@@sebastianfandino7553 she says: "j'ai eu une problème avec mon genou" but problème is not feminin, you have to say "j'ai eu un problème avec mon genou"
but as many people says, she 's got no foreign accent, she's got a perfect way of pronouncing french. It's a very very very rare ability for someone growing up in an english environement
Oh my god. I used to watch you all the time like 9 years ago but forgot the name of your channel. Thank you for keeping 6 year old me entertained with microwave kinder eggs and reviewing Thomas toys
@freaky Friday Jodie Foster is happily married to a beautiful and talented woman, she is also one of the greatest actresses ever, a winner of two Oscars, three Golden Globes, three BAFTAs, also successful as a director and producer. Also, I think one needs to be at least a little smarter than average to go to Yale. I'm pretty sure she would never want to be as "normal" as you are, brother. She's way above your normal.
@freaky Friday I'm pretty sure those "degenerates" are doing more for culture and mankind than you ever will. You're just a bitter person who can't get over the fact that other people are respected. You need a therapist, dude.
Agreed. Years ago I heard that she donated generously to children's AIDS charities but kept it quiet. If you talk about it, it doesn't count. Don't know if she is, but that's a very Catholic way of thinking/acting.
@@meghanb4254 But the cultural inclination toward certain ethical and moral taboos (such as keeping charity hidden) can be passed generationally, whether the children continue in your religion or not.
J Sharp You assumed a lot there but I do agree with you. My comment was in reference to an above comment that stated her generosity was a very Catholic way of thinking which implies other religions are not capable of generosity or a high standard of morals.
She, along with Ron Howard, is one of the few child actors that actually A) didn't end up in jail or on drugs and B) transitioned to adulthood with great success.
I love that she said "thank you for thinking of me." How many people these days actually stop to think or to thank another person for anything...? It's honestly quite moving. Especially if you're lonely as me and as millions of others...
Sad but true. There are now three generations who have no idea what manors are. . . . have very little respect for a human life . . . .who haven't learned or don't use proper English grammar . . . . who are not spiritually inclined and don't appreciate edgy humor. And NOW the current youngsters can't even write cursive. I am so glad that I will soon be leaving Earth because the future of this country will be in the hands of idiots. Just my opinion ppl. Don't get snippy. 😊 👎
In 2008? No, it wouldn't have. You people REALLY love to perpetuate the faux-victimhood and oppression whilst distorting reality and history itself. Orwell was a prophet when he wrote that "the party" in his novel "nineteen eighty-four" would constantly remove reference to, and rewrite history so that there was no history at all, only a constant "now" in which the party was always right, what they were against was universally wrong, and that no one could possibly refute their claims or if they tried to they would be cast out of polite society and worse.
InherentBias Imagine getting so worked up about a comment making a slightly hyperbolic claim (in 2008 it would have still been hard to admit such a thing depending on your location) that you need to go on a rant about 1984
@@8bitdiedie imagine conflating pointing out the difference between reality and leftist fantasy with "getting worked up", then imagine being so transparently petty as to attempt to paint said conflation as a passive/aggressive indictment of nonexistent emotionality of the commenter.
@@Hiya_There13667 Yeah his was one of my favorites! As the original commenter said, I absolutely love the celebrities that take the time to answer the questions and don't just berate the grammar of the Google questions the entire time.
@@ReisSns Is there a limit? I had a crush on Jaclyn Smith, Jodie Foster, Jan Smithers (Bailey on WKRP in Cincinnati) not to mention a few of my older sisters friends and some girls in my classes. That's just off the top of my head, there's several on tv I don't know their names, the blonde in Big Bang Theory for instance, though she's a good bit younger than myself, doesn't hurt to think about it though. lol
for the non speaking french people , i can assure you that her french is really incredible...when she speaks french you would never guess that she's american...amazing
I'd say she sounds better than most French people. Native French speakers can sound terribly nasal, and there's no space between words or sentences. It's terribly frustrating, because I can speak and read French, just not with natives :/
Her accent is so good you could almost pinpoint it on a map. Though if you listen to her longer interviews in French she'll occasionally make small grammar mistakes that a native speaker wouldn't like messing up the gender of a noun or the conjugation in a very common tense. That's probably due to lack of practice but that's the only thing that gives her away, the accent is, once again, perfect.
I don't care about how old she is now, to me, she is one of the most beautiful women in the whole world. And now that I can see her personality, I like her even more.
Her accent is almost perfect (it still slips in a tiny bit at times, noticeable only because I know English is her mother tongue); but what gives her away is that she still makes gender confusions at times, like here when she said "une problème avec mon genou" instead of "un probème..." But i'm still amazed at her accent - so hard for English speakers to get right- even after all these years. She really got it right.
@@19Edurne people make mistakes in their native language as well, so small mistakes are fine. An example here is she probably meant she was doing 'well' rather than 'good'. Although it could be argued the good she was doing was giving to charity but that is unlikely to have been what she meant. Normally wouldn't jump on this but thought I would as a point of talking perfectly in any language is rare even for the natives.
@@CanthusOfCandE Yeah, even native speakers get the gender of certain words wrong sometimes but definitely not the word _problème_ which is in the top 200 most frequently used words. It was a pretty serious mistake which would give away any non-native, no matter how good their accents. I'm not saying Jodie Foster's French is bad by any means, though, I've watched French interviews of hers and she spoke it flawlessly.
There is in a certain way... "Lord of the rings" is traduced by "Le seigneur des Anneaux" (in France and Belgium) which sounds like "Le Silence des Agneaux" (Silence of the Lambs) Lot of ridiculous confusions about that 😂
I love how she just breezed past the IQ question. She has a VERY high IQ. She is definitely one smart cookie and talented actress. And considering she started acting so young and was targeted by a crazed killer while at Yale, demonstrates what a resilient, well grounded person she is! Congratulations Jodie on your fortitude and prolific career! ⭐
Clairement, la même ! Je ne m'y attendais clairement pas et d'un coup elle a parlé français et sa voix a sonné complètement différemment et c'est comme si mon oreille avait fait un zoom brusque.
I have the utmost respect for Jodie Foster. She is a brilliant, classy lady, and a fantastic actress! Also admire the fact she is aging gracefully with no plastic surgery. She looks incredible being just natural. Hope she has many films in the future....I will see them all!
@@NotDuncan No, there was nothing intellectually valid about her opinion at all if you give time to research and critically examine how well supported her notion was . Her opinion was rather ridiculous and even a bit hypocritical (considering the project that she have been in). Doesn't mean she deserve hate for voicing stupid statements , though.
The fact that Jodie Foster majored in African American studies and African studies at Yale just makes me love her more than I ever did...this is an awesome human!
Is it just me or does she still look amazing for her age? I love her voice. She’s such a great actor. I would love to meet her in person someday. I can just imagine the great conversations that we will have. Thank you Jodie for taking the time to do this video.
Wonderful Jodie. She is my contemporary and I watched her grow up on film alongside my own growing up. I have always been impressed by her fierce intelligence and integrity and boy is she a marvelous actress.
@@SnowWalker1 Loved her in The Brave One. Got so excited seeing bad guys get killed that I screamed YAY and annoyed others in the movie theater. Just gotta live a woman killer of scumbags !!!
@@brickellrich1 Smart people should be forced to get into politics, and the "politicians" should be shoved pen and paper into their hands to take notes.
This was sooooo good. It made my day. The most common questions on the internet and their answers were far more interesting than those she gets asked on a typical Q&A. Awesome.
I don't know if you did it on purpose, if so, kudos, because her french is precisely prefect: almost perfect. (When she said "j'ai un problème avec mon genou", the prononciation of "un" was a little off imo) Anyway, I prefer almost perfect to perfect...
The way she pronounced the gen part of genou was also a little off, in France, we slur the g and the n and don't really include too much of the e, her pronunciation of the ou part also had a little bit of an American accent, but overall her French is spotless
she's so charming! not even on purpose. she's just refreshing. and she's like - on topic of having an instagram - ' i am thankfully old enough to not have to'
Everyone has an accent. There's no such thing as having no accent. Some accents may be more socially, or politically acceptable, but every single person has an accent.
I wish i could communicate to Jodie Foster how much her own struggles have mirrored my own and how much she's been an inspiration. It's honestly depressing to think she'll never know how much she meant to me and many others. But I get it, she can't be responsible for everyone.
she is like that cool aunt you ask for advice
She's my aunt and I ask her for advice all the time :)
Nope... she's the cool goddess you are trying to lay, no matter the hundreds of years of age difference...
I SO freaking wish she was my aunt
I wish she was my aunt, that would be amazing 🙌
Her voice sounds exactly like my aunt's too
Jodie Foster french is over impressive, she's so humble. It is as perfect as it can be. You can't know she's a foreigner when she speaks.
I'm french and she made a mistake :-)
@@DD3874 What mistake, please? (I'm studying French.)
@@sebastianfandino7553 she says: "j'ai eu une problème avec mon genou" but problème is not feminin, you have to say "j'ai eu un problème avec mon genou"
but as many people says, she 's got no foreign accent, she's got a perfect way of pronouncing french. It's a very very very rare ability for someone growing up in an english environement
@@DD3874 Not all French people speak perfect French either.
What a classy lady.
Indeed she is.
Nope.
SLAAAYEEEEEER
I was going to write the same thing until I saw that was the top comment...
DJS - she's not wrong. Unless you have evidence that junk popular culture/values are having a net positive effect on society?
What a solid personality. Not trying to be all bubbly, just straight forward with a wry sense of humor.
She seems to have her head on straight.
@@standalone2358 ironically
Yeah cause she is INTJ personality
@@theplushedition488 ah sick I’m INFJ so we might get along if I ever get to meet her
@@rhubarbbikini3794 lol😆
If we contact aliens, I want Jodie Foster speaking for Earth.
She already did. In the 1997 movie Contact. :D
Then the aliens definitely would assassinate Trump !!!!😛
we should send a poet!
@@arasharfa No.
Yes. speaking aliens in FRENCH !!!
Jodie Foster is a very rare breed. A child actor who wasn't consumed by the trappings of success that claims so many in her industry
Oh my god. I used to watch you all the time like 9 years ago but forgot the name of your channel. Thank you for keeping 6 year old me entertained with microwave kinder eggs and reviewing Thomas toys
@@froggyfresh08it seems like leo kim is a fan of silence of the lambs, i remember finding him in the comment section of i think the night vision scene
Apparently he decided not to once he saw her in a play, whatever that means.
No wonder people Google her IQ. The way she responds to the questions is perfect. Beaut of a lady. Juss a beaut.
She's always been reported as having a high IQ. But she never directly responds to it. Because she's smart.
@freaky Friday You would be smart if you weren't so stupid
@freaky Friday Jodie Foster is happily married to a beautiful and talented woman, she is also one of the greatest actresses ever, a winner of two Oscars, three Golden Globes, three BAFTAs, also successful as a director and producer. Also, I think one needs to be at least a little smarter than average to go to Yale. I'm pretty sure she would never want to be as "normal" as you are, brother. She's way above your normal.
@freaky Friday I'm pretty sure those "degenerates" are doing more for culture and mankind than you ever will. You're just a bitter person who can't get over the fact that other people are respected. You need a therapist, dude.
J Sharp
It has to be because she is smart hoho
"is jodie foster married to mel gibson? no, *sadly* i'm married to alexandra hedison" LMAOOOOOOOO
Imagine her wife seeing this like "oh so you're SADLY married to me??" hahaha
Let's bet honest, who wouldn't want to be married to Mel Gibson. You ever hear those tapes?
obviously its a joke
maybe the comma's after "sadly"? no sadly, I'm married. . . . Don't know if the oxford comma makes a difference in this situation haha.
@@Richitsu She seems to be friends with him and worked in movies with him after he had scandals, so I think she likes him.
There is something about Jodie Foster that is just wise, thoughtful and sweet. I really get a good feeling when I see her.
K Webster, yes...and may I say that you comment was wise, thoughtful and sweet!
Me too. :)
She is all that, quite a lady. You just described her best way possible.
Same
She seems a lot smarter than most Hollywood actors.
Ville Metsola I do believe she is 😊
Um, she went to Yale.
I like a woman who is conspicuously intelligent.
She is of the charts smart,and like a trully smart person,verry humble about it!
She is
Jodie is extremely modest. She is very intelligent, but she won't talk about it. That's graceful.
Agreed. Years ago I heard that she donated generously to children's AIDS charities but kept it quiet. If you talk about it, it doesn't count. Don't know if she is, but that's a very Catholic way of thinking/acting.
@@JamMasterJR the word you need is 'humble,' There are lots of
John Akin Pretty sure she’s atheist.
@@meghanb4254 But the cultural inclination toward certain ethical and moral taboos (such as keeping charity hidden) can be passed generationally, whether the children continue in your religion or not.
J Sharp You assumed a lot there but I do agree with you. My comment was in reference to an above comment that stated her generosity was a very Catholic way of thinking which implies other religions are not capable of generosity or a high standard of morals.
"My favourite part of Lord of the rings was Cate Blanchett" same here Jodie, same here
Same here. I was convinced she was an actual magical being.
Does she even nude? Don’t think so
I need them in a movie together so bad
Jodie Foster seems like she would be a really great person to have a conversation with.
Beatness I know. she seems...real
Totally. She'd seem like she'd ask you questions and listen intently, but also contribute in a very non-showoffy way.
Everyone really.
A whole body conversation.
oh yes that's for sure
She, along with Ron Howard, is one of the few child actors that actually A) didn't end up in jail or on drugs and B) transitioned to adulthood with great success.
Natalie Portman and Leonardo Dicaprio as well
@@joelm6632 ye
@@joelm6632 Yep. Two more good examples.
Mayim Bialik as well
@@laurenj432 I have no idea who that is, but that's good to hear.
"Thanks for thinking of me [when people Google]" - what an adorable thing to say, ha
2nd that.
How did that interview (Do you have a steady boyfriend?) NOT come up in the interview?!
I just came to watch this right after watching the boyfriend interview
@@giovanap.6708 sammeee...right after that you get the recommendation 😂😂😂😂
@@giovanap.6708 sameee
@@giovanap.6708 same here
@@freakynuell129 samee
She is so confident and comfortable in her own skin, makes her a cool person.
I love that she said "thank you for thinking of me." How many people these days actually stop to think or to thank another person for anything...? It's honestly quite moving. Especially if you're lonely as me and as millions of others...
You are not alone. I wish you the best.
I can be your friend if you want, nobody has to be that lonely.
"Why are people googling me? Eww."
- Brie Larson doing the same skit
Sad but true. There are now three generations who have no idea what manors are. . . . have very little respect for a human life . . . .who haven't learned or don't use proper English grammar . . . . who are not spiritually inclined and don't appreciate edgy humor. And NOW the current youngsters can't even write cursive.
I am so glad that I will soon be leaving Earth because the future of this country will be in the hands of idiots. Just my opinion ppl. Don't get snippy. 😊 👎
I think Jennifer Garner also said something like this essentially thanking people for caring enough to google her.
I LOVE to hear her casually say she's married to Alexandra. That kind of nonchalant, throw-away statement would have been so tough even a decade ago.
I'm sure that was the real question out there
ampersand08 I wish I was married to her! Lucky!
In 2008? No, it wouldn't have. You people REALLY love to perpetuate the faux-victimhood and oppression whilst distorting reality and history itself. Orwell was a prophet when he wrote that "the party" in his novel "nineteen eighty-four" would constantly remove reference to, and rewrite history so that there was no history at all, only a constant "now" in which the party was always right, what they were against was universally wrong, and that no one could possibly refute their claims or if they tried to they would be cast out of polite society and worse.
InherentBias Imagine getting so worked up about a comment making a slightly hyperbolic claim (in 2008 it would have still been hard to admit such a thing depending on your location) that you need to go on a rant about 1984
@@8bitdiedie imagine conflating pointing out the difference between reality and leftist fantasy with "getting worked up", then imagine being so transparently petty as to attempt to paint said conflation as a passive/aggressive indictment of nonexistent emotionality of the commenter.
Does Jodie Foster still hear the screaming of the lambs?
I think the lambs are silent, now Clarisse. Lol.
Best question!
Jodie was in another movie called Catchfire (also known as Backtrack) where she interacted with lambs.
Is Jodie Foster offended by the silence of the lambs?
Only when she eats meat.
*does Jodie Foster vegan?*
“I really don’t vegan, sadly”
I love this woman
@Red Boah Sutherland that's the joke...
@Red Boah Sutherland No. In this case a verb (a doing).
@Red Boah Sutherland No. "Does Jodie Foster do Veganism" or "Does Jodie Foster vegan"
@Red Boah Sutherland Example: "How do you vegan today?" "I see Stars."
This is about what everyone things it is about right? Some movie in the past?
Probably one of the better Auto-Complete Interviews; she answers very candidly and honestly.
@@Hiya_There13667 agreed!
Go on google and type in 'is Jodie Foster a...'
@@Hiya_There13667 Yeah his was one of my favorites! As the original commenter said, I absolutely love the celebrities that take the time to answer the questions and don't just berate the grammar of the Google questions the entire time.
Yeah, I found her the coolest after Elijah Wood.
"My favorite part of LOTR is Cate Blanchett" Aww Jodie! You have a crush on my crush but you're also my crush amen
I thought the same xD And then she corrected herself as fast as she could 😂😝
thats a lot of crushes!
this comment is everything
@@ReisSns Is there a limit? I had a crush on Jaclyn Smith, Jodie Foster, Jan Smithers (Bailey on WKRP in Cincinnati) not to mention a few of my older sisters friends and some girls in my classes. That's just off the top of my head, there's several on tv I don't know their names, the blonde in Big Bang Theory for instance, though she's a good bit younger than myself, doesn't hurt to think about it though. lol
Lol, epic win.
I didn't realize she's so down to earth and talkative. As a child actor, she did very well in keeping herself in a straight line.
Jodie Foster saying “Cate Blanchett” is my religion
Came here for this comment
@@Anonymous-fb1qu i came to that
Love your pfp
*WLW have entered the chat*
YESSSSS
She is so humble it’s unreal. She actually has a seriously high IQ but clearly didn’t want to boast. Love her.
Source for that? Or is it just a rumor that arose because she is clearly very smart?
@@monmothma3358 search you she was a genius kid
@@alebelen4255 isn't her IQ 130 or something crazy like that?
What's high? What's low? Who designed the test and why does it matter??
100 is the average 160 is called a genius so 130 is pretty smart
"I don't have a twitter, an instagram, any of that stuff." RESPECT.
She forgott the "I have no relevance in todays cinema".
All of that is just like cancer, and it makes you stupid !
MaQuGo119 If that was true, she wouldn't be in a new movie that she is promoting in this video, which you are watching with her in it.
Me either ✌🤣
Nor do I. Yay. Money I win?
I take cookies!
Jodie speaks French . She dubbs her own voice in the French versions of her own movies. She sounds like the rest of us .
for the non speaking french people , i can assure you that her french is really incredible...when she speaks french you would never guess that she's american...amazing
I'd say she sounds better than most French people. Native French speakers can sound terribly nasal, and there's no space between words or sentences. It's terribly frustrating, because I can speak and read French, just not with natives :/
@@DarkAngelEU Then that's a problem if you can't understand French people. It could mean that you are not fluent enough!
Her accent is so good you could almost pinpoint it on a map.
Though if you listen to her longer interviews in French she'll occasionally make small grammar mistakes that a native speaker wouldn't like messing up the gender of a noun or the conjugation in a very common tense. That's probably due to lack of practice but that's the only thing that gives her away, the accent is, once again, perfect.
Beautiful, smart, educated, decent, attractive women.That’s how I describe Jodie.
totally agree man ..the best
You forgot talented as well :)
So did Hinkley ;)
*woman
@@drakoinx Sheeesh lol
The more she gets old, the more she gets beautiful. What a gorgeous and intelligent woman.
This is like the opposite of pedophilia
@@gogetablue942 wait.. wat?
@@patriciajin6206 am I wrong
@@gogetablue942 oh no you not wrong, it's the way you put it that shocked me lol.
Have to agree...she looks absolutely stunning.
"I opened my mouth and it comes out" lol love it
In taxi driver she opened her mouth and it came in..
I don't care about how old she is now, to me, she is one of the most beautiful women in the whole world. And now that I can see her personality, I like her even more.
She's mine
I'm always in awe when i hear her speak french. She just sounds... like some regular french lady.
@NonyaBusiness! yeah I'm french and she DOES sound like a native ! (She even speaks better than some french people xD)
Her accent is almost perfect (it still slips in a tiny bit at times, noticeable only because I know English is her mother tongue); but what gives her away is that she still makes gender confusions at times, like here when she said "une problème avec mon genou" instead of "un probème..." But i'm still amazed at her accent - so hard for English speakers to get right- even after all these years. She really got it right.
@@19Edurne people make mistakes in their native language as well, so small mistakes are fine. An example here is she probably meant she was doing 'well' rather than 'good'. Although it could be argued the good she was doing was giving to charity but that is unlikely to have been what she meant.
Normally wouldn't jump on this but thought I would as a point of talking perfectly in any language is rare even for the natives.
@@CanthusOfCandE Yeah, even native speakers get the gender of certain words wrong sometimes but definitely not the word _problème_ which is in the top 200 most frequently used words. It was a pretty serious mistake which would give away any non-native, no matter how good their accents. I'm not saying Jodie Foster's French is bad by any means, though, I've watched French interviews of hers and she spoke it flawlessly.
I'm French too and yes she sounds like a native
What i find funny, is that she hasn't the same voice at all when she speaks French, I wonder why
I love Jodie Foster. Such a natural, genuine person. Her smile makes you smile.
ok John Hinckley
Surprised no question about silence of the lambs
That film was sort of traumatising for her, I believe.
Right? I was pretty bummed when she didn't do the sequel.
I don't think she wants to hear another, " would you like to hear another song, Clarice?"
There is in a certain way...
"Lord of the rings" is traduced by "Le seigneur des Anneaux" (in France and Belgium) which sounds like "Le Silence des Agneaux" (Silence of the Lambs)
Lot of ridiculous confusions about that 😂
@@hexyko4850 Because of interpersonal conflicts? The material?
Jodie Foster is not just a pretty face, she's a pretty human being.
omg she's so my goal of life, she's intelligent, classy, and married to a beautiful woman. that's perfection.
Didn't know she was married to a woman.
she's married to Alexandra Hedison, such a power couple
Same!!
@@iihamed711 She actually says that in the video.
For some reason I thought I hear Alexander.
She looks good.
Always has!
It’s the (3:26) mustard.
Shhhhh..
Maybe about 10 years younger than she is.
Daniel Sanchez so wrong...lol
to eat
‘My favourite part of Lord the Rings was Cate Blanchett’
Same Jodie same
Yes. Easy to crush on Cate Blanchett :D
I love her more knowing she doesn’t have INSTA ,FACEBOOK OR TWITTER , thank god , respect her for that
It's like someone you haven't seen in awhile that you're genuinely glad to see again
It's about her voice...the way she speaks. Lord.
Charming.
Truee
I miss her acting. She's such a strong, truthful actress. I'd love to see her even play a non-lead.
She is an outstanding actress, and seems like a wonderful human being.
I love jodie foster in "Contact" 👽
Me too ... "small move Ellie, small moves!"
Still one of my all time favourite movies EVER. 😘
Average Movie at most. Pretty Overrated by some guys out there, if you ask me.
I never knew she spoke French!
I love that after all the speculation over the years she just glibly tells us she's married to another lady. Love her!
2:09 she says, "I'm married to Alexandra Hedison
dough, sauce and cheese
It was an open secret, but she officially came out to the public at the 2013 Golden Globes. It’s a fun speech to look up.
She never hid her sexuality everyone knew it, she just didn't felt that she owned the world a declaration
For real i didnt hear that
I love how she just breezed past the IQ question.
She has a VERY high IQ.
She is definitely one smart cookie and talented actress.
And considering she started acting so young and was targeted by a crazed killer while at Yale, demonstrates what a resilient, well grounded person she is!
Congratulations Jodie on your fortitude and prolific career! ⭐
When she said " i got a knee problem" felt that
Dude I’m dying with your picture🤣🤣
Me too
I'm French and it doesn't matter how many times I hear her speak French every time I'm struck by how perfect her French is, literally no accent
no "foreign" accent. Everyone in the world speaks with an accent, even you.
Clairement, la même ! Je ne m'y attendais clairement pas et d'un coup elle a parlé français et sa voix a sonné complètement différemment et c'est comme si mon oreille avait fait un zoom brusque.
@@chiaraippoliti🙄 Relax. No need to be literalist.
"My favorite part of LOTR is Cate Blanchett." 🙌🙌🙌
Same
I love that answer!!!
If an actor were to say that today, he would be instantly castrated by SJW's.
That Cate Blanchett scene literally popped into my head when she read the question aloud.
That California vibe. She's so chill and funny.
Whenever I watch anything with Jodie Foster in it I realize I'm in love with her. Then I forget about it but I always come back to that realization
I am too 'in love' with her and I'm straight and an old lady. Go figure??!!
@@joannaedwards6325 same! Can't figure out if high esteem admiration or just love. Don't matter, it all comes down to love. Poignant charisma.🤍
Jodie Foster is the only american I've ever heard speaking french so flawlessly that you'd swear she was born and raised in France.
She doesn't know the words to The Star Spangled Banner though
Elle a fait ses études au lycée français de Los Angeles.
That's what happens when you learn another language at a young age.
Like just under half of canadians are fluent free ch speakers. Outside of Quebec lol
@The Player Sorry to burst your bubble, but "ça n'est pas" isn't flawless either.
This woman is complete perfection
She being humble, she actually has a High IQ, she'll never tell you though..........
My IQ is 63 i am borderline genius.
@@robertcuratolo5339 keep it up robert get a cure for corona I beg you
@@recordbum Pablo i have been off the beer for a long time now....See how my IQ comes into play.
well we know that she has a high IQ!
@@robertcuratolo5339 an average IQ is somewhere between 85-105 so you're not that smart..
Love Jodie Foster. So down to earth. Wish her continued success.
So classy. no drama, no BS, no posing... pure heart and intent.
They don't make any of these anymore...
I have the utmost respect for Jodie Foster. She is a brilliant, classy lady, and a fantastic actress! Also admire the fact she is aging gracefully with no plastic surgery. She looks incredible being just natural. Hope she has many films in the future....I will see them all!
She's so down to Earth, love her!
She's always been my favorite actress and her personality never stops to amaze me. She's amazing.
She has got the most beautiful accent in the world
How can anyone not love Jodie Foster?
Probably superhero/comic book fans.
@@remliqa Nope, she's entitled to her opinion especially since it's completely valid.
@@NotDuncan
No, there was nothing intellectually valid about her opinion at all if you give time to research and critically examine how well supported her notion was . Her opinion was rather ridiculous and even a bit hypocritical (considering the project that she have been in). Doesn't mean she deserve hate for voicing stupid statements , though.
is jodie foster a genius? is that even a question! ofc!
I seem to recall that her IQ was over 140 so, yes, that does make her a genius.
She is a genius
I would say so, cos most of the time she has a good list of films under her belt.
"when I was in my mother's stomach"
@@nicolacornolti7796 A genius would know what euphemisms and colloquialisms are.
The fact that Jodie Foster majored in African American studies and African studies at Yale just makes me love her more than I ever did...this is an awesome human!
Her Thesis was on the Author Toni Morrison. Mentored by Henry Gates.
Is it just me or does she still look amazing for her age? I love her voice. She’s such a great actor. I would love to meet her in person someday. I can just imagine the great conversations that we will have. Thank you Jodie for taking the time to do this video.
This is what people are like when they don't do social media- you know, engaging and intelligent....
Correlation =/= causation
and yet here you are
Lol!!
Oh, now I see why there were no wars and crimes until the late 20th century…
Well said!!!
I love that she actually answered the questions instead of sarcastic responses other actors give!
She’s smarter than them
Q: What is Jodie Foster known for?
A: Making really good vinaigrette
Me: lol
Lol
She has a very strong voice.
Wonderful Jodie. She is my contemporary and I watched her grow up on film alongside my own growing up. I have always been impressed by her fierce intelligence and integrity and boy is she a marvelous actress.
Jodie Foster talking about Cate Blanchett ❤️ one of my favorite actresses talking about one of my other favorite actress..
ikr
Oh my god! I cant control my tears..stop it already
Same to me.
Jodie Foster looks like that cool aunt and that evil businesswoman at the same time.
only if you saw Inside Man lol
True lol
She sure was evil in the movie Elysium.
@@SnowWalker1
Loved her in The Brave One. Got so excited seeing bad guys get killed that I screamed YAY and annoyed others in the movie theater. Just gotta live a woman killer of scumbags !!!
@@SnowWalker1 p.s. Almist made me want to buy a gun.😒
Btw: her french accent is FLAWLESS
Hello Clarice...
Clarice :)
Awesome
You know she's never met Anthony Hopkins?! They never had any scenes side by side. They were all direct face shots and were filmed separately.
Thats wrong, Bradley. They did meet at the end of shooting, after the film was edited.
I heard "Hello Clarice" line was never uttered in the movie.
It's one of more famous Mandela effect.
She is very sane and level headed for a Hollywood person. Would make a good President .
She’s WAAAAAYYYY too smart to ever even think about getting into politics.
You need to be a lot lot dumb to get into politics
@@zenituragaming5043 double that
@@brickellrich1 Smart people should be forced to get into politics, and the "politicians" should be shoved pen and paper into their hands to take notes.
Love her for so long. We're about the same age and I grew seeing her films and loving her all along. Elegant, inteligent, discreet woman.
I love all her movies really good actress
Is Jodie Foster gorgeous or what?? She looks amazing for 56 x
She looks amazing, period. I'm 22 and oh god, I wish I looked as good and elegant as her.
Lol how old do you think 56 is...?
@@weasley2o13 Dude, I'm 44. I mean I still look good for my age, but when the allergy season kicks in?... Jodie's a step up bud...
Wow her French accent and pronunciation is perfect!
She is totally fluent.
Mira Krm
It’s not she has an American accent.
@@tomsawyer4233 She does not. I couldn't tell she is American.
Rocco siffredi
I could in other interviews.
@@tomsawyer4233 i know her for a long time, so it's not very relevant, but if i were, for example, to meet her for the first time, i couldn't tell.
I have always admired her ! She seems like such a real person.
OMG, How beautiful she is! When she was 20, when 40, when 50+. She has amazing eyes, not form but look
imo
Talented, smart, and seemingly a terrific person.
This was sooooo good. It made my day. The most common questions on the internet and their answers were far more interesting than those she gets asked on a typical Q&A. Awesome.
I like her and always will. She was fantastic in the movie Contact.
agree
Katya Zamolodchikova would agree with you.
Her french is prefect
I don't know if you did it on purpose, if so, kudos, because her french is precisely prefect: almost perfect.
(When she said "j'ai un problème avec mon genou", the prononciation of "un" was a little off imo)
Anyway, I prefer almost perfect to perfect...
The way she pronounced the gen part of genou was also a little off, in France, we slur the g and the n and don't really include too much of the e, her pronunciation of the ou part also had a little bit of an American accent, but overall her French is spotless
She has a cameo in the French film A Very Long Engagement.
Matthieu Poirier could you please translate her French part?
She basically said " my knee hurts " knee = genou
As a matter of fact, Cate Blanchett said the reason she took the part in “Lord of The Rings” was that she had always wanted those pointy ears.
Who doesn't want pointy ears?
I love everything about Jodie Foster. I've always been a fan.
She’s fantastic! Very cool that she did this. She’s incredibly talented.
Yet another child actress who is going quite well as an adult!
Such a tragedy 😔 (jk, obvi)
She's so good in front of a camera I feel she's talking just to me across a table. It's almost kinda weird ... :)
She is tremendous talented
She's been doing this for 54 yrs and also happens to be a genius
she's so charming! not even on purpose. she's just refreshing. and she's like - on topic of having an instagram - ' i am thankfully old enough to not have to'
I cannot explain it but I have been obsessed by her career since I was a kid. She is a fascinating person.
The legend herself!!!👑👑
Her french is so perfect. Very parisian.
She is great but her French is not so fluent anymore, which is a bit sad. l remember a great interview with Anne Sinclair many years ago.
I love this woman. I've had a crush on her since I was 8.
She may say shes not a Genius but shes beautiful down to earth and absolutely brilliant soul.
She attended Yale, very intelligent, but humble.
Everyone has an accent. There's no such thing as having no accent. Some accents may be more socially, or politically acceptable, but every single person has an accent.
oobi o'doo Try telling it to speakers of General American. Doesn't mean they aren't wrong :P
I'm Irish and I don't have an accent to be sure I don't.
I wish i could communicate to Jodie Foster how much her own struggles have mirrored my own and how much she's been an inspiration. It's honestly depressing to think she'll never know how much she meant to me and many others. But I get it, she can't be responsible for everyone.
I would love to sit down to a large, leisurely dinner one evening with Jody and her wife. Just for the conversation. Sadly...
Please,make one of this with Gillian Anderson!
I'd love it!!
Yes, awesome
Anderson was fantastic in American Gods. Too bad she bailed after the first season.
Me, French, waiting for her to speak French :
Her speaking french : what the fu-