I love how he mentions every set, every character, by the actual name in the Star Wars Universe, rather than just some ambiguous comment. It shows his absolute passion of the franchise and his true attention to detail.
He's also apparently very serious about the portrayal of C3PO. Thinking nobody but he could be the character like he could. Which to be fair, he's right. It's like if ANYONE else voiced Vader.
For anyone wondering why he's such an amazing visual storyteller, ever so elegantly making smooth hand motions and incorporating sounds in perfect sync with them, it's actually because he was trained in pantomime before he did Star Wars.
@@vordt4139Did you just correct the proper spelling with the American version? Even Anthony Daniels himself would spell it Theatre, seeing as literally every other country but the US spells it that way.
Anthony Daniels is a real professional, to be honest he could easily be pretentious about all of it and think himself above Star Wars (like Alec Guinness allegedly could be and Harrison Ford sometime is) but instead he absolutely loves it and knows how important his place is in the saga and how important it is in our lives. Glad I watched this, the man is a true poet and can't wait for his next performance.
@@thelimp5488 He's acted in movies like Blade Runner, The Fugitive, Patriot Games, and recently The Call of the Wild. He's done some others certainly, but those four are what come to my mind.
Alec Guinness was right to see Star Wars for what it was: simplistic fun. There is nothing wrong with that. If I were a classically trained Oscar-winning knighted Shakespearean actor used to starring in drama roles, I wouldn't feel blown away by the moral complexity and conflict in Star Wars.
He's an actual treasure. I love when such smart, classically trained, respected actors express their love for working on franchise films. It legitimizes them that much more. It's like Tom Hiddleston playing Loki.
Most actors resent having to wear full-body costume; Anthony Daniels owned it and brought to life one the most recognisable characters of all time: he's a legend!
After watching and listening to interviews of Harrison Ford hating his character and being know for it, it's really nice to see how grateful and enjoying he is to have played this character.
Maybe Harrison should be a little more grateful and appreciative to Han Solo and Star Wars. It's what made him a multimillionaire and an A-list celebrity. If not for Han Solo, he'd be a retired nobody carpenter of modest means.
this is so wholesome. he's so genuinely interested and excited about what he's talking about and he's so excited to talk about the secrets. i just- so wholesome
He's got an unusual manner of speaking and an interesting voice. After seeing a Star Wars documentary as a kid I found myself imitating him. I can only imagine how much I'd be doing it if I worked with him on a movie.
I always loved Anthony Daniels. This man is just so pure, so real and gentle. His voice is so soothing too. I could listen to him talk about nothing and everything for hours.
My favorite part of the whole thing is how gracious and complimentary he is toward everyone he worked with. He is candid about the unpleasant aspects of the costumes etc. Yet he tells all of it in a way so you know how dedicated and hardworking everyone who helped was. What a lovely fellow. Thanks Mr. Daniels!
I think Ewan Mcgregor is more. The first movie he ever saw in a cinema was A New Hope. His uncle played Wedge. Look how happy he was when announcing he was gonna play Obi again.
When I watched Star Wars as a kid I could never believe that a person could actually fit inside the C-3P0 suit. I wondered for so long how they did it. Even now it's hard to imagine with how skinny the arms, legs, and torso are. Not to mention how tight fitting the head is.
They managed that with the frame of 3P0, by making the shoulders larger than the real life actor inside they could change proportions that would let the actor breathe a bit more while keeping the shape human-like. Genius stuff really
Anthony Daniels seems like a truly wholesome person who loves C-3P0 with every fiber of his being. I hope that he is doing amazing and would like to say thank you to him for all he's done for Star Wars and suit acting as a whole.
Honestly I love this video. He sounds like he really enjoyed everything he did as C-3PO and still does, even with the sequel trilogy he doesn't resent the movies or his character he just had fun and enjoyed himself on set
@@vampirethespiderbatgod9740 well I disagree he's like James Earl Jones as Darth Vader he's been with the character all these years and it definitely wouldn't feel the same if he got replaced (for me at least) I know most people wouldn't put him up there with James but I do I don't want to see any of the original characters get replaced also I don't see that as a negative thing to say it's a compliment to the actor for being so deactivated and playing the part so well
Anthony's calm voice and the soothing music at the start of this make it feel almost like a meditation video. "Being one with the universe with C-3PO'.
You'd have to pay Mark Hamil a LOT of money to do that. He isn't a Star Wars fan and whenever he gets asked about the movie you can visibly see how disinterested he is
Daryl Henry Mark hamil is an enormous Star Wars fans. He only gets annoyed by questions asked about the ST because of how badly Ruin Johnson and Jar Jar Abrams butchered his character
The 600 series had rubber skin. We spotted them easy. But these are new. They look human - anecdotes, clicking noises, Lucas impressions, everything. Very hard to spot.
@@nicknumber1512 Well, he certainly has had the time for the technology to develop. A long time ago and all that. I wonder what pressures pushed him all the way to this faraway galaxy of ours...
@@DanishCamp It's just bad CGI. To me half the charm of the original trilogy is the beautiful hand made sets, costumes, and practical fx. The prequels look too much like a video game for me.
Like so many people here I am awestruck at the level that Anthony Daniels embraces his character. The moment he said Salacious Krum without hesitation or pause to try and remember the name just shows the passion this man has. Many actors often undervalue what their films and characters mean to us but people like Anthony and Mark Hamill understand that to some of us these characters are our friends and heroes.
I love watching fan reactions to various franchises I enjoy. Very few rival the fan reaction to Mark Hamill's Luke Skywalker returning in the Rescue episode of The Mandalorian. Mark Hamill was blown away by it. It was the most unifying moment in Star Was fandom for a long time.
His gentle soothing voice and excellent story telling is why I love him so much. His voice in the movies was absolutely heavenly, I found myself playing back the movie repeatedly whenever he said something because the of the softness in 3P0's voice
After 15 minutes I was wondering how long this thing was but I watched it all and loved every minute. 3PO was always one of my favourites and I forgot how iconic he is and revolutionary he was. I always thought he was a soulful character. So much expression while not being able to facially express it! Love it! And Anthony Daniels! Amazing actor to have given us C-3PO, a much-loved character.
38:40 _“I did not like the red arm, okay? I thought it was too big, too overt, too clumsy a gesture.”_ You and everybody else, Anthony. But that's J.J. for you.
Aaaeeehhhh I quite liked the red but I can see why some wouldn't. It made for some good C3PO comedy and the fact that Anthony himself was genuinely annoyed with it sold the joke rather excellently. Then again, I really like The Force Awakens and was in a good mood by that point, especially given Han's reaction. Haven't seen the rest of the sequel trilogy but I hope to at some point. No spoilers please!
@@clockworkkirlia7475 The Resistance would have to make sacrifices, just like the rebellion did.... in fact it's obligatory that they copied everything the Rebellion did, for lack of originality.
When I met him 20 years ago I noticed that he was very thin & small, I guess to make the suit that encased him seem more normal sized. Dare I say, human sized?
A few years back When the symphony did the entire Star Wars score, Anthony was the narrator/emcee and it was amazing to see him live. Its just fun to watch him enjoy things.
Anthony Daniels seems like he would be the best person to spend a day with. He’s so descriptive and I love the way that he describes 3PO as a separate entity, instead of himself
Thanks, Anthony for sharing your incredible behind the scenes of C-3PO. The difficulty and support you needed for you to bring CPO alive are extraordinary. Just wonderful.🥰
It’s interesting that Daniels’ gesticulating emotion through the articulation limitations of the costume became a central part of the character’s seeming reticent attitude towards taking any rash actions. Some may have rejected such a stage limitation outright and given up. Yet this all contrasts with the character’s dialog of constant verbal siege on everyone else’s actions. This lent a complex and relatable wholeness to C3PO few robotic characters have achieved. The magic of theater, story telling, dreams and the human condition were wrapped up magnificently by Daniels.
Fascinating that Anthony can recall all this information. You can tell he truly had passion for the character. Absolutely beautiful..... And it's weird that he looks like an exact human version of C-3PO.
@@carlossap George Lucas said he thought R2D2 was narrating star wars not C-3P0 and that would make more sense because R2 never had his memory wiped C-3P0 did so he wouldn't remember
This was a great watch, hosted wonderfully. Also, I genuinely felt that C3PO was one of the best parts of Rise Of Skywalker, he really stood out in it.
I love it when he says, "when he put my head on backwards" referring to the Chewbacca scene in empire strikes back, and that's how much he put in to c3po, he actually sees himself as the droid lol amazing.
The claustrophobia I would experience in that outfit would drive me crazy!!! He could not even break his fall if he tipped forward... that would make me very nervous to be inside of it let alone try to remember lines and act. Thanks for your sacrifice, it really made my childhood!
How extraordinary for someone to embody a character so much throughout so many years, and still have respect and love for that character.....It's simply beautiful...
I've heard it said that C-3P0 is basically the only character that has been in every "canon" film & almost every side project of Star Wars (except the Ewok spin-offs). Ofcourse. C-3P0 IS the Chronicler of the whole adventure.
The genuine affection & love this man has for the character of C-3PO even dwarfs my love of the character. And that's saying a lot. C-3PO & R2D2 is pure movie magic.
Half_Finis Not even close. You can hear Threepio, but... his voice is gentler. It’s like something you’d hear in a sleep helper podcast, or in a BBC nature documentary.
This is what you call a legend. He was my favourite part of IX And I totally agree with the fact that stunt doubles are undervalued, they definitely need an academy award.
Absolutely. Actors are regularly nominated for the transformations that the makeup department create, but people who risk their safety to make our jaws drop don't get anything. Then again, the academy is a joke... so there's that.
@@DamienDrake There is merit to the whole "we don't want to incentivise danger" thing... That said, there's an entire supporting industry built on danger that seems to be rather shoved under the rug, which also isn't fair. It's safer for the Academy not to reward it, I suppose, but I wish they had rather more exposure.
Imagine the joy he felt picking up the dagger on "The Rise of Skywalker", after 42 years of clumsy plastic C3P0 hands, he finally picked something up the proper way!
i loved watching this video. he really loves this character. like really he sounds so happy just talking about his role in star wars. i usually don't watch videos this long, but it's so pleasing to hear someone who is so happy to have played this role. i've always loved c3po, but this just makes me appreciate everything that went into creating this classic character. i've never thought about how it would be to film like that. sorry for the long comment i just appreciate the joy in his voice as he describes his filming experience with 3po.
Mr Daniels is a humble, genuine, and talented actor. This video came up on autoplay after I watched another Star Wars video and I enjoyed watching every single minute. This man is an absolute treasure.
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Many actors go on to resent being associated with their most famous roles. Anthony Daniels seems to be 3POs biggest fan. What a treasure.
It helps that he can walk down the street without fans accosting him and demanding he do all the cliche lines
ratchetfreak Yep not being instantly recognizable helps a lot.
Well he's a narcissist so makes sense
It depends if your character was loved or hated as well
@@zebunker Oh come on no he is not. He holds a special connection with the character he portrayed for 42 years
I love how he mentions every set, every character, by the actual name in the Star Wars Universe, rather than just some ambiguous comment. It shows his absolute passion of the franchise and his true attention to detail.
yea, i can really see his passion it makes it a joy to watch
That's a side effect of his self-obsession
@@lucasoheyze4597 yeah I heard about it before it's okay
@@kawaii33366 no seriously dude has a legitimate narcissist streak
He's also apparently very serious about the portrayal of C3PO. Thinking nobody but he could be the character like he could. Which to be fair, he's right. It's like if ANYONE else voiced Vader.
Has he ever narrated an audiobook? If not he needs to asap.
He has, for a short film called ‘Life Of The Descenders”
Here’s the trailer:
th-cam.com/video/dQw4w9WgXcQ/w-d-xo.html
He narrated his own book www.amazon.com/I-Am-C-3PO-Inside-Story/dp/B07YSWW72T/ref=tmm_aud_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=&sr=
Clari Ikr
ToxicSkull0 I see 2 Q’s in the link... you can’t trick me anymore!
He did a recording of The Thrawn Trilogy, but they were abridged
The only actor to appear in all nine films. Ten if you count Rogue One .
He was also in Solo as one of the guys in Dryden Voss’ ship.
Hope he's gonna appear in the mandalorian like R2
@Alexander Mains there no c3po in the mandalorian yet
didn't he also voice threepio in Rebels/Clone wars series?
He also voices C3P0 in Clone Wars/Rebels, he really is the embodiment of the character
For anyone wondering why he's such an amazing visual storyteller, ever so elegantly making smooth hand motions and incorporating sounds in perfect sync with them, it's actually because he was trained in pantomime before he did Star Wars.
Not quite, he was trained in theatre.
Theater* which I suppose does include Pantomiming
@@redplague Classical Theater at that, not just regular Theater.
@@vordt4139Did you just correct the proper spelling with the American version? Even Anthony Daniels himself would spell it Theatre, seeing as literally every other country but the US spells it that way.
Trained as a classical theatre actor and a mime artist.
His George Lucas impression is actually really good
That's exactly what I was thinking lmao
EXACTLY
I keep thinking it's freaking OneyNG whenever I hear him do it because their impressions of George are basically the same.
I think that anyone in the cast who impersonates George Lucas does it very well 😂
Ye I actually laughed out loud when he imitated him :D
I'm as captivated by Anthony's story as the Ewoks were of C-3PO's in RotJ.
Wonderful. We are now a part of the tribe.
YEAAAH
I don’t get it
@@Oscarzilla2004 What don't you get?
Yup!
I clicked on this video and went, "An hour?" and now at the end, I now want Anthony Daniels to never stop talking ever again
LOL SAME
I so hope he reads for Audible or some audio books somewhere. Especially if it's related to Star Wars. xD
Absolutely fantastic experience to watch this humbling and humbled actor. What a legend.
His book on Audible is one of the best.
@@boomboomfiyah He did!
He honestly looks as if C-3P0 where a human, and I love it so much.
Well they did take a mold of his own body to make Threepio, so him looking like a human Threepio isn't too far fetched
Or Threepio is a robot Anthony Daniels
It would be fun to see him as a "future" 3PO that had been upgraded to a human body.
Anthony Daniels is a real professional, to be honest he could easily be pretentious about all of it and think himself above Star Wars (like Alec Guinness allegedly could be and Harrison Ford sometime is) but instead he absolutely loves it and knows how important his place is in the saga and how important it is in our lives. Glad I watched this, the man is a true poet and can't wait for his next performance.
Harrison doesn't see himself above it, he's just fed up of only being known for either indiana Jones or han solo.
@@Paulstrickland01 what else does he play..?
@@thelimp5488 He's acted in movies like Blade Runner, The Fugitive, Patriot Games, and recently The Call of the Wild. He's done some others certainly, but those four are what come to my mind.
@@chefscrimp1687 Ford also voiced a character in The Secret Life of Pets 2.
Alec Guinness was right to see Star Wars for what it was: simplistic fun. There is nothing wrong with that. If I were a classically trained Oscar-winning knighted Shakespearean actor used to starring in drama roles, I wouldn't feel blown away by the moral complexity and conflict in Star Wars.
I love how he just casually switches into his Threepio voice randomly
Living flesh on a metal body. This is C3-PO disguising himself as an actor. Almost got me fooled but his behaviour gave him away...
IT'S HK47!!!
@@soledcontrolled2812 Good job stealing someone else's comment. Easier than being clever on your own, eh?
And even stiffens his back neck and arms
@@soledcontrolled2812 C-3PO*
I dont know why i turned this on expecting to just watch a few minutes and leave. Ended up watching all 50. Very cool!!!
Same
I've read and heard so much hate for him, but he honestly loves his character and that should be admired.
That was my thought exactly
Same
Ryan The Robloxian Why doesn’t TH-cam have downvotes like Reddit?
This is the English translation of the story he told to the Ewoks.
Brilliant!
Matt Wiley
LOLZ 😂
lol
🤣🤣🤣
😂😂🤣
He's an actual treasure. I love when such smart, classically trained, respected actors express their love for working on franchise films. It legitimizes them that much more. It's like Tom Hiddleston playing Loki.
27:07 It's so strange and wonderful to see an actor who seems to be the biggest fan of the character he himself played. It's so fantastic I love it.
The salt about the red arm is my favorite part of this whole thing
*N E V E R F O R G I V E N* xD
The salt about the red arm is my favorite part of this whole thing
Same. I'll also not forgive Jar Jar Abrams.
I like your pfp. Ahsoka Tano.
Most actors resent having to wear full-body costume; Anthony Daniels owned it and brought to life one the most recognisable characters of all time: he's a legend!
After watching and listening to interviews of Harrison Ford hating his character and being know for it, it's really nice to see how grateful and enjoying he is to have played this character.
Everyone:" shut up 3PO"
Me: chill po/rey he's more important than both of yall
Well I wouldn't say that Harrison HATED playing Han solo. It's just how he is in Interviews..🤣
@@Goat4459 you can literally watch any of his interviews, he's the same in all of them
@@yesitsmeguru yeah.thats litteraly what i Said.
Maybe Harrison should be a little more grateful and appreciative to Han Solo and Star Wars. It's what made him a multimillionaire and an A-list celebrity.
If not for Han Solo, he'd be a retired nobody carpenter of modest means.
I love how much Anthony embraces the role of C3PO. Perfect casting.
Me too
Don't reject your calling embrace it
He's like the exact opposite of Harrison Ford.
i'm slowly realizing the mechanical sound of threepio's voice is just an element of Anthony Daniel's voice
He was well casted
These days it’d be Chris Pratt 🤣🤣
His enunciation and elocution are excellent! Like no "modern" human speaks.
@@stevecarter8810Are British people not "modern" ?
@@_V.Va_You think the British youth speak like him? Absolutely not.
this is so wholesome. he's so genuinely interested and excited about what he's talking about and he's so excited to talk about the secrets. i just- so wholesome
Why is it that everyone that worked on Star Wars can do a perfect George Lucas impression?
Calebuu they listened to him for hundreds of hours across all the films, especially Daniels, he is in all 6
He's got an unusual manner of speaking and an interesting voice. After seeing a Star Wars documentary as a kid I found myself imitating him. I can only imagine how much I'd be doing it if I worked with him on a movie.
@@SenhorKoringa all 9, and more
danlock I was referring to Lucas, who only worked on 1-6
It is their curse
Harrison: I hate Star Wars
Anthony Daniels: I AM STAR WARS
Lol
Also Anthony: I also had to lose memory
Anthony Daniels:NO ONE ELSE CAN PLAY C3PO THE FANS WOULD KNOW ITS NOT ME WAH WAH WAH
Spidy151 tbh... I would know
@@jesust6463 no u wouldn't know cause u can't see his face and it very easy to walk around like c3p0
I always loved Anthony Daniels. This man is just so pure, so real and gentle. His voice is so soothing too. I could listen to him talk about nothing and everything for hours.
My favorite part of the whole thing is how gracious and complimentary he is toward everyone he worked with. He is candid about the unpleasant aspects of the costumes etc. Yet he tells all of it in a way so you know how dedicated and hardworking everyone who helped was. What a lovely fellow. Thanks Mr. Daniels!
Anthony Daniels is single handedly the most dedicated actor in all of Star Wars
The guy became a stuck up arsehole because of it though
I think Ewan Mcgregor is more. The first movie he ever saw in a cinema was A New Hope. His uncle played Wedge. Look how happy he was when announcing he was gonna play Obi again.
@@tomhallam5030 how so?
@@ray-ms9mq www.hollywood.com/general/kenny-baker-anthony-daniels-is-the-rudest-man-i-ve-ever-met-59096858/
He's in all 9
When I watched Star Wars as a kid I could never believe that a person could actually fit inside the C-3P0 suit. I wondered for so long how they did it. Even now it's hard to imagine with how skinny the arms, legs, and torso are. Not to mention how tight fitting the head is.
It's amazing he remained trim enough to still wear the suit decades and decades later.
I've had the same thought for decades. It wasn't in my head as a kid in the 80s. But yeah that's a tight fit
They managed that with the frame of 3P0, by making the shoulders larger than the real life actor inside they could change proportions that would let the actor breathe a bit more while keeping the shape human-like. Genius stuff really
Nobody:
Anthony Daniels: *click* *click* *click*
Boy do I love listening to this man
thanks , i was going bananas!
Anthony Daniels seems like a truly wholesome person who loves C-3P0 with every fiber of his being. I hope that he is doing amazing and would like to say thank you to him for all he's done for Star Wars and suit acting as a whole.
I love how every star wars actor ever has impersonated George lucas voice lol
Somebody could start doing an impression of George Lucas or Jamie Hyneman and I genuinly wouldn't know which one they were going for
It’s just so fun to do, how could you not?
😂😂😂😂
@@breadproductions6139 I know right ?
I thought he was doing Kermit the frog hahaha!
Honestly I love this video. He sounds like he really enjoyed everything he did as C-3PO and still does, even with the sequel trilogy he doesn't resent the movies or his character he just had fun and enjoyed himself on set
He's still making $ off this role big time why wouldn't he love it
Ironic though it must of been the most uncomfy role top
I love how he just casually switches into his Threepio voice randomly
I am so glad Anthony relishes the fact he played C3PO instead of resenting it. I think he loves C3PO as much as the Star Wars fans do.
I mean he’s played him in every single spinoff
Still remember when anthony daniels made my day by giving me his autograph in 2002 in Finland as part of a Star Wars art exhibition
Nice
Did you crack a lil nerd stiffy?
Katos perkele
@@godthealmighty671 i would have
@@Andrew-gy5xr Your not the only one man!
such a well spoken gentleman....so eloquent and polite
23:02 Props to Anthony for knowing his name.
I didn't even remember his name. I always just called him "Jabba's little laughing creature"
@@nerd_5615 They never once mention his name in the film, it's purely due to extended material that we know at all.
@@VinVonVoom I haven't looked much into the extended material outside of the films, so I guess that makes sense
Anthony's voice is so wonderfully calming. I love him as c-3po. No one can replace him
Edit: Thx for all the likes
Or anyone can
Yaaaaaaaaayo I hate people like you
@@tomwhite7022 why?
@@samot4100 "Cause they say negative stuff like no one can replace this one or that one but it's all just the opinion and bias and nostalgia.
@@vampirethespiderbatgod9740 well I disagree he's like James Earl Jones as Darth Vader he's been with the character all these years and it definitely wouldn't feel the same if he got replaced (for me at least) I know most people wouldn't put him up there with James but I do I don't want to see any of the original characters get replaced also I don't see that as a negative thing to say it's a compliment to the actor for being so deactivated and playing the part so well
Anthony's calm voice and the soothing music at the start of this make it feel almost like a meditation video. "Being one with the universe with C-3PO'.
B C I would pay for that meditation app 🥰👍🏼
The ASMR is strong with this one
A classic british. Sooting and beautiful indeed.
I would pay to watch a 10 hour film of Anthony Daniels, Mark Hamil, and Ewan McGregor sit in a room and talk about Star Wars
With the deepfakes that are possible now, I wouldn't be surprised if we saw something like this in the near future.
You'd have to pay Mark Hamil a LOT of money to do that. He isn't a Star Wars fan and whenever he gets asked about the movie you can visibly see how disinterested he is
Daryl Henry Mark hamil is an enormous Star Wars fans. He only gets annoyed by questions asked about the ST because of how badly Ruin Johnson and Jar Jar Abrams butchered his character
Hayden Christensen too
Same
Watched all of this - I found Anthony’s patient and generous explanation as wonderfully relaxing. A charming man.
It shows in his acting how much he truly loves his character. He puts his soul into it and there is really nothing that can beat that.
Living flesh on a metal body. This is C3-PO disguising himself as an actor. Almost got me fooled but his behaviour gave him away...
The 600 series had rubber skin. We spotted them easy. But these are new. They look human - anecdotes, clicking noises, Lucas impressions, everything. Very hard to spot.
@@nicknumber1512 Well, he certainly has had the time for the technology to develop. A long time ago and all that. I wonder what pressures pushed him all the way to this faraway galaxy of ours...
Living tissue over metal endoskeleton
You wrote the number wrong its C-3PO not C3-PO
ew someone copy and pasted your comment on here lol i wish i didn't like theirs beforehand! gotta find it again to unlike xD
If he were ever to win an Oscar, they HAVE to make a custom C-3PO one just for him.
100% yes
Let’s nominate him
I've never heard of someone talk so lovingly about attack of the clones
Or Anakin building 3PO. I'm glad he had fun.
Haha oof
When the shot of him getting the head put on in the droid factory came on, I literally said to myself "wow, awful."
@@vsevkrawczeniuk8019 Why ?
@@DanishCamp It's just bad CGI. To me half the charm of the original trilogy is the beautiful hand made sets, costumes, and practical fx. The prequels look too much like a video game for me.
Like so many people here I am awestruck at the level that Anthony Daniels embraces his character. The moment he said Salacious Krum without hesitation or pause to try and remember the name just shows the passion this man has. Many actors often undervalue what their films and characters mean to us but people like Anthony and Mark Hamill understand that to some of us these characters are our friends and heroes.
I love watching fan reactions to various franchises I enjoy. Very few rival the fan reaction to Mark Hamill's Luke Skywalker returning in the Rescue episode of The Mandalorian. Mark Hamill was blown away by it. It was the most unifying moment in Star Was fandom for a long time.
His gentle soothing voice and excellent story telling is why I love him so much. His voice in the movies was absolutely heavenly, I found myself playing back the movie repeatedly whenever he said something because the of the softness in 3P0's voice
His voice is so soothing. You can't even tell it's 50 minutes because you get lost in his voice.
Asmr
14:00 "A blind camera man, who knew" I've never laughed harder his personality is 100% C-3PO
I think he improvised plenty of C-3PO lines that made it to the final cut.
You should do this with Ian McDiarmid talking about all his different Palpatine looks
IMO there's only two looks, his original face and how he looks in ROTJ.. the rest are abominations.
@@Ryrynz2000 Still worth talking about. It’s history.
If we count only makeup, he had 3 versions - in ep3, 6, 9. Edit: and now Kenobi.
@@Сайтамен yeah those and original Palpatine, it would definitely be interesting tho
@@СайтаменWait, there was a ninth movie? I think you're delusional, they stopped at six.
You can really feel his love for the character in this. I don't think anyone could have ever truly brought 3P0 to life like Anthony Daniels
It's so sweet how much love and dedication he put into the role of a robot, he made C3P0 as real as any of the actors with their own characters.
I love that he loves being known as C3PO. He's one of the best characters in Star Wars and fans love him and the character.
An hour of Anthony Daniels banging on about himself? I'm in.
BadgerUKvideo he’s good at it
*banging*
Banging indeed
Apparently he does it a lot.
Nice try C3-PO. That new exoskin there is not fooling anyone
Creepio finally got the flesh he wanted
His language is much smoother and conversational too.
"A blind cameraman? Who knew?"
😅😅😅
Anthony Daniels is a god
After 15 minutes I was wondering how long this thing was but I watched it all and loved every minute. 3PO was always one of my favourites and I forgot how iconic he is and revolutionary he was. I always thought he was a soulful character. So much expression while not being able to facially express it! Love it! And Anthony Daniels! Amazing actor to have given us C-3PO, a much-loved character.
38:40 _“I did not like the red arm, okay? I thought it was too big, too overt, too clumsy a gesture.”_ You and everybody else, Anthony. But that's J.J. for you.
I NEED HIM giving me directions on gps
Aaaeeehhhh I quite liked the red but I can see why some wouldn't. It made for some good C3PO comedy and the fact that Anthony himself was genuinely annoyed with it sold the joke rather excellently. Then again, I really like The Force Awakens and was in a good mood by that point, especially given Han's reaction. Haven't seen the rest of the sequel trilogy but I hope to at some point. No spoilers please!
That's VA-j.j.
@@clockworkkirlia7475 The Resistance would have to make sacrifices, just like the rebellion did.... in fact it's obligatory that they copied everything the Rebellion did, for lack of originality.
JJ loves to put a red ball in his movies.
I'll bet you that you wasn't allowed to put a red ball in that movie so he went for the next best thing.
why does Anthony sound like he would be a great story telller
He'd be the ideal story teller of the Star Wars saga as he's the only actor to appear in all 9 of the main saga. Man's a legend.
Because he sounds like he would be a great story teller.
The Ewok Tribe Agrees As well
@@zevenup "That guy's wise!" 🤣
@@AndrewChapman there are only 6 star wars movies
26:51 Kinda of amazing that George (and his amazing concept artists) had the look of Coruscant all figured out in the late 80s.
that fact about tracy the stunt woman who was both falling c3-po and swinging leia in one day is absolutely legendary
I could listen to Mr. Daniels talk forever...awesome interview! Thank you Wired. Thank you Anthony.
Yeah this went far beyond interview standards and more of a documentary and a very good one at that.
Why can’t all my professors sound like him
Because your professors have a job to do rather than being charming.
This guy is so lovely.
So calm and speaking with so much hapiness.
An example to follow
Listening to Anthony Daniels talk about the costume is so fascinating to hear. Anthony is the only 3PO we ever need
I can’t even imagine the feeling he had when the animatronic looked at him in the eyes, the character he had played for years
His reaction to the red arm makes me happy
It _was_ clunky and overt 😂. I think a rose-gold arm would’ve struck the perfect balance.
I had the pleasure of meeting him last November. Hes a wonderful and polite man.
@ButterdCrump3ts heh heh, his fate is inevitable
@ButterdCrump3ts I would rather hope that with C-3PO, he will live with us forever.
ButterdCrump3ts
Why even bring that up?! Fucktard
When I met him 20 years ago I noticed that he was very thin & small, I guess to make the suit that encased him seem more normal sized. Dare I say, human sized?
Without a doubt, one of the nicest celebrities I've ever met.
A few years back When the symphony did the entire Star Wars score, Anthony was the narrator/emcee and it was amazing to see him live. Its just fun to watch him enjoy things.
I envy you so much! That must have been amazing!
Oh my gosh! I remember going to see that when I was a kid! It was awesome.
I was there at 4 years old! 18 now and still a fan
Just finished his book "I am C3PO - The inside story" very interesting read, I highly recommend it.
@Lucas George I Am Big Bird but Star Wars
That book is what brought me to this video.
Anthony Daniels seems like he would be the best person to spend a day with. He’s so descriptive and I love the way that he describes 3PO as a separate entity, instead of himself
Thanks, Anthony for sharing your incredible behind the scenes of C-3PO. The difficulty and support you needed for you to bring CPO alive are extraordinary. Just wonderful.🥰
"you're built by anakin. he's a kid." i love his george lucas impression
I wasn't planning on watching the whole thing, but this dude is great to listen to.
Mr. Daniels might very well be the most wholesome person ever. What a joy to listen to him describe his beloved character.
It’s interesting that Daniels’ gesticulating emotion through the articulation limitations of the costume became a central part of the character’s seeming reticent attitude towards taking any rash actions. Some may have rejected such a stage limitation outright and given up. Yet this all contrasts with the character’s dialog of constant verbal siege on everyone else’s actions. This lent a complex and relatable wholeness to C3PO few robotic characters have achieved. The magic of theater, story telling, dreams and the human condition were wrapped up magnificently by Daniels.
and it makes sense, too. Would you bother giving a protocol droid amazing physical abilities? He just needs to show up and translate and be polite.
Fascinating that Anthony can recall all this information. You can tell he truly had passion for the character. Absolutely beautiful..... And it's weird that he looks like an exact human version of C-3PO.
He’s technically the star of the franchise
His character has been in every episode (minus Solo)
It’s basically the life story of C-3PO
And rouge one!! I think?
Daniels was in Solo also. During the slave revolt on Kessel he voices one of the droids that says, "Freedom"
Pre Disney 3PO was canonically telling the story to someone (I don’t remember who). Hence the “A long time ago in a galaxy far far away”
@@carlossap George Lucas said he thought R2D2 was narrating star wars not C-3P0 and that would make more sense because R2 never had his memory wiped C-3P0 did so he wouldn't remember
@@kennethkennethson4289 either way, Disney messed that up, too, by regulating them to background at best
This was a great watch, hosted wonderfully. Also, I genuinely felt that C3PO was one of the best parts of Rise Of Skywalker, he really stood out in it.
I love it when he says, "when he put my head on backwards" referring to the Chewbacca scene in empire strikes back, and that's how much he put in to c3po, he actually sees himself as the droid lol amazing.
I love his passion for his character and Star Wars. This video really made me appreciate C3PO even more than before.
The claustrophobia I would experience in that outfit would drive me crazy!!! He could not even break his fall if he tipped forward... that would make me very nervous to be inside of it let alone try to remember lines and act. Thanks for your sacrifice, it really made my childhood!
50 minutes? I could spend 500 minutes listening to Anthony Daniels talking, let alone about Star Wars!
Aymen NM i want him to do audio books.. scifi only.. like Dune... and MYST
This is actually wholesome, I freaking love this, can we have the background artist come next?
Anthony Daniels, what a sweet and grateful person he is.
Speak like master yoda, you do.
it's so good the hear that he is very grateful to all the people who helped him in his role as C-3PO
How extraordinary for someone to embody a character so much throughout so many years, and still have respect and love for that character.....It's simply beautiful...
I've heard it said that C-3P0 is basically the only character that has been in every "canon" film & almost every side project of Star Wars (except the Ewok spin-offs).
Ofcourse. C-3P0 IS the Chronicler of the whole adventure.
The suit was not in SOLO unfortunately
Minus the Solo movie.
@asaeampan R2D2 catalogs the story, but he needs C3PO to tell it.
3PO’s memory was wiped at the end of ROTS so he doesn’t have the entire saga memorized although R2 does... so yeah R2 is the chronicler
@@Blokewood3 that’s wholesome
he seems like THE most charming and kind man.
we must protect him.
20:20 George Lucas punching the air right now
wishing he could re-edit his re-edit of the re-edited film.
Or even the part somehow where he has 2 right arms on Chewies back
Ezra Bridger good one
I'm not even super into star wars but this is fascinating and listening to Anthony talk is so enjoyable
The genuine affection & love this man has for the character of C-3PO even dwarfs my love of the character. And that's saying a lot. C-3PO & R2D2 is pure movie magic.
Daniels has such a compelling voice, your just hanging on every word. He could talk about folding laundry and make it interesting.
he is a bit too pretentious though
Half_Finis Not even close. You can hear Threepio, but... his voice is gentler. It’s like something you’d hear in a sleep helper podcast, or in a BBC nature documentary.
Being British is a pathway to many abilities some consider to be charming.
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This is what you call a legend.
He was my favourite part of IX
And I totally agree with the fact that stunt doubles are undervalued, they definitely need an academy award.
Absolutely. Actors are regularly nominated for the transformations that the makeup department create, but people who risk their safety to make our jaws drop don't get anything.
Then again, the academy is a joke... so there's that.
@@DamienDrake There is merit to the whole "we don't want to incentivise danger" thing... That said, there's an entire supporting industry built on danger that seems to be rather shoved under the rug, which also isn't fair. It's safer for the Academy not to reward it, I suppose, but I wish they had rather more exposure.
Such a soothing voice.I feel so relaxed and calm.
He has a very captivating way of talking. Met him at Star Wars Celebration Europe back in 2016. Lovely guy.
I come back to this video often. I love his voice, it's amazing.
This was so chill and fun
I've never noticed how beautifully intricate C3PO's hands are
They are beautifully intricate, aren't they?
Anthony Daniels is single handedly the most dedicated actor in all of Star Wars
Imagine the joy he felt picking up the dagger on "The Rise of Skywalker", after 42 years of clumsy plastic C3P0 hands, he finally picked something up the proper way!
i loved watching this video. he really loves this character. like really he sounds so happy just talking about his role in star wars. i usually don't watch videos this long, but it's so pleasing to hear someone who is so happy to have played this role. i've always loved c3po, but this just makes me appreciate everything that went into creating this classic character. i've never thought about how it would be to film like that. sorry for the long comment i just appreciate the joy in his voice as he describes his filming experience with 3po.
Mr Daniels is a humble, genuine, and talented actor. This video came up on autoplay after I watched another Star Wars video and I enjoyed watching every single minute. This man is an absolute treasure.