Nina Hoss on Tár, working with Cate Blanchett and finding inspiration in Alma Mahler

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Award-winning German actor Nina Hoss stars alongside Cate Blanchett in the new movie Tár, which looks at the life of a genius conductor thrown into scandal. Tom Power spoke with Hoss about learning violin for the film and what it was like playing with a real-life orchestra. Plus, she told us why she turned to Alma Mahler, the wife of the late 19th century romantic composer, Gustav Mahler, for inspiration - and why Mahler's 5th symphony is so important to the movie.
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@78skj Год назад

She just oozes warmth. Can’t wait to watch the movie.

@Anna-vz5jl Год назад

Hope you like it brilliant movie 🎥🎼🎬🎹🎻

@erth2ingrid Год назад

This woman is absolutely gorgeous.

@ammyt2082 Год назад

I finally get to watch a sort of proper interview with Nina about Tár. I mean, I love listening to Cate, but I was dying to know about Nina's insightful and thoughtful ideas too. Some previous interviewers low-key ignored Nina, not that it was Cate's fault.

@prav1976 Год назад

I feel the Bradley Cooper interview did this (I mean ignored Nina)

@ammyt2082 Год назад

@@prav1976 Yes, I agree with you. Come to think of it, it's borderline unprofessional to do such thing. I mean, it is true that Cate has much more screen time than any other actress/actor in the film, but Nina is no minor role at all.

@Marc-13 Год назад

Thanks, the first interview without Blanchett and the first I watched.

@sakurauchiha5562 9 месяцев назад

Totally agree with you. Here we can see how she came to perform Sharon. I have watched a lot of interviews about Tár just to listen to Nina’s side of the story but everything was about you-know-who (and I love and respect her as well) but sometimes I just wanted to know more about Nina.

@ka8udens Год назад

What ever film Nina is part of she gives her soul. I'm always amazed and in awe of her artistry.

@Belfastboi Год назад

She she looks so young and great

@sangeetadasappa1947 Год назад

Lovely interview! Nina is so enchanting. And expresses herself so well even with tough questions.

@honesty_-no9he Год назад

My favourite film of hers that is only available on German DVD (no BD and no subtitles) is a film called SUMMER WINDOW / Fenster zum Sommer .

@ninatreadwell2697 Год назад

Great interview; agree with Ammyt--great to hear Nina's voice, and not just Cate B.

@drendelous Год назад

Tom, the interview with Michiel Huisman was so so good.. You are so lucky. sorry for the off topic Nina is soo magnetic every film she takes part in 🫶

@Sssvvvgggwww Год назад

Wow, very interesting woman

@ryanjackson6701 Год назад

loved her in Tar

@joergfitzner Год назад

32:42 - a quality the film shares with Kubrick films

@monicarao382 Год назад

I'm falling for Nina hoss, I have a description written for how much communicates in her restraint to show she knows what Lydia is doing with the cellist through her eyebrow lifting and a tender facial expression , how can one reach her ? how can we write to her. HELP me with this.

@sakurauchiha5562 9 месяцев назад

Omg you also noticed it! That scene totally got me, you know? Her body language and facial expressions gave the whole script done. She didn’t need to utter a line to completely make her character express her feelings. She does it a long the film as well, when she waits Lydia at the entrance of the flat keeping her look still, also when sitting on the stool in the last conversation Sharon and Lydia had, or when Lydia announces the audition and Sharon closes her eyes as a sign that she knew what Lydia was up to, or in the car when Lydia was driving and Sharon asked to get out of the car, her last look at Lydia was just perfect. I understand what you’re talking about. I can’t avoid feeling emotional with somebody who has noticed Nina’s non-verbal acting phenomenal skills.

@monicarao382 9 месяцев назад

@@sakurauchiha5562 i thank you for being my co-acknowledger and sympathiser.

@sakurauchiha5562 9 месяцев назад

@@monicarao382 Forever and always!!

@JMeusJ Год назад

I love it that we get to know more about Nina in this interview! She’s such an underrated talent ❤

@friederikesolak5462 Год назад

In Germany she is one of the best theatre actresses and very high accomplished

@marijaknezevic9876 Год назад

I've been admired her work and personality for a while (White Massai, Barbara...), but waching her in Tar, that brilliant assistance role in the film, but in Lydia's life as well, listening to her now in this excellent interview... I'm kind of falling for her...being mesmerized by her...she is a galaxy that still remains to be explored.

@ZeljkoAnzulovic Год назад

She was a perfect support for character Lidia. So real so natural, very nuanced.

@davidk1493 Год назад

A superb interview! It would be hard to imagine a better one. Your questions were just excellent and Nina responded with such sincerity, sensitivity, and a keen intelligence. Bravo.

@motulifelikefigures1987 Год назад

Nina Hoss is for Germany what Isabelle Huppert is for France. Outstanding actress with a great catalogue of films! And she's right, Mahlers 5. is the best what classical music can give you!

@maria-kastana Год назад

Yes, I think Nina Hoss and Juliane Kohler are the most recognizable German actresses at least in Europe, these decades. The first ones that really come to mind.

@GeorgeAddison87 Год назад

She's ever so adorable.

@UyenLe-9119 Год назад

She's always so chirpy and charming, very insightful too.

@user-go5ug3un9i Год назад

Great interview with the always great Nina Hoss!! Congrats! ❤

@amandameunier4157 Год назад

Tom Power is such a wonderful interviewer, he lets the guest do the talking,. He knows how to bring the best out of people by asking open ended questions in a honest and insightful way. He does his homework and it shows. He reminds me of Brian Linehan years ago on City TV. Gotta love CBC. Thanks Tom.

@selena___ Год назад

Awesome conversation - hope more people discover it

@darkknightwithanidea1845 Год назад

Ms Hoss, one of the most incredibly talented actresses of this time. She’s powerful beyond words. On my wish casting list. 🎥🖋

@dolittle7593 Год назад

I must admit that I didn't know Nina Hoss before this film. However after watching it, I have been captivated by every single one of her acting and creating of this work and this was a surprise give how little time she was on screen - an amazing script that has been portrayed brilliantly by the cast. I'm so glad to have found Nina the gem through this production.

@muncangel5993 Год назад

She is our treasure

@lindakaymills8746 10 месяцев назад

I first got to know Nina in the Showtime series "Homeland" with Claire Danes and Mandy Patinkin. Though her role over several seasons was minor, it was unforgettably substantial. I am happy to find this interview even though it was done months ago. Lovely Nina.

@margramiof7926 Год назад

It is a pleasure to watch a long interview with Nina Ross. Very talented actress and a nice person!

@stephenfrankling8513 9 месяцев назад

She is Nina Hoss not Ross

@margramiof7926 9 месяцев назад

@@stephenfrankling8513 You're right! ...

@jigokushoujo1556 Год назад

this is my comfort nina hoss interview

@maria-kastana Год назад

Having watched a lot of Nina's works (Barbara, Phoenix, A woman in Berlin, etc) previously, and now seeing her paired with Cate Blanchett in this masterpiece of a film, is a wish come true. If only there were more of them together!

@annsophiefans1472 Год назад

I watched this three times before I noticed, they're not looking straight down the frontfacing camera lenses at each other as if on a Zoom call --- ---- they are being filmed by off-axis cameras so their much more attractive three-quarters profile is seen.

@honesty_-no9he Год назад

That 5th Symphony is Heavy Metal for guys in suits.

@sakurauchiha5562 9 месяцев назад

Finally a descent interview with Nina about her role in Tár.

@pam0626 Год назад

I loved Nina in Homeland and can’t wait to see Tar.

@ariadnecolson1245 Год назад

Also a green eyed cancer just like myself

@alejandraromani1031 2 месяца назад

Gustav Mahler... Cate Blanchette Nina Hos, el espíritu vuela al infinito.

@CCEkeke Год назад

The first time I saw Nina in anything was on Homeland. She was wonderful as expected. Glad to see her getting her flowers in Hollywood.

@dhiai707 Год назад

Wonderful, thorough interview. Now that she's in a movie that gains so much international attention, I'm looking forward to seeing more future projects of hers.

@ninatreadwell2697 Год назад

She is a great actor, but playing in an orchestra every night is boring as hell. Her experience comes from someone who is not a working musician in a symphony orchestra--all about uniformity.

@thaynavieiradeandrade5046 10 месяцев назад

She is so gentle,genuine and beautiful! She wins another fan from Brazil 🇧🇷❤

@cynthiaallen140 Год назад

Her voice is very soothing.

@aliciac9000 Год назад

Excellent interview ! The interviewer was prepared and attentive to answers .

@msstrambi Год назад

great interview

@sstrauch9193 Год назад

I am also German as Nina and hope to see her at the Berlinale next week with Cate Blanchett

@honesty_-no9he Год назад

She starred in a great Western GOLD.

@MiltonJava 11 месяцев назад

You're great, Nina!

@catherinecozzano2580 Год назад

Great interview. It’s interesting to get Nina’s insight of the movie.

@TivoliEclipse Год назад

She's pretty.

@ActingOceanhornXullih Год назад

18:05

@sakurauchiha5562 9 месяцев назад

Now I want to learn German because of her ❤

@sarina411 Год назад

Oh my god, please stop interrupting her that often! Especially this rude energy at 16:23. Appreciate this magnificient woman and what stories she chooses to tell you a little more!

@susieq8424 Год назад

I really liked the interview. However, like you pointed out, 16:23 was the worst time to intervene. I was dying to listen to what Nina was saying about Alma and Sharon. It was so important! *Sigh*

@mailys012 9 месяцев назад

Thank you so much for this interview! Nina Hoss is brilliant!

@Anna-vz5jl Год назад

Fantastic movie 🎥 Cate was brilliant 🎉

@fatimavalenca2091 Год назад

Nina 🧡🧡🧡

@metrinstoefta1490 Год назад

its fascinating...here, speaking to this person YOU-DO-NOT-SOUND-LIKE-A VALLEY GIRL !!! so...all the "likes".. and "I mean...sort ofs " etc are you relating to a specific generation. need I say that THIS rendition of you is a LOT easier to take.

@katana8203 Год назад

Ok Señor Obvious…”Sounds like a a wrestling match”!🤣😳😜 please paint me a picture 🙏🏽😇

@naimaromeo8464 Год назад

fantastic! Domande interessanti e risposte sincere. Bravo!

@ActingOceanhornXullih Год назад

@stevereed8786 Год назад

I never realized just how Woke Tom Power is. Every topic has the same theme (or he will bring it up) is about either Race or Homosexuality. I'm surprised he isn't wearing a mask even when he is doing radio.

@pedrorocha9722 Год назад

Nina Hoss: my characcter was perfectly irrelevent and under developed. The movie would have been the same drag without it. In the sequel, I hope that is better resolved. And maybe I'll have better iterviewers then.

@muncangel5993 Год назад

Great interview