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- As WWII looms, a wealthy widow (Carey Mulligan) hires an amateur archaeologist (Ralph Fiennes) to excavate the burial mounds on her estate. When they make a historic discovery, the echoes of Britain's past resonate in the face of its uncertain future.
THE DIG stars Carey Mulligan, Ralph Fiennes, Lily James, Johnny Flynn, Ben Chaplin, and Ken Scott.
In Select Theaters January 15 and on Netflix January 29.
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I’m so beyond emotional to see my home, portrayed in such a way. I’ve grown up in Suffolk and I went to Sutton Hoo every single year with my Mother and my Brother. It is a place of pure beauty and my Mother’s favourite place on earth. I cannot believe that my home is going to be on a Netflix film, and with such renowned actors too. I CANNOT WAIT
exactly! watched this a few times, funny to think I'm just a short cycle away from it. This place has so many stories
Well, that's wonderful 🙂🙏🏼
thats so beautiful, I am so envious!
Ralph Fiennes...truly a treasure to cinema. Great actor!
I applied to advert for an actors assistant who had to have a thick suffolk accent, having done a few extra parts and owning a very suffolk accent I applied. I just assumed it would be some kind of self funded Z list movie. So you can imagine my surprise when I turn up, eventually the producer comes to meet me, we walk and talk and she says, so do you know who the actor is, I said no, she smiled and said...Ralph Fiennes.....🤪🥴🥺😮😯... I've never felt so nervous and excited in my whole life. I got to meet a hero and read lines for him which he recorded. What an amazing experience, he was very kind, warm and welcoming and showed a genuine interest in talking to me, even though he was there to do research for his job, what a amazing experience and true great and a gentleman.
That's a really nice anecdote, thanks for sharing it. And great to hear that Ralph Fiennes came across as a kind gentleman when you met him. I've been a fan of his acting work for many years now.
Having lived in Aldeburgh for years, that Suffolk accent really jumps out. I miss it. PS - isn't Ralph Fiennes from Ipswich?
He was born in Ipswich yes 😎
Incredible!
What a wonderful experience! Thanks for sharing. I am looking forward to seeing this film. I have seen the Sutton Hoo collection and found it amazing.
Carey Mulligan, Lily James and Ralph Fiennes in one movie 🤯
Period drama intensifies
is that Harry Potter’s mom and dad?
This movie could have been waaaay more british if Jim Broadbent was in it.
@@checkma8s Yes, and their murderer too
Exactly!!!!
whenever I see Ralph Fiennes, I click. Man, he is a treasure! Netflix, nourish this great actor!
I loved him in The Grand Budapest Hotel. I love all the movies I've seen him in.
@@bicyclist2 same here buddy but following him before that. After Grand budapest hotel, become his fan.
@@bicyclist2 I came to make this same comment. What an exceptional movie and performance
AGREED!
He is the man! ;)
Oh a film about an archeologist that doesn't involve rising mummies, lost arks, and dinosaur cloning... I dig it!
Just wait until those viking mummies rise in the sequel
Pun intended.
Yeah..just cost a shovel
Ralph Fiennes would have made a great villain for Indian Jones though. Just sayin'.
The archaeologist does not dig dinosaurs.
That scene at the end with Robert and his Mum, telling his space story had me choppin onions.
WTF??? WHAT????
Same.
yes, I cried so hard too...
Aww whoever you are out there nice to know people still have hearts ♥️
Everyone is talking about the other high profile actors but damn the kid that played Robert really did an outstanding job. HIs little monologue about not being able to do anything about his mother dying was powerful
OMG, YES! I cried so hard...
@@adelab.1511 What he did for his Mom in the end had we in tears.
yes he is fantastic so cute .
yea thanks for the spoiler
ok please shut up
I watched this last night and found it to be a true masterpiece. Not just a movie but a work of art that I really just stumbled upon.
I agree. It is one of the best films I have ever seen.
As a proud Suffolker, I have to congratulate Ralph on a fantastic Suffolk accent...they usually make us sound like West Country Pirates...so refreshing to hear the authentic Suffolk accent I have worked so hard to keep and am so proud of on film...
Yep, I second that, thought it was going to be the usual, but no it's pretty on it.
He's an Ipswich boi!
@@user-bh4rx8mf8g He don't sound like a Chantry or Stoke lad so I'd waiger somewhere up Kesgrave way
fair to say you don't pick up a Provincial accent at Private School... that's why he drafted in local Suffolk Dialect expert Charlie Haylock as his vocal coach...
Yes he pretty much nailed the accent. I’m a Norfolk boy born and bred and the Norfolk/Suffolk accent is seemingly difficult to imitate. As Lee Nunn said, most people who try sound like they’re from the West Country.
The most seamless and perfect acting I have ever seen. As if they have been these characters in real life themselves.
I saw the Sutton Hoo treasures last year at the British Museum and was freaking CAPTIVATED. It's an incredible story just reading the plaques on the exhibit, so I'm stoked for this one. Ralph is a legend. Everyone should look up the background on this story, it's mindblowing how important the find is.
Well, you should go to Sutton Hoo in Woodbridge. As someone who has grown up in Suffolk, the grounds are absolutely captivating. That place raised me and is completely the favourite stomping ground of my brother and I
Based on the famous Sutton Hoo dig and the discovery, along with the ship, of the Anglo-Saxon helmet. It was buried around 625 and is widely believed to have belonged to King Rædwald of East Anglia.
Yes
I'm lucky enough to live across the river from this
Hope this sticks to the truth. Brown was basically pushed aside once the significance of the site was realised; and he was basically airbrushed out of the story til recently.
beste answer ☺☺
We don't have history like this in the United States. You're so lucky!
How has this man never won an academy award!!
I honestly don't know. Ralph is so overdue for one.
Hollywood awards haven’t been about talent in a long time. Certainly aren’t going to be now.
Hopfully he will when one this year since he is up for one
I wish a day would come soon where it says "Academy Award Winner - Ralph Fiennes" Of course the award doesn't define how good of an actor he is, but still..
New rules make that less than likely.
He's a level above the Academy Awards at this point.
Looks like a complete winner-Ralph Fiennes, Archeology, The Vikings, England during WW2. I'm hooked already with just the preview.
Not the Vikings. Sutton Hoo is the burial mound site of an ancient Anglo-Saxon King.
They’re not Vikings! Why does everyone confuse Anglo-Saxon with vikings...
YES! What's not to like!
Having grown up near here and visited the site many times as a child, I love that this gem has been turned into a film in such an excellent way. Sutton Hoo is incredible and when the world is back to a semblance of normalcy I expect many people will want to see it for themselves thanks to this
Wasn't sure what to expect, but this was excellent. Really good acting, no stupid special effects. An inspiring story. Watched it twice. Got me teary eyed twice.
So true
The relationships that evolved from employer/employee to friendships is the best of the movie for me.
I love the excited look on that boy's face: "You've come to dig up the mounds!"
I must say the young boy Archie Barnes who played the widows son Robert has one hell of an acting career ahead of him. He did a phenomenal job for such young man. The movie was pretty good too.
Ah, Carey Mulligan, one of the most underrated actresses of her generation. I'm here for any of her movies.
You're confusing being famous with acting ability. Carey Mulligan is definitely NOT underrated by critics, fans, her fellow actors, or directors.
@@buttercupstruelove340 I like her a great deal. Felt though, she was a little miscast in "Far from the Madding Crowd" I am biased as I loved the original with Julie Christie as Bethsheba.. Maybe it’s a generation thing. Mulligan is excellent in 'An Education’.
Good actress but she was too young for this role. Carey is only 35 but edith was 56. Casting an actor that is too young or too old for a role especially if they look it sticks out like a sore thumb
@@sexydudeuk2172 In essence I do agree with you.But, as she grew more ill during the action she looked old for her age. Also she played it very authentically and I forgot that she was so much younger than the real Edith. Who would you. have chosen - any suggestions. Has to be an English actress between say 45-60
Typical misuse of the word underrated. Learn what it means.
I watched this film and fell in love with the whole thing. It was beautiful, perfect, beyond emotional and all with impeccable acting and although I've never heard of Carey Mulligan I was truly moved by her outstanding performance. I did some investigating on the true story and knew by research that Edith Pretty was older in real life but never ever questioned that fact with the casting as the whole production carried the story up to the heavens. So earlier today I was astounded to find a posse of critics who are miffed a younger lady was cast as Edith ? Beggars Belief IMHO, ALL the cast were just PERFECT, natural, impeccable and I wouldn't change a thing. And I sobbed so much near the end with Mum and Son laying in the boat gazing up at the stars ... I've never heard such emotional words spoken in such an angelic heartfelt manner in movies or real life. Thank You to ALL the Cast and to Netflix. One always takes such a long time to come back down to Earth after a superb movie.
They writers did a terrible and misogynistic job. They portrayed Peggy Piggott as inexperienced and only hired because her light weight would not disturb the delicate site. By 1939, Piggott was an experienced archaeologist in her own right, and had studied archaeology at the University of Cambridge and the University of London. Rory Lomax was fictional who the writers presented as Peggy's paramour, when in reality he was PURE FICTION and the real photographers were women.
@@olivia5419 So Rory was never real? That's so sadd
@@olivia5419 Many men preprepared for the upcoming war. Studied, is not the same as being on the field, so no, that is not an, "experienced archaeologist."
Totally agree with you. Brilliant, emotional.
I love films like this they remind us that even as the war in Europe threatened to engulf us people had lives and stories. The greatest generation that lived, loved and showed us not all heroes ware capes.
Detectorists: The early years.
Johnny Flynn being in this officially turn this into a fan theory lol
I'd watch anything with Carey Mulligan in it. Loved every one of her performances since I first saw her in "An Education".
FINALLY! A film on archaeolgy.
Clearly you never heard of the Indiana Jones Franchise
Or Stargate 😜
Lara Croft, Jumanji, June Moon's storyline in suicide squad heehee
The exorcist, the mummy
@@FunnyLittleFrog I think they mean proper archeology.
Sutton Hoo, probably the most impressive find of the last century. Everyone who comes to London should check out the finds in the British Museum. You will be blown away!
I did, and I was!
Or visit Sutton Hoo, Suffolk, it well worth the journey.....
@@roberttreborable I'll do that on my next trip to the UK. Are there tours, lectures, and etc.?
Now I'm kicking myself even more. I was literally stationed about 2 miles away from the site for four years and did I ever go see it? Nope. What a dummy.
@@marthas8108 Yes Volunteers do tours round the mounds and will tell your the history of the area, you will not be disappointed. There's a modern building built in the style of a Saxon Great Hall with so many artifacts including a replica of the Helmet. You can also look round Mrs Pretty's house a cafe and gift shop. Spend the whole day there YOU won't be disappointed....
Carey Mulligan, Ralph Fiennes and Johnny Flynn, what a great cast.
except casting Carey. Great actresss but too young for the role
Mr Brown is an archeologist , Mr Brown is Ralph Fiennes & he’s a master of the craft. A brilliant actor who can play any role. 🎥💪🏼💪🏼👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🌿
Didn't he play the aviator in that film about a farm in Africa run by a lady (Kristine Streep-Thomas?) who ends up running a hotel in Budapest? Or is he the other one?
Carey Mulligan is one of my favorite actors; she's so timeless.
class grace and excellence so is ralph
"actresses".
She was great in the flim far from the madding crowd as were the rest of the cast really great adaptation of the book
I loved her in Never Let Me Go
Fan of Ralph Fiennes since the English Patient film.
Fan of his since Prince of Egypt. This guy is incredible!
Corialanus!
Me,too 😄 Since then i've seen all his movies.Never been dissapointed 🥰
He was an incurable bastard in _Schindler's List,_ but let's be honest, we were all spellbound by his performance as Amon Göth, the concentration camp commandant.
The English Patient beautiful acting, and amazing cinematography
What a stellar cast! Carry Mulligan is an underrated actor, I feel. She is brilliant and so effortless in her performances. And Ralph doesn't need any explanation, simply terrific. Lily James is another beautiful actor.
Looking forward to it.
I hope it's as good as it looks. We need movies like this. People today don't care about the past, historians and archeologists get very little respect because their fields don't create new business, new gadgets, start-ups etc. People need reminding that where we came from, knowing ourselves, matters.
Probably the most romantic and touching movie of the year.
I watched this today. Gave my brain a nice massage.
The character development and their emotions on this film is flawless.. so much unsaid and don't need to be said frankly..
What a masterpiece in this era of Netflix crap. Best acting in a long time - Very, very impressed with Ralph Fiennes and Carey Mulligan, but also a great performance from Archie Barnes. Thank you!
Okay, this one goes on the ¨letsprocrastinateevenmore¨ watchlist.
well said
It's amazing. You may not want to wait...
Lol
Thanks for your comment about thus going ya list. I jus came across this .looks like a movie to take a look at an watch
You have to watch this
Ralph Fiennes' art really grows on you.
"...From the first human handprint on a cave wall we are part of something continuous..." this a lovely film. It's a wonderful experience to watch it
Ralph Fiennes is just an outstanding actor...Legend! He played Amon Göth, Voldemort and M so well. Would it be cool if the 3 legends Ralph Fiennes, Denzel Washington and Bruce Willis could make a film together.
Ralph Fiennes and Carey Mulligan? Yes, please.
Carey Mulligan was too young for the role
,,Elegiac, poetic, longing film, tinged in sadness. I liked all of those elements coming together in an unexpected field like archeology"
An emotion provoking look at mortality from every possible inner and outer direction, even the ending and re-birth of the hope for love in a marriage.
Finally the Detectorists prequel we've all been waiting for
How has Ralph Fiennes not won an academy award?
See him in Red Dragon. The remake of Manhunter. He is Frances Dolahyde aka the Tooth Fairy and he plays the most hideous psychopath. Anthony Hopkins as Hannibal Lector and Ed Norton as Will Graham. In this , he shows just how creepy he can be. Don’t forget he is also the new ‘M’ in the James Bond franchise and as Mallory he is perfectly cast.
Im confident that he will win one this year since he's a nominee
Mr. Fiennes is one of my all time favorite actors.
Looking forward to this film. I was stationed at an airbase a few miles from the site (Sutton Hoo) while in the US Air Force in the late sixties. I returned for a visit in 2017 and I visited the site again. There is a wonderful museum there and you are able to walk around the burial mounds. Well worth the visit if you go to East Suffolk.
Thank you for your service. It must have been an awesome experience. I've never heard of this discovery till I watched the film, but I can honestly say if I visited England I would love to visit the museum
Thank you for your service Glenn, you're welcome back to England anytime and a good pint awaits.
@@matilda6851 When you visit England, Matilda, enjoy the rich history and spend some time in beautiful English villages and the green and pleasant countryside.
Thank you I look forward to another visit as soon as the virus is not a issue. I see a pint(s) of Adnams in my future!
Carey Mulligan is the best actor working today. No doubt!
Anything with Ralph is a must watch!!!!
How sad that my dear fried Bill Pretty did not live to see this film about his Aunt. He was a lovely, lovely man and we all miss him terribly.
was he fried in peanut oil?
@@crucialreedy typo- friend -but thanks for pointing it out .
@@peterbrunsden380, you can edit that yourself. Three dots, lower right corner in my iPhone app, you’ll find it in other versions, too.
Again a subtle elegant movie with natural acting as if they are real
Being passionate about history and archaeology, this movie was a delight. Had no idea about this treasure. Thank you, Netflix!
I was so captivated by the movie I didn't want it to end. I wanted to take it all in. I love it.
As someone who lives around the Sutton Hoo area, God does Ralph Fiennes have an amazing Suffolk Accent
No, He doesn't!
Yes he does, and I know precisely who taught him. The story will come out in January. He was astonishingly dedicated to learning the role, the accent and other aspects of the character.
In the midst of this I met him, he was utterly charming and is a lovely guy.
@@aintnosoul5671 yes he does, I am from there, so I think I know a Suffolk accent when I hear one. Most people trying an East Anglian accent end up Somerset but this is amazing
Yes, he really nailed it. My late parents lived just a few miles the other side of Woodbridge so it resonated as soon as I heard his accent.
I also know the guy who helped with his Suffolk accent...the one and only Charlie haylock! He thought the Netflix email was a scam to start off with
Basil Brown was treated shabbily by the archeological establishment despite him discovering the Anglo Saxon ship and doing all the hard work. Typical how those who do so little get the credit.
Typical.. William Smith, who made the first geological map, was not acknowledged by the geological establishment either. Amateurs are rarely acknowledged by the professionals.
Indeed.. credited to the current cultures too 🤭
like some people take away your hardwork and sweats claim for nothing.. the workers dig the boss claim the credit.. unlike ms.pretty she recognise mr.brown hardwork.. screwed phillip try to show off his position but lack of knowledge.. it's brown that recognize the coins and claim it's anglo-saxon ship of dark ages.. great history discover ☺️
Love from Malaysia 🇲🇾
As if you knew this ahead of watching this.
When mr brown started talking the first thing that came up was Phill Harding from Time Team haha. Absolutely a great movie giving archeology the justice it deserves. Love it!
Such an aesthetically made movie. Engaging direction, beautiful landscapes, real acting and mellifluous music. ❤️❤️
Can't wait for this! I've always loved Carey Mulligan💗💗
She was too young for the role however
An excellent film!
I just love nowadays trailers - you see the whole thing in just 2 mins - such a time-saver in those busy days! Loving it!
My thoughts exactly, no need to see this movie now, thanks!
one of the best movies , honestly, in netflix.
"Our soul at night" Is even better, netflix Is doing good
Being passionate about history and archaeology, this movie was a delight. Had no idea about this treasure. The most seamless and perfect acting I have ever seen. As if they have been these characters in real life themselves.
You copied two other people's comments almost verbatim just to get a 'like'?
Agree with you - TOTALLY!! A great film, brilliantly acted.
Wonderful film !!
this was a beautiful film with a strong acting. i absolutely loved every second
absolutely agree!!!
And we’ve got just THREE DAYS to do it!
"If only oi' oonderstood women the way oi' oonderstand shovels!"
Thurz sammit abowt moi plangin' thiz ere fark intuz thiz furtoil grund thad az me thenkin' abouts yur undergaarmints moi laydee.
@@jocky300 It took me 3 times reading that in order to understand that haha
“TIME TEAM” the movie!
if there isn't a cameo by Tony Robinson, or a character named 'Baldric' I'm boycotting the film! Maybe Phil Harding as the groundskeeper? I'd settle for that.
Its a Post Hole...
Anyone know the background score ?
This film was a gem. Enjoyed the story immensely and the performances were well done.
As a history buff, this looks incredible. Congrats Netflix! I'll re-up my subscription for another 6 months.
I was thinking "this could be a Detectorists prequel" and then I saw Johnny Flynn. Nice coincidence!
Detectorists 5 seasons of utter top quality British TV - no blood,violence,sex or BS - the best tv I've ever seen - beautiful show - and I've never seen such a sublime, perfect ENDING!!!!!!.
@@johnsully3209 yes, but who wrote the theme music?
Omg doing an archaeology major and watching this trailer hits differently.
This movie changed my life. Absolutely riveting
There are 1500 grave mounds within 10 minutes of driving from where I live in Norway. The oldest artifacts in the area are 5000 years old. But most items are from around 500 - 1200 AD.
I was browsing Netflix and saw it was a film about archeology, so I gave it a go, not looking to see who the actors were…. Oh boy! I was so amazed to see two of the best actors England has to offer! To boot the photography and the acting was the finest ever…I was
taken aback. Totally understated,true story. Great cast. Delightful vue-ing. Ralph Fines, Carrie Mullighan et al..Thank you. Xxx
Beautiful beautiful film, i cannot recommend it enough to every person I know.
I loved this movie , well made , Carey Mulligan and Ralph Fiennes were wonderful , a beginning and an ending well thought .
This year Netflix is gonin' to rob the Oscars.
There's not much competition anyway
Can't stand all the political BS at the Oscars these days so I quit watching them.
@@margielee2088 yeah like portrait of a lady on fire was snubbed by the Oscars and many great movies too.
@@margielee2088 the Oscars are amazing. They’ve been political since they started. Just ignore the politics.
Not with this movie.
Ralph Fiennes is brilliant as an actor and is not bad as a director. I absolutely love his modern days version of Coriolanus.
This looks amazing. So excited to see my forever girl crush, Carey Mulligan! She is one of the most amazing actresses of this age! Absolutely BRILLIANT!
She’s amazing 😻 and quite underrated.
She is one of the best of her generation
I so agree. When I see her name in a film I know it will be good. She’s also married to one of the most brilliant singers in the world.
and also really looking forward to Promising Young Woman - looks great
Me too! And she married another genius Marcus Mumford. They are charmed!
Absolutely nailed it with this movie 10/10
I do like Carey Mulligan but I'm a bit confused about why she's been cast as Edith Pretty who was five years older than Basil Brown (played by Ralf Fiennes who is 22 years Mulligan's senior). I mean Monica Dolan is literally right there in the cast. This is all supposed to be happening in Edith's 40s and 50s before she died.
Anyhoo, pleased to see this project finally getting done, it's been in development hell since forever, I remember them talking about making a movie when I visited as a kid!
Exactly, really pisses me off! A prime example of Hollywood’s ageism and sexism..
Because if it’s one thing Hollywood has been consistent of since the 1890s, it’s casting an older man with a younger woman, even if or sometimes especially if there’s a young adult’s age gap difference between them.
Oh and the racism. Can’t forget the racism.
Ok.... let's not tell this story at all......Actors are attached to projects so they CAN get made.... Ask anyone in the biz and they'll tell you that most "stars" are crappy actors (not this group, however) but they attract studios and capital to get a greenlight.
@@goobfilmcast4239 yeah because there's absolutely no actress over the age of 40 who's got star power and would be interested in telling the story of one of the most important moments of British archaeological history. Certainly no one who wanted to act opposite a total nobody like Ralph Fiennes who of course is nowhere near enough to get this project greenlit on his own, I mean he's only a two time Academy Award nominee, 5 time Golden Globe nominee and BAFTA winner.
@@ArtemisScribe HA !
How Ralph Fiennes has never won an Oscar shows there is still hope for all of you to win one.
11 months later, and this is still one of the best movies of 2021.
Im.not crying youre crying.....i better see some Oscar nods for Carey and Ralph
The thumbnail gave me Peaky Blinders vibes.
Same reason I clicked
Lol me too
Me three 🤣
LOL here too
Ya bro
My mother worked at Sutton Hoo in the Land Army during WW2 and I know the Basil Brown story so really looking forward to the film. Good to see that a local lad Ralph Fiennes plays Brown with Suffolk accent!
Archeological digs without ANY silly fantasy or superstition sounds like a dry setup, but this movie had my gf and I entirely in tears towards the end. So, so good.
Delightful movie, joy to the eyes, balm to the soul.
Carey Mulligan is such a darling ❤️
Carey Mulligan: from an excellent turn in "Mudbound", to another earthbound 'dig.'
Netflix just knows what I want all the time. Can't wait for this.
Ok I am admitting it to: the quality of Netflix movies are getting really good. Never thought I would say this.
That's because Hollywood keeps on doing Marvel or re-productions of what we've already seen in the 80s. Somebody has to fill the vacuum for good films and I don't care if it's Netflix or Amazon.
@@ottovonbismarck2443 Netflix or Amazon still count as Hollywood. And Hollywood is not just Marvel. You are just focusing on the blockbusters where there are so many movies beyond that made every single year.
@@nms7872 True, but in the better days of Hollywood, there was more diversity within the blockbusters. That is what I meant. Admitted, there was always a some rubbish in between. I used to go to the cinema twicwe a month. Even without COVID, that has been reduced to three times per year, including Avengers and StarWars for my little nephew.
Though series (Neflix & Co.) have become way better than we were used to as kids, and that at least is a positive development.
The actors in this are amazing!
I know one of them
Perfect Ralph Fiennes 😍
Brilliant, fantastic, one of the best thing Netflix have released for some time
You better do Professor Mick Aston proud here.
Fantastic!!! Spectacular filmmaking! Kudos to this young director. I was completely enraptured, from start to finish. Ralph Fiennes, cinematography, plot, costuming A+++.
This film is understated excellence. Fair play to everyone who worked on it. Superb. It's actually quite inspirational on many levels, both past and present.
Ray Fiennes, Archaeology I'm there!!! He's so beautiful inside and out.💖