It's hard to believe she was only 23 here. She was so much more forthright, confident, and direct than most women her age. She has always been mature and dignified. What a queen
indeed this is very interesting... i wonder if this is an isolated case or if some kind of study can be done to measure whether things have actually changed since then...
Charlotte is a remarkable woman. Even at a young age she maturely offers an alternate perception to what this “insulted” journalist is trying to portray about the movie in question. Charlotte exudes class snd intellect that seemingly frustrates this narrow minded reporter
How wonderful it would have been for her to hold me then when I was 15. Britain's Betty Bacall. The "Damned" refers to that class of people in Germany, the "vons".
She has the most beautiful eyes I've ever seen. If you could draw up what you thought was the most beautiful woman in the world it would look like Charlotte Rampling.
This is something you would never see today - an actual difficult question that makes the acting person sweat. The Damned is a captivating movie, but Bobbie Wygant is right to point out that it is comically perverse, reflecting more upon the lifestyle of Visconti than the history of the period.
americans are far more prudish than europeeans and yes at that period promiscuity was in a high level so as lack of morals. The film has a certain macbethian and hamletian way of presenting family relations and it had to be all the way.
the original title of the Film in Italy was "The fall of the Gods" just this mistranslation is sufficient to explain the misinterpretain of its content abroad
Saw here recently in that French short were she gets replaced by CGI insert of another lennial actress in her old films. The end shot when she walks out of the film Studio and is de- pixilated till she disappears.... In recent years Under The Sand and Lemmings were good. In her two Nazi films with Bogarde her face is so innocent 😂
@@John-lp5xh title The End 2011 France. 17m English Subtitles. Free on TV5Monde app Google play. The actual film she's watching on TV that she's replaced in ? ( Title something like The Death Of Two? in French. Might be a real Rampling 80s? or some fictional edit? Not sure. Nice ending especially if you're old or not . Clock that French girly actress in the black dress as she walks in the studio to make a scene about the delete - 😊 Jeez! 😀 F... it I'm gonna watch it again - not fade away...
Ugh. I typically enjoy Bobbie Wygant interviews, but not this one. I feel so uncomfortable for Charlotte, and am so impressed by how she responded. I hope in retrospect, Bobbie realizes that she was rude.
But that's the way of things today. People walking out or stamping their feet and holding their ears... when they should be listening, conversing and debating. I agree with Rampling here and it's good that she stayed to make her point well.
Charlotte is a beauty from another planet, time, whatever... and her voice
One of my boyhood crushes!!!
It's hard to believe she was only 23 here. She was so much more forthright, confident, and direct than most women her age. She has always been mature and dignified. What a queen
Everyone back then was more poised and mature and better spoken than today’s young people. Technology has replaced human interaction.
@@plumeria66 ,you are right.
indeed this is very interesting...
i wonder if this is an isolated case or if some kind of study can be done to measure whether things have actually changed since then...
@@therearenoshortcuts9868 I grew up in those times. Ask any Gen X and baby boomer since we witness the change.
She still embodies everything including beauty, intelligence, strength and vulnerability & intrigue at age 77.
She is my heroine.
What a goddess, then and now
borderline inhumanely beautiful...
Charlotte's reaction at 2:37 sums this entire interview up.
What a look lol
😂😂😂
Charlotte Rampling was and is regal. I always loved her ,always will.
Beautiful and with a great personality, gotta love her!
Super intelligent.
Gorgeous!!
She might have been the hottest brunette alive in the 70's, or very close second to Raquel Welch
@@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017 Brunette????She has never been brunette.She is a dark Blonde.
Charlotte is a remarkable woman. Even at a young age she maturely offers an alternate perception to what this “insulted” journalist is trying to portray about the movie in question. Charlotte exudes class snd intellect that seemingly frustrates this narrow minded reporter
How wonderful it would have been for her to hold me then when I was 15. Britain's Betty Bacall. The "Damned" refers to that class of people in Germany, the "vons".
She has the most beautiful eyes I've ever seen. If you could draw up what you thought was the most beautiful woman in the world it would look like Charlotte Rampling.
She should have asked the interviewer to put her hand in the box
I think I might be in love with this beautiful angel
Join the crowd Mohammed.
@@randallfrank5682 is it a big crowd? cuz I can’t handle em
@@mohammedashian8094 Charolette has many, many admirers, otherwise she would not be such a po[pular actress for so many years.
@@randallfrank5682 ya know I wasn’t being literal I was just joking around just thought I’d tell ya
@@mohammedashian8094 You can be like me and be an admirer from afar.
Идеальная 😍
This is something you would never see today - an actual difficult question that makes the acting person sweat. The Damned is a captivating movie, but Bobbie Wygant is right to point out that it is comically perverse, reflecting more upon the lifestyle of Visconti than the history of the period.
Your point is not true...but americans can't understand that kind of film..
Unfortunately, rape and incest is not restricted to any time period. It's been a constant throughout history.
americans are far more prudish than europeeans and yes at that period promiscuity was in a high level so as lack of morals. The film has a certain macbethian and hamletian way of presenting family relations and it had to be all the way.
Yes, Nazis FAMOUS for being MORALISTS, like Trumpf is to Evangelicals today.
@@christophepena2212Americans died fighting these kind of people, they liberated the Camps after MILLIONS were tortured & slaughtered.
the original title of the Film in Italy was "The fall of the Gods"
just this mistranslation is sufficient to explain the misinterpretain of its content abroad
Put your hand in the box!
What’s in the box?
@@mohammedashian8094 P A I N
Pain
Delicious. Atemporal.
Lol "you're insulted!??" She knew how to say I don't give a fu** politely, love her.
Charlotte is bemused by the meaningless chatter.
Is it me or she looks like Kristen Stewart?
Kristen Stewart WISHES she looked like her.
@@Rachelllllll2024 And played like her!
Saw here recently in that French short were she gets replaced by CGI insert of another lennial actress in her old films. The end shot when she walks out of the film Studio and is de- pixilated till she disappears.... In recent years Under The Sand and Lemmings were good. In her two Nazi films with Bogarde her face is so innocent 😂
Name
@@John-lp5xh title The End 2011 France. 17m English Subtitles.
Free on TV5Monde app Google play. The actual film she's watching on TV that she's replaced in ? ( Title something like The Death Of Two? in French. Might be a real Rampling 80s? or some fictional edit? Not sure. Nice ending especially if you're old or not . Clock that French girly actress in the black dress as she walks in the studio to make a scene about the delete - 😊 Jeez! 😀 F... it I'm gonna watch it again - not fade away...
@@Verboten-xn4rx thanks
Ugh. I typically enjoy Bobbie Wygant interviews, but not this one. I feel so uncomfortable for Charlotte, and am so impressed by how she responded. I hope in retrospect, Bobbie realizes that she was rude.
worst interviewer ever, charlotte being so diplomatic, should have walked out
But that's the way of things today. People walking out or stamping their feet and holding their ears... when they should be listening, conversing and debating. I agree with Rampling here and it's good that she stayed to make her point well.
This isn't a Red Cross Goodwill Tour, she is SELLING a PRODUCT!
That woman had a scary energy.Not Charlotte obviously!
Dexter killed her
No, her son killed her.