Ben Whishaw in Brideshead Revisited clip 1
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- Clip from Brideshead Revisited (2008).
The Courting of Sebastian & Charles. . .
Matthew Goode as Charles
Ben Whishaw as Sebastian
Because we all need more pretty boys frolicking in their love and a double entendre concerning a pearl necklace. . .
You're welcome.
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It's like every role he plays in, he's air. He's so elegant and light and beautiful and his roles and relations are pure gold to watch, especially this and cloud atlas. He gives normal-ish circumstances meaning. I love it!
And Bright Star! He is the perfect Keats
I could not agree more!!
How you doin?
we're just gonna cross the danish girl outta there cuz fr i wanted to slap the shit out of him
@@hanazahran76 And Suffragette. Genuinely could have murdered his character. He's supposed to ne unlikable there though, and he did a fantastic job.
I didn't need my heart anyway
Oh, puke...
Kisses man
“Look out for my brother “
Me: whaaaaaaat
Sweet home albama
Wait that was her brother wtf
On the lips too 🤮
@@mischalecterTV BARILOCHE VILLA LA ANGOSTURA VILLA GESELL CARILO USHUAIA ARGENTINA
@@ODessa002 In those times kisses on the lips esp between family were not seen as vulgar
When he kissed him Charles didn't pull back or pushed him away. He lets it happen. He doesn't want to hurt his friend, but he can't lie to him either. I think this scene is euqally painful for both of them. It breaks my heart.
I somehow cannot recall a similar scene from the 1981 production.....Maybe I am wrong but i do not think so.
@@rupert99 Sebastian is not so clearly gay in the other version.
@@mikeq7134 in many ways in the 1981 version he is even more gay, but there is nothing this explicit. Yes I would go along with that. (And he is much more stylish! He resembles a lot more some aristocratic gays I have met over the years).
It was better when it was left more ambiguous as in the 81 version. As a romantic friendship of 2 young boys before they're really mature. They were only meant to be 19 and had little contact with women, attending all male public school & university. Because the writer had these experiences it's just assumed.
@@redstar7292 SHANGRILA ATLANTIDA PIRIAPOLIS URUGUAY
Ben Whishaw is just perfect
what i need is the accuracy and faithfulness of the 1981 adaptation, combined with the beautiful cinematography of this one...
I find the 1981 adaptation beautiful too
@@emilyks6238 POCITOS CARRASCO MONTEVIDEO URUGUAY
I find the '81 adaptation beautiful, but the theme music overbearing
Such great actors in their performances. Ben whishaw, Matthew Goode.. So loving what they brought to their characters, their natural chemistry on screen is pleasant to watch
Sebastian's downfall - alcohol, his cold mother and his neglectful father. And his unrequited love for Charles. :(
I thought it was his Catholic guilt over his homosexual tendencies that drove him to drink..
@@redstar7292 it was all of it.
That's what drove him to drugs and alcoholism.
I think Charles truly broke him, though.
Not intentionally, ofc. But we times the people you love most will hurt you.
Charles should have caught on and avoided the whole relationship, but he was kinda selfish and self centered in that regard.
Ben Whishaw's expression, when he realizes that Charles refuses to kiss him back. He knows in his heart there will be no grand consummation, no life time love. It's heart breaking and you can see the beginning of a slow separation. In the book Waugh has Charles admit the reason why he stays around Sebastian is because he's a male version of Julia
Sidney Frederickson Read the book quite some time ago but I think I remember it was the reverse? Charles liked Julia because she was the female version of Sebastian.
Charles admits in the novel that his attraction to Julia stems from her similarities to Sebastian. At this point in the novel, she was barely a blip on his radar - the allure of Sebastian was all his own, and, while he was attracted to Julia early on, he didn’t really care at all about her until years later when Sebastian was long out of the picture and they meet again.
Paulina Enck whoah. I should read the book.
I just found the book from a basket full of old books and bought it. Now im so excited to read :))
@@christine2689 BARILOCHE USHUAIA ARGENTINA
Can't stop watching this clip. I love how Sebastian looks at Charles and his tone of voice when he says 'always summer, always alone, the fruit always ripe'. And it's absolutely perfect with the background music! The way Sebastian talks and acts in this movie is toally different from the one in the TV version. Both are good but Ben Whishaw's acting is flawless.
Ben Whishaw there personifies Charles description of Sebastian in the book "by his beauty, which was arresting" perfectly
Agree!
I prefer this over the miniseries although I know not many feel the same.
My favourite scene in the film! 'If only it could be like this always, always summer, always alone; fruit always ripe.' ^.^
***** That's just the magic of Ben Whishaw, Matthew Goode, Evelyn Waugh and Julian Jarrold. ;P
+Abi Watson Maybe it's really deep and beautiful - or maybe you're just twelve.
+Rainy Jane I see nothing wrong with being twelve again- less responsibilities, none of the burdens of life.
MATTHEW GOODE is absolutely gorgeous and a great actor. I love the way he acts. Truly a classic actor. He can play everything. Hollywood needs to awaken to his leading man potential and he needs to quit taking foolish roles like "Watchman" and bit roles like in "Allied". His agent shouldn't be even giving him those scripts. He needs quality vs. quantity!
And now he's Matthew clairmont in a discovery of witches which is his calling I think he's amazing in it xxx
Absolutely classic in A Single Man with Colin Firth. have a tissue though
This was a beautiful clip, I haven't seen the movie, but this makes me want to-only I can tell it must end tragically, all good movies do.
The ending is horrible.
EN Fingerhut Watch the 1981 series instead.
@@goldfinger4953 horrible as in done bad or as in sad?
@@tijanabozovic3Sad. Very very sad :(
@@ann7169 PUNTA DEL ESTE URUGUAY
Oh my god, I literally just watched this for the second time and I don't really even have any context on these characters but I cried just because it was so utterly beautiful. I just have nothing else to say, it's so incredible, like the most beautiful summer days of a figment of a past life, a past romance...I can't even describe.
Ben always be an artist in films.
It's beautiful. Just absolutely gorgeous, this simple relationship between friends who are enamoured with each other and each other's presence.
The cinematography - magical
The dialogues - very genuine
The music - fitting and heart-wrenchingly aesthetic
The acting - close to flawless
That thing they did after the kiss, both of them, it was, I can't even find the words to explain. It told everything.
I have to order that DVD.
why is Ben the cutest person alive
This film was a favourite of mine. Back in 2017 at 20, I was in a very similar situation with a friend. It was not sexual but that kind of love has left my life somewhat hollow and dark. Maybe love will find you again but treasure those sweet moments when you are young, they shape you forever.
My feeling always was that for Charles he was infatuated with Sebastian but also with the world he represented, but he did love him and cared for him but ultimately he became one of the people Sebastian was running from. The romance aspect for him was fleeting, it just got transferred to Julia. For Sebastian he thought he had found love and friendship but felt betrayed when he thought Charles was getting too close to his family (sp. Julia). He wanted to keep those worlds separate.
It would have been possible with either of them but for the stifling influence of the “smother”
wrench my heart out why don't you? :'(
This is what I love about Brideshead Revisited - everyone has a different interpretation of it. And there is some truth/reasonableness in most interpretations. The book is such a complex and subtle masterpiece.
In my interpretation what Charles falls on love with is Brideshead and the lifestyle and opulence it offers. Both Sebastian and Julia are physically beautiful and part of Brideshead, and his confuses his infatuation/obsession with Brideshead as love for the siblings...
terribly sad..........yet heart-breaking beautiful
here because there will be a new version of this and I'm looking forward to 💖 what a beautiful movie
The guy in the suit is from A Single Man. Love both of these
ben steals ev scene, brilliant, as usual
i wish in a way the 2 men had switched characters
and... Aloysius in a good temper
At the beginning Charles is young, untarnished, and naive. Of course Sebastian is drawn to him and vice versa as they are so different from each other. The cautious boy with a modest lifestyle and the corrupted supposedly carefree boy who lives for extravagance. Sebastian hopes that he will in a way make him a better man. But what Charles fails to see is that whilst he drinks for fun, Sebastian is an alcoholic who drinks away his deep deep troubles. And while he pushes the limits of their friendship, because he is open to anything, Sebastian is in love with him. He thinks he is in love with Sebastian's sister, because she is beautiful, he desires her, but to Sebastian she is the thing he holds dearest in all the world. He inadvertently uses Sebastian for his sister and the lifestyle they lead, baring no thought to the rift he is driving between the mother and the two siblings. He also fails in his duty to protect Sebastian. All because he fails to recognise that actions have consequences. He professed friendship to Sebastian, yet did little for his health and happiness, betraying the trust of his mother, and professed love for his sister, yet broke the bond of her and her brother, broke her brothers heart, encouraged his drinking habit, and he knew and understood very little of her. He ends up being the villain, because of his naivety! I do sympathise with him, but he was too young, he didn't know what fragile, broken, twisted creatures he was dealing with, and all he did was eventually at the expense of them.
Well said. Beautiful. Thank you.
I felt like I just watched the movie twice reading this lol
I literally cried reading your coment. No joke, real tears.
I always felt, and much more so after reading the novel that Charles is the villain of this piece and at times is sheer bastard. Never satisfied as Antony tells him late in the novel that far from being the lamb to the slaughter and not willful enough to resist the Marchmain's, it is Charles himself who pursues the family. I'm never sure why, possibly to fill a hole in his upbringing with no mother and a cold, distant father. He is well educated and looks down on the working classes which becomes evident after firmly being secured as a close friend of the entire Marchmain family.
The only time you see Charles happy is with Sebastian during their first year at Oxford, after that he slowly shuts down and becomes colder and in the end as distant as his father was. He helps in the destruction of Sebastian, he hates his wife and has no interest at all in his children - to the point of putting off seeing his infant daughter for the first time! He could have kept Julia even after Lord Marchmain's deathbed repentance if had been less forth-fully critical of Catholicism. He must realise that Julia is not a"heathen" even Sebastian tells him that during their first summer, but continues to call the families concern for their fathers soul "mumbo-jumbo".
At the end, as his opening narration states, he is old, loveless and purely going through the motions of life. One suspects he wouldn't be devastated to not return from the War.
By the end of the novel I really did not like Charles. Speaks volumes about Waugh considering it is semi-autobiographical!
@@mjptrapster Yes, why was Charles attracted to Sebastian and what in the world did he see in Julia, a tedious, self-absorbed, completely uninteresting person? I always felt Charles lacked a soul and then he slowly fades away into nothingness.
**Spoilers**
The first half of this film was amazing, but I can't help but feel a bit let down by the last hour or so - I was expecting some kind of really interesting/heartbreaking love triangle, but Sebastian gets completely forgotten about. I didn't want a happy ending necessarily, just one that kept Charles and Sebastian as the main focus of the plot (which is what the beginning of the film seemed to be setting up). But I know it's based on a classic novel so it's not really the film's fault.
+Callum McPherson it seems like a gay lovestory at first, but then it comes out as a straight lovestory between charles and sebastian' s sister
Brideshead is NOT a novel about Charles and Sebastian! It's a novel about Charles, the erosion of the classic British aristocratic country-house life and an outsiders slow acceptance of Roman Catholocism. Sebastian is the door that opens Charles, who as one of the educated urban middle-class, to a world he would never otherwise be a party to. Julia is far more important to the story.
It was never supposed to be a love triangle, as Julia wasn’t supposed to be a romantic interest until the second half, but the film decided to change all that for no good reason
@@avalilianagord9090 Yes, and completely and utterly boring. I kept waiting for a reunion of Charles and Sebastian but it never happened. Julia, does anyone really care about her?
@@mjptrapster Sebastian is the love lost, the beauty departed. Julia for Charles is a very poor substitute but as good and as close as he could get once Sebastian disappeared.
1:49 that finger rubbing!
BEN IS ABSOLUTELY DASHING
This is beautiful.
Everybody knows this new adaptation is nothing compared to the 1980s version.
We're watching just for Matthew Goode.
Stunning ❤
Obviously,Charles enjoyed this kiss more than the kiss with Julia,look at dat face when they kiss...omg
Dammit why he so handsome
I know there is so much more to this scene BUT on just the appearance its perfect...an end to a beautiful day, wonderful drink and humor and fading light and a small kiss between friends... It doesn't need to be sexual or imply sex, just the end to a beautiful day.
It's 'Always Summer' by Adrian Johnston from the soundtrack
it's Always Summer :)
i feel like that montage demonstrates that real love is just wanting to be with each other
This shouts the french movie The Dreamers to me. Anyone?
That film was really messed up. And no. Not even the same story.
Ben is SO fine. God have mercy
I have been to the place where this was filmed
oh my gosh..! the kiss and sebastian's smile is sooooo sweet..tho the movie was fucked up
There isn't a kiss scene in the '81 version, but after the others have left luncheon at Sebastian's room, Charles goes to leave, and then Sebastian said "Have some more Cointreau. And then I must go to the Botanical Gardens, to see the ivy". They left together arm in arm. That scene alone was very shocking for a rather more uptight BBC audience
Is it weird that, although the 1981 miniseries is excellent, I kind of preferred whishaw’s version of Sebastian to Anthony Andrews’s? I mean, I always for some weird reason saw Sebastian as looking (and acting) much younger than he truly is with a higher pitched voice, and he’s around the actual age range that the character is supposed to be in. I wished that they did a boyhood/merrily we roll along style production of this in which they filmed over the period of time that the book/movie takes place over so we could see the actors age with their characters. That and he looks much cuter with a teddy bear than Andrews did arguably.
Is the lady played by Hayley Atwell or am I imagining things?
yes she is
@TheSeverusSnape, Oh my gosh, I LOVE your username. :D
Also, this was a very nice clip. Thank you bunches for uploading it. ^_^
почему у меня сердце щемит, когда смотрю на Беню? Где мне найти такого как Бен, ранимого и чувствительного ласкового котю...(((
amazing sceene
'Sebastian' :)
d kiss ws quite sweet actually.............
Very nice...
Rumor or no, it's just been announced that Whishaw will be playing the lead in the upcoming Freddie Mercury biographical film.
that's not a rumor, it's a fact. and it's been confirmed. he's got the playful personality and looks for it. so I can't wait!
Jeffrey De rousse
It's odd how this isn't a huge news item. I mean, when that Borat guy was up for the part, the internet couldn't shut up about it. Here, the role has been cast - and something like 10 people know about it? It's a crazy ol' world!
They just announced that he's been cast. I think they'll wait until they've actually started filming to finally make it official so that way they can show some teaser trailer clips.
Jeffrey De rousse
Oddly enough, the Freddie Mercury film was listed in his Wikipedia page's filmography in mid December of 2013. Gosh, it's like I had classified information for two weeks!
Mostly, I'm happy to know the Freddie Mercury film is a little closer to happening.
TheStockwell 8
The phonograph is playing a music, what is its name?
It's an original piece from the film soundtrack, but as I don't own it, I'm afraid I can't say which track.
Is that Hayley Atwell? Wow! If that's her, she was always stunning!
The music is good
I wonder if Lady Mary knows what her current husband got up to back in the day....
The silence after the kiss makes the viewer feel just as uncomfortable as the characters do ..
BARILOCHE VILLA LA ANGOSTURA LAS LEÑAS VILLA GESELL USHUAIA ANTÁRTIDA ARGENTINA
Wait, did she kiss her brother on the lips?!
Radhika Bhagwat Um, yes, lots of people do that, you know.
SAMME I was so confuseedd
Sebastian deserved better
They did Sebastián DIRTY!!!! 🥺🥺
Ben beautiful ❤❤
No one:
John Cena in the ad before the video: Phew, that was hot, but nothing is as hot as takis 😏
BARILOCHE USHUAIA ARGENTINA
What is the song in the background? So lovely. Thanks!
Awww a bromance :)
perfect couple.......○
they did something like this in freak show the 2017 movie
What is the song?? It's so beautiful
MALUMA
Soundtrack please?
this movie makes me feel sad! Did he ended up single? No family?
I liked Anthony Andrews and Jeremy Irons better in these roles. Their chemistry was perfect, and could not be improved upon. Sorry...
And where is full
so lovely kiss and cute Q
"look after my brother" hmmmmm
I prefer the TV series to the film. The film is shallow and does not follow the book.
agreed besides anthony and jeremy are better actors and portrayed sebastian and Charles infinitely better
I feel like this film was cursed to have the beautiful production values, lovely score, and great acting all bogged down by a mediocre-to-bad script that muddles both the actual plot and the actual characters.
Also, sue me, but Ben Whishaw as Sebastian > Anthony Andrews as Sebastian, no competition. The respective portrayals of Sebastian is the main reason I could never get into the miniseries, while I keep coming back to this film despite the many flaws in the storytelling.
I think this film is about Ben Whishaw
Most of us have had that "kissed my same sex friend, but we'll pretend like it didn't happen" moment
Adrian Johnston-Sebastian
What music is this please
Well...it's not? ;D It's just how I felt about the scene.
What is the name
Ben, Will you marry me?
Whats movies name
What happens next??
Q in his time off.
미치겠다
Name of the piece please ?
Vidio bf barat
어후. 사랑해요
EL DÍA E LA ROSA RESUTAOS ROSA
What will Mary Poppins say?
Ben is Libra and other guys is an Aries...Libra is air ,Aries is fire element ...but do you know that Libra and Aries are opposite signs ?...look what happened ...thats not good
Fucking Ben whishaw . Goddamn.
guys it's NOT A BROMANCE. you have to read the book/watch the whole film to understand. then you'll know he's just using him, 'flirting' with him as you will to get to his sister, no, to get to brideshead. this scene is beyond heartbreaking, to love someone who leads you on..don't you see how fragile ben is, how he's been manipulated?
Meh. I have to say I like the 1981 version more.
Right, Anthony Andrews is wayy better as Sebastian and it was just so wonderful.
En lineas generales si;era mejor.Pero Whishaw es mas sutil q Andrews.
1:35
Hollywood. Alas.
Jamas dejare solo a mi novio con otro hombre 😶😣
nunca jajaja
they ruined this...so much better and truthful to story with jeremy irons
can't agree more. The mini series was perfect and anthony andrews was an infinitely better sebastian