Just such a genuine moment. David showing him the award up close off mic, its truly not a show of ego, HDS truly deserved every possible award, and his old friend Lynch handing it to him like that is so sweet
I love Harry! I once saw him perform at Jack's Sugar Shack in Hollywood and I'll never forget when I asked him to sing Cancion Mixteca as the last song and he did it!
Mr. Stanton wasn't at a lose of words this video is miss marked it should say greatest speech HDS ever have. i grew up seeing him in many films and have extremely deep respect for him! R.I.P. HDS!
I heard him say in an interview that Marlon Brando taught him Shakespeare but especially that particular quote. LUCKY was a brilliant way to finish such a career.
Sweet clip ! The warmth of friendship tween Harry and David Lynch is so heartwarming to behold ! I am so happy Mr Stanton's talent was recognized before his passing. Thank you so very much for uploading this gem ! You've MADE my day, my week & my weekend !! CHEERS !! :-)
You call that speechless? I'm glad Harry wasn't speechless because I always liked to hear what he had to say. What a class-act man and one of the truly great actors of all time.
@@Berniewahlbrinck he looked kind of frail there, but I found he passed from pneumonia 9/2017. Other than that, I can’t find anything about an illness. Perhaps just his age is why they thought they best do it then.
would had loved to spent some hours talking with Harry Dean, having some drinks, smoking some cigarettes and hearing some of is stories (and he sure had some stories, for sure) may you rest in peace, Harry Dean Stanton
Brett in "Alien" Harry Dean Stanton was like Don Rickles in the submarine movie "Run Silent Run Deep" we were all thinking whose that guy! Two greats who will never be forgotten... Right ....
It was most certainly a metaphor for life, but specifically, Shakespeare's life, begging leave of the Elizabethan audience for he felt he was nearing the end of his best years (Prospero continues on that theme in Act V). Whether The Bard starting feeling his age -- in his 50's of all things! -- or perhaps creative exhaustion, it remains to be seen why he telegraphed his "retirement" in this way. He only wrote a few more plays after The Tempest.
For me who knows nothing of Shakespeare I thought he was quoting the Bible at first but then I realized it must've been someone like Shakespeare anyway I thought it was a gorgeous musing on existence
Just such a genuine moment. David showing him the award up close off mic, its truly not a show of ego, HDS truly deserved every possible award, and his old friend Lynch handing it to him like that is so sweet
It's nice to know that Harry Dean Stanton lived a good life full of joy.
No his childhood dreams were nighmares but he's talented and tough.
@@AnnaLVajda Well. Anyway Harry was cool dude )
So glad Harry was honoured with a great documentary, another lead role and awards while alive he deserved it
Well said and well put ! I have a notion to second that emotion ! :-)
The great and fantastic, Harry Stanton! Salute.
I love Harry! I once saw him perform at Jack's Sugar Shack in Hollywood and I'll never forget when I asked him to sing Cancion Mixteca as the last song and he did it!
I’m sure it made him very happy that you asked him! 😊
I would not say that quoting Shakespeare is being "speechless." RIP Mr Stanton.
Mr. Stanton wasn't at a lose of words this video is miss marked it should say greatest speech HDS ever have. i grew up seeing him in many films and have extremely deep respect for him! R.I.P. HDS!
I heard him say in an interview that Marlon Brando taught him Shakespeare but especially that particular quote. LUCKY was a brilliant way to finish such a career.
I loved Harry because he represented every man in his acting. He looked like any ordinary guy. Glad he chose acting.
Tears...
Watch: Paris, Texas, with him and Natassia Kinski. That was the first time my heart broke over a movie. Semper Fi
Sweet clip ! The warmth of friendship tween Harry and David Lynch is so heartwarming to behold ! I am so happy Mr Stanton's talent was recognized before his passing. Thank you so very much for uploading this gem ! You've MADE my day, my week & my weekend !! CHEERS !! :-)
Well done, Harry! Word for word! ♥️🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼. Such a lovable man!
Love you so much, Harry.
“Breathe and smile” nothing more needs to be said.
He was always himself never never went Hollywood with hairstyle or plastic surgery, aged gracefully.
What a man he will always be!
I love Harry Dean.
RIP Harry Dean.
You call that speechless? I'm glad Harry wasn't speechless because I always liked to hear what he had to say. What a class-act man and one of the truly great actors of all time.
RIP Harry
Thank you for the love, HDS. R.I.P.
"Breath and smile"
RIP HARRY SO LONG MY FRIEND & THANKS 4 THE WONDERFUL MEMORIES 💖✌ X X X
Take a deep breath.
Breath in happiness and smile 🙂🦋
Knowing he was about to die makes this so beautiful and surreal.
Why was he about ready to die? Was he sick?
@@lastnamefirst4035 I think what he means is that we know now that he was to die soon afterwards
@@Berniewahlbrinck he looked kind of frail there, but I found he passed from pneumonia 9/2017. Other than that, I can’t find anything about an illness. Perhaps just his age is why they thought they best do it then.
When I see these pictures of this ancient one I keep thinking of Patti Smith in 20, 25 years
would had loved to spent some hours talking with Harry Dean, having some drinks, smoking some cigarettes and hearing some of is stories (and he sure had some stories, for sure) may you rest in peace, Harry Dean Stanton
Feels great
Goodnight sweet prince!
Awww...love that! 🙏🏼😊♥️
Brett in "Alien" Harry Dean Stanton was like Don Rickles in the submarine movie "Run Silent Run Deep" we were all thinking whose that guy! Two greats who will never be forgotten... Right ....
⭐️⭐️⭐️🎼
We'll miss you HDS
Time for a change old friend
Long live HDS! Long live David lynch.
:'-(
Harry Dean and David Lynch were great together in Lucky
Harry,s take
y3eah harry
"What the hell is this?"
❤
Clickbait, he is not one bit speechless.
FUCK YES!!!! LET'S GO GET A DRINK.....
Beautiful Atheist.Remember daily his superwise words : " I am nothing" . fookin' nothing
First and last annual :(
david bad haircut or strange ''rug'
I could be wrong, but I think it’s his own hair & that’s one of his tamer hairstyles! 😁
Should have received a standing ovation from the lazy assed audience. Just for his longevity alone....RIP Harry Stanton.
Great speech but I think he was taking The Tempest out of context. Shakespeare, or Prospero, was referring to the theater, not necessarily life.
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The guy's been an actor for, what, 60 years? Theater *was* his life. Well, that and music and cigarettes.
It was most certainly a metaphor for life, but specifically, Shakespeare's life, begging leave of the Elizabethan audience for he felt he was nearing the end of his best years (Prospero continues on that theme in Act V). Whether The Bard starting feeling his age -- in his 50's of all things! -- or perhaps creative exhaustion, it remains to be seen why he telegraphed his "retirement" in this way. He only wrote a few more plays after The Tempest.
For me who knows nothing of Shakespeare I thought he was quoting the Bible at first but then I realized it must've been someone like Shakespeare anyway I thought it was a gorgeous musing on existence
Life is but a stage.
Who in sodomy wrote those subtitles?
I can't wait to see Lucky, RIP good buddy.