I can`t believe that it has already been 8 years since he left us. How time flies without any noise. Yes, there`s a whisper now and then, but no noise. Then, as if out of the blue, without warning, without mercy, the drums set in and their noise takes your breath away. R.I.P., dear Alan, and thank you for all the joy you brought to our lives.
He was just gorgeous. Watching him act or doing an interview meant to be swept into a rushing flood of water, so enveloped by whatever he was talking about or whatever part he was playing.
He was gorgeous. The older I get the more I fall in love with his very layered portrayal of Colonel Brandon in Sense and Sensibility. The ultimate Gothic hero.
Oh I watched that movie only when I realised he had a role. I am not the type for this movies, cos I don't like the time in which take place. But he was so good❤
@@piteusx8440 I was JUST thinking about Hans Gruber! An amazing villain. His credits are amazing but I just can not get Galaxy Quest out of my head when I think of Alan the actor. He stole so many scenes.
A close friend of mine bumped into him in a theatre in London many years ago. My friend instantly recognised Mr Rickman and from nowhere, instantly found the courage to ask him for his autograph. Having neither pen nor paper for this, he asked Mr Rickman if he would mind waiting a moment whist he collected the items from somewhere, anywhere! The moment became at least 10 minutes or so, and when my friend ran back to a now empty theatre foyer, he noticed one solitary figure. Mr Rickman had waited patiently for my friend to give him what he asked for. In a day and age where we're hearing more and more horror stories about the Hollywood elite, this tale becomes more and more profound, and shows that there are some real human beings in the industry.
"Horror stories" exist "more and more" everywhere. "Hollywood elite," marriages, "billionaire elite," small town neighbors who 'kept to themselves,' etc.
Her "Hold on, Thompson!" While shaking and on the verge of tears to not break down and continue the speech shows you everything there is to know about her love and respect for her friend.❤️
@@MalaAnsoo I don’t think it was forced. If you listen to the sound of her voice in the words prior, you can tell she’s struggling and holding something back.
I’ve always loved Alan but Emma’s ability to articulate all of his wonderful qualities brought tears to my eyes and I think that’s one of the reasons I’ve always loved her, not to mention as Hugh Grant said…she’s mad as a chair. This is a woman who’ll never grow old, just age like fine wine.
I have been smitten by Emma Thompson forever, the love of my life who died just over a year ago was a lot like Emma except Scottish, beautiful, smart, funny, a brilliant cabaret artist/singer songwriter storyteller, just mad enough, only a couple of years younger than Emma, whenever I see Emma Thompson now I am reminded of my love, and also of Alan and Truely Madly Deeply a beautiful film, he was a brilliant Actor.
@@Sweetlyfe well, Jacques….thank you so much for sharing that with me and all the best to you as you continue your journey. Some of us were never that lucky so when you’re feeling down remember how blessed you were to have had her at all.
@@Sweetlyfe Jacques, I'm so sorry. As had already been said, I hope you remember your love & the special relationship you shared. So many people get with someone, have a brief fling, even marriage, than part just as quickly. You found that rare person, your soulmate, & shared something very special. The love you had for each other didn't wither away, like most others, but endured until the end. That's incredibly valuable & rare, knowing that you love & are love for eternity. Stay strong. 🙂
I meet him once in Boots and said hello, he realised it was a reflex to recognising a known face. He picked up an item we both were looking at, smiled and said “well hello there are we going to arm wrestle for this?” That deep tone rendered me mute, I realised it was Mr Rickman and instantly denied needing this forgotten thing, apologised for well nothing really, smiled and backed away. He was a giant of a fellow on and off the stage and will be missed.
Alan Rickman was one of the most brilliant actors we have ever seen and he will be sincerely missed. Thank you Emma for this lovely and fitting tribute.
@@JohnSmith-uy7sv As an immortal god, creator of all the heavens, surely pretending to have a bad weekend and die is a meaningless gesture and unworthy of the slightest consideration by any thinking human? Unless of course you have been driven insane by religion, in which case you too can be dismissed as irrelevant in the 21st century.
I’m massively impressed at Emma’s ability to speak those words without breaking down. I lost my best friend a few years ago and, even now, am unable to speak about him without ending up in tears. If I had been able to speak about him at his funeral I would have poured out my admiration and devotion, but I was only able to sob. To this day I am heartbroken. I can only hope we meet again one day.
I know just what you mean. When my grandmother, who had cared for and raised me since my birth, died (at 101), the Episcopal priest conducting the service concluded by asking if I wished to say a few words, and for once in my life, I was speechless and could only shake my head “no.” In the priest’s office the day before, I had blubbered on for an hour about how utterly extraordinary & incomparable she’d been all her life. Day of … not a peep. Guess I’ll have to thank her later
I lost my brother to suicide, and then then lost my dad and mom. I held it together until my dearest friend died, and then I broke down completely; I mean hospitalized in a psych unit. I realized that it was she who got me through all the other deaths, and losing her was just the straw that broke the camel's back, and also my spirit. I cannot think of her or speak of her without crying. I am crying even now, writing this. It doesn't help that she spoke with precisely the same accent and lilt that Emma Thompson speaks in this clip. I miss her terribly, and am bereft that I shall not have her in my daily life, especially now that I have reached 70 years, and would love to have her companionship as I go further into my old age.
I was lucky enough to work with him on a film. At lunchtime I joined the line for a meal and as I payed and went to turn to look for a table, someone knocked into me from behind and my drink went flying. I turned and it was Alan, he apologized put his hand on my shoulder and said let me get you another. He came back with a cup of tea and I was so overwhelmed. I was shocked how he was so down to earth and a real gentleman. Alan you were magnificent , professional and a real pleasure to be around. Thank you ❤
"I could flap him like nobody's business." Classic Emma Thompson, wielding her sparkling wit, and even at such a somber time, it's not only appropriate, it's perfection. And certainly a fitting tribute to Alan Rickman. Almost 7 years on, and I'm still not over his death. The world is a darker, sadder place without his light. And I absolutely have to echo what she said: "We shall not see his like again." We miss you, Professor. ❤❤❤
He was probably my first love. I remember watching him as a young girl in January man, die hard, sense and sensibility, love actually and robin hood prince of thieves. He was handsome, charismatic, funny and could scare the crap out of you with one look, then make you melt with the next. His voice was so distinctive and melodic, you felt at ease with every softly spoken word, like warm honey being poured into your ear. I will forever remember him. Thankyou Emma Thompson for sharing your moments with him, they were special indeed. ❤️
I loved him and the fact that he - politely - turned down royal honors. Humble, deep, kind and brilliantly talented. Rest in paradise, Alan. You made the Earth a better place.
Ephesians 2:8-9 8 For by God's grace are we saved through faith; not by works, (or being a firefighter or law enforcement or a hero or a marine or a veteran or a war hero or dying for your country or actor or puppeteer or News reporter/anchor or a soul singer or killed by a terrorist or a sports hero or our heritage or ethnic background or a fashion designer or engineer or a rock star or bodybuilder or a writer or cooking show host or walk into a room and lite up a room with their smile or a pioneer or a trail blazer or trending or a legend or a super pop star or bounty hunter or race car driver or football coach or country music singer or basketball star or civil rights leader or being modest or being humble or a Disney star actor or game show host or making people laugh or making people happy or never killing anyone) 9 it is the free gift of God, not that anyone can boast of their salvation." Eternity will not be about any of us or what we have done. It will all be about Jesus Christ who died on a cross to save us from our sins. We all deserve hell and then the Lake of Fire that burns with sulphur and fire on Judgement day.
I had the pleasure of meeting him once when I worked at The Gap. One of the only actors I believe I would ever approach, but I didn’t have to. He read that I was dumbfounded and laughed, said hello, I said hi, told him how much I loved him and he put out his hand and introduced himself. It was so generous, nice and engaging. I miss seeing him in movies 😢
That’s so sweet. I love hearing these little stories about him. He’s one of my favorite actors of all time. I miss looking forward to seeing his next film or play. 😢
@@barbaramelzer8760 "for the wages of sin is death, (we all die, therefore we are all sinners deserving of hell and then the lake of fire on judgement day) But the free gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord.
There’s a tribute that should urge us all to do better in life. Being a famous or even well known artist isn’t required. Just need to be real, sincere, committed, honest and kind.
I wish I could write and speak half as eloquently as Emma. My heart breaks whenever I've heard her speak about Alan. As another said, I'm glad they were friends.
Despite being a remembrance to Alan Rickman who was absolutely one of the greatest English actors of the last half century, this tribute is obviously a sharing of the brilliant writing, the uniquely distinctive writing, that comes from Emma Thompson it is like she is reminding us why she won the Oscar for writing and why it's an absolute crime that she has not written more for the screen, for her fans, for us. Emma, we need you. Yes you're a great actor actress. But you're a far greater writer get your ars to work. :-)
That's not Biblical. It's either Heaven or hell. If you know Jesus Christ as your personal Lord and Savior and love him and deny the world, then it is Heaven. If you love the world and live for the fame and glory and money, then it is hell.
Alan was the perfect man. Emma wrote Col. Brandon for him. He was a good man & amazingly talented. I still miss him terribly. I m looking forward to reading his diaries. I know the shock of his death has the many ppl who loved him, still processing the grief. I know I will continue to miss him.
Everything she said is true. I was fortunate to have dinner with him and his wife and his drama teacher. He was charming and friendly and shared some great ideas about directing, which I use today in my theater group. He is missed by many. 🎭🎶😊
My God, Emma Thompson! I am 65 and have admired your film work from the very start. But it only grows. You are SO intelligent and articulate -- this is incredible prose! I can't think of anyone who makes intelligence more delightful and engaging. I love that you closed it with the traditional Irish phrase for condolences: "We shall not see his like again" or in Irish Gaelic: "Ní bheidh a leithéid ann arís"
I had the privilege to see Alans London performance in “Les Liaisons Dangereuses” along with Lindsey Duncan 30+ years ago . He was brilliant , his voice, his stage presence unmatched. I followed his career since then & was happy he became so successful. Incredible actor, I miss him.
I saw that production too, and then also saw them together in Noel Coward's "Private Lives" about 10 years later. Both shows were, of course, superb. Don't know if he and Emma Thompson did any stage work together but I'd have sold both kidneys and my soul for a ticket!
That moment in Truly, Madly, Deeply when he sang - at Juliet Stevenson’s request - “The Sun Ain’t Gonna Shine Anymore”, is one of my favorite musical moments in film
Emma Thompson's tribute to the wonderful Alan Rickman was so beautiful and so moving. I first saw Alan Rickman as the unforgettable Reverend Obadiah Slope in Barchester Chronicles, and then in two of my favorite movies, "Truly, Madly, Deeply" and "Sense and Sensibility". He was such a marvelous actor and had that most unusual voice. So sorry he was taken too soon.
He's been gone 6 years and I miss him as an actor. I first saw him on a BBC drama series from one of Anthony Trollope's novels, Barchester Towers. He played a vicar Slope, with the late Donald Pleasance. A terrific cast and series. Absolutely worth watching but he was and remains one of my favourite actors. A lovely tribute Emma Thompson thank you.
Love this series, so glad it's on youtube! In it AR is about the right age for Snape in Philosopher's Stone. Makes a difference in thinking about the character. Love Trollope, too.
Everytime I see Alan....a picture, a movie....if I hear his voice...my heart aches for losing him....such an incredible man...his soul....the world is a sadder place without him
No words could describe better such a great , lovely actor and human being. Thanks to Emma and Rima...He'll be forever missed . It's so beautiful to see his closest friends, and fans still bring his memory in their heart .. as he never passed . ❤️first time I saw his performance in Robin Hood Prince of Thieves ,I was only 11. Now I am 40, and still in love with Alan. His movies are so precious, and all them left such strong messages about his personality. As he said once : " if people really want to know who I am , it's all in my work ". Thank you for sharing 💧❤️🙏🏼
@@gardengnome3249 Marylizabeth Cohen said "No words could describe better..." meaning there are no words to describe him which would be better than those she wrote/spoke.
Alan Rickman was a talent like no other. He could be serious and funny at the same time. Thank you, Emma, for this beautiful and moving tribute to him. You obviously had a strong bond with him. He will be greatly missed, as he is already.
One thing about Mr. R’s acting which was incredibly great was his stillness and slowness. When an actor engages these adjectives, there is a danger that the performance will fall apart- when Alan engaged them it was illuminating and thrilling. Good night sweet prince. God bless you Emma, you are still the best: in addition to the great actor accolade another can be added to a long list of them that describes you: a loyal and great friend. Perhaps that is one of the best blessings to be in life.
She is not helping the poor or telling others about faith in Jesus Christ and Salvation through him alone through his death on the cross. God does not bless people for worldly praise and ideas. This world is passing way.
@@JohnSmith-uy7sv I am a Christian who is proud to say God bless you in public places. It’s my way of ‘bragging on Jesus” (one of my ministers favorite sayings) I am glad you are a Christian too! So I say God bless you to you S well! Here are some more reasons that I say God bless you to people I don’t even know: Jesus interacted with the “hardened hearts” who could not understand or discern the spiritual things (Mark 6:52; 8:4ff). Jesus not only interacted with the “hardened hearts,” but He also died for them. There is hope. Having a hardened heart is a spiritual condition. You have heard that it was said, 'Love your neighbor and hate your enemy. ' But I tell you, love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you, that you may be children of your Father in heaven Blessed are the merciful, for they shall obtain mercy.” Matthew 5:7. “Judge not, that you be not judged. For with what judgment you judge, you will be judged; and with the measure you use, it will be measured back to you.” Matthew 7:1-2.
@@JohnSmith-uy7sv I am glad that you commented initially. We Christians have to talk about Jesus more than we do. If we don’t say anything we miss a lot if opportunities. God bless you!
I never met him, but I watched him like a stalker. Whenever a movie came out, I was first in line. Didn’t matter the film quality, if he was in it, it was a great film for me. He swallowed up the screen and spit out a glorious performance every time. No matter what. I will miss him, and with him goes the joy and excitement of expectation for a new film. It’s not going to ever be the same.
Can you please let Dame Emma know how much this has touched me. I hope I inspire the same profound love in my friends that she so obviously still feels for Mr Rickman.
Her tribute to her dear friend is quite poignant - Emma’s a gifted writer, but one can tell she wrote this on a far greater level, from her heart of hearts. She regaled the audience with a fascinating close up of the complex yet down to earth Mr Rickman. What a lovely homage for an even lovelier man.
Alan Rickman was my favourite British actor ever since I first saw him in 'Truly, Madly, Deeply'. I fell in love 🥰 His 'Colonel Brandon' was magnificently understated yet superbly powerful.
@@cynthiacrumlish4683 The part where Juliet Stevenson is sobbing to her therapist is the most emotionally real scene ever. I still can't watch it without weeping.
Truly Madly Deeply is in my list of Top Ten Greatest Films ever, and I became a cinephile while I was still in my teens. On days off from work I could squeeze in four movies, although I did have one day at the San Francisco Film Festival (I worked at a video store, and my film knowledge was so deep that I had many discussions with other movie buffs, as well as a small coterie of personal fans who would rent any and everything on my recommendation shelf, even if they had rented something they hadn’t liked) when I saw six films. The owner of the store bought me an all-access pass so that I could see as many of the films as was humanly possible-plus he paid me what I would have made had I worked my standard shifts. I mention all this so that there’s context for how much I loved that movie.
This is one of the most wonderfully personal, heartfelt and very informative tributes I’ve ever heard. It really captured the essence of Mr Rickman, and Thompson’s personal feelings for this wonderful soul.
oh Alan! I am so grateful to have seen him on broadway in Seminar. He was so amazing to watch on stage! What a performance- his presence and power on stage was tremendous. RIP still
I saw that one too and got his autograph. My only regret, as far as he is concerned, is that I didn’t get to see him in more plays. I would have loved to have seen him in a production of King Lear. He would have been brilliant playing that role, but it just wasn’t meant to be.
What a wonderful eulogy from an incredible woman. I doubt that anybody could give a better one. Her love shone through, and my estimation of her has soared immeasurably! Not only is she a beautiful woman, but she has a soul to match. Alan Rickman was a brilliant actor and had a wonderful character to match. RIP Alan. You had a life well spent.
Such an amazing tribute - her talent seeps through even here... lovely. There were fantastic together in everything they did. Sense and Sensibility is the absolute favorite for me.
My family always thank him when our lives are going well, and ask for his help when they are not! Because he has been made our guardian angel. We so much want him to still be here.
The one abiding image I have of watching Alan on screen and one any up and coming actor and indeed established actor can take on board from it , is don't rush your lines. Sometimes it is those pregnant pauses that give everything emphasis and meaning, slowing everything down helps you express words and their meaning better. They create atmosphere and an almost cliff edge moment of what will be delivered next. There aren't many better than doing that than how Alan did it. It's so sad that the world, his family and friends lost him so early on in his autumn years. I love that Emma conveys the fact he was an interesting bundle of enigmatic emotions, that you weren't always sure what was coming next, but a man who obviously felt it was so important to help others in the craft of acting and did so, so generously.
Emma gave such a poignant, splendid salute to Alan, captured with so much heart that even in a short speech it's as if you knew him already. Worth listening to again and again. ♥️
At the end of 2001 my then husband and I were lucky enough to see Private Lives in London With Alan Rickman and Lindsay Duncan. What a treat! Both wonderful actors and a performance I shall never forget.
Still cannot believe he's gone. Such a lovely smart funny warm human being. Not far he got sick and died so young. His voice, OMG, I don't think I'll ever forget it. 😭 😢💔
A most wonderful man. I crossed his path a few times, but spoke to him only once, and I was enamored. I was just 19, beginning my life, I had the incredible opportunity to listen to him speak for 2 hours in New York. I was entranced the entire time, I’d loved him since I was a child, not just for Harry Potter, but lots of other projects as well. I regret so much I never got to see him on the stage. I was too poor to afford a ticket to broadway. I wish I’d sold a kidney now so I could have experienced it- I thought I’d have many more opportunities, but I didn’t. I wrote him a letter, which I hand delivered to him the night I saw him speak. Not sure if he ever read it, but he was so gracious when I gave it to him. “May I give you a letter?” I asked. He looked at me, slightly surprised, his famous eyebrow lifting the tiniest bit. “Yes...of course.” I blushed, wondering if it was the stupidest thing I’ve ever done, but I’d poured my heart into it, a full two pages of what I loved about his acting, the roles I enjoyed the most, how his films helped me through some difficult times in my life. “Thank you so much,” I said, and handed him the envelope. “Thank you,” he said, taking it and tucking it into the inside pocket of his jacket…I’d used my fanciest pen, the nicest paper I could afford (from Walmart), and my very best cursive handwriting. I wanted to die after I gave it to him, imagining he got into the cab or wherever he was going and abandoned it, thrown it in the trash, or worse, read the first few sentences and thought it was the most ridiculous thing he’s ever read and laughed as he ripped it into pieces before dropping it in the bin. He was the most captivating person, and Emma Thompson has given us such a beautiful insight here into the incredible human he was. I will agree in my brief interactions with him (the time I exchanged a few words, and the few times I passed him on the streets of London where I smiled and walked by without a word), he was both intimidating and sweet. His contradictions are incredibly unique and beautiful. Too bad he didn’t start a cult, I would have absolutely joined it 😊 What a man. Thank you Emma for this glorious celebration of a special person. It’s inspiring, gut-wrenching, and beautiful! As a student in London I lived onl
Alan Rickman was one of my all time favourite actors. I didn't know him but I miss him. A true artist gives of themself so much that they weave their art and a bit of their heart, into ours. RIP Alan.
all good things about Alan having been said can we just appreciate how deliciously fantastic of a writer Emma is. I just wanna be in her presence as she speaks always.
What a beautiful and heartfelt tribute. Alan was one of the greats and is sorely missed as an actor, what a privilege it must have been to be his friend.
Oh Emma, what a wonderful eulogy and remembrance to Alan, just like many other souls on this planet, I too, have had to stand up in front of many and speak about my loved one who has passed. As a care free youth, yeah, you feel indestructible. It's only when you loose someone close to you that you realise how fragile life is.
I was but a 14 year old girl when I first became enamored by Alan Rickman as the dashing and dastardly Sheriff of Nottingham. Emma Thompson is right...there will never be another like him and cinema will infinitely miss his affable charm and sinister quirks. The man could perform them all in succession to keep you ever on your toes and breathless waiting for the next moment.
I miss him too. I watched Die Hard the other day and couldn't help but watch closely to every second he was on screen. His voice and facial expressions... everything already so perfect. I wonder why I never recognised him before he took the role of Professor Snape. My calendar yesterday said: „Always“ And I think it's fitting her speech in this video. We will love and miss him, always. Friends and fans alike.
A tribute only someone who loves him can give. I adored his talent. The world seems more shallow with his passing. Fortunately he's immortal on film for us to relive the moments he portrayed. Whether a villain or angel he was never "just" that. To depth, a journey remembered, thank you Alan Rickman.
I remember the first time I saw him was in Die Hard, and I was gobsmacked!! Who IS this guy, I thought--he is so unbelievably compelling --and handsome!😅! How lucky we were, to have him share his amazing talent and self with us. 💖
I felt EXACTLY the same way. I stayed to watch the closing credits just to find out who he was. As far as I’m concerned, he stole that movie as well as a lot of other films he was in.
It is great to think that his movies will be seen and enjoyed for many years to come. And that VOICE!! My God -- that wonderful, unique voice -- I always loved hearing that voice, no matter what role he was playing. And this was a touching, beautiful tribute to a friend.
I can`t believe that it has already been 8 years since he left us.
How time flies without any noise. Yes, there`s a whisper now and then, but no noise.
Then, as if out of the blue, without warning, without mercy, the drums set in and their noise takes your breath away.
R.I.P., dear Alan, and thank you for all the joy you brought to our lives.
That was so beautifully put & elegant & soooo poignantly TRUE.
You said it beautifully.
He was just gorgeous. Watching him act or doing an interview meant to be swept into a rushing flood of water, so enveloped by whatever he was talking about or whatever part he was playing.
Hold on Thompson! So true. So capable to say so. And do it. She is so adorable.
He was gorgeous. The older I get the more I fall in love with his very layered portrayal of Colonel Brandon in Sense and Sensibility. The ultimate Gothic hero.
Agreed❤
Agree. 💔
Of all his roles, that is the one I love most.
i love that film
Oh I watched that movie only when I realised he had a role. I am not the type for this movies, cos I don't like the time in which take place. But he was so good❤
He had the most beautiful male voice I think I have ever heard.
I’m so glad Alan and Emma were friends…two extraordinary beings.
He should have won an Oscar for Hans Gruber. RIP.
Absolutely!
Loved him in Sense and Sensibility!
@@piteusx8440 I was JUST thinking about Hans Gruber! An amazing villain. His credits are amazing but I just can not get Galaxy Quest out of my head when I think of Alan the actor. He stole so many scenes.
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I´ve admired Alan and I love Emma. So it fit´s perfectly.
A close friend of mine bumped into him in a theatre in London many years ago. My friend instantly recognised Mr Rickman and from nowhere, instantly found the courage to ask him for his autograph. Having neither pen nor paper for this, he asked Mr Rickman if he would mind waiting a moment whist he collected the items from somewhere, anywhere! The moment became at least 10 minutes or so, and when my friend ran back to a now empty theatre foyer, he noticed one solitary figure. Mr Rickman had waited patiently for my friend to give him what he asked for. In a day and age where we're hearing more and more horror stories about the Hollywood elite, this tale becomes more and more profound, and shows that there are some real human beings in the industry.
Because he was a beautiful soul
What a story! What a person! 🥹
Incredible ❤.
With many other actors, I would think of that as a made up story. With Alan Rickman, I instantly believe it.
"Horror stories" exist "more and more" everywhere. "Hollywood elite," marriages, "billionaire elite," small town neighbors who 'kept to themselves,' etc.
Her "Hold on, Thompson!" While shaking and on the verge of tears to not break down and continue the speech shows you everything there is to know about her love and respect for her friend.❤️
I noticed that too. It was really emotional. ❤
Really, to me it seemed a bit forced and unreal. Nice speech though.
Extremely British
@@MalaAnsoo I don’t think it was forced. If you listen to the sound of her voice in the words prior, you can tell she’s struggling and holding something back.
Attention seeking. As always.
I’ve always loved Alan but Emma’s ability to articulate all of his wonderful qualities brought tears to my eyes and I think that’s one of the reasons I’ve always loved her, not to mention as Hugh Grant said…she’s mad as a chair. This is a woman who’ll never grow old, just age like fine wine.
I have been smitten by Emma Thompson forever, the love of my life who died just over a year ago was a lot like Emma except Scottish, beautiful, smart, funny, a brilliant cabaret artist/singer songwriter storyteller, just mad enough, only a couple of years younger than Emma, whenever I see Emma Thompson now I am reminded of my love, and also of Alan and Truely Madly Deeply a beautiful film, he was a brilliant Actor.
@@Sweetlyfe well, Jacques….thank you so much for sharing that with me and all the best to you as you continue your journey. Some of us were never that lucky so when you’re feeling down remember how blessed you were to have had her at all.
@@Sweetlyfe Jacques, I'm so sorry. As had already been said, I hope you remember your love & the special relationship you shared. So many people get with someone, have a brief fling, even marriage, than part just as quickly. You found that rare person, your soulmate, & shared something very special. The love you had for each other didn't wither away, like most others, but endured until the end. That's incredibly valuable & rare, knowing that you love & are love for eternity. Stay strong. 🙂
@@rebeccamccoy2346 Thank you, yes I know I am always grateful for that, it didn’t happen until I was nearly 50 so there is always time I reckon.
@@angelaburrow8114 Thank you I feel blessed to have that experience, she also visits me now and again and that really helps.
I meet him once in Boots and said hello, he realised it was a reflex to recognising a known face. He picked up an item we both were looking at, smiled and said “well hello there are we going to arm wrestle for this?” That deep tone rendered me mute, I realised it was Mr Rickman and instantly denied needing this forgotten thing, apologised for well nothing really, smiled and backed away. He was a giant of a fellow on and off the stage and will be missed.
What an experience! A treasured memory, I'm sure x
That voice of his was definitely legendary.
Thank you for sharing!
I would have cackled at that statement.
Boots, now that is seriously funny. Thanks so much for sharing
Alan Rickman was one of the most brilliant actors we have ever seen and he will be sincerely missed. Thank you Emma for this lovely and fitting tribute.
But he never offered to die on a cross to save the world from their sins. We all deserve hell and then the lake of fire on judgement day.
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@@JohnSmith-uy7sv As an immortal god, creator of all the heavens, surely pretending to have a bad weekend and die is a meaningless gesture and unworthy of the slightest consideration by any thinking human?
Unless of course you have been driven insane by religion, in which case you too can be dismissed as irrelevant in the 21st century.
I’m massively impressed at Emma’s ability to speak those words without breaking down. I lost my best friend a few years ago and, even now, am unable to speak about him without ending up in tears. If I had been able to speak about him at his funeral I would have poured out my admiration and devotion, but I was only able to sob. To this day I am heartbroken. I can only hope we meet again one day.
Same here… I feel for you and gratitude for the good times does help x
She's a great actress - controlling your emotions is one of the foundations.
I know just what you mean. When my grandmother, who had cared for and raised me since my birth, died (at 101), the Episcopal priest conducting the service concluded by asking if I wished to say a few words, and for once in my life, I was speechless and could only shake my head “no.” In the priest’s office the day before, I had blubbered on for an hour about how utterly extraordinary & incomparable she’d been all her life. Day of … not a peep. Guess I’ll have to thank her later
@@DeeEllEff She knew. That's all that mattered.
I lost my brother to suicide, and then then lost my dad and mom. I held it together until my dearest friend died, and then I broke down completely; I mean hospitalized in a psych unit. I realized that it was she who got me through all the other deaths, and losing her was just the straw that broke the camel's back, and also my spirit. I cannot think of her or speak of her without crying. I am crying even now, writing this. It doesn't help that she spoke with precisely the same accent and lilt that Emma Thompson speaks in this clip. I miss her terribly, and am bereft that I shall not have her in my daily life, especially now that I have reached 70 years, and would love to have her companionship as I go further into my old age.
I was lucky enough to work with him on a film. At lunchtime I joined the line for a meal and as I payed and went to turn to look for a table, someone knocked into me from behind and my drink went flying. I turned and it was Alan, he apologized put his hand on my shoulder and said let me get you another. He came back with a cup of tea and I was so overwhelmed. I was shocked how he was so down to earth and a real gentleman. Alan you were magnificent , professional and a real pleasure to be around. Thank you ❤
Famous person acts like a reasonable human being shock.
i would expect that from bob the builder, weird you think thats shocking, do you live in a cave?
This does bring tears. I fell for him in "Truly, Madly, Deeply" and loved him in everything I saw. That voice. Only one in the world like it.
Halfway through this video was thinking, "okay, we'll watch Truly, Madly, Deeply again tonight."
Been at least 5 years since last viewing.
He was so gorgeous is Truly, madly, deeply. That scene where he and Juliet are reciting the Pablo Neruda poem is so beautiful. A voice like honey.
Oh that voice! Just saying “Always.” in Harry Potter: Deathly Hallows Part 2 gets me in the feels every time.
Me, too! Heartbroken when he died.
@@susanwright802 my favorite movie second is The Big Adventure
"I could flap him like nobody's business." Classic Emma Thompson, wielding her sparkling wit, and even at such a somber time, it's not only appropriate, it's perfection. And certainly a fitting tribute to Alan Rickman. Almost 7 years on, and I'm still not over his death. The world is a darker, sadder place without his light. And I absolutely have to echo what she said: "We shall not see his like again." We miss you, Professor. ❤❤❤
To have someone speak this way about me after passing would mean the world
He was probably my first love. I remember watching him as a young girl in January man, die hard, sense and sensibility, love actually and robin hood prince of thieves. He was handsome, charismatic, funny and could scare the crap out of you with one look, then make you melt with the next. His voice was so distinctive and melodic, you felt at ease with every softly spoken word, like warm honey being poured into your ear. I will forever remember him. Thankyou Emma Thompson for sharing your moments with him, they were special indeed. ❤️
I loved him and the fact that he - politely - turned down royal honors. Humble, deep, kind and brilliantly talented. Rest in paradise, Alan. You made the Earth a better place.
Ephesians 2:8-9
8 For by God's grace are we saved through faith; not by works, (or being a firefighter or law enforcement or a hero or a marine or a veteran or a war hero or dying for your country or actor or puppeteer or News reporter/anchor or a soul singer or killed by a terrorist or a sports hero or our heritage or ethnic background or a fashion designer or engineer or a rock star or bodybuilder or a writer or cooking show host or walk into a room and lite up a room with their smile or a pioneer or a trail blazer or trending or a legend or a super pop star or bounty hunter or race car driver or football coach or country music singer or basketball star or civil rights leader or being modest or being humble or a Disney star actor or game show host or making people laugh or making people happy or never killing anyone) 9 it is the free gift of God, not that anyone can boast of their salvation." Eternity will not be about any of us or what we have done. It will all be about Jesus Christ who died on a cross to save us from our sins. We all deserve hell and then the Lake of Fire that burns with sulphur and fire on Judgement day.
Are you joking
@@michellelekas211 who?
I had the pleasure of meeting him once when I worked at The Gap. One of the only actors I believe I would ever approach, but I didn’t have to. He read that I was dumbfounded and laughed, said hello, I said hi, told him how much I loved him and he put out his hand and introduced himself. It was so generous, nice and engaging. I miss seeing him in movies 😢
Thank you for sharing.
That’s so sweet. I love hearing these little stories about him. He’s one of my favorite actors of all time. I miss looking forward to seeing his next film or play. 😢
You also have that special meeting that you will always hold on to forever. He was such a wonderful human being. 💕🙏👍
@@barbaramelzer8760 "for the wages of sin is death, (we all die, therefore we are all sinners deserving of hell and then the lake of fire on judgement day) But the free gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord.
@@JohnSmith-uy7sv hey John. Wake up. You belong in the middle ages and are somehow addicted to fear. Let go and ask for clarity.
I am delighted to hear that Emma could "flap" him. Everyone needs a friend who is close enough to us to get under our skin :)
I'm so glad to hear Alan Rickman was all the wonderful things I imagined him to be. Thank you for articulating his qualities, Emma. RIP Alan Rickman.
Never met him, just adored him at a distance. Can't wait to read the diary.
Thank you Emma.
The diary are very heavy edited.
@@mihaelafilipescu5818 - Isn't all writing?
This was a beautiful and vibrant tribute to Allen. Thank you for sharing it with us.
Alan
There’s a tribute that should urge us all to do better in life. Being a famous or even well known artist isn’t required. Just need to be real, sincere, committed, honest and kind.
beautifully said!
The fact that she still misses him so very much speaks volumes about their relationship and how much she loved him. They were really great friends.
Still heartbroken at his passing. Such a huge loss.
Hello my friend how are you doing
Awesome tribute to Alan Rickman!!!!! He was a wonderful man and actor.
Hello Amy how are you doing today
I wish I could write and speak half as eloquently as Emma. My heart breaks whenever I've heard her speak about Alan. As another said, I'm glad they were friends.
He was kind of mysterious, he seemed to hold so many things about himself that was his alone, no one was to know. Superb Actor.
Despite being a remembrance to Alan Rickman who was absolutely one of the greatest English actors of the last half century, this tribute is obviously a sharing of the brilliant writing, the uniquely distinctive writing, that comes from Emma Thompson it is like she is reminding us why she won the Oscar for writing and why it's an absolute crime that she has not written more for the screen, for her fans, for us. Emma, we need you. Yes you're a great actor actress. But you're a far greater writer get your ars to work. :-)
Yes totally agree with this. She should write more
Agreed! She's absolutely brilliant, and I mean that in the very literal sense. Write more, Emma!
Ars longa, vita brevis!
I couldn’t agree more. What a witty and intelligent person she is.
I think Emma Thompson gets a lot of her talent from her mother Phyllida Law. Also a superb actress and brilliantly witty writer
From the moment I heard Colonel Brandon say "I must away to London" I was hooked. Alan Rickman was a legend.
I still can't believe he's gone. I remember that cursed day. I couldn't stop crying. He will "Always" be there with us.
That's not Biblical. It's either Heaven or hell. If you know Jesus Christ as your personal Lord and Savior and love him and deny the world, then it is Heaven. If you love the world and live for the fame and glory and money, then it is hell.
Alan was the perfect man. Emma wrote Col. Brandon for him. He was a good man & amazingly talented. I still miss him terribly. I m looking forward to reading his diaries. I know the shock of his death has the many ppl who loved him, still processing the grief. I know I will continue to miss him.
Beautiful tribute. His Colonel Brandon is and always will be my favourite movie character ever!
Everything she said is true. I was fortunate to have dinner with him and his wife and his drama teacher. He was charming and friendly and shared some great ideas about directing, which I use today in my theater group. He is missed by many. 🎭🎶😊
I am genuinely jealous. 😁
How come?
Brilliant tribute to a brilliant human being. Thank you Emma for all your love you gave to him
and us.
a moving and heartfelt expression from Emma about a magnificently human friend. Alan, you will be missed and cherished.
Great tribute. I always suspected he was a bit peculiar but magnetic at the same time. But that voice! Our loss.
He was also exactly the same in every film he made.
And a good thing
My God, Emma Thompson! I am 65 and have admired your film work from the very start. But it only grows. You are SO intelligent and articulate -- this is incredible prose! I can't think of anyone who makes intelligence more delightful and engaging. I love that you closed it with the traditional Irish phrase for condolences: "We shall not see his like again" or in Irish Gaelic: "Ní bheidh a leithéid ann arís"
"Keep it together Thompson" made me tear up, just as much as this forward did...
I had the privilege to see Alans London performance in “Les Liaisons Dangereuses” along with Lindsey Duncan 30+ years ago . He was brilliant , his voice, his stage presence unmatched. I followed his career since then & was happy he became so successful. Incredible actor, I miss him.
And some of us will envy you forever for that! So very glad you had the opportunity, however, and relished the performance!
Wow! I envy you too. If I had a time machine, that would be one of the first things I would go see.
I saw that production too, and then also saw them together in Noel Coward's "Private Lives" about 10 years later. Both shows were, of course, superb. Don't know if he and Emma Thompson did any stage work together but I'd have sold both kidneys and my soul for a ticket!
That moment in Truly, Madly, Deeply when he sang - at Juliet Stevenson’s request - “The Sun Ain’t Gonna Shine Anymore”, is one of my favorite musical moments in film
Emma Thompson's tribute to the wonderful Alan Rickman was so beautiful and so moving. I first saw Alan Rickman as the unforgettable Reverend Obadiah Slope in Barchester Chronicles, and then in two of my favorite movies, "Truly, Madly, Deeply" and "Sense and Sensibility". He was such a marvelous actor and had that most unusual voice. So sorry he was taken too soon.
Hello how are you doing?
Yes, Obadiah from him was absolutely marvellous!
and to think i was finished crying over Alan's passing. here we are again.
always.
Yep. Same here.
He's been gone 6 years and I miss him as an actor.
I first saw him on a BBC drama series from one of Anthony Trollope's novels, Barchester Towers.
He played a vicar Slope, with the late Donald Pleasance.
A terrific cast and series. Absolutely worth watching but he was and remains one of my favourite actors.
A lovely tribute Emma Thompson thank you.
Love this series, so glad it's on youtube! In it AR is about the right age for Snape in Philosopher's Stone. Makes a difference in thinking about the character. Love Trollope, too.
Oh, how I miss him and that velvet voice. Rest in Peace, dear Alan. Thank you for sharing your brilliant gifts with us.
I’m heartbroken he’s gone, I feel Emma’s deep sadness in every word she’s speaking.
I can't watch his performance in sense and sensibility without tearing up.
Hello how are you doing?
Everytime I see Alan....a picture, a movie....if I hear his voice...my heart aches for losing him....such an incredible man...his soul....the world is a sadder place without him
No words could describe better such a great , lovely actor and human being. Thanks to Emma and Rima...He'll be forever missed . It's so beautiful to see his closest friends, and fans still bring his memory in their heart .. as he never passed . ❤️first time I saw his performance in Robin Hood Prince of Thieves ,I was only 11. Now I am 40, and still in love with Alan. His movies are so precious, and all them left such strong messages about his personality. As he said once : " if people really want to know who I am , it's all in my work ". Thank you for sharing 💧❤️🙏🏼
I don't want to be mean but your sentence "no words could describe .... is false Emma just used them and ever so eloquently.
Same and agree with every word. He will #always be missed .
@@gardengnome3249 Marylizabeth Cohen said "No words could describe better..." meaning there are no words to describe him which would be better than those she wrote/spoke.
@@fanofbesp8923 Thank you. Some times twice read gets a better comprehension. Wish I had done that.
Beautiful and heartfelt speech.
They broke the mould when they made Alan, I miss him.
God bless Alan xx
Alan Rickman was a talent like no other. He could be serious and funny at the same time. Thank you, Emma, for this beautiful and moving tribute to him. You obviously had a strong bond with him. He will be greatly missed, as he is already.
One thing about Mr. R’s acting which was incredibly great was his stillness and slowness. When an actor engages these adjectives, there is a danger that the performance will fall apart- when Alan engaged them it was illuminating and thrilling. Good night sweet prince.
God bless you Emma, you are still the best: in addition to the great actor accolade another can be added to a long list of them that describes you: a loyal and great friend. Perhaps that is one of the best blessings to be in life.
ANd his wonderful voice!
She is not helping the poor or telling others about faith in Jesus Christ and Salvation through him alone through his death on the cross. God does not bless people for worldly praise and ideas. This world is passing way.
@@JohnSmith-uy7sv
I am a Christian who is proud to say God bless you in public places. It’s my way of ‘bragging on Jesus” (one of my ministers favorite sayings) I am glad you are a Christian too! So I say God bless you to you S well!
Here are some more reasons that I say God bless you to people I don’t even know:
Jesus interacted with the “hardened hearts” who could not understand or discern the spiritual things (Mark 6:52; 8:4ff). Jesus not only interacted with the “hardened hearts,” but He also died for them. There is hope. Having a hardened heart is a spiritual condition.
You have heard that it was said, 'Love your neighbor and hate your enemy. ' But I tell you, love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you, that you may be children of your Father in heaven
Blessed are the merciful, for they shall obtain mercy.” Matthew 5:7. “Judge not, that you be not judged. For with what judgment you judge, you will be judged; and with the measure you use, it will be measured back to you.” Matthew 7:1-2.
@@johnheart6890 Oops.... and PRIDE is Sin. duh.
@@JohnSmith-uy7sv I am glad that you commented initially. We Christians have to talk about Jesus more than we do. If we don’t say anything we miss a lot if opportunities. God bless you!
Words from a true friend. I hope I have someone to speak about me like that when I am gone. 😊
I never met him, but I watched him like a stalker. Whenever a movie came out, I was first in line. Didn’t matter the film quality, if he was in it, it was a great film for me. He swallowed up the screen and spit out a glorious performance every time. No matter what.
I will miss him, and with him goes the joy and excitement of expectation for a new film. It’s not going to ever be the same.
Can you please let Dame Emma know how much this has touched me. I hope I inspire the same profound love in my friends that she so obviously still feels for Mr Rickman.
Her tribute to her dear friend is quite poignant - Emma’s a gifted writer, but one can tell she wrote this on a far greater level, from her heart of hearts. She regaled the audience with a fascinating close up of the complex yet down to earth Mr Rickman. What a lovely homage for an even lovelier man.
Thank you Emma for this. I remember him most in Truly, Madly, deeply. Never have I cried so hard.
An amazing tribute, beautifully articulate. I feel like I know him now.
Alan Rickman was my favourite British actor ever since I first saw him in 'Truly, Madly, Deeply'. I fell in love 🥰 His 'Colonel Brandon' was magnificently understated yet superbly powerful.
Truly madly deeply. The best ever.
@@cynthiacrumlish4683 The part where Juliet Stevenson is sobbing to her therapist is the most emotionally real scene ever. I still can't watch it without weeping.
Love Juliet in everything she has done.
@@cynthiacrumlish4683 me too, she was brilliant in 'Accused' with Peter Capaldi 2010.
Truly Madly Deeply is in my list of Top Ten Greatest Films ever, and I became a cinephile while I was still in my teens. On days off from work I could squeeze in four movies, although I did have one day at the San Francisco Film Festival (I worked at a video store, and my film knowledge was so deep that I had many discussions with other movie buffs, as well as a small coterie of personal fans who would rent any and everything on my recommendation shelf, even if they had rented something they hadn’t liked) when I saw six films. The owner of the store bought me an all-access pass so that I could see as many of the films as was humanly possible-plus he paid me what I would have made had I worked my standard shifts. I mention all this so that there’s context for how much I loved that movie.
I greatly love both Rickman and Thompson as actors. Together they were magical. Thank you, Emma, for this beautiful tribute.
No, we shall not see his like again. Too soon gone, sorely missed always. Thank you for posting Emma Thompson’s lovely, heartfelt tribute.
This is one of the most wonderfully personal, heartfelt and very informative tributes I’ve ever heard. It really captured the essence of Mr Rickman, and Thompson’s personal feelings for this wonderful soul.
But did he know Jesus Christ as his personal Lord and Savior? That is the question of each and everyone of us.
A wonderful tribute to a wonderful man, given by a wonderful woman.
What a wonderful tribute. We should all be so blessed.
oh Alan! I am so grateful to have seen him on broadway in Seminar. He was so amazing to watch on stage! What a performance- his presence and power on stage was tremendous. RIP still
I saw that one too and got his autograph. My only regret, as far as he is concerned, is that I didn’t get to see him in more plays. I would have loved to have seen him in a production of King Lear. He would have been brilliant playing that role, but it just wasn’t meant to be.
Saw him ion Seminar too. A wonderful and nuanced experience!
What a wonderful eulogy from an incredible woman. I doubt that anybody could give a better one. Her love shone through, and my estimation of her has soared immeasurably! Not only is she a beautiful woman, but she has a soul to match. Alan Rickman was a brilliant actor and had a wonderful character to match. RIP Alan. You had a life well spent.
Such an amazing tribute - her talent seeps through even here... lovely. There were fantastic together in everything they did. Sense and Sensibility is the absolute favorite for me.
My family always thank him when our lives are going well, and ask for his help when they are not! Because he has been made our guardian angel. We so much want him to still be here.
The one abiding image I have of watching Alan on screen and one any up and coming actor and indeed established actor can take on board from it , is don't rush your lines. Sometimes it is those pregnant pauses that give everything emphasis and meaning, slowing everything down helps you express words and their meaning better. They create atmosphere and an almost cliff edge moment of what will be delivered next. There aren't many better than doing that than how Alan did it. It's so sad that the world, his family and friends lost him so early on in his autumn years.
I love that Emma conveys the fact he was an interesting bundle of enigmatic emotions, that you weren't always sure what was coming next, but a man who obviously felt it was so important to help others in the craft of acting and did so, so generously.
There's only one Alan Rickman. R.I.P. 🌹
Emma gave such a poignant, splendid salute to Alan, captured with so much heart that even in a short speech it's as if you knew him already. Worth listening to again and again. ♥️
Hello my friend how are you doing today
I love you Emma for your generous tribute 😢. So miss this giant. Thank you
Get a life
At the end of 2001 my then husband and I were lucky enough to see Private Lives in London With Alan Rickman and Lindsay Duncan. What a treat! Both wonderful actors and a performance I shall never forget.
Still cannot believe he's gone. Such a lovely smart funny warm human being. Not far he got sick and died so young. His voice, OMG, I don't think I'll ever forget it. 😭 😢💔
A most wonderful man. I crossed his path a few times, but spoke to him only once, and I was enamored. I was just 19, beginning my life, I had the incredible opportunity to listen to him speak for 2 hours in New York. I was entranced the entire time, I’d loved him since I was a child, not just for Harry Potter, but lots of other projects as well. I regret so much I never got to see him on the stage. I was too poor to afford a ticket to broadway. I wish I’d sold a kidney now so I could have experienced it- I thought I’d have many more opportunities, but I didn’t. I wrote him a letter, which I hand delivered to him the night I saw him speak. Not sure if he ever read it, but he was so gracious when I gave it to him. “May I give you a letter?” I asked. He looked at me, slightly surprised, his famous eyebrow lifting the tiniest bit. “Yes...of course.” I blushed, wondering if it was the stupidest thing I’ve ever done, but I’d poured my heart into it, a full two pages of what I loved about his acting, the roles I enjoyed the most, how his films helped me through some difficult times in my life. “Thank you so much,” I said, and handed him the envelope. “Thank you,” he said, taking it and tucking it into the inside pocket of his jacket…I’d used my fanciest pen, the nicest paper I could afford (from Walmart), and my very best cursive handwriting. I wanted to die after I gave it to him, imagining he got into the cab or wherever he was going and abandoned it, thrown it in the trash, or worse, read the first few sentences and thought it was the most ridiculous thing he’s ever read and laughed as he ripped it into pieces before dropping it in the bin.
He was the most captivating person, and Emma Thompson has given us such a beautiful insight here into the incredible human he was. I will agree in my brief interactions with him (the time I exchanged a few words, and the few times I passed him on the streets of London where I smiled and walked by without a word), he was both intimidating and sweet. His contradictions are incredibly unique and beautiful. Too bad he didn’t start a cult, I would have absolutely joined it 😊 What a man.
Thank you Emma for this glorious celebration of a special person. It’s inspiring, gut-wrenching, and beautiful!
As a student in London I lived onl
I would venture to say he read it and did not tear it up. I do not think he was that kind of person.
She’s amazing as it is. What a wonderful tribute. I’m crying and at a loss for better words. RIP dear Alan.
Amazing for what?
Well.. how extraordinary. Such a superb person.. and Emma his champion. This was so articulate…exactly what he deserved.
Alan Rickman was one of my all time favourite actors. I didn't know him but I miss him. A true artist gives of themself so much that they weave their art and a bit of their heart, into ours. RIP Alan.
Beautifully stated.
Yes!
all good things about Alan having been said can we just appreciate how deliciously fantastic of a writer Emma is. I just wanna be in her presence as she speaks always.
What a beautiful and heartfelt tribute. Alan was one of the greats and is sorely missed as an actor, what a privilege it must have been to be his friend.
so beautifully spoken about a true friend....
I always loved him. He exudes a clever dark wit that appeals to me. One of a kind.
Oh Emma, what a wonderful eulogy and remembrance to Alan, just like many other souls on this planet, I too, have had to stand up in front of many and speak about my loved one who has passed. As a care free youth, yeah, you feel indestructible. It's only when you loose someone close to you that you realise how fragile life is.
I was but a 14 year old girl when I first became enamored by Alan Rickman as the dashing and dastardly Sheriff of Nottingham. Emma Thompson is right...there will never be another like him and cinema will infinitely miss his affable charm and sinister quirks. The man could perform them all in succession to keep you ever on your toes and breathless waiting for the next moment.
Hopefully there will never be another like, she such a hypocrite champagne socialist
He was gorgeous in Sense and Sensibility!!! He was incredible in every roll he ever played. Truly a great loss!
They were such true friends, the kind that arent afraid to show their true feelings to each other. Beautiful tribute.
I miss him too. I watched Die Hard the other day and couldn't help but watch closely to every second he was on screen. His voice and facial expressions... everything already so perfect. I wonder why I never recognised him before he took the role of Professor Snape. My calendar yesterday said: „Always“
And I think it's fitting her speech in this video.
We will love and miss him, always. Friends and fans alike.
Imagine having a friend the mission of whom in life is to make you laugh like that. To tickle your soul. We dont all deserve it. We all need it
A tribute only someone who loves him can give.
I adored his talent. The world seems more shallow with his passing. Fortunately he's immortal on film for us to relive the moments he portrayed. Whether a villain or angel he was never "just" that. To depth, a journey remembered, thank you Alan Rickman.
Ah, yes, "Dogma" - truly special!
Two legends and two beautiful souls
I remember the first time I saw him was in Die Hard, and I was gobsmacked!! Who IS this guy, I thought--he is so unbelievably compelling --and handsome!😅! How lucky we were, to have him share his amazing talent and self with us. 💖
I felt EXACTLY the same way. I stayed to watch the closing credits just to find out who he was. As far as I’m concerned, he stole that movie as well as a lot of other films he was in.
But he never offered to die on a cross to save the world from their sins. We all deserve hell and then the lake of fire on judgement day.
Stop this
@@michellelekas211 stop what?
Anyone else stunned by Emma Thompsons hair?
What a gem! I will miss his work (and him) forever. 👏👏👏
Beautiful. If only everyone could experience this kind of friendship. What a lost talent, RIP Alan Rickman.
It is great to think that his movies will be seen and enjoyed for many years to come. And that VOICE!! My God -- that wonderful, unique voice -- I always loved hearing that voice, no matter what role he was playing. And this was a touching, beautiful tribute to a friend.
I loved all his performances.
Alan was equally blessed to have you as a friend, Emma
What a wonderful tribute! I am sure he heard every word. He was an amazing actor.