8 Reasons Alan Rickman Was The Best Human Ever |⭐ OSSA 

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Yeah, Alan Rickman is a legend.

Agree!!

It made me sob😭😂

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So sad...

In the film they cut that part. He just say “look at me.” Which is so annoying. Why cut that line??

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@@MunroMcLaren its in the movies, i just watched them.

Yes 🙌🏻 that part always makes me 😢.

@@MunroMcLaren it is in the movies. And actually in the German version, he says “you have your mother’s eyes, Harry” which is extra heartbreaking because he always called him Potter but that one time before his final breath, he called him Harry.

Alan Rickman was an amazing actor

@@enkisdaughter4795 true and always will be

You are so right!

He obviously was a fine fine fine actor. And one of the nicest men ever!

Slytherin is always on that pranks and Snape was behind this prankster

I know. But I could never drop my child wish for my partner no matter how much I would love him.

A man who respects his wifes opinions, is a gentleman actually more than a gentleman to be honest Edit: oh more likes ^^

I couldn't do it, being a Dad one day is what keeps me going when I get too stressed and tetering on the edge of depression I think come on you don't want to be a bad role model to your future kids and keep going. Honestly if I was given the choice become rich and famous and live a long life with whoever you want to be your spouse or have children but die young and unsuccessful but leave your family with enough when your gone I'd pick the 2nd answer. Nothing is worth more to me than my children even though they're not even born yet. That might seem weird but it's how I feel. But mad respect to Alan Rickman to being able to give up his dream of being a father, then again maybe he could because Dan, Emma, Rupert, Tom and all the potter kids were like his own children. Who knows...

@@fan1985ful sure, but that's his choice, not yours. Just saying.

@@youtubeaccount6726 Yes. That is why I wrote anout myself. I wrote that I could not drop my child wish.

he never said that quote, I would love if he had tho

@@cla1 he did...I think

@@callmehkyra1 noo he didn't, I mean show me the interview or clip where he said that? No? OK well I love Alan but this quote was really never said by him, I am sorry.

@@cla1 Ooh okkk.....so he never said that but this video said he said it

@@thewildbruce5612 WHAT YOU EVEN KNOW THE USERNAME?!

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Me to always will RIP. Alan

@SilasGrieves My thoughts, exactly. Blood makes a relative, but it's love that truly makes a family. The man who wanted to be a dad so badly now has BILLIONS of children, and he always will. (4/11/2022)

My mother divorced my father before I was born, so I never got the chance to meet him. But when I turned 18, a couple of years after my father had died, his older brother came to talk with me and explained why I never met him. Don't be so quick to assume "so many dads" don't want their kids or disappear, some have vindictive wives who do everything they can to hurt their ex husbands by denying them access to their kids. Today it's even worse, no evidence is required, just the accusation of abuse and the dad isn't allowed near his children. A vindictive mother then has years to turn children against their dad. Before you assume a narrative about negative male traits is true, you should ask questions. Did your dad always tell you mom he didn't want kids? Did she decide to ignore him and get pregnant? Are you actually your dad's child? Instead of assuming things you don't know for certain, try asking your dad why he seemed to resent you.

I'm sorry for your experience as a child, feeling unwanted and resented. I think it's spineless to agree to have children if you really don't want them, and then treat them as if it's their fault they exist. I don't have children by choice but strangely I generally feel somewhat protective towards them. Like they shouldn't be mistreated, ever.

As someone who had real difficulty bringing a live baby home, it breaks my heart that his wife never wanted any. I agree with you though that he made a great role model for our kids. My daughter and I both have a bit of darkness ourselves and he showed her that you can be a little dark and still work for good.

I never had a father, I was orphaned young. I would have loved to be adopted by Rickman, lol.

@Scott He was a proud papa-bear to all the kids in the cast, always showing up to support their other projects whenever he was able. For example, during a TV special when he and JK Rowling interviewed each other, Daniel Radcliffe told a story of how Alan cut short his vacation to come see him in "Equus". If he'd been alive when "Beauty and the Beast" came out, undoubtedly, he would've gone to the premiere to support Emma Watson. (4/11/2022)

Not many women want to not have children. The one other woman in show business like that of whom I'm aware was German actress Christiane Schmidtmer.

@@wdd3141 There are more of us than you know.

MayBe that's what make his Snape character hit harder

Always.

He... he died! ToT

@@TomRiddleSimp yeah but he still is

NOBODY CAN REPLACE HIM!

He was , HE IS and he will be the BRAVEST man ever known !!!!

I was thinking "Alexander Dane".

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Did you know him?!

@@MsAppassionata no. I saw a lot of interviews about him. But I wish I could know him.

@@zahidayeasmin3116 I met him twice when I went to see him in the play Seminar. He, very patiently, signed anyone’s playbill that wanted it. It’s a very fond memory for me. Wish I could have gotten to see him in other plays but it wasn’t meant to be. 😢

@@MsAppassionata you were really lucky you know. It was very well behave from him.

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His first speech in the first film and “Well, well Lupin. Out for a little walk in the moonlight, are we?” in the third film.

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Snape... hits the bois with his book

Obviously..

Yes yes!

And the fact that he could do it nonverbal shows just how powerful he was

Exactly. Snape is my favorite.

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Exactly, and he never attacked her, when he could have done it. She did not realize it, did she?

Then he was headmaster for a year

Yep

@@EmelyPhan yup

I am glad that he is the Half blood prince... Loved him by the way he studies potion...

and little in prisoner of Azkaban

and Galaxy Quest..

@@LordElpme oh, yes, absolutely ! And Truly, Madly, Deeply. And Blow Dry, Michael Collins, so many…He was my favorite actor since I fell in love watching him as Colonel Brandon. 🤍

Galaxy quest!

Robin Hood was my favorite! He was a great villian!

@@joeanderson444 oh yes i forgot he played there too

Yes & it was 💯 evident in both their eyes that they had a true bond even off set.

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That performance was a delight "And cancel Christmas"

me too! "Give me an occupation or I shall run mad" Heaven!!!

“Locksley! I’ll cut your heart out with a _spoon!”_

Me too

Exactly & that whole entire ending from the scene when he was with Harry telling him to take them take them I cried from that point on until the end.

I don't think he hated harry. He saw his failures in harry and that is what hated.

He didn't hate Harry. He just saw a lot of his father in him, and he hated his father. And for good reason, as James Potter would often gang up on Snape with the Marauders and bully him.

​@@Soloong_Gaybowzer I know that I feel sad how he's gone but I'm sure he's in a better place.

@@Taylor-xj1xf I don't usually get emotional in movies (not in HP movies, anyway!), but that scene really got me.

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I cried for hours when I found out he died!

@@Anweshamishraaa yea like 5 years ago🥺🥺😭😭😭😭

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@@Anweshamishraaa yep, SO SAD. he died in 2016 I think

So true

holy I didn't know he played in Sense and Sensibility!

Loved him as Sheriff in "Robin Hood"! Evil and hilarious at the same time - a great actor.

@@saramarie7626 Yes! He played the colonel in love with Kate Winslet, so sentitive and loveable. Very good looking, too. Such a lovely character.

Ikr, I love that movie so much🥺

Yes, I also liked his interpretation of the character in Sense and Sensibility.

@chase1146 I imagine it going something like THIS: "A true artist (emphasizes the "t" ; dramatic pause) signs his work. (takes picture and walks back to his desk) I'll be keeping this." (4/11/2022)

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R- really funny I - intelligent C - Cool K - kind M - Most wonderful A - amazingly sweet N - not like his character

“Get a life” -Alan Rickman

119 now!

I always wished he would’ve knocked their heads together, but perhaps that would’ve been a bit much

@@lordvindican4830 I guess so!😄

Your rigth no one can play Snape as he did. NO ONE😭❤

@AtlanTIS It just proves that the character DID have something of a sense of humor buried within. So did a scene from that same movie, which is only used in the televised extended cut: when he's looking through the carriages outside in the snow, to see if students are making out. (4/11/2022)

My favorite part is when Ron and Harry were desperate for ball dance partners the way Alan Rickman ( oh sorry professor Snape) reacted... that was one of the best for me...

@@angsavegas6671 Yeah that was funny too

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Omg 😢😢😢😢 we love him so much

Wouldn’t it be beautiful to make a great thing of every Harry-Potter-Fan, if everyone in the whole world would light a candle and sends a video to JK Rowling saying „Always“ on the day he‘d turns 80?

Of course somebody should make a video off different people, nobody could watch so many videos 😅 But a video for like 10, 15 minutes.. I think it would be an honor to thank him for our all great childhood ♥️

Yes, definitely! He portrayed Snape perfectly!🤗🥰😘😍

I am really really sad about him. The think that he is gone is freezing my heart all the time😭😭😭

That’s what I miss the most. I used to look forward to seeing whatever he was going to do next.

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He'll never leave our hearts ♥️♥️

And thankfully, we can visit our frien by rewatching the body of work he left behind. And I loved getting to see the fun side of him on Jimmy Fallon. When he made Jimmy apologize for the Rickman off with Benedict Cumberbatch - while Alan and Jimmy were inhaling helium. Too funny.

@@LilFisch1174 oh yeah... I have watched that video sooo many times ! :D

what are you going to do ? hit me with that fishhh

Sense And Sensibility.

Die Hard. (my favorite Christmas movie) Galaxy Quest.

Which book can we find this line?

@@ratihwahyu9143 book or movie

@@ratihwahyu9143 Harry Potter and the deadly hallows book and the last movie

And wouldn't that have been fun!?!?

And he probably would have insisted on paying for your pint. He was like that whenever he took friends out to dinner. Such a nice gentleman.

Yes, I love that scene. It’s also my favorite Harry Potter film.

especially when you know what happened when he was in school with Lupin. It carries so much more weight.

Except it didn't happen in the book. He was still unconscious at that point. People will point to that scene as proof he cared for the students. No, he bullied them. Read the books, and don't fall for Alan Rickman's portrayal of Snape. Book Snape was a man obsessed with Lily Potter, willing to let Harry die until Dumbledore called him out on it, then carried on protecting him because he held a grudge against Voldemort and had made a promise to Dumbledore. Even at the end when he says his famous "always", people overlook what came before. The venomous way he spat out, "for him?", when Dumbledore asked if Snape had come to care for Harry. If Snape had ever truly loved Lily, he would have cared for her son. Instead, he didn't care if one year old Harry died, and he bullied Harry, and resented him until the very end. He humiliated Hermione and made her cry. He was Neville's worst fear. He was a Death Eater who only changed his ways when it affected his obsession. He wasn't a good man, he was a grey character. Alan Rickman was a great actor, and the movies left out the worst of his character because it was a children's movie, and added scenes that didn't exist in the books. Sorry, your Slytherin heart needs to be broken again. Here is a list of good Slytherin characters: Horace Slughorn, Andromeda Tonks, Regulus Black, Merlin, Narcissa Malfoy. Regulus and Narcissa are technically light grey because their hands aren't completely clean, but the good they did far outweighed the bad. Good Slytherin do exist, but that behavior hasn't been nurtured in that house.

@@jenx5870 i red the books. All of them and multiplie times. And yes, I totally agree with you: Snape was a bully and Alan Rickman a great actor. But I still believe in the good in people and that some deserve a second chance. I forgave Snape. Doesn’t mean i forgot what terrible things he did and how mean he was to Harry and other students. If you can’t forgive (including oneself) you can’t move forward.

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No, you only realize how much. I knew I loved, needed my husband. But when he was gone I truly realized how much. Twelve years, still hurts.

@@LilFisch1174 So true. And so sorry for your loss

@@sorchatheraven Thank you. 🙂

@@LilFisch1174 I concur!

Yesss!!

It was. Rowling had him in mind when she originally wrote the character.

Dumbledore and Snape in the blooper: *We're about to end this kid's whole career*

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@@thevirtuousstaffkeeper7923 LmAo

They offered the part to Tim Roth. He would have been good, in a different way. His hair really would have been greasy. I wonder if he would have used his real accent, or 'talked posh' ? He can if he wants; he did it in Rob Roy.

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I was fortunate enough to see him in a play (Seminar) twice and got to meet him and get his autograph. It’s one of my fondest memories.

Love that film!

Definitely knew how to make an entrance!

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That's in my top 3 favorite movies of all time. He was wonderful. Favorite line: "... To see if there's a pub!"