Margaret Dell’Oglio I love that you love this movie. I thought it was underrated as well. His performance was great...I mean if you get right down to it there’s a lot of movies he’s been overlooked in. In Hollywood it’s known as “slapping the stud” you’re good looking, you have money, you have fame, you have women, but never the award
Perseus 1000 "hands,666" "n.r.f.,n.d.f." Churches thick saying and que pasa with Jesus "the one" alright you said eyelid confirmed Purse enough,and cacoon.The image industry a little bit,leafs. "Gothic Cathredal"
@@rakeshsharma3871 Lol i didnt mean it to sound like that. He's obviously still great looking I'm just sad about the passage of time. He can't really play like a typical hot lead. He has to play an older man now.
Not only is he a great actor, he has other interests in architecture, art, music, science (STEM), and nature ! He is so well rounded and seems so genuine. I would love to be able to meet him one day to talk, because he has so many interests ! 👍
I liked the movie; Brad Pitt did a great job, Eric Bana was great; it’s entertaining, exactly what movies should be, they aren’t supposed to be brain surgery.
Yeah and actually the movie did have some mistery and references but they don't have to actually tell 'look here is the reference' to understand them, he performed the character so well, but seems like he didn't understand it that well after all.
Great performance of Achilles from tyrant to sensitiveness at the end. Leadership at his best acting beyond the king of kings. Love this interview. Fibonacci numeric sequence has a lot on his face and beauty.
What an amazing person , very well spoken , very mellow and he just absolutely loves what he does in his acting career. The amount of love that he has for being with great personalities just inspires me because i also love being with people who mean something and have something to bring to the table , not talking about money of fame but just a personality , a character . Great respect for Brad Pitt and the movie is just the greatest i've seen it like 10 times.
Troy, one of my favorite roles for Brad Pitt.. I mean he was 40 y/o and those fight scenes looked so amazing!! He was definitely someone to love and hate in this role. So many powerful scenes in this film. Great interview & great job Brad!!
I was never a fan of Brad Pitt but his potrayal of Achilles was excellent. He imbibed the spirit of Achilles. The movements, the expressions, the soft moments, he transcended his own personality and he became the character. It's a high bar he's set.
Yes well if you are a fan of Achilles or epics like that then of course you want the best person in that role and I think he was. I liked the reluctant resentful hero attitude of him.
Omg I never knew Brad was such a nerd! Look at him, so eager to explain the movie and his character the right way, like his life depends on it 😀😀 beautiful AND cultured
i am straight and i don't like to admit that guys look good or attractive, but brad in the early 2000s is an 11 out of 10. no other guy that was crowned the "sexiest man alive" or something like that has the whole package brad has. no matter who you put next to him, really no matter who, most women would choose brad in his best looking shape.
The only two who could compete are Chris Hemsworth like right now and Jon Bon Jovi like Brad Pitt in mid 90s and early 00s. JBJ in the it’s my life era, Brad Pitt in Troy and Chris Hemsworth in Rush make a very tight competition in the sex appeal/looks department. If you ask me the three best looking male celebs ever : it’s Brad Pitt, Cris Hemsworth and Jon Bon Jovi.
Oh Charlie, I miss you every night. There was nobody to interview like you. This superb interview is all your doing. They have not replaced you. So Long! (2 May 2020)
TROY is a fantastic movie. Just When I thought Brad couldn't be a better actor, his portrayal as Achelias took him to a whole other level. He should have gotten an award. moho
Well,Bloom played a womanizing coward who let his family down and let Troy burn all for a woman so it was kind of a thankless part.But as you said, a great film nonetheless.
He based part of his character of Achilles on Chris Webber!! that is one of the most interesting things I have heard in a long time. SO random no one ever could have guessed.
Loved that movie, was totally underated. Brad was amazing and loved his character. One of my favorite movies of all times, think I watched it a million times.
I have started my journey into the epic ancient literature by starting to read the Iliad by Homer. Didn’t have the chance to read it when I was still a child or teenager. But better later than never. I find it truly captivating. Makes me feel like a Myrmidon favored by Gods under Achille’s command.
I read a book called" Loving Frank" , a life story of Frank Lloyd Wright, the famous Architect..I would like to see Brad play Frank when he is a little older late fifties early 60 ties..His life was amazing. I loved this book.. a must read book
This was 5 months after “Mr and Mrs Smith” started filming... you can see him already falling in love with Angelina, and the part about “getting everything on the table (with Jen) no matter how uncomfortable” being freeing... Courtney Cox said he told Jen he was attracted to Angelina. Angelina was even quoted saying “A few months in I realized ‘I can’t wait to get back to work’” referencing Brad. Man! Das what he’s talking about, and he prob hasn’t even fully admitted the extent of it to himself yet.
Probably one big mistake he made. Leave a good wife for someone who is younger and appeared physically more attractive to him at that time. But who am I to talk about it.. We never see what happens behind the curtain
I so agree that lighting and flow in architecture makes for a better mood in a space and skylights and curvature feels less confining. Architecture is art.
There's tons of 40-50 yr old jacked guys with low body fat at the gym I go too. It's embarrassing really cause their all so built and just make me feel like a lil kid...but yea I guess you mean the combo of physique plus mannerism..yea it's pretty incredible. He changes his body type so fast too it's unreal.
@@juliane.karroyomiguel6034 Los Angeles, E. Hollywood.. N. Van Ness the rebellious former neighbor. You own local Joan de Arc. A mench. At the moment visiting LACMA. My smile is more sly than the Mona Lisa. My Hebrew name Jacova is the female form of Jacob. I was born March 11th in a Bethlehem. Lchaim. I worked on the editing of Jacob's Ladder with Tim Robbins and Danny Aiello and Elizabeth Pena. I worked for Joe Daugustine, editor of the RZA...Tarantino Golden Fist Film. Thanx for reminding me, I need to apologize to him. Is this about the Moses Timeline documentary where I wrote under the Reign of Fire thread on Tuesday that no amount of roses or money the world would make me turn from God. I then told my friend Parisa. I am sorry about Garpard Thomas Ulliel dying in Rosiere. He's now a Saint. Gaspard means treasurer. Thomas means Twin. Rosiere. Merci Beaucoup. Danke.
I know Charlie Rose did the wrong things towards women but that doesn't change he was one of the best interviewers. Also love Brad Pitt and how he really was present during this interview and answered so sincerely.
Brad is, was, and will always be my favorite actor of all time. The way he delivers his lines are very natural. His performance in Ad Astra should have gotten him his OSCAR. To have that much emotion portrayed only in his eyes... his speech and his demeanor was calm (that's what his character is) But you see the emotions in his eyes/face. Superb performance.
I just rewachted the movie and around the end I saw and realized that Ned Stark killed Lord Commander Mormont. Damn it . Btw great movie because Sean Bean didn't die. 😂😂✌️
Iliad is without a doubt the greatest piece of classical literature I have ever read. Both it and the Odyssey are tales of war, adventure, love, glory, human suffering, death, living a meaningful life. All of it. I've read the Odyssey twice and am reading the Iliad right now. Both are a must if any of you have never read them.
@@histman3133 You don’t mention which translation you’re using, but I recommend Robert Fagles. The introductions, by the late Bernard Knox, are superb - they encapsulate a lifetime of profound scholarship. If you don’t own Fagles, you may be able to find his translations in your local library, or get them in paperback. You might also want to check out “The Sea Peoples” by N. K. Sandars. Her thesis is that “The Dorians” and “The Hyksos” were much the same people, and that their ravages of various coastlines were the historical basis for the Homeric poems far later. Also read “Shame and Necessity” by Bernard Williams, a study of Homer and Sophocles, which postulates that the Greeks had a “responsibility culture” and that “now that we are in a post-Christian condition” we would be well to go back to our origins from a thousand years BC to find a way out of our moral dilemmas. Good hunting!
@@histman3133 And another note. It’s often occurred to me that we have two kinds of heroes. The lone crazed avenger whose best buddy gets it so he goes out for the final showdown, and the lovable scoundrel who outwits his foes and goes back home to the girl he left behind him. Just about every movie you can name takes something from Homer. If you’re a Joe Campbell fan Homer is your meat. And I’m amazed that poor Jordan Peterson hasn’t figured this out. Maybe that’s why he comes across as a well-intentioned mediocrity.
It's true, he is a intelligent thoughtful bloke, must underrated in that department, his recent magazine interviews and some of his TV ones are really insightful and helpful to many people.
I can see what he means tho, he was a bit robotic almost? I think he wanted to be more genuine, to open up a bit more. I still thought it was solid to keep him bottled up tho
miss charlie...we need this type of conversation in America desperately...to sit and talk with dignity. lets keep it real here...pitt cant act well at this level...hes a star, got it, but please, he is no peter o toole or in the same arena as these actors...high drama is not his forte in this genre, but Kalifornia & Fight Club he was great!
The epic of Troy is all about a man, Achillius who fight to change the logos. It is all about man's moral decision as an individual not a master or slave
Can any of you people who claim that Brad’s performance and the film are mediocre please elaborate on your thoughts? I’d love to know why you think this, soon to be, classic film is so bad. I doubt you know what you are talking about.
Richard Smerglia it wasn't brads place to have a big spectacular performance of acting a stone cold killing warrior. It was more of king Agamemnons job of acting out the charismatic kings wrath kind of deal
This video makes me realise how far back 2004 is now.
We're getting old. Just watched Troy a few days ago.
@@buzzbikegearofficial Still a great film.
But the movie is still better than most of 2020 movies, facts!!!
crazy how time is flying. enjoy every minute i say.
LOL
Brad Pitt was incredible in that film. I loved that movie, watched it at least 5 times. Totally underrated movie.
Margaret Dell’Oglio I love that you love this movie. I thought it was underrated as well. His performance was great...I mean if you get right down to it there’s a lot of movies he’s been overlooked in. In Hollywood it’s known as “slapping the stud” you’re good looking, you have money, you have fame, you have women, but never the award
Yeah I own it and fight club and snatch.
I know right!!! Every time i watch it i get excited all over again!!
How is Troy underrated it’s one of brad outta critically acclaimed roles
😊
I think the Achilles-Hector fight was one of the best choreographed fights on film of all time.
Loved Troy. Brads performance was underrated
And Bana
Stunning
brad pitt says,,,,, is it no one else or is that no one else ? i've been learing english , I could not get that phrase
@@Lucasoliveira-tf6fb He says "Is there no one else?"
ok bro , eu vi no outro canal, i have seen another channel , is there no one else
He is so articulate, humble, and interestingly sexy in this interview. I love his enthusiasm for art and life
He's coming of the hormones
No wonder why they call him the hottest man of this planet
Daniel Park loling
Perseus 1000 "hands,666" "n.r.f.,n.d.f." Churches thick saying and que pasa with Jesus "the one" alright you said eyelid confirmed Purse enough,and cacoon.The image industry a little bit,leafs. "Gothic Cathredal"
Not anymore dude is on the other side of the hill now. Maybe Angelina with all those kids but he's definitely looking old now.
@@HueyPPLong I am jealous too like many other. But this statement of yours was a desperate move. Try better next time
@@rakeshsharma3871 Lol i didnt mean it to sound like that. He's obviously still great looking I'm just sad about the passage of time. He can't really play like a typical hot lead. He has to play an older man now.
I'm a straight man but I have to admit this dude's attractiveness is undeniable
From your perspective as a straight man, what is it that you find attractive about him? Is it a physical attribute? Or something else?
then you're clearly gay
There no such thing as straight men
hahahaha you're gay
@@user-qm7bp4ul5t in your dreams
Brad is an amazing actor. I enjoyed EVERY movie he was in.
even the thibet boring movie?
@@lazn9863decent movie. Has a 7.1/10 on imdb
Now that’s an interview, these shows nowadays where everyone tries to be funny are crap, no wonder actors at Brad’s level don’t go there
The interviewer would turn it political 5-6 times by the end.
Not only is he a great actor, he has other interests in architecture, art, music, science (STEM), and nature ! He is so well rounded and seems so genuine. I would love to be able to meet him one day to talk, because he has so many interests ! 👍
typical Saggitarius very curious, and interested in many things, but can also be the proverbial rolling stone. lucky for him, he found his metier.
@@whizzkidkisAre you serious determining a person's character by the arrangement of the stars? Tf.
All are irrelevant except for mature
I liked the movie; Brad Pitt did a great job, Eric Bana was great; it’s entertaining, exactly what movies should be, they aren’t supposed to be brain surgery.
Yeah and actually the movie did have some mistery and references but they don't have to actually tell 'look here is the reference' to understand them, he performed the character so well, but seems like he didn't understand it that well after all.
Great performance of Achilles from tyrant to sensitiveness at the end. Leadership at his best acting beyond the king of kings. Love this interview. Fibonacci numeric sequence has a lot on his face and beauty.
What an amazing person , very well spoken , very mellow and he just absolutely loves what he does in his acting career.
The amount of love that he has for being with great personalities just inspires me because i also love being with people who mean something and have something to bring to the table , not talking about money of fame but just a personality , a character .
Great respect for Brad Pitt and the movie is just the greatest i've seen it like 10 times.
Magnificient movie. Great acting & movie directing & story. Brad Pitt is a true movie star.
And the softness in his voice!!! You do not have to look at him, even if you are just listening to him you easily realize how hot he is.
His voice is wonderful, too...
Thank you. Male stars are paid to talk
See the animated movie Sinbad, if you will
Troy was absolutely epic!!! Brad is just gorgeous. He will remain gorgeous throughout the years.
Troy, one of my favorite roles for Brad Pitt.. I mean he was 40 y/o and those fight scenes looked so amazing!! He was definitely someone to love and hate in this role. So many powerful scenes in this film. Great interview & great job Brad!!
I was never a fan of Brad Pitt but his potrayal of Achilles was excellent. He imbibed the spirit of Achilles. The movements, the expressions, the soft moments, he transcended his own personality and he became the character. It's a high bar he's set.
Interview with the Vampire wasn't convincing enough I guess?
Yes well if you are a fan of Achilles or epics like that then of course you want the best person in that role and I think he was. I liked the reluctant resentful hero attitude of him.
He's a remarkable man and actor. Hope he makes more films and would love to see his architectural creations.
Yeah architecture is interesting.
Omg I never knew Brad was such a nerd! Look at him, so eager to explain the movie and his character the right way, like his life depends on it 😀😀 beautiful AND cultured
I totally agree ❤
brad pitt says,,,,, is it no one else or is that no one else ? i've been learing english , I could not get that phrase
@@Lucasoliveira-tf6fb Neither. The line is : ''is there no one else?''= is there (in that place) nobody else willing to fight him?
@@Andrei-Marian yesh in another video is , is there no nne else
Irina Girleanu Sagittarius ♐️ crave knowledge most of us are nerds at heart ❤️
Brad Pitt is a very good actor
It was stunning as in all his movies. Brad is a genius of interpretation.
the more I get to know him, the more I adore this man.
have to say this interview is like a therapy tape
My favorite movie. Loved his role and how real he played it. His face, his body..none better.
I like Brad Pitt. I think he's just wonderful!
brad pitt says,,,,, is it no one else or is that no one else ? i've been learing english , I could not get that phrase
@@Lucasoliveira-tf6fb "Is there no one else?"
😇🏆🔥
i am straight and i don't like to admit that guys look good or attractive, but brad in the early 2000s is an 11 out of 10. no other guy that was crowned the "sexiest man alive" or something like that has the whole package brad has. no matter who you put next to him, really no matter who, most women would choose brad in his best looking shape.
He has nothing on a good Mandingo
The only two who could compete are Chris Hemsworth like right now and Jon Bon Jovi like Brad Pitt in mid 90s and early 00s.
JBJ in the it’s my life era, Brad Pitt in Troy and Chris Hemsworth in Rush make a very tight competition in the sex appeal/looks department.
If you ask me the three best looking male celebs ever : it’s Brad Pitt, Cris Hemsworth and Jon Bon Jovi.
brad pitt talking philosophy is so intriguing
Brad’s choosing his words very wisely! What a different person compare to an early 90’s interview! Very well spoken
He did an outstanding job
i love achillis , brad pit outstanding performance
Oh Charlie, I miss you every night. There was nobody to interview like you. This superb interview is all your doing. They have not replaced you. So Long! (2 May 2020)
brad pitt is very intelligent
He's not stupid anyway but I don't know how interested he is in scholarly pursuits either. I would consider him a thoughtful person though.
a very intelligent person does not mock Bruce Lee.
That's on Tarantino, ain't it?
gentlemens founded a wheel of mutual adoration typical of Hollywood
@@quan-chi why? The man is dead overdosed on an aspirin.
Troy is an Underrated Flick!
You obviously don't know what a legendary film looks like
@@SonoftheKing787 Don't know what that suppose too mean but okaaaay? Lol
Brad homer get over yourself
Brad Pitt seems to be what made the movie worthwhile.
TROY is a fantastic movie. Just
When I thought Brad couldn't be a better actor, his portrayal as Achelias took him to a whole other level. He should have gotten an award. moho
Great film; both Bana and Pitt did a great job. Not Orlando Blooms finest work, but great film non the less.
true
Orlando Bloom's not really a great actor.
@@heliotropezzz333 he plays the same brooding character in every movie.
@@apples8872 With all the emotional range of A to B.
Well,Bloom played a womanizing coward who let his family down and let Troy burn all for a woman so it was kind of a thankless part.But as you said, a great film nonetheless.
Troy is brilliant and underrated and Brad Pitt was among a great cast for it too.
Agreed Brad. Your best of the best, looked like you were 100%. Thankyou for your story telling style.
What an incredible character in Achilles and actor in Brad Pitt 💖
i'm straight 100% but i need to say he's probably the most attractive human being on earth.
That boyish smile melts me
🥲❤️
He based part of his character of Achilles on Chris Webber!! that is one of the most interesting things I have heard in a long time. SO random no one ever could have guessed.
Jen had Brad when he played Achilles. She wins, hands down.
Yes!!!!
The most attractive man, for sure 🥰
It's almost difficult to believe someone could get that bone structure that physique those features all proportioned so well.
@@AnnaLVajda like James Dean
Smiri se Ivana
@@markokaranovic6133 ahahahahaha važi važi
@@AnnaLVajda excercise ur face , its possible , cut ur carb such as bread , potato , rice and noodle
Brad Pitt loved you in Troy you were the only actor who could play the part Brad Pitt should of received an Oscar for this part
Pitt was the epitome of what you thought Achilles would be.
Loved that movie, was totally underated. Brad was amazing and loved his character. One of my favorite movies of all times, think I watched it a million times.
My mom has the biggest crush on Brad Pitt. So I call him my “Screen Step-father” lmao
Interesting,,never been a Pitt fan, thought it was all about looks, never knew how actually intelligent and well versed he is!
Brad Pitt has chops. He is no chopped liver. Watch 'Meet Joe Black'.
@@lornahuddleston1453 I do own that one, loved it!!
I honestly think he was the worlds most physically attractive man at this point. Even as a straight male I can say that.
Yeah straight men can tell if a guy is attractive or not women can size up other women too that's not weird. He's undeniably good looking.
@@AnnaLVajda Yea, he was a handsome man Anna.
Still is :) ❤️
@@manomalik4398 Great comment.
If only I know what Brad's mom was eating to deliver such handsomeness?
Maybe his Dad is nice looking.
Vegan
Her hubby’s 🍆
If you’re vegan you’re basically a god
I have started my journey into the epic ancient literature by starting to read the Iliad by Homer. Didn’t have the chance to read it when I was still a child or teenager. But better later than never. I find it truly captivating. Makes me feel like a Myrmidon favored by Gods under Achille’s command.
Great actor, loved him in Button's
I read a book called" Loving Frank" , a life story of Frank Lloyd Wright, the famous Architect..I would like to see Brad play Frank when he is a little older late fifties early 60 ties..His life was amazing. I loved this book.. a must read book
I loved that book to.
I like Troy and I love Brad Pitt.
I love Troy it’s one of my top ten. I actually watched it 2 days ago.
This was 5 months after “Mr and Mrs Smith” started filming... you can see him already falling in love with Angelina, and the part about “getting everything on the table (with Jen) no matter how uncomfortable” being freeing... Courtney Cox said he told Jen he was attracted to Angelina. Angelina was even quoted saying “A few months in I realized ‘I can’t wait to get back to work’” referencing Brad. Man! Das what he’s talking about, and he prob hasn’t even fully admitted the extent of it to himself yet.
yet he was wearing the wedding's ring
41:55
Probably one big mistake he made. Leave a good wife for someone who is younger and appeared physically more attractive to him at that time. But who am I to talk about it.. We never see what happens behind the curtain
You can't falling in love with a person in 5 moths
@@Thepomafame have a crush or affair for sure
Great to see Brad comment on such excellent legendary and inspiring performance of his
@@juliane.karroyomiguel6034 im watching from home on my Iphone. But i suppose You mean something else? Please clarify. Thanks.
And by the way, Brad Pitt isn’t on Social Media .
I really miss this kind of interview.
Brad Pitt gave a great performance in Troy, but Brian Cox was brilliant in the movie.
I so agree that lighting and flow in architecture makes for a better mood in a space and skylights and curvature feels less confining. Architecture is art.
Absolutely 🤍🤍
I can’t believe he acted that role at 40 years of age! Who else could play the role of Achilles?
There's tons of 40-50 yr old jacked guys with low body fat at the gym I go too. It's embarrassing really cause their all so built and just make me feel like a lil kid...but yea I guess you mean the combo of physique plus mannerism..yea it's pretty incredible. He changes his body type so fast too it's unreal.
@@billy6pack887 gives us all under 40 years of age no excuse! Even at 50+ he looked RIPPED in Once upon a time in Hollywood
@@ryanguzman942 yea for sure..not all but most people can stay in good shape till at least 60.
Oh...he was just about to start filming Mr. & Mrs. Smith here. And we all know what happened next.
Wow man, I like that kind of haircut!! Looks awesome! It fits well on him
Great interview!
I love Troy and Brad Pitt. He is very intelligent. I too am my own Achilles Heel sometimes.
@@juliane.karroyomiguel6034 Los Angeles,
E. Hollywood.. N. Van Ness the rebellious former neighbor. You own local Joan de Arc. A mench. At the moment visiting LACMA. My smile is more sly than the Mona Lisa. My Hebrew name Jacova is the female form of Jacob. I was born March 11th in a Bethlehem. Lchaim. I worked on the editing of Jacob's Ladder with Tim Robbins and Danny Aiello and Elizabeth Pena. I worked for Joe Daugustine, editor of the RZA...Tarantino Golden Fist Film. Thanx for reminding me, I need to apologize to him.
Is this about the Moses Timeline documentary where I wrote under the Reign of Fire thread on Tuesday that no amount of roses or money the world would make me turn from God. I then told my friend Parisa. I am sorry about Garpard Thomas Ulliel dying in Rosiere.
He's now a Saint. Gaspard means treasurer. Thomas means Twin. Rosiere. Merci Beaucoup. Danke.
@@juliane.karroyomiguel6034 Rem Veritas Deus
@@juliane.karroyomiguel6034 it is Latin for Truth. Reality. God. I speak several languages. I'm a polymath.
I know Charlie Rose did the wrong things towards women but that doesn't change he was one of the best interviewers. Also love Brad Pitt and how he really was present during this interview and answered so sincerely.
Such an excellent depiction of Achilles.
Brad is, was, and will always be my favorite actor of all time.
The way he delivers his lines are very natural. His performance in Ad Astra should have gotten him his OSCAR. To have that much emotion portrayed only in his eyes... his speech and his demeanor was calm (that's what his character is) But you see the emotions in his eyes/face. Superb performance.
I just rewachted the movie and around the end I saw and realized that Ned Stark killed Lord Commander Mormont. Damn it .
Btw great movie because Sean Bean didn't die. 😂😂✌️
Amazingly beautiful interview. Thank you 🙏
Fascinating.
He killed as Aquiles, can’t picture any other actor to play that role.
Iliad is without a doubt the greatest piece of classical literature I have ever read. Both it and the Odyssey are tales of war, adventure, love, glory, human suffering, death, living a meaningful life. All of it. I've read the Odyssey twice and am reading the Iliad right now. Both are a must if any of you have never read them.
Agreed. Homer is the basis of just about everything else in Western literature and philosophy in those two amazing books.
@@danielschaeffer1294 Absolutely!
@@histman3133 You don’t mention which translation you’re using, but I recommend Robert Fagles. The introductions, by the late Bernard Knox, are superb - they encapsulate a lifetime of profound scholarship. If you don’t own Fagles, you may be able to find his translations in your local library, or get them in paperback.
You might also want to check out “The Sea Peoples” by N. K. Sandars. Her thesis is that “The Dorians” and “The Hyksos” were much the same people, and that their ravages of various coastlines were the historical basis for the Homeric poems far later.
Also read “Shame and Necessity” by Bernard Williams, a study of Homer and Sophocles, which postulates that the Greeks had a “responsibility culture” and that “now that we are in a post-Christian condition” we would be well to go back to our origins from a thousand years BC to find a way out of our moral dilemmas.
Good hunting!
@@histman3133 And another note. It’s often occurred to me that we have two kinds of heroes. The lone crazed avenger whose best buddy gets it so he goes out for the final showdown, and the lovable scoundrel who outwits his foes and goes back home to the girl he left behind him. Just about every movie you can name takes something from Homer. If you’re a Joe Campbell fan Homer is your meat. And I’m amazed that poor Jordan Peterson hasn’t figured this out. Maybe that’s why he comes across as a well-intentioned mediocrity.
@@danielschaeffer1294 Robert Fagles is the translation I have.
I'd love to have Brad Pitt and Viggo Mortensen in a room and let them just talk. What a fantastic conversation that would be to listen to.
That would be awesome
It's true, he is a intelligent thoughtful bloke, must underrated in that department, his recent magazine interviews and some of his TV ones are really insightful and helpful to many people.
young Travis Fimmel, who is my favorite actor, played Ragnar on the Viking series, looks like young Brad Pitt , similar looks, presence
Una gran película. Troya siempre triunfal. Me encanta este actor. No cansan su acción. La clave. Noravoa ❤️💯👍👏🇪🇸🌟🍀💪🌏
Love Brad Pitt and love the film! ❤
I’m going to Bilbao. Great interview, intelligent mind.
What an honest actor.
Oh, and great plugs for "The New York Times" & "Vanity Fair".
NYT at time = 28:50
VF at time = 30:00
and Brad Pitt truely presented the hero's intentions
❤
I loved Eric Bana and Brad Pitt in Troy.
Troy is one of my favorite movies. It's in my top 5.
This is how you give an interview.
Briseis was so beautiful in this film.
NOOOO You didn't flat-lined it , the Scene with hector's father Was EXCELLENT , OMG you underrating your self TOO Much
I can see what he means tho, he was a bit robotic almost? I think he wanted to be more genuine, to open up a bit more. I still thought it was solid to keep him bottled up tho
My guy killed it as Achilles, no one would play it better then Brad
Love troy ahhh it would be a privilege to meet him ❤️❤️❤️
So very glad he made it thru the tough time,
ブラッドピットが１番旬の時期の映画「トロイ」は彼の魅力満載でした。そして古代トロイに関する本を何冊も読み勉強になりました。
Directors missed him as the ideal Alexander the Great.
His face must hurt being that beautiful, it's unfair to be that good looking.
I just love to listen to this intelligent and amazing man❤️
Brad Pitt made an outstanding job in that movie
I love LEGEND OF THE FALL AND TROY. I CAN WATCH THEM MANY TIMES AND STILL CRYING. LOVE ERIC BANANA TOO. LOVE BRAD PITT MANY MANY YEARS
OMG I love his Buzz Haircut.
miss charlie...we need this type of conversation in America desperately...to sit and talk with dignity. lets keep it real here...pitt cant act well at this level...hes a star, got it, but please, he is no peter o toole or in the same arena as these actors...high drama is not his forte in this genre, but Kalifornia & Fight Club he was great!
Jeff Porcaro Groove I think I see what you are saying
The epic of Troy is all about a man, Achillius who fight to change the logos. It is all about man's moral decision as an individual not a master or slave
Can any of you people who claim that Brad’s performance and the film are mediocre please elaborate on your thoughts? I’d love to know why you think this, soon to be, classic film is so bad. I doubt you know what you are talking about.
Richard Smerglia it wasn't brads place to have a big spectacular performance of acting a stone cold killing warrior. It was more of king Agamemnons job of acting out the charismatic kings wrath kind of deal
brad pitt says,,,,, is it no one else or is that no one else ? i've been learing english , I could not get that phrase
Antonio is there* no one else
@@MichaelSmith-ls8fb What a bad take.
Underrated hero brad was amazing charismatic person.
Brad Pitt gets better looking as he gets older, he looks the business today with his new movie once upon a time in Hollywood