite Lee Smith’s ridiculously brilliant work to stitch it all together. Parasite’s editing over this? Good Lord no wonder people think the Oscars are rigged.
Omg! finally heard the voice of reason! For the whole time I thought I was the only one to think that!!
For a film that is one shot, it has some of, if not the best editing of the year and even decade. Surprising to think about, but it makes so much sense.
Glad she said VICTORIA. It was a great one shot movie. Need more recognised ..
I can watch Ali do this all day long.
My favorite interviewer
That's a very good interview.
And it just hit me that the scene from Atonement at 4:29 is also a map on Call of Duty WW2.
This film was so beautiful and tragic, I cried for real when Dean-Charles Chapman's character died. I'll never forget it.
Somebody get Ali a raise. He's one of the best interviewers out there.
I've decided to finally watch Atonement and rewatch Spectre. Of course, watch 1917 as well!
Z try
Atonement is incredible
Atonement is awesome, Joe Wright is another great director. Haven't seen Spectre yet.
What an amazingly "alive" person Krysty Wilson-Cairns is. I think I'm in love. Such a passion for it, but with a soft, intelligent sense of humour to go with it.
3:22 her hum sounds like the singing soilder
I was blown away
Fantastic film and a very good interview! There are many interviewers out there who ask stupid, boring, uninformed questions. This guy is not one of them. He clearly actually knows what he's on about. Good job!
This film was amazing, the bowing chap had me in bits tho 🤣
Such a good film, best of the decade so far haha
I don't think I'll ever see Camembert the same way again...
Complete masterpiece
I want to go see it again now
Masterpiece 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Atonement has the best fricking long shot in movie history okay? okay.
Ali Plumb is easily my favourite online interviewer! He has this great way of opening people up and every interview feels like a conversation!
This Movie Was So Good
Dean reminds me so much of Alex Brooker, in appearance, voice and accent!
best interviewer ever
“Come back to me”
The first thing crossed my mind when I saw Will was he looks like Woody from Toy Story and that never change 😔✊🏼
such a good interviewer
Parasite was really good but Mendes should have won Best Director and 1917 Best Picture. Happy Deakins won again though.
Atonement instantly popped into my head while watching this film.
One of my dreams is to provide historic research for period films.
May I join you? I know a lot about WWII mostly...
great interviews. George MacKay is a cutie
Always asks the best questions
Congratulations. The film is perfect.
but wait--what 1919 diary was she reading?? I kind of want to read it too
Also.. the movie was incredible.. totally recommend it to everyone... A masterpiece that will probably kickstart George and dean's careers to the top.
One of the better interviewers there
I've been watching ali doing interviews for a long time. And i just noticed that he looks like my math teacher.
Dean I literally thought was Leonardo Di Caprio
Someone: a
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George: YeAh yeaH yEaH
If 1917 doesn't win the Oscar for best movie this year, Ricky Gervais will be hosting it next.
I've seen that movie, and it was incredible
What I want to know was how do you edit a movie like that? Usually it's normal to film a bunch of footage and it's like 3 or 4 hours. Then you would edit and cut it down to what the movie ends up being. How do you edit a movie that's all in one shot? What happens if the full thing is an hour too long but you can't cut stuff?
Its shot "like" a one shot. A take is up to 8-10 mins long, so there are edits, but they're are VERY cleverly done. Then its matching the actors movement from end of shot X to start of shot Y and so on.
Why did I only just realise Benedict is in it
I realized he and Madden were in it when I watched the movie. Much better that way, too.
@SavageArfad you just spoiled the whole movie
Wait! Rob Stark and Tommen Baratheon/Lannister are brothers??
A Brilliant Movie..
Who's the Red Head Spunk in the Interview?
"Nice"... Very Nice Indeed
I LOVE ALI PLUMB!