Charles Dance learns about his late father - Who Do You Think You Are? Series 14 Episode 1 - BBC One
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Charles' father was born in 1874. Charles was born in 1946. Charle's youngest daughter was born in 2012. Her grandfather is 138 years older than her
Whoa. 😂😂😂
They were born literally in different centuries
Saudi Royal Family: hold my dahwa
That’s one heck of a generation gap!
And some people have grandparents 30 years older than them
Tywin Lannister is doing a great job portraying Charles Dance.
Christian Vennemann I know
😂😂😂
Although the expression he pulls at around 4.58 after she gives him the photo is an expression I dont think I've seen Charles pull with any of his characters. He always plays too much of a hard ass.
Charles Dance must be one of the few men left that can honestly say, "My father was a Boer War veteran". I find that extraordinary!!
My mum can say that. She was born when he was over 60.
My grandfather is a boer in South Africa 🇿🇦
@@sit-insforsithis1568 HAIL THE NIGHTMOTHER! HAIL SITHIS!!!
Charles Dance would have played a perfect Imperial officer in Star Wars, on par with Peter Cushing.
The Boulder imperial officer? He deserve to play a Sith Lord
He's too good for Star Wars.
@@olleselin He has a natural authoritative tone with his deep voice and confident stature. Not to mention his reputation as Tywin Lannister only serves to make his image as a tough leader even more compelling on-screen and on-person.
@@olleselin Star Wars is currently having issues and controversy over their recent films by pandering to the SJW's. Anyone who stars in any future Star Wars film isn't going to get a good reputation because of that. @Messylin is probably implying that Charles Dance is better off not starring in any Star Wars film until the people behind the once-beloved film series actually start making good films instead of pushing a political agenda into everyone's faces.
In the live action KTOR trilogy, D&D should cast him as Darth Vitiate
If Charles Dance hasn't been knighted by the Queen yet, then he needs to be.
He was knighted as an officer back in 2006.
@@vinnie245 I read was "appointed" as an officer, not knighted... So is that actually better? Knighted still sounds cooler, and that's probably why you forced the word in there too
Bao Ngo yes !
oh no
he must be hand of the queen,it his place
how dare people presume he could be knighted? he should knight himself, he's the only worth one to do so 😀
"Do you see a resemblance?" Yes they're the spitting image of each other
For me, he is the epitome of a Victorian guy. Elegant, eloquent, and well mannered.
most people in victorian era didnt know how to read
@@Readraid_ sometimes being too smart is disastrous for yourself.
@@Readraid_
Yeah commoners maybe. But he’s obviously talking about rich Victorians.
He was a good man, but a weak man. A weak man who nearly destroyed our house and name.
nooooo this man is different
I watched him grow old and almost ruin our house
😂👌
LMAO🤣🤣🤣
ahah poor tytos
"Is that the old man?" Charles I think that's you with a sepia filter.
Seeing a man like him emotional is just beyond amazing.
i can't even begin to imagine what it is like to have never really known your father as he had you really later in life, and then to discover you have siblings 50 years older than you who knew him completely. must be such a mix of emotions
I love this actor. He is 74 and in about 10 movies/ shows over the last 2 years. He may be considered a working actor to some but he is brilliant and under rated.
Yes, he is...star quality....he has it by the truckload..
He’s such a wonderful man, who States he wasn’t very good academically in school but still seems extremely knowledgeable and makes us, in our new century seem quite unintelligent
There are plenty of highly intelligent men and women who did not perform very well academically. Most modern academic studies are about route memorization and not truly about actually learning something.
@Jeremy Grigson Yeah- everybody depends on their phones and GPS now. Proves nobody is learning route memorization anymore.
People who do well in school tend to work in education because they understand the environment. Many people who don’t succeed in school tend to thrive elsewhere.
@@LordMalice6d9Fr your Grades in school don’t determine actual intelligence
Her giving him the photo is so touching. Good that this happened
I love watching him discover he turns out to have so much in common with his father.
It's saddening when children don't grow up knowing their parent/grandparent.
I learned most of my most treasured knowledge from my father and grandparents.
Glad to say my mother still lives and is still teaching me new things into my 30's.
I didn't learn anything from my father. I can only give him credits for his disdain towards me which compelled me to be successful.
@@doctorpanigrahi9975 if there's no love there can't be any success, doing thingd fueled by anger only leads to emptiness even if you achieve whatever you were trying to achieve.
Gravitas: A very rare quality. This man has it by the bucket load.
Holy hell his father was 70+ when he had him and when he died when Charles was 3 and his mother was 30+. Heck 👀
Ew.
Well, he was a ladies' man.
The perfect lord
Research former US president Tyler who was born in 1790 but still has 2 living grand children
@@russell2890 Wow, i just looked that up and he is 93 years old now. Crazy how his freaking grandad was born in the 1700s.
This guy would make an amazing timelord!
Ambient Joe He has been cast in similar roles. Charles Dance is a legendary actor.
I love his "Haaaah"
I've always adored Charles Dance.
If you look up "English" in a Dictionary, there's just a picture of Charles Dance.
Right next to pictures of Michael Palin and Stephen Fry, I always thought that.
@Sudden Arrival I have a feeling you do not know how Great Britain works.
@Sudden Arrival But rather than giving the proper context like you did just now you chose to first bait with a patronizing statement.
He is both, English and British. Every Englishman is also a Brit.
@Sudden Arrival That is correct.
I love his voice.
When you talk of under appreciated actors, mr. dance is right up there. He’s so good.
This great man always be remembered as Mighty Tywin Lannister.
Syafiq Zaid what do you mean he’s still alive Tywin is obviously portraying Charles dance
Died on the privy seat.
@@gilmer3718 killed by his own son
I will always think of him as Sardo Numspa from The Golden Child.
with tears in my eyes, i'll never look at tywin the same way again.
I could listen to this man read forever!
Showing such emotional depth for an Englishman.
I can imagine it must be heartbreaking to know so little about your parents.
As a person who is a stiff upper lip Englishman, I can say that he was quite emotional.
What a great voice he has
All Lannister jokes aside, that was pretty sweet of her to give him the picture of his dad. Was she the dad's granddaughter or grand-niece...? They mentioned something about what you would call their relationship in an easy, joking sort of manner which is why I was leaning towards the grand-niece bit bc with cousins shit can get tricky when you start adding up the "once removed" & "twice removed" of it all. Think it's pretty cool he found out about his father in that manuscript! 😊
She is the grandaughter of Charles half sister
Cousins are actually pretty easy to work out. Count the grands and greats back to the common ancestor, then add a removal for however many generations difference there is. Your third cousin twice removed is a good example. Twice removed is two generations back or forward, in this case we'll say back, so your grandparents third cousin. Three = two greats and a grand, so they share a great-great-grandparent in common.
@@martynnotman3467 wow can you imagine being middle aged or something and still having a grand uncle alive
He's so humble and cute and honest! He shows his feelings! I think his life isn't easy at all! Lov you mister dance! Stay brave!
Charles Dance, Ian McKellen, Anthony Hopkins, Michael Caine, and a few others, that class of elder statesmen of British film will never be replaced.....
No one:
Literally no one:
Charles Dance: HAH!
Is that his laugh when Arya said that most girls are stupid?
@@russell2890 Yep, I would think so.
shut up redditor
listening to him speak is joy
Charles Dance needs to portray Magneto in the MCU's version of X-Men. Look at him. This man has the presence to make justice to the character.
He'll overwhelm any actor playing Professor X
I have a huge crush on Dance.
so Im not the only one, ok
I call myself a straight man, but the dude is without question handsome and has that typical old man suave and sexiness only the great possess (like sean connery and christopher lee rip).
Good to know there's more of us
Goodness, I'm not alone ಥ‿ಥ
I have for 40 years...ever since I first saw him in a movie. I am 67 and he still makes my heart beat faster.Handsome man.
Never heard of him until Imitation Game but he really owned every scene he was in and now I want to see more of his work
When i watch charles in a movie no mater the character you forget he is acting as he absorbs the character and all its nuances that is a great talent.
His sister was about 50 years older than himself... think about that for a second haha
What ??
History repeats itself. Charles' youngest daughter is going to be about 37 years YOUNGER than her elder brother.
@@GaelinW meaning her grandpa is 138 years older. Crazy shit, like that man whose grandpa was one of the first US presidents or somehting like that.
@@juandavidrestrepoduran6007 yeah, it's weird
I thought I had a big age gap with my half sister who was 27 years older than me. Then I find out about Charles Dance's sister.
Gosh it made me somewhat teary, guess that happens when you don't cry for 5 years and then see this overwhelming reaction... Cheers Mr. Charles Dance, wherever he is he'll be looking out for you with pride and love.
0:21 that was so Tywin Lannister it hurt
What a nice chap Charles dance is. Down to earth lovely chap.
I LOVE Charles Dance. I hadn’t heard of him before (though I’ve seen him) but he’s open, engaging and I’m interested in watching more he has done. Well done him and them for starting, “day one”.
I love that he is excited and really emphasize on their similarities! I did not know my father until i was about 15 so i can def related to his feelings!
Charles Dance is effortlessly cool and I hope I could be like that when Im older...he is much kinder than his movie characters portray...I laughed when he said he's hard to "wind up"..I think most people would be too frightened to wind him up when he gives them that steely gaze haha. Knighthood for Charles NOW!!
His words hit like well placed punches.
His voice is like…wonderful
Funny story, I woke up from a friends house party in Kentish Town, London, on some sunny morning a couple years ago. Went to the bathroom, washed my face. I looked rough as fuck. Anyway, the window's open cos it's so hot & I'm looking outside into the neighbour's garden (huuuuge) and there's some guy walking around who catches me staring. Looks sort of old.
"Morning!" He shouts, waving at me.
I wave back looking like the cretin that I am. It hits me 'Holy shit that's Charles Dance!'
Seemed lovely, but I left it at that as he looks like a man you shouldn't annoy, and it was my neighbours gaff after all.
Still one of the oddest encounters of my life.
My grandfather fought in the Boer wars as a ghurka. I would love to learn more about his path from Burma to South Africa to London. Charles Dance is a wonderful actor and lovely fellow by the looks of this.
in love with his voice and manliness....#nohomo
mate, no need for 'nohomo'. We knew what you meant. And in fact if you WERE gay, it wouldn't be a problem.
I felt every emotion right along with you Charles. So said about little Mary, and very moving to find out more about your father. A wonderful episode of WDYTYA
Sir Charles Dance - what a great actor.
4:53
Tywin Lannister.
crunk4124 it is...it is indeed
He was a good man. He loved us.
Charles Dance looks just like his father. I can see where he gets the slick-backed hair, mischievous grin, and stern face.
He's sooo handsome btw💎💎
Tytos Lannister?
indeed he is
nooooooooo
Remarkable human insight into a wonderful actor and a complex, sensitive man.
Love Charles Dance. ❤️
Charles Dance is such a sweetheart, he reminds me of my grandpa.
Who's cutting these damn onions?!
@Who let the virus out? Woof woof woofhan cuz ur ass dumb af
1:05 - 1:22 no wonder Tywin is seen caught his own meal in Game of Thrones. What a great man....
that voice
Charles Dance is one of my very favorite actors. Dapper Dance, I call him. He certainly does look like his father!
loved him in many parts.. in Golden Child, Game of Throne and Dracula Untold.. Amazing actor! Thank you Charles Dance.. Love your performances.
I like to see this side of tywin. Almost never see this
Wow, he looks so much like his dad!!!!! The seed is strong!
I enjoyed watching this as i enjoy his presence as an actor. And especially to see his human side, seeing he has portrayed generally dark roles in movies.
Well this came completely out of nowhere and now I'm very emotional!
this is so emotional, cant believe havenot seen it before
Hugs, Mr. Dance. xx
I just love watching that man work.
Watching Tywin Lannister having a moment is intense!! Charles Dance is an epic actor!!!
I'm glad he has this wonderful gift! I admire Charles with a Special feeling! He looks like my Grandfather on Dads side! Everytime I see a movie or anything with Charles I like, his a great actor and that special aspect completes the picture!!!
I Wish him good long life so I can see him and my grandfather in some way!!!!
Class this bloke.
Homeboy could read a phonebook and it would sound amazing.
One of my favourite episodes ☺️
It is so interesting!!! And they really have close resemblance! Such a touching video!))))
He's my number one choice as Alfred in the Matt Reeves Batman films.
He did amazing job in The Phantom of the Opera
He looks like his father soooo much!
Damn, had I known he is slow to anger, I would have said at least hello when I passed him by in London earlier this year...
The man has such an aura though that I didn´t dare disturb him :)
He seems both approachable and intimidating's all at the same time.
thank you Mr dance ,you just gave me an idea to try and track my fathers siblings down to see if any of them have a photo of my father ,never met him and never had aphoto of him either so thank you
Just here to hear Charles talk
WONDERFUL episode, charles has a great sense of humour, I hope to see him do comedy.
He was in one of the Johnny English film for a minute in the beginning ;) Guest appearance.
Just play Charles dance in every movie please.
Beautiful.
His voice is so smooth, I could listen to him recite a grocery list.
what a charming little video.
so lovely
It’s good to see him well after the incident with his son in the privy.
"Returning to London and marrying his Mum." - that made me pause for a moment.
Spitting image of his father.
Tywin Lannister!!
I have had an honour to meet you once in Camden Market, Sir. You look Proud & Dashing as ever been in Films & TV Series.
He was great in Last Action Hero.
Charles Dance got to find out about his families legacy after all! It’s most important after all
It’s funny cause now when ever I hear him talk I always hear Tywin Lannister now
Nice to connect family to family
Tywin Lannister learns about Tytos Lannister
“Father used to recount that when they arrived in Broadstairs, the word went round. Look out the dance boys have arrived.. HA”