Gransnet meets the stars behind A Little Chaos - the new film directed by Alan Rickman, who plays King Louis XIV, and also starring Kate Winslet. Here, they answer your questions.
Oh I understand dear. Alan has the same age as my father, but it's the most handsome man, charming and wonderful that exists. And what about her voice? OMG. He's our sun king!!! ❤️❤️❤️😍
None of us can explain it. We're all in love with him. I quit trying to fig it out ages ago & just embraced that I love Rickman. lol. It can't be reasoned... It just is.
What a wonderful man Alan Rickman was. He was so genuine and down to earth. No pretense or phoniness at all. If only I could find someone like him. There are a few leading guys who were down to earth and genuine like Alan, and it's hard to find these types of men today. RIP Alan, you will be missed and we are still heart broken that you are gone. You will not be forgotten.
Rickman has the most elastic face No wonder he could play so many roles. But why wasn't he knighted? And why did he never get an Oscar? Alan, I loved you and you were so brave. I'd be crying and telling everyone "Im dying of cancer, and you want me to talk about Snapes?
I think he refused to be knighted. Politically he was more on the liberal, left side... He probably didn't care for all this useless royal acts. That is just my opinion after listening his interviews.
He really shoulda done some erotic audiobooks. He has such a perfect voice. RIP my beloved Snape. It will be a long time before I get over you departing this world. 😥
Alan Rickman seemed so mellow. He thought before he spoke. I always think you can tell something abt the company a person kps. Emma Thompson & he were very close, so he must have had a wicked sense of humor in his personal life. RIP Prince. Taken far too young.
Alan : internet is dangerous, internet destroys the magic of a film, etc... Me watching all his movies online laughs .... Then sobs... If only he knew how many people discovered his work only thanks to the internet - years after those movies aren't shown on TV/ in cinemas anymore. Also how many people love him as Snape ( or any other character - but mostly Snape) These people can express themselves only through the internet. If only he'd known all that.
He wasn’t wrong though. I don’t think he had a problem with using the internet for film distribution. And people can totally express themselves without the internet and certainly without a social media addiction. We have been for all of human history after all.
He talked about how people are there to help the director. And the director gets a lot of support. I mean that is just a profoundly different view than viewing the position as a position of "power" and "authority".
El Internet es como la magia negra, ambas no son malas sino dependen del uso que le otorgue la persona. Gracias al Internet pude ver más películas de Alan, pude descubrir la magia de él y el escenario, sobre todo sigue vivo su gran trabajo y servirá como inspiración para las futuras generaciones. El presente no es fijo y la humanidad tiene que ir de la mano con los cambios. Alan fue un ser maravilloso, tanto que cuesta trabajo identificar una película de la realidad. Él creaba arte puro, por eso su trabajo y entrevistas siempre estarán fichados en nosotras y nosotros. ¡Bendita sea la internet que me permitió la oportunidad de conocer mejor a Rickman!
A great and clever film....I love when Sabine moves the pot plant when she is heading in for her interview.....a little chaos!! And when Rickman as the great King seeks to escape and is mistaken for the pear expert.....and the lovely touch when he pulls out the little book which had belonged to the recently deceased queen.....it was so touching and I could believe that Louis did feel the loss of his poor little queen. She was utterly devoted to him and despite his well documented philanderings, he did honour and respect her. After all she did give him six children if only the Dauphin Louis survived.....I loved this film and all who were in it....Tucci as the Duc d'Orleans was outstanding casting.....the little exchange about the sherbets and Rickman's request for lemon.....!!! Just gorgeous!!
Love this video. :) Only just descovered it. Adore both of them to bits, still saddens me that Alan is not out there in the world anymore making movies, being the kind wise man he was. *sigh* luckily there are movies like this we can return to :)
I just miss him so much. If I can count and I’m not really sure tonight that I can I think it’s seven years on Friday. Plan on watching anything he’s in that I can get my hands on that I don’t already own And having a big box of Kleenex next to me. I’m even turning off my phone. It’s up all Alan Rickman day.
The only gift is giving to the poor; / All else is exchange. - Thiruvalluvar, poet (c. 30 BCE) Chose Little AA Aalto Lech sit You know that phrase failing to read the room? Yes the likes of Donald John TRUMP senior and Madison Cawthorn failed to read the world. For presumably private gain. Give Me Occupation or I shall run mad? Ang Lee, people. Ang Lee! Sense and Sensibility? Wow. I at least thought. As he filmed one scene in my childhood playground. He gets us. And why not? Wikiwotisface. You are up! Recall Long and Winding road and winding sheets? "Those Were the Days" is a song credited to Gene Raskin, who put a new English lyric to the Russian romance song Дорогой длинною (literally "By the long road"), composed by Boris Fomin (1900-1948) with words by the poet Konstantin Podrevsky. It deals with reminiscence upon youth and romantic idealism. It also deals with tavern activities, which include drinking, singing and dancing.