Milla Jovovich Tells the Story Behind 'The Fifth Element' Costume | Vogue

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25 years after the release of the film "The Fifth Element," Milla Jovovich talks about her iconic Jean Paul Gaultier-designed costume and how playing the character of Leeloo immeasurably changed her life.
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Комментарии : 5 тыс.

@EjNoahe 2 года назад

She’s a icon, The fifth element is iconic, and Jean is iconic

@LABYRINTHGAZE 2 года назад

Girl we are both gaga fan and mila fan we should be bestie

@EjNoahe 2 года назад

@@LABYRINTHGAZE yasss

@mari-atonjalkanen9920 2 года назад

We are Leeloo.

@lanishajackson2677 2 года назад

Resident Evil revamped her

@jsully8076 2 года назад

God what a tool.

@EristhePlanet 2 года назад

this almost made me shed a tear she is my favorite character in any movie ever

@dungareesinthegarden 2 года назад

Same!

@busy001 2 года назад

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@greyg3474 2 года назад

i watched the movie and opened youtube and saw this and SCREAMED

@RC-li7nn 2 года назад

Exactly!!

@lilypad112233 2 года назад

Thank you, I feel like crying too in all the best ways! This movie is so close to my heart ❤️

@JajuanLogan Год назад

Can’t tell you how many times me and my family watched The Fifth Element. Timeless classic.Bruce Willis, Gary Oldman, Chris Tucker all at their best. One of the all time great sci fi movies.

@paulmichaelfreedman8334 7 месяцев назад

Gary Oldman hated the role, and only did it because he had committed.

@AdamHarte 7 месяцев назад

The family? Watching the takeoff scene multiple times with family sounds pretty awkward

@voiceover2191 7 месяцев назад

@@paulmichaelfreedman8334 DISAPPOINTED!!!!

@ashesandposies 7 месяцев назад

When my family didn’t know what to watch we put on the 5th Element, it never let us down such a great movie

@angelbabygirlxoxo 6 месяцев назад

every single christmas family party it was the fifth element, and that first scene with leeloo always stuck with me

@bobbressi5414 7 месяцев назад

I do not know who created Lee Loos language but Mila spoke it like it was her native tounge. Such a memorable performance.

@dinomorell5163 6 месяцев назад

Luc Besson created it of 400 words & him & Milla practiced it as well as wrote letters to each other in the language.

@marcingowacki5174 5 месяцев назад

Literally at 8:36 she says that he (Luc Besson) wrote this language.

@sarahgrandy7074 5 месяцев назад

I always wondered what Leelou was saying when she spoke her language. Especially, since it was an actual made up language that the actress has to learn

@thiafalcone2622 4 месяца назад

The director did

@furerorban9324 3 месяца назад

I introduced my kids to The Fifth Element just last month. They absolutely loved it. Like The Princess Bride, it's timeless. 47 Reply

@corinnewelter1144 Год назад

The Fifth Element is one of my all-time favorite movies. SO cool seeing that Mila was so positively affected and associates with the movie in such a happy way. Loved this.

@fetmar Год назад

I know! Her saying that it was hard to stop making the movie, since she'd been shooting for 7 months when she was 19 was so touching. It was like hearing that the folks who worked on Lord of The Rings had a very bittersweet departure as well. You spend so much time on these projects and give so much of yourself to them and then they have to end at some point. It must be heartbreaking.

@bigjoer6887 Год назад

Ditto for me, and my wife loves it!

@gregoryhitchcock5258 Год назад

We need the sequels to this movie luc beson !!!!!!!

@gregoryhitchcock5258 Год назад

Some one tell luc besson we need those sequels .He was supposed to make.

@lets.go.brandon67827 Год назад

Exactly! The soundtracks are still AMAZING! How about ‘Plava Laguna’? Her song? I fell in love with her.😉

@shoesncheese 2 года назад

I didn't realize she was so young when she did Fifth Element. That makes her unforgettable performance even more impressive. Iconic, really.

@WayneTwitch 2 года назад

I seen that movies when i was like 11 or 12 am 33 now

@AnointedFlow 2 года назад

How old did you think she was?

@dethvyper3136 2 года назад

@@AnointedFlow ...... She looked about 18 to 20 to me.

@501archer 2 года назад

@@AnointedFlow She looked in her mid to late 20s to me. Maybe people of her generation just tended to look older for their age? I remember being completely shocked to discover that the actress in Indiana Jones & the Last Crusade was also around the same age (19-20?) b/c she looked in her 30s to me.

@AnointedFlow 2 года назад

@@501archer Please, 19 and mid 20's have minor differences. Plus their is movie makeup and lighting involved. Take Rachel McAdams in "Mean Girls" for instance.

@Canuckle19 7 месяцев назад

Fifth Element was HUGE in Asia, it was on magazine covers and posters it was every where. It was the golden age of movie theater going. The costumes and visuals were ICONIC.

@aphaits 5 месяцев назад

As an kid growing up in south east asia, 5th element is my childhood and comfort movie i can always watch and be happy rewatching over and over again

@furerorban9324 3 месяца назад

I introduced my kids to The Fifth Element just last month. They absolutely loved it. Like The Princess Bride, it's timeless.

@therealgreg5653 3 месяца назад

I miss the SciFis that always went heavy with like Asian culture mixing into every major city having massive china town like districts.

@TheFiddleFaddle 7 месяцев назад

I introduced my kids to The Fifth Element just last month. They absolutely loved it. Like The Princess Bride, it's timeless.

@furerorban9324 3 месяца назад

think it's a rare person (actor) who can embody and realize the role of Leeloo like Milla did (and she did it at 19). Congratulations to her.

@furerorban9324 3 месяца назад

I do not know who created Lee Loos language but Mila spoke it like it was her native tounge. Such a memorable performance.

@moonchild-mc2lt Месяц назад

love princess bride. classic.

@ahlokecafe_articulate 2 года назад

I saw the movie when I was pretty small and still can remember till this day. Not much movies hv that kind of magic

@benskiies9340 2 года назад

Same here. Something about the imagery and character designs just stood out so much it has embedded into my head since then. Milla, Bruce Willis, Chris Tucker and Gary Oldman just always held a place in my head because of this movie.

@xschm1dx 2 года назад

Same here. Seen many times on VHS. An all time fav

@c0lutch 2 года назад

Yes! This is one of the best movies of its time and one of my all time faves. It’s become one of those movies that almost everyone has seen regardless of their generation.

@Sean00761 2 года назад

Multipass

@CalebFaulkner 2 года назад

Amen. One of the movies I remember best arguably.

@japanesefunnyshorts8584 2 года назад

"Leeloo Dallas, multipass" One of the best movies out there, and her character was iconic.

@brendamoon2660 2 года назад

Green

@g4l430 2 года назад

And who can forget "Chee-ken GOOD!". To this day you can hear that murmured in restaurants and in homes...

@chrissmith82771 2 года назад

mmmuuulllttiiiiiipaaaassssssss

@Mlotshaw1 2 года назад

SHE KNOWS ITS A MULTI PASS!

@cstoao 2 года назад

@@g4l430 I still use that line sometimes 😂

@gandolph999 Год назад

I think it's a rare person (actor) who can embody and realize the role of Leeloo like Milla did (and she did it at 19). Congratulations to her.

@CorePathway 7 месяцев назад

She couldn’t have done it at 26.

@KylePitre 7 месяцев назад

@@CorePathwayI'd be less creepy if she wasn't a barely legal teen tho lol

@SunlightGwyn 7 месяцев назад

@@KylePitre No it wouldn’t. Nothing creepy about a hot adult doing hot things. If you don’t like it don’t watch it.

@BestMods168 7 месяцев назад

@@SunlightGwynexactly. the hypocrisy of people just following the "trend."

@DevsBiscuit 6 месяцев назад

I agree

@o.portista Год назад

A sci-fi fantasy film, that was ahead of it's time, and like all Luc Besson films - truly unique.What a film, She nailed her character!

@DanielAppleton-lr9eq 5 месяцев назад

It seemed like they tried to make the character a cross between a superhero and a female " messiah " character.

@joelstewart-gn3dr 2 месяца назад

I see the same comments talking about the matrix and Starship troopers. Lmao

@o.portista 2 месяца назад

Never wrote such things, but if your talking about the phrase, yeah quite common 😅

@Whosthatguy99 2 года назад

25 years later she still remembers every trial and error behind the story is what's is really astonishing, Milla Jovovich is an icon and legend 👏.

@kokave7139 2 года назад

I think it's because the movie made a big impact for her. After the movie she even married the director.

@sebastianblue8688 2 года назад

People remember things.

@Whosthatguy99 2 года назад

@@sebastianblue8688 they won't remember you when your 6ft under ☺✌🏿

@Cyph3rHaxPalm 2 года назад

Well if you spend 7 months working on the production of Fifth Element oh, you will remember everything for the rest of your life

@sebastianblue8688 2 года назад

@@Whosthatguy99 wow, only rich people go that deep, and yes, nobody has reason to remember me, but I remember every one of them, including you now too, thank you.

@stationplaza4631 2 года назад

The Fifth Element is without doubt, one of the finest modern sci-fi masterpieces ever made.

@radionoakmont7756 2 года назад

indeed the real truth right there it is a ultra masterpiece

@kjlahti782 2 года назад

The Star Wars fanboys will kill you for that comment.

@ithinkitmightbe 2 года назад

Agreed.

@onlythewise1 2 года назад

one of the hundreds your right

@radionoakmont7756 2 года назад

@@onlythewise1 oh yes so many beautiful scifi treasures that just makes everyday so much enjoyable

@Iskelderon 7 месяцев назад

It never ceases to amaze me how all these different professions brought their A-game to the table to create this amazing movie that's been imitated so many times but still reigns supreme.

@thetravellingpicker5096 5 месяцев назад

One of my all time favorite movies. The pace, the music as she breaks out of the chamber, the iconic image of her standing on that ledge as the audience is introduced to a completely new futuristic world. So much fun, with a great message.

@abrahamboyd9507 Год назад

I worked with Mila on the set of the sci-fi film "Ultra Violet" back in 2005. It was a talking scene together. I have to say, she was so kind and funny, and yet with her stardom power presence, she did not take herself so seriously! I will always treasure that time.

@RobertECheck Год назад

@ ABRAHAM BOYD - She seems like such a nice person.

@Sh3nan1gans Год назад

That's really cool! :) thank you for sharing!

@blacklight310 Год назад

That's why she's my favorite actress

@nictheartist Год назад

She seems quite quirky and fun when you listen to her commentary on the Resident Evil DVDs. I remember seeing her pictures back in the 80s in magazines and such.

@nazb33 Год назад

What was it like working with Michael Biehn? His acting is awesome

@bemasaberwyn55 Год назад

25 years. Milla still looks AMAZING

@bmsuperstar1 Год назад

Serbian genes.

@catyfaurie9446 Год назад

She's definitely immortal. She hasn't changed a bit!

@SubjectiveFunny Год назад

So true.

@stickynorth 7 месяцев назад

The Fifth Element is my all time favorite movie and it's because of Milla Jovovich's stellar performance in it. It still blows my mind she was only 19 when filming it because she embodies such a strong character with thousands of years of wisdom and strength behind her so convincingly... Well done! And yes it was only a minor hit here in Canada on initial release. I saw it on opening day and it was maybe a quarter filled. But since then? Almost everyone I know has seen it multiple times... Can't wait to see what she's working on next!

@MildMisanthropeMaybeMassive 8 месяцев назад

As someone who grew up in the 90’s, everyone loved The Fifth Element.

@mikebasil4832 9 дней назад

It was certainly one of a few films of the late 90s to greatly influence the sci-fi/fantasy cinema for this century.

@saturnslipper 2 года назад

Never knew she didn't initially plan to be/want to be an actress. Milla is such a unique, exotic person; perfect as Leeloo. Thanks for this backstory Vogue. Didn't realize Jean Paul Gaultier did all the costumes for the Fifth Element...that explains why they were so amazing.💙

@anshsingh2044 2 года назад

I know there are a lot but Mila and Charlize are the two actresses that come to my mind first when I think of a Badass heroine

@incadinda 2 года назад

Jean-Paul Gauthier

@te9591 2 года назад

Ive posted this before. But Milla Jovovic has a piano rock album out there that's similar to Tori Amos.

@maudelcampo 2 года назад

@@incadinda gauthier? Hahaha kiding me!

@gnarbeljo8980 2 года назад

@@incadinda no it's Gaultier. I'm guessing you're to young to have been there.

@Kalepsis Год назад

One of the things I really loved about Milla's portrayal of Leeloo is how convincing she was with the language. She spoke that fake "divine language" like it actually was her native tongue. That totally sold her for me. Such a great performance; I'd compare it to Heath Ledger's Joker.

@KRAFTWERK2K6 Год назад

It also helps that nobody of the Cast knew how her character would talk because Luc would not let the actors know. So in the scenes when we see everyone reacting to Leeloo talking in the old language, the visible confusion and amazement on the faces of Bruce & co is 100% genuine. :)

@everquestfan Год назад

This made me think of Nell with Jodie Foster

@rebahensley5323 Год назад

It would make sense that shes multilingual.

@dwaynejones1555 Год назад

@@KRAFTWERK2K6 Awesome detail.

@starofsyzygy3104 Год назад

I speak light language and when I watched The Fifth Element for the first time recently I was BLOWN AWAY at her accuracy. She was working with her heart wide open!

@itsmyremoteviewingjourney6656 5 месяцев назад

"Lee-lu dallas Multi-pass!" You were born for the role Mila, Love ya!!

@oleksandrhedz 7 месяцев назад

The Fifth Element is a true masterpiece. Visual design, costume design, cast, directing, music - every part of it is just pure gold. And of course, Mila's amazing acting contributed greatly to the awesomeness of this movie! Love you Milla!

@FrydaWolff 2 года назад

"I think in America The Fifth Element came and went." Ma'am, I saw it theaters 7 times across two countries. The nerds were fed, we went nuts for it. Thanks for your service.

@9melissal 2 года назад

It's still so popular in the US!

@dzizs03 2 года назад

@@9melissal I was expecting her to make a comparison, bc the movie was *huge* in Europe. now it's def considered a classic, everywhere

@lifewithmejessiemarie2570 2 года назад

I saw the trailer as an 11 year old and my parents took me....ive loved it the rest of my life!!!

@PaulGuy 2 года назад

And it's become a massive pop culture icon.

@tpndgo2061 2 года назад

" nerds " ? 🙄 when people will stop the calling names ?

@richarddiaz4366 2 года назад

Vogue - You do realize that La Femme Nikita that Milla is referring to is NOT the TV show. It's the iconic film by Luc Besson starring Anne Parillaud.

@hombregatoooo 2 года назад

She also specifically says it was in the 1980s, so any research at all would rule out the TV show

@damaskito 2 года назад

I'm just commenting so this comment gets more attention.

@chelseafb 2 года назад

exactly! I was a little shocked to see they made this mistake...

@KarinaSwan 2 года назад

Where is that mistake? Did they change it?

@dldavi 2 года назад

I’m still laughing a little bit at this one

@mjl1966y 7 месяцев назад

Lelu was one of the most moving characters I have ever seen in film. The kiss and the salvation... powerful. This naïve girl who is lost in a strange place and yet exemplifies the epitome of courage. In a world that was crazy, Lelu was the sincere one, the untainted one. She was hope.

@Alley00Cat 5 месяцев назад

I saw The Fifth Element countless times the years after the movie came out. Watched it again a few months ago, and it still holds up amazingly well thanks to the incredible acting, story and visuals. Great job Milla

@h.s.thompsonduke8105 2 года назад

"Big bada-boom" "Multi-pass" Classic simplicity in an incredibly complex character. Brilliant acting skills.

@Cosmicblast77 2 года назад

Never forgot " multipass" stuck with me through out the years. Great fun movie, it will become a classic.

@Imag1na710n 2 года назад

"autowash"

@jsonlee01 2 года назад

Moonlit-Pass

@blackleague212 Год назад

" AHKTO GAMMAT"

@mattakudesu 2 года назад

Millia Jovovich is one of those low key actors that everyone really appreciates. Hearing her speak like this gives you so much insight into the person herself.

@edgepixel8467 2 года назад

Like, she talks like a, you know, like literally like a 46 year-old teenager, I mean like, oh my god, you know?

@TorQueMoD 4 месяца назад

The 5th Elements is one of my favorite movies of all time! Such an amazing movie and Mila was a perfect cast for Leeloo.

@dynodon100 5 месяцев назад

Those eyes, girl you are still BEAUTIFUL! You husband and kids are so lucky to have you!

@missnobody8194 Год назад

Can we all stop and appreciate the flower arrangement that was so thoughtfully displayed as a floral form of Leeloo.

@konrrade Год назад

I noticed that

@StaffordGreen Год назад

I love you noticed that too

@kristinmcnaron4092 Год назад

I was appreciating that too.

@Zabijena Год назад

what is the name of the flowers???

@bongmuon Год назад

@@Zabijena Bird of paradise

@costcofreezers 2 года назад

SHES SO ICONIC, YET I FEEL LIKE ABSOLUTELY NO ONE TALKS ABOUT HER, DESPITE HOW MANY ICONIC ROLES SHE’S HAD

@ralexande 2 года назад

Я тоже думаю это

@eurykah9011 2 года назад

She’s nerd famous lol

@KarinaSwan 2 года назад

There's a reason for it

@TheFos88 2 года назад

I AM GOING TO TYPE IN CAPS LOCK TO AGREE WITH YOU

@InTheCity3D 2 года назад

Why are you yelling?

@TheEffectOfMass 7 месяцев назад

I love how she talks about this appreciation for mundane things. We tend to take things for granted in life and I feel like we need a big movie like The Fifth Element every few years to remind us of that. It's one of my all time favorite films too!

@mariec7092 7 месяцев назад

We "take them for granted" because they don't make our lives much more meaningful and have nothing truly beautiful or noble to them. In fact the things we appreciate are often related to nature, food or human relationships. I know what I could beat myself up for not appreciating is often stuff that I could simply do without or that could be replaced by something else... Forced appreciation can take up lots of energy and be quite exhausting

@OscarBlancoSketchToon_com 7 месяцев назад

I rarely hear an actor talk with so much love about a character they played, be thankful and identify and want to keep the character alive, as a part of them, as almost a separate entity. Being that the Fifth Element is in my top 10 (guilty pleasure), I feel very happy to hear her talk about it like that. I think Bruce wasn't as happy about the movie though.

@TUBEDUKE87 2 года назад

The whole Movie was unique ...such a masterpiece... the actors, the costumes, the music...the atmosphere. I can't think of a movie that is similar to this

@Max-me9xq 2 года назад

Same here it was just different all together and there isn't really much to compare to actually there's nothing

@lukehorine4294 2 года назад

The Hitchhiker's guide to the Galaxy has similar vibes.

@xenomorphlover 2 года назад

Couldn't agree more....it's one of those timeless movies that are one of a kind...the movie is simply...Perfect!

@alsaunders7805 2 года назад

More differences than similarities maybe but I can see a few parallels to "Heavy Metal" 🤓🤔🍻

@unciclistaenbuenosaires8287 2 года назад

Iconic AF

@shaelunamidnight3585 2 года назад

I really hope Vogue continues this series. I really think their on to something. Costume and character design and fashion is so important to story telling and bringing a story alive.😀

@evonne315 2 года назад

Agree love it!

@sew_gal7340 Год назад

they're*

@AlexanderStemkowski Год назад

Thomas Crown's Affair is definitely going to be next ;)

@rebahensley5323 Год назад

I would love to hear Winona Rider talk about Brahm Stokers Dracula--a visual feast.

@TinLeadHammer Год назад

Yeah, but drop the full-frame scan pretend film thing, it is so passé.

@PozoBlue 7 месяцев назад

To this day, my siblings and I (and now our nieces) will randomly blurt out ''Leeloo Dallas Multipass'' especially when pretending to be confused or genuinely confused, no matter where we are. And ppl look at us funny! 🤣 This is probably the movie I have watched more times out of all movies in my life and I never get tired out it! I just love it so much!!

@bluecollarcanuck 5 месяцев назад

"Sir, can you please put your hands in the yellow circles?" ..."SMOKE YOOOUUUUU!!!" "Wrong answer..." 🤣😆

@xeaux 3 месяца назад

My one dog loves chicken so we always say it like Leeloo does.😂 We also gave her the middle name of “multipass”

@DimmyV Год назад

MUL TI PASS, MULTIPASS 😂 honestly one of my favourite characters in arguably one of the best action movies ever. Has everything you need in a film.

@nicholasong2892 7 месяцев назад

Milla: There's so many of those little things together that made Leeloo character so unique. She brings out the best in people. Literally Everyone: MOOTIPASSS!

@JamesJones-zt2yx 5 месяцев назад

There's actually a device you can buy that stores authentication for multiple devices, and it's called "Mooltipass".

@Aloysius10 5 месяцев назад

Fifth element was awesome.

@wallingnaga6563 4 месяца назад

That part was hilarious 😆

@BudzBunny422 3 месяца назад

Scifi action

@JennSkywalker. 2 года назад

This movie was sooooo ahead of its time. It’s by far my favorite movie of all time to date. This Vogue interview was so cool, to learn that Jean Paul designed everything just makes it that more magical for me!

@ogechi6289 2 года назад

Can we just take a moment to appreciate the floral arrangement? 🧡💚💜

@SamSmithVev0 2 года назад

Right??? The orange very much linking to the character!! Do you know what they are?

@elliewithg 2 года назад

Bird of Paradise Plant. An Exotic flowering plant. Mostly can be seen in Southeast Asia.

@xxcolor-my-se4xx361 2 года назад

Yes! Very sci-fi like!

@AquaMarino 2 года назад

@@elliewithg Yes, we have some in our garden.

@kokave7139 2 года назад

@@SamSmithVev0 I see them all the time, I live in south east asia 😁. Birds of paradise is actually still a family of bananas.

@deltavee2 5 месяцев назад

One of _the_ best of science-fiction films. I started reading Heavy Metal magazine immediately after Metal Hurlant crossed the Atlantic and have ALWAYS loved the styles of the artists that contributed to the magazine issue after issue. I can see Metal Hurlant's artists' influences clearly throughout the Fifth Element. Just so so cool!

@bobbysocks5759 Год назад

Love this actress. She has never been the focus of gossip or drama. Just a beautiful, hard working Woman. A great role model for the Industry. Keeping her personal life private. 💚

@morkeljakeson9438 6 месяцев назад

And she keeps it natural!

@horseradish5742 Год назад

The Fifth Element is sacred. One of a kind. May it never get a remaster or reboot. It's perfection... 10/10

@mistersurrealist 4 месяца назад

Remaster? Absolutely! Reboot? NEVER!

@Mr_Dopey 3 месяца назад

One of a kind? It's a rip off of Heavy Metal.

@dafyddthomas7299 2 месяца назад

Agree along with Starship Troopers (First film - subsequent films were dire / ^^%^%)- let's hope they don't make a sequel - examples of %^%^%^ up - include Speed 2, Starship Troopers and Indiana Jones - 4th and 5th films

@DeRussellMasina 2 года назад

She is literally a never ending costume for holloween & cosplay events. It's like the princess Leia costume...a staple in beauty

@jx1659 2 года назад

Yes, she is an icon

@Dad_of_War 2 года назад

Hey you look familiar

@EricaMeeee Год назад

Not literally. Halloween.

@WhisperingPeace 6 месяцев назад

I adore Milla and Lee Loo, and always will. And The Fifth Element is a forever fav. This amazing retrospective by Milla is such a tremendous joy to watch. I loved learning about her family and her childhood, how she connected with Luc, how she won the role, and all of her sharing about the movie and its impacts on her and others. Positively priceless. 😊❤️😊

@reeandtee 7 месяцев назад

Milla Jovovich!! Such a queen. The Fifth Element will always and forever be my absolute favorite movie EVER. Between the music, the acting performances, the fashion? It was before I even knew how legendary all the folks involved were, that I felt this movie was so monumental. Now that I know... Jean Paul Gaultier, Phil Collins, Luc Besson, Bruce Willis, and of course Milla Jovovich?! Legends in their own rights. Of course I already was a fan of Chris Tucker. But so important and so........... world changing.

@jannettealejo1990 2 года назад

Leeloo us such an iconic character. So innocent, so naïve, so pure at heart. She was so badass, but so pure. I love that movie, I love the characters. Absolute classic. Milla Jovovich, thank you for bringing that character so much life. I will definitely be showing that movie to my kids.

@robfalgiano 2 года назад

She’s awesome in this movie. Completely refreshing and truly alien. If only so many more filmmakers, actors and studios could be this adventurous and inventive.

@te9591 2 года назад

The 5th Element had origins with the Heavy Metal magazine. Another film close to it, would be a composite 3d film called "Immortal" a french film incorporating the Egyptian gods.

@robfalgiano 2 года назад

@@te9591 That makes sense. It feels like Heavy Metal visually. i've not seen "Immortal" but it sounds promising. Will czech it out, thanks

@baldguy42 Год назад

Because being adventurous and inventive does not make billions at the box office. If you want films that are more art than business, you would have to time travel back about 45 years...

@robfalgiano Год назад

@@baldguy42 everything comes back around. And somehow against all odds great art still gets made by sheer will. The punk era is returning by degrees.

@whyamiheredlb 7 месяцев назад

Milla! This is one of my favorite movies of all time! I’ve watched The Firth Element so many times I can’t even remember. Thank you so much for taking the time to give us some background on this film. 🦋🌻❤️

@chrismaki8396 7 месяцев назад

Still my favourite movie of all time. Watch it 2 or 3 times each year and still brings a smile to my face every time. Thank you!

@B-A-L 5 месяцев назад

I watch it every time it's on tv!

@camilaleon810 2 года назад

As a late diagnosed autistic woman, Leeloo was so important to me as a character while I was growing up. I just felt like she mirrored how my brain works and taught me that being different/ neurodivergent was ok and beautiful 💎

@BrokenShale 2 года назад

I hope you have a wonderful day.

@fourharefelting 2 года назад

Yes same!! 💜

@davidbryden7904 2 года назад

Same 👍✌️

@fourharefelting 2 года назад

@@davidbryden7904 David, you're not a woman. So no, not same. 😂

@stephanielariviere1539 2 года назад

Same :)

@garavin 2 года назад

Milla was an absolute treasure in The Fifth Element, but every character was absolutely perfectly cast, and there are so many little genius moments in the film. It's just about as close to cinematic perfection as you can get.

@chillones9574 2 года назад

So many of us feel the same way, Chris Tucker and Willis were on their game, as well as Ian Holm and Gary Oldman. Cast of killers.

@prayforjonas 7 месяцев назад

It's so sweet to see her light up when talking about the movie. She really seems to remember and cherish the experience.

@AFuller2020 5 месяцев назад

Well she did run off with the director...so.

@mikebasil4832 9 дней назад

Leeloo and The Gentleman Who Fell are my favourite memories of you, Milla. Thank you for this very special interview. 💓

@TommyBrisbane 2 года назад

One of the Iconic Sci-Fi movies/charaters in the history of the entire genre. Thank you.

@ladylady8092 2 года назад

So true!

@flangmasterj 2 года назад

One of those movies you can re-watch time and time again and never get sick of it. One of my faves for sure.

@francisbtube 7 месяцев назад

Just a stunning and remarkable woman. Her family seem so blessed! An immortal character in one of the most visually stunning films. I’ll remember the phrase “multi-pass” as long as I live.

@YouTubeAlex666 7 месяцев назад

Her final words are so touching. What a wonderful story and woman.

@iCanbEYOURrUKIA Год назад

She has aged so beautifully and gracefully! Definitely one of the coolest and most baddass actresses of our generation

@tim72184 Год назад

"Beautifully and gracefully, eh?" Like In a chain-smoking, raspy-voiced, collagen-desert kinda way? She's 46 and looks about 55.

@tim72184 Год назад

@@happydogg312 Smokin's bad, m'kay.

@richarddukard8989 Год назад

She's a legend, but...she looking kind of rough nowadays.

@joshs7160 Год назад

@@richarddukard8989 She looks completely fine. Aging is actually a thing, who knew?

@joshs7160 Год назад

@@tim72184 you sound like an absolute clown

@samuraikitty18 Год назад

She was absolutely incredible as Leeloo!!! Multipass!

@philobetto5106 Год назад

I could listen to her say that all day long... Philo, I want your Multipass

@JohannGambolputty22 Год назад

Big Bada Boom

@CyberBeep_kenshi Год назад

Still use it lol

@JamesJones-zt2yx Год назад

There's an actual device that remembers your logins and passwords that's called "Mooltipass".

@mikeylicksit Год назад

I say this occasionally out of nowhere "Multipass!" haha

@erinbroderick4272 5 месяцев назад

Fifth Element is one of the best Sci Fi movies of the 90s! My Dad and I always watched together. The score of this movie- specifically Leeloo’s birth scene- is so evocative and beautiful.

@admiralgma 22 дня назад

Yesterday Evening, I showed this movie to my kids who are 7 and 12... and they LOVED IT.... I don't need to mention that I have watched it 3 times in the cinema at the time it came out, and more than 25 times on TV ever since... This is a timeless masterpiece that should be part of Human civilization artistic treasure archive for the next generations to have access to it.

@sarahmatson1330 Год назад

I saw the movie when it was released and I was completely enamored. The acting, the fashion, the music... so stunning and original. To this day still in my top 3. I never realized it was underrated when it was released. Probably because I loved it so much.

@jennym.5039 Год назад

Same! My sisters and I love the move and I have a niece named Lilou.

@catalinacruz7801 Год назад

It’s one of those movies that my family will watch whenever, wherever, no matter how far into the movie.

@skeakAleak Год назад

@@catalinacruz7801 I'm exactly the same way, its my all time favorite. Saw it was on TV a few months ago at my bar and put it on one of the TVs to glance at when I got a chance.

@Junior6288 Год назад

Agreed! I saw it multiple times in theaters and wore out my VHS. It was one of the first DVDs, then Blu-ray that I ever got.

@fetmar Год назад

Exactly! How did anyone ever think this movie wasn't one of the best ever created?

@AquaMarino 2 года назад

We take a moment and appreciate the floral design by Brittany Asch of BRRCH! Such a marvelous floral presentation!

@hannrkelley 2 года назад

Thank you for mentioning her, I can't wait to scroll through her insta, these arrangements are stunning 😳

@anniemalqueendom 2 года назад

Its very Leeloo 👏👏👏

@ritaamor283 2 года назад

Amaziiiinggggg

@candyce6233 2 года назад

They literally look like a million buck!! And they seem to some how embody Leeloo in a flower. Perfect

@N1ghtR1der666 5 месяцев назад

one of the greatest sci-fi of all time, and without you it might not have been as special, thank you Milla

@Author_I 3 месяца назад

The Fifth Element to this day is one of my favorite films. It is a rare film in that I can watch it over and over and never get tired of watching it.

@blackleague212 2 месяца назад

The effects and fashion still hold up till today and Chris tucker keeps the movie funny . And the opera is other worldly

@ted1990 2 года назад

My favourite film of all time. Can’t believe she was 19. Such an intelligent performance.

@sarahpirkle9476 2 года назад

I know

@RottedDollface 2 года назад

Same. That movie is the best, brings me so much happiness

@ryankramer 2 года назад

I had no idea she was that young in the film. She came off way older. 🤭

@quidamsj 2 года назад

Well, if she was born in 1975 and the movie came out in 1997 then she wouldn't be 19 unless the movie was filmed 1994. Maybe it was, I don't know.

@dace8828 2 года назад

One of my all time favourite movies. So brilliantly done. Mila is a stunner

@ladylady8092 2 года назад

Same, such an iconic movie, all around.

@busy001 2 года назад

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@sunshineroth9605 2 года назад

My husband's fav, too!

@thehellyousay 7 месяцев назад

I've had a crush on this woman since first she appeared in this movie. The smile she gives Bruce Willis after falling through the roof of his cab went straight through my heart. I've been a fan of her movies ever since.

@TheBigfoottrucker 3 месяца назад

I had a crush on her in in that movie. One of my favorite parts was the arrival of the famous guy with the microphone strutting down the hallway.

@somethingtosay1119 2 года назад

That couches neutrality and the contrast with the most beautiful floral design is so classic and edgy. It just sets the frame for such a calm setting. I live for these type of art. 💝

@j.pritchard5073 2 года назад

Plus the floral design is tied directly to Leeloo, and that's incredible too!

@user-dm7dn7oo9r 2 года назад

Error- those "La Femme Nikita" photographs are of Peta Wilson in the spin-off series- Luc Besson had nothing to do with that. The "La Femme Nikita" Milla Jovovich was referencing the FILM of which it was based on, starring Anne Parillaud.

@TheMandrillussphynx 2 года назад

That's why they looked so unfamiliar, thank you!

@babaroga73 2 года назад

Yeah, that was kinda embarrassing.

@Daniel__Nobre 2 года назад

Good point and nice catch.

@GiovanniV69 5 месяцев назад

Fifth Element is a movie I've seen many, many times. For a friend and I, it's an annual tradition. Love the movie.

@ChristenSapnas 10 месяцев назад

What a beautiful interview; I have always adored her as an actress and this movie is beyond incredible, this interview made me want to cry even.

@chlobo5594 2 года назад

The fact that her outfit for the interview kinda homages the rubber orange and white t-shirt outfit her character wears for the majority of the movie, very cool. They made the set themed too! 🧡

@Loonypapa 2 года назад

I hope she realizes that the character of Leeloo is what makes the film a remote drop. Incredibly unique, and well played.

@chillones9574 2 года назад

I have no idea how many times I've watched this movie. Maybe 5k times.

@darkauscus 7 месяцев назад

I adore this woman I've seen every movie she ever made and find her performances almost hipnotic you are one of a kind Milla I hope you know that. Cause we do

@justintremmel531 7 месяцев назад

This has got to be my most favorite movie in the whole wide world. The story, the people, the whole thing. It is a masterpiece that I will love for my entire life. I saw it in the theater when it came out and nothing will ever come close to its beauty.

@jjj398 2 года назад

I want that flower arrangement

@SamSmithVev0 2 года назад

Same!

@zadh 2 года назад

The first caracther to tell the audience "Never without my consent". A True masterpiece.

@doktormcnasty 2 года назад

What's a caracther?

@hotelsleepinnsuitesquebece1161 2 года назад

@@doktormcnasty Leeloominaï Lekatariba Lamina-Tchaï Ekbat De Sebat

@zadh 2 года назад

@@doktormcnasty it was my try to write "character" but I missplaced the letter h. My bad!!

@redclayscholar620 2 года назад

@@doktormcnasty MultiPass!

@BendApparatus 2 года назад

Yes, you needed a multipass to hit it...

@lindawade4ok639 Год назад

Over the decades I have grown to really love Mila and the characters that she represents. There is a genuine quality to her portrayals that is not often seen. She can pull off outlandish like nobody's business

@catmanduu66 2 года назад

Leeloo Dallas Multi-Pass, still one of the best jokes that you still hear. I can't say Leeloo with the Dallas Multi-Pass. One of my favorite movies. Never becomes old and never disappoints to make you feel great. Millia's character, Bruce's and Chris Tucker just wow.

@stephgreen3070 2 года назад

Leeloo Dallash Moolty-Pash. Moolty pash. 😀 love it. Classic movie line for sure.

@hiltos 2 года назад

Lol my friend does it everytime he walks past my Security check and shows his badge, cracks me up!

@Menaceblue3 2 года назад

CORBEN DALLAS!!!! RUBY RHOAD HERE!!!!

@a.v.313 2 года назад

And " Big bada-boom!" Also my favorite.

@BisChaos 2 года назад

I'm 29 and I remembered watching Fifth Element as a kid and every single time I saw it was playing on tnt, I would stop whatever I was doing and watch it....and to this day, I still love watching it. Milla is one of my top 5 female actresses and she is amazing!! ❤❤❤

@dgronzega8073 2 года назад

Yeah 👍

@connieh9581 2 года назад

I stop and watch it every time I find it on.

@ccwoodlands1565 7 месяцев назад

What a wonderfully down to earth lady. So kind and approachable.

@cammystardust1983 7 месяцев назад

saw this as a kid in the cinema, even had a VHS copy of this.. LeeLoo (Multipass) is easily one of the most unforgettable characters of the 90s movies...

@chriswilson3126 Год назад

It's true about Leeloo being unique! She manages to pull off being alien, childlike, relatable and capable all at the same time. Not to mention funny as well. Leeloo Dallas multipass!

@srbarkerchan Год назад

Leeloo is best girl.

@apexnext Год назад

_She knows it's a _*_Multipass!_* Oh my gosh my GF and me say those lines all the time. 😂❤

@Iskelderon 7 месяцев назад

Gotta love how one of her daughters even recreated that shot to tease her mom! 😆

@tatianaes3354 7 месяцев назад

*THE FILM is a proof that Milla can act perfectly.* Most other films are on way lower level, so if the directors can not provide either direction or material to act upon, it is their fault, not of the actors.

@dancedj2k2 2 года назад

Truly an iconic character. 20, 30 years later, there are not many characters that still have that much of an impact of fashion and make a statement.

@U2QuoZepplin Год назад

I've often wondered how to pronounce her name. Thank you for clearing that one up Mila. Leeloo is still one of the most unique characters in one of the most unique films I've ever seen. It's still such a favourite movie even though I've seen it umpteen hundred times.

@minmogrovingstrongandhealthy 8 месяцев назад

Her full name is Милица Јововић a English speaker would somewhat pronounce it as Melitsa Jovovich (or try "Me, lee, tsa" if this makes sense). There is no ћ in English so it's often becomes as CH the rest of her surname is kinda easy aside of that one letter. It's hard to be accurate with Serbian or Russian, for those who don't speak it, for example that is why there are thousands of western itereations of one and the same thing which further creates confusion and in this case they cut it short to just Mila which was lucky and smart to do. Her name still retained a meaning, "mila" means in Serbian someone or something that is tender in feminine form. A male form would be "mio". Another meaning of this word used in a sentence is "darling". (ти си ми мила) "Ti si mi mila", you are such a darling, also you are so dear to me, told to a female. "Ti si mi mio" same thing just for a male form. But as for conversions ironically this is the same reason why upon introduction of Vatican's Latin nonsense created so many wrong words and descriptions that historical people and events were completely taken out of context and altered. However this wasn't just a mistake, on top of mistakes they did this on purpose to confuse people and make them argue in future generations. A every day person will never question their authority and never go down rabbit holes searching for the truth. This same person is for whom these new languages were made, so it's easier to avoid historical facts and brainwash lots of us.

@solideights 8 месяцев назад

She’s amazing

@9melissal 2 года назад

I'm always astounded that they don't have actual talented professional hair stylists working on these huge productions. How did these people even get the job if they didn't even know how to bleach her roots without overlapping it and breaking off half her hair?!

@nickloveskangin 2 года назад

It seems like they were bleaching it every few days to get rid of even the slightest hint of root. Overlapping is pretty much unavoidable at that point.

@KarinaSwan 2 года назад

You'd be surprised how many not real professionals are out there! Any good hairstylist would know that it would break her hair and they should have done the wig right away! She is lucky she got her beautiful hair back.

@lindenjenesse5078 2 года назад

I was thinking the same thing!

@babybirdhome 2 года назад

This kind of thing wasn’t really so common at the time.

@Dra6nheart Год назад

I remember seeing The Fifth Element when it came out in theaters and it was instantly one of my favorite movies of all time....it has everything.

@CallistaZM Год назад

same, saw it 4 times XD

@benmiles00 Год назад

It’s still one of my favourite films. Thank you this wonderful cinematic experience.

@mantovani3 5 месяцев назад

I've seen the movie almost 30 times over 20 years. It's my favorite of all time. So nostalgic for me every time I watch it now. Cool to see so many other fans in the comment sections expressing their love of the film.

@kaykarmacrystal 2 года назад

I love her observation about how the role showed her who she wanted to be in life. Wonderfully honest and kind.

@ohmyaflood 2 года назад

this got me weeping. this movie is everything. the fashion, the cast. id love a fifth element fashion book if they dropped one

@threepot900 4 месяца назад

In Australia, SBS the equivalent of public access TV/Radio in the USA, show the 5th element on a regular basis. Sometimes it’s on 24hr repeat at the weekend. It’s in my top 5 if not top 3 films of all time, and all I can say is thank you, to yourself and Bruce, and the rest of the cast and crew for making such a great film.

@foxprogt 7 месяцев назад

This is one of my all time favorite movies! I was fortunate to see this in theaters when it first came out. My gf recently got us tickets to see it in theaters again on a "throw back" night. The movie gets better and better with repeat viewing.

@pissingelk 2 года назад

Everything about The Fifth Element is amazing. So many layers in the plotline, characters, special effects. The action, comedy, acting has such a great balance and Leeloo's childlike innocence and then finally the Love. Bruce Willis was an amazing counterpoint to Milla's Leeloo. Easily in my top 5 all time of favorite movies! ✨💖