Sir Christopher Lee is the real life “most interesting man in the world” War veteran, former SAS agent, actor, has a heavy metal album, James Bonds villain, and of corse Sith Lord
- Christopher Lee was a British lord of linguistics so powerful and wise he could even casually speak German. - Is it possible to learn this power? - Not from the French.
Makes sense. I don't know anything about Germain but I do know that good old Count Dooku here was part of the British special forces in WWII, a field I assume where speaking perfect German helps.
"No, not so well. No, I can't speak German very well. I didn't study. I never learned. (How did you learn?) I sang and trained. (Can you sing for us now?) No, I've done that twice, no more."
Definetly not perfect as a German, can hear an accent with ease there Those who say there is no accent, they're lying. It's not too bad but not too good
@@Scythical not perfect as a german? you must be kidding! these days not even Germans can speak proper German because of the RTL shitty reality series...
@@TheCloverskull i don't give a damn, he's a native English speaker, English people don't speak better german than American people, so it makes no difference
I am german and cant speak it nearly as good as he does. It is basically flawless. if i dont watch the video and just listen i wouldnt know that its not his native tongue.
Francisco Lohrmann Ich denke, er reagierte einfach bescheiden und scheint mehr Angst davor haben sprachliche Fehler zu machen und ging deswegen dem ganzen aus dem Weg. Effektiv hat er offensichtlich ein hervorragendes Sprachgefühl und Sprachohr gehabt, sonst hätte er niemals so schnell sprachlich adaptieren können. Beeindruckend.
+Francisco Lohrmann Er hat schon einen Akzent, aber was er sagt, ist fehlerfrei. Allerdings hatte er Probleme, die auf Deutsch gestellte Frage gegen Ende zu verstehen.
willst du ihn deutsch sprechen hören, dann schaue einfach das cartoon "das letzte einhorn". da spricht er auch in der deutschen fassung seinen charakter.
@@francisford100 er hat es nie studiert/gelernt. Damit meint er wohl, er hat es nie systematisch studiert oder gelernt. Aber er hatte vermutlich viel Talent.
@@krito5832 Ne, weil das semantisch überhaupt keinen Sinn ergäbe. Es war nicht die Intention des Kommentators, für die Deutschen zu kommen (welche denn überhaupt? Die Kommentatoren des Videos, die Reporter? Andere Deutsche gibt es in diesem Fall nicht), sondern für das Deutsch des Engländers Christopher Lee, welches er gesprochen hören wollte. Ja, ich habe den Satz eigenständig versucht, zu übersetzen und ich glaube, es ist mir gelungen. Leider ist mein Englisch zu schlecht, als das ich das von mir Geschriebene vernünftig ins Englische übertragen könnte, ansonsten würde ich noch verlacht, weshalb ich auf Deutsch antworte. Aber eines möchte ich noch beitragen und zwar, warum ich denke, es eher nicht "Ich kam wegen der Deutschen" heißen kann, da hierfür wohl die Pluralform "Germans" vonnöten wäre, die aber im Ausgangssatz nicht vorlag, weshalb es Singular sein müsste. "Ich kam wegen der Deutschen" should formulated (I came for the Germans), but I could also wrong, my English isnt the best actual. But maybe it possible, that "wegen" is a correct translation for "for". In that case, it could formulated "Ich kam wegen des Deutsch(s) (Duden)". That is also a good Translation. But i think, both are possible.
@@urkern988 vielleicht verstehe ich da etwas falsch, aber meinte Szilágyi Péter überhaupt den Kommentator, oder meinte er/sie sich selbst? So habe ich es nämlich aufgefasst: Dass Szilágyi Péter wegen der Deutschen Kommentare oder sowas auf das Video geklickt hat.
@@krito5832 Und ich dachte, er kam deswegen, weil er es sich eben nicht vorstellen konnte, dass ein prominenter Engländer einfach mal Deutsch sprechen kann. Zumindest schaue ich mir ein Video an, wegen des Inhalts und manchmal leider auch wegen des Titels, aber ich kann mir nicht vorstellen, dass man nur wegen der Kommentare anonymer Zeitgenossen ein Video aufruft. Und ich finde, gerade der zweite Satz, mit der von Lee gesprochenen Weisheit, deutet irgendwie darauf hin, dass er, als er den Kommentar verfasste, vor allem wegen des Kuriosums des deutschsprechenden Lees dieses Video anklickte und wohl auch genoss. Denn die meisten der Kommentare, gerade die, welche viele Likes haben, sind doch eher wenig von Weisheit durchzogen, um nicht zusagen, entbehrlich und unsinnig.
He also speaks Italian, French, and Spanish fluently. And moderately proficient in Sweedish, Russian, and Greek and "conversational in Mandarin Chinese. He also played Dracula, a Bond villain, Sherlock and Mycroft Holmes. He was Death. He was Lucifer. He was Count Dooku. He was Saruman. He was Lord Summerisle. He recorded a heavy metal concept album about Charlemagne. He hunted Nazis in WWII. He was part of a secrete agent unit called The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare. When told by Peter Jackson to imagine how a man being stabbed in the back sounds, he told him he didn't have to imagine it. Ya, so he's pretty awesome.
Happily married for 55 years, served in the army, has fulfilled his passion and has taken on unforgettable and iconic roles by acting in over 200 films, and can speak multiple languages. This right here is the best possible life you could wish for. He’s such an inspiration.
@@jacksilverlight407 I thought so too first. But when you listen carefully you still hear the soft sound of "ch" around the following "e". The "ch" is just pronounced faster than usual. Listen to it on 0.5x or 0.25x and you will hear more clearly.
He was an SOE agent during WW2 and he obviously survived the war. Which means that the German officers also didn't recognize his non German origin. I can't blame them, I would have also fallen for it.
We can try to make it better. "Even though you can’t expect to defeat the absurdity of the world, you must make that attempt. That’s morality, that’s religion. That’s art. That’s life." -Phil Ochs
"Do you speed German" "No, not very well" Continues to spell incredibly well. I miss him. Just that feeling that he's no longer on the earth hurts a bit to think about
@@labernaut9260 junge was labberst du du Stück kacke Was für warum erwischt es die guten Leute, ist ja nicht so dass er mit Mitte zwanzig gestorben ist. Komm mal klar
As a german I must say, his german is actually really good. Its not easy for not native speakers and his is really good. Also, I like how humble he was while speaking about movies he was in. He was an incredibly talented actor and still is so humble. What a great guy. One of the actors I really miss. RIP
I can't get enough of these videos. The world is lesser without Sir Christopher Lee in it. As a fan of TLOTR and Star wars, i'll forever be grateful that he was "lucky" enough to be cast in them. He's the greatest actor ever and he is sorely missed.
A humble man "I wasn't succ the film's were successful. I was lucky, very lucky". Such an example, wow. We could all learn a thing or two of humility and being humble. A great actor recognizes the franchise's and stories he gets to be apart of and his role in them and that it's an honor for him to do so. What a great man he was, wish I could have met him. Maybe one day in heaven.
@@Zero-vu8se geh mal nach Baden Würtemberg und Bayern. Wie die reden ist weder charmant noch lustig. Die missbrauchen die deutsche Sprache. Ich bin aus Köln und ehre das Hochdeutsch🤣
@@tilllindemann2974 in den Städten in Bayern ist so gut wie alles ganz normal Hochdeutsch, wenn man in die ländliche Gegend geht muss ich dir nur zustimmen.
@@JanFelsenheimer He is an ex-RAF officer that being positioned in the Special Operation Executive, acting as an agent that conducted espionage and conspiracy behind enemy line in WW2, had served as both Finnish and British officer. His early life is worthy to be made as film though.
@@JanFelsenheimer yeah and just to add onto that, Christopher Lee was a nazi hunter and he may have stabbed a few nazis to death during WW2 while serving in the special forces.
It's so weird. For me as a german he seems to have almost to none accent when he talks german. In the german dubbing of "The Last Unicorn" he even dubbed himself in german.
Stimmt. Ich hab auch zuerst nach einem Akzent gesucht, aber der spricht einfach perfekt Deutsch. Ich mein, klar er lallt ein wenig, er klingt dabei halt wie deutscher Rentner
@@PersonausdemAll hab das auch erst später rausgefunden und war auch sehr stunned 😄 darum klingt der haggard auch so episch, lees stimme ist einfach so stark.
He spoke more than 5 languages if I recall. A trained singer too. He was a man's man, and was completely fascinating man. He also was a trained fencer.
@@ilias3121 I know people who are great at learning languages, but know very little, or nothing, about history, physics, general knowledge, and the knowledge that you need to be considered intelligent. But, he's probably intelligent, I don't know..
I love the fact that he is so humble. How he says that the lodr wasn't successfull because of him but that he was lucky to be in it... Just shows that he's really appreciative. Thumbs up for Christopher Lee.
Das ist leider für viele Menschen ein Grund daß sie sich nicht in fremden Sprachen zu sprechen wagen. Natürlich macht jeder Mensch Fehler. Daraus lernt man. Kein Grund auf dem "spokes" herumzureiten. Jedenfalls kapierte sogar der letzte Depp was ausgedrückt werden sollte. Dafür wurden die Sprachen entwickelt. Nicht für die Grammatik oder fehlerfreie Deklination.
The king in The Last Unicorn which he voiced himself (in geman) always fascinated me. Long before i knew who Christopher Lee was. The voice and accent was and is just amazing.
As a german I find it really impressive that his pronouncation is actually crystal clear, you could nearly mistake him for being german if it wasn't for the intonation that was hinting that he didn't find the words he was looking for right away.
@Kaneki Ken wrong, it's that a sith *deals* in absolutes,Obi Wan's statement was an absolute in itself,but it wasn't an action,which means that this quote is NOT contradictory to itself. I'm sick of hearing the same shit. Jedi were always open to negotiation
@Kaneki Ken first of all,real mature there pal,wouldn't expect more from the likes of you."Hurt your feelings?" hasn't been an insult since the dawn of time. Secondly, if it's a joke then it's a really overused and a poorly thought out one ,as it doesn't make a damn sense and just so we're clear,nothing pisses me off more than people repeating the same shit over and over again that is, on top of all, factually wrong. Jesus fucking Christ people can't even express their dislike towards a goddamn meme without being joked at, *sheesh*
@Kaneki Ken what? I don't understand what you're fucking talking about,but I wouldn't go as low as to delete your comments. Fuck off please,your comment is nice and public Edit: nevermind, it's gone
Er hat Dooku so gut gespielt, jetzt ist er von uns gegangen 😓. Er war so sympathisch und freundlich, so ein lebensfroher Mensch. Was eine Legende R.I.P.
everybody gangsta till count dooku speaks German
7 films wow
its kaiser dooku now.
I’ve been trained in your German arts by Count Dooku.
heil Dooku
*Willy Wonka's father
your germen is impressive, Dooku
and saruman,imagine being two iconic villans of the 2 biggest franchises cooliest actor ever
German*
Hello There!
@@generalkenobi4322!
He lost his head studing German
Sir Christopher Lee is the real life “most interesting man in the world” War veteran, former SAS agent, actor, has a heavy metal album, James Bonds villain, and of corse Sith Lord
White wizard in Middle Earth
& Vampire
Epic voice
Wizard in The Blades organization of Elder Scrolls
you are forgetting that hes a DENTIST
Him after everyone sees him speak German:
*signature look of superiority*
*Good, twice the languages, double the memes*
@@Manuelx98.
TU ES!
I expect no less from the count
I mean, objectively, Christopher Lee is a superior man. Still miss him to this day
@@Manuelx98. he knows like 7 or 8 languages
Twice the languages, double the linguistic competence
An elegant jest, for a more civilized age
- Christopher Lee was a British lord of linguistics so powerful and wise he could even casually speak German.
- Is it possible to learn this power?
- Not from the French.
Chancellor linguistics lords are our speciality
My linguistics capability has double since we last met count
@@MasonGreenWeed The Merriam-Webster dictionary is a pathway to many abilities some consider to be unnatural.
Interviewer: "Do you speak German?"
Count Dooku: "Nicht so gut..."
u mean saruman :D
@@mayo1273 You mean Dracula
Nicht sehr gut
u mean the mummy
His German is outstanding! ( At least the few sentences here). Actually no accent and his grammar is also perfect.
Bruningable Agreed!
He synchronized himself in the german version of The last Unicorn as King Hagarth! He is solid in the few sentences.
Makes sense. I don't know anything about Germain but I do know that good old Count Dooku here was part of the British special forces in WWII, a field I assume where speaking perfect German helps.
Not 100% perfect
He was too modest, he knew several languages quiete well, I adore these people, just know three myself and not very well.
this moment you miss somebody you never got to know...
I spend more time with this man then I did my husband 😝
DucatiQueen
does he know? ;)
+Rob Scribbleclaw rofl, yes.......and it wasn't the way you think 😉
+DucatiQueen that's what all the girls say :B
@@DucatiQueen well hes dead now
“I don’t speak German”
Proceeds to speak with the best German accent I’ve heard from native English speakers
The even the the german dub for "The Last Unicorn".
Yeah im German and I agree. It sound really good :D
He didn't even sound any different. Woah, He's actually a German pretending to be British!!!
Yes, it was nearly flawless, quite impressive.
It's good but let's not overstate it. There are better non native german speakers.
"No, not so well. No, I can't speak German very well. I didn't study. I never learned. (How did you learn?) I sang and trained. (Can you sing for us now?) No, I've done that twice, no more."
Thanks for that translation, man.
Proud of myself because I got the parts of him not speaking it good and
NO I will not sing 😂
We all know he had a different reason to learn German
I didnt need it funny part is im swedish.
He said "Ich habe gesungen [I've sung] und *gedreht* [filmed]" -- not "sung and trained."
Chris: "I don't speak german so well..."
Also Chris: - speaks perfectly german -
Definetly not perfect as a German, can hear an accent with ease there
Those who say there is no accent, they're lying. It's not too bad but not too good
@@Scythical i'm german and i can say in comparison to other American people, his german is incredibly good
@@Scythical
not perfect as a german? you must be kidding!
these days not even Germans can speak proper German because of the RTL shitty reality series...
@@sabo3978 Christopher Lee's English...
@@TheCloverskull i don't give a damn, he's a native English speaker, English people don't speak better german than American people, so it makes no difference
His voice truly sounds incredible in no matter what language
The fact that this guy was never at least nominated for an Oscar or a golden globe is insane to me. Such a talent, and he will be missed.
_This is outrageous, it’s unfair!_
Very true. Sir Lee is an absolute legend.
I think the unanimous adoration of his fans and colleagues is _far_ more important than some useless shelf ornament.
@@VeryUselessPerson Appreciate your brutal honesty, lol. But yeah, true.
@@G31M1 😂😂😂
His German pronunciation is impeccable.
He has been trained in our language… by Count Dooku!
@@reellezahl no by Saruman
@@reellezahl xdd
I agree.
I am german and cant speak it nearly as good as he does. It is basically flawless. if i dont watch the video and just listen i wouldnt know that its not his native tongue.
"My dancing skills have doubled since the last we met."
"Good, twice the boogie, double the woogie!"
Also in den Sekunden, in denen er Deutsch spricht, wie z.B. die Erklärung wie er Deutsch lernte, höre ich keinen Akzent heraus. Well done!
Moritz Garcia ABER wie er sagt, hat nie Deutsch gelernt. Stimmt, dass er einfach gut spricht. Es ist so gut, wenn jemand ohne Akzent spricht??? Warum?
Francisco Lohrmann Ich denke, er reagierte einfach bescheiden und scheint mehr Angst davor haben sprachliche Fehler zu machen und ging deswegen dem ganzen aus dem Weg. Effektiv hat er offensichtlich ein hervorragendes Sprachgefühl und Sprachohr gehabt, sonst hätte er niemals so schnell sprachlich adaptieren können. Beeindruckend.
+Francisco Lohrmann Er hat schon einen Akzent, aber was er sagt, ist fehlerfrei. Allerdings hatte er Probleme, die auf Deutsch gestellte Frage gegen Ende zu verstehen.
willst du ihn deutsch sprechen hören, dann schaue einfach das cartoon "das letzte einhorn". da spricht er auch in der deutschen fassung seinen charakter.
@@francisford100 er hat es nie studiert/gelernt. Damit meint er wohl, er hat es nie systematisch studiert oder gelernt. Aber er hatte vermutlich viel Talent.
It's funny hearing him saying "Boogie Woogie" with that wizard voice
I love that we live in a world where Christopher Lee saying "Boogie Woogie" is a thing that exists.
Lol Count Dooku saying “Twice the pride, double the Boogie Woogie”
Yeah
@@ThatDangerousWolf thank you lol
@@ThatDangerousWolf hello there
The man with the best voice in history, everyone. Makes any language sound one thousand times better
Came for the German. Stayed for the incredible wisdom this man speaks.
Du kamst für das Deutsch? Und du bliebst für die von ihm gesprochene unglaubliche Weisheit?
@@urkern988 did you translated this? I mean: "Du kamst für das Deutsch". Sure it doesn't mean "Ich kam wegen der Deutschen"?
@@krito5832
Ne, weil das semantisch überhaupt keinen Sinn ergäbe. Es war nicht die Intention des Kommentators, für die Deutschen zu kommen (welche denn überhaupt? Die Kommentatoren des Videos, die Reporter? Andere Deutsche gibt es in diesem Fall nicht), sondern für das Deutsch des Engländers Christopher Lee, welches er gesprochen hören wollte.
Ja, ich habe den Satz eigenständig versucht, zu übersetzen und ich glaube, es ist mir gelungen. Leider ist mein Englisch zu schlecht, als das ich das von mir Geschriebene vernünftig ins Englische übertragen könnte, ansonsten würde ich noch verlacht, weshalb ich auf Deutsch antworte.
Aber eines möchte ich noch beitragen und zwar, warum ich denke, es eher nicht "Ich kam wegen der Deutschen" heißen kann, da hierfür wohl die Pluralform "Germans" vonnöten wäre, die aber im Ausgangssatz nicht vorlag, weshalb es Singular sein müsste.
"Ich kam wegen der Deutschen" should formulated (I came for the Germans), but I could also wrong, my English isnt the best actual.
But maybe it possible, that "wegen" is a correct translation for "for".
In that case, it could formulated "Ich kam wegen des Deutsch(s) (Duden)". That is also a good Translation.
But i think, both are possible.
@@urkern988 vielleicht verstehe ich da etwas falsch, aber meinte Szilágyi Péter überhaupt den Kommentator, oder meinte er/sie sich selbst? So habe ich es nämlich aufgefasst: Dass Szilágyi Péter wegen der Deutschen Kommentare oder sowas auf das Video geklickt hat.
@@krito5832
Und ich dachte, er kam deswegen, weil er es sich eben nicht vorstellen konnte, dass ein prominenter Engländer einfach mal Deutsch sprechen kann. Zumindest schaue ich mir ein Video an, wegen des Inhalts und manchmal leider auch wegen des Titels, aber ich kann mir nicht vorstellen, dass man nur wegen der Kommentare anonymer Zeitgenossen ein Video aufruft.
Und ich finde, gerade der zweite Satz, mit der von Lee gesprochenen Weisheit, deutet irgendwie darauf hin, dass er, als er den Kommentar verfasste, vor allem wegen des Kuriosums des deutschsprechenden Lees dieses Video anklickte und wohl auch genoss. Denn die meisten der Kommentare, gerade die, welche viele Likes haben, sind doch eher wenig von Weisheit durchzogen, um nicht zusagen, entbehrlich und unsinnig.
He also speaks Italian, French, and Spanish fluently. And moderately proficient in Sweedish, Russian, and Greek and "conversational in Mandarin Chinese. He also played Dracula, a Bond villain, Sherlock and Mycroft Holmes. He was Death. He was Lucifer. He was Count Dooku. He was Saruman. He was Lord Summerisle. He recorded a heavy metal concept album about Charlemagne. He hunted Nazis in WWII. He was part of a secrete agent unit called The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare. When told by Peter Jackson to imagine how a man being stabbed in the back sounds, he told him he didn't have to imagine it.
Ya, so he's pretty awesome.
LXnavarro23 He does not speak Spanish fluently...
1codcod Yes he does
LXnavarro23
He does not. I'm a native speaker of Spanish and when I heard him was terrible, his spanish is horrible.
1codcod He's gotten better
LXnavarro23
Stop lying, fanboy.
“ I don’t speak German that well “
Lady: Do it ...
Plot twist: He is actually German and learned English at school.
lol
No. He was british
@@sop4250 r/whooosh
@@SoulmateFM Whoosh
@@sop4250 bri sh
This sounds like he did a voice over of himself.
WARNING I am the unprettiest human YTer worldwide. Take the hint, dear sha
@@AxxLAfriku stfu
He actually did that in the last unicorn, when he synchronized King Liam's voice in English and German.
@@foxy3711 I read unicorn as unicron and I thought he was into Transformers too. 😂😂
@@ChristianProtossDragoon I could see Christopher Lee voicing Unicron. Too bad it never happened.
I could listen to his voice forever. Rest in peace, legend.
Happily married for 55 years, served in the army, has fulfilled his passion and has taken on unforgettable and iconic roles by acting in over 200 films, and can speak multiple languages. This right here is the best possible life you could wish for. He’s such an inspiration.
Ja natürlich
Buggy buggy
Zeichentäck
also is above Sean Bean in movie death count
How is serving in the army on that list?
and playing fucking metal at like 80 years old or more
@@Biohazard163 as a service to the country?
"Zeichentrick"
So clean.
l0beda0st tomoki, aus sora no otoshimono, bist du es?
No he said zeickentrick
@Leon Chameleon At 1:08
@@jacksilverlight407 I thought so too first. But when you listen carefully you still hear the soft sound of "ch" around the following "e". The "ch" is just pronounced faster than usual. Listen to it on 0.5x or 0.25x and you will hear more clearly.
@@Shermannator you are right, at first I also caught "Zeickentrick" but on second try I heard him saying "Zeichentrick" on normal speed.
Christopher Lee was a great actor, and a greater Man!
I think, One of the few people who is truly loved by everyone
"Zeichentrick", "Untertitel" - That sounds perfect.... are you sure he was not German? Secretly?
He was an SOE agent during WW2 and he obviously survived the war.
Which means that the German officers also didn't recognize his non German origin.
I can't blame them, I would have also fallen for it.
@@bobuscesar2534 Wait he was? Really?
@@EclipsedYamiOld yes, in the special of lotr he told some stories
Oh, wow. First reading the "is" in the 5 year old comments and now the "was" here just hurts. Rest in peace Christopher Lee!
He was a Nazi hunter after the war so im sure the german was really useful when tracking them down.
Now that he learned to speak german, he has becone more powerful than any jedi
Is it possible to learn that power?
@@WetaMantis not from a German interviewer...
@@deldia hahahahaha Was ? oh mein gott hahahaha
RIP Christopher wish I could see more of your acting
"The world is a sorry place, what can we do about it." I hope he passed knowing that he made it a better place.
WHAT HE DED?
@@beafraidofinsectattack Yeah, back in 2015
@@nicolasmichiels9972 Oh... Thanks for telling when
We can try to make it better.
"Even though you can’t expect to defeat the absurdity of the world, you must make that attempt. That’s morality, that’s religion. That’s art. That’s life."
-Phil Ochs
"Do you speed German"
"No, not very well"
Continues to spell incredibly well.
I miss him. Just that feeling that he's no longer on the earth hurts a bit to think about
Well he's under the earth
I think that this joke only works in German...
@@fredriksei no no it was good
oh my god this comment is hilarious
A Sith Lord, who’s part of the secret service, who wields a red lightsaber to fight Nazi’s while being able to speak German.
and while with his left hand he is spinning an Istar like a top.
Also a white Wizard of middle earth, a dentist, a member of a metal band, a vampire among many others
RIP Christopher Lee! We all will forever love you!
@Rodrigo Sanchez yes that is true
Was für eine Legende, ruhe in Frieden mein Freund
vor allem "mein freund"... 🙄
Er ist tot?
@@wolfgangpetersen6203 ja 😢😢
Was, ich wusste nicht, dass er starb. 😰😭😓
So ein sympathischer und guter Mensch.
Warum erwischt es immer die Leute :(
R.I.P. Mein Freund
@@labernaut9260 junge was labberst du du Stück kacke
Was für warum erwischt es die guten Leute, ist ja nicht so dass er mit Mitte zwanzig gestorben ist.
Komm mal klar
His german voice sounds like the german dubbed voice for count dooku.
He might've done the dub himself?
He dubbed a few of his roles
cant remember he spoke in star wars..
@@krito5832 he had a few lines, he also voiced Dooku in the pilot episode of Clone Wars
@@krito5832 😂
Title: mentions Germany
Germans:
Dieser Kommentarbereich fällt nun unter die Verwaltung der Bundesrepublik Deutschland!
Peaky blinders?
@@TheCreedEvolution ?
Ein Land, ein reich, ein Kommentarbereich
Jedes. Mal
Es gibt keine Ausnahmen!
What a striking man he was. Erudite & extremely intelligent.
Beautiful speaking voice & not surprised his singing voice was equally beautiful.
This actor is amazing... and he's over 90 years old!!!
Rip
How ironic it is that the title is "He spokes german very good!"
His humility never ceases to amaze me. I’ve been missing him incredibly recently despite my never having known him.
As a german I must say, his german is actually really good. Its not easy for not native speakers and his is really good.
Also, I like how humble he was while speaking about movies he was in. He was an incredibly talented actor and still is so humble. What a great guy. One of the actors I really miss. RIP
i miss em too lad, he was great
He’s getting flashbacks when he was killing them nazis
Also against Commies. This man was volunteer in Soviet-Finnish war :O
@@jarskil8862 This guy is literally a Skyrim character😂😂😂😂 He has done everything you can think of
Hahahah
@@jarskil8862 hard time beliving that
@@mongke7858 He did not plan to take over the world yet.
Hearing Sir Christopher Lee say ‘Boogie Woogie’ completes me
he spoke better german then this german reporter english
than*
His German was better than the *German* spoken by the reporters. "Woher sprechen Sie dann deutsch?" is not a German sentence.
@@BarelloSmith of course it is.
J B
The grammar is correct but it makes no sense semantically. It should be "Woher können Sie denn dann Deutsch? ".
@@BarelloSmith Bist du deutsch? Sie meinte damit: Wenn sie es nicht dadurch gelernt haben, wie denn dann?
Always remember, kids. No matter who you are or what you do, Christopher Lee will always be cooler than you.
Lemmy kilmister was pretty cool too
He was the only Human who was Dracula, Saruman and Dooku in one
This inspires me to try and be great so that Chris lee can be better
Ain't that the truth 🙏
Remember, kids: a
No matter where you go, Christopher lee was there first! 😉
I can't get enough of these videos. The world is lesser without Sir Christopher Lee in it. As a fan of TLOTR and Star wars, i'll forever be grateful that he was "lucky" enough to be cast in them. He's the greatest actor ever and he is sorely missed.
Serious, intimidating, charming at the same time.
We will never see his like again
He deals well with somewhat daft questions/reporters. That is a skill in itself. And his linguistic skills are impressive.
A humble man "I wasn't succ the film's were successful. I was lucky, very lucky". Such an example, wow. We could all learn a thing or two of humility and being humble. A great actor recognizes the franchise's and stories he gets to be apart of and his role in them and that it's an honor for him to do so. What a great man he was, wish I could have met him. Maybe one day in heaven.
Christopher Lee is brilliant and a great example of a true British gentleman.
"Ich kann nicht so gut Deutsch."
Meme! Spricht besser und vor allem schöner Deutsch als ein Großteil der Deutschen.
Wenn man sich nur meine Generation von Jugendlichen ansieht, verliere selbst ich die Hoffnung, dass wir es zu irgendwas bringen werden. XD
@@Zero-vu8se geh mal nach Baden Würtemberg und Bayern. Wie die reden ist weder charmant noch lustig. Die missbrauchen die deutsche Sprache. Ich bin aus Köln und ehre das Hochdeutsch🤣
@@tilllindemann2974 in den Städten in Bayern ist so gut wie alles ganz normal Hochdeutsch, wenn man in die ländliche Gegend geht muss ich dir nur zustimmen.
Meme?
Genau das dachte ich auch xd
Sein deutsch isr besser als von manchen deutschen trotzdem R.I.P Lee
He learned it for a reason back in the day...
Haha, spying the German in WW2
@@williemherbert1456 is that true? Because if it is true, it would be very funny xD
@@JanFelsenheimer He is an ex-RAF officer that being positioned in the Special Operation Executive, acting as an agent that conducted espionage and conspiracy behind enemy line in WW2, had served as both Finnish and British officer. His early life is worthy to be made as film though.
@@JanFelsenheimer yeah and just to add onto that, Christopher Lee was a nazi hunter and he may have stabbed a few nazis to death during WW2 while serving in the special forces.
@@JanFelsenheimer he knows what a man sounds like when being stabbed in the back ua-cam.com/video/adJdBSdMGKU/v-deo.htmlm25s
Its not normal for english speaking people speaking the "ch" and "sch" in german so good, as he did!! Well done Christopher.
"sch" is just "sh" like in "shower" lol not very difficult
Or like the "s" in "semmi" (pronounced "sch" or "sh")
Eichhörnchen HAHAHHA
@@a.gervalla6258 Természetessen
na ja, wenn man das Singen so krass übt, dann achtet man noch genauer auf die Aussprache!
@@bencehorvath6094 > like the "s" in "semmi" (pronounced "sch" or "sh")
Häää?
there's never been a man who was more of a legend than a British spy, count duku, a vampire, and a evil wizard
Don't forget Willy Wonka's father. 😉
He seems to be a very patient person. Very interested in so many things. A great thinker. I'd love to talk to him for a while.
i met him once.amazing charisma
It's so weird. For me as a german he seems to have almost to none accent when he talks german. In the german dubbing of "The Last Unicorn" he even dubbed himself in german.
Stimmt. Ich hab auch zuerst nach einem Akzent gesucht, aber der spricht einfach perfekt Deutsch. Ich mein, klar er lallt ein wenig, er klingt dabei halt wie deutscher Rentner
Was echt?😱 den wollte ich eh mal wieder gucken. Ich wusste gar nicht dass er da spricht
@@PersonausdemAll hab das auch erst später rausgefunden und war auch sehr stunned 😄 darum klingt der haggard auch so episch, lees stimme ist einfach so stark.
@@Dirty_Davos Die Macht war stark in ihm.🤓😆
@@PersonausdemAll Er spricht dort den König Hagart :-)
He was such a happiness inducing personality. Didnt know its possible to miss someone you never knew, RIP Sir Grandpa 😭
His voice is so calming
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@Daniel Glass wieso nazi weist du überhaupt was das ist
@Daniel Glass was erwartet man auch von nem russen
He spoke more than 5 languages if I recall. A trained singer too. He was a man's man, and was completely fascinating man. He also was a trained fencer.
He is a real legend.
His german is excellent!
Holy shit, what an intelligent man. Shame about the crappy questions they were asking him.
true
just because you speak several languages does not mean you are intelligent.
@@krito5832 that means you are intellegent
@@ilias3121
I know people who are great at learning languages, but know very little, or nothing, about history, physics, general knowledge, and the knowledge that you need to be considered intelligent.
But, he's probably intelligent, I don't know..
Really Exactly thank you Sir Christopher Lee speak 🎩
I love the fact that he is so humble.
How he says that the lodr wasn't successfull because of him but that he was lucky to be in it... Just shows that he's really appreciative. Thumbs up for Christopher Lee.
What a lad!
Rest in piece big man
Coming here on his birthday, what a wonderful human being and actor, rest in peace
Yea he "spokes" German really well better than some people type English
lol. Damn. :)
Yeah, realized that too
Das ist leider für viele Menschen ein Grund daß sie sich nicht in fremden Sprachen zu sprechen wagen. Natürlich macht jeder Mensch Fehler. Daraus lernt man. Kein Grund auf dem "spokes" herumzureiten. Jedenfalls kapierte sogar der letzte Depp was ausgedrückt werden sollte. Dafür wurden die Sprachen entwickelt. Nicht für die Grammatik oder fehlerfreie Deklination.
@thelombax2006 Same! XD
@@matthiasschmatz8101
*t. brainlet normie
Thank you UA-cam algorithm, for bring me back to Christopher Lee. Bless his soul.
Christopher Lee is one of the coolest and most chill actors out there, it's a shame that he died...
One german word in the video...
Germans:
Wibidi wabedi this is our probety
Well german is spoken by many ppl. Like 100 million id say native speakers
@@tilllindemann2974 dieser Kommentar bereich steht unter deutscher besetzung 😂
Ahahahaha omg I was just reading such an comment
Lol
I still miss Christopher Lee, what a lovely person he was, so nice to talk to. Much love to Christopher Lee always. 😢❤🎉❤❤
HE SOUND BADASS WHEN SPEAKING GERMAN!!! OMGGG I LOVE HIM MORE NOW!!!!!!!!
This man had such a presence, and what a perfect gentleman too. So honoured to have met him.
“What do we do about it? Everything we can, when we can.”
When I hear him say this, I feel like it’s gonna be alright.
He was a legend. He did so many things in his long life. He even sung heavy metal right up to the end
I still miss Christopher Lee :( what a great actor.
So ein feiner, alter Herr... Höflich, bescheiden, humorvoll... 💗
The king in The Last Unicorn which he voiced himself (in geman) always fascinated me. Long before i knew who Christopher Lee was. The voice and accent was and is just amazing.
He's using the power of the dark side to speak German
His german is totally perfect. No trace of an accent, just classic high german. Simply amazing, Sir Christopher Lee!
how can someone be so awesome?!
Christopher was always the best, no matter what the movie was or the character ! Love him xx
“He *spokes* German very good!”
But spokes English very good you do not.
speak or speak not, there is no spoke
@@hippieschmutz5484 Lol
But what about the droid attacks on the Wookiee?
@@objectifymutahar1869 you had one job
Perfectly executed joke, Yoda my friend
the greatest of the greatest
So modest and beautiful, love love love him to pieces.
As a german I find it really impressive that his pronouncation is actually crystal clear, you could nearly mistake him for being german if it wasn't for the intonation that was hinting that he didn't find the words he was looking for right away.
he didnnt try... he just did it.
"try not, do or do not, there is no try" - yoda
Only a sith deals in absolutes
@@Suo_kongque but instead absolute an Absolute it self.
@Kaneki Ken wrong, it's that a sith *deals* in absolutes,Obi Wan's statement was an absolute in itself,but it wasn't an action,which means that this quote is NOT contradictory to itself. I'm sick of hearing the same shit. Jedi were always open to negotiation
@Kaneki Ken first of all,real mature there pal,wouldn't expect more from the likes of you."Hurt your feelings?" hasn't been an insult since the dawn of time. Secondly, if it's a joke then it's a really overused and a poorly thought out one ,as it doesn't make a damn sense and just so we're clear,nothing pisses me off more than people repeating the same shit over and over again that is, on top of all, factually wrong. Jesus fucking Christ people can't even express their dislike towards a goddamn meme without being joked at, *sheesh*
@Kaneki Ken what? I don't understand what you're fucking talking about,but I wouldn't go as low as to delete your comments. Fuck off please,your comment is nice and public
Edit: nevermind, it's gone
R.I.P. Christopher, simply an incredible actor and performer.
Kinda sad that they asked him some provoking questions towards the end. Still he managed to answer them in a good fashion. What a legend.
The man was so good in the lost art of being a proper gentleman.
Wieso wird es mir jetzt vorgeschlagen nach 12 Jahren ?😂
Dito
UA-cam eben, macht keinen Sinn.
Und genau das... habe ich mich auch eben gefragt.
Weil es 2009 noch keinen Vorschlagsystem gab geführt durch eine AI - und es trendet momentan.
Dumme Fragen, dumme Antworten.
Leat fingies
Sir Christopher Lee is the kind of person who completes all side quests sincerely
Er hat Dooku so gut gespielt, jetzt ist er von uns gegangen 😓.
Er war so sympathisch und freundlich, so ein lebensfroher Mensch.
Was eine Legende
R.I.P.
eine :p
Ups, da hab ich wohl das -e vergessen :D
@@labernaut9260 Ich wollte eigentlich nur nerven :o
@@rkortak :O
"The world is a sorry place, a sad place." -Sir Christopher Lee
We should all feel ashamed.
One of the best, most talented performers of all time, you are sorely missed Sir Christopher!
"I seem to have exhausted the extent of my German"
That's quite perfect, his German sounds native and I think his English almost sounds more like his secondary language than his German ^^
What a legend man❤️. God bless him. Rest In Peace🙏
Count Dooku hätte ruhig mal in StarWars seine eigene Synchronisation übernehmen können.😂
Finde die deutsche Stimme vom Count aber auch sehr sehr gut.
Beim letzten Einhorn hat lee das sogar gemacht
Ihr seid ein narr ich bin in euren Jedi Künsten ausgebildet worden bei Count dooku
Dunkler Primat. Ich beherrsche die Kraft der Jedi. Aber ich bin ein unrelevanter Nebencharakter.
Das wäre nice