Off topic here, but both Cait, and especially Sam, look rested. This pandemic self-isolation has been good for them in that sense. Both are great actors and make their characters real & believable!
It’s so good to watch quality interviews like this. It makes me cringe sometimes to see the actors subjected to the superficial, repetitive and sometimes salacious treatment they get from lesser skilled interviewers or the entertainment sites who only have five minutes to talk about the show. Even though Cait, Sam and other cast members do a terrific job at “playing along” with the silly stuff, we learn so much more about them like this. I’ve been impressed with what great ambassadors they are for the show and to see the genuine joy they have being part of this project. I’ve only known about Outlander for 3 months! I am in awe of the enormous effort behind the scenes that distill into what we, the viewers, finally see!
I'm glad they aren't 20 yrs younger because the show covers an epic swath of time and they are inhabiting their roles beautifully. They will go down in cinematic history as the greatest love story ever told.
This was an outstanding interview. Thank you. It’s a sad fact that the production values of Outlander, from the excellent development process, to the acting, to costume design, to set design, to music, to ongoing overall program quality, have been largely overlooked and gone unrewarded - and probably unviewed - by multiple award juries, I suspect because of what I view as an industry bias against this show’s perceived romance/fantasy-only genre, the thinking being that the category is Drama (good), not Romance (bad). This misperception of the show is accompanied by another: The original sin of stunning handsomeness-and-magnetism-in-a-kilt committed by the lead male actor disqualifies him for serious consideration of anything. (Female Drool is also not a category, or he clearly would have won multiple awards by now.) “He must be a male model who can’t act”. I believe the thinking is that female beauty is acceptable for quality shows. Male beauty in a lead, however, tends to be viewed as an indication that he is incapable of quality or so-called gritty performances, and the actor may be dismissed out of hand - again, amid performances unviewed - as a lightweight. I readily admit that these were indeed my own first thoughts when I viewed an initial promo with more than a little scorn. Only the persistent intervention of a trusted niece (and even she was a little embarrassed about it) eventually drew me into the program. I think the ripened season 5 of this show ranks right up there with seasons 1, 2, and especially the first episode of season 3 (for which Sam should have been awarded the first of his Emmys). In many respects, the quality of season 5 exceeds that of the acclaimed season 1 and builds as the season progresses. Episodes 7, 9, and 12 are as good as it’s going to get for a televised series (yes , even [especially?] Game of Thrones). I think it outranks in production value, overall quality, and certainly in acting most movies considered to be very good. And yet I note that for this 5th season (regrettably a season for which shows are seldom revisited for awards unless they have already won), Sam, Cait, and Richard, and indeed multiple deserving aspects of the show itself, are not to be found in Emmy discussions. The basis of the awards themselves needs to be re-evaluated. An un-viewed show will obviously never be a candidate for anything. How ironic is it that Tobias Menzies, an actor of great sensibilities and skill, may be awarded an Emmy for his performance on The Crown, a respected show, for an excellent performance, but one which is clearly overshadowed by his amazingly intricate performance(s) on Outlander, a non-respected show on a non-respected network?
I watched The Crown. It was good, but not as gripping as Outlander. I only watch the news, and we watch 20\20 on The television generally. I watch Outlander on my I Pad. I am embarrassed to admit that I have 2 , for when I fail to recharge for some reason. If that fails, I would have to “borrow” my husband’s device. Not a good idea, generally.😅 god forbid I should screw up some of his stuff.🤪 such a great show.
I couldn't agree more. I was extremely pleased when one of the most respected newspapers in my country (Denmark, and the paper was Berlingske) had an article about "Why Outlander was the paper's favorite TV show" a few weeks ago (august 2021.) The critic (who was male) pointed out all the same issues that you point out and basically told people to seriously consider Outlander instead of automatically dissing it as a romantic silly show of low quality. It truly isn't and Sam Heughan's delivered so many award deserving performances during this show. As has Caitriona Balfe. I loved season 5 so much due to the many truly moving performances. Personally, I rank the seasons as follows: 5, 3, 1, 2, 4.
They mentioned about an end with Jamie and Claire throwing it off the book, I would definitely will love to see them going back to Scotland visit the place where they got married and going back to Lallybroch. Fantastic interview it's always a pleasure listening to Sam and Cat, can't wait for season 6
Have such great respect and admiration for all these wonderful actors, writers, directors, set designers and costume designers!! Will miss Jon Gary Steele and his staff!! You will be missed!! Blessings!!
I started reading the Outlander books years ago and was very apprehensive when the show came out because I didn’t trust it would do justice to the complex characters and rich storytelling. I’m beyond thrilled. From the acting to the costumes and cinematography - simply phenomenal. The show actually made me interested in learning about the history of the clans and shed light on how these early immigrants shaped the America we see today. Beautiful job that all involved can be proud of.
Yikes! Series has gone on too long! Like many, it has just gotten silly, and tiresome. Too bad is wasn't a mini series. It would have been worthy of all the hype.
I am in awe....Diana did such an amazing job with this story. Sam and Cait have done such an excellent job at portraying these people in such a beautiful way. This was such a great interview. I hope after Outlander ends that the main set of actor's can stay in touch. I think there friendships have all grown over the course of this and it shows in every season.
This was a really great interview. So nice to see their faces talking about work that they obviously care very deeply about and put all of themselves into.
Awesome humans. I love all of them. Hope they get to safely start the next season soon. I still wish they would have left Murtagh in the crew. He wasn't suppose to be there by the books so when they wrote him in I sure wish they would have left him in the show. Please above all stay well.
I was tickled to see these three together on a Q & A panel. This was probably not an easy accomplishment. They take their show seriously and appear to have enjoyed every episode. I hope they're going to able to make a 6th season, at the same time they all do their best to stay safe.
Fantástica a série os atores não tem como não ama los eles dispõe de uma química extraordinária Catarina e Sam têm luz própria brilham em cada uma das sena quem trabalha por trás das câmeras dão assistência perfeita obrigada a todos 👏👏😘😘😘😘😘😘
Awesome interview with people I have grown to really admire and enjoy. Outlander is the first show that has opened itself up to not only excellence of performances and production on all levels but the cast members have shared their journey and personality with the viewers. It has been more than a tv watching experience to all who partake and I thank you all for your generosity. I hope you are able to continue on soon with the next season and I really do thank you for what you have given your fans already. Be safe and stay healthy, peace and grace to our troubled world.
The only tv show that the ep so real i cannot re-watch it. 😊 the love scene is .. full of love ..... so believable .. how can they go back not affected is wow . Iam in awe. 😊
Loved this refreshing, newer interview and it was fun to have just Sam and Caitriona for this go around. Especially when discussing their contribution as producers in Ep 12. Just as an FYI for all, it's DISSOCIATION not DISASSOCIATION... Thanks!
I really enjoyed your show Outlander, even I travelled with you people nd episodes, places are awesome, this is the best series I have ever seen, love you all. All the very best to sam bs Claire.
Seria bueno que subtitularan para aerica latina porque no todos sabemos ingles.sam no te gusta el continente a seung dijiste no se y menos los argentinos yo lo soy y con mucha honra.igua, me encanta la serke.y amo a caitriona y el papel que le tocó los quiero mucho
If I could abandon the book I would have Clair, Bree and Roger take Jamie forward to modern Lallybroch . Home to all of them, despite the different time zones. I think his personality would really enjoy the 20th century. But Diana doesn't want that and it's her story.
I think what he meant was to be 20 years younger and to know what he knows now and what he learnt about his craft and to have more time to use this knowledge :)
Sam y caitriona sois unos grandes actores me encanta la serie la evisto dos veces y cada vez que la veo me gusta más estoy deseando que salga la proxima temporada espero que se a como en el libro viento y ceniza me gustó mucho me eleido todos muchos besos para claire y jaime😘😘😘
The question about "throwing out the book" for me I would love to see Jamie in modern time. A la "Pandaemonium" with Linus Roache, "Dracula Untold" with Luke Evans, and "New Amsterdam" with Nikolaj Coster-Waldau where their characters were thrust into modern times. To see Jamie reacting to cars, trains, etc. The scene in "Lallybroch" where Jamie is asking about planes makes me want to see him there. So if I could throw out the book, I would love to see Jamie in the early 70s with Claire, Bree, Roger, and Jemmy. Perhaps living in a modern day Lallybroch or in the Boston apartment.
Agreed! But more importantly, Claire’s sense of humor is non-existent!!! She is SO FUNNY in the books and it’s almost entirely lost in the show (not Cait’s fault whatsoever-she’s awesome).
I'm obsessed with Sam & I think Sam's physical & sexual abuse in Wentworth was much more graphic than Claire's abuse in this episode, yet to this is getting massive amounts of attention. Claire did a great job but I resent down playing Sam & Tobias' fantastic performance in Wentworth. Many people still aren't able to watch Wentworth a 2nd time!!
Why is it a competition? The show was still new back in season 1. Sam not getting the accolades he should has nothing to do with Caitriona and her accomplishments. Let’s just be glad the show is still getting these opportunities. 512 was brilliant and they both shined in it.
UTTER RUBBISH...To put this in the context of a competition is absolutely ridiculous. Each actor did a brilliant job with this issue. stop the fangirl bullshit
En lo q me hicieron anoche estaba meri cai diciendo me cosas y cai diciendo q ella lo iba a hacer x yo. Habia hablado de billis y briana estaban todos la chica morochita tambien no digas sam q no heran ustedes tambien vi al director de autlander.
I think he meant they would have had more opportunities career wise long term. He was broke when he got Outlander, I’m sure it would have been nice to not struggle for so long. The roles you get at 40 are not the same as at 25. Better late than never though :)
@@RZ-jz5bl thank you! It's a good point! And yeah... Better late than never. Thank God he had this opportunity. Now we know this wonderful actor and amazing person (trying hard not to mention how hot he is, but I always fail 😅).
They did that same synced move a couple of times! Such mirrors, they licked their lips simultaneously, cocked their heads, seemed to look up at a noise at the same time.
Chely1977 , her marriage seems to be just a façade. I might be wrong, but there is something strange about that if you look into the details. Regardless of whomever they’re partnered with, I wish them all the best in their professional and personal lives.
Sam showed his emotion when asked what do you learned. 22:37 After answering “nothing and everything “, he was trying to control his emotion a lot. May be he was hurt.
I find Jammie’s torture totally unnecessary. Outlander is about an awesome love between two formidable lovers through the years. There was no need for an offensive graphic horribly sadist display of such psychopathology . One that truly trespasses the cruelty threshold of so many of us fans. Even those of us who refused to watch it are being hold watchers-captives of the constant gruesome flashbacks on following chapters. This chapter will remain a dark mark on this beautiful love story.
I am probably in the minority here, but while the episode was beautifully designed and acted, I really didn’t like the gang rape. Why make it worse than what it was in the books? What happens to her in the books is bad enough. Moreover, and I’m sure I’m going to get yelled at here, but as a person who teaches history this felt like a 21st century attitude towards rape that wouldn’t have happened in the 18th century. Claire is a World War II English combat nurse. That generation is stoic, and Claire is a person who doesn’t lose her head-so showing her as “out of it” and leaving her head was not realistic to me. She was going to stay alive and do what she needed to do until Jamie could get to her. I’m not denying the trauma aspect of it-how could I? But this felt like a plot device to allow them to go into the 1960s and offer some stunning visualization. Just my opinion.
I mean this kindly and do not wish to wound you, but obviously you have not been raped and don’t realize how common this was then and how common it is now. Anyone who has been raped loses their head. I am grateful that this was depicted realistically but not very graphically. I think this episode was meant not to trigger but perhaps to comfort those who have experienced this and feel odd or crazy, alone, and “different” in their reactions to this terrible event in their lives. I thought the episode was brutal but real, Jamie’s reaction was a natural out-of-his mind rage, but at the same time, there was a remarkable gentleness and loving acceptance depicted in the episode. Simply a much needed real and extraordinarily reassuring depiction to all those victims out there and all around us who feel so alone with their strange raw feelings ... there are others who understand. This will go on into season six (because it must). I think victims watching this will feel comforted and not alone so much.
@@Lvps absolutely. It is an instinctual survival mechanism that operates independent of conscious thought to preserve a human's spirit despite what is happening to their physical body.
Si samtermina con otra actriz en vez de cait es briana de maquillada de alguna forma la tienen poner que lastima .pe ense que terminaban cler y sam bueno es lo que siempre quisieron Diana y briana para que esa chica remonte la carrera yparece que el unico actor es sam pero no puede cumplir como marido y padre esta mal wuacala.😮😮😮😮realmente aquellos que somos fan de. Cler y sam es como.una patada 🎉
Los que vimos el primer oulander cai y sam va a ser horrible.poresoo seria mejor que hagan otra cosa y pueda especialmente sam cai y briana volcar todos los deceos cexsuales que.quieran.
This was not a good interview. “Twisted and distorted victory in favor of gender equality”... It should not be regarded as gender equality, but more depriving the actor of male privilege and identity. It is never a good thing to raise to prominence by mercilessly putting the other down. How can this be a victory or equality at all? This must change... Caitriona?
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Off topic here, but both Cait, and especially Sam, look rested. This pandemic self-isolation has been good for them in that sense. Both are great actors and make their characters real & believable!
It’s so good to watch quality interviews like this. It makes me cringe sometimes to see the actors subjected to the superficial, repetitive and sometimes salacious treatment they get from lesser skilled interviewers or the entertainment sites who only have five minutes to talk about the show. Even though Cait, Sam and other cast members do a terrific job at “playing along” with the silly stuff, we learn so much more about them like this. I’ve been impressed with what great ambassadors they are for the show and to see the genuine joy they have being part of this project. I’ve only known about Outlander for 3 months! I am in awe of the enormous effort behind the scenes that distill into what we, the viewers, finally see!
I'm glad they aren't 20 yrs younger because the show covers an epic swath of time and they are inhabiting their roles beautifully. They will go down in cinematic history as the greatest love story ever told.
This was an outstanding interview. Thank you.
It’s a sad fact that the production values of Outlander, from the excellent development process, to the acting, to costume design, to set design, to music, to ongoing overall program quality, have been largely overlooked and gone unrewarded - and probably unviewed - by multiple award juries, I suspect because of what I view as an industry bias against this show’s perceived romance/fantasy-only genre, the thinking being that the category is Drama (good), not Romance (bad). This misperception of the show is accompanied by another: The original sin of stunning handsomeness-and-magnetism-in-a-kilt committed by the lead male actor disqualifies him for serious consideration of anything. (Female Drool is also not a category, or he clearly would have won multiple awards by now.) “He must be a male model who can’t act”. I believe the thinking is that female beauty is acceptable for quality shows. Male beauty in a lead, however, tends to be viewed as an indication that he is incapable of quality or so-called gritty performances, and the actor may be dismissed out of hand - again, amid performances unviewed - as a lightweight. I readily admit that these were indeed my own first thoughts when I viewed an initial promo with more than a little scorn. Only the persistent intervention of a trusted niece (and even she was a little embarrassed about it) eventually drew me into the program.
I think the ripened season 5 of this show ranks right up there with seasons 1, 2, and especially the first episode of season 3 (for which Sam should have been awarded the first of his Emmys). In many respects, the quality of season 5 exceeds that of the acclaimed season 1 and builds as the season progresses. Episodes 7, 9, and 12 are as good as it’s going to get for a televised series (yes , even [especially?] Game of Thrones). I think it outranks in production value, overall quality, and certainly in acting most movies considered to be very good. And yet I note that for this 5th season (regrettably a season for which shows are seldom revisited for awards unless they have already won), Sam, Cait, and Richard, and indeed multiple deserving aspects of the show itself, are not to be found in Emmy discussions. The basis of the awards themselves needs to be re-evaluated. An un-viewed show will obviously never be a candidate for anything.
How ironic is it that Tobias Menzies, an actor of great sensibilities and skill, may be awarded an Emmy for his performance on The Crown, a respected show, for an excellent performance, but one which is clearly overshadowed by his amazingly intricate performance(s) on Outlander, a non-respected show on a non-respected network?
Preach. sister, preach!
I couldn’t agree more. This show is simply outstanding and that it’s overlooked is wrong and points to basis. It’s really infuriating !
Agree 100%!! And so nicely put!!!!
I watched The Crown. It was good, but not as gripping as Outlander. I only watch the news, and we watch 20\20 on The television generally. I watch Outlander on my I Pad. I am embarrassed to admit that I have 2 , for when I fail to recharge for some reason. If that fails, I would have to “borrow” my husband’s device. Not a good idea, generally.😅 god forbid I should screw up some of his stuff.🤪 such a great show.
I couldn't agree more. I was extremely pleased when one of the most respected newspapers in my country (Denmark, and the paper was Berlingske) had an article about "Why Outlander was the paper's favorite TV show" a few weeks ago (august 2021.) The critic (who was male) pointed out all the same issues that you point out and basically told people to seriously consider Outlander instead of automatically dissing it as a romantic silly show of low quality. It truly isn't and Sam Heughan's delivered so many award deserving performances during this show. As has Caitriona Balfe. I loved season 5 so much due to the many truly moving performances. Personally, I rank the seasons as follows: 5, 3, 1, 2, 4.
The overwhelming attention to detail is one of the most important things for me that keeps me invested in this show.
They mentioned about an end with Jamie and Claire throwing it off the book, I would definitely will love to see them going back to Scotland visit the place where they got married and going back to Lallybroch. Fantastic interview it's always a pleasure listening to Sam and Cat, can't wait for season 6
Im deeply grateful with Catrina and Sam for arising in my heart so much loving care between Jaimi and Claire
Have such great respect and admiration for all these wonderful actors, writers, directors, set designers and costume designers!! Will miss Jon Gary Steele and his staff!! You will be missed!! Blessings!!
I started reading the Outlander books years ago and was very apprehensive when the show came out because I didn’t trust it would do justice to the complex characters and rich storytelling. I’m beyond thrilled. From the acting to the costumes and cinematography - simply phenomenal. The show actually made me interested in learning about the history of the clans and shed light on how these early immigrants shaped the America we see today. Beautiful job that all involved can be proud of.
Yikes! Series has gone on too long! Like many, it has just gotten silly, and tiresome. Too bad is wasn't a mini series. It would have been worthy of all the hype.
I am really impressed by Catriona and Sam, how to leave what they do and get on with their lives.
You are alive, you are whole says it all
I am in awe....Diana did such an amazing job with this story. Sam and Cait have done such an excellent job at portraying these people in such a beautiful way. This was such a great interview. I hope after Outlander ends that the main set of actor's can stay in touch. I think there friendships have all grown over the course of this and it shows in every season.
Caitriona is wonderful ❤🔥
I love you Sam and Caitriona.. Looking forward of Outlander season 6. Belated happy birthday to Cait. I’m from Philippines 🇵🇭
Definitely going back to Scotland for the end would be amazing !!!…🥰😍
This was a really great interview. So nice to see their faces talking about work that they obviously care very deeply about and put all of themselves into.
Awesome humans. I love all of them. Hope they get to safely start the next season soon. I still wish they would have left Murtagh in the crew. He wasn't suppose to be there by the books so when they wrote him in I sure wish they would have left him in the show. Please above all stay well.
Caitriona and Sam, both persons, beautiful and good
I was tickled to see these three together on a Q & A panel. This was probably not an easy accomplishment. They take their show seriously and appear to have enjoyed every episode. I hope they're going to able to make a 6th season, at the same time they all do their best to stay safe.
Of course there will be a S6. That is not even being questioned.
this interview was great, great great and love it so much.
I absolutely loved the look and costuming of these characters this season. Thank you, Trisha. 💖✨
Great interview with these amazing people.❤️❤️❤️
Los amo,vi la serie 4 veces y cada vez me gusta más.
I was delighted to see this in depth interview. Brilliant. 👏❤️🤗👍
Very good interview, thank you all!
Fantástica a série os atores não tem como não ama los eles dispõe de uma química extraordinária Catarina e Sam têm luz própria brilham em cada uma das sena quem trabalha por trás das câmeras dão assistência perfeita obrigada a todos 👏👏😘😘😘😘😘😘
Awesome interview with people I have grown to really admire and enjoy. Outlander is the first show that has opened itself up to not only excellence of performances and production on all levels but the cast members have shared their journey and personality with the viewers. It has been more than a tv watching experience to all who partake and I thank you all for your generosity. I hope you are able to continue on soon with the next season and I really do thank you for what you have given your fans already.
Be safe and stay healthy, peace and grace to our troubled world.
Beautifully expressed.
They are wonderful Actors & I enjoy watching them always Outlanders :::Obsessed it’s a wonderful Epic Series the best I have ever seen ❤️
Love seeing Sam looking so relaxed 😎
Maravilha de atores série incrível!! Todos os prêmios pra eles
The only tv show that the ep so real i cannot re-watch it. 😊 the love scene is .. full of love ..... so believable .. how can they go back not affected is wow . Iam in awe. 😊
Grate interview, Loved it all. Love you all.
Great interview! Best TV series ever, best TV couple ever! Everything Outlander, thank you!!!
Great interview!! Interesting questions and answers... love both cat and sam☺
Loved this refreshing, newer interview and it was fun to have just Sam and Caitriona for this go around. Especially when discussing their contribution as producers in Ep 12. Just as an FYI for all, it's DISSOCIATION not DISASSOCIATION... Thanks!
Amo o seriado Outlander
I really enjoyed your show Outlander, even I travelled with you people nd episodes, places are awesome, this is the best series I have ever seen, love you all. All the very best to sam bs Claire.
Seria bueno que subtitularan para aerica latina porque no todos sabemos ingles.sam no te gusta el continente a seung dijiste no se y menos los argentinos yo lo soy y con mucha honra.igua, me encanta la serke.y amo a caitriona y el papel que le tocó los quiero mucho
Sam, my king, cait, my hero
Abrazos, Dios los guarde.
Happiness, health and peace to all - we are together - Fernando Couto
I love the idea of « going at it forever » with Outlander 😍 LOL. Just kidding... but still I hope for a few more seasons 🤞🏼
Going back to Scotland 🏴 that's a good idea ❤️❤️
If I could abandon the book I would have Clair, Bree and Roger take Jamie forward to modern Lallybroch . Home to all of them, despite the different time zones. I think his personality would really enjoy the 20th century. But Diana doesn't want that and it's her story.
Awww Sam saying I just wish we were 20 years younger. But honestly I think they searched out specifically for actors over 30 for Outlander.
I think what he meant was to be 20 years younger and to know what he knows now and what he learnt about his craft and to have more time to use this knowledge :)
dinara777m Great explanation. He did look so wistful when he said that, didn’t he?
I can't went for season 6😍
Sam y caitriona sois unos grandes actores me encanta la serie la evisto dos veces y cada vez que la veo me gusta más estoy deseando que salga la proxima temporada espero que se a como en el libro viento y ceniza me gustó mucho me eleido todos muchos besos para claire y jaime😘😘😘
That wasn’t my question but it was great to watch Sam hear my name 🙃💙
The question about "throwing out the book" for me I would love to see Jamie in modern time. A la "Pandaemonium" with Linus Roache, "Dracula Untold" with Luke Evans, and "New Amsterdam" with Nikolaj Coster-Waldau where their characters were thrust into modern times. To see Jamie reacting to cars, trains, etc. The scene in "Lallybroch" where Jamie is asking about planes makes me want to see him there. So if I could throw out the book, I would love to see Jamie in the early 70s with Claire, Bree, Roger, and Jemmy. Perhaps living in a modern day Lallybroch or in the Boston apartment.
💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙
Sam I love your shirt. What great taste you have.
Can you write Jamie's sense of humor back in?
Agreed! But more importantly, Claire’s sense of humor is non-existent!!! She is SO FUNNY in the books and it’s almost entirely lost in the show (not Cait’s fault whatsoever-she’s awesome).
I'm obsessed with Sam & I think Sam's physical & sexual abuse in Wentworth was much more graphic than Claire's abuse in this episode, yet to this is getting massive amounts of attention. Claire did a great job but I resent down playing Sam & Tobias' fantastic performance in Wentworth. Many people still aren't able to watch Wentworth a 2nd time!!
I couldn't watch it the first time. Yet. I've seen bits of it; enough to know what happened, but I still can't watch it.
@@donnaspear8494 Yes you are right I can't still watch it very painful and very graphic so hard to see.
Why is it a competition? The show was still new back in season 1. Sam not getting the accolades he should has nothing to do with Caitriona and her accomplishments. Let’s just be glad the show is still getting these opportunities. 512 was brilliant and they both shined in it.
UTTER RUBBISH...To put this in the context of a competition is absolutely ridiculous. Each actor did a brilliant job with this issue. stop the fangirl bullshit
Carole Nelson I can’t watch for this time .... I watched Outalnder many times 😩
Sam Heughan is so handsome ♥️♥️♥️♥️❤❤❤❤💜💜💜💜🏴🏴
Sam, my love
SUBTÍTULOS EN ESPAÑOL. PORFAVOR. GRACIAS
En lo q me hicieron anoche estaba meri cai diciendo me cosas y cai diciendo q ella lo iba a hacer x yo. Habia hablado de billis y briana estaban todos la chica morochita tambien no digas sam q no heran ustedes tambien vi al director de autlander.
I wonder what Sam meant by :"...it's been a good experience; I just wish we were 20 years younger."
I think he meant they would have had more opportunities career wise long term. He was broke when he got Outlander, I’m sure it would have been nice to not struggle for so long. The roles you get at 40 are not the same as at 25. Better late than never though :)
👏👏👏missed a lot those interviews!!...
@@RZ-jz5bl thank you! It's a good point! And yeah... Better late than never. Thank God he had this opportunity. Now we know this wonderful actor and amazing person (trying hard not to mention how hot he is, but I always fail 😅).
R Z Hope he gets James Bond. I think he would be fabulous.
Bea Ed he’s a perfect bond.....as long as it doesn’t take him away from outlander! ;)
Tell me about the synchronicity of Sam and Cait at minute 1:10 I'M FREAKING OUT ❤️
I also noticed that. Impressive.
I went back to see it😂 they are awsome
They did that same synced move a couple of times! Such mirrors, they licked their lips simultaneously, cocked their heads, seemed to look up at a noise at the same time.
@@wrathless7498 they were meant to be with each other but who knows what happened, Caitriona is now married 😕
Chely1977 , her marriage seems to be just a façade. I might be wrong, but there is something strange about that if you look into the details. Regardless of whomever they’re partnered with, I wish them all the best in their professional and personal lives.
The writer looks like that bad guy, game maker, in hunger games. Doesn't he?
Will there be outlander 6 ? Or is it over🙄cause of all this awful stuff going on🥺I miss watching all you guys😔
Sam showed his emotion when asked what do you learned. 22:37 After answering “nothing and everything “, he was trying to control his emotion a lot. May be he was hurt.
Hurt about what??
Huh?
LC Hurt by a wedding . May be left with broken heart.
@@maymyasein7287 what? Is that really what you see?
They both look hurt and distant, especially at the outset of the interview. There may be more to the REAL story...between the actors.
Who was the brunette at the table
Sam: "Te he besado tanto tanto, que de mi cubierta estás..."
Have they started S6 production yet??
X favor, en español. No todos hablamos ingles!!
And end it with Jaime comfort, I want....
I find Jammie’s torture totally unnecessary. Outlander is about an awesome love between two formidable lovers through the years. There was no need for an offensive graphic horribly sadist display of such psychopathology . One that truly trespasses the cruelty threshold of so many of us fans. Even those of us who refused to watch it are being hold watchers-captives of the constant gruesome flashbacks on following chapters. This chapter will remain a dark mark on this beautiful love story.
*Jamie
Sam Heughen kingmen : )
To throw out the book, Scotland, cait, Sam sex and scotland
They both look sad, especially at the beginning...
As soon as Matt starts talking, Sam and Cat look so bored. Matt must be a dud.
Love Sam. What a sweetie.
Jaime was raped viciously in prison, I think that was very tough, although Claire was attacked by several people, not sure
Busno yo no veo nada asi briana tenga un hijo con sam balans
I am probably in the minority here, but while the episode was beautifully designed and acted, I really didn’t like the gang rape. Why make it worse than what it was in the books? What happens to her in the books is bad enough. Moreover, and I’m sure I’m going to get yelled at here, but as a person who teaches history this felt like a 21st century attitude towards rape that wouldn’t have happened in the 18th century. Claire is a World War II English combat nurse. That generation is stoic, and Claire is a person who doesn’t lose her head-so showing her as “out of it” and leaving her head was not realistic to me. She was going to stay alive and do what she needed to do until Jamie could get to her. I’m not denying the trauma aspect of it-how could I? But this felt like a plot device to allow them to go into the 1960s and offer some stunning visualization. Just my opinion.
MKFD what was the books description of the rape?
I mean this kindly and do not wish to wound you, but obviously you have not been raped and don’t realize how common this was then and how common it is now. Anyone who has been raped loses their head. I am grateful that this was depicted realistically but not very graphically. I think this episode was meant not to trigger but perhaps to comfort those who have experienced this and feel odd or crazy, alone, and “different” in their reactions to this terrible event in their lives. I thought the episode was brutal but real, Jamie’s reaction was a natural out-of-his mind rage, but at the same time, there was a remarkable gentleness and loving acceptance depicted in the episode. Simply a much needed real and extraordinarily reassuring depiction to all those victims out there and all around us who feel so alone with their strange raw feelings ... there are others who understand. This will go on into season six (because it must). I think victims watching this will feel comforted and not alone so much.
@@Lvps absolutely. It is an instinctual survival mechanism that operates independent of conscious thought to preserve a human's spirit despite what is happening to their physical body.
Si samtermina con otra actriz en vez de cait es briana de maquillada de alguna forma la tienen poner que lastima .pe ense que terminaban cler y sam bueno es lo que siempre quisieron Diana y briana para que esa chica remonte la carrera yparece que el unico actor es sam pero no puede cumplir como marido y padre esta mal wuacala.😮😮😮😮realmente aquellos que somos fan de. Cler y sam es como.una patada 🎉
Briana quiere a sam xq le gusta sam x mas padre q sea tiene las mismas mañas q fran. Incesto.
Los que vimos el primer oulander cai y sam va a ser horrible.poresoo seria mejor que hagan otra cosa y pueda especialmente sam cai y briana volcar todos los deceos cexsuales que.quieran.
This was not a good interview. “Twisted and distorted victory in favor of gender equality”... It should not be regarded as gender equality, but more depriving the actor of male privilege and identity. It is never a good thing to raise to prominence by mercilessly putting the other down. How can this be a victory or equality at all? This must change... Caitriona?
Absolute twaddle!