'Brooklyn' | Anatomy of a Scene w/ Director John Crowley | The New York Times
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- John Crowley narrates a sequence from “Brooklyn.”
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James Digiacomo (who plays Frankie) stole every scene he was in. Love that kid!
He was a natural! My favourite bits of this movie :)
When I saw the movie, first thing that hit me in the core was loneliness. That loneliness cured with tender love. It's a great movie for sure. I still can't pronounce the actress name til date, I call her now 'The Brooklyn Girl'.
I can't either, and the director SAYS her name at the beginning of this video. I rewound and played it over and over, and it sounded like sushi, swarshi, IDK, "the Brooklyn Girl,' it is, then.
So it’s spelled Saoirse. When she’s at home in Ireland, she pronounces it Seer-shuh, but when traveling she teaches other people to say Sir-shuh because it’s easier.
There are not enough comments here considering how great this movie is
I'm craving for spaghetti right now
So beautiful. Emory is so charming in the film
Have to keep reminding myself it's a film they are acting. Emory has a beautiful smile
I love this movie..seen it 3x already .hope Crowley makes more.
Brilliant scene!
Una scena muy de familia, que linda!!! Esta historia de amor tan hermosa.........como me hubiese gustado vivir esa época. Tony........maravilloso ..........el amor que siente por Ailis es tan puro. Un film divino!
one of my favourite scenes in any movie ever!
Brilliant movie! LOVED it.
Love this film. Great performances all around.
I was told that Italians don’t use a spoon when eating spaghetti.
Italian here. Some do, some don't. I do it to avoid splashing the sauce on my clothes and to adjust a good quantity of spaghetti on the fork, so that when I eat it, I can keep it classy and not look like a workman. If you look again the scene, Tony cuts the spaghetti with his teeth: some do that too and I don't like it, it's not classy. Cheers :)))))))
@@sissi6013so using a spoon is considered classy.... I didn't know that. I love this movie and it's cultural clashes 💗
The director doesn't know how to pronounce Saoirse`s name correctly, shame on you
isn't it ser-sha?
he pronounces it as "seer-sha" which is correct, it has a few different pronunciations in Ireland so ser-sha and seer-sha are both alright