Russell Crowe on Gallipoli and 'The Water Diviner' (Apr. 24, 2015) | Charlie Rose
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- Actor and director Russell Crowe talks to Charlie Rose about his new World War I movie "The Water Diviner" and about why the Gallipoli campaign, depicted in the film, is so important to Australians and New Zealanders. The full interview airs Apr. 24, 2015; visit www.charlierose.com for more.
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Russell Crowe on Gallipoli and 'The Water Diviner' (Apr. 24, 2015) | Charlie Rose
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he's right , we watch war movies that never tell the stories of soldiers who cry out in pain and for their families, loved ones when they are hurt and dying. it's like we are afraid to show these VERY BRAVE men and women who feel pain and hopelessness at times just as anyone would.
Great hour long interview with Crowe. Rose is by far the best interviewer on TV.
I love this Man, loved this movie.
I did a lot of traveling and I met a lot of Australians. They are good fucking people.
Russell make a movie about the Ottomans please
He's the best actor ever!
Great actor,human.
Top words Mr Crowe.
I generally don't agree with Crowe, at all. But he's spot on here.
Crowe's right, but let's hope he doesn't sugar coat the brutality and carnage of war; guys lying in No Man's Land with their legs blown off crying out for the mates to shoot them. Or soldiers drowning in mud at the battle of Passchendaele. Or there's Verdun. Or the Somme. I hope he does this justice.
God I wish this movie didn’t fall on its arse