In the movie, that one word "More!" always tears me up. Literally! For me that"s the time he became one with the real Oscar Schindler. I have viewed this movie countless times till I can recite the dialogue by heart.
alma6911 5/15/18: I never even heard of the movie ( not a movie goer ) til it came out on DVD and I do not even know WHAT exactly prompted me to buy it; but, I do know this, that when I put that movie in my DVD player and started watching it, I could go no further than the scene with the female architect major telling “Amon Ghett’ and the SS soldiers that the structure of a building was not erected properly and that the whole edifice had to be torn down and restarted and she was shot in the head ( she was looked on, by the guards, as being subordinate ). I IMMEDIATELY tore the DVD from the player and burst into tears and it was AFTER many, many years I finally came across the movie again ( where? ) and saw the whole thing. When I saw the complete movie that time , they had an added segment where several holocaust survivors were interviewed and it showed how Stephen Spielberg used there testimonies to make the film.
@@ohioThe only liberty taken was some of the dialogue, because that couldn't be known. You are by far exaggerating your point. Schindler's List is for the most part an accurate depiction of events. That is confirmed by people far more educated on the subject than yourself, including actually survivors. Sit down
@@ohio The book was not historical fiction. "Schindler's Ark" is a faithful depiction of historical events. The woman who was an architect was shot in the head by Amon Goeth and yet managed to say, "It will take more than that" after the bullet hit her and before dying. The other liberties were with dialogue as in many cases there has had to be some guesswork. However, in most situations the film depicts there were witnesses who recalled the topics discussed and by whom in very exact detail. The film does have to omit some details which are even more intriguing about Schindler such as his warning Jews about pogroms about to occur in the ghettos, and, critically, his secret alliance with Zionist groups and his travelling going to Budapest and Istanbul to speaking secretly to Jewish councils there to provide them with as much information about the labour and death camps as possible, and having Itzhak Stern - a Talmudic scholar who acted as his personal assistant and accountant - writing out a detailed explanation of exactly what was happening to the Jewish people under Nazi occupation. Schindler had everything to do with the list and if you don't believe myself or those who replied to you below, have a look at interviews with those who were saved by that list and Schindler. They're on TH-cam, in black and white, and you should see these. If you don't also bother to read the book, "Schindler's Ark", you'll have done nothing but perpetuate the same type of ridiculous lies those who deny the Shoah (Holocaust), like David Irving, have done and do.
It's the only film of all WW2 movies that feels and looks like a documentary. The grittiness, the texture of life back then, the comparison to documentary material from that period of history, mannerisms, sets, everything...
And last but not least, the fact that it's in black and white. Spielberg has often said that he had to do it in black and white, because that's the only way he knew that era of history.
Love when he's doing interviews or just being himself he always uses his native Northern Irish accent. When he does any of his accents in movies he's so skilled you'd never know he was faking it
All movies have some who critique them for whatever reason...Even great movies...This movie is by far the best movie i have ever watched...The 3 hours felt not long enough...The acting performances all around were absolutely incredible...The main characters performances were on another level....This was a GREAT GREAT movie...
The film was an incredible inspiration for me to make an impact in a positive and powerful way toward the lives of other people. I think I have done that and will continue to do so.
Yes, this movie is powerful & moving!! Liam Neeson & the whole cast & crew deserved Oscar's. There's no way anyone can watch this movie & not be moved!!♥️
Ithzak Stern was much more than an accountant. I believe that he deserves much more recognition, really. As well Mr. Schindler's wife played a relevant role. It does not look to me as if it was one man alone.
Very true! To quote the movie: "Some of you have come up to me and thanked me. Thank yourselves. Thank your fearless Stern, and others among you, who, worrying about you, have faced death every moment. Thank YOU."
This is amazing, I mean.. he seems so reserved. Shy, even. Reminds me of Joaquin Phoenix a bit. I always find interesting how an actor can be so amazing on stage, and the polar opposite in real life. If life always taught me something is to have silent expectation on the "quiet" type of guy... You don't know when they are going to amaze you. =)
I wish there was more out there about the technical aspects of making this film. While there are some gorgeous books (Searching for Schindler, Witness) about the film I wish there was more production footage and cast interviews about the experience of making this remarkable film. Many argue against Schindler's List as a film, sentimental, inaccurate etc but as a vehicle to get people to think about racism and history it still has an impact 23 years later.
I agree. I've often wondered why none of the DVDs or Blu-Rays contain documentaries about the making of the film itself. I wonder if Spielberg prefers it that way. I imagine he's uncomfortable with the idea of telling too much details about the making of a film that was about such a horrific period in history. I know that the shoot was grueling for him personally. Perhaps he prefers that the film speak for itself. But I agree that I would still love to know more about the making of the film someday. Maybe the timing is wrong right now.
adamzanzie 5/15/18: The DVD did have an small added segment on the making of Schindler’s list and on the interviews of SOME of the holocaust survivors. There are some here on UTUBE. Type in Schndler’s List survivors interview. I would have love to hear holocaust survivor Ida Turner’s testimony.
The DVD which I own contains only special features about the Shoah Foundation and the real Oskar Schindler. Nothing else. To find out more about how the film itself was made, look up my video essay "An Oral History of SCHINDLER'S LIST (1993)" here on TH-cam.
only 2 movies have ever made me tear up. only 2. Grave of the Fireflies and Schindler's list. both great movies based on the innocent people both caught up in and targetted by the warring powers of WW2
Schindler's close relationship to Nazis played a vital role in what he did. Without the parties, bribes and ass-kissing, he wouldn't have saved anyone.
Will always remain one of my most fav movies of all time. Now that my children are all adults, I’ve asked them to watch it for my birthday. That’s all I want. I want them to know a glimpse into how terrible it was for the Jewish people during that war. To learn from it, as they move forward in their lives. This movie is a great example of horror, evil of man, but also courage, strength, and selflessness to do what is right even in terrible times.
i was in a class my senior year of high school with one of the beat teachers that ive had she played this film towards the end of the year when we had matured more in a class were it was centered on the holocaust and genocides around the world she then asked us what have we learned from this film and i did a report on what i took out of the film which was how minimal the action seems it holds value in this case good because even thoug he wished he couldve saved one or two more people the 1100 he did save were or are gratefull for what he did even though he was part of the nazi party he saw the good in people and he saw each one not as property but for what they were, people.
He has become a part of history , 100 years from now people will watch this movie and thay will talk about Liam , Ralph , Kingsley . They were very good in this movie. I am from india and this movie inspired me to make a movie on BENGAL FAMINE of 1940 a man made famine created by British and Churchill to feed British forces of Second World War . Because of no food 4 million Indian bengalese died and Churchill knew about it and all he had to say “ why Gandhi hasn’t died yet “ . Churchill and British killed more Indians than hitler killed Jews . Churchill was hitler for Indians and one day I will make movie about this . One day , it will happen and people aoutside Asia will know what colonial forces did to native people .
Remember the girl in the red coat. She is an actual person.She wrote a book called the girl in the red coat. She said Spielberg did not want to speak to her
There are 2 different claims about who the girl in red was. One is the one you mentioned, Roma Ligocka, who survived the war and wrote a book about it after the movie was released. The second one, Gittel Chil, died in the ghetto at 4 years old. Given how the story is shown, it is more likely that the girl in red coat portrayed in the movie was Gittel Chil.
He placed the rose on Schindler's grave at the end of the movie. He lost best actor to Tom Hanks and Ralph Fiennes lost supporting actor to Tommy Lee Jones. Terrible miscarriage of Justice.
certo un bel,attore ma non capisco cosa di e ed e anche bello posso dire sol cuesto che e un bellattore orrei vedere isuoi film con lui credo che saranno tutti belliedi una presenzamolto affascinante beato chi lo conosce verMente eccezionale ritatesttaverde piacere di averlo conosciuto. cia
I know that catch phrase that you've been trined into repeating too.The whole idea of debate is to bring forth credible evidence to refute my statements,not calling me names.That just makes it look like you really have no argument.
Such nonsense questions from the interviewer. They missed a great opportunity to have a powerful interview video. Technical problem also: Interviewer voice much louder .
Because it's about how a list of 1100 concentration camp prisoners doomed and heading for Auschwitz that Oskar Schindler spent most of his fortune literally buying their lives from Nazis with bribes to send them to his own personal concentration camp where he could protect them until the end of the war, which he did. It's a good movie, based on a true story.
I think he cares a lot. If he didn't, he wouldn't have taken this role. Liam didnt need the money even back then. Just my opinion & I respect your opinion. Blessings!@💝
Who else finds this man's voice soothing?
Reminds me of the seen in Ted where Ted says he wants to take Morgan Freeman's voice and turn it into a pillow.
Michal K scene*
His Audiobooks😍😌😌 love looooove Liam one of many favourites 💯 love his movies soooo much 👌
Taken was a good movie , and Schindler's list favourites
He’s talking too slow… Sounds like he’s very uncomfortable or hung over
Spielberg's greatest film hands down!!!...One of the most powerful films ever made!!
Brilliant at the same time what also seemed effortless.
watch come and see , the most striking ww2 movie
@@vaibhav4634 good but overrated
@@wballer479 well i found it the most haunting ww2 movie i watched
@@vaibhav4634 good? Absolutely. The best film? Debatable. Historically accurate? Not by a long shot.
Man look how young he looked and he was in his 40's
Terence Robinson Funny, you can still look young in your 40's.
I'd honestly say he got better with age.
He looks good in glasses. I never realized he wore glasses.
"This pin, two more people, one more person, a person"
Didn't realize he was so soft-spoken.
In the movie, that one word "More!" always tears me up. Literally! For me that"s the time he became one with the real Oscar Schindler. I have viewed this movie countless times till I can recite the dialogue by heart.
alma6911 today, I was in tears because of this scene... Emotional. Wonderful. Authentic!
alma6911 5/15/18: I never even heard of the movie ( not a movie goer ) til it came out on DVD and I do not even know WHAT exactly prompted me to buy it; but, I do know this, that when I put that movie in my DVD player and started watching it, I could go no further than the scene with the female architect major telling “Amon Ghett’ and the SS soldiers that the structure of a building was not erected properly and that the whole edifice had to be torn down and restarted and she was shot in the head ( she was looked on, by the guards, as being subordinate ). I IMMEDIATELY tore the DVD from the player and burst into tears and it was AFTER many, many years I finally came across the movie again ( where? ) and saw the whole thing. When I saw the complete movie that time , they had an added segment where several holocaust survivors were interviewed and it showed how Stephen Spielberg used there testimonies to make the film.
More!
@@ohioThe only liberty taken was some of the dialogue, because that couldn't be known. You are by far exaggerating your point. Schindler's List is for the most part an accurate depiction of events. That is confirmed by people far more educated on the subject than yourself, including actually survivors. Sit down
@@ohio The book was not historical fiction. "Schindler's Ark" is a faithful depiction of historical events. The woman who was an architect was shot in the head by Amon Goeth and yet managed to say, "It will take more than that" after the bullet hit her and before dying. The other liberties were with dialogue as in many cases there has had to be some guesswork. However, in most situations the film depicts there were witnesses who recalled the topics discussed and by whom in very exact detail. The film does have to omit some details which are even more intriguing about Schindler such as his warning Jews about pogroms about to occur in the ghettos, and, critically, his secret alliance with Zionist groups and his travelling going to Budapest and Istanbul to speaking secretly to Jewish councils there to provide them with as much information about the labour and death camps as possible, and having Itzhak Stern - a Talmudic scholar who acted as his personal assistant and accountant - writing out a detailed explanation of exactly what was happening to the Jewish people under Nazi occupation. Schindler had everything to do with the list and if you don't believe myself or those who replied to you below, have a look at interviews with those who were saved by that list and Schindler. They're on TH-cam, in black and white, and you should see these. If you don't also bother to read the book, "Schindler's Ark", you'll have done nothing but perpetuate the same type of ridiculous lies those who deny the Shoah (Holocaust), like David Irving, have done and do.
He has a deep voice, yet a sharp note.....love his voice
Hats off to director Spielberg.. Sir Liam, Sir Ben Kinsley, and Sir Ralph Fienesse. And the whole fantastic casts too. This movie was a masterpiece!
I love his voice, deep, sharp, smooth and relaxing 😍
Sexy!
It's the only film of all WW2 movies that feels and looks like a documentary. The grittiness, the texture of life back then, the comparison to documentary material from that period of history, mannerisms, sets, everything...
And last but not least, the fact that it's in black and white. Spielberg has often said that he had to do it in black and white, because that's the only way he knew that era of history.
Did you watch The Grey Zone? Highly recommended
Liam Neeson was (still in!) gorgeous!
As a straight man, I have to agree. He's a good looking guy. I understand why women find him attractive ... especially in his "youth."
[His voice is so smooth and soft. o-o I love it~
Love when he's doing interviews or just being himself he always uses his native Northern Irish accent. When he does any of his accents in movies he's so skilled you'd never know he was faking it
All movies have some who critique them for whatever reason...Even great movies...This movie is by far the best movie i have ever watched...The 3 hours felt not long enough...The acting performances all around were absolutely incredible...The main characters performances were on another level....This was a GREAT GREAT movie...
Liam was perfect actor for Schindler's list
Just watched it and it is the performance of Nesson's life and it was spectacular!
The film was an incredible inspiration for me to make an impact in a positive and powerful way toward the lives of other people. I think I have done that and will continue to do so.
i watch this movie about twice a year and i always fall in the same pattern anger, sadness and tears, and happiness and that will never change.
Brilliant film and brilliant actor to play Schindler
Can we just take second....like young Liam neeson is surreal
I was always a science fiction fan, no film ever moved me to tears and made me realize people can be good
Wow he changed so much in 10 years
Mr. Provocative films do you really think this was shot in 2004 lol this was shot in 1994 lol
Is that a fact
No, I am comparing it to today
Mr. Provocative films Then you should've said: "Wow he changed so much in 20 years"*
+Mr. Provocative films He looks way better now!
Do you know his beloved wife actress Natasha Richardson has died from ski accident? Must be tough for him.
Yes, this movie is powerful & moving!! Liam Neeson & the whole cast & crew deserved Oscar's. There's no way anyone can watch this movie & not be moved!!♥️
So handsome!
beautiful interview! Astonishing actor!
Elegance is synonymous with Mr. Liam Neeson.
0:42 i though that was outside my house this 🚨 siren HAHAHAH I stopped the video twice🤣🤣
My favorite with Liam as it was a stellar performance .
I want Liam Neeson to narrate my life.
I'm after watching 25 years this movie.. Wow
He did a Great job on it
Omg.. love the brogue. Almost forgot he's Irish.
It's amazing how he's able to hide the accent in many of his movies.
he was amazing in shindlers
Ithzak Stern was much more than an accountant. I believe that he deserves much more recognition, really. As well Mr. Schindler's wife played a relevant role. It does not look to me as if it was one man alone.
Very true! To quote the movie: "Some of you have come up to me and thanked me. Thank yourselves. Thank your fearless Stern, and others among you, who, worrying about you, have faced death every moment. Thank YOU."
Liam, you are a great brother!
Thank you forever for schindler's list, Mr. Neesan.
Neeson was perfect to play Schindler
Good interview.
The interviewer comes off really bad in this.. almost aggressive and arrogant.
We're talking about a former US president relegated to journalism for a local paper. I'd cut him some slack.
jimmy carter the 39th kinda wierd how its not in the title.
That's wasn't my impression, I thought he was an adult.
This isn't the ex-President, people.
Mr. Neeson should have won best actor for his role
Great actor.
His voice is so soothing... he needs like and ASMR channel or like talk show
This is amazing, I mean.. he seems so reserved. Shy, even. Reminds me of Joaquin Phoenix a bit. I always find interesting how an actor can be so amazing on stage, and the polar opposite in real life. If life always taught me something is to have silent expectation on the "quiet" type of guy... You don't know when they are going to amaze you. =)
Love your movies sir, from your fan in Thailand.
Well I can't question the fact that Spielberg was a masterful storyteller in Schindler's List.
I wish there was more out there about the technical aspects of making this film. While there are some gorgeous books (Searching for Schindler, Witness) about the film I wish there was more production footage and cast interviews about the experience of making this remarkable film. Many argue against Schindler's List as a film, sentimental, inaccurate etc but as a vehicle to get people to think about racism and history it still has an impact 23 years later.
I agree. I've often wondered why none of the DVDs or Blu-Rays contain documentaries about the making of the film itself. I wonder if Spielberg prefers it that way. I imagine he's uncomfortable with the idea of telling too much details about the making of a film that was about such a horrific period in history. I know that the shoot was grueling for him personally. Perhaps he prefers that the film speak for itself. But I agree that I would still love to know more about the making of the film someday. Maybe the timing is wrong right now.
adamzanzie 5/15/18: The DVD did have an small added segment on the making of Schindler’s list and on the interviews of SOME of the holocaust survivors. There are some here on UTUBE. Type in Schndler’s List survivors interview. I would have love to hear holocaust survivor Ida Turner’s testimony.
The DVD which I own contains only special features about the Shoah Foundation and the real Oskar Schindler. Nothing else. To find out more about how the film itself was made, look up my video essay "An Oral History of SCHINDLER'S LIST (1993)" here on TH-cam.
only 2 movies have ever made me tear up. only 2.
Grave of the Fireflies and Schindler's list.
both great movies based on the innocent people both caught up in and targetted by the warring powers of WW2
Rainman Slim.,,,you must see the green mile and Audrey rose and the killer starring chow yum fat. Try these three movies!
Guessing you watched seen boy in striped pyjamas
Watch ' the pianist' u might cry again
God he’s so hot
Because this film was shot in black and white, made it all the more hard to watch.
wow I have those exact glasses
Liam Neeson’s best film by miles.
curious statement, that his vices as well as his virtues saved lives. i wonder how
Schindler's close relationship to Nazis played a vital role in what he did. Without the parties, bribes and ass-kissing, he wouldn't have saved anyone.
Lovely man 😍
Clever man!
dude, this is cool
Will always remain one of my most fav movies of all time. Now that my children are all adults, I’ve asked them to watch it for my birthday. That’s all I want. I want them to know a glimpse into how terrible it was for the Jewish people during that war. To learn from it, as they move forward in their lives. This movie is a great example of horror, evil of man, but also courage, strength, and selflessness to do what is right even in terrible times.
Liam Neeson, save the day
Neeson comes the tried’n’true way
i was in a class my senior year of high school with one of the beat teachers that ive had she played this film towards the end of the year when we had matured more in a class were it was centered on the holocaust and genocides around the world she then asked us what have we learned from this film and i did a report on what i took out of the film which was how minimal the action seems it holds value in this case good because even thoug he wished he couldve saved one or two more people the 1100 he did save were or are gratefull for what he did even though he was part of the nazi party he saw the good in people and he saw each one not as property but for what they were, people.
Liam nesson voice is the same level with Gordon Freeman
He has become a part of history , 100 years from now people will watch this movie and thay will talk about Liam , Ralph , Kingsley . They were very good in this movie. I am from india and this movie inspired me to make a movie on BENGAL FAMINE of 1940 a man made famine created by British and Churchill to feed British forces of Second World War . Because of no food 4 million Indian bengalese died and Churchill knew about it and all he had to say “ why Gandhi hasn’t died yet “ . Churchill and British killed more Indians than hitler killed Jews . Churchill was hitler for Indians and one day I will make movie about this . One day , it will happen and people aoutside Asia will know what colonial forces did to native people .
He clearly detests interviews! Lol. I would too.
He has a particular set of skills....lol
Remember the girl in the red coat. She is an actual person.She wrote a book called the girl in the red coat. She said Spielberg did not want to speak to her
There are 2 different claims about who the girl in red was. One is the one you mentioned, Roma Ligocka, who survived the war and wrote a book about it after the movie was released. The second one, Gittel Chil, died in the ghetto at 4 years old.
Given how the story is shown, it is more likely that the girl in red coat portrayed in the movie was Gittel Chil.
He placed the rose on Schindler's grave at the end of the movie. He lost best actor to Tom Hanks and Ralph Fiennes lost supporting actor to Tommy Lee Jones. Terrible miscarriage of Justice.
what an overbearing interviewer!
ONE TWO loud Yank🇦🇺
Great movie but could never watch it again just the ending of the movie I could watch on here
Here I was hoping he was interviewed by Jimmy Carter the president, lol
liam neeson!! hanwsone!!
ASLAN....
Schindler's list Oscars
Liam 'harry potter" neeson
He looks more fresh in colour media
👍👍👍
When I saw this at 35...I cried like a white girl at a Justin b concert....it was so powerful. I just never knew that voldemort was a nazi!!
certo un bel,attore ma non capisco cosa di e ed e anche bello posso dire sol cuesto che e un bellattore orrei vedere isuoi film con lui credo che saranno tutti belliedi una presenzamolto affascinante beato chi lo conosce verMente eccezionale ritatesttaverde piacere di averlo conosciuto. cia
His voice is too heavy
I hear a slight Gealic accent.
It is a Northern Irish accent. Liam Neeson is from Northern Ireland. Do people not know this?
I know that catch phrase that you've been trined into repeating too.The whole idea of debate is to bring forth credible evidence to refute my statements,not calling me names.That just makes it look like you really have no argument.
........--------******* BRILLIANT MOVIE ********----------.........
Such nonsense questions from the interviewer. They missed a great opportunity to have a powerful interview video.
Technical problem also: Interviewer voice much louder .
Whoever was the soundman for this interview sucked... interviewer is way too loud and Liam is almost a whisper at times...
Brrrockkkh llesnarr
Random comment lol
'I know who you are... I will find Jew.... and I will resettle them in my factory'.
I'll get my coat.
BORING, VERY BAD CUESTIONS
This interviewer is awful.
why would u produce a movie named schindler list.
It's the list Oskar Schindler made with the names of Jewish people to "work" at his factory, ultimately saving their lives.
+david flanigan to make you ask a stupid question.
Because it's about how a list of 1100 concentration camp prisoners doomed and heading for Auschwitz that Oskar Schindler spent most of his fortune literally buying their lives from Nazis with bribes to send them to his own personal concentration camp where he could protect them until the end of the war, which he did. It's a good movie, based on a true story.
Why would anyone other than an idiot ask such a banal question?
He probably doesn't care and is just working for a paycheck, lol. 😂
I think he cares a lot. If he didn't, he wouldn't have taken this role. Liam didnt need the money even back then. Just my opinion & I respect your opinion. Blessings!@💝
I wonder if he as a indidvidual believes the motto of the man he played's party? GOTT MIN UNS