The amount of amazing acting in this movie is just astounding. Stephen Dillane is impeccable here. And so are Ed Harris, John C. Reilly, Jeff Daniels, Miranda Richardson, Toni Collette... Not to mention the three main stars.
I just narrated this part from the novel! The author really details her psychology and thought process neatly, from her fleeing Hogarth house to her wandering on the streets and buying a ticket to London, her only pass to consuming freedom, it's as though we're seeing Virginia in the flesh
Twee Pixie I didn't realize that the first time I watched it, Thanks. But is scary isn't it? The mind is not a nice place when your reality makes your emotions go down hill, right?
Stephen Dillane's Leonard Woolf was the best. I can't imagine a better Leonard. The intensity and the control with the lines and the emotions is just brilliant. When throws that: "Oh Virginia!", it captured the exhaustion and the threat of being a husband to such a wife.
I experience mental illness daily with a close family member whom I love very much. The emotion and delivery of anxiety and fear Stephen has here is exactly what is felt. Your scared for them and at the same time your frustrated and exhausted and anxious. Careful not to say the wrong thing in case. Amazing this whole movie really.🎥
My mom said to me: You must do your homework now. Your teacher worked hard to prepare these questions. It is our obligation to complete the homework. I said: There is no such obligation. No such obligation exists.
I have this whole scene recorded on my phone so that I could always watch it and remember how great Nicole and the guy (IDK his name is but he's so brilliant in this scene) in this scene and remind me of how perfect the cast is.
I used to merely consider Nicole Kidman as a popular actress with a couple of popular roles, her fame accentuated by her looks. But this movie really made me reconsider that: she’s too good to simply be glossed over.
Stephen Dillane is so underrated. I know he played the big bad Stannis Baratheon, but people seem to see the character more than the actor (which in a way is a good thing I guess). He's truly unrecognizable in every role.
This is a fien example of costume. I'm so glad the designer didn't design for modern eyes as so many do these days. Her plight is so relatable that her clothing doesn't need to be. The perfect use of accessories make this look stunning despite the fact its drab and thrumpy. Nicole wears it and moves so perfectly in it that you're instantly transported to the 1920s
Fits, moods, blackouts, well, well, these are my favourite things. Once I was so deeply traumatised I couldn't sleep for a week, it's been so hard to be a human being for 4 years. Virginia couldn't deal with what she had. Virgini was a genius. Who're they these modern singer and writers? They're nobody, they have no personalities, no force and she was a master of words.
Astonishing acting. ! Stunning movie ! Remarkable subject - Virginia Woolf and her Mrs Dalloway ! The screenwriter has written that scene so brilliantly, that any average actor would have looked and sounded amazingly in it. ( as opposed to the case of awfully written scripts that even the greatest actors would look silly in them ). I 'm not saying , by any means, that Dillane and Kidman are not amazing actors. Is just that the Hollywood machine rarely gives them a chance ( great movies ) to show their talents. Is it accurate, though ? 1941 - middle or upper middle class British couple , raising their voices like that on a train station ? Highly unlikely. But as I said the scene is very well written, so it does not seem ' unauthentic '.
Dude, Nicole is an amazing actress and this is not her best work. Lars Von Trier begged her to do another film with him after her outstanding performance in Dogville.
denbal87 They didn't! The scene is too amazing they had to put it all here...haha they just split it in 2. Check the next clip in this same channel. "Missin London (8/11)" ;)
Stephen Dillane deserved an Oscar nomination for this, at least.
Stephen Dillane should have been nominated instead John C. Reilly (Chicago)
They prefered Americans over Brit actors sadly :(
It is his, by right.
“It was done for you!” was said with so much hurt in Leonard’s voice it just breaks your heart. Great actors, both of them. ❤️
The amount of amazing acting in this movie is just astounding. Stephen Dillane is impeccable here. And so are Ed Harris, John C. Reilly, Jeff Daniels, Miranda Richardson, Toni Collette... Not to mention the three main stars.
Fully agreed
I just narrated this part from the novel! The author really details her psychology and thought process neatly, from her fleeing Hogarth house to her wandering on the streets and buying a ticket to London, her only pass to consuming freedom, it's as though we're seeing Virginia in the flesh
"I'm living in a town i have no wish to live in...I'm living a life i have no wish to live" ...that's powerful and scary!
+Yuri Souza This is the beginning of her sanity
Twee Pixie I didn't realize that the first time I watched it, Thanks. But is scary isn't it? The mind is not a nice place when your reality makes your emotions go down hill, right?
Thats being ungratefull.
There is NO such obligation. NO SUCH OBLIGATION EXIST!
Every time I see Stephen Dillane act, no matter what film or show, my mouth always drops in amazement at one point or another. He is truly brilliant!
'Nicole' deserved her OSCAR® with this scene alone! Gives me goosebumps whenever I rewatch it. Bravo!
The dialogue in this scene is so powerful.
Stephen Dillane's Leonard Woolf was the best. I can't imagine a better Leonard. The intensity and the control with the lines and the emotions is just brilliant. When throws that: "Oh Virginia!", it captured the exhaustion and the threat of being a husband to such a wife.
This scene is so powerful, it makes me cry.
Stephen Dillane is such an amazing actor. Thank you "Game of Thrones", you keep discovering a new world for me!
This scene is incredible and the acting...just superb!
I am shocked by what a great actress Nicole is. I will never speak ill of her again.
i honestly had no idea it was her, she is great, i will also never speak ill of her again
Is that really Stannis? Wow would not have recognised him in this in a million years
who else might it be ? ;)
salar KH
why is your stag on fire?
It’s because of good acting
Interestingly, I know it later though I watched The Hours movie first.
One of the best movie scenes ever
😂
The actor playing Lennard is amazing,and Nicole Kidman,well...she stays with you forever.
My favorite scene of all time is right at the moment this video was cut!
I experience mental illness daily with a close family member whom I love very much. The emotion and delivery of anxiety and fear Stephen has here is exactly what is felt. Your scared for them and at the same time your frustrated and exhausted and anxious. Careful not to say the wrong thing in case.
Amazing this whole movie really.🎥
My mom said to me: You must do your homework now. Your teacher worked hard to prepare these questions. It is our obligation to complete the homework.
I said: There is no such obligation. No such obligation exists.
Stephen Dillane is very good actor
Stephen Dillane's performance destroys me every time. "It was done for your betterment, it was DONE OUT OF LOVE!"
Nicole Kidman was amazing in this. I almost thought she was even better than Meryl Streep...
MinamuTV well Meryl was Meryl, it certainly wasn’t her best role
One of my favourite scenes of this movie.
Such a great dialogue between 2 equally tragic characters and the actors did justice to them COMPLETELY!
The best scene of this movie..Nicole Kidman is definitely the greatest actress of our time
I am ungrateful? You call ME ungrateful? My life has been stolen from me! - favorite line
One of my favorites scenes in movies
I have this whole scene recorded on my phone so that I could always watch it and remember how great Nicole and the guy (IDK his name is but he's so brilliant in this scene) in this scene and remind me of how perfect the cast is.
Stephen Dillane brilla en esta escena. Me emociona.
Stephen Dillane is so good in this movie (and handsome af)
I used to merely consider Nicole Kidman as a popular actress with a couple of popular roles, her fame accentuated by her looks. But this movie really made me reconsider that: she’s too good to simply be glossed over.
Stephen Dillane is so underrated. I know he played the big bad Stannis Baratheon, but people seem to see the character more than the actor (which in a way is a good thing I guess). He's truly unrecognizable in every role.
>"big bad"
I wonder what kind of size Cersei is. Perhaps she is XXXL kind of big bad!😂
If you think Stannis was a bad guy then the whole point of the character went over your head
@@MichalArchangelo or the term "big bad" went over your head
@@lhpkazuha I may have misinterpreted your message due to so many people villifying him. Honour restored, my apologies
@@MichalArchangelo nah, no probs
Stannis Baratheon is angered by Virginia Woolf!
Oh no, they left out the best part where she screams, "I'm dying in this town!"
Stephen Dillane is really great here.
This is a fien example of costume. I'm so glad the designer didn't design for modern eyes as so many do these days. Her plight is so relatable that her clothing doesn't need to be. The perfect use of accessories make this look stunning despite the fact its drab and thrumpy. Nicole wears it and moves so perfectly in it that you're instantly transported to the 1920s
Holy shit it's Stannis!
Dillane is such a fucking beast actor.
Bend the knee or be destroyed
Back when stannis had love for a woman.
It was done out of love!
Awesome, awesome performances in this scene!!
I'm living a life i have no intention to live....
based Stephen Dillane
stannis the mannis telling it as it is,
Stannis The Mannis, My only King.
Fits, moods, blackouts, well, well, these are my favourite things. Once I was so deeply traumatised I couldn't sleep for a week, it's been so hard to be a human being for 4 years. Virginia couldn't deal with what she had. Virgini was a genius. Who're they these modern singer and writers? They're nobody, they have no personalities, no force and she was a master of words.
The sign of a great actor is not to see them in other roles they have done. Not an ounce of his most famous role from GOT in this from Dillane.
My favourite scene ever!!
Best Scene
I like "like needlework?". I laughed at it actually.
Oh Stannis
wtf? Stannis, my king, what are you doing here?
stannis baratheon
Nicole Kidman is...... She is perfect
Oscar yes
1:35 Like needle work?
When Virginia Woolf threw shade when the term had not even been invented.
Thus the word, Mansplaining
Astonishing acting. ! Stunning movie ! Remarkable subject - Virginia Woolf and her Mrs Dalloway !
The screenwriter has written that scene so brilliantly, that any average actor would have looked and sounded amazingly in it. ( as opposed to the case of awfully written scripts that even the greatest actors would look silly in them ). I 'm not saying , by any means, that Dillane and Kidman are not amazing actors. Is just that the Hollywood machine rarely gives them a chance ( great movies ) to show their talents.
Is it accurate, though ? 1941 - middle or upper middle class British couple , raising their voices like that on a train station ? Highly unlikely. But as I said the scene is very well written, so it does not seem ' unauthentic '.
Dude, Nicole is an amazing actress and this is not her best work. Lars Von Trier begged her to do another film with him after her outstanding performance in Dogville.
Love this scene
I dont immediately recognize nicole kidman here.
Depressing
Yes, I agree with you! I was wondering about that, too! But anyway, I loved her look in this movie! :)
stannis baratheon!
That doesn't even look like her.
denbal87 They didn't! The scene is too amazing they had to put it all here...haha they just split it in 2. Check the next clip in this same channel. "Missin London (8/11)" ;)
He facilitated teh Oscar for her. He deserved it
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A big walk!!! I'm free...
Quite a harvest of cretinous GoT comments around here...
Good..
The usurper Virginia Woolf...
CREDITS:
TM & © Paramount (2002)
Cast: Stephen Dillane, Nicole Kidman
Director: Stephen Daldry
que buena escena!!!
mannis
Social reflective and declarative?
I wondered if this was what really happened towards the end of Cruise-Kidman marriage.
No, freakin scientology happened
"i am living a married life i have no wish live." Lol
Üçüncü de başarmış...........
❤️
INDEED!!!!!!
I think Stephen Dillane should play the character of Adolf Hitler. :D
I don't know if this man won any awards for this part.If he didn't he should have.Fantastic acting by both of them.