Colin Farrell & Brendan Gleeson on In Bruges | Film4 Interview Special
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- Опубліковано 22 січ 2018
- Director Martin McDonagh is joined by Colin Farrell and Brendan Gleeson to talk about the 2008 black comedy In Bruges. The film was McDonagh's first feature and also starred Ralph Fiennes and Clémence Poésy.
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one of the best films of all time. ridiculously underrated
Slootyboot
same. also the hole in the head of the boy - it`s actually not possible because the door through which the bullet went is on the boy`s left side and could`t hit him from the front. also the wound looks really fake. it`s nit picking, but when a film is *that* *good* smal flaws like this appear to be bigger. I love that movie, it`s one of a kind.
I never heard of it until I was at moviestop outside of Bragg, and found it in a bin for 4$. Best purchase ever.
It's not underrated by anyone who's seen it. Almost everyone I know who has seen it loves the film.
yeah but not many have seen it. so ...
echolot well said
Brendan Gleeson is an acting titan and he doesn't even have an Oscar nomination. Just tells you what an utter shitfest oscars are.
Yep agreed. Probably because he's got funny ears and doesn't look like he's been shat out of the Hollywood plastic machine.
Calvin Hobbes to be honest, both of them should have been nominated for best actor in 2009 with Farrell winning. None of the other nominees but maybe Mickey Rourke even came close to those masterful performances.
I'd say it might be because he is so brilliant in his roles that you hardly notice he is acting, you instantly believe that he is the character he is playing as. It makes him harder to notice.
I think Oscar is just a game. Some people wants to win that game, and some just not interested in it.
Well when you don't service the right Weinstein type do you even get a chance at them?
After finally having seen Three Billboards, and despite absolutely having loved it, I have to admit that In Bruges is still McDonagh's best film yet. There's something about In Bruges which makes it seem so particularly unique.
Agreed. I think the lack of Americans helps.
Mr. Tulip have you watched seven psychopaths? You’ll change your mind after watching that..
Seven Psychopaths is arguably his worst movie and essentially uncomparable to the subtlety of In Bruges
Seven Psychopaths is definitely his worst movie.
Bearded Pete i agree but the fact its still awesome show his genius
As someone who lives in Bruges (Brugge), i couldn't be more proud that this movie was made in my city. Great storyline, magnificent actors in one of the most beautiful cities in Europe.
I'm torn between loving the film and being grumpy because it attracted even more tourists.
The alcoves really are like a fucking fairytale, you know?
I agree with you 100%, when this film came out I was immensely pleased with something so brilliant being located somewhere so wonderful.
You are very lucky,I've visited bruges twice,and I love it.i wish I could afford to live there.
pretty fucking boring place though
Farrell's best performance by far. A really great flm
He's better in Miami Vice imho. But a lot of people under appreciate that film so his performance doesn't get much recognition either. Farrell is always great in whatever I have seen him in however
The Killing of a Sacred Deer.
The Lobster
True Detective
He's great in "Seven Psycopaths"
and "Minority Report"
"Of course you can't fockn see. I just shot a blank in your fockn eye."
Well to be honest it sounds like it's all your fault.
Ray's penultimate line, "cause at least in death or in prison, y'know, I wouldn't be in fuckin' Bruges!" had me in stitches the first time I saw this fantastic film. Very underrated line that sums up the character quite brilliantly imho.
Painfully underrated film, and an interested look at its creation.
Yes, I loved to hear how McDonagh's idea evolved from his own bipolar impression of Bruges.
It's not underrated at all. I think it's loved and respected by many. It was everywhere when it first got released. No one of know underrated it anyway.
@@rphanmurphy8385 underatted means not doing well in box office
Its a pretty high regarded film, it's not you'd ever want families sitting around watching it on holidays, or billboards in times square promoting it 🤣
@@giorgimancini7642 no it doesn’t you idiot.
I travelled to Brugge all the way from Canada because of this film. I absolutely loved it and would recommend visiting.
taro barf you heet the Canadian?
Did you grow up on a farm?
Did you check out the alcoves?
@@miked1869 nooks and crannies
@@miked1869 There are not many people around in these alcoves at Christmas time. If I were to murder a man I would murder him here. Are you sure this is the right word, alcoves?
One of the best films ever. All the characters are great, the script works well, it's hilariously funny and all the acting is top-notch.
God damn, I absolutely love Colin Farrell's accent.
Its a posh Dublin accent fyi. From Dalky or Blackrock, very wealthy areas of Dublin.
@@paulj4637 another set of posh twats
@@scottr640 posh my ballox hes trying to sound more inner city/northside Orignal Dub in this film
@@scottr640 Posh lol...
@@scottr640 as someone who grew up in the inner city i can tell you he does not sound posh
My favorite dark comedy.
Every time I hear someone mention "Bruges" I immediately hear Colin's voice in my head: "in Bruges?!" 😂
"In fookin' Bruges?!? No way....."
On a job??
One of my favorite movies with some of my favorite actors. Such a brilliant, layered script. I’d love a follow up, but honestly, best to leave a gem like this alone.
That said: Back to Bruges. Hmmmmm
DPhoto Completely agree with that comment, they should really leave it as it is bc it's so perfect, but I'd love to see another whole film of Colin Farrell stuck in fucking Bruges.
Right?!....he wakes up in the hospital with Chloë staring down at him. 'Where am I"......"You're in the hospital, in Bruges"
........."In BRUGES?!!"
Well said my friend,I concur 100%
I'd say 3 billboards, calvary and the guard are kind of like sequels
Yeah but (((SPOILERS))) it'll be missing something without Ken and Harry. That being said it can be interesting seeing Yuri and that skinhead having a more prominent role hahah
Colin Farrell looks cool with his hair like that.
Xanatos712 S E X Y
Hottest man I know of
Its always like that
Watch true detective s2 then lol
"What? On a job? Here in Bruges? Here in Bruges? On a job?" haha
Stayed in the hotel in Bruges that was in Bruge, in Bruge that they stayed in, in Bruges and watched in Bruges in Bruges .... True story
You made my day😄
Haha 😂 lol. Jealous! Need to do this!
Martin McDonagh looks like Sick Boy from Trainspotting
Rohan Narain you read my mind
I love his shhuuup indrawn breaths will he's speaking.
Like someone who was in the habit of always having a cigarette to suck on.
not really
More like sting imo
I bet he knows a lot about Sean Connery.
Brendan will always have a special place in my heart, not only because of his role as Hamish in Braveheart, but also as the father in that zombie movie 28 days.
scottishpride222 28 days later. 28 days is a movie with Viggo Mortensen
When Cillian and Brendan are on screen their accents slip, probably because their talking to eachother like fellow Irishmen.
U should watch the guard. He's awesome in that
@@andrewwhite107 yer Mammy wouldn't like that.
@@finnkdy I thought only black lads were drug delaers
Jeez, Colin Farrell is a good-looking man.
Stephen Johnson he's got real crazy eyes though
It's his fuzzy felt eyebrows that do it for me.
Yeah super good looking , guess good took his time on him
except when he isn't which is about 20% of the time
His eyebrows are so fucking furious.
Without a doubt, one of the best films i've ever seen.
What's a lollipop man doing knowing fucking karate?!?!
Apart from the Coen Brothers, I struggle to think of playwrights or screenplay writers with such a sharp, original edge as Martin McDonagh.
Nx Doyle David Lynch?
I'd actually put James Gunn up there with him. "Super" was an amazing movie and script with another type of weird, dark humor. Although I like the Guardians movies I'd love to see him do something else soon.
Don't forget Aaron Sorkin
Paul Thomas Anderson.
Edgar Wright
It's like a fookin' fairytale.
Colin Farrell is one of Ireland's gift to cinema.
Great actors 👍
Colin Farrell is the king
good film good acting
collin is a bad joke, although in this picture he's quite good.
"Bruges is a shithole"
-"Bruges is NOT a shithole"
"Briges IS a shithole"
This movie is brilliant from minute one to the ending
I hopped the pond on a business trip to Brussels. This was my third trip and I was still the small town boy, stunned by the beauty of Europe. Took a train on a saturday into Bruges. It was the closest thing I could ever imagine to travelling back in time to a medeval town. The cathedral blew me away.... A few years after, this movie came out and I put it on. The script, acting, all of it, amazing. Truly one of my all time favorite films and the icing on the cake was to watch it all played out in a place I had previously been. Sometimes, life is incredible.
Did you ever think, while watching *I could play the midget --I'd make a good midget*
Toldeo, Spain is like that for me. Beautiful, interesting....for about 3-4 days
Ralph Fiennes had the best lines, and his delivery was hilarious
YOU'RE AN INANIMATE FUCKING OBJECT!!!!!
One of my all time favourite films.
Very funny
Very dark
Very beautiful
And a fantastic gangster film.
It’s not really a gangster film
I have never seen it, can you describe what the plot really is and style/genre of film?
@@tomgebarowski8156dark comedy. The gangster/action is just the back story
Wonderful performances by Farrell and Gleeson. And yet Ralph Fiennes manages to steal every scene he's in. Greatness.
It's so nice people still care about this wonderful movie after so much time.
Go In Bruges 2018!
The Vietnamese!!!
..... You heet the Canadians.
Isn't that what the Vietnamese used to say?
Colin's eyebrows deserve an Oscar for this film.
That scene where he karate chops the little guy in the neck after doing a bunch of blow with him...classic.😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
"They're filming midgets!" gets me every time.
You weren't really shit, but you weren't all that great either.. Like Tottenham. 😂
haha i forgot that line and i watched it like 10 times, pissed myself all over again
haha same,
Great line, literally LOL
Love that line.. :D:D
thanks i didn't even understand the accent and don't follow football much.. i was just watching that scene wondering what ? when i saw your comment
Martin Mcdonagh is seriously talented. His recent film Three Billboards is a masterpiece and we need more writer/director filmmakers.
Probably my favourite film of all time. I watched it on a whim once because it had good reviews. I had no expectations going in since the synopsis did not appeal to me. I was so completely thrown and delighted by it's perfect blend of humor, drama, violence, etc. I still don't know what genre to peg it. An absolutely unique, brilliant film (And oh so quotable!)
Try *Killing Them Softly* as a movie I found to be similar in tone and juxtaposition in many ways. Loved both films
Bit of an unsung masterpiece honestly.
That adds to the reason for me liking it so much,hidden gem
One of my all time favorite movies. ❤️ Colin Farrell's eyebrows deserve their own acting credit.
I was just thinking that whilst watching this clip. 'Save the Caterpillars' comes to mind. Leonard Nimoy would've been envious!
This film was such a surprise to me when it came out. Really wasn't expecting it to be what it was at all. One of my favourite films.
Exactly the same here, mate. Went into it totally blind and not liking Colin Farrell at all. Came out totally surprised and delighted, liking Farrell and loving Gleeson. An absolute classic movie. Every couple of years, I watch it again and it still gets me.
“And truth be told,they only invented the chocolates to get to the kids “ 🤣🤣🤣
Two of my absolute favorite actors. Colin is SOO underated & Gleeson aswell is always naling his roles.
Farrell and Gleeson, two of the world's more famous and highly regarded actors, underrated? Come on, now.
seen The Guard? if not go and watch it now
Ralph Fiennes was equally amazing.
2 underrated actors.
A friend randomly invited me to see this when it was in theaters. I knew nothing about it, never had heard of it. One of my absolute favorite films :)
A truly brilliant movie.
Layers. It's got layers.
a cake has layers
Like an onion, or an ogre
Daniel Day Plainview not everybody likes onions
THE WORST EYE CONTACT EVER - COLLIN MOST.DISRESPECTFUL.
An ogre has layers
"You don't know karate-AAGH"
short ass ! 😉
where has this been for 10 years???????
In a cupboard somewhere! We thought we'd dust it off and put it online for all to see.
Film4 well thank you very much
Thank you!
I've watched it at least 3 times now
@@111oooo
Those are rookie numbers, me lad.
In Bruges is just the most delightful piece of Black Comedy ever created
“It’s all winding stairs, I’m not being funny, you ain’t going up there!”
In Bruges, Dark Knight, Whiplash and Trainspotting. I have watched each of these about 50 times.
Calvin Hobbes if new people I meet didn't like In Bruges - I'm out
Snatch too
Trainspotting - masterpiece
In Bruges - cool movie
Dark Knight - good action flick
Whiplash - did nothing for me
@@michaelm2889 yes, goodfellas is awesome. Layer cake also is, IMO, a brilliant gangster movie and the best one with Daniel Craig (followed by the girl with the dragon tattoo).
I also agree with Wolf of wall street. It came out to vulgar IMO.
The only thing I dont agree is gladiator. Massively overrated for me. Yet I do have some simpathy for it, because it was Oliver Reed last movie, I believe
All are endlessly rewatchable
I can easily state that this is one if my top3 favorite movies of all times. Everything met here: script, subject, actors, set, directing, characters, music... Not a single bad moment, everything is perfect in this movie. Which is rare.
A cracking film. Ralph Fiennes was the best for me which is saying something as both Colin Farrell and Brendan Gleeson were amazing.
I hope McDonagh makes another movie with Colin and Brendan
and sam rockwell
Dante D'amiko that will never happen, those guys hate each other.
@@octaviancaesarhibernicus4447 who?
McDonagh must of seen this comment
@@mitchellpowers5749 It's going to be great to see them two working under McDonagh again. So excited!
I love this movie, and i honestly did not know this was his film debut. Just recently saw Three Billboards, Martin McDonagh has some great films just waiting to be made
Both in the performances and in this interview you can see and feel the ownership the actors feel for the characters and the script. You can tell they are invested in the whole project. This was a partnership and, like the result of all good partnerships, the outcome is greater than the sum of its parts. And, like all truly great movies, at it's core is a truly stellar script. That hyper reality juxtaposed against the fairy tale backdrop and the ethereal cinematography. The dissonance, the contradiction, presented in such stark situation, language and action....allied to several perfect performances.... well, it's just sublime. It might be the best film of the last decade and it's certainly the best directorial debut I've ever seen.
Brendan Gleeson actually looks younger than he did 11 years ago.
Actually this video was done 10 years ago that's why, they just put it online now
And because films have makeup artists could also be why
The writing, the directing, the cinematography, every single performance, the music... it doesn't get better than this!
I watched tris film and immediately fell in love with Bruges, so much so that it became one of my goals in life to see it for myself. Coming from South America it wasn’t an easy feat as it would for Europeans or North Americans for whom seem easy enough, but I was able to go 2 years ago and I cannot describe how beautiful it is and how happy I was to be there.
Loved this movie! Excellent script, superb actors!
I didn't like Colin Farrell as an actor until I saw this movie. It is a great film. Ralph Fiennes is the icing on the cake. Is Bruges a metaphore for Pergatory? I feel the movie is "meaningful", but I'm too stupid to figure it out.
There's an analysis of this movie up on youtube somewhere, find it.
You don't say. I've had hemorrhoids more helpful than you, but thanks.
I’d recommend intermission,tigerland,saving Mr.banks and the killing of a sacred deer he’s great in them.
Purgatory *
I'd recommend you watch 'The Lobster' if you want more phenomenal Colin Farrell acting.
It's a dark comedy as well, although a bit slower than In Bruge.
@ 6'00........one of cinema's finest moments, just look at their faces, especially Brendan Gleeson.
Hands down, one of the greatest films ever made.
I'm glad that I'm so over the moon for Colin Farrell that you'll found me in the endless searching for his filmography. I came across this film and totally love it. Never been a fan of dark comedy with lotta shoot shoot bang bang scenes. But this one's gotta be my favourite of all time. Brilliant.
Seven Psychopaths is on a similar level to this (perhaps not quite as good... but very close).
Brendan's face at 6:00 has to be one of the funniest things an actor's ever done.
I have to watch this film every year. Tremendous. I can’t believe more people do not love and appreciate it.
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@@user-iw8ug8xj9g watching from Cheshire, England.. So glad you didn’t join boyzone mate it would have been a waste!
@@dantmatthias3361 it’s so amazing to be reached and supportive by fans from your awesome location 🙏🏼how long have you been streaming my contents here in the UA-cam hub?
thank you so much fiml4 for making this interview, this has been one of my favourite movies since i was 11
in bruges is without doubt my favorite movie of all time... and really inspiring to me too, considering it was his first feature. i return to this movie every 2 or 3 months, sharing it with a friend who hasnt seen it yet, and i always enjoy it (almost) as much as when i first saw it. the jokes still land even though i know theyre coming, the emotional beats are still as impactful, and the characters are still so instantly likeable
I am laughing so hard ("Back off shorty. You don't know karate…) going to watch it again. Beautiful, beautiful movie.
I am grateful everyday for In Bruges. It confirmed that the best movies defy genre
Why can’t all movie interviews be like this
My favourite movie for almost 4 years now. Didn't realize how great it was the first or the second time I watched it but I love it more and more with every view. Such a masterpiece. It has everything that a great movie needs in my opinion.
This movie actually "forced" me to take a trip to Belgium. It was great!!
is one of my favorite movies of all time, is epic! funny and brutal .. very underrated
Im glad they made this. This has been one of my favorite movies all time and will always hold a place in my heart. This movie brings me to tears and brings me laugh every time I watch it.
A truly brilliant movie. Just perfect.
Brilliant film with a dream like quality an excellent score and amazing performances. #Masterpiece
A good dream?
@@Hordil yeah,like a fairytale
I had heard about that Three Billboards film, didn't realise it was made by the same guy who made In Bruges. Couldn't have picked a better way to promote it because I'm definitely seeing it now.
MrSkinnyWhale see it, it's great!
Three Billboards was brilliant.
Also i should add that the climax of the movie was FANTASTIC
Three Billboards has McDonagh written all over it. That witty dialogue, fantastic darkness/light in character's personalities. More migets!
Anna McKenna I saw it, it was great!
A beautiful film. The music is so on point. The characters are drawn and played beautifully. Anybody touring a European city/town knows that exact feeling they manage to capture.
I simply adore this film, and the acting is sooooo fabulous!
A masterpiece. Truly unique and some thing else
This is the perfect movie for a cold winter day. Watched it at least 20 times and I’m already looking forward to watch it again soon.
When I read about this movie, I saw many good reviews and people calling it a masterpiece, but my god it it go above my expectation. The dialogues were so perfect and I love how we expect it to be a funny hitman story, but it quickly turns into a deep exploration of morality, guilt and self harm, and still had some really good humour sprinkled even in the dark and tense moments. this movie went above and beyond my expectations and is still one of my top 5 favourite movie ever.
Can't believe he was a first time director! I loved this film!
Great writing
Great direction
Great acting
Great film
One of my favorite films of all time. It's one of those movies I've seen many times and never get tired of it.
I watched this movie when it came out and as a teenager it had a massive impact on me. Just a simple but very brilliant movie.
masterpiece of a film.....
Cant express in words how much i love this movie
two of my favourite actors in my favourite film. amazing!
I had serious depression and this movie did help with it sometimes you just gotta embrace the pain and live on
Loved this movie, instant classic. Cheers from Uruguay!
Funny that 3 Billboards is a serious contender for best picture even thought that was easily my least favorite of McDonagh's films. Still a great movie yes, but In Bruges and 7 Psychopaths are both soooooooo good.
I tought Seven Psychopaths was a little uneven, but still good. I would put Three Billboards above Seven, but In Bruges is still the king
Watch it again
7 Psychopaths is my least favourite. In Bruges, 6 Shooter, Three Billboards.. not sure what order I would put them in. They're all gold to me. They all have a trademark McDonagh style about the dialogue. I need to watch 7 Psychopaths again though. I don't think it's a problem with the film. It's my own issue/personal taste which coloured the film for me.
I thought 7 Psychopaths was hilarious and completely original. Rockwell was a standout and I love Walken's monologue near the end.
The actors in 7 were better than the script but in "In Bruges" the characters were in perfect harmony with the script. As a whole and especially as a drama "In Bruges" tops 7 in every way. While 7 is still a good movie it is not a masterpiece.
A remarkable film. The chemistry between these two is unmatched
I watch this film annually every autumn just such a gem of a film
This is one of my favorite movies. It's such a surprise, Because when I first watched it I didn't know if it was gonna be good because the premise was strange to me since it was supposed to be serious, but they had a lot of funny bits in it. Overall it's a great movie.
One of my top 5 of all time. Brilliant film!!!
I think this is the only film I've watched more than like three times. I'm the type of person who gets bored rewatching things, but I've never been bored of In Bruges. I've shown it to all of my friends and I have to watch it every few months to make sure I'm not missing out on any aspect of it.
I finally went to Bruges almost 10 years after watching the film. Thought about these two the whole time! :)