the last emperor (1987) - goodbye mr Johnston
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- The Last Emperor is a 1987 biopic about the life of Puyi, the last Emperor of China, whose autobiography was the basis for the screenplay written by Mark Peploe and Bernardo Bertolucci. Independently produced by Jeremy Thomas, it was directed by Bertolucci and released in 1987 by Columbia Pictures. Puyi's life is depicted from his ascent to the throne as a small boy to his imprisonment and political rehabilitation by the Chinese Communist authorities.
The film stars John Lone as Pu Yi, with Joan Chen, Peter O'Toole, Ruocheng Ying, Victor Wong, Dennis Dun, Ryuichi Sakamoto, Maggie Han, Ric Young, Vivian Wu, and Chen Kaige. It was the first feature film for which the producers were authorized by the Chinese government to film in the Forbidden City in Beijing.[1] It won nine Academy Awards, including Best Picture and Best Director. (1)
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" how we can say goodbye?"
" as we said hello "
No one can say "Your Majesty" as Peter O'Toole can.
You can tell the two characters in the car was very restrained. Not much facial expressions but lots of emotional turmoil inside. You can just hear puyi's trembling voice on farewell mr johnston. Then the film tried to complete the sense of loss and sadness with two waves, one with Auld Lang Syne and the second with the associate shouting goodbye, we'll never forget you. To puyi, Mr. Johnston is the gateway to a bigger world, the real world that he never has a chance to experience. Now he is losing his mentor, one of the few persons that cares about him. For Mr. Johnson, although his role was completely politically driven at first, during his engagement, he did develop empathy for Puyi. Brilliant acting and staging.
One detail you noticed is Johnston takes a deep breath and the word "AS" was released at the top of his breath. It means he needs a lot of "support" to utter those words in this emotional situation. Great acting by Peter O'Toole. what a master! if he didn't take that breath it wouldn't have been convincing.
and that handshake and how puyi started to crack and johnston nearly lost it. that's where it made me cry even harder. I cried since Johnston said As we said hello. The two men tried to normalise it with a forced smile.
I agree! I probably love this scene even more than the final cricket scene.
the detail that he put on his glasses is also insane
Johnson was the closest thing Puyi had to a father in this. Whatever Puyi does later on, you do have to feel empathy for what he went through, losing all he had in such a short time.
Beautifully commented! Thanks for this.
This is very sad for Puyi because Reginald Johnston was the closest thing he had to a father figure... while Wang Wenchao (Armo) was his surrogate mother.
good bye Mr. O'toole. we'll never forget you. Goodbye. Goodbye.
This is such a good movie with such a good storyline about how Pu Yi suffered during his life. This was absolutely my most favorite drama movie in my life.
Every time I am in the city centre I go to the train station and shout " GOOD BYE MR JOHNSTON! WE WILL NEVER FORGET YOU MR JOHNSTONE! GOOD BYE, GOOD BYE!" at random departures.
While wearing a chauffeur's uniform, of course.
Too cute, I am at a small cafe by myself now and this comment makes me smile
Oh, my. Thanks for so many tears in my eyes, Mr. O´Toole.
Farewell, mr. Bertolucci (1941-2018)
it feels strange to see my dad on youtube...(one of Pu Yi‘s bodyguards...)
😨😨😨
Where is he in the video?
@@shiz777 one of the bodyguards who walks around Pu Yi‘s car
@@shiz777 the first man who walks into the camera when a man exits the car and shuts the door...
May I ask what your father thought about working on the film?
RIP Peter O'Toole
This is the longest scene of the movie 😭😭😭 the auld lang syne hit me really hard
The same! I keep thinking about this scene lately
@@weifang24 same here
Henry Pu Yi became a close friend with Reginald Johnson for the rest of his life. Its very extremely sad for Henry Pu Yi to become the last emperor of China at the wrong time. When the Japanese army took over China and Manchuria he became a puppet emperor for the Japanese. He was the emperor of Manchukuo until he was arrested by Soviet paratroopers in 1945. Henry Pu Yi died in 1967 as a gardener.
Such a beautiful film, the only one of three films to make me cry, I don't weep much at movies only a certain three Merry Christmas Mr Lawrence, The Last Emperor and The Empire of the sun.
All the cast were sublime, Sir Peter o'toole, was marvellous in this as my opinion, he was the finest actor to ever live after Sir Ralph Richardson and Sir Alec Guinness
Empire of sun good?
@@sidmichael1158 very
Peter O'Toole's best part in tis movie - when he heard the music he must have known the music is meant for him n he paused n dare not turn around (he is afraid he will lose it n cry) n quickly make his move to exit.
This is kind of sad, cause Mr. Johnston was Puyi only closet friend.
a really good movie makes me cry, even with only one scene
R.I.P. Peter O'Toole
So sad i hewrd he died i liked him in this movie but he mostly enjoyed playin in that one movie that he loved that he's mostly remembered as arabian or some his ashes were scattered in Ireland R.I.P Peter
Mr. Johnston said Hello! His Majesty said Goodbye! Handshakes! Remember!
If Puyi’s tutor never leave China and stay with Puyi. Would Puyi still be Manchuko’s emperor?
No. Manchuko is imperial Japan's vassal state, which was doom to fail after Pearl Harbor.
Made me cry
mr johnston returned to britain then sent to arabia to assist prince feisal
So sad..
I'm sad to say good-bye with my important firend.
I Missed You, Your Majesty! China Forever!
a great movie
It is hard to find a balance.
Świętej Pamieci Peter.
Auld Lang Syne
What’s the title of intsrument?
Giyn Malik i think you mean the erhu(二胡）
It's sad how the imperial dynasty of china came to an end.
Not really if you look at the conditions normal people had to live with! The only regrettable thing is the regime that followed!
@@Jorn41 the one that followed that one was even worse 😂😭😔
1:50 song name please
Auld Lang Syne.
Auld Lang Syne is a Scottish song about cherishing the past and looking forward to the future. An interesting historical fact: when the Protestant Reformation of the 1500s had reached Scotland in 1560 and the Scots rejected the Catholic Church in favor of Presbyterianism, they decided that Christmas was a "Catholic holiday" and banned the celebration of Christmas for nearly 400 years. Because of this, the western New Years celebration, which takes place one week after Christmas, became a much more important holiday in Scotland than anywhere else in Europe. The Scottish established a tradition of singing Auld Lang Syne on New Years Eve and as they emigrated to other countries like the United States of America and Australia, the Scottish brought their tradition with them. That is why it is customary to sing Auld Lang Syne on New Years Eve throughout the English speaking world, including America.
@@gymnopedie4445 song name please
@@bourbon369 Auld Lang Syne: ua-cam.com/video/wPnhaGWBnys/v-deo.html
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Whats the name of that song?
auld lang syne
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Me Johnston Is 尼克松之父📙🙌
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If only China preserved king system.. we still can see their king walking around with Asian pride..
There is no pride in having a Manchu be Emperor of China.
@@raymondyu412 okay.. i understand... anyway congratulation to China for making a landing on Mars.. 👏👏👏👏👏
Thailand and Japan say hello and Cambodia too
@@kiosmayosTV fuck the ccp
@@kiosmayosTV Why are you congratulating China’s Mars landing to me? I am not even from China.
Puyi was a sadist, this film dishonors his victims.
Puyi was a sad little man that wanted to become emperor again. He was a puppet, nothing more.
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