Can anyone tell me why Bronte doesn’t just marry Phil instead of marrying a stranger? If she truly wants to help out George then I can understand, but she doesn’t know him or even like him. Why would you marry someone you don’t know anything about just to buy a greenhouse apartment? The rest of the film is fine but this plot line is unrealistic., illogical and irrational.
Brilliant scene. First apprehension, he doesn't want to play. Then shock, then, I can't stop laughing, then, I'm crying! Who could make this scene believable? But he did it. 💐
I've watched "Green Card" at least 20 times in my life, and this is my favorite scene! Gerard Depardieu ---- yeah! He makes all films no matter what the genre -- fantastic!
Love this film. Have watched it many times during the pandemic here in Long Beach California. The movie and cast never gets old. Gerard Depardieu is such a great actor and so ruggedly handsome.cant believe this movie is Almost twenty years old.
@@margaretfoss7207 and Helene Staley, I feel the exact same way. I think this is the most beautiful scene in the movie. And that poem, oh. It still brings tears to my eyes. Just. Beautiful. (And honestly, does anything ever sound bad in French? lol I've never heard anything that does.)
Saw this movie over 20 years ago. Woke up at 5am to use the bathroom and this scene popped in my head. Been looking for it for 3 hours 😩 just found it. Not disappointed 🙂
The scene is awesome. I think I watched this movie some 10 times and always marvelled at this. Depardieu at his finest. For information, the music piece (the real one ;)) is "Asking You" by Hans Zimmer (one of the great composers of our time).
This poem and the piece he's playing always makes my heart sooo ... so... wordless! The children and the trees...... Thank you!! And I loooove when he goes crazy on the piano!! That party needed to eas up!!!!
It is a very moving scene, as strong as any I've seen in a film. The film is not serious, but theres something about this scene which is so beautiful. I think the embarrassment where George is playing randomly....vs the delicacy of the poem just works perfectly.
I never seem to get tired of watching this scene!!! Gives me sooo much!!! It means a lot that you've put this here on TH-cam... Laughter and tears at the same time!! ...
Peter te Riele This screen is the best. I just wish this clip started with him playing the piano while speaking in French. Another great part was their goodbyes to each other. Of course you have to watch the whole movie to really feel it. Chica
one of my all time fav films, stellar cast and wonderful direction by outstanding Oz director Peter Weir. This is another story which says "you are the person I never knew I always wanted" His masculinity to her was at first a turn off, but at the end he swept her off her feet and I always think he would have eaten her up once he got his hands on her, but in a good way, just what her character needed. You can be an independent woman but still need to be loved hard, we all do
I don't know about the rest of the movie. I'm watching it for company and it hasn't "grabbed me" but that scene caught my attention and held it so well that I had to come here and watch it again. ...and it did so bring tears to my eyes.
I was born 81 but this movie . I was a child and that's how it was engraved strong on me when I watched it .. Especially the music ... And the other day I bought it, and watched it, 4 times in 48 hours ... Magnificent! The actors are fantastic!
She's gorgeous in the whole movie, and her clothes are beautiful, and she makes the clothes look so beautiful; one can see why she started out as a fashion model.
Une fois j’ai entendu le bruit du rire des enfants. Et j’ai pleuré à chaudes larmes pour ces arbres perdus. "Laissez les petits enfants dans les arbres et je leur donnerai de l’espoir", il a dit. Mais il n’y a plus d’arbres pour ces pauvres enfants perdus. La pourriture est leur jouet. La décadence est leur jeu. Ils n’ont que des ordures à escalader...
Once I heard the sound of the wind in the trees Once I heard the sound of the laughter of children And I wept warm salted tears for the lost trees Let the little children come onto the trees and I will give them hope But there are no trees for the poor lost children Decay is their toy Despair is their game They have only chaos to climb.
the poem in spanish: Una vez oí el sonido del viento en los arboles una vez oí el sonido de las risas de los niños y llore lagrimas calientes por los arboles perdidos dejad que los niños se acerquen a los arboles y tendrán esperanza dijo. (Dijo Andy) pero no hay árboles para los pobres niños perdidos la basura es su juguete, la desesperación es el juego solo al caos pueden trepar.
This is one of the funniest and most moving movie scenes I know .... AND: I lvoe this whole movie!!!! Thank you for sharing this!! Take care!! Love from Nenne in Sweden
his mischieviousness and the two slavering pals always crack me up and the reeling in of the old bat with the big hair -"no trees for the poor lost poor children" classic -that old actress should have got an oscar
« Une fois j’ai entendu le bruit du vent dans les arbres. Une fois j’ai entendu le bruit du rire des enfants. Et j’ai pleuré à chaudes larmes pour ces arbres perdus. Laissez venir les petits enfants dans les arbres et je leur donnerais de l’espoir, il a dit. Mais il n’y a plus d’arbres pour ces pauvres enfants perdus. La pourriture est leur jouet. La décadence est leur jeu. Ils n’ont que des ordures à escalader. »
He don’t know how to play piano and he is not a music conductor too. He just played this and made up the poem because he is a poetic man in reality a gangster
"Une fois j'ai entendu le bruit du vent dans les arbres Une fois j'ai entendu le bruit du rire des enfants Et j'ai pleuré à chaude larmes pour ces arbres perdus Laisser venir les petits enfants dans les arbres et je leur donnerai de l'espoir, il a dit Mais il n'y a plus d'arbres pour ces pauvres enfants perdus Pourriture est leur jouet, décadence est leur jeu Ils n'ont que des ordures à escalader"
Loved this scene. The tacky music in combination with the kitschy poem, it was almost too much but shows a perfect understanding of the sentimentality of his rich host.
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I have seen this movie only once, about 25 years ago. This scene stayed with me through all this time.
And the song and Hans Zimmer...
it's my favorite scene
This and the opening...raw musical talent
@@willyhwang1059 he wins her heart
Can anyone tell me why Bronte doesn’t just marry Phil instead of marrying a stranger? If she truly wants to help out George then I can understand, but she doesn’t know him or even like him. Why would you marry someone you don’t know anything about just to buy a greenhouse apartment? The rest of the film is fine but this plot line is unrealistic., illogical and irrational.
First he breaks every expectation from the crowd then plays this little tune to get back to normal and wins.. Smart
This film is a masterpiece and in my opinion it was made perfectly
I still have left tears:---80's were great (i am 51 now) God bless all of you dear
Brilliant scene. First apprehension, he doesn't want to play. Then shock, then, I can't stop laughing, then, I'm crying! Who could make this scene believable? But he did it. 💐
Yes, he absolutely did!
Classic scene. One of the most memorable. Great movie too.
I've watched "Green Card" at least 20 times in my life, and this is my favorite scene! Gerard Depardieu ---- yeah! He makes all films no matter what the genre -- fantastic!
You are so beautiful.
Love this film. Have watched it many times during the pandemic here in Long Beach California. The movie and cast never gets old. Gerard Depardieu is such a great actor and so ruggedly handsome.cant believe this movie is Almost twenty years old.
@@margaretfoss7207 and Helene Staley, I feel the exact same way. I think this is the most beautiful scene in the movie. And that poem, oh. It still brings tears to my eyes. Just. Beautiful. (And honestly, does anything ever sound bad in French? lol I've never heard anything that does.)
Saw this movie over 20 years ago. Woke up at 5am to use the bathroom and this scene popped in my head. Been looking for it for 3 hours 😩 just found it. Not disappointed 🙂
How french makes you 400% sexier
Gerard walking in a room would dwarf any men
Ha! So true.
Gerard is naturally alpha.
Absofreakinglutely!
@@Hayekenshort yes he would!
The scene is awesome. I think I watched this movie some 10 times and always marvelled at this. Depardieu at his finest.
For information, the music piece (the real one ;)) is "Asking You" by Hans Zimmer (one of the great composers of our time).
I've tried in vain to get the sheet music for this piece. It seems easy to figure out, but i'm always distracted by Gerard's poem.
@@nonh8nsk8r listen to the soundtrack.
Classic piece of cinema, chapeau to Dep, the writer and director. He deserved an oscar for this film.
Written & directed by Peter Weir.
One of the greatest moments ever laid upon film. IMHHO
This poem and the piece he's playing always makes my heart sooo ... so... wordless! The children and the trees...... Thank you!! And I loooove when he goes crazy on the piano!! That party needed to eas up!!!!
It is a very moving scene, as strong as any I've seen in a film. The film is not serious, but theres something about this scene which is so beautiful. I think the embarrassment where George is playing randomly....vs the delicacy of the poem just works perfectly.
I never seem to get tired of watching this scene!!! Gives me sooo much!!! It means a lot that you've put this here on TH-cam... Laughter and tears at the same time!! ...
This scene shows what a man in love can do for a woman. Great performance by Gerard Depardieu.
For me the best scene in the movie among many other favorite scenes. You need the story to understand what's exactly happening.
Peter te Riele
This screen is the best. I just wish this clip started with him playing the piano while speaking in French.
Another great part was their goodbyes to each other. Of course you have to watch the whole movie to really feel it.
Chica
This movie can make you feel better about your life at anytime Gérard always the most beautiful actor ❤
one of my all time fav films, stellar cast and wonderful direction by outstanding Oz director Peter Weir. This is another story which says "you are the person I never knew I always wanted" His masculinity to her was at first a turn off, but at the end he swept her off her feet and I always think he would have eaten her up once he got his hands on her, but in a good way, just what her character needed. You can be an independent woman but still need to be loved hard, we all do
My favorite part of this movie is the end when she runs into his arms. Plus the song “Keep Your Eyes on the Prize.”
Yes, that last song so hopeful while we're crying buckets!
I don't know about the rest of the movie. I'm watching it for company and it hasn't "grabbed me" but that scene caught my attention and held it so well that I had to come here and watch it again. ...and it did so bring tears to my eyes.
John Curiel That's all I felt too John
hahaha im glad im not alone
I was born 81 but this movie . I was a child and that's how it was engraved strong on me when I watched it .. Especially the music ... And the other day I bought it, and watched it, 4 times in 48 hours ... Magnificent! The actors are fantastic!
Andie McDowell Is so georgeous in this scene...She still is btw
She's gorgeous in the whole movie, and her clothes are beautiful, and she makes the clothes look so beautiful; one can see why she started out as a fashion model.
Une fois j’ai entendu le bruit du rire des enfants.
Et j’ai pleuré à chaudes larmes pour ces arbres perdus.
"Laissez les petits enfants dans les arbres et je leur donnerai de l’espoir", il a dit.
Mais il n’y a plus d’arbres pour ces pauvres enfants perdus.
La pourriture est leur jouet.
La décadence est leur jeu.
Ils n’ont que des ordures à escalader...
FINALLY someone did it... Thank you so much! :)
yes, yes merci beaucoup
Once I heard the sound of the wind in the trees
Once I heard the sound of the laughter of children
And I wept warm salted tears for the lost trees
Let the little children come onto the trees and I will give them hope
But there are no trees for the poor lost children
Decay is their toy
Despair is their game
They have only chaos to climb.
excellent work
I speak for the trees.
@@pmfnr yes you do
😢
I would love to have the French version. I've learned the piano part. The lyrics just don't sound right in English.
true he is more eloquent in French as it's his native tongue. I love him whatever language, he is Depardieu :)
Yes! By the end of the movie, I was swooning!
Beautifully played !! With so much passion !!!😂
😂
the poem in spanish:
Una vez oí el sonido del viento en los arboles
una vez oí el sonido de las risas de los niños
y llore lagrimas calientes por los arboles perdidos
dejad que los niños se acerquen a los arboles y tendrán esperanza dijo. (Dijo Andy)
pero no hay árboles para los pobres niños perdidos
la basura es su juguete, la desesperación es el juego
solo al caos pueden trepar.
The ease in which Depardieu took us across half a dozen emotions, and makes it look SO EASY that this gets passed off as 'easy'... wow!
“I write everyday, and I always say the same thing:WHEN ARE YOU COMING, CHERIE?”
I usually don't like poem, but this one touched my heart. Just beautiful!
This is one of the funniest and most moving movie scenes I know .... AND: I lvoe this whole movie!!!! Thank you for sharing this!! Take care!! Love from Nenne in Sweden
I saw this movie last weekend on TV by chance... like this kind of analog sensitive story with cute character~ young Gerard also attractive^.^
I just love Peter Weir movies, they always have these special scenes that make you want to laugh and cry..
Is it weird for a middle age man to cry watching this part? That man is totally not me. ;)
No.
It's completely normal.
Not weird, don't worry, just a bit gay
No, you're middle aged you don't have the testosterone that you had when you were younger, it's normal.
@@thygreek8076 guys this man posted it 4 years ago im sure he is a grownassmen now
Charisme !
Merci Gérard 😉.
In the film, he is trying to get a donation for Bronte's group. He succeeds. The woman with the checkbook is suitably moved.
No.
Lilith's reaction to the first part is hilaaaarious. :)
Love that you call her Lilith. That’s all I could think while watching lol
just came across this video on accident , never heard of this film or anything, but it was beautiful...
I would recommend you watch it.
i love this scene..one of my fav movies.thanks for posting
his mischieviousness and the two slavering pals always crack me up and the reeling in of the old bat with the big hair -"no trees for the poor lost poor children" classic -that old actress should have got an oscar
The best Piano scene in history...Err in the "WTF was that!" category ofcourse.
He is good playing piano
The way he looks at Andie MacDowell at the end, epic!
one of my favourite scenes of all time
This is Our existence in a Scene... Beautifully Heartbreaking...
Excepcional atuação do Grande ator Gehrard Depadieu. Belo filme "Grenn Card"...
So am I!!! I forgot all the french I learnt in HS, and it's such a beautiful language.
One of my all time favorite scenes in cinema. Awesome movie as well.
« Une fois j’ai entendu le bruit du vent dans les arbres. Une fois j’ai entendu le bruit du rire des enfants. Et j’ai pleuré à chaudes larmes pour ces arbres perdus.
Laissez venir les petits enfants dans les arbres et je leur donnerais de l’espoir, il a dit. Mais il n’y a plus d’arbres pour ces pauvres enfants perdus. La pourriture est leur jouet. La décadence est leur jeu. Ils n’ont que des ordures à escalader. »
Laissez " venir" les petits enfants...
every time i listen to this estract tears come up
A great scene!
beautiful music and poem
In love with this scene never tired of it❤
fantástico filme um dos melhores que ja vi ótimos atores .
I love how he kept the pianist busy with translating so she didn’t clock he couldn’t play much
this scene is mesmerizing and haunting.
I pretend to play the guitar this way sometimes and some are convinced -except for myself and my wife.
Legend has it that the housekeeping staff, to this day, still haven't been able to get the stains out of the furniture.
booooo
Beautiful scene
Right in the feels...
I live that part in the movie it was so funny I laugh every time I hear it or see it
2:37 Bebe Neuwirth’s face.😆
I watched this on those old vhs tapes long ago
Chaos is a ladder.
lookin damn good back then !
A master giant super ultra hyper magnificent actor look at his interprétation.
It's like he is describing our future in this changing climate
I really enjoy this movie.have seen it many times.the first time I saw this scene I nearly fell out of my chair.
Cindy Malone I wish HBO, etc. would play this unforgettable movie often.
beautiful
He foresaw today's music
My favorite scene
J'adore j'adore j'adore!
I always wondered why he played that at the beginning. For contrast? What do you guys think?
He thinks these stuck-up people need a good fuck !
He don’t know how to play piano and he is not a music conductor too. He just played this and made up the poem because he is a poetic man in reality a gangster
@@sunnynawagaththegama8443 And yet he plays the piano while reciting the poem
He plays chaos :
"Decay is their toy
Despair is their game
They have only chaos to climb."
@@sunnynawagaththegama8443 right, he was a composer in the sense that he makes things up as he goes along navigating through life.
Never were true words said. I nearly died laughing!
Ça c'est l'art.
Love you gégé
LOVE this Scene too!!
"Une fois j'ai entendu le bruit du vent dans les arbres
Une fois j'ai entendu le bruit du rire des enfants
Et j'ai pleuré à chaude larmes pour ces arbres perdus
Laisser venir les petits enfants dans les arbres et je leur donnerai de l'espoir, il a dit
Mais il n'y a plus d'arbres pour ces pauvres enfants perdus
Pourriture est leur jouet, décadence est leur jeu
Ils n'ont que des ordures à escalader"
i love saying this actors name with a french accent
hands down my favorite part of the movie, it cracks me up EVERY TIME!!!! haha ^_^
C'est très Gégé!
That's very Depardieu!
I LOVED THIS MOVIE !!!!
No one reacted to this movie yet blows my mind.
Loved this scene. The tacky music in combination with the kitschy poem, it was almost too much but shows a perfect understanding of the sentimentality of his rich host.
"Super Cool"✍️😎🎩🎩
Love this scene
J'adore comment il s'eclate.
favorite scene, thanks :)
i like the first part too :)
My favorite movie !
I love this sean.
Lovely movie!
I love with pat ov the movie !!!
I'm gonna too!! =)
love it so much...
the first time i saw the random playing part, i laughed so hard i just about peed myself! it's hysterical!
Sun Ra would be proud.
Best scene in the movie.
@Maria18081977 It's "Asking you" by Hans Zimmer.
L'ogre sensible ! Notre Gégé dans toute sa splendeur. Superbe scène.
This is awesome. Thanks for posting ;0
I love jerry do pee doo