Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. 2x03 Hypoxia Fitz 0:04 3x01 Fitz & monolith 1:46 4x15 LMD Fitz 2:40 5x14 Doctor & Fitz 3:27 This video is for entertainment purpose's only. I don't make any money from this.
I can't believe SHIELD got away with the SAME twist with the SAME character TWICE! First, the beginning of season 2 with Simmons being in Fitz's head...and then HYDRA Fitz...holy crap, genius writing both times. And phenomenal acting by Iain.
What blows my mind even more is how much sense it all makes.. Like clearly there was the initial brain damage from before making him hallucinate Jemma.. and furthermore he had more rewired than anyone else in the framework (his was the only fixed regret that went into childhood). Of course he was going to split like that.
It was also crazy that Grant finally became a good guy, while Fitz was the groomed HYDRA agent blindly loyal to their leader. I also find it ironic that the "Doctor" acts all dangerous and badass when good guy Fitz is actually a lot better.
@@lynerjy uve always thought that fitz regret was that ward wasnt really his friend, and that hed do anything to change places with him. because out of all the people who went into the framework, i cant see which else would have caused wards outcome to be so different and so much better, to me the only one that makes sense is fitz still having that one little regret that the friendship was real, and that hed save ward by making him good again even at a cost to his own soul
@Bio Kimistry Well I can't disagree with you. But, the best one for me is still Fitz. And that doesn't mean I hate Thor. Yes, he lost everything. Alot of people started to like him in Ragnarok.
His actor perfectly portraying someone with a speech impediment is very impressive. That was definitely the highlight of season 1 + 2. Fitz emotional battle was so convincing.
@@mickyodell its not a version of him........that is the original fitz.....its called a grandfather paradox.......at the start of s6 the og fitz went into cryo to save his friends into the future coz there was no time machine......he woke up in the future, saved his friends, brought them back to the present, saved the world along with his friends by changing the dystopian future...and then...he died........because the story demanded his demise........but now that the dystopian future doesnt exist, he doesnt need to be in the cryo, so now the team has to find him.....in season 7
Agents of shield for *obvious reasons* will never get picked up by awards’ radars, which is a shame because Iain is INCREDIBLE all the time, miles ahead the rest of the cast or the standard of the show
chiabee14 idk remember when he and Elizabeth had that scene when They didn’t know who was the LMD between them? That was good. And so was another scene with Jemma later when Daisy found her and she just looked and sounded so broken. It was really freaking good on her part. But I agree that Iain is a literal king
Daria Orme my grandma had a stroke couple of years ago. It affected her speech. She was literature teacher, so that impacted her a lot, not being able to speak properly. I remember how she was trying to say something, couldn't find a word and just started crying out of helplessness. What Iain did was incredible and really believable.
As a stutterer since childhood, Iain captured the EXACT nuance, emotion, embarrassment, and grasping that I have had. Every scene with Fitz's brain damage was a self insert that made me cry on several occasions
I'm not gunna lie, Fitz is one of my favourite characters from anything i've watched, and most of the credit goes to His acting, second being his incredible character development. I nothing else, the show is worth watching just for him and Simmons.
Another scene that is great acting on Iain’s part is in season one when Garett turns and offers Fitz a job with Hydra. “You’re going to pay for what you’ve done. And I plan on being a very big part of that.” He is so convincingly scared but sure of the side he’s chosen. It’s compelling and relatable, and definitely one of the key scenes that reminds the audience why we’re rooting for these guys.
Agents of SHIELD is one of my all-time favorite shows, and everyone on it does a great job, but Iain De Caestecker crushes, and Elizabeth Henstridge is right up there with him. Those two together are amazing. I remember when the show first started, I was sure they were going to be overly plucky and cloying, but by the time season 1 was done, they were the emotional center of the show and they've only continued to consistently grow.
I'd say Grant us more damaged. Fitz started broken but he was able to fix himself to become better than ever. Grant just detoriated into this selfish sadistic insane killer.
@@sibrengroen4467 I liked him at the start but when he became director I just didn't like the way her ran shield. Like, he prioritised his team over the mission. And while that does seem nice, a lot of the time it put millions in danger. Like, he was willing to let all those people die, for one agent, who agreed to out their life on the line. It just really bugged me
Yes truly incredible. Elizabeth is amazing too together they are so good they make us cry without even saying a word. It’s like combining to extraordinary thing and getting a mind blowing result.
Iain and Elizabeth are two of the best actors I’ve ever seen. Their scenes are always the best on the show and they bring out the heart of it. They deserve all the awards they can get. Also, Elizabeth and her fiancé are so nice I’ve talked to them a few times. I just love the cast
I had viral meningitis with encephalitis a couple years ago. Basically when I woke up in the hospital my brain was recovering from swelling on it and I was very foggy. I struggled to remember words or finish sentences, especially at first, and sometimes still when I'm tired. It's been three years now and while it wasn't as bad or long lasting as his character's damage, I thought Iain did a remarkable job portraying how frustrating it is to not be able to communicate yourself clearly. And the emotional range he portrays on this show is absolutely stunning.
FeliciaRenya I agree. His portrayal of Fritz’s struggles was fantastic and my favorite part about that was the fact that even years later when he seemed to be back to “normal” there were still occasions when he would forget words or become flustered indicating that he learned to cope, but it never actually went away.
In my opinion, Fitz not only has one of the best, if not THE best character developments in the mcu, as well as some of the most character depth that I have EVER seen in any movie/show.
The first time I REALLY REALLY was impressed by his acting was in that ''Do something'' *screams* scene. What I found amazing about that scene is that his rage was just acted perfectly. It didn't feel over the top which could've easily happened in such a scene. It could've been Captain Kirk ''KHAAAAAAAN'' esque over the top crap acting, but it wasn't. He found the perfect balance. It felt like inner rage that finally came out onto the surface after losing the woman he loved. You could clearly feel his frustration in the scene and his anger. It's just really incredible imo. I can easily see the actor doing solid performances in indie movies after he's done in AoS and then stepping onto even bigger movie productions. While I can see Chloe Benett being in some blockbuster as a sidecharacter. Her acting is good for a network tv show, but it won't approach Emmy or Oscar level acting. Something Iain could achieve imo. Elizabeth Henstridge is also really solid on AoS and she's easily the best actor on the show next to Iain. I could also see her following a similar path after AoS is done. Some solid roles in smaller movie productions, like being cast in some smaller Joss Whedon passion project or something (not a comicbook blockbuster).
Don't you dare diss Capt. Kirk. Kirk was a product of the direction and acting methods of the day. Just as Fitz is of the here and now. They are both excellent actors. I enjoy them both.
The thing that most people miss about the KHAAAAN scene is that Kirk was overacting, he was taunting Khan, dissing his superior intellect because he already knew he was gone be off that rock in under an hour...
I think Chloe is definitely more capable than you give her credit for (of course no one comes close to Iain) She is now leading Powerpuff Girls, I’m definitely interested to see her in a new role and see how she does
The one that seals the deal on him being one of the greatest actors is the final scene with him in the finale. I have never seen someone portray physical pain like that.
Monica L what ?? It's actually over ! Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!
@@MadMalkavian they won't air it until summer 2019 Fitz: noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
He's amazing and makes everything believable. I mean, when he was just an annoying geeky best friend of Simmons in the S1, he acted that perfectly and when the time came to grow and become a different character, he did an amazing job too. And I see his acting in other movies etc., he's completely socked into the role. Since he's so private, I cannot know what kind of person he is in real life though LOL
Fitzsimmons, imo the best characters in the show with the most versatile actors who could pull of humour, comedy, and drama. The most underrated bunch of this generation.
"The Devil Complex" is one of the best episodes of any show I've seen (it's second for me in AoS only to "The Real Deal", but the acting is greater in "The Devil Complex"). The entire episode led us to believe that it was an anomaly from the Fear Dimension, and Iain's acting was simply incredible throughout the whole episode, especially in this scene. The Monolith scene was great as well. His best though, imo, was his death at the end of season 5.
Ian and Elizabeth are equal for me on S.H.I.E.L.D. Elizabeth's Maveth episode and when she came back! They both first blew me away in season 1 episode 6, F.Z.Z.T. and then I was floored in episode 13 and 14. Ian and Elizabeth are my favorite actors on television right now!!
I need Fitzsimmons own show, where they’ll get their second wedding, buying a house and having kids together, and the just being cute, romantic and comedic duo together
At the end of season 5 i forgot the orginal fitz was in cryo stasis, by the end of the show the reaction to his death wasnt what i expected from the crew... Then it hit me that he was still alive albeit as the original one, that episode gave me so many mixed emotions im still feeling them to this day.
I’ve loved his character from the start, Iain is the main reason I watch the show but I understand not everyone feels the same and I absolutely love when people change their opinions on characters. It really shows how the characters develop and the skills of the actor/writers.
Eunoia I think a lot of it was with him being this slightly nerdy character who couldn’t defend himself when he got in trouble and it just got slightly annoying
Snooble Nooble yeah, I see how that could be annoying. I personally love that his character is emotional, I think Fitz really shows that it’s okay to cry. I do get that in season one he may have been melodramatic frequently but I honestly think that would be how a lot of people would react thrown into those situations with little physical skills and a lot of concerns for theirs and others well being. I mean I would have been more annoyed had there been danger and him immediately knowing how to respond to it. Of course there’s instincts, but then there’s shooting six people with the skills of an assassin but claiming to have never used a gun. It’s refreshing to see someone so blatant about their remorse or emotions, as opposed to the ‘alpha stereotypes’ only showing remorse or feeling when they want others (typically love interest) to know that they are human and feels things they just hide it.
This show is sooooo underrated. I know the first season is pretty rough, but season 2 was really good, 3 was still good but not as good as 2, and seasons 4&5 were amazing.
Gosh! When we found out that "The Doctor" Fitz wasn't real I started freaking out because I fucking loved Fitz but he was pissing me off at the same time. I hated and loved it SOO MUCH! AAAHHH
