The Mask of Zorro (4/8) Movie CLIP - A Very Spirited Dancer (1998) HD
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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Alejandro (Antonio Banderas) dances provocatively with Elena (Catherine Zeta-Jones), much to the chagrin of Montero (Stuart Wilson).
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Director Martin Campbell, well-known to the action arena after 1995's GoldenEye, teams up with executive producer Steven Spielberg to bring the first Hollywood production of creator Johnston McCulley's Zorro in over four decades to the big screen. With scenic 18th century Mexico as a backdrop, Anthony Hopkins plays the original Zorro, a.k.a. Don Diego de la Vega, intent on revenge after rival enemy Don Raphael Montero (Stuart Wilson) murdered his wife and took his daughter, Elena. After being imprisoned for 20 years, the fabled hero removes his mask and takes on a tarnished young apprentice, Alejandro Murieta (Antonio Banderas), to infiltrate Montero's plan to take control of California from Santa Anna. A boisterous outlaw with his own desire for revenge, Murieta works with Diego to avenge his brother's death by the sword of Montero's right-hand man, Captain Harrison Love (Matt Letscher, in his big screen debut). After Diego's extensive training in swordfighting, discipline and manners, a new Zorro appears wreaking vengeance and stealing the heart of a now-grown Elena (Catherine Zeta-Jones). A sizable summer hit, the film served as Zeta-Jones' stepping stone to leading lady status as the high-spirited heroine.
CREDITS:
TM & © Sony (1998)
Cast: Antonio Banderas, Anthony Hopkins, Matt Letscher, Stuart Wilson, Catherine Zeta-Jones
Director: Martin Campbell
Producers: Doug Claybourne, David Foster, John Gertz, Laurie MacDonald, Tava R. Maloy, Walter F. Parkes, Steven Spielberg
Screenwriters: Johnston McCulley, Ted Elliott, Terry Rossio, Randall Jahnson, John Eskow
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Catherine convinced an entire generation she was Mexican with this one film. That’s called talent
Ryan Brown Honestly 🤣🤣
Wait she’s not mexican?! 😳🤦🏻♂️🤣
Even in the movie she didnt play Mexican.
She played Spanish(European).
And Cathrine have Greek heritage.
I thought she was Hispanic, and that that was her real accent. Turns out, she’s Welsh! I couldn’t believe it!
Yeah!!!
Captain Love: "Excuse me, the lady and I were trying to dance.
Zorro: "You were trying, she was succeeding"
Turquois W x
It's like the ultimate putdown!
Mike drop
lol
The ultimate BURN😆
Jajajajaa gold!!
Absolutely loved this scene. Diego is just smiling while Rafael is furious. Funny how the real father has no problem with it and the baby snatcher father does lol
I always wondered, why was Raphael pissed at them at the end?
The modern equivalent to this would be if he walked in on them during foreplay, why do you think he’s mad?
@@NoFirstNoLastName Well, my parents dance this and they told me that this dance will go on for generations to generations as my parents are pulled by relative and Espanha, and imagine if l were the Zorro. just because i carry royal from spanish relatives.
I think it’s also because Diego thinks it’s great that Elena is starting to like Alejandro. He can’t think of a better man for his daughter. A man who he can trust and knows the good in.
Diego sees Esperanza in Elena's dancing, spirited and free. Raphael sees the antithesis of who he wanted Esperanza to be, demure and controlled.
Growing up as a kid I never wanted to be Batman or Spider-Man etc.. I wanted to be Zorro 🔥🔥🔥
as I did. the best part is that... he has no superpowers or special skills that humans can't gain. he just uses his cunning and practiced fighting skills.
@@WilliamWizer and he fights for the poor
@@matinatheartofrolling4606 agreed. it's something that makes him different from other heroes. Batman focus on fighting criminals. Zorro focuses on fighting for the poor.
This was so me 🤣🤣🤣 but tbh I was weird because the first time I learned about Zorro was from this Spanish soap opera they would give on Telemundo. And then I watched this movie.
Same.
This is the sexiest scene in cinema history because Catherine Zeta Jones at the peak of her beauty was arguably the most beautiful woman who has ever lived.
*Monica Bellucci
@@Zgmflegend Monica Bellucci is not in my top two 1. Catherine Zeta Jones 2. Sara Sampaio
@@jackgreen5627 Sampaio? Eh, whatever floats your boat ;)
@@Zgmflegend 3. Gabriella Wilde 4. Isabelle Lucas
Completely agree dude
I can't remember how many times I've repeated this scene when I was a kid.
Giuseppe Z94 I saw this scene when I was young. Definitely need to watch the movie!! 👍🌹💃
Mature kid you were
this entire movie was a gigantic sexual awakening for me
YAY IM NOT THE ONLY WHO PRESSED THE REWIND BUTTON ON THE VCR!!!
The fact that you watched this scene as a kid is a bit disturbing.
One of the most beautiful dance scenes in movie history. Such passion, such fire. This isn't just a dance, it's art. I get goosebumps every time I watch this. Amazing performance by Catherine and Antonio.
this is the sexiest dance in whole world
I love this scene and Roxanne in moulin rouge
I did the exactly this dance High School prom and College this dance is amazing!
Maybe in Hollywood. Wont be even top 50 if you consider indian movies.
if you ever doubted their chemistry in this movie this scene just showcased their chemistry. This is still the most iconic dance scene that lives rent free in my head
0:40 His face literally screams “Damn I’ve found my son in law” 😂💗💗
😂😂 so true. I love that bit
And worthy to his daughter!
You know the way Don Diego was smiling at 0:40 it's almost like he's saying this: "I found the perfect man for my daughter".
Luis Dorado Yes. He’s not like “get away from my daughter”. And I think that’s beautiful.
:D
The reason I dont go to clubs is because this is what I call dancing.
I agree
I see you too are a person of class and taste
Thank you!! God, we need this sort of dancing back in the mainstream!
musicalphantom204 this and slower dances like the laendler
They have dancing like this in clubs, you all are just elitist. Hit up a Latin club sometime.
Antonio ,born for this role, this guy is legend, brilliant actor..the entire cast..one of the best movies ever..
While the dance is beautiful and passionate, I find it so interesting to watch their faces at the end when Don Rafael comes up. Alejandro's comments are chosen with care to accomplish his purposes, but Elena is just shocked that he could say them that way after how they just danced. And when she leaves, shocked and probably hurt, right when Don Rafael turns to look after her, Alejandro winces. I like that Antonio Banderas choose to include that. It's a brief and fleeting moment, but it really conveys a lot about his character. He had to do it, but he also noticed how it affected Elena and put a bad note on the end of their romantic dance, and he regrets the necessity of it. I just like that he made that decision as an actor, even for such a small moment easy to miss.
Woah. I'm glad you pointed it out. I never noticed it until now. You're right! Everything about this scene was just perfect.
i'm glad i'm not the only one who noticed that part. i love that choice too!
Calm down. It's movie with script
It always went over my head why his comments were offensive... How they "dance in Madrid" or being "spirited". Is that innuendo or something?
@@schumachersbatman5094 Yes.
Back in the day when Hollywood still made decent movies!
KingExituS absolutely. Are those days ever coming back again?!!
KingExituS so true😢
Let's hope and pray those glory days will return.
They still make great films, now and again. Just not as often I guess...
@HolandaChiquita but a lot of films are either remakes or sequels to 80s films aka Ghostbuster
One thing that nobody has discussed is how did Alejandro learn to dance like this? He obviously didn't know it before being trained by Zorro. Which takes us to the inevitable conclusion that Diego must've taught him. Now try to imagine Diego and Alejandro doing their own private version of this dance lol.
Wow . . . the mental image that conjures . . . XD
If it's watched more closely it is a bit more led by Elena he just flows with it but she somewhat initiate the more explosive movements lol I used to think the same thing though 😂
I think three-fingered Jack taught him. I mean, Jack practiced a singing trio with the brothers! "Like I done told ya, 'singing can lighten your terrible load.'" Just imagine what the man thought about dancing!
😂😂😂 best comment everrr
He's spanish. Its natural!
I have to admit that when I was a child I had a crush with Antonio Banderas after watching the mask of Zorro. And I also find Catherine Zeta Jones the prettiest actress I had ever seen.
They look good together. And I’m watching this movie right now since it was shown on HBO.
I think a lot of women had a crush on Antonio lol.
And i had a crush on Catherine for a really long time 😂
Netflix
Imagine if Antonio was Gomez in the Wednesday series 👌
Could be🔥
that was a wasted opertunity.
I don't think gomez is supposed to be handsome.
i wonder how Alejandro learned how to dance like this? Presumably, Anthony Hopkins taught him in that cave... Who wants to see a Antonio Banderas/Anthony Hopkins dance scene?
I'm sure Alejandro learned random skills during his youth.
You copied my comment didn't you?
He was very well trained in sword fighting aka the deadly dance. You did see the two Tonys dance together. Professional dancers, especially ballet, do learn the basics of fencing. The moves and techniques are similar. Both Banderas and Hopkins started their careers as stage actors so they no doubt learned the basics. Classical plays, especially Shakespeare, require at least one sword fight scene. A lot of overlap with the two skills.
I do I do!
Fencing and whatever other style of swordfighting is a dance if you really think about it. I'm sure Diego knew a few things when he courted Esperanza to teach Alejandro. Since Elena was so much like her mother, Diego knew how to get to her through Alejandro.
Just like with fencing, his master taught Alejandro all the proper steps and move placements/timings, which is necessary for it to be _good dancing._ However, you can’t truly teach someone how to move with passion, which is something they need to bring on their own in order to make it _great dancing._
Catherine zeta Jones and Antonio banderas is calling chemistry💋💋
You were very impressed seeing them dancing,right? They did good.
Hello ..
name is dance ???
The song is James Horner - Spanish Tango. The dance in that time period would have been a tango, but now it has a lot of similarities to a Paso Doble and a Seguidilla.
Maryam Sikaoui YES😙😙❤❤
@@idolina76 that's what i wondering for a decade,, thanks a lot, Mate
There are some perfect things that happen only once in a lifetime...this dance scene is one of them. The chemistry the music the colors the beauty....everything put so perfectly together
The chemistry between these two truly made this movie.
Spanish Tango - James Horner is the song for those of you wondering
+badfire4100 I read the comments to know
thx
Thank you
This dance is not tango it's spanish flamenco.
I thought it was a pasodoble
Dragon1813 the dance is paso doble it's a flaminco dance.
Catherine Zeta Jones absolutely the most beautiful woman in the world.....even now 2016...Wow.
+KingDylan234 She was ethereal in this movie no one could match up.
I agree, I randomly thought of how I would want to look if I were a Spanish Señorita in olden times (I know it's a ridiculous thought but I think of random dumb things like this sometimes) and I was reminded of this scene. She looks so beautiful! Love the costume, hair and makeup, but let's be honest, it helps that she's drop dead gorgeous ;)
it's funny how she looks latin but shes really british
KingDylan234
Indeed, compadre. She is a drop dead gorgeous woman.
2019. She's beautiful still
This dance is a thing of pure beauty. The music blends well into the scene and the dancers themselves make me dream of one day dancing like that
Let's honestly argue that the sexual tension in this movie really peaked high, something that can't be replicated today sadly. Truly missed movies like these with strong charisma.
She is so beautiful! ❤
And so is he.
princesa
nmz
Ah this movie was probably the most beautiful Zeta-Jones ever could be, her astonishly ethereal beauty here fit the timeline with the era of clothes so fucking well.
They are both at the peak of their beauty here.
For me the best of the scene was the flame of the torch caught on camera at 1:07, when the music goes faster, it just plays with the environment from the point of vue of her father.
after all these years, still one of the most romantic dances I've ever seen
How much sexual tension can we get away with in a PG-13 film?
Good question.
turns out a lot.
It was the 90s. Plus the story of Zorro is from Golden Age Hollywood originally so it gets a pass
damn....Catherine Zeta Jones is an absolute GODDESS!!! UGHHHH
I can't believe this movie has three out of five stars on netflix ... come on, this is one of the best scenes!
People have no taste!
Iconic movie. Don’t fall for the critics
I don't know how many stars this movie has but I watched the hell out of it as a kid.
Who else can say that Antonio and Catherine chemistry is truly spot on in this movie?
The way she throws her head back is very expressive 😂 so funny! I always loved this movie and the sense of humour. Congrats to both of the actors. They killed it!
It's not funny... I mean...she's a great dancer, what she was doing required flexibility.
Love this scene, makes me giggle that back then this was considered "dirty" dancing. Those people would have a coronary if they saw how people danced today lmfao...
It’s not a dirty dancing , Flamenco is an Spanish tradition, the only thing is Alejandro didn’t ask Rafael to dance with his daughter and that’s why it was considered a little disrespectful, back then if you wanted to dance with someone daughter the tradition is to ask firts.
@@makavelithedonbattlesofano2239 Oh I see :) thanks for clarifying.
@@makavelithedonbattlesofano2239 That can't be true. Because he ended up inviting him to the table and was obviously more upset with Elena.
He was upset because it was a dance that wasn't appropriate for their class. It was indeed "dirty" dancing. The positions (especially for her), were seductive. Her hair was a mess. It would have been considered unrefined. But wonderful scene 😊
I like how her real dad was like yes that’s my daughter 🥰 and her step dad was like no
I love that soft smile of pride from Don Diego as he watches his daughter dance with Alejandro.
There is more than one reason for 0:39 Don Diego to make that smile. He wanted Alejandro to get into Raphael's Inner Circle. "Do not let the Dons leave the table without you!" And Alejandro's true mission in this dance is to get Raphael back to him, knowing how (unlike Don Diego) Raphael would be ashamed of his daughter dancing like that. Genius move!
I still wish when Captain Love stabbed people he would shout "You've been Loved!"
Lmao
😂👏
Or maybe I have made love to you.
I just don't get how come a Spaniard have Love for a surname
@@corkystorky Well he's not a Spaniard. So you're not wrong.
Face it, Captain, he's a way hotter dancer than you
😂😂
Fox 786
Coral Roper
Viral zm Roper
Coral Roper hnh
I was 15 when i saw this masterpiece and now im 28yo and STILL have this golden movie in my phone , Antonio Benderas with Mr.Hopkins were magníficos
You ever watched "The Mark of Zorro"? It's from the '50s and this is essentially a sequel to that movie. It's amazing how much Anthony Hopkins looks like the original actor who played Zorro and it's very believable that this could be him in his older days
This scene defined the movie for me. Beautiful music, amazing dancing, excellent atmosphere.
What I really like and enjoy watching this scene is that Antonio Banderas's hair is still cleanly intact white Catherine Zeta-Jones's hair is already in disarray after the dance. I find it funny and couldn't help laughing!
But her's is long. It couldn't have stayed intact with just a few hairpins she had there
Looking back, this film felt like Erotica to me. Not the main themes or the visuals itself but the tone, atmosphere, and the intimacy in these little moments that they had. They were so intense that I was flabbergasted as a kid and found that this WAS my bi awakening along with Sinbad. The chemistry was so off the charts that even the slightest details of their performance felt almost like butterflies in a sense.
Yessssss,
That's what tango is at its core.. an romantic, almost erotic, dance the compliments intimacy. The European style is more conservative due to the ethics of the continent.
For real I can't stop looking at the gorgeous Catherine Zeta Jones
i really love the detail that they didn’t bother to fix her hair or sth and that it got all messy at the end. really shows her dedication.
It's funny how the adopted dad as jealous and the biological likes the dance
because he knows zorro is a nice guy whereas the adopted one isnt sure of him
And she has her mothers spirit
Adopted dad didn't know his wife very well lol
@@cursiverain6261 a spirit of freedom
My dad would probably be proud of me but would wanna sock my partner lol
I found the man so handsome when I was young.
thats because hes a spaniard
+handsome boss all day not all are like that. Trust me I am spanish
Perdóname mi reina me estas diciendo que los españoles somos feos? porque yo habiendo estado hace nada en media Europa y en Cracovia se que las mujeres españolas son en verdad muy guapas. VIVA ESPAÑA reina de corazón!
+handsome boss all day jajaja nooo pero que en general no puedes decir que está bueno por ser de un país. Esta bueno porque lo está pero yo nunca he visto otro español como el.
+reinadecorazones29 xd vale vale. en fin soy muy españolista ósea que supongo que fue eso. pero en mi opinión España es un país de mujeres guapas y mucha gente reconoce eso. Saludos desde Madrid reina
you know she's hot when men say this is the best scene in an action movie.
This is the definition of sexual chemistry and nothing in movie history has come close to equaling it since
Have you seen every movie sir?
@@brolybanderas42 I love the fact that you felt the need to comment a criticism so much that you commented it a year later.
And then, I felt so obliged due to your comment that I criticized you a year after that. What a funny little world we live in, aye?
@@Nikolai_Spartacus Nothing wrong with criticizing something written long ago.
@@brolybanderas42 lol. I can’t tell if you’re criticizing me, or comforting me! 🥲
@@Nikolai_Spartacus I can't tell if you're doing it either.
Oh my god. Catherine Zeta Jones is so beautiful.
This is what Dancing with the Stars should've been.
Yeah... but then it would be worth watching.
Excelent point.
Rita Hayworth 🥰🔥
Seems like all the hard work, and dedication Diego put into training Alejandro everything in general put a smile on his face when it started paying off...
Catherine was the most beautiful woman in the universe back then! Late 90s & early 2000s, but this was her very highlight! I was still in kindergraten when this came out, and I remember other boys teasing me for favoring Zorro over other heroes (he has no powers la la like Spiderman, Hulk etc) - and I was like, well at least he relies on himself and he is way more realistic than any other hero out there (maybe only Robin Hood could compare). I adored his mask, cape, sword & TORNADO (black stallions are my fave horses since then!), his passion for justice & revenge... And because my real name starts with N, I would usually revers the N letter to the side, to get Z, like ZORRO!
This movie ignited the fire for my first Hollywood crush. Catherine Zeta Jones was made for this role.
Diego: *sniff* It's every fathers dream come true. It's like you have to great kids who've never met, and when they finally do they totally have the hots for each other... Wait...
It's all been said so well the comments I have to add for me, the dance what else can you say, it said everything the two people could say to each other without words
@@maybaez5194 " it said everything the two people could say to each other without words" Nope, that makes no sense idiot, you tried to sound "intellectual" and ended up showing how dumb you are.
This scene was a masterpiece in Hollywood. 💯
2021? When tweaking wasn’t around. Best ever 🇲🇽
Pay attention kids, this is how you are supposed to court a lady...
Step 1: Be Antonio Banderas...
@GeloYT Official be latino
@Kilo Tun
And Kids, there will be a test...
Kids you must know how to dance and impress.
Clearly you havent been around California kids today.@@MrCouchmen
To dance with Antonio. It don't matter which dance scene which movie. He can sing, he can act, even as an older man, awwww.
0:40 That's the look of a proud father. He's seeing her mother in her.
She has her father's commanding presence.....;))))
In a movie with dope ass action scenes, this scene is actually my favorite.
I might be the odd one out, but I always thought Sir Anthony Hopkins was the more handsome and dashing of the two "Zorros" in the film. I think it's his voice and mannerisms.
They both have their own sense of charm. Hopkins is the more cool, gentlemanly type whereas Banderas has a more daredevil, roguish personality.
Well spoken.
Thank you. And for the record...
Z
Without doubt, Sir Anthony's presence was greater than that of Antonio [oooh, look at that; they are a Senior & Junior even in real life) but his is the strength of sotic, solid, cool granit; Antonio is fire and passion and youth. This movie did a damn good job combing them both. Theeeeen, they had that atrocious sequal..... noticably _absent_ from it was Sir Anthony.
You're so right. I hadn't thought of the sequel in quite that way, but that really *WAS* why it was so atrocious. No Sir Anthony!
This was/is my model for how to command attention without speaking. The amount of power here is amazing :)
One of the most iconic dance scenes in film history 👌🏼
"that's how they're doing it in Madrid these days...." Me:......goes to Madrid. haha
Lol
That dance took less than a minute and a half to solidify Antonio Banderas to "Boss" status!!!
Classic! Beautiful!! Romantic!!! Words are not powerful enough to describe this scene...
Every couple years I rewatch this dance scene. So much passion! and such great dancing.
Catherine Zeta Jones is so beautiful, she takes my breath away.. ❤❤❤
Okay to everyone who is wondering where he learned to dance, have any of you even thought where he comes from...he obviously grew up on the street's with his brother, probably made friends with people and some of those people were probably women and more specifically *lady's of the night* so I'm sure he learned to dance and...you know...other thing's as well probably...
Spookyboi that actually makes sense lol
My favorite movie... All is perfect in this movie !!!!! The story , the soundtrack , the actors , the Swords fights !!! ;)
SilverCine Absolutely, but what a shame to having made a second part that was nothing but a joke compared to this one! Filming sequels is definitely the worst Hollywood disease...
@@Kwisatsoundman Um the sequel is amazing too.
@@RedRoseSeptember22 Well, to be fair, I only watched the first 40 minutes or so of the sequel. I found it so stupid that it was more than I could bare, especially since I had enjoyed the first one so much. For me, Anthony Hopkins's character was the heart and soul that tied everything together in the very clever original scenario. Still not a masterpiece, but you had everything to spend a really great time: the master and the rookie helping each other to accomplish their vengeance, the seduction game between Elena and Alejandro, a loving father unable to reveal his identity to the daughter that had been taken from him for so long until he's about to die, etc. But in the sequel, everything felt wrong: a lame script, transparent characters, ridiculous lines, no more true alchemy in the couple, you name it...
Her beauty is underrated... I look up to her! So damn beautiful
This dance scene is one of the reasons that makes this movie special!
And that arrogant tone where he says, "She is young and impulsive..." lol
Susan khanom
+ChuckDickens24 i always thought he said repulsive, but WOW was I off XD
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Katerin y Antonio me ha gustado el baile muy pasional Quiero dar mi homenaje a Audrei y Gregori por Vacaciones en Roma hermosa película
Catherine Zeta-Jones,another one of my favorite ladies.
and your one of her favourite men i am sure of it
Spanish & Passion ...yes ...they walk 🚶♂️ together ❤
*This is an amazingly beautiful piece of cinematography and music!*
looks, talent, personality and charm. Antonio is a quadruple threat guy!!!
Watching two talented dancers is so enjoyable. I only wished it could have been a little bit longer. They were wonderful together.
Ever since I first saw this movie as a kid, it's been on my bucket list to reenact this dance at either my own wedding or anyone's wedding in adulthood. 😂🕺💃
They're like 2 swans dancing. Love it😍
This was a spirited foreplay
They look so beautiful together!!
She is.. insanely beautiful.
Her beauty is legendary in this film.
well the Spanish are well known passionate dancers in all of Europe..just blazing with passion.
If this is spanish dancer, I'm Angelina Jolie. And believe, I'm spaniard's daughter. Hahahaha
@@lorenafernandez4409 Well; they are dancing a Tango; and whyle the Tango is originally from Rio de la Plata; it could also be danced in Madrid by spaniard dancers... Also, tha flamenco tango is one of the many influeces that originated the Argentina/Uruguay Tango
TRUE
Surely alot of this has spanish influence or is this how native latinos/latinas dance before the spaniards colonised the south?
It depends what kind of music you want to dance. If you want to dance salsa in another level you need to go to Cali - Colombia in South America.
“Spirited... Thank you for putting it so delicately...”
If you learn this Dance you steal the Show on every Weeding😂
One of the most fantastic dance scenes right up there with Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers
As a kid, I was always like, “wow, some of these dance moves are possibly a little embarrassing!”
As an adult I am DYING
Ncjgh/ ? *:*:"*:*"'/)@??-?,-? ((@,@,,
Damn I didnt appreciate this when I was young.
Such a masterpiece of a scene.
It’s the music and the timing for me.
When someone tells you that your “daughter” has “your” commanding presence & you can’t look them in the eye with that “compliment” because she’s not really YOUR daughter! That had to be eating him alive on some level all those years if anyone ever brought up fatherly traits about the girl he was raising/claiming to be his own... I’ll tell you what, karma gets you one way or another...
Hello can we be friends 🌹
Her real father does eat people alive.
Cathrine zeta Jones makes me proud to be Welsh 😁😁 also my aunty looked just like her when she was younger lucky women!!
Does Richard Burton or Anthony Hopkins make you proud to be welsh?
Dude they got downed teared that dance floor in million pieces.
Now that is a wonderful movie can't see them these days.
This kind of dancing can make babies
😂😂😂😂
Antonio Banderas ( i'm confident to say out load ), is by far the most "coolest" man in the world ! - - - Not even Denzel Washington, Barack Obama, any of the actors that played James Bond or the "most interesting man in the world" himself compares to the grace, poise and absolute sophistication for which this man carries himself and puts on display in every role he plays.
Stay thirsty my friends ! ( Looooooooooooooooool )
It's sad I can't find this particular music version anywhere but from this movie.
Such a fantastic scene. This film has beautiful cinematography aswell!
I can’t even begin to count the amount of times I rewound this scene as a kid, I was in complete awe