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This is lovely. Is it part of a longer piece?

He seems so lovely ❤️‍🩹

Alan Rickman did Galaxy Quest and Dogma in the same year. Two great comedic performances.

No one and I mean NO ONE could have delivered that line (to the dying Quellek) but Alan Rickman. He made that emotion real.

"MINERS! Not MINORS!"

Great actor, God bless

"Look what your wretched father made me put on my head" So droll, it's hilarious.

...yo, at least he didnt take his heart out with a spoon...lol...By Grabthar's Hammer, what a man...smh...

A bunch of washed-up actors become real-life heros by becoming the characters they play. Great casting, concept, and movie.

Indeed… Bt Gapthar’s hammer…. He has avenged us all..

Such an amazing tribute! Patrick Breen speaking of him, I could almost hear, ‘Forgive my impertinence, but although we’ve never before met, you have always been a father to me.’ 😢

By Grabthar’s Hammer, he will be missed. (FYI Grabthar is such an iconic name, my iPhone spell corrected me)

when i first heard about the how they were going to make a real show I was so stoked. Then the news came out that Alan Rickman died and it was like fantasy coming true and then burned right in front of your eyes and I even said it when this movie came out a show would have been so awesome. im 37 now and this movie is still one of my favorites of all time. This movie reminds me of The African Queen with Hubphrey Boggart. That is another good movie to watch if you like classic flims.

Alans energy was exactly what this movie needed. Ialans eneregy performatively was perfection ultimately.

I love that “The show must go on” got him.

Rip mr rickman. Hans gruber is my favourite villain of all time 😢

He was a great actor, and his humanity was so obvious. Loved watching the movies based on Jane Austin books. RIP Alan you will always be missed! ❤❤

" there is nothing lost that cannot be found " 💕

Finding out Alan Rickman didn’t like Bill Nighy is pretty funny 😂

I´ll ALWAYS miss Alan. Such a special person & artist!

6:10 😂 the elegant cursive of a curse word

The first time I ever saw Alan Rickman was in the 1980s when he was on Broadway doing Les Liaisons Dangereuses. It didn't take long for me to sit up and ask who this actor was. He was so arresting and, though not conventionally handsome, encompassed the part of the sexy seducer so perfectly (was very disappointed he wasn't in the film version). I followed his work ever since, even though he, like another great stage actor I was fortunate to see perform, Christopher Plummer, rarely got film parts that did justice to his abilities. I was devastated when hearing he had died. So young, a real loss of a great actor with such range.

R.I.P. Alan...such excellent work...such a wonderful film.

It warms my heart thay Patrick Breen (Quellek) got to see Alan one last time

Galaxy Quest is a perfect film.

Rickman and Weaver give their Best performances in GALAXY QUEST.

Go watch Emma eulogise Alan. Heart thumpingly beautiful.

Man fighting back the tears every damn time I watch this

🥲 💗

just watching that scene here on this vid, I get teary...and like I see it...same reaction.

He should have gotten best supporting actor for this.

Such an underrated movie.

"It's been fun - intermittently." - who else heard that with his voice?

I've seen this movie a bunch of times, and it's been around for 25 years, and I still can't believe they got Alan Rickman AND Sigourney Weaver in a comedy movie.

The film was magic. Just lucky fate. Can't reproduce it.

I've only seen the parts of the movie, not the full movie.

5:46 made me ball my eyes out....

You just mention Alan Rickman to me, I start to cry.

🫶

Sam Rockwell makin me cry

RIP ❤

I cried when Alan passed away. Loved him and his work so much.

can you turn the music a bit higher?

By Grabthar's hammer... What a movie. Rip Alan.

2:07 Mark Johnson is a great producer. He did Rain Man, Dragonfly with Kevin Costner, My Dog Skip & The Notebook 📓

There's only been a small few Actors that I truly Love & Revere, Alan was one of them. I first saw Him in Die Hard and thought He was way ahead of any Villains I had seen up to that point. He then showed up again in Robin hood and I was forever a Fan. I will not lie, I shed tears the day He passed having never even met the Man. He had that profound of an impact on me.

The thing that worked so well is that the dynamic Alan Rickman and Tim Allen had in real life was exactly the one Alexander and Jason were supposed to have in the movie.

He stole the show in every movie he appeared in.

Alan Rickman, By Grabthar's Hammer, by the Sons of Warvan, you shall be avenged

My love of Alan Rickman started with “Truly, Madly, Deeply”