Alan Rickman Talks 'A Little Chaos'
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 มิ.ย. 2015
- To the shock of 17th-century society, a woman is invited to design a garden at King Louis XIV’s glorious Palace of Versailles. Written, directed by and starring Alan Rickman as the Sun King himself, A Little Chaos is a rich imagining of how new ideas in horticulture could bring new life and romance to a stuffy royal court. Interview at AOL HQ in NYC for AOL BUILD. Interview at AOL HQ in NYC for BUILD Series. For full schedule and more videos go to aol.com/build
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At 19:02: "I really don't know what social media is all about, but i did manage to press this button called TH-cam"... dear Alan, if only you could see yourself on TH-cam now, and how many people love and miss you.
So true. Such a loss.
Amen!
Always…
He would probably still hate so/me 🤣 but he loves us, i know for sure.
Mr. Rickman, I hope all our love for you gets to you, wherever you are. 🙏❤
I miss you Alan, every single day. This interview broke my heart, knowing you're not here now. The world is emptier without you. You bring the light and love and best things to us. The way you answer, the way you tell a story, it's adorable, it's incredibly brilliant. I miss you, miss your voice, your smile. Stay well up there my dearest.
This comment broke my heart 💔
Your comment make me cry...his thoughts and speaking, and facial expressions, posture,...when he smiles, it's just wonderful....Miss him so much...
I cannot watch Alan Rickman without crying. Such an absolute wonderful person and a loss to the world. We are so lucky to have been able to watch in awe.
YOURE SO TRUE ❤❤❤❤
He‘s was a very charismatic sun king👑
"... don't get my hands dirty.... it's just that it will die... " "Weirdly I don't spend my life watching myself..." Love how he was able to throw such unexpected hilarious lines in a serious conversation. He was such an intelligent witty man but most of all he had such an nice gentle personality. Great actor and a great man.
“When it’s finished you let it go and move on.” Wise words we all should practice. And his response to fans not moving on “Well, tough!” This honestly helped me so much to move on with my life. Just a few words from someone I don’t even know could help me change my perspective on something I’ve been trying to achieve for years. Thank you so much Alan Rickman. Rest In Peace.
He is so adorable. Brilliant, intelligent, funny, and a little bit shy. Really brocke heart. So missed and unforgettable
If only he knew how many tears were shed for him 🥺😢
how ironic, alan and snape kept the same secret throughout🥺🥺🥺
This hits me in the feels EVERY time. It hurts.
13:32 lmao he is literally me😂😂 never ask me to take care of your plants because I might accidentally kill them
Adored this movie for many reasons: Alan Rickman as a director as well as an actor, history coming alive, how the king acts when he's around his family, Kate Winslet's careful preparation for the role, but mostly I love a story where a protagonist (especially a non-male role) overcomes incredible odds and wins. I wish Alan Rickman had had more time with us.
I really love the character of Snape, I truly do... but it kinda baffles me that even though Alan is clearly promoting a new movie, they still want to hear about Snape... I really appreciated that young actor's question, that gave Rickman the chance to share something else. It feels like Alan just had way more to say, but never got asked...
I agree, there could have been more questions with substance, and Alan would have been pleased to answer these. Instead, there were one or two silly questions that came up.
I've read, regarding other interviews, that he only allows one or two questions about Snape as he doesn't want the greater focus there. He values all of his work for so many different reasons. He is a well-rounded person.
26:17- when you read that article that details how Alan wrote letters saying he was displeased/frustrated with “that director”, remember how he read through the Harry Potter series raking for little moments to put into the films... so essential in carefully crafting the character we love so.
He is simply awesome sorry he has left the earth 😰😰
So upset I was too young to know who he was when he was alive.I remember him being my favourite Harry Potter character when I watched them. I’ve now watched so many more movies he is in and has directed. Now I’m nearly 17 he’s such an inspiration and seemed like such an amazing man. May he rest in peace 💕
Loved this interview, Alan is always so lovely. Butttt, I cringed so so hard when that fan said he’s ”the bravest man she ever knew” and he didn’t hear/get the reference from HP. Like giiirl, I know you mean well but nooo don’t! And the interviewer didn’t get it either ahhh! Made me want to sink into the ground and I wasn’t even there
I think the fan is oriental, even with her coming across as nervous had a slight problem expressing what she wanted to say in English. She was expressing a concept that is normal in her culture that was clearly lost in her Western translation. Albeit meaning a highest form of complement given to an elder, it inadvertently carried a cringe factor. But I do get your point.
just by looking at alan's pictures, it'll bring you down to tears
Alan is really funny and cute. "Little Chaos" is a good movie, it makes people feel good and calm after watching.
Just finished watching the film and will have to watch it again! And again and again... I did not see this garden when I was at Versaille, so now a second visit must be in hand. Gorgeous film. Rickman is a most talented genius & Winslet is PERFECTION as always.
I could listen to him talk forever! The wisest and most charming man with a voice that just makes me melt. It pains me to know he would be gone just a bit over half a year after this interview. I just watched this movie and I loved it, it deserved much higher praise than it got from critics.
His portrayal of Louis the 14th was absolutely spot on! I am going to buy the movie….it is worth watching time and ti:e again! may Alan REST IN THE ARMS OF GOD,
Thank you, Alan, for pointing out that Kate's position was an "invention." No woman would ever have been given this job or career in those days. I was wondering!
Fighting cancer 💔 and still laughing and making jokes. RIP Alan rickman
At that point, Mr. Rickman didn't know, he was sick.
@@sylviawratschko792 how long did he know before he died?
@@amaninanou5352 I believe he was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in August 2015.
@@sylviawratschko792 ow..so 4 months and then he passed away, no one heard about his sickness in this period i suppose?
@@amaninanou5352 That's right. It is said that only his immediate family knew about it.
I saw the movie. I thought it was really good. Alan Rickman did a very good job with this. A wonderful actor as well as a director and human being.
I love this movie I watch it probably once a week and depending upon the week maybe twice. I miss Alan every day. What a wonderful, wonderful film this is
3:03 That woman taking pictures of alan is so Real i would too tbh🫰🏼
Will always love him❤️🌏
i loved the purple which maybe should have been blue bluebells walk and the hanging chaos part at the next area.
Thank you so much for the video, I love the whole atmosphere of it that the interviewer also seems really enjoy himself asking Alan questions.
Gosh Alan is always fun and sexy even on the interview.
this is such an enjoyable interview to watch… Alan is so lively here
As for the film Perfume, has anyone noticed that despite being people from a time when dental care was particular iffy when they had the crowd scenes you had all these sparkling white teeth looking into the camera. Not one toothless among them! LOL.
Is Andre's wife the actress who plays Narcissa?
Yeah
I really don't like this interviewer. its like his perception can't go beyond a superficial level. When Alan speak with such a weight, full of depth and gravity. You can really see the contrast.
I actually enjoyed his being lighter and having more fun with this one. There are plenty of heavier interviews with him with gravity. It was nice to see him just sit back and have a little fun with it.
wish i could seen more of her private abundance of chaos garden
Anyone knows for which film he shooted in belgium?
A Promise with Rebecca Hall.
😍
The interviewer seems to have the hots for him.
@@cheyennebrennan966 right? like dont we all?
who does not? LOL
❤❤❤❤
Adore this interview but the interviewer was so awkward he kept missing blatant humour and being just over the top
#SlytherinPride
Severus Snape 🤩
I’ll always adore Alan Rickman but I did kinda question the answer he gave about reading the Harry Potter books. He said he read them but that comment that woman says, calling him the “bravest man I’ve ever known”, just flew right over his head. Lol I doubt he read all of them. Maybe just the Snape parts. Lol Good interview overall though.
Disagree with you. He mustn't remember every line from every film or book. And just because it means so much to all potterheads doesn't necessarily mean the same to an adult actor, especially when he always was saying things like: move on or get a live :)
Perhaps it just escaped him for the moment as he did say that you have to read all of it to know the narrative to know what to suggest might work.
Women don't have anything in print to speak of about the Buddy System with safety awareness and self defense. So many millions of things are in print for men. Police, military, hunting and anything men do has 2 in 2 out, safety and self defense in print every month. Women magazines and all newspapers need to print information about the Buddy System for women. Can you imagine a world safe for women? I love this movie, "A Little Chaos."
Spencer Tunick gets people to go nude for art in the thousands. That amazes me because a workshop that teaches people to say no, and everyone keeps their clothes on scares people for a group of 8, while 5000 people can get in a group and go naked? How odd is that? It is quite odd for me to think about modesty and safety as a nude person, and modesty and safety with all our clothes on.
What does this have to do with anything?