God, he is so lovely, all nervous, and laughing and modest and clever! Quite the opposite of Cecil...And they are both having such a great time in this interview, I love this video!
His portrayal of Cecil was wonderful and so perfectly drawn. I love seeing how different actors are in real life from the characters they play. The contrast here couldn't be sharper. Goes to show what a tremendous job he did with Cecil.
"My Beautiful Laundrette's" Johnny was followed by Cecil Vyse of "A Room With A View". Two roles that appear to be at the opposite ends of the universe. DDL went on to inhabit one astonishingly unique role after another.
LOL! I thought I was the only one who was in love with that scene! Whenever I watch this movie (which is embarrassingly often), I always end up rewinding more than once so I can watch him swat that bee away over and over. Hilarious.
This dude is truly the "Best Actor in the World" cause he can play "Cecil" and "Newland Archer" but can also play "Bill the Butcher" and "Daniel Plainfield" and also "Christy Brown" and "Lincoln". HE really have a great range.
DDL's interpretation and characterization of Cecil in RWAV stands out as this singular jewel of a performance. Whereas the rest of the cast moved brilliantly in syncopation as a cohesive unit both in tone and texture. Daniel played Cecil stylistically different and set a delightfully incongruous tone and timing against the rest of the cast . Bumping into the other characters like an awkward moment in every scene. Then, on his final moment as he sits down on the stairs after being rejected by Lucy, he slows down and imbues his character with smoothness, reverence, depth and authenticity.
Ogni intervista di Daniel, come le sue interpretazioni, sono una vera delizia!! Uomo magnifico, attore insuperabile, umile e elegante, gentile e ironico, potente e raffinato, UNICO!!! Ci si innamora anche ora che ha quasi 67 anni!!❤❤😊
how he says he feels for Cecil reminded me of something Merl Street said on the dvd extras of Kramer vs, Kramer about her charachter. That she felt like she needed to protect her charachter because she was so vulnerable. Both amazing actors.
are you kidding ?? lol it's so hilarious sometimes to hear the comments of someone younger... no offens,e but he was gorgeous always to people my age, we always think of him as hot as in that era especially in Last of the Mohicans
"I have no profession. My attitude - quite an indefensible one - is that as long as I am no trouble to anyone, I have the right to do as I like. It is, I dare say, an example of my decadence" - Cecil Vyse lmao. Cecil is the GOAT in this movie
He's so... smiley here. It's so awesome. And it looks (soley judged on eighties fashion :D) like he was taken from the year 2000, and put on a couch back in time... My god, where did I come up with that? But anyway... I mean he doesn't look very eighties. At all...
I was so annoyed by his character in the film. I didn't know it was Daniel Day Lewis until I saw the credits. It was well played, though, and at the end I felt really bad for Cecil.
HBC is STUNNING in this clip. I love this movie, but I find the Cecil character so wimpy. LOL. Great acting by DDL. Again, I think HBC is the most beautiful woman I've seen since the 80s. Her acting is phenomenal too.
When I watched that movie I couldn't take my eyes off Cecil. I couldn't care less about the love story between Lucie and the blond Mr. What's-His-Name. I kept saying "Alright alright, elope to Italy or wherever already. Just give me Ceciil!!"
Lucy Honeychurch definitely had VERY VERY VERY BAD TASTE. I watch the movie over and over and I can't understand why she prefers George -well, I know it's a novel😉😉😉😉😉😉
@@luciabarreda7776 Mr Day-Lewis said it best. Cecil was pompous. Look at him with the bee outside in "Lying to George". He didn't like the Miss Allens either. End of story.
I love thin and tall men, and Daniel is perfect ... In the movie "A Room with a View" He was gorgeous, if I was there he did not escape me ...hahahahaha...
"Or would you rather play Hawkeye, and run through the woods shooting and tomahawking people, Daniel?" "Ummm, I would rather climb cliffs and shoot people, thank you"
