In this scene. Severine completely dominated the whole scene acting wise. Her fake smile . Shivering fingers and lips. Fake laugh as she pretends to hide her fears. Its the finest acting i have ever seen from a bond girl in any bond movie.
Yes. Agreed .she has done better than other bond girls for this little role but she is in front of the best . Daniel craig as usual nailed it with his sarcastic dialogues by the way he took the conversation to convince her to make him meet with silva
Agree completely. Although very little time was spent introducing her and building her backstory, you just _knew_ who she was. She is certainly the most 3-dimensional (if not the best) of the Bond girls.
@@alex_n215 whoever casted the guy who casted the guy who casted the guy who casted the guy who casted the guy who casted berenice marlohe is the the genius
“I know when a woman is afraid and pretending not to be”. A reference to what happened with Vesper. He wasn’t able to realize that back then. Now, he is.
@Jorge Andreas Bayas Experiential Learning at its purest. Good observation Jorge and intelligent connection of prior events that have shaped Bond as we know him. Your character analysis is on point, despite what any disagreeing flat-character states in their response to your comment. ✅
Wanda, that’s not the same thing. You can play a game or enjoy watching a game without gambling. You compared the following: “game” and “gamble” with “drive” and “drive.” Gosh, TH-cam has created an anti-intellectual culture.
Probably the best single scene I have ever watched in any BOND movie. The " realness " of Severine's acting was off the charts. Every piece of her acting in this scene was impeccable. From her "class" to the "fear" in her eyes. Just incredible. Suprised she has not been offered more roles in Hollywood. Great actress.
She's all smooth until he mentions her employer and then her hand starts to shake...she maintains her composure though. Good actress, she doesn't over do it.
That was the point. She was afraid yet trying to pretend not to be. Some emotions overpower all others unfortunately. She played the part to absolute perfection.
And paired with Craig in the midnight blue Tom Ford tux, throwback batwing bow tie, and mother of pearl studs and cuff links, they are superbly styled.
....in my opinion i thought everything about her was camp....and not good camp...too much of everything...i wanted to like her however i thought she was overwrought like they didn't quite know what to do with her so they just piled it all on....
@@TtT341-h1m He also said he knows when a woman puts on a show but is scared. You may think he talks about M and in the context of the movie it makes sense, but at the same time I can´t help but think about Vespa when he says that.
This scene is one of the most mesmerising ever in a bond film, the acting superb by both, their chemistry, timing, subtlety, and sheer talent produce one of the most extraordinary scenes ever made. Her performance is SO real, you feel her fear, you feel her terror, from only her body language, expressions, and soft voice. That is exceptional, she could teach so much to so many in Hollywood just from that 5 minute master-class. Bravo Berenice Marlowe.
Agreed!! Not to mention his entrance into Macau casino on the gondola right before this is one of the finest sonic and cinematographic fusions across the films, such a powerful moment that completely encompasses his aura
Very true. This scene really hyped up the villain. & then we meet him & he actually seems somewhat pathetic, even though he is skilled. I dunno, maybe it's the casting job, but he just doesn't have a very threatening vibe about him at all. More goofy than scary.
Craig's Bond is definitely for adults, even with relationships with women. One of the most impressive, unique, and tragic Bond girls is Severine in Skyfall. We think this is going to be the typical stereotypical Bond flirt and seduction scene, but Bond takes his meeting with Severine in the Macau casino down a dark, realistic path. Such women are under the crushing control of someone...Silva in that case. Bond sees and calls out the tattoo on Severine's wrist that reveals she came from Macau's sex trade shops, and confronts her relationship of dependence on Silva. He's on a mission to get Silva, understands that Severine can get him to him, but also has compassion for the her. Rather than a romp, there is the tender shower scene on Silva's yacht, the Chimera. I love Connery, but Craig's Bond can be excellent. Superb performances and execution of the scene by all.
When Craig was first cast in the role of Bond I and almost everyone I knew who was a fan deplored the choice. Now when the topic arises I don't envision Bond as anyone other than Daniel Craig. Aside from Sean Connery, the rest are joke shop Bonds. Roger Moore was my previous favorite but the way he portrayed the character was, in retrospect, weak, and Pearce Brosnan is hard to imagine being a special agent of the calibre of a 007. He doesn't have the body for it and I could never see him fighting three men with the same level of violence and take him seriously. Craig lent extreme credence to the character with his stoney dark temperment and his physical fitness. That's the kind of fitness required of a man in his position.
@mattsterh7740 No, she was a trafficked child. The tattoo is a slave mark. The girl in "Sound of Freedom" gets one too. He alludes to her age at the time Silva got her - 12, 13. The ship is also, the Chimera. This is a reference to hybrid creatures that are being created in Demonic labs underground. Mythology is rife with these creatures as well.
@visionist7 Nah man, he was definitely toasting them, as if to say "Bring it on Mofo's!" 😁 He raises the glass for just a brief moment & then drinks from it.
Bérénice Marlohe who plays Séverine has everything for her : beauty and talent, she appears to be a lovely and gentle woman in every interview she gave. Wish we could see her again on screens.
Wonderful acting by Marlohe in my opinion. She’s underrated as one of the most beautiful Bond girls. She probably would rate much higher on some lists had she not had so little screen time in the film.
She is very impressive in this performance. Look for example at 3:57 when she says "I don't think so" in fact the character is half thinking that Bond is not capable of helping her but something deep in her subconscious makes her believing in part to him... and in effect the actress splits her face in 2 different expressions for a second ... wonderful!
Her acting here is superb. Her giddiness @ the thought of someone potentially killing this man who has kept her under his thumb for so long, you can see the joy in her eyes at the mere thought of it. And then as she's about to get up, she pauses for a moment to contemplate his chances, & then says "Very nice to have met you, Mr. Bond", as if to say that he's done for. Fantastically done. Bravo.
The genius of this scene, to me anyway, is the line from Bond “Someone usually dies” and then it turns out that she’s the one who dies. It’s tragic, subtle foreshadowing.
A really great scene. This incredibly beautiful and yet tragic character is portrayed so beautifully by Bérénice Marlohe....Danial Craig's cold lizard eyes and Bond's complex motives throw smoke and fire into the mix. It is brilliant film making. Bond's ruthless faith in goodness, and Severine's unshakeable morality imprisoned by forces beyond her control make for fantastic watching. It's a theme that has been used before many times in Bond films, but is electrifying here.
One of my very favourite scenes involving a "Bond Woman". The playout between the two is mesmerising as is Severine herself. Lush and detailed, just draws you in. Would loved to have seen more of her character. She's gorgeous "If you like that sort of thing" Liked Moneypennys interaction with Bond too during the whole scene. Delightful!
A phenomenal actress in an exceptionally well written and directed scene. It's strange how often you see a version of this and it doesn't quite sell as true and all those versions are rendered terrible when you see it done absolutely perfectly.
One piece of great acting of her part was that look of vengeance but also hope in her eyes when he says “bring me to him.” That subtle quiver along with the slight grinding of her teeth, such a great scene and acting by both of them
Bernice is brilliant in this scene - one of the best in any Bond film. The acting is excellent. Confidence and then vulnerability. Lighting, set and direction also stunning. Can watch this again and again.
I love how Marlohe behaves as Severine is asked about her employer at about 7:00 or so. A very slight catch of the breath as she draws in her cigarette, a more noticeable shaking of her cigarette hand... Severine is **terrified** of her boss and almost completely hides it... almost. Good bit of acting there. Damned shame that Severine didn't make it through the movie **and** that Berenice Marlohe hasn't caught on more in the US.
One of the henchmen Bond fights at the end of this clip, went on against Ethan Hunt and August Walker in 'Mission: Impossible - Fallout' in the bathroom fight scene as the fake "John Lark". He is portrayed by stuntman Liang Yang.
@@MichaelBakerFilmmaking even The Bone Doctor from Mission Impossible 5 appears in Skyfall as the henchman who fights Bond in the frozen lake towards the end
Made me watch Skyfall again, probably the best Bond film to date. Javier Bardem is absolutely brilliant with sultry Bérénice Marlohe, as Sévérine oozing sexuality!!
For me, this scene emphasizes how much under control Severine was by her master. From the way she dressed and carried herself: you get the first impression that she's assertive and a classic femme fatale, only out for herself, all the way up to the hair: so elegant, not a single strain of hair out of place. As Bond says about her pretending to be what she's not, she's completely under orders even forced to seem as composed as her tight backless dress and classic combed hair; in reality she's shaking with fear on the inside.
Certanly better than that Table Cloth you’re wearing Imran. You Look like a Penguin about to waddle back to the Antarctic. Jeezus F*In Christ. My guess is you don’t have a subscription to GQ. You may want to seriously consider getting one... Call it a Christmas Gift to yourself. You will thank me later.
@@effortlessawareness8778 Who are you? And the one I'm wearing just so happens to be Tom Ford too. The same Skyfall one that's worn here in this video too might I add. At least I can pull it off, clearly. Can you? I guess not.
Bérénice Marlohe played Sévérine. Very talented and stunning. I really hated seeing her die in this movie. And Naomie Harris is my favorite Moneypenny in the whole series. She’s the first one to demonstrate her field agent skills, as a bad ass deadly MI6 agent, but not quite 00 material. And she’s way hot too.
Second only to Vesper among Craig’s Bond girls. She deserved a bigger role, this was the most memorable scene in the entire film. That beaming but fragile smile cuts through you
Me: My god, James. What did just happen here? James Bond: The circle of life. At 05:58, i laugh so hard when Bond stops and points at the Komodo Dragon like saying: "Dude, wait, look at that"
In this scene. Severine completely dominated the whole scene acting wise. Her fake smile . Shivering fingers and lips. Fake laugh as she pretends to hide her fears. Its the finest acting i have ever seen from a bond girl in any bond movie.
Two words: vesper lynd.
But yes she gives her a run for her money too. Very precise and in control acting wise
@@A-G-A-G vesper was never really in a scene like this though
@@Anna-tw3dd umm the "i'm the money" scene?
Yes. Agreed .she has done better than other bond girls for this little role but she is in front of the best .
Daniel craig as usual nailed it with his sarcastic dialogues by the way he took the conversation to convince her to make him meet with silva
@@A-G-A-G vesper was boring and not half as hot
One of the classiest bond girls ever
The silence between her lines, the look on her face and her soft voice all added up to make her a stunning woman.
She's a Clown 🤡
I think she was the best acted Bond girl
But WAY to much make up it almost " clowned" her because she has natural beauty and that was overkill
@@louismartinez4467 I think the too heavy make up did fit the role (being forced to be there). Obviously it reduced her beauty.
Can we just take a minute to appreciate how good her performance is???
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Meh. It is good.
I’ll even stretch to two...minutes
Ha ha ha ha ha - That is stretching it by 60 seconds
Overall rating is a - Meh
i was having that same thought, very impressive
Her performance is unnerving. I've met damaged people in real life and they gave me the same chills.
Same. I met a woman who had actually survived the sex trade as well. Luckily was recruited by the government to go after the traffickers.
I want to meet your employer.. hmmmm...
@@TH-cam_scheduler hmmmm..
I guess coercion is something I need to look at closely.. hmmmm..
Women can smile with and without their eyes?
@mentalextra circle of life.. hmmmm 😔..
Such a sad life this character has lived and endured. The actress really showed so much with such little screen time.
Indeed Walter... Indeed...
Agree completely. Although very little time was spent introducing her and building her backstory, you just _knew_ who she was. She is certainly the most 3-dimensional (if not the best) of the Bond girls.
Yep I agree
Precisely. Amazing performance.
And bond just have sex with her and no remorse when she's killed later in front of his eyes
Whoever cast Bérénice Marlohe for this is a genius.
Whoever casted the guy who casted Berenice Marlohe was the true genius.
@@effortlessawareness8778 whoever casted the guy who casted the guy who casted Berenice Marlohe was the real genius
@@thedarknessherself3454 Whoever casted the guy, who casted the guy, who casted the guy who casted Bérénice Marlohe is a the biggest genius of all.
@@alex_n215 whoever casted the guy who casted the guy who casted the guy who casted the guy who casted the guy who casted berenice marlohe is the the genius
@@Jamesbond-fq9xw C-C-C-COMBO BREAKER
“I know when a woman is afraid and pretending not to be”.
A reference to what happened with Vesper. He wasn’t able to realize that back then. Now, he is.
"I like this game" "I dont gamble"
Me: I like to drive. I dont drive.
@Jorge Andreas Bayas
Experiential Learning at its purest.
Good observation Jorge and intelligent connection of prior events that have shaped Bond as we know him. Your character analysis is on point, despite what any disagreeing flat-character states in their response to your comment.
✅
It's because he recognizes the fear in a woman's eyes the first time they see his ginormous pp
It doesn't save Severine, unfortunately.
Wanda, that’s not the same thing. You can play a game or enjoy watching a game without gambling. You compared the following: “game” and “gamble” with “drive” and “drive.” Gosh, TH-cam has created an anti-intellectual culture.
Probably the best single scene I have ever watched in any BOND movie. The " realness " of Severine's acting was off the charts. Every piece of her acting in this scene was impeccable. From her "class" to the "fear" in her eyes. Just incredible. Suprised she has not been offered more roles in Hollywood. Great actress.
She's all smooth until he mentions her employer and then her hand starts to shake...she maintains her composure though. Good actress, she doesn't over do it.
That GorcStew has Great attention to detail: The Sacred & The Propane.
Rumour has it he’s more creative than Spielberg
@@effortlessawareness8778 Walt Whitman Ova here
That was the point. She was afraid yet trying to pretend not to be. Some emotions overpower all others unfortunately. She played the part to absolute perfection.
“How much do you know about fear” amazing
She's pretty, however her acting was top-notch. Very subtle.
Excellent observation Duke. The sacred and the propane.
@@effortlessawareness8778
A fucking Sopranos reference?
Severine is one of the most underrated bond girls.
Definitely
Where are ratings ?🤔
Damn right.
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Vesper lynd are one of the best too
“Someone usually dies.”
Oh such an eery foreshadowing.
Indubitably.
His way of letting her know just how reckless he is, but she still lets him in on when and where to be.
It's a Bond movie. It's hardly foreshadowing.
@@nathand4500 Well now that aged well
That line is in the same league for me as "... yes... considerably."
I never tire of this scene. Severine’s jewelry, gown & performance are all top drawer. Love her!
This is straight up reverse manipulation with such more manipulation added
It's a Swarovski dress. More than 1000 crystals were used, IIRC
And paired with Craig in the midnight blue Tom Ford tux, throwback batwing bow tie, and mother of pearl studs and cuff links, they are superbly styled.
....in my opinion i thought everything about her was camp....and not good camp...too much of everything...i wanted to like her however i thought she was overwrought like they didn't quite know what to do with her so they just piled it all on....
It's amazing that he is still drinking a Vesper. Very subtle details. I love how they have really captured Bonds Essence with Craig
Wow...I never noticed! Thats so cool and a respect to Vesper...
Wait how did you notice that?
@@TtT341-h1m He also said he knows when a woman puts on a show but is scared. You may think he talks about M and in the context of the movie it makes sense, but at the same time I can´t help but think about Vespa when he says that.
@@iammrbadguy9706 I think the line is meant to be about vesper
its not a vesper... its a vodka martini shaken (hence the shaking and "perfect") not stirred.
“I know when a woman is afraid and pretending not to be.”- Bond
Definitely a reference to Vesper.
She owned this character. Stunning, alluring, sophisticated and mysterious all in one. And that sultry voice.
This scene is one of the most mesmerising ever in a bond film, the acting superb by both, their chemistry, timing, subtlety, and sheer talent produce one of the most extraordinary scenes ever made. Her performance is SO real, you feel her fear, you feel her terror, from only her body language, expressions, and soft voice. That is exceptional, she could teach so much to so many in Hollywood just from that 5 minute master-class. Bravo Berenice Marlowe.
Agreed!! Not to mention his entrance into Macau casino on the gondola right before this is one of the finest sonic and cinematographic fusions across the films, such a powerful moment that completely encompasses his aura
This actress is fantastic. Truly terrifying the way she describes her fear
Very true. This scene really hyped up the villain. & then we meet him & he actually seems somewhat pathetic, even though he is skilled. I dunno, maybe it's the casting job, but he just doesn't have a very threatening vibe about him at all. More goofy than scary.
I feel so sad for her . She took him to her boss to get freed but she still died .
well she ended up free...in a way that she didn't wanted....tbh I thought I was the only one who felt sad for her :')
vincent pfattner , sorry for ruining it. You will still enjoy it. I promise . Much more suspense than this . Good stuff.
@@JesusHchristsonofgod sorry for spoilering
Eliona Balla no problem.. still gonna watch it can’t wait!
Who's Fred?
Craig's Bond is definitely for adults, even with relationships with women. One of the most impressive, unique, and tragic Bond girls is Severine in Skyfall. We think this is going to be the typical stereotypical Bond flirt and seduction scene, but Bond takes his meeting with Severine in the Macau casino down a dark, realistic path. Such women are under the crushing control of someone...Silva in that case. Bond sees and calls out the tattoo on Severine's wrist that reveals she came from Macau's sex trade shops, and confronts her relationship of dependence on Silva. He's on a mission to get Silva, understands that Severine can get him to him, but also has compassion for the her. Rather than a romp, there is the tender shower scene on Silva's yacht, the Chimera. I love Connery, but Craig's Bond can be excellent. Superb performances and execution of the scene by all.
Well said
Some adults, anyway. Not pathetic liberals though
I think the tattoo is a reference to the books. In the books, james is tattooed in casino royale by a russian so other russians can tell hes a spy.
When Craig was first cast in the role of Bond I and almost everyone I knew who was a fan deplored the choice. Now when the topic arises I don't envision Bond as anyone other than Daniel Craig. Aside from Sean Connery, the rest are joke shop Bonds. Roger Moore was my previous favorite but the way he portrayed the character was, in retrospect, weak, and Pearce Brosnan is hard to imagine being a special agent of the calibre of a 007. He doesn't have the body for it and I could never see him fighting three men with the same level of violence and take him seriously. Craig lent extreme credence to the character with his stoney dark temperment and his physical fitness. That's the kind of fitness required of a man in his position.
@mattsterh7740 No, she was a trafficked child. The tattoo is a slave mark. The girl in "Sound of Freedom" gets one too. He alludes to her age at the time Silva got her - 12, 13.
The ship is also, the Chimera. This is a reference to hybrid creatures that are being created in Demonic labs underground. Mythology is rife with these creatures as well.
I like how Bond is like: "Dude can we take a break for a second? There is a freakin komoda dragon right there." Lol buddy didn't listen
I love how he raises his glass to the hitmen at the end. Such absolute confidence.
Alpha male
"To your death, cheers" 🍸
I think he was checking it as a reference to the poison scene in Casino
@visionist7 Nah man, he was definitely toasting them, as if to say "Bring it on Mofo's!" 😁
He raises the glass for just a brief moment & then drinks from it.
But, he ultimately needed Ms Moneypenny to save him.
One of the best written, best performed scenes in the history of Bond. Her acting is AMAZING
Her facial expressions are to die for.
she deserved more screen time, such beautiful acting ❤️
yes!!!!
❤❤
Bérénice Marlohe who plays Séverine has everything for her : beauty and talent, she appears to be a lovely and gentle woman in every interview she gave. Wish we could see her again on screens.
This brief bar scene was enough to make her my favourite Bond girl. An amazingly nuanced and subtle performance.
She's not in the movie very long and she has great chemistry with Bond
I never took the time to look at the subtle movement of her hands face and neck as her mood changes. She did such a wonderful job.
"Very nice to have met you, Mr. Bond". The way she says that, she did not expect him to survive.
Severine’s scene here is perfect, I know.
But can we please appreciate Bond’s horrified expressions when he sees the Komodo dragon? 😂😂
For good reason. Look up how the after effects of their bites literally melt meat?
The way he just pointed at it like "what the fuck is that?" reminded me of Roger.
@@AlexGonzalez-gf4oz That's a good observation. This is a callback to the gators in Live and Let Die.
Why? Are we in group therapy that you can’t just appreciate alone? This isn’t kindergarten.
@@plumeria66 You ok dude?
Wonderful acting by Marlohe in my opinion. She’s underrated as one of the most beautiful Bond girls. She probably would rate much higher on some lists had she not had so little screen time in the film.
Their chemistry is just papable! Love these two....wish Sevrin had more screen time.
Her performance when Bond reads her is absolutely phenomenal! Her eyes and twitches really convey her fear of Silva, just amazing!
Severine deserve an Oscar for this scene, and her subtle voice as well.
"someone usually dies"
"perhaps you can..."
her response having a double meaning is amazing
She is very impressive in this performance. Look for example at 3:57 when she says "I don't think so" in fact the character is half thinking that Bond is not capable of helping her but something deep in her subconscious makes her believing in part to him... and in effect the actress splits her face in 2 different expressions for a second ... wonderful!
Her acting here is superb.
Her giddiness @ the thought of someone potentially killing this man who has kept her under his thumb for so long, you can see the joy in her eyes at the mere thought of it.
And then as she's about to get up, she pauses for a moment to contemplate his chances, & then says "Very nice to have met you, Mr. Bond", as if to say that he's done for.
Fantastically done. Bravo.
Bond stepped on a Komodo dragon to get out of the pit. Next thing you know, he'll be walking on crocodiles.
Roger would be proud! 😉
I see what you did there
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That’s already been tried.
Nice live and let die reference I didn't even see it all this time
Is anyone here that has watched Skyfall more than 5 times and will still watch it again?(Me too,me too)
Even though there are 5 James Bond films I like more than Skyfall. I will visit this film again in the near future.
@@greatwuta thanks I appreciate it ✊😎
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Skyfall is one of those movies that I will never get tired of.
@@furioussherman7265 yeah I know😎
The genius of this scene, to me anyway, is the line from Bond “Someone usually dies” and then it turns out that she’s the one who dies. It’s tragic, subtle foreshadowing.
My English teacher would be proud of your analysis.
A really great scene. This incredibly beautiful and yet tragic character is portrayed so beautifully by Bérénice Marlohe....Danial Craig's cold lizard eyes and Bond's complex motives throw smoke and fire into the mix. It is brilliant film making. Bond's ruthless faith in goodness, and Severine's unshakeable morality imprisoned by forces beyond her control make for fantastic watching. It's a theme that has been used before many times in Bond films, but is electrifying here.
Definitely one of the smoothest conversations, James Bond has ever had subtle and stylish.
OMG Berenice Marlohe is STUNNING!! (Those eyes are absolutely hypnotizing!! She might be my all-time favorite Bond lady!!)
"Someone usually dies" one of the best film lines ever. and funny too.
One of my very favourite scenes involving a "Bond Woman". The playout between the two is mesmerising as is Severine herself. Lush and detailed, just draws you in. Would loved to have seen more of her character. She's gorgeous "If you like that sort of thing" Liked Moneypennys interaction with Bond too during the whole scene. Delightful!
Impeccable acting.
"I don't gamble. I'm not very lucky". Then she took a bet on Bond and died. :-(
A phenomenal actress in an exceptionally well written and directed scene. It's strange how often you see a version of this and it doesn't quite sell as true and all those versions are rendered terrible when you see it done absolutely perfectly.
She is literally breathtaking. Perfection
Not with that reeking smokers breath give your head a wobble
@@AB-sg5wn I don't care, she is drop dead beautiful
6:22 “Good luck with that.”
That has to be my favorite line in a movie!
the actress who plays Severine is exceptional in this scene
I know that people are praising her for her acting in this scene, but Daniel Craig’s acting in here is also absolutely incredible !
Craig's delivery of the "Bond, James Bond" line here is my favorite of them all.
The way she said "Severine", oh my heart fell out of my chest💞💞💞
Craig's acting in this is amazing!
Skyfall lacks of a main Bond girl but Severine is surely amazing!
Davider A Bong girl would be amazing.
For all of those few minutes she was alive though...
Judy Dench: am I a joke to you?
If you think about the main woman of this movie is M. The sort of mother son relationship between them is what's Skyfall is all about.
She's been like that since goldeneye 1995
One piece of great acting of her part was that look of vengeance but also hope in her eyes when he says “bring me to him.” That subtle quiver along with the slight grinding of her teeth, such a great scene and acting by both of them
Superb performance by Bérénice Marlohe. She's fantastic.
Marlohe put up one of the best acting performance of the WHOLE James Bond series in this scene! Impeccable acting!
Bernice is brilliant in this scene - one of the best in any Bond film. The acting is excellent. Confidence and then vulnerability. Lighting, set and direction also stunning. Can watch this again and again.
My absolute favorite moment between Bond and a Bond girl. 🥰
I don't understand at all why Berenice isn't an A list actress! She's phenomenal in this scene!
Absolutely love Bond’s little “thank you” to Moneypenny. I love the relationship between the two of them in the Craig films.
5:31 the guy behind Bond is the same person who fought Tom Cruise and Henry Cavill in the Mission Impossible 6 bathroom fight!
He’s also TRA-TOR from Star Wars: The Force Awakens
John lark...
he has confidence tht tom cruise never has or pretending to be one 🤣
guess he decided to hit the gym after getting beaten so quickly by Bond. kek
And the guy at 06:42 is in venom movie
I love how Marlohe behaves as Severine is asked about her employer at about 7:00 or so. A very slight catch of the breath as she draws in her cigarette, a more noticeable shaking of her cigarette hand... Severine is **terrified** of her boss and almost completely hides it... almost.
Good bit of acting there. Damned shame that Severine didn't make it through the movie **and** that Berenice Marlohe hasn't caught on more in the US.
One of the henchmen Bond fights at the end of this clip, went on against Ethan Hunt and August Walker in 'Mission: Impossible - Fallout' in the bathroom fight scene as the fake "John Lark".
He is portrayed by stuntman Liang Yang.
Damn dude thank you
He was so strong he had them both !! In mission imposible
One of the few people that appears in Mission Impossible and James Bond but the most obvious is Léa Seydoux
Nice trivia thanks.
@@MichaelBakerFilmmaking even The Bone Doctor from Mission Impossible 5 appears in Skyfall as the henchman who fights Bond in the frozen lake towards the end
Gosh this lady took smoking a cigarette to another level, she's so composed. it's like I want this kind of woman.
Severine actress was marvelous and so convincing. Underrated for sure.
Bond raising his glass to the bodyguards is one of the most badass things to ever happen in film.
Cheers🥃
Daniel Craig was a magnificent James Bond.
Made me watch Skyfall again, probably the best Bond film to date. Javier Bardem is absolutely brilliant with sultry Bérénice Marlohe, as Sévérine oozing sexuality!!
Excellent setting, outstanding dialogue, a sky of champagne, an earful of impressions.
A place for everyone and everyone in their place.
For me, this scene emphasizes how much under control Severine was by her master. From the way she dressed and carried herself: you get the first impression that she's assertive and a classic femme fatale, only out for herself, all the way up to the hair: so elegant, not a single strain of hair out of place. As Bond says about her pretending to be what she's not, she's completely under orders even forced to seem as composed as her tight backless dress and classic combed hair; in reality she's shaking with fear on the inside.
Really clever little nod of respect to Roger Moore's Bond jumping the crocodiles in Live & Let Die
One would argue Oliver...that it was not a nod of respect, but a smirk of...disrespect. Ponder that as I puff on my tobacco...🧐
@@effortlessawareness8778 I think you're puffing on something else there.
I truly felt sad and disappointed when they ended her time so early in this movie. She was stellar in her role!
Agreed she should have at least lasted untill the Skyfall mansion but the focus was M
The single greatest most underrated Bond Girl performance all time. 💯👏🏾
Bond is a grand master in fighting without ruining his suits
These are some of the best action movies in cinema history. Thank God for Daniel Craig. He was born for this role.
A truly amazing Bond girl, a shame her time was cut way too short.
That tux alone is beautiful.
Excuse my words bro, fuck yes, that a badass suit.
Certanly better than that Table Cloth you’re wearing Imran. You Look like a Penguin about to waddle back to the Antarctic. Jeezus F*In Christ. My guess is you don’t have a subscription to GQ. You may want to seriously consider getting one... Call it a Christmas Gift to yourself. You will thank me later.
@@effortlessawareness8778 Who are you? And the one I'm wearing just so happens to be Tom Ford too. The same Skyfall one that's worn here in this video too might I add. At least I can pull it off, clearly. Can you? I guess not.
He's got the charisma to impress ladies... 😂😂
MI5 spends millions keeping him like that.
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"Someone usually dies" was 10/10 line
Phenomenal acting by this woman. Unbelievably good.
When he says...Bond..James bond, I'm like dang bro he nailed it!! Sends chills down my spine.
Bérénice Marlohe played Sévérine. Very talented and stunning. I really hated seeing her die in this movie.
And Naomie Harris is my favorite Moneypenny in the whole series. She’s the first one to demonstrate her field agent skills, as a bad ass deadly MI6 agent, but not quite 00 material. And she’s way hot too.
Everything from her subtle accent, facial expressions and body gestures is 👌🏻 even her eyes can act.
Second only to Vesper among Craig’s Bond girls. She deserved a bigger role, this was the most memorable scene in the entire film. That beaming but fragile smile cuts through you
I think im in love with this actress she straight killed this scene and is beautiful as hell
"Someone usually dies."
Sadly for Severine, she was not aware that it would be her.
She is captivating...and at 4:00, her control of her eyebrow and one eye "blink"...masterful, in my esteem.
1:35 - I like how you stares intently at the bartender. I imagine he's having a flashback to his little scare in Montenegro.
Severine and Tracy (Diana Rigg) are my most favorite Bond girls. They are both very beautiful and talented.
My Goodness her performance! This back and fourth was so expertly written
As an actress, she certainly earned her salary and then some with this scene. Memorable.
Me: My god, James. What did just happen here?
James Bond: The circle of life.
At 05:58, i laugh so hard when Bond stops and points at the Komodo Dragon like saying: "Dude, wait, look at that"
Same here, I laughed hard as well.
PO BON AFETATO IL BUSHER
Exactly 😂😂😂😂
6:03 Bond expression
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
But what about his special gun? The bad guy took it, to be eaten by the Komodo Dragon ...and Bond never got to use it? Q is gonna be pissed!
One the most beaultiful woman i've ever saw in my life. Superb acting too, one of the best bond girls in all time
Cheers🥃
From one gentleman to another, You have good taste
Really wish Severine didn’t die. Probably my favourite Craig-era Bond girls.
“Put it all on red.” I’d be like **yoink!**
How did she not get the Best Actress Oscar for that?
Daniel Craig is the best Bond ever. Takes you down the path of darkness and fear with a boldness that sends shivers down the spine.
I wish she got more roles. She was amazing both here and in Twin Peaks, with very little material. Top-notch.
Masterclass in scriptwriting. Amazing acting. I just wish the audio department didn't make it so hard to hear what they were talking about.