Autism and Christopher Eccleston: The A Word - BBC One

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@Zanderfist 6 лет назад

Christopher seems like a terrific bloke. I'd watch him in anything.

@RCW3366 6 лет назад

Zanderfist fantastic, christopher reference

@jonjoecoyte5804 6 лет назад

Zanderfist he was one of the doctors in doctor who

@skenksnfmela2749 6 лет назад

Cameron Clee Something he has explained how awful he feels about now. This doesn’t make him less of a nice person, it makes him more.

@doctorwhofanatic6057 6 лет назад

Cameron Clee we all make mistakes in life as long as you learn from mistakes and become a better person is what earn people's respect

@stevescript 6 лет назад

You are quite right Chris is just a lovely man. He is not only a great actor but also a nice chap to his fellow artists and to the crew.

@Phoenix-bi9bn 4 года назад

I love Chris. He can play someone who's open or closed. He can play himself or his polar opposite. Amazing actor

@henrybartram9854 2 года назад

FANTASTIC actor

@theendoftimeisawsome1150 6 лет назад

I don't know if its just me but i think Christopher Eccleston is Handsome!

@cherylsell4749 6 лет назад

I would have to agree with you on that!!! I think he's handsome, too!!!

@JasonX00 6 лет назад

The End Of Time Is Awsome He certainly is.

@iancolthart6676 4 года назад

He is *puts on shades* FANTASTIC

@primetimemonkyhours743 4 года назад

The End Of Time Is Awsome nah not just you

@victorialoud295 4 года назад

Hell yes! He's absolutely beautiful 😍 Thought so ever since gone in 60 seconds 😍

@TomJrJackson 6 лет назад

I could listen to these 2 talk all day. What an amazing and inspiring interview .

@henrybartram9854 2 года назад

FANTASTIC interview

@haydenwinfield5397 3 года назад

I Have Autism I Was Diagnosed With Autism At Age 14 I'm 27 Years Old Now Iv'e Been Living Interdependently On My Own For 3 Years So Far I'm So Proud Of Christopher Eccleston For Standing Up For Autistic Rights & Autism People I Would Like More Celebrities To Stand Up For Autism People I Think That Christopher Eccleston Is A Great Actor Iv'e Never Meet Him Iv'e Been Waiting 27 Years To Meet Him I Hope To Meet Him When The Pandemic Ends

@thatdognotthepuppy5809 10 месяцев назад

Let us know when you get the chance!

@nieldooley2906 4 года назад

This is more like listening in to a natural conversation than an interview and much better for it.

@2fabdad 6 лет назад

He’s brilliant...he’s making the world a better more educated place while doing what he loves.

@henrybartram9854 2 года назад

No he is FANTASTIC

@StrawmnMcPerson Год назад

One allistic actor's half-informed take isn't education. This is so far from educational.

@frazervarney 6 лет назад

You two really just chat like life long mates, it's lovely to see. A great interview, very raw. Loved it.

@henrybartram9854 2 года назад

FANTASTIC interview

@victorialoud295 4 года назад

I WILL WATCH HIM IN LITERALLY ANYTHING! He is FANTASTIC! 😍 Also had a crush on him since 2000! I'd love to meet Christopher and just give him an almighty hug

@justjaguar2314 2 года назад

Christopher Eccleston is a fantastic gem of a man, and you can't change my mind

@thatdognotthepuppy5809 10 месяцев назад

Thankfully no one wants to! Terrific guy.

@merwilliamson4918 6 лет назад

Ecceleston is just so great,love this interview, inspirational...#9 your my favorite.

@Tenareful 5 лет назад

Nine is so underrated

@creativereindeer 6 лет назад

"music struck a chord" :') love it. Really great interview.

@Raina92 6 лет назад

This is a great interview!! I could listen to you two talk for hours :)

@moshe219 6 лет назад

Excellent interview. The A Word is one of my all-time favorite shows.

@JonDBarker 6 лет назад

Wonderful interview. Absolutely lovely

@paulgardner8867 4 года назад

I've just finished watching the a word and they were all terrific in the program

@dreamer2260 3 года назад

Christopher is wonderful in The Leftovers. Wonderful show. And clearly a kind, thoughtful and empathetic person.

@lorraineburke5557 4 года назад

Great interview. Christopher amazing actor and lovely guy. So natural ❤️

@JediPug15 6 лет назад

What a lovely interview! Thank you so much for posting. I could have listened for hours!

@heidiscarrott9183 11 месяцев назад

I’ve just started watching the first series. I have 3 children with a diagnosis and the series is brilliant. Christopher is great in it.

@AlexandraVioletta 4 года назад

He's got it: YOU HAVE TO CHANGE. Pls, Mr. Eccleston, tell this to my Mom, my Sister and my Boyfriend. 😢

@GenericH0 6 лет назад

fantastic

@spitfiresz0g176 6 лет назад

Dave the dalek nice reference, I was about to say the same.

@TheDriftdog 6 лет назад

😢💕 beautiful interview

@FilmmakerMichael 6 лет назад

Great interview Gerard, well done mate :)

@ellenmurphy2150 2 года назад

I'm on the spectrum. Thank you Chris for talking about Autism. And it was great to meet you in September!

@blueriver. 6 лет назад

This is wonderful

2 года назад

I haven't watched this show, but it is refreshing to watch an interview about autism where masking isn't occurring.

@LadnamedWallace 6 лет назад

I loved the A-Word. By far one of my favourite shows. Maurice is a great character. At the end of Series 2, I almost cried seeing what happened to Maurice. Great acting. Love Christopher Eccleston and whatever he does.

@sunday1409 2 года назад

What a sweet guy! The both of them

@KB-bx9ui 2 года назад

Christopher...thank you.💙

@Bored_Overthinker 3 года назад

As a person with autism, it's REALLY weird. For example: I'll say something that sounds TOTALLY inoffensive, but then everyone's mad at me, and I'm just here like "What?" Emotions are weird.

@achillespatroclus1541 5 лет назад

Handsome man.

@SavanFilms 6 лет назад

Fantastic Interview Gerard! 😀

@timewarproductions4661 6 лет назад

I love Eccleston :D

@IssieAngela 6 лет назад

Lovely interview! Is it possible to get a link to the first interview from 2 years ago?

@davemillet4160 6 лет назад

Any of you guys see THE OTHERS, with Nicole Kidman? He has a small role, but trust me when I say it's one of the most haunting performances of his life.

@jonylawson73 4 года назад

"Guys" ffs

@smeghead3471 3 года назад

@@jonylawson73 ???

@craigcurrey2769 Год назад

Yeah man. Haunting isn’t the word, rocked my head

@amyclarke41 6 лет назад

Excellent actor !😀

@anemuman 3 года назад

I can say, as a person with asperges this is accurate

@swedlepop7092 4 года назад

My favorite song playing in the background

@ladymuck2 6 лет назад

I just had an assessment under the NHS, I fell into the autistic spectrum on the tick box questionairres but the psychologist said I wasnt on the spectrum because I was good verbally and maintained eye contact. There is a lot of talk about autistic children but not about adults and especially aging adults. I wanted a diagnosis because people are always getting angry with me and I get bullied and I am scared that I will be more vulnerable to this if I ended up in a care home. Neurologically typical people appear to have no tolerance or understanding of difference. I was prompted to write this because watching these two men, they are both as communicative as I am but say they are on the spectrum.

@laurenpaterson3475 6 лет назад

Angelicatoo contains national autism charity helpline every one with autism is different need advice

@purplebrit 6 лет назад

Angelicatoo A psychologist told my 17 year old he didn't have Asperger's, 14 years after being diagnosed. The following year, another said he does. Get a second opinion.

@AlexandraVioletta 4 года назад

It's because female Autism is kinda different from the male form... I am a woman too and we are different. I have LEARNED eye contact.

@AlexandraVioletta 4 года назад

And NOT EVERY Psychologist is able to diagnose. In Germany you have to go to a specialist (because Asperger is telly hard to diagnose) and then you make some tests and interviews. Itcan take 2 - 3 Days. Then you drive home, wait and after a few day you get a call and a letter.

@AlexandraVioletta 4 года назад

I bet 98% of Psychologist CAN'T diagnose Asperger right. Because they are simply not be able to do it. My Therapist didn't get it in nearly 8 years of therapy.

@francaperotti5934 4 года назад

Christopher eccleston has made many films dramas etc and never had the respect and recognition he so deserves.

@user-op1qb7fn5w 2 года назад

А я когда начала смотреть сериал и увидела Кристофера, подумала, очень знакомое лицо. Потом вспомнила - это же он играл в Пуаро Агаты Кристи. А про Ли тоже подумала и вспомнила Мисс Марпл Немезиду. Запоминающиеся персонажи. Прекрасная работа! Да ещё и поют! Кристофер всё тот же молодой парень, пластичный и эмоциональный. Браво!

@user-fq5kg6gk1g 6 месяцев назад

Chris was Fantastic as the 9th Doctor Who ❤

@callac 6 лет назад

My Doctor.

@Kayclau 6 лет назад

I wish one day I can be open about my autism.

@jennylevey1599 6 лет назад

Doblestorm . The first time I was open about being autistic and on the spectrum was when I met Christopher Eccleston at London comic con last month it was the best thing I ever did and I was scared and nervous and me saying I was on the spectrum was a big fear I had because I was worried about the reaction.not his reaction I knew he would be alright because Of theses interviews he done with Gerald and because his on the A word .i was worried that the person behind me was going to say you don’t look it or think that I was making it up just because it was him but that didn’t happen . Sometimes the things your scared of doing turn out to be the most amazing thing ever 😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁

@JasonX00 6 лет назад

You can be now, here.

@hansbongom2922 4 года назад

I'de quite like to see Christopher Eccleston do some Big Finish.

@scarlet_ns 4 года назад

Guess what!!! He's doing it now ❤️

@barryhomeowner9293 3 года назад

I'm from the future: good news

@stefanharrison5337 6 лет назад

It's that 9th doctor

@sertan138 6 лет назад

Wait so did he made peace with bbc? Omg he didnt do that before 50th anniversary

@barryhomeowner9293 3 года назад

I believe he's previously said he would've come back for the 50th but the script for the 9th wasn't strong enough to justify it

@sociallyineptspider-man2366 5 лет назад

The A word got alot right, but one of the things it didn't need in the show was the sex scenes, so many kids could have whatched this show and understand autism better, yet they put unnecessary scenes like that in

@SandraFisher-xp3qh Год назад

Say the a word

@frommywindow9819 2 года назад

he looks like my late uncle

@perditaowusu6053 6 лет назад

Oh the doctor 👨‍⚕️👨‍⚕️👨‍⚕️👨‍⚕️😲😲😲

@premiumaccount6904 6 лет назад

I wish there was subtitle cause I don’t really understand their accent and it’s not then it’s me cause I’m not used to it

@lucyllewellyn2850 4 года назад

I have aspergers syndrome

@bhk110 6 лет назад

Why???!!!! .....was the Leftovers cancelled 😫😔?

@stan20fusiongames 6 лет назад

Christopher Eccleston question one , what's you watch this new the doctor 13th first female with jodie whittaker actor :D

@kaitlyncourneyea8765 4 года назад

Turning on is fun, nausea time is the play is this cell phone what I know now Peyton movie call you when I am if so is there a man is in the air on I don’t know I think I finally want me fine pier

@blackham7 6 лет назад

Bad Wolf or Dalek Scheme? Are you my Repeated Meme?

@Clavinovaman 6 лет назад

*You know, I don't see autism in that guy whatsoever.* While I appreciate that autism exists as a diverse spectrum, my instinct is that in time - 20 years, 50 years, 100 years whatever, research will prove that what is diagnosed as 'Autistic spectrum' now, will be seen as many distinct conditions, with their own particular identifying signs & traits, but more importantly, unique treatments and results. Id say we are just at the very infancy of understanding myriad, complex conditions that are currently pigeon-holed as 'autistic spectrum'.