@@vadimastprojects8770 of course, the passion needs talent. But sometimes, you do not the have the enough talent to do it, however you possess passion and sometimes is enough to give a decent product. In this case is different, because there are passion and talent involved and that combination it is brutal.
I love how completely accepting they are. They don’t think he’s crazy. They don’t make fun of him. They don’t react with negativity or demand proof. Their reaction is beyond belief and disbelief, and is just acceptance and inspired enthusiasm. I want a group of friends like this.
I love this scene so much, because all I've ever wanted is to find people like this. To be able to talk about something, anything, and just have people go, "No no, please. Your making perfect sense. Keep going."
Might be wrong but isn't that how gill is with his wife who thinks of him as crazy for saying he's speaking with dead people from (a thousand years)long ago and how people from the other era understand him and accept him then what others from his timeline mark him as
I really love how Dalí and his friends welcomed Gil Pender. They believed in his thoughts, his reports and his personality. They made him feel special. These are golden friends.
Definitely. Friends who are positive, anything you say they try and understand, i had a friend and we wrote movie scripts and it was so fun coming up with how the opening shot would be and the characters, we never got to make the movie but he ended up on the set of the walking dead he was a zombie so 🤷♂️
How refreshing and wholesome. People gathered at a table actually listening and paying genuine attention to the conversation. No one looking down at their phones. I’d rather have people on a creative streak (like Dali) going off about a Rhinoceros while bouncing back and forth to my issue. Far more charming… lol
@@nathalieversailles5473 I thought that I was the only one... but yes, I have seen it like 100 times and each time I have understood and discovered more and more in the interplay... what a wonderful film. Woody Allen tried to do the same with the other film From Italy, with Love and it was just a flop.
How beautifully Woody Allan has written this movie, line by line, he wrote dialogues for the number of biggest characters of 20th century in this movie, and all fantastic, then he brought them to life by image, produced a master work, a great dedication to Paris!
This film is on my top 10 favorite movies. Who else found themselves searching online for how well the characters "matched" actual people, ie Gertrude,Stein, Hemingway, Dali, Zelda Fitzgerald, Djuna... and the detective was so funny too. Dialogue was so fun!
@@charro509charitablegiving2i found some great documentaries about F Scott Fitzgerald and Zelda and Hemingway, sad for all 3, but very brilliant, interesting people
I love Adrien, he is absolutely one of the best, to be honest, from that generation Adrien Broady and Christian Bale are the best. I loved to see Detached
I've long felt that there ought to be mini-Oscars for sparkling moments--not complete roles but just one or two scenes where an actor or actress delivers a mesmerizing, unforgettable performance. Case in point: Adrien Brody as Salvador Dali in this scene.
This scene is magical! I would love a movie with Gil just hanging around the surrealists. Even if they say things that at first glance seems nonsensical, the words still have meanings, especially Man Ray.
I'll tell you how it feels to have a friend like that: Sometimes it's fun, sometimes it's tiring, in other day or many days you and you're other friends just like "yeah, that's hana we know, nothing strange with that"
Since I was a kid, I BELIEVED that Adrien Brody is spanish. Then I learned that he had no connection to Spain or whatsoever, so then I started to think why I was so convinced that he is spanish. Then I realized because he reminds me of Salvador Dalí. So when I saw this movie for the first time, I almost died. So now I feel like I can die in peace, knowing I AM NOT THE ONLY ONE WHO SEES IT
Wow perfect looks for Salvador Dali. And amazing acting with Adrian Brody as well. Being a surrealist painter, Was actually hoping for someone to do a movie a Story bout Salvador Dali.
There is the story you make, and the story you are given. Providence contends with destiny until they become one. The Nostalgia shop is not your story Gil, this is. Your Night in Paris, this is the story Paris has given to you.
OMG! How have I never seen this film before? And why did it just now pop up into my RU-vid recommendations? Was this film inspired by Hemingway's "A Moveable Feast" (my favorite book)! And Owen! My favorite actor! And an all-star cast! OMG! I must see the entire film now!!!
I just want to hear Dali say my last name to other people in such a flamboyant manner that I feel like I am one of the great geniuses of the world as well
I love this movie and the dialogue in it. But I'm also bad at math so tell me if I'm wrong, but when he says he comes from the "2000th Millennium," isn't that like saying he comes from the year 2,000,000? Shouldn't he have said, "I come from the second millennium?"
Does anyone know the location of this scene? Alguém sabe onde essa cena foi filmada? Alguien sabe dónde se filmó esa parte de la película? En que restaurante?
