'The Lost Daughter' Cast On Their Unbreakable Greek-Island Bond | Entertainment Weekly
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- Jessie Buckley, Dagmara Dominczyk, Dakota Johnson, Olivia Colman and Maggie Gyllenhal sit down to discuss their new Netflix movie 'The Lost Daughter.'
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'The Lost Daughter' Cast On Their Unbreakable Greek-Island Bond | Entertainment Weekly
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So good to see the interviewer NOT being 'over-enthusiastic or getting personal or being in a constant state of elation to please the audience and rather have a calm conversation with authenticity and connection being the ultimate objective of the entire interview.
Your last sentence seems over-enthusiastic.
@@ohplease8745 oh I am over enthusiastic about being friends with them 😛
Mistletoe - I disagree strongly. I was really annoyed by this interviewer as her questions were quite shallow and repetitive. She hasn’t even touched on the central issue of a grown respectable academic stealing this little child’s doll. I was hoping we would hear about the subtext of that “event.” I love the crew and the adaptation of the story, but it seems over the head of the entertainment interviewer unfortunately. It’s such an interesting story, Proustianesque, but honestly if I was to watch this interview first, I would not care about watching this movie, or it would make me think it’s just another chick flick.
she is the best...so sensitive and asking great questions....respect the people interviewing and knowing she's not the centre of this. love her
She was a lot more genuine than your typical Hollywood interviewer
This year's best film. It should win at least three OSCARS.
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Amazing women! What an intense movie!
This movie just did nothing for me, not good.
I wish all female led and cast films were interviewed in this manner. This was an amazing interview. Loved the vibe. Really got the mindset of the director and actors. Truly a gift to the fans.
Dakota Johnson is just my everyday inspiration lol.
Me too now
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Wow
maggie gyllenhaal finding ways to say "no children were harmed in the making of this movie" as clear and eloquent as she can is my biggest takeaway from this interview
When Dakota said ‘trauma’ lol
Hahhahahahah yes a bit defensive
i'm glad she explained the process behind those scenes and i believe her. it takes patience to work with children and i laud her and the cast & crew for making it seem all real.
Except for the doll lol
Of course this is a dream group of women, but I just want to give props to the interviewer. She did a wonderful job and I feel her soft spoken approach is perfectly conducive to pulling out a genuine and incite full conversation.
My husband and I saw the movie last night and have talked about it all day -- we both enjoyed it, and it brought up many subjects worth discussing. I'm thrilled to watch this cast interview. I'm a longtime fan of Olivia and Maggie, and recently got to know Jessie's work but it was wonderful to see Dagmara and Dakota in action for the first time. What a dream team, and what a great sofa talk. Kudos to the interviewer for asking smart questions then stepping out of the picture to allow the ladies to talk.
Dakota's voice is sooooooooo cozy
olivia fangirling over dakota is so wholesome😭
Amazing amazing film . Excellent casting. Maggie Gyllenhaal has always been my fave. So incredibly brave as an artist and innovator. Not afraid to go deep. Incredibly talented. i cant wait to see what she does next. Brava!
I loved the acting and everything about this movie. I wasn't so caught up on the story itself. And it was so difficult to watch Dakota Johnson in such a dark role.
same here..
She was great.
Dakota is so hot here. Chris is smashing
If you're interested in another movie - completely different from this - in which Dakota has a dark role, check out the remake of Suspiria. It was awesome.
@@kikib8434 On netflix? I'll look into it.
Dakota is just BEAUTIFUL 😍
Wow, wonderful interview, great questions, and Maggie seems to be the embodiment of servant leadership as a director. Can't wait to see the movie! Looks like there are so many important topics raised there.
Dakota be like: Yeap, bitches, I got great legs!
So does the writer/director.
One of the best interviews with wonderful and talented women talking about an amazing film ! The video is fascinating, espacially if someone wants to work in the industry
my god dakota 's dress
There’s not a mother in the world with young children who hasn’t felt like she would lose her mind if she didn’t get a moment to herself
Dakota is always so honest it’s amazing - ‘yeah my daughter in the film did lot have a perfect time lol’
as a mother of three I absolutely loved this film. Thanks Maggie and all for showing more of many womens' parenting experience.
The interviewer is quite good. Sadly this is unusual. More of her please.
If you don‘t deeply fall in love with womanity after watching this masterpiece and interview … too bad.
I couldn't take my eyes off Dakota Johnson. She just looks in a different league.
28:06 is really important, and quite profound. Thank you for pushing back a bit, Maggie. I felt the same way about boundaries being crossed where actors were directing other actors in a way that, perhaps, wasn’t their place to do so.
These girls loved each others so much, it's so pleasant to see !!
Jessie Buckley rocks! Renée Zellweger was right about her. What a phenomenal cast this is!
I dono but for some reason i don't like Jessy.I can see she is gifted and will get lots of work, but i just can not warm up to her..
She's masculine that's probably why
Dakota and Jessie shine so bright in the movie. So so so wonderful
What a group of talented woman! Amazing movie, love Maggie Gyllenhaall!
I’d take these women and Maggie as a director any day over typical Hollywood shit that comes out!!!! This movie was fantastic, love all these women and their interesting characters!!!!! Not sure about the repeated “no money” statement, you mean the movie was a volunteer effort?? Haha. I guess the actors took a pay cut! Maggie Gyllenhaal, pls keep making movies about interesting women!!!!
Dakota 😍😍😍
I love Dakota Johnson. She's such a beautiful, down to earth, cool & talented actress.
A lot like her Momma!
I have a hard time taking her seriously or really respecting her because of 50 shades. Sorry 🤷🏻♀️
Sorta strange how they are all brunettes with the same skin complexion, and all wearing black 🤔
extraordinary film, excited to see what Maggie does next
What a treat of an interview. I loved this movie so much and have watched it several times now. There's something new to see every time.
this is kind of funny. I understand the need for movies, where women have flaws. and mothers are shown as bad. or misunderstood etc etc... i get it. BUT... they are talking women as if it's almost ok and good to be flawed. YES there is such a thing as a bad mother. and if you have ever had the "privilege" of having a bad mother, it is not fun. it is not just *oh lets accept it and celebrate it* cause all humans have flaws... hurra!
*NO* ! We should not celebrate bad mothers. I don't understand the need hollywood has had for some time now, to make women so flawed and unlikeable. what's the goal exactly? there's no need for perfection and the male gaze and all these things that movies has made woman be like for decades, but it's really stupid to hear these women say "there's no such thing as a bad mom and we love you anyways" how dumb can you sound.... having a mom who neglects you or hurts you, or gaslights you or whatever else, LOSE you... is NOT something good. it's really odd to hear them talk about these characters like this.
The film is not celebrating Leda. That is not art’s role, to serve as a moral guide. Sorry you’re confused.
Maggie is such a wonderful calm wise matriarchal figure
Interesting. The first comments are the usual trolls - finding fault and expressing some jealous response, like they didn't know what an interview like this would be and they were perversely surprised. Then things shift and the appreciation for this really interesting piece increases and it has found its audience. Bravo Gyllenhaal for bringing this cast together and exploring a complex, very layered piece. These actors are totally at the top of their game. The precision in their performances is razer sharp.
What an amazing roundtable.
Just watched the movie.A terrific ensemble.Even Ed Harris is so awesome.
yeah he is cute 😊
Dakota 🔥
these women make me smile :)
Jessie Buckley is an incredible actor.
Beautiful movie, just watched. Amazing performances.
I ADORE them together! Wow what a group 🧡
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Jessie Buckley and Olivia Coleman, 2 of the greatest actresses in the world right now. Everything they do is fantastic. Thankyou Maggie for bringing them together.
Good to see women in leaddddd
But unfortunately only white women :/
@@amybiel1116 Was waiting to see this comment, yes
@@amybiel1116 Why do you always make things about race? It's not about being black or white! Last year, so many black women shined on their respective areas of interest. Michaela Coel, won a Major Award for I May Destroy You.
By saying, "white women only", you are coming off as racist.
Amy Biel - Have you read the book or seen the movie? The story is about this particular encounter of such and such people on a little Greek island that hasn’t come to terms with the equality of women to men, not to mention race, hahaha …The Greek American family from Queens with 300 years deep roots on the island didn’t bring any progress in that respect from the new continent either - and that’s what spices up the story too. Could the main character be black? I don’t know, but it would not be based on this book then. So it would be entirely different story.
Great movie..character actors….Dakota’s cheek bones are everything
Her legs....
I can't wait to watch this movie, I love elena ferrante and maggie, it's gonna be amazing
I too am a fan! The book series My Brilliant Friend is one that I can read again & again and always want more.
WHAT A BEAUTIFUL GROUP. This made me want to see the film. I've met Dakoda, but I would love to see all of them. These intense real chats really invite us to see the film.
omg how was it meeting Dakota? she seems like such a wonderful soul
It turns out that Maggie is a great actress, but also a great director.
Ugh I wish this was longer I love this group of women !! Film was astounding!
The fact that Dakota Johnson was the only one that made a poem of her act is one of the reasons why I’m in LOVE with Dakota Johnson😊
You definitely could have gone with a different moderator!
Amazing bunch of women with great chemistry but the moderator was trying to kill the vibe for some reason.
Anyway, I cannot wait to watch the film. If there is Olivia Colman, always count me in.
I was looking for comments about that moderator. wow talk about a boring buzz kill woman.
That's because you're used to seeing all those hyper interviewers who speak too loud and won't let people finish their sentences. She's poised and asks intelligent questions - no vibe killing here, they seem all pretty mellow anyway. I want to see more interviews by her.
olivia looks so beautiful here!! as herself :) This was a brilliant first time directed film
Really appreciate this interviewer, the movie....the sound!
Amazing interview but of course Dakota Johnson was the 🤩
The Haiku part
7:53
Bloody hell they are talking a bit deep in here
PLEASE MAGGIE do the movie for the bell jar please!!!!
Reconfortante ver grupo de mujeres inteligentes y bonitas😍
Wow, these women all have a similar vibe. Like they’re all the same ‘type’ or ‘style’ of human, if that makes sense. Of course individuals, but very much in common look/vibe wise.
What a beautiful and intelligent women 😍
Very thought provoking. Both the movie and the discussion on child actors. We should all be sure we really want children. Especially if we don't take to parenthood with a first child.
I cannot get over how perfect Dakota Johnson always looks with those bangs... I tried getting bangs once because of her and mine turned out soooo bad
Best interview I have ever seen.
I wish the audio was louder 💔
I love all of these women and their work, especially this film. But I need to point something out that's really kind of magical. Look at the table in front of these ladies every so often you'll see a reflection of a cloud passing above them outside around the 9:57 mark. Just kind of magical along side these wonderful human beings. That's all.
Can't wait !! going to watch the movie saturday, love this cast and this interview !!
I’m not
The movie is excellent, serious in fact; it’s about regrets and pieces of life that are too late to be mended together. The interviewer made it look as light entertainment, which is really incredible. I don’t think she saw or understood the movie.
Loved this movie. One question: why is everyone wearing black?
I just love this movie
Lindo elenco ❤
I literally grabbed a cup of tea, my blanket and sat comfy to watch and listen to this interview. The strong & fun women power vibes here is absolutely amazing. I wish more interviews were conducted like this! I LOVE THIS!
Absolutely brilliant all of you! And great interview
After watching this interview. I realize I need different women friends in my life. I have no one to discuss these movies with
I hear you! I pray that we both find them 💗
Good to see
I'd definitely want to see another film with them! Amazing movie! Oscar love for The Lost Daughter 🎥💯❤️
Great interview:)
What a lovely collaborative energy.
Great to see the bond they have
I really love this interview
When I watched the film, I thought there was a resemblance between Olivia and Maggie - quite noticeable in this interview. I'd like to see Maggie direct her brilliant brother Jake in a film.
dakotaqqq❤️❤️❤️😍😍😍
Feels like they are clearly trying to cover something up….
While the movie was dark and the actors were amazing, I was annoyed by all those close ups of the kids with the adults. I mean, up close to a few inches from the faces was hard for me to watch.
PLz plz do another movie with these women, Maggie!
olivia colman at the haiku moment hahahaha dakota johnson is a treasure
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Maggie you are gold.
Maggie would speak after each lady when she felt they were saying something that could potentially be a liability for her as a director… lol 😂 chiming in after them-like baby lol 😂
i didn't feel that the entire interview. i think it's just the urge to share something.
Dakota bites her nails ??
Upper class white woman are finally making it! 😍
lmao
don't you wanna see Olivia Colman in zero gravity?? Such an incredible interview!!! soooo good
You know where I want to see Olivia? In the MCU. And I will soon get my wish.
This was such a delightful interview
I'm so in love with this ♥️ they're so warm and intelligent *-*
I loved the movie and I can't stop reading how people related with it or interpreted what certain scenes meant .. they're all just amazing
Olivia Colman looks like such a fun person to be around with.
Please, could someone bring subtitles? I tried (Portuguese is my language), but I can't get all they're saying.
Cheers Thomas. Tipp and the Nenagh area is also when Shane MacGowan's people are from. Even though he grew up over here in England he eulogies the place in many of his songs. Dead on about the characters. That generation of Irish people you use to come across work on the buildings over on London and places were so full of life with the funniest stories that would have you in creases. Amazing how things can change in just one generation I guess. Same all over though.
As a women who doesn’t want kids and sees the women’s experience in this film as my worst nightmare, I can’t help but feel this film is shaming me for that? It’s saying look what this means about you, it means you’re villainous like this main character, it means you’re messed up in the head. It’s a shame cos I imagine this isn’t what they meant to do
then you did not get the message of the movie.
Wow. That's not what I got from it at all. I didn't see Leda as villainous. Tortured, sure, but definitely sane--not villainous.
I loved Leda.
I've seen people hate this movie because they think it's far too sympathetic to Leda, because they can't get past what young Leda did. I personally find Gyllenhaal's empathy with Leda to be deeply moving, especially since she's a mom herself.
I think Leda was discerning about her sacrifices
Watched the movie, what a fresh story from a female POV centred on female characters. Felt like the criticism i’ve seen online is bcos people are so used to plot driven stories, the male gaze - and the fact that this film stray from those things.
They talk about change over 20 years of time
We change everyday til the latest breath