well she really wouldn’t be able to look at the host because then that means she is not watching the signs that millie is saying or interpreting what the host is saying to millie
Funfact: they were not intentionally looking for a deaf girl. When Millicent Simmonds gotbthe part, writers got notes from her parents on raising a deaf child. So you could say her parents helped with the script.
Sign language is not a universal language, there is ASL (american sign language) BSL (british sign language) and so on and so forth for every language.
@@smittywee8277 I am hoh and not totally proficient in asl. Talk to me in a loud place and you're gonna be having a one sided conversation. Hearing loss isn't black and white. There's a whole lot of issues between perfect hearing and total deafness
And the way she interpret it as if it was Millie's voice herself is really cool. She intrepet with conversational intonation, not bland like robot. All that in just seconds. Really cool interpreter
Brijae B you have soooo many different signlanguages... even only within the English “speaking” persons I know there are at least 3 different ones. And hard of hearing people will not always know it, but still need subtitles. So an interpreter is not the same as subtitles. Subtitles take so little time to put in, so no excuse not to have them in situations like this
That interpreter is so damn talented. She don't even just barely took a second to catch up with the signs; interpreting it but, also in reckoning the sign language.
the fact that people didn't know she was actually deaf *shows* since hollywood is so used to give disabled people's roles to people who aren't. i'm glad she's being herself at all times, even at her roles. to the world, then...
then they should act like one of their parents died. you don't steal nor neglect important roles this way. imagine a cis getting a transgender's role... wow acting. exit door's at your left scarlett johansson
Yep that’s an interpreter’s job! They interpret everything, including tonality and emotion. Signed language is beautifully expressive and just as nuanced as verbal language. It’s like watching an artist paint vs listening to music.
I couldn’t agree more ! The same thing I was thinking by looking and admiring the talent of these two fully talented ladies . It is amazing what we can do as humans and also our adaptability .
I'm a sign language interpreter and I just love seeing how fascinated people are with Deaf culture and interpreting and sign language in general. ASL is a beautiful language! I encourage everyone to try to meet more Deaf people. Get to know them! They're wonderful people.
@@Layput Yes! Interpreters might skip some words, because ASL is not just like English on the hands. It's not word for word. She did keep up rather well.
My aunt is deaf but her family was too poor to enroll her to "special school" for disable people. It was so expensive back around the 60s. So my aunt never learned about sign language. She knows alphabets in ASL from the book she bought but can't make a full sentences using ASL. But thankfully our family and even our neighborhood can read her lips well so we can still communicate. She can speak, not clearly but somehow understandable. There are a lot of deaf people in Indonesia that can't use or never heard about asl especially those who's live in the rural area. I hope Indonesian's government have more education program on ASL for those who need it. I want to be an ASL interpreter too actually
@@robembrechts1958 the thing here is not her playing a deaf character. Yes, her character is deaf also but she actually plays it. With your logic, you should be able to play the role of a man in a movie without any problem
i love how john actually wanted a deaf actor to play a deaf character. it's sadly rare in films to see characters played by actors that actually have the disability portrayed, and this was an amazing
As I said in another comment, the actors with a specific disability is not gonna be everywhere and be harder to locate then a healthy individual. John was able to get a talented actress who so happens to be deaf, but that far in between for other disabilities to which is likely gonna be harder to find.
Hmmmm.....i dont even know how to react to that. So weird. Its actually really demeaning. But look at you! You are so empowered! You are not backed down by YOUR own disabilities, leaving full sentence comments on youtube regardless of your mental....difficulties. You did such a good job. Now dont bark at me, here's a treat, a cookie. Good girl. Its so incredible and commendable how you look human even though you are dumb as a knob. THIS girl really deserves praise. You should be a feminist icon. Pfftt hahaha
krist0pher I have type one diabetes and I can do everything a normal person can do except produce insulin and yet I still am considered to have a disability by amusement parks and airlines. If I want I can apply to get a pass to skip lines and board the plane before everyone else. If diabetes is considered a disability without me being offended, I don’t understand what the problem with being deaf being considered a disability. My uncle is deaf and he takes advantage of it and has gotten upgrades on flights because of it.
krist0pher oh i didnt know that, in manila we have to consider them disabled and given respect for their pathways everywhere.. on trains and etc. But deaf community here says they are considered disabled maybe it differs per country/person
She’s absolutely gorgeous, and such a talented actress! It’s so nice to know that the new gen of Hollywood is so talented , well done! She should be so proud
She is talking through sign language but talking nonetheless, the crew should have had a camera in front of her just like we usually have in any speaker interviews
Lucas Vieira Plus cutting away to the movie clip while she’s explaining something makes it difficult for deaf people to follow. Whenever she’s using sign the camera should be on her, not cutting away so only hearing people get her message.
@@paulinezugzwang1773 The camera aimed at the speaker would usually positioned (at least in a setup like this) in front of the desk, on our left. Under no circumstances would the camera be literally in front of her face.
@@testier9040 i’m not sure if english is your first language or not or if i’m just reading your comments wrong but i literally don’t understand what you’re saying ?__?
Seeing her and that an actual deaf person played this role makes me sooo happy. Deaf culture is so wonderful and representation is so important. My son in deaf and it had made me a better mother and enriched our lives. I can’t wait to see what a bright future she will have.
Without sounding stupid or ignorant, I’d be really intrigued on seeing how they came up for all the signs for words, like the first people that were like (moves hands in air) that means “Im good! How are you?”
It has evolved over time, just like spoken language has! Flip the question and ask, “Who chose the words for us to speak in English, ‘I’m good. How are you?’” Same question can be asked for Spanish, French, German, etc. All these languages evolved naturally! As for the origins of American Sign Language in particular a lot of it if from LSF (French Sign Language), and Martha’s Vineyard (an island where an overwhelming amount of the population was deaf, and everybody communicated in sign). The two sort of merged together, and over time Americans have modified signs to make them their own!
Different countries have different signs American Sign Language, British Sign Language, Spoken Sign Language, French Sign, Spanish Sign, Military Sign and etc. Jessica Kelgren-Fozard has a video on the differences between American and British SL. You could always Google the origins of sign language.
What a lot of people don't know is that sign language (at least ASL) is not a literal translation of English. It's a separate language with its own grammar, which is part of what makes it so interesting and beautiful.
@惡魔 1st off, I'm GAY, so my COMMANDMENT to this actress hardly equates me to a pedophile. I'm pretty sure is a woman said this you would have NOTHING to say about the comment. So why don't you take your virtue signaling over to Twitter where it belongs. I'M gonna say it again, SHE LOOKS STUNNING!
Quite literally one of THE best films ever made, the acting from Millicent Simmonds and Emily Blunt are so far above everything else Hollywood produces these days that you must go see this film...It is truly a classic!!
this is so wholesome, this movie was made even better by the actors and the chemistry everyone had off set. this will truly be an amazing movie, and i believe that "a quiet place" will be a classic!
@@NotMykl since when did the OP say the horror movie was wholesome? They clearly mean that Millie's involvement at all, her relationship with the cast, is wholesome.
I said earlier: "Talented young lady and she looks just STUNNING." and a reply told me to "Calm down R. Kelly, she's 15." I'm gay, making my complement even more innocent and complementary. SO I'M DOUBLING DOWN. She looks STUNNING!
Millie is such an inspiration. This is what other deaf and mute people should look up to. They CAN reach their dreams even though they have differences and that they shouldn't be blocked by others on their path. ❤️
I never knew she was actually deaf! I'm glad they're taking more into consideration about people with real disabilities and let them act out how it would feel to be deaf or even blind, using a person who's actually deaf makes it more understandable as well
Speaking Truth sorry, but why should you have to discuss this beforehand. It’s common courtesy. When someone is speaking with you, you should retain eye contact, not look away at every opportunity.
Presenters look to the camera when they are interview hearing people too. Watch news interviews the presenter looks back and forth between the interviewee and the camera. It would be no different interviewing a deaf or blind person either.
I just really wish the interviewer would look at her as she talked. Just because she’s deaf and using an interpreter doesn’t mean she’s not still having a conversation with her.
she’s just deaf, and deaf people can physically talk and some do but it’s scary and hard to do as u can’t hear yourself, and some just choose not to :)
@@andremckenzie9746 there are plenty of D/deaf and hoh people who don't sign, are still learning sign, or for whatever reason aren't good at it. many people don't have the access to proper education or are forced to use more 'normal' methods of communication, and for some D/deaf/hoh people sign language just isn't something they want or need to learn.
Hats off to the interpreter
🐛
Ikr
Did a good job!
Mr. Albert my thoughts entirely it was so smooth and natural.
Mr. Albert Amen! She did such a good job!
The fact the interpreter doesn’t look at the host shows so much professionalism and how she is just a medium between individuals
well she really wouldn’t be able to look at the host because then that means she is not watching the signs that millie is saying or interpreting what the host is saying to millie
I appreciate interpreters like this cause eye contact is so important when signing. It's how you can signal when you're done with what's being said
EXACTLY
The reporter kept looking away and at the camera though, she should have kept her eyes on Millicent
Slippery When wet if she looks at her then how is she supposed to read the hands
I love how they used someone who was actually deaf in the movie to play a deaf character
That's why I'm happy to see Lauren Ridloff in TWD and The Eternals
Funfact: they were not intentionally looking for a deaf girl. When Millicent Simmonds gotbthe part, writers got notes from her parents on raising a deaf child. So you could say her parents helped with the script.
She is soooo great. Love her performance ❤
Yeah. I want to wear her as a makeshift face mask.
Same here!
She honestly has the nicest side profile
doll-like
some loser it might seem offensive but she kinda looks like a baby from the side or like the comment above said, a doll. Very pretty and unique.
I knowww soo cute
some loser for real
some loser she’s so pretty from all of the profiles
I was surprised to found out she is actually deaf. She is a talented actress. The more I watch someone do sign language the more I learn.
Samee
I agree also I love your profile pic 🥰
@@raven4448 ty
Sign language is not a universal language, there is ASL (american sign language) BSL (british sign language) and so on and so forth for every language.
soar arse bruh check urself
The IRONY of this not having captions
It has english speaking and if you are deaf and can't hear the english then you can see the ASL. What more should it have
@@smittywee8277 I am hoh and not totally proficient in asl. Talk to me in a loud place and you're gonna be having a one sided conversation. Hearing loss isn't black and white. There's a whole lot of issues between perfect hearing and total deafness
Nice stolen comment
@@artbynickd9416 Am I supposed to read all comments on a video before I'm allowed to post?
@@kyratompsett4409 No, because there's 2k of them. People just like to start unnecessary arguments on TH-cam.
This girl was the main character in the movie and she did a great acting job. I hope we'll see her again soon.
Marcio Coelho I thought lee was
We will
Yup. A quiet place Part 2 is coming out
yes in The Quiet Place ll
Well you are in luck because there is a sequel coming up!
kudos to the interpreter. very fast, precise and on point to both Millie and the host. professionalism at its best.
What is jotaro kudo? Kudo con
And the way she interpret it as if it was Millie's voice herself is really cool. She intrepet with conversational intonation, not bland like robot. All that in just seconds. Really cool interpreter
HJYJDJC_7 ;) that’s pretty standard in the interpreting profession. Interpreters are supposed to talk in the first person.
@@Bfolks84 i see i didn't know that. Thanks for the info! It's cool that they're able to do those things in short amount of time
Or they gave them the questions before the interview
I really liked how the host looked directly at Millicent even though the interpreter was the one speaking audibly!!
There is alot of people in South West Louisiana with your last name
@@chadkase7580 ....great???
@@Dysanii I just never heard of the name outside here
@@chadkase7580 lol yeah my dad is from texas and he has a lot of family in louisiana!!
@@clairesegura3530 I knew it lol. That's wild!
Give it up for that interpreter. She’s so freaking fast it’s impressive
They already knew the questions..are u realy that slow..wtf
0121 chill.
@@0121-x2j they also had to interpret the answers... are you dense?
@@0121-x2j shut
@Emo Coffee A-list actors need to be good at acting, and yet they win awards
The fact that closed captioning is not available on this video is just too ironic
Very good point. Now I'm mad.
coz they thought the deaf watching this might be able to interpret the sign language, I guess... ikd
Evasive drag^ yeah deaf people can decipher sign language you know-
Brijae B you have soooo many different signlanguages... even only within the English “speaking” persons I know there are at least 3 different ones. And hard of hearing people will not always know it, but still need subtitles. So an interpreter is not the same as subtitles. Subtitles take so little time to put in, so no excuse not to have them in situations like this
@@KennyGuite Not everyone who's deaf knows sign language actually, same with hard of hearing
That interpreter is so damn talented. She don't even just barely took a second to catch up with the signs; interpreting it but, also in reckoning the sign language.
Indeed.
Well i mean. thats her job... shes trained for years to get to that point
I didn’t know she was deaf in the real life.
I did
Thanks I guess..................
Me too😣!
I knew it from her another movie before quite place.
@@thegoat298 nobody was asking u xd
the fact that people didn't know she was actually deaf *shows* since hollywood is so used to give disabled people's roles to people who aren't. i'm glad she's being herself at all times, even at her roles. to the world, then...
*its called acting for a reason* 😒😒😒
They're actors lol
then they should act like one of their parents died. you don't steal nor neglect important roles this way. imagine a cis getting a transgender's role... wow acting. exit door's at your left scarlett johansson
leonardo omg 🙄
@@ahttacca and now that movie isnt getting made at all. Congrats you have won nothing
I didn’t know that she was actually mute/deaf. I originally thought she was just acting that way in the movie.
Same here
She can talk and does in part 2
she's deaf, but not mute
@@MadameCorgi yeah she can talk but
Just cant hear
She can talk but just like whispers. You can't hear her voice clearly
lmao at the translator's face.
She's SO into it. She has more emotion on her face than I have ever had in my life. lol wow
Yep that’s an interpreter’s job! They interpret everything, including tonality and emotion. Signed language is beautifully expressive and just as nuanced as verbal language. It’s like watching an artist paint vs listening to music.
yep, that is how sign language is
I was also surprised at how emotive Signers are. Because hearing and/or non-mute people can verbalize, their “facial emotions” become subtle.
That's how is suppost to be.
Facial expressions are like grammar for signing, it's so cool!!
She is GORGEOUS and an incredibly talented actress. The way she portrayed her character, stunning.
I was your 999 like :)
I was your 1000 like
Hello!
@@shotsoriginal4111 Hii
just saw part 2 in theatres and she did an even better job in that one! she is an absolute scene stealer. so talented!
Humans are so talented honestly... like hearing is one of the 5 major senses and we bypass it like it’s nothing. Sign language is so damn clever
Except not many people know about it...
Hate to bust your bubble, but sign language is much older. Have you seen apes lol?
@@oluwolechaviro9937 their sign language is simple, ours is much more complex.
I couldn’t agree more ! The same thing I was thinking by looking and admiring the talent of these two fully talented ladies . It is amazing what we can do as humans and also our adaptability .
You talk about hearing. There are amazing people in this world who can't see and you wouldn't believe the things they do. ❤️
I'm a sign language interpreter and I just love seeing how fascinated people are with Deaf culture and interpreting and sign language in general. ASL is a beautiful language! I encourage everyone to try to meet more Deaf people. Get to know them! They're wonderful people.
One of my goals in 2020 is to learn ASL - it seems like such a beautiful language.
Did the interpreter manage to capture everything she said? Compared to the interpreter what is your level?
@@maramccallum6818 That's a great goal to have! Congratulations!
@@Layput Yes! Interpreters might skip some words, because ASL is not just like English on the hands. It's not word for word. She did keep up rather well.
My aunt is deaf but her family was too poor to enroll her to "special school" for disable people. It was so expensive back around the 60s. So my aunt never learned about sign language. She knows alphabets in ASL from the book she bought but can't make a full sentences using ASL. But thankfully our family and even our neighborhood can read her lips well so we can still communicate. She can speak, not clearly but somehow understandable. There are a lot of deaf people in Indonesia that can't use or never heard about asl especially those who's live in the rural area. I hope Indonesian's government have more education program on ASL for those who need it. I want to be an ASL interpreter too actually
This comment section:
- 65% She's pretty.
- 25% I didn't know she was deaf.
- 8% The interpreter is nice.
- 2% Miscellaneous.
Steel Here 65% and 25% should be opposite
Shut up
Is she pretty though?
@@luisalonso959 You don't think so?
@@luisalonso959 yes I wish I looked as good as her.
I honestly didnt know shes deaf. Kudos to the movie for actual representation.
Millie's highlight tho!👑
And her outfit is amazing.
Yeeeessss, she looks very beautiful.
And hair. She's all gorgeous i think.
Was movie good and how about the second one
It’s about time they hired more disabled people to play disabled characters.
Well, it's not really playing if she is, isn't it?
@@robembrechts1958 ???
@lol idek I know what she ment :D But for me it's the same as saying a man played a man. It would be different if you say a man plays a villain. :D
@@robembrechts1958 umm no comment...
@@robembrechts1958 the thing here is not her playing a deaf character. Yes, her character is deaf also but she actually plays it. With your logic, you should be able to play the role of a man in a movie without any problem
i love how john actually wanted a deaf actor to play a deaf character. it's sadly rare in films to see characters played by actors that actually have the disability portrayed, and this was an amazing
As I said in another comment, the actors with a specific disability is not gonna be everywhere and be harder to locate then a healthy individual. John was able to get a talented actress who so happens to be deaf, but that far in between for other disabilities to which is likely gonna be harder to find.
Must have been quite a grind to direct this since she’s deaf irl. The translator must have made bank
TheBattleNetwork translators of any language make really good money since Sign isn’t well known. I’m actually becoming one myself
RayTheGay I wish you luck in becoming a rich translator
Sterna Levin thanks! I’m more in it for helping others, but a nice paycheck is great too
RayTheGay omg I am too!
For sure but also I think I read somewhere that John Kransinski actually learned sign language for the film so I’m sure it helped
She is so pretty ❤️❤️❤️
Edit : I changed my comment so the replies won't make any sense
Hmmmm.....i dont even know how to react to that. So weird. Its actually really demeaning.
But look at you! You are so empowered! You are not backed down by YOUR own disabilities, leaving full sentence comments on youtube regardless of your mental....difficulties. You did such a good job.
Now dont bark at me, here's a treat, a cookie. Good girl.
Its so incredible and commendable how you look human even though you are dumb as a knob.
THIS girl really deserves praise. You should be a feminist icon. Pfftt hahaha
kato093 I think you have a problem.
krist0pher I have type one diabetes and I can do everything a normal person can do except produce insulin and yet I still am considered to have a disability by amusement parks and airlines. If I want I can apply to get a pass to skip lines and board the plane before everyone else. If diabetes is considered a disability without me being offended, I don’t understand what the problem with being deaf being considered a disability. My uncle is deaf and he takes advantage of it and has gotten upgrades on flights because of it.
kato093 smd
krist0pher oh i didnt know that, in manila we have to consider them disabled and given respect for their pathways everywhere.. on trains and etc. But deaf community here says they are considered disabled maybe it differs per country/person
that translator is really good at her job, so fast she translate and not confuse between the person need to talk and sign
She seriously looks like John Krasinskis long lost daughter
LeeAnn C. Pam and Jim’s daughter :)
Cece
Cecilia Marie Halpert, perhaps
Wait she’s actually deaf. Why didn’t I know this
Blaze Incendio yes
I thought it would be more well know since when the movie was promoting they said how important it was to cast a deaf person to play her character.
Wait she's actually dead. Why didn't I know this
@@ionicbrezze5 dead!
@@ionicbrezze5 lmao did you mean deaf
She’s absolutely gorgeous, and such a talented actress! It’s so nice to know that the new gen of Hollywood is so talented , well done! She should be so proud
If there is any justice she will be a huge star. Her talent is incredible.
She is talking through sign language but talking nonetheless, the crew should have had a camera in front of her just like we usually have in any speaker interviews
Lucas Vieira Plus cutting away to the movie clip while she’s explaining something makes it difficult for deaf people to follow. Whenever she’s using sign the camera should be on her, not cutting away so only hearing people get her message.
Daniel Winter Yes, especially since closed captions aren’t available in this video.
There can't be a camera in front of her since her interpreter is in front of her (which is necessary for good Sign language communication)
@@paulinezugzwang1773 The camera aimed at the speaker would usually positioned (at least in a setup like this) in front of the desk, on our left. Under no circumstances would the camera be literally in front of her face.
she’s genuinely so freaking beautiful
So you just doin with her
@@testier9040 what now
@@yq2586 you doin with her or just watch like a normal people
Always watch her . follow her everywhere like a normal people
True
@@testier9040 i’m not sure if english is your first language or not or if i’m just reading your comments wrong but i literally don’t understand what you’re saying ?__?
Millie has the cutest side profile, also i had no clue she was actually deaf
Seeing her and that an actual deaf person played this role makes me sooo happy. Deaf culture is so wonderful and representation is so important. My son in deaf and it had made me a better mother and enriched our lives. I can’t wait to see what a bright future she will have.
I wonder if the interpreter is a beast in charade, too...
Without sounding stupid or ignorant, I’d be really intrigued on seeing how they came up for all the signs for words, like the first people that were like (moves hands in air) that means “Im good! How are you?”
Yeah I wonder how different than speaking language because they have something to go off of. But I don't know much about the origins of either
It has evolved over time, just like spoken language has! Flip the question and ask, “Who chose the words for us to speak in English, ‘I’m good. How are you?’” Same question can be asked for Spanish, French, German, etc. All these languages evolved naturally! As for the origins of American Sign Language in particular a lot of it if from LSF (French Sign Language), and Martha’s Vineyard (an island where an overwhelming amount of the population was deaf, and everybody communicated in sign). The two sort of merged together, and over time Americans have modified signs to make them their own!
Different countries have different signs American Sign Language, British Sign Language, Spoken Sign Language, French Sign, Spanish Sign, Military Sign and etc. Jessica Kelgren-Fozard has a video on the differences between American and British SL.
You could always Google the origins of sign language.
What a lot of people don't know is that sign language (at least ASL) is not a literal translation of English. It's a separate language with its own grammar, which is part of what makes it so interesting and beautiful.
ABandApart01 ASL is actually based from French Sign!!
Millicient is so gorgeous and elegant, and the translator is very talented and expressive.
Talented young lady and she looks just STUNNING in this interview!
@惡魔
1st off, I'm GAY, so my COMMANDMENT to this actress hardly equates me to a pedophile. I'm pretty sure is a woman said this you would have NOTHING to say about the comment.
So why don't you take your virtue signaling over to Twitter where it belongs.
I'M gonna say it again, SHE LOOKS STUNNING!
That dress is so pretty
Meg LM goes so well with her hair colour
Ok she's crazy pretty and around my age wow
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@@DeathWolfSaint idk how that's FBI worthy...
@@Warthog.edu. less than a years difference 👌
@JisooTurtleRabbitKim 16
Quite literally one of THE best films ever made, the acting from Millicent Simmonds and Emily Blunt are so far above everything else Hollywood produces these days that you must go see this film...It is truly a classic!!
i don't even know that she actually deaf until i look up the cast for a quiet place
Same!
Oh my god I had no idea she was actually deaf. She did an amazing job in the movie!
The interpreter is dope asl really sounded like she was talking with tone and everything.
That's what the interpreter is supposed to do. Cheers!
she’s so pretty and talented and graceful i can’t deal
Oh is she really speech-impaired? I thought she was only playing deaf for the movie. Anyway, she has a great talent in acting!
Deaf is a lack of or very limited hearing
She can talk
Andee Dizon no, she’s actually mute.
Me too
she could talk but it is difficult to talk when a person is deaf
That's wild. I didnt know she was actually deaf
I didn’t know she was actually deaf but I love her so much lol
The translater did a really good job.
It's amazing that she isn't held back and she's an amazing actress. Can't wait for part 2
Why does the interpreter look like clay jensen's mom?
Lmao
Lol
So true
She’s a great actress. Wishing nothing but continued success for her.
That amazing- She is an amazing actress. She didn’t even speak and I was shooketh
this is so wholesome, this movie was made even better by the actors and the chemistry everyone had off set. this will truly be an amazing movie, and i believe that "a quiet place" will be a classic!
Since when are horror movies "wholesome"?
@@NotMykl since when did the OP say the horror movie was wholesome? They clearly mean that Millie's involvement at all, her relationship with the cast, is wholesome.
She is so sweet and so talented it’s insane. I want her to be in more movies because of how incredible she is.
She lost her hearing from medication overdose, what medication made her lose her hearing?
medication overdose??
kgtgks look her up and see for yourself
Bruh momento
Some antibiotics can cause it. Specially in young children
Are you sure? Or are you spreading rumors?
I said earlier: "Talented young lady and she looks just STUNNING."
and a reply told me to "Calm down R. Kelly, she's 15."
I'm gay, making my complement even more innocent and complementary.
SO I'M DOUBLING DOWN.
She looks STUNNING!
complimenting someone on their looks isn’t being a creep. she really does look stunning, as a bisexual woman.
"Josh, why don't you take a seat?"
- Chris Hansen
@@beardedentity 😆
@@even___ I am SO confused like she looks extremely average to me
Lulu’s so jealous 😂 replying to any comment that compliments her looks, like we can see right through that.
Millie is such an inspiration. This is what other deaf and mute people should look up to. They CAN reach their dreams even though they have differences and that they shouldn't be blocked by others on their path. ❤️
I just realized that she was in Andi Mack😂
Aight Bet yeah she played libby jonahs girlfriend.
@Aight Bet you should finish the show its fun
I was literally looking for an andi mack comment thank god i found one
Yooo that interpreter is built DIFFERENT 😂
What kind of relationship are you in?
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I love how they actually casted a deaf person. She's so amazing, it blows my mind. 🤯🥰
I never knew she was actually deaf! I'm glad they're taking more into consideration about people with real disabilities and let them act out how it would feel to be deaf or even blind, using a person who's actually deaf makes it more understandable as well
She is absolutely GORGEOUS!!!!
She’s so cute. I just wanna be her friend so bad
This is actually really cool. I hope she keeps playing roles in movies.
shes literally a life sized doll. such a great actress
Damn now knowing this girl is deaf is like the ending of book of eli when they revealed he was blind... she did an amazing job
the interpreter is GOLD❤️
That interpreter is a great actor too, her vocal inflection is so natural
Captions not available. 🤦🏻♀️
Yeah, there is sign language, but it's only American Sign Language (ASL). Sign language is NOT universal.
English is also not universal 🤷♀️
@@SchennyoOoO English is considered an universal language tho lmao
Sign language is so fascinating to me
She was amazing in this movie and this interview...I can’t imagine the movie without her...great casting choice.
Sometimes our human race does make me feel proud of what we have accomplished.
Millie's amazing...i love her😘😘
I love this actress, milliscent if you see this , great job young lady ,I wish you continued tremendous success. You really make the movie💜🍿
saw her at the store today,, she's so pretty!!
Shes so talented and absolutely stunning!
I had no idea that she was actually deaf until I read trivia on Quiet Place. Wishing her much success!
the interpreter is so nice!
Girls at my school be doing Renegade and think they can speak in sign language💀
She definitely deserves to win an academy award 🥇
I’d LOVE to see both her and the adorable Max from Orphan do a movie together - it would be fantastic!
It’s really disrespectful when that presenter keeps looking away whiles she’s signing, as if she’s not speaking so can’t be heard.
or it’s because she isn’t sitting the same way as the cameras so she is trying to engage the audience as well. just a theory.
Speaking Truth sorry, but why should you have to discuss this beforehand. It’s common courtesy. When someone is speaking with you, you should retain eye contact, not look away at every opportunity.
Presenters look to the camera when they are interview hearing people too. Watch news interviews the presenter looks back and forth between the interviewee and the camera. It would be no different interviewing a deaf or blind person either.
Think positively 😀
She did an amazing job, such a great actor. I love these movies ,she made them great looking forward to a part 3
Good for her! I actually saw her in person twice at my job 😊
She's so pretty I love her and her acting skills 💕
The fact that there’s no subtitles on this video and it cuts away at some points while Milli is still signing... please turn them on!!
I just really wish the interviewer would look at her as she talked. Just because she’s deaf and using an interpreter doesn’t mean she’s not still having a conversation with her.
First time I watched her on "Wonderstruck" and had no idea that she's deaf in real life. Such a talented young woman.
In the end I started thinking the interpreters voice was her voice lol.
Wait so millie cannot talk and hear? The whole time!?
Jessie Roxas yes she is deaf
she’s just deaf, and deaf people can physically talk and some do but it’s scary and hard to do as u can’t hear yourself, and some just choose not to :)
Right. Deafmute.
She can talk, she does in another video, but not hear
She is a gorgeous talented young lady. Saw the sequel yesterday and she is wonderful in it.
She’s so beautiful and she has the prettiest eyes and that hand language is amazing must be hard to learn
aww she is just so cute and sweet!
i love millie's outfit!!
shes good at sign language too
I'd have thought she'd have to be. Considering she's deaf and all.
@@andremckenzie9746 Are there deaf people who are bad at sign language?
@@thema1998 that was my point. It was a sarcastic comment. I don't think there are.
@@andremckenzie9746 there are plenty of D/deaf and hoh people who don't sign, are still learning sign, or for whatever reason aren't good at it. many people don't have the access to proper education or are forced to use more 'normal' methods of communication, and for some D/deaf/hoh people sign language just isn't something they want or need to learn.
she’s so beautiful and an amazing actor. definitely want to see more of her
More of her (acting), more of her (movies), more of her (performance)
Simply amazing
Wow.
With--out words.
Best wishes.
she’s so pretty and i didn’t know she was actually deaf, which makes her and her talent in acting 100x better
the best actress ever...she performed amaaazingly.