Being blown away by this character, I sent Daniel a portrait painting of Bill here in Ireland. He sent me back a letter saying “I shall hang it somewhere to remind my children should they get out of hand, that “The Butcher’s in the House” what a talented man he is really.
Priest was right, he never learned shame for being a murderer with an inflated ego He only remembered Priest because he could have killed him but he didnt. And he killed him because he recognized and remembered with him what is to be afraid of another men and be humble and graceful with God's gift. Jesus also knew they will kill him but was braver not using any of his Angels and Archangels or Powers All, walking fearless til his last hour of weakness being Human too. And Bill wasn't a true American but everything that in America became wrong, I believe he knew that and had outgrown being pleased by such selfstroking blindness or lie to self and was fed up and disappointed with all short of suicidal, he probably did say it for him to finish him and end the pains. I also believe that he probably knew long before if not since the start, that this kid not forgotten but so interested in him was that child of the Priest he probably knew will come back one day, and taking him specially under his wing was trying to make amends and adopt the orphan of his worst enemy revisiting his tormented own memories of childhood. In a way he probably wished to have a dad as big and protective as the Priest and so he said when saying he never had sons. Something even Priest was above him, a father he would have liked to be in so many ways like his hated enemy. People following and admiration of his antics came only from fear but Priest had something above him also on that, without terrorizing others going cannibal almost
"I could care less about your moral conundrum, you meat headed shit sack"🤣🤣🤣🤣 I've watched this movie 100 times and I still laugh my ass off everytime I see that part.
That line delivery, I think, was the final push into that full complete audience immersion of film. Nothing else is real. This picture used dialogue to do that push into Great Film. That line is so exquisite.
Knowledge is the most valuable thing perhaps that one can own. Truly own that doesnt depart from your spirit. A rightful king who lives in shame and posterity will gain wisdom teeth with which to chomp down on the wicked
@Goran Visnjic Are you thee Goran Visnjic, and if so… nedavno sam vas gledao u “Vidimo se”, odličan film i odlično odigrana uloga sa vaše strane. Puno pozdrava!
For those who don't know, The Butcher is based on real life butcher Bill Poole. He was bare knuckles champ of NY and led the Natives against foreign gangs. He won hundreds of street fights and could not be beaten. He was shot in the back by a coward. The end scene in the film at the cemetery is actually Pools real gravesite.
to someone spoiled who never had his/her ass beat - getting their ass beat sounds like the end of the world to someone who's constantly in and out of fights - it's just another day
Yes, though I believe that is a good decision. I don't want to see his level Ov Acting goes to some odd kind Ov roles and characters(for example) that such great actor as Robert Deniro has recently taken.
If someone killed my father in mutual combat and then spoke so highly of him so many years later, I don't think I could hate him as much as I would want to...
He picks his roles very carefully. Like one film every 5 years ! Fucking hell can he act though! Method actor who stays in character at home and everywhere he goes whilst filming. A legend of an actor. My left foot, the boxer, there will be blood, last of the mohicans , name of the father and of course Lincoln. This particular role is my favourite though. Excellent.
Daniel Day Lewis is a great actor. No other actor could have developed the character, Bill the Butcher, to the level that Lewis did. There has never been a bad performance by Lewis in any movie that he is a part of.
Daniel was absolutely robbed for the best actor Oscar that year. Adrian Brody was amazing in the pianist but Daniel made Bill the butcher a real person.
@James Prime I don't know anything about those stories because I tend to avoid clickbait sites (insofar as that's possible nowadays). There is a handful of method actors who stay in character though. Daniel Day-Lewis stays in character between takes and during the filming of Lincoln he didn't use any technology and stayed in wardrobe some nights. I don't know anything about any crazy stories coming from it, but I've a lot about Day-Lewis's approach, and I think the particular stories about him are true. I also read somewhere that Wesley Snipes never breaks character for the entirety of filming a movie. He stays in his role even at the supermarket and on off-days and whatnot. Doesn't seem to help him much though...
This comment had me dying laughing..DDL is my favorite actor and Gangs is one of my favorite movies because of him..Cant believe they were gonna cast Eric Roberts before DDL signed on.
@James Prime DDL has said time and time again that he struggles to let go of his characters after shooting . That he doesn’t come back to himself for months , and even then they never fully leave him . You silly bean .
I ran around with a guy as creepy as this when I was in my 20’s. He is currently doing life without parole in Oregon state penitentiary. This character sends a chill up my spine. We were not gangsters. Just drug addicts, and I got clean before I ended up dead or in prison. Great actor…. Awesome movie
Just noticed this very subtle detail at 3:30 Bills reaction to the Priests war speech. Hes the only one smiling amongst his army because he recognises how courageous and righteous the Priest is with accepting the ancient laws of combat. Bills awesome war speech was matched by the Priests and this makes the Priest an honourable worthy match against Bill. Scorsese is a genius
Priest Vallon. The last honorable man. Hence why he was so enraged that Leonardo's character who had had the opportunity to learn from both him AND his father, chose to fight like a coward and be a backstabber.
DDL is just incredible. THIS is acting. Every single character he plays, he just IS that character and you don't forget it for a second! Always captivating!
@@angnoop2 Yup true like when people be like I didn't like godfather 3 too boring then I would reply it's probably the best one cause he reflects on life it was like reading a book but most people just if it's not shot em chop em up movies people tend to think boring but great movie had just enough action I just wish it could have reflected more on lives of people at time and a little more accuracy but that's asking alot of hollywould
This movie wasnt a painfull three hours tho like most movies, it actually has a storyline and a real plot unlike all the dragon and super her bullshit they have no a days... This was the last movie worth going to see in theaters in a long time wtf, this movie was never boring ... Even the Camron diaz side story with the turtle dove shit with leonardo di caprio narrating when hes in the movie like come on bro would you rather watch the beach or what lol ...
The real "Bill the Butcher," William Poole, died when he was 33 after he was ambushed in a bar. He challenged his antagonist to a fist fight, but was shot in the leg by another Dead Rabbit, and then got mortally shot in the chest, unarmed and wounded on the floor, by Lou Baker--a Dead Rabbit who Poole had previously beaten unconscious. On his death bed 14 days after being shot, surrounded by his Natives comrades, Poole's last words were, "Good bye boys, I die a true American."
@@inkedg0d579 Indian Americans may have been here first, but they too traveled from afar to settle. Native just means you were born here. Being here first doesn't mean a thing if you've been conquered. Sick of this politically correct bullshit.
@@wingy200 exactly, I love the old "America is a nation of immigrants" no, we're a nation of citizens. Apparently people have these little mini brain aneurysms and forget how to function. The mere thought that land has been conquered by ever society that has been on this earth shatters their savior complex. I don't see any of these dumbasses who like to claim our ancestors were evil donating their land or money to Indian reservations either.
Man, I don't usually care much for fan-made clips, let alone comment on them. But this is masterfully cut. One of my favorite films of all time. Respect.
Silva.... Often I initially try to mentally repudiate such claims as yours, but it is generally futile. Autotune makes vocalists sound much better than they are, few vocalists write their own music. It happens in comedy, films and music alike. I won’t add fashion bc fashions are all pretty much silky, though tattoos have the potential for being permanently silly. There are exceptions. In music, well, I can’t list any. I hear a decent tune now and then. Heard a guy sing ‘Gravity’ on Idol that blew me away. Forget the artist but the Idol guy was better bc I checked out the original. With comedy there’s McKinnon and Hader. Che’s standup bits are actually pretty good. But overall? Talentless hacks all around.
Him cutting out his eye and wrapping it in blue paper is even inline with his patriotic nationalism; white is the eye, red is his blood, blue is the paper. Something not directly said, but is there before you.
Oh so Joe Pesci is just here to amuse you is that it lol problem is Scorsese has made so many good movies with crazy good actors that it's almost impossible to pick the best DDL is probably the best but by a wound lol
Daniel Day-Lewis's interpretation of Bill the Butcher is why I think acting is the toughest of the arts to be good at. It is amazing how captivating a very good actor like Day-Lewis can be.
EVERY single one of DDL's performances are Oscar worthy...(not that the Oscar actually means shit)....his acting is beyond what most in hollowwood can even comprehend much less achieve
He proves that acting is an “art form “. So good it’s hard to grasp and the fact he lays low demonstrates that he is in it for the craft. Generational talent.
"I'll festoon my bedchamber with his guts and as for you 'Mr. Tammany-fucking-Hall', if you come down to the point again, you'll be dispatched my mine own hand".
I'm sure of it...DDL is the best I've ever seen. Many are great, Jack is a very close second, but I cannot say anyone is better than DDL. I cannot. Especially knowing he's a super humble and seemingly introverted man in real life and now is a cobbler.
Sir Daniel Day-Lewis is pure talent. He's a genius. And he has three Oscars in just a few films he has done, unlike other actors like Oldman who has lots of movies and just one Oscar. Not only talented but also very selective when it comes to choose his characters.
@@Gma00001 pfffft how dare you you obviously have a brain equivalent of a shrivelled peanut, no doubt they are extremely phenomenal actors but they are not method actors and definitely do not embody the characters that they play to the sheer extent that Daniel day Lewis is capable of
I feel like if they put Nicole Kidman in her place, it would have been a lot better. Then again, if this movie was about only Bill the Butcher it would have been a masterpiece.
@@flickmybiscuit she was put in because she was flavour of the month I'm Irish and the accents in this film are insulting in some parts especially Diaz and Leonardos
Im just realizing that The Butcher telling his story with the flag around his shoulder is a metaphor for the United States as a nation. He is describing the very same nature of this country, its morals conondrums... amazing.
@@hanzzoezekiel He wants to be fair but ends up being ruthless, He wants to follow a moral code but he can be a bully, He wants to protect his land but he damages it, He honors rules until they play against him, He wants what he considers what is best for everyone but he is not really sure of what that is. He is a young man with a lot power trying to be a fair leader, but he makes many mistakes while he is on it. He is the United States before the Civil War, Amsterdam is the United States after it.
@@gilbertobm Not gonna lie at first when I read Your comment I kinda rolled my eyes. But when you actually explained it that way I have nothing but respect for such an insightful comment.
It takes a great man to be able to truly understand, that letting someone live after seeing their true self, something truly shameful in their eyes, is a lot more powerful and fearless than killing them outright
Imagine being an actor and just watching him day to day. That would be the best acting class you could go too. Guys just head and shoulders above everybody
@@Sosozanyway wow The video I watched earlier . had an advert ...King Kong versus Godzilla. I swear on my life I’m not even joking! I always passionately hated the superhero meets the superhero in some kind of imaginary made up timeline. Which of course it already is! When they’re out of sequels and prequel‘s I guess they just mix up things Xena Princess warrior meets Alibaba and the 40 thieves but then they meet Shiva from Mortal Kombat with the for Strong arms huge biceps and Popeye forearms which levels the playing field because she sides with Xena princess warrior together they peg all of the 40 thieves give them a taste of their own medicine these little pervy short hairy looking fellows! They all die from smooshed insides like that online video in Washington state where the guy was supposed to hold the horse; is sleeping on on the job and the horse just impales the poor guy on a weirdly built contraption to take the tip of a horse pecker! Talk about a sad way to go so public tooh I wonder why the only leaked that video allegedly was thousands of hours of footage on some kind of ranch in Washington state so yeah the movie takes place in Washington state in the 1990s before they changed the loophole in the law that said that you can Receive a horse in your lower intestine.
Wait for Scorsese's next movie Killers of the Flower Moon. Based on the book about the Osage tribe and murders that took place over oil on their reservation. It's going to start Leo DiCaprio and Jesse Plemons. That's one I am really looking forward to. I get what you're saying though, good cinema seems to be few and far between these days. Hollywood need some new script writing blood that can deliver some powerful stories again.
This is my favorite movie. I have watched this movie over and over. This movie is the reason why I fell in love 😍 with Daniel Day Lewis. I really thought he was from New York until I watched the actors commentary; I was blowed away when I heard his English accent and how he was completely different for Bill the Butcher. He has crazy acting skills.
Only a true warrior appreciates courage, even that of his enemy. William Butcher stood for what he believed in, fought to his death instead of bowing down to his enemy! Respect!
this is a brilliant edit, i love the movie but instead of going back and sitting through it again and again i literally just come watch this, it catches everything perfectly, great work bud
Every so often you come across a random video that was just done completely right. Thank you for this it was a great watch. Bill is one of my all time favorite movie villains
i think its because: he's not really a villian, he's just someone who says what he thinks and has the muscle to back it up edit: it reminds 90% of people that they are actually weak cowards
An Irishman playing an american who hates other irishmen, and an american playing an irishman who hates other Americans. Oh, and Cameron Diaz attempting an irish accent but failing miserably.
I was kinda rooting for the butcher through out the movie because he respected his father and unknowingly took his son in without knowing it and taught and paid him everything and even said it's the only man worth remembering
Det er osse Jen a mine favoritter med en top præstation fra Daniel day Levis det er osse en a mine 3favorites instruktører Martin Scorsese .Brian delpalma .and the Main man quentin Tarantino
Daniel is one of the greatest actors of our time. Holy moly! Every time I watch a movie he is in, I come out of the theater exhausted because he takes you with him on his journey.
This was a fantastic clip ensemble of one of the finest performances by one of mankinds finest actors. Daniel Day Lewis. Thank you for making this. Well done.
Seriously one of my favourite characters in cinema. I have seen way too many film’s - and man oh man, I rewatch this about 50 time’s a year. DDL blew my mind, and the set of the 5 points is incredible, i love that part of history (literature wise) I wish there was more DDL
Thank you very much! love the movie and the tribute to Bill and the Priest in this Clío but the background music and edit made this clip something to grasp to and sit in reverence
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Being blown away by this character, I sent Daniel a portrait painting of Bill here in Ireland. He sent me back a letter saying “I shall hang it somewhere to remind my children should they get out of hand, that “The Butcher’s in the House” what a talented man he is really.
Awesome story.
That's epic! It'll be a story you can pass on to your children aswell
same
ya i did the same thing
@@badtostada6123 smh lol...
“Only man I killed worth remembering” absolute epic line.
Priest was right, he never learned shame for being a murderer with an inflated ego
He only remembered Priest because he could have killed him but he didnt. And he killed him because he recognized and remembered with him what is to be afraid of another men and be humble and graceful with God's gift. Jesus also knew they will kill him but was braver not using any of his Angels and Archangels or Powers All, walking fearless til his last hour of weakness being Human too.
And Bill wasn't a true American but everything that in America became wrong, I believe he knew that and had outgrown being pleased by such selfstroking blindness or lie to self and was fed up and disappointed with all short of suicidal, he probably did say it for him to finish him and end the pains. I also believe that he probably knew long before if not since the start, that this kid not forgotten but so interested in him was that child of the Priest he probably knew will come back one day, and taking him specially under his wing was trying to make amends and adopt the orphan of his worst enemy revisiting his tormented own memories of childhood. In a way he probably wished to have a dad as big and protective as the Priest and so he said when saying he never had sons. Something even Priest was above him, a father he would have liked to be in so many ways like his hated enemy. People following and admiration of his antics came only from fear but Priest had something above him also on that, without terrorizing others going cannibal almost
"I could care less about your moral conundrum, you meat headed shit sack"🤣🤣🤣🤣
I've watched this movie 100 times and I still laugh my ass off everytime I see that part.
one does not miss quote Bill the Butcher without correcting it...
CHILLS💯
They don’t make lines this this anymore brother.
Bill: “He wanted me to live in shame, this was a great man….Great man.”
Sent chills up and down my spine.
Scrolling down the comments seeing who was going to point that line out.
That line delivery, I think, was the final push into that full complete audience immersion of film. Nothing else is real.
This picture used dialogue to do that push into Great Film. That line is so exquisite.
Knowledge is the most valuable thing perhaps that one can own. Truly own that doesnt depart from your spirit. A rightful king who lives in shame and posterity will gain wisdom teeth with which to chomp down on the wicked
This villain is right up with Hans Landa for me. Both are just so chilling and cruel yet somehow likeable at times
It would've been better for me had we seen more back story behind the butcher and priest vallon.
Bill the Butcher is probably one of the greatest movie characters of all times. Brilliant creation of a brilliant actor Daniel Day - Lewis
@Goran Visnjic Are you thee Goran Visnjic, and if so… nedavno sam vas gledao u “Vidimo se”, odličan film i odlično odigrana uloga sa vaše strane. Puno pozdrava!
Scorsese was apart of that too
Actors dont create their characters. They are the projector. The character is created by the writer.
Utterly magnetic. Incredibly well directed film.
For those who don't know, The Butcher is based on real life butcher Bill Poole. He was bare knuckles champ of NY and led the Natives against foreign gangs. He won hundreds of street fights and could not be beaten. He was shot in the back by a coward. The end scene in the film at the cemetery is actually Pools real gravesite.
That scene with Leo and him, when DDL is wrapped in that American flag, telling that story, just a masterpiece
Leo was mesmerized probably in awe at DDL..
@@kysike666 two great actor. probably of our era
@@soultenebrae without question.👍
That was Cameron Diaz's best acting ever!
A subtle an amazing allegory for America’s morals. Fear is how America keeps its power, Hints with the flag draped around him.
People say Dicaprio grew as an actor in Gangs of new york because his work with Scorccese. I think it was actually the work with Daniel.
Oscar Maidana i imagine they both had something to do with it.
He was always one of the greats.
Watch Basketball Diaries.
Do you know Daniel yeah?
Radcliffe?
@@thomashart2694 Day Lewis
"That was the finest beating I ever took".
There's something extremely noble about that statement.
He respects his enemies that show honor and courage
Subtitles: That was the finest PDF I ever took.
I agree.
Made the movie
to someone spoiled who never had his/her ass beat - getting their ass beat sounds like the end of the world
to someone who's constantly in and out of fights - it's just another day
I respect his decision to leave acting and live his life doing as he liked (ie woodworking). No ego typical of Hollywood.
he’ll probably come back and do a movie in a couple years though
I think its most evil part of real life ever of any movie
Shoemaking actually.
The best actors are always built different
He's a cobbler not a carpenter
I'm still pissed he didn't win an oscar for this role. Top 10 greatest performance of all time.
@John wayne Yes It Is.
I agree.
John wayne what? Bill the Butcher? Name a few better performances than this..
Its definitely up there. All of his roles are fantastic .
Mike Fantasia name better acting? Just would like to know.
Daniel Day Lewis would make a fantastic Dutch Van Der Linde
Hell yeah!
Hey, good point
Any body know the soundtrack on this video
Your comment went straight into my heart
I think rockstar based him of bill
Daniel Day Lewis decision to not act anymore was a great loss for cinema and all of us.
I don’t think he’s done.
@@michaelnelson9140 I wish you are right!
He knows better than the industry
Yes, though I believe that is a good decision. I don't want to see his level Ov Acting goes to some odd kind Ov roles and characters(for example) that such great actor as Robert Deniro has recently taken.
@@lordaiesan5050 The Irishman though
Daniel is one of the best actors out there. Very passionate in all his roles. You can just believe that he's that person he's acting.
If someone killed my father in mutual combat and then spoke so highly of him so many years later, I don't think I could hate him as much as I would want to...
@
Truth
@ If you don't know any history, then yeah, that's a plausible viewpoint.
@ You missed the point brah
thetoecutter13 that was literally Amsterdam's conflict in this entire movie.
@ no, just the "women" you keep around you.
A remarkable acting performance from Daniel. He is one of the best.
Ify dog was to be an animated character in an animated film, Daniel Day Lewis would voice him.
the scariest character I have ever seen in a movie.
Agreed. Wish he had done more movies.
@@steveclapper5424 "there will be blood"
@1 Hitter behave
He picks his roles very carefully. Like one film every 5 years ! Fucking hell can he act though! Method actor who stays in character at home and everywhere he goes whilst filming. A legend of an actor. My left foot, the boxer, there will be blood, last of the mohicans , name of the father and of course Lincoln. This particular role is my favourite though. Excellent.
Daniel Day Lewis is a great actor. No other actor could have developed the character, Bill the Butcher, to the level that Lewis did. There has never been a bad performance by Lewis in any movie that he is a part of.
I think he is the greatest actor of all damned time.
@@jkbzz He and Christian Bale are the greatest for me, but DDL is by far top 1...
No one comes close to DDL
Daniel was absolutely robbed for the best actor Oscar that year. Adrian Brody was amazing in the pianist but Daniel made Bill the butcher a real person.
The butcher was a real person
I dunno the Pianist was a pretty damn good movie as well. It's a shame there is only one award per year even if 10 masterpiece movies are made.
@@MrFunkhauser pianist was crap. It was like a 5/10 version of Schindler's List
The Pianist was an holocaust movie, where Nazis were defeated, that's the reason it won an Oscar.
nomar arevir that's why awards don't mean jack shit
Wouldn't be surprised if Daniel Day Lewis actually sent his eyeball to Liam Neeson during production.
@James Prime I don't know anything about those stories because I tend to avoid clickbait sites (insofar as that's possible nowadays). There is a handful of method actors who stay in character though. Daniel Day-Lewis stays in character between takes and during the filming of Lincoln he didn't use any technology and stayed in wardrobe some nights. I don't know anything about any crazy stories coming from it, but I've a lot about Day-Lewis's approach, and I think the particular stories about him are true.
I also read somewhere that Wesley Snipes never breaks character for the entirety of filming a movie. He stays in his role even at the supermarket and on off-days and whatnot. Doesn't seem to help him much though...
he sent him a used condom i think tho production of the movie had alrdy wrapped up 2 years prior
But he did keep calling him by his character's name, though, which really pissed him off.
This comment had me dying laughing..DDL is my favorite actor and Gangs is one of my favorite movies because of him..Cant believe they were gonna cast Eric Roberts before DDL signed on.
@James Prime DDL has said time and time again that he struggles to let go of his characters after shooting . That he doesn’t come back to himself for months , and even then they never fully leave him . You silly bean .
I ran around with a guy as creepy as this when I was in my 20’s. He is currently doing life without parole in Oregon state penitentiary. This character sends a chill up my spine. We were not gangsters. Just drug addicts, and I got clean before I ended up dead or in prison. Great actor…. Awesome movie
Daniel doesn’t take many roles, but the ones he does, he smashes out the park
Just noticed this very subtle detail at 3:30 Bills reaction to the Priests war speech. Hes the only one smiling amongst his army because he recognises how courageous and righteous the Priest is with accepting the ancient laws of combat. Bills awesome war speech was matched by the Priests and this makes the Priest an honourable worthy match against Bill. Scorsese is a genius
That's awesome I never noticed that
I never noticed that either. Well spotted.
Yep, he's impressed.
Is nobody going to talk about how amazing this edit is?
PeanutButter it really was beautifully edited
Great edit. Love the soundtrack that was added.
When Bill handed him the blade and it cut to his father, I knew I was in good hands
Should be top comment...
No
Cant stop watching this. This editing, the chosen clips, the music...... all marries up perfectly. Awesome job crafting this masterpiece!
Indeed a masterpiece!! It is so so inspiring
oh the background music..the epic
@@prasannahasini4957 and to think the music is from Transformers the last knight
He is Val Kilmer as Doc Holiday in every performance. Words cannot do him justice. I don’t know what else to say.
Jack: "Im king of the world"
Daniel: "Bastard from the basket"
Well, wrong movie. That was There Will Be Blood.
No it was from "what's eating Gilbert grape"
🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@christophergross350 that was jurrasic park, what you talking about Willis.
Nah it was from Gone with the wind
"I killed the last honorable man 15 years ago"
@Sinjin Bin Liam Neeson 's character, the Priest.
Priest Vallon. The last honorable man. Hence why he was so enraged that Leonardo's character who had had the opportunity to learn from both him AND his father, chose to fight like a coward and be a backstabber.
You too?
One of the best movie "villains" of all time. A deep, interesting and powerful character excellently given life by the GOAT Daniel Day-Lewis.
DDL is just incredible. THIS is acting. Every single character he plays, he just IS that character and you don't forget it for a second!
Always captivating!
"He spared me because he wanted me to live in shame. This was a great man. A great man"
this actually does justice to a nearly 3 hour long movie. well done.
It could be longer. Great movie.
@@angnoop2 Yup true like when people be like I didn't like godfather 3 too boring then I would reply it's probably the best one cause he reflects on life it was like reading a book but most people just if it's not shot em chop em up movies people tend to think boring but great movie had just enough action I just wish it could have reflected more on lives of people at time and a little more accuracy but that's asking alot of hollywould
This movie wasnt a painfull three hours tho like most movies, it actually has a storyline and a real plot unlike all the dragon and super her bullshit they have no a days... This was the last movie worth going to see in theaters in a long time wtf, this movie was never boring ... Even the Camron diaz side story with the turtle dove shit with leonardo di caprio narrating when hes in the movie like come on bro would you rather watch the beach or what lol ...
@@FranklinSninsky the beach was a great movie though
D d l is possibly the only actor who could play a believable dr. Doom for marvel!
DDL is an international treasure. And my hope is that he is enjoying his life as a cobbler. Always a fan.
I totally agree with you. God bless that wonderful man.
Such a fine performance by Lewis, personally my favorite by him and easily one of my favorites of all time.
The real "Bill the Butcher," William Poole, died when he was 33 after he was ambushed in a bar. He challenged his antagonist to a fist fight, but was shot in the leg by another Dead Rabbit, and then got mortally shot in the chest, unarmed and wounded on the floor, by Lou Baker--a Dead Rabbit who Poole had previously beaten unconscious. On his death bed 14 days after being shot, surrounded by his Natives comrades, Poole's last words were, "Good bye boys, I die a true American."
Those are some badass last words
Native was Indian American don't forget that
@@inkedg0d579 Indian Americans may have been here first, but they too traveled from afar to settle. Native just means you were born here. Being here first doesn't mean a thing if you've been conquered. Sick of this politically correct bullshit.
Also they didn't build Jack shjt
@@wingy200 exactly, I love the old "America is a nation of immigrants" no, we're a nation of citizens. Apparently people have these little mini brain aneurysms and forget how to function. The mere thought that land has been conquered by ever society that has been on this earth shatters their savior complex. I don't see any of these dumbasses who like to claim our ancestors were evil donating their land or money to Indian reservations either.
"he was the only man I ever killed worth remembering"
Man, I don't usually care much for fan-made clips, let alone comment on them. But this is masterfully cut. One of my favorite films of all time. Respect.
Daniel Day Lewis was a force of nature in this. Absolutely phenomenal performance
A great masterpiece. Too bad that movies like this are become more rare every year.
By rare you mean never happening again. The stuff they bring out in the cinema these days want to make me top myself
@@sandrobindelli5607 its not debutant de niro
there was a lot of bad too 17 years ago.
Silva.... Often I initially try to mentally repudiate such claims as yours, but it is generally futile. Autotune makes vocalists sound much better than they are, few vocalists write their own music. It happens in comedy, films and music alike. I won’t add fashion bc fashions are all pretty much silky, though tattoos have the potential for being permanently silly. There are exceptions. In music, well, I can’t list any. I hear a decent tune now and then. Heard a guy sing ‘Gravity’ on Idol that blew me away. Forget the artist but the Idol guy was better bc I checked out the original. With comedy there’s McKinnon and Hader. Che’s standup bits are actually pretty good.
But overall? Talentless hacks all around.
They'll remake this soon :(
Daniel Day is easily one of the best actors I’ve ever seen. I’m 35 and The Last of the Mohicans is still etched in my mind. Forever
Yeah, it stuck with me too.
One of my fav too!
"That one tonight, who was he? A nobody, a coward. What an ignominious end that would have been."
Him cutting out his eye and wrapping it in blue paper is even inline with his patriotic nationalism; white is the eye, red is his blood, blue is the paper. Something not directly said, but is there before you.
“Is your mouth all glued up with cunny juice? I asked you a question.” - Profanity that even a crusty sailor like me can respect.
Stalicone 🤦♂️
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I literally went to look up what that is and all I found was memes of this scene. Lol.
Daniel Day Lewis doesn't act. He is the person and this is his story.
News that matter which damn near consumed him
@Colin h no he literally lets the role take over his life. He lived this
He is a very sympathetic, intelligent and soft-spoken person in real life.
@@thomaskolb8785 Indeed.
@@thomaskolb8785 And a gentlemen, too, as he could often play more straight suited characters if he contunued to act.
One of the greatest films ever, and one of my all time favorites
"He spared me because he wanted me to live in shame so he was a great man" shit hits me
Dare I say it but I think Bill the Butcher is Martin Scorsese's best character in anything he's directed.
I'm with you on that.
Gotta be between The Butcher, Travis Bickle and Nicky Santoro for me.
Me too i gree my friend and i believe this man is the greatest actor he work with
Justin Sane
Joe Pesci just called. You're fucked.
P4P KING
I loved Sharon Stone in Casino. She was a real bitch :)
Oh so Joe Pesci is just here to amuse you is that it lol problem is Scorsese has made so many good movies with crazy good actors that it's almost impossible to pick the best DDL is probably the best but by a wound lol
One of the finest movies of its generation with some of the greatest actors and perhaps the best director to ever work together. Bravo.
Daniel Day-Lewis's interpretation of Bill the Butcher is why I think acting is the toughest of the arts to be good at. It is amazing how captivating a very good actor like Day-Lewis can be.
EVERY single one of DDL's performances are Oscar worthy...(not that the Oscar actually means shit)....his acting is beyond what most in hollowwood can even comprehend much less achieve
My left foot
What jewery ?
Joe Curr please explain
Oh you asked if I've heard , yes . Should of framed your comment " do you believe it " answer is no !
I love him in past of the moehinges
One of the rare times Liam Neeson lost.
CrystaJoy nope, star wars episode 1
Q Ymz that is why I said the words “one of the rare times”...lol...not the first time, but one of a few. XD
@poop man yeah he doesn't give two shits about his son.
@poop man True!
Rare indeed. This time his life was........taken.
He proves that acting is an “art form “. So good it’s hard to grasp and the fact he lays low demonstrates that he is in it for the craft. Generational talent.
Shame to a man of honour is worse than death. What a character
"I took the father, now I'll take the son. Tell young valen I'm going to paint paradise square with his blood. Two coats - William Cutting
Love that Sugar Shack Ethonal
"I'll festoon my bedchamber with his guts and as for you 'Mr. Tammany-fucking-Hall', if you come down to the point again, you'll be dispatched my mine own hand".
Can't believe I kept this movie on hold for so long. I saw it just last night. Great movie.
I'm sure of it...DDL is the best I've ever seen. Many are great, Jack is a very close second, but I cannot say anyone is better than DDL. I cannot. Especially knowing he's a super humble and seemingly introverted man in real life and now is a cobbler.
Absolutely 💯
De Niro is better, and Brando as well
Agree 100% as for the females Amy Adams is just sublime
Sir Daniel Day-Lewis is pure talent. He's a genius. And he has three Oscars in just a few films he has done, unlike other actors like Oldman who has lots of movies and just one Oscar. Not only talented but also very selective when it comes to choose his characters.
@@Gma00001 pfffft how dare you you obviously have a brain equivalent of a shrivelled peanut, no doubt they are extremely phenomenal actors but they are not method actors and definitely do not embody the characters that they play to the sheer extent that Daniel day Lewis is capable of
Cameron Diaz was the worst part of this movie it could do with out her
fucking THANK you. Glad I'm not alone, in that thought
I feel like if they put Nicole Kidman in her place, it would have been a lot better. Then again, if this movie was about only Bill the Butcher it would have been a masterpiece.
@@flickmybiscuit she was put in because she was flavour of the month I'm Irish and the accents in this film are insulting in some parts especially Diaz and Leonardos
@Joeseph Smith They are in Europe.
Bad casting decision. Not her fault...
Im just realizing that The Butcher telling his story with the flag around his shoulder is a metaphor for the United States as a nation. He is describing the very same nature of this country, its morals conondrums... amazing.
gilbertobm in what way, if you can elaborate further?
@@hanzzoezekiel He wants to be fair but ends up being ruthless, He wants to follow a moral code but he can be a bully, He wants to protect his land but he damages it, He honors rules until they play against him, He wants what he considers what is best for everyone but he is not really sure of what that is. He is a young man with a lot power trying to be a fair leader, but he makes many mistakes while he is on it. He is the United States before the Civil War, Amsterdam is the United States after it.
@@gilbertobm Not gonna lie at first when I read Your comment I kinda rolled my eyes. But when you actually explained it that way I have nothing but respect for such an insightful comment.
@@gilbertobm, damn sounds like modern day is repeating this also
The best actor of the last 50 years. One if a kind
"And when he came to finish me, I couldn't look him in the eye" with the music it's spine tingling x
i think I come back to watch this video at least once a day.
"I'm an oil man...". (There will be blood is his other masterpiece..)
This movie wouldn’t have been known by so many if not for the brilliance of Daniel Day Lewis
"Oh you got a murderous rage in you. I like it."
It takes a great man to be able to truly understand, that letting someone live after seeing their true self, something truly shameful in their eyes, is a lot more powerful and fearless than killing them outright
Imagine being an actor and just watching him day to day. That would be the best acting class you could go too. Guys just head and shoulders above everybody
He is mesmerizing transforming himself
I miss Daniel, he’s in my eyes one of the best actors who ever took the screen
MrHappyBollox no he just refuses to act ever again
I'm drunk and beating a dead horse at this point but DDL is THE BEST EVER! Or at the very least the best living actor.
He’ll be back, like Starwars to Disney.
@@Nick-ky5yn Why does he refuse to act? Doesn't he enjoy it? :(
Harmony Jones it had to do with the media and other things. He’s a quiet man and doesn’t like attention
what a masterpiece .... cant even count how many times i have seen this and dont get tired of it ....... the movie scenes and the music are flawless
bill always knew he was fallons son.
A prequel with Lewis and Neeson would be great. Just to tell the story of the rivalry.
unfortunate :(
MrRedskins0021 -JUDE LAW AND TOM HARDY
Leader of natives vs leader of non natives.. hard to imagine the rivalry?
I tend to think it is better left in the imagination. Having said that, I would watch the fuck out of a prequel!
@My Private Name Well the prequel idea is not half bad. Those two were from such an ancient era. An era before the sneak thief!
Gone are the days of fantastic films.
Premiering next week - random superhero part 6.
There's plenty of fantastic films out there being made, but you have to look for them a bit harder than you used to.
@@Sosozanyway wow The video I watched earlier . had an advert
...King Kong versus Godzilla. I swear on my life I’m not even joking!
I always passionately hated the superhero meets the superhero in some kind of imaginary made up timeline.
Which of course it already is! When they’re out of sequels and prequel‘s I guess they just mix up things Xena Princess warrior meets Alibaba and the 40 thieves but then they meet Shiva from Mortal Kombat with the for Strong arms huge biceps and Popeye forearms which levels the playing field because she sides with Xena princess warrior together they peg all of the 40 thieves give them a taste of their own medicine these little pervy short hairy looking fellows! They all die from smooshed insides like that online video in Washington state where the guy was supposed to hold the horse; is sleeping on on the job and the horse just impales the poor guy on a weirdly built contraption to take the tip of a horse pecker! Talk about a sad way to go so public tooh I wonder why the only leaked that video allegedly was thousands of hours of footage on some kind of ranch in Washington state so yeah the movie takes place in Washington state in the 1990s before they changed the loophole in the law that said that you can Receive a horse in your lower intestine.
Some films squeeze in through the muck
What in the actual banana sandwiches???
Wait for Scorsese's next movie Killers of the Flower Moon. Based on the book about the Osage tribe and murders that took place over oil on their reservation. It's going to start Leo DiCaprio and Jesse Plemons. That's one I am really looking forward to. I get what you're saying though, good cinema seems to be few and far between these days. Hollywood need some new script writing blood that can deliver some powerful stories again.
"He wanted me to live in shame"
"What a great man"
Daniel Day Lewis is the best actor in cinema history. There’s not an actor alive can hold a candle to him.
Shaquille O’Neal....... I rest my case
@@macscorner3139 XD
Respectfully disagree. Frances McDormond's performance in Nomadland is right up there
Tom cruise in anything.
Gary Oldman.
This is my favorite movie. I have watched this movie over and over. This movie is the reason why I fell in love 😍 with Daniel Day Lewis. I really thought he was from New York until I watched the actors commentary; I was blowed away when I heard his English accent and how he was completely different for Bill the Butcher. He has crazy acting skills.
Only a true warrior appreciates courage, even that of his enemy. William Butcher stood for what he believed in, fought to his death instead of bowing down to his enemy! Respect!
Daniel Day Lewis is just unreal. There will never be another actor like him
this is a brilliant edit, i love the movie but instead of going back and sitting through it again and again i literally just come watch this, it catches everything perfectly, great work bud
Every so often you come across a random video that was just done completely right. Thank you for this it was a great watch. Bill is one of my all time favorite movie villains
What song is the background
But he wasn't a villian though
He’s the hero.
"it's a funny feeling being taken under the wing of the dragon.....it's warmer than you'd think"
Amsterdam Vallon
Probably the most intimidating and realistic movie villains ever
i think its because:
he's not really a villian, he's just someone who says what he thinks and has the muscle to back it up
edit: it reminds 90% of people that they are actually weak cowards
@@therearenoshortcuts9868 you're overthinking it.
“The priest an me we lived by the same principles, was only faith that divided us”
Just fantastic.
An Irishman playing an american who hates other irishmen, and an american playing an irishman who hates other Americans.
Oh, and Cameron Diaz attempting an irish accent but failing miserably.
Sir Daniel day Lewis. Englishman and knight of the realm. Lives in Ireland now though making shoes.
there was a baby... they cut it ooout....
DDL isn't Irish, his dad was anglo Irish protestant (Irish of English ancestry) and mum was jewish.
@@jamesroyle6888, he has an Irish passport, played in alot of Irish movies! He lives in Co Wicklow, Ireland!
Oh, and that poor dead rabbit.
1:15 Greatest acting Cameron diaz ever did
I am probably responsible for 1000 of these views
His performance in There Would Be Blood was incredible but for me this was it. Bill is the highest point in his career.
I was kinda rooting for the butcher through out the movie because he respected his father and unknowingly took his son in without knowing it and taught and paid him everything and even said it's the only man worth remembering
This is a beautiful edit. I love this movie and especially Day Lewis’s performance as Bill so so much. Thank you for putting this together. Well done.
Now that was without doubt one of the best edits i've ever watched, fully drew me in with that. Amazing work
My most favourite character in cinematic history!
"Prepare to receive the true lord" Aka my mace and sword
Back when they used straight razors and not the over priced Gillette razors.
Dollar shave club boiiii
Perhaps the people working for Gillette need to have a nice one on one with Bill the butcher.
Gillette razors are in fact over priced. Especially in America.
Boys, don't play with knifes what if you cut yourselfs...
Det er osse Jen a mine favoritter med en top præstation fra Daniel day Levis det er osse en a mine 3favorites instruktører Martin Scorsese .Brian delpalma .and the Main man quentin Tarantino
Daniel Day Lewis is on another plane altogether when it comes to acting. One of a kind.
Bill the butcher is a GREAT villain. Such a great movie.
Villain?
Daniel is one of the greatest actors of our time. Holy moly! Every time I watch a movie he is in, I come out of the theater exhausted because he takes you with him on his journey.
" is your mouth all glued up with cunny juice? I asked you a question " 😂😂😂
What's cunny juice?
@@M3Lucky that is what moists the vagina pre coitus
@@dadygee What's a vagina?
@@M3Lucky ask your mom, she has one ioi
@@M3Lucky Go ask your mom
Ddl and Gary oldman are the reason I see that acting can be flawless and you can't even say it's acting just a character that is 100% palpable
This was a fantastic clip ensemble of one of the finest performances by one of mankinds finest actors. Daniel Day Lewis. Thank you for making this. Well done.
This was an amazing tribute to a legendary perfomance by one of the best actors in an truly great movie.
Well done.
"the spectacle of fearless acts" haha damn .. even since Mohicans this guy has scared the daylight into me, his character ability is second to none.
This vid is excellent, the editing, choice of music, the timing, its like a mini masterpiece I keep coming back to x
Seriously one of my favourite characters in cinema.
I have seen way too many film’s - and man oh man, I rewatch this about 50 time’s a year.
DDL blew my mind, and the set of the 5 points is incredible, i love that part of history (literature wise)
I wish there was more DDL
Background music: Steve Jablonsky - Sacrifice
dewy200884 Can't thank you enough.
Oh brother thank you very much.
Fantastic
Thank you very much! love the movie and the tribute to Bill and the Priest in this Clío but the background music and edit made this clip something to grasp to and sit in reverence
Jablonsky is insanely underrated, so many of his soundtracks are great.... there's no doubt that he learned from his mentor H. Zimmer , AKA the GOAT