People didn't know in that moment what the Lord of the Rings was going to be. Liv had just returned from filming the greatest cinematic feat in history and nobody cared (yet).
Supposedly neither did she. while everyone else committed to their roles she couldn't be bothered in learning the sword work and they had to tweak things because of it
@@Mr2greys Jesus😅 I don’t know the context of that but why the hell does it matter? She committed to everything else her role required as Arwen. You complain because she is a woman, be for real.
@@johnlongford1734 There are definitely some sounds in Elvish (Specifically Sindarin) that are not in Irish. For example, I heard a TH sound in this clip, and the Welsh LL sound which isn't in Irish. However, the real answer is that Tolkien was a linguist and a polyglot, and he learned both Irish and Welsh, as well as some other languages like Latin, Norse and Finnish. Tolkien only studied a tiny bit of Irish, and was much more familiar with Welsh. Tolkien claimed that this language in the clip was mostly inspired by the *sound* of Welsh, which he considered the most beautiful language in the world. Grammatically, this language a lot in common with Germanic and Celtic languages.
Tolkien would not have appreciated the Gaelic comparison. He liked the Welsh language, but apparently, he personally did not find the Gaelic language (of which there are Irish and Scottish dialects), which is from the same Celtic language family, to be a euphonious language.
The cool thing is, he made(of course he continued to work on it through the years) the languages completely separately and before he was even inspired to write the books. In a letter he sent, he said, “I find the construction and the interrelation of the languages an aesthetic pleasure in itself, quite apart from The Lord of the Rings, of which it was/is in fact independent.”
The wildest thing about this clip is them mentioning the Lord of the Rings and the audience sitting in total silence. It's hard to remember that there was a time when those films were considered genre films that nobody thought would really catch on.
@@LisaZoe86 Blockbusters.... sure but still genre films. This was before the nerd renaissance. Arguably these films helped to create that. At this point in history people were still deep into nerd shaming.
@@legendofzelda2324 And was also solidly a nerd movie. Listen to that audience. Silence. Even nerds werent sure whether to be excited about it yet. We take for granted that there was a time before the nerd rennaisance when any movie like this was expected to sell loads of tickets to teenage boys but wasnt expected to be a must-see film.
@@patreekotime4578 Exactly. I was a nerd who was excited for the movie and was hopeful that it would be good, but there was still this apprehension because nerd culture hadn't been embraced yet. I remember sitting in the theater before the movie started and I was praying that it wasn't going to end up being embarrassing, as if all eyes were on me and if the movie was bad or cheesy, that somehow it would be a reflection on me and my nerd brethren, like we were outcasts of society or something, lol. I even remember an article in that shit-rag _Entertainment Weekly_ in 2002 that was about _Attack of the Clones_ and the jackass that wrote it started it by saying something like, "If you're anyone who is anyone, then _Attack of the Clones_ is the best movie of the past year, unless you're some sissy Lord of the Rings fan." He was on the wrong side of history on that one.
@@michs5345 "Elvis, baby...." And there are two Elvish languages in existence now, Sindarin, which Liv spoke, and Quenya, which Sir Christopher Lee was chanting in when, as Saruman, he sent that storm against the Fellowship in "Fellowship of the Ring".
I'm not an overall fan of Liv, but watching her interviews I truly appreciate her as Arwen. She truly has the energy of this incredibly sweet and gentle, well-meaning, a touch otherworldy spirit, the way she naturally speaks is so hypnotizingly soothing and alluring. She is naturally more elven than some of her acting in the trilogy.
Agree. She is so soft-spoken. This is so nit-picky of course, but I wish she kept her natural speaking tone for the movies instead of whispering all the time.
I remember watching this when it originally aired when I had no knowledge of LOTR and being only mildly interested in seeing the films. Now it's become almost an annual tradition to watch them and my fiancee's go to movies when she's bored.
Liv has the most beautiful voice. I watched a 1981 interview with her mother bebe buell, and she sounds like liv, now I know where liv gets it from. Liv also got her gorgeous looks from her mother.
@@shadowstorm_fgc Not from that side of the pond but every clip I've ever seen about Graham is great, he's very giving to his guests. I feel like if that was on my local TV instead of Conan growing up, he would have been who I'd watch
Poor Alicia Silverstone appeared in a video with HER, and suddenly we all forgot who Alicia was. And we didn’t even hear that voice but we could imagine 6:25
What a beauty she is, her voice, charm and personality perfectly cast to play the Elvish princess Arwen in Lord of the Rings. Love that photoshoot of her, such a cute happy smile. And love her in One Night at Mcool’s Never miss a Liv Tyler interview, love her outfit and the way her hair is styled here. Great interview Conan! 😍😘🥰🫶🏻🌟✨👑💎⚜️🏆📺🧝🏻♀️
I know. I can't imagine any body who would criticize her looks. Especially the way she looked in the movie Stealing Beauty. She was so stunning and beautiful at that age. That critic was insane.
@frankinsaneandmyrrh1202 Yes. She is astonishingly beautiful. I have seen an occasional comment calling her plain or sort of pretty but nothing special and I can't believe they can possibly think that.
She is so sugary sweet that when she plays a role like the one in One Night at McCool's, so polar opposite of her actual personality, the acting talent really shines through.
in my mind, when i would read fantasy novels in the same genre as Lord of the Rings, she's exactly what i would imagine female elves to be like, the way she looks and the way she sounds 🤔🤩🥰
Not 100 percent, but wasn't Lord of the Rings the first? I mean it makes perfect sense in hindsight. And Harry Potter followed suit by releasing a movie a year for almost 8 years (only exception being the 7th book in the series, being split in two).
Her accent and inflection and soft way of speaking reminds me of jackie kennedy Also Conans such a good interview he could sense her vibe, shes prolly nervous, and he brings it down to her level. Also notice how shes looking him in the eyes the entire interview lol she doesnt care about the cameras, shes not like a performing interviewer like some are, which conan is also great at dealing with and letting them steal the show. But hes equally good with more introverted guests. Hes a sensitive soul, and not egotistical, which is why hes the best talk show host
her voice is so airy and soothing,casting her as Arwen was a brilliant and obvious choice.
She sounds a lot like Jen from The IT Crowd
@@maxdamagusbroski yah Jen has that same airy quality to it as well. My fave british show too!
@@maxdamagusbroski Yeah, are you sure? *Ich bin ein Nerd*
I'm not convinced she isn't an actual elf
Her voice reminds me of a less cartoonish Bonnie from Family Guy
Good god she’s just so adorable. Everything about her soothe my soul, especially her voice.
I could be going through the worse thing possible, and hearing her voice would make everything better 🫶🏻
To bad they're dudes tho
Anyone asks what a woman is, just say Liv Tyler
@@ruzd4real374 wat
@@heresmytake2782 Spot on, lad... spot on...
People didn't know in that moment what the Lord of the Rings was going to be. Liv had just returned from filming the greatest cinematic feat in history and nobody cared (yet).
Supposedly neither did she. while everyone else committed to their roles she couldn't be bothered in learning the sword work and they had to tweak things because of it
@@Mr2greys Jesus😅 I don’t know the context of that but why the hell does it matter? She committed to everything else her role required as Arwen. You complain because she is a woman, be for real.
@@Mr2greysshe learned alot from elvish singing
oh my goodness I know its funny watching this and no one realizing the impact that movie was going to have
@@Mr2greys it's a good thing because Arwen was not supposed to be figthting with a sword..
I like how Conan said that the Elvish she spoke sounded Gaelic. Tolkien indeed was inspired by Welsh when he created Sindarin.
It does sound like Welsh
No definitely Irish which is softer
@@johnlongford1734 There are definitely some sounds in Elvish (Specifically Sindarin) that are not in Irish. For example, I heard a TH sound in this clip, and the Welsh LL sound which isn't in Irish. However, the real answer is that Tolkien was a linguist and a polyglot, and he learned both Irish and Welsh, as well as some other languages like Latin, Norse and Finnish. Tolkien only studied a tiny bit of Irish, and was much more familiar with Welsh. Tolkien claimed that this language in the clip was mostly inspired by the *sound* of Welsh, which he considered the most beautiful language in the world. Grammatically, this language a lot in common with Germanic and Celtic languages.
@@tjstarr2960more Finnish
Tolkien would not have appreciated the Gaelic comparison. He liked the Welsh language, but apparently, he personally did not find the Gaelic language (of which there are Irish and Scottish dialects), which is from the same Celtic language family, to be a euphonious language.
Can we just appreciate that Tolkien CREATED the Elvish language? Dude was insane.
He was a linguistic professor.
He fully made several in his world.
Linguistics* professors don't sit around making up languages.@@naazahs9045
The cool thing is, he made(of course he continued to work on it through the years) the languages completely separately and before he was even inspired to write the books. In a letter he sent, he said, “I find the construction and the interrelation of the languages an aesthetic pleasure in itself, quite apart from The Lord of the Rings, of which it was/is in fact independent.”
Yes ! not everyone from Birmingham is thick.!!
The wildest thing about this clip is them mentioning the Lord of the Rings and the audience sitting in total silence. It's hard to remember that there was a time when those films were considered genre films that nobody thought would really catch on.
I watched them in the theaters back then and I don't remember anyone thinking they were anything but big blockbusters
Everyone know they’d be big and catch on. Had everything guys wanted and for women it had Orlando Bloom
@@LisaZoe86 Blockbusters.... sure but still genre films. This was before the nerd renaissance. Arguably these films helped to create that. At this point in history people were still deep into nerd shaming.
@@legendofzelda2324 And was also solidly a nerd movie. Listen to that audience. Silence. Even nerds werent sure whether to be excited about it yet. We take for granted that there was a time before the nerd rennaisance when any movie like this was expected to sell loads of tickets to teenage boys but wasnt expected to be a must-see film.
@@patreekotime4578 Exactly. I was a nerd who was excited for the movie and was hopeful that it would be good, but there was still this apprehension because nerd culture hadn't been embraced yet. I remember sitting in the theater before the movie started and I was praying that it wasn't going to end up being embarrassing, as if all eyes were on me and if the movie was bad or cheesy, that somehow it would be a reflection on me and my nerd brethren, like we were outcasts of society or something, lol.
I even remember an article in that shit-rag _Entertainment Weekly_ in 2002 that was about _Attack of the Clones_ and the jackass that wrote it started it by saying something like, "If you're anyone who is anyone, then _Attack of the Clones_ is the best movie of the past year, unless you're some sissy Lord of the Rings fan." He was on the wrong side of history on that one.
Her delivery of Elvish in those movies was amazing.
Sindarin
I was 11 years old and I thought "what is this magic?" when I heard her say the spell in the river. I was utterly enchanted.
Beautiful girl with a beautiful voice. When she spoke that line in Elvish, it sounded amazing!!
It sounded magical..
and when she said 'Elvish baby!'. it was crazy how she changed tone. did you noticed that?
@@michs5345 "Elvis, baby...." And there are two Elvish languages in existence now, Sindarin, which Liv spoke, and Quenya, which Sir Christopher Lee was chanting in when, as Saruman, he sent that storm against the Fellowship in "Fellowship of the Ring".
I'm not an overall fan of Liv, but watching her interviews I truly appreciate her as Arwen. She truly has the energy of this incredibly sweet and gentle, well-meaning, a touch otherworldy spirit, the way she naturally speaks is so hypnotizingly soothing and alluring. She is naturally more elven than some of her acting in the trilogy.
Agree. She is so soft-spoken. This is so nit-picky of course, but I wish she kept her natural speaking tone for the movies instead of whispering all the time.
I could listen to her talk for eternity
right? just give her a phonebook and I'd be all ears
@@victorhugomartinez5321 lol
23 bloody years ago! I feel so old..but still am in love with this tall elf woman❤️
6:29 her giggle is just so cute, like she knows it sounds a little silly
I remember watching this when it originally aired when I had no knowledge of LOTR and being only mildly interested in seeing the films. Now it's become almost an annual tradition to watch them and my fiancee's go to movies when she's bored.
She is so disarmingly charming and delightful. I'm positively smitten.
She’s the sweetest !✨
I love her Elvish impersonation. I'd love to hear her sing "You Ain't Nothing But a Hound Dog" in Elvish!
Liv has the most beautiful voice. I watched a 1981 interview with her mother bebe buell, and she sounds like liv, now I know where liv gets it from. Liv also got her gorgeous looks from her mother.
Wow she has the cutest voice ever
yes, a real lady!
and the "elvis baby" iin the low pitch was cute too
I love her voice it´s so sweet and calming
Conan pretending like he doesn't know Tolkien's work. He just wanted to hear her speak Elvish. Naughty boy.
Conan was and still is so respectful and classy.
I guess you missed the part where he sexualised her regarding the dress?
I like that she's just wearing jeans and a casual top.
I forgot how gorgeous she is. Her voice, her personality, and everything about her... so attractive
Her voice could melt butter from across the room.
Conan really was and still is the best talk show host of all time
HIm and Graham Norton
@@shadowstorm_fgc Not from that side of the pond but every clip I've ever seen about Graham is great, he's very giving to his guests. I feel like if that was on my local TV instead of Conan growing up, he would have been who I'd watch
@@shadowstorm_fgci cant stand graham norton, i like dick cavette and conan,
I'll bet you're very young, because he can't even compare to the great Johnny Carson.
Sorry, Craig Ferguson wins, then Graham Norton.
It's so crazy that LOTR was that long ago.
We’re old
Thank God it was made decades ago. It would likely be twisted now like the Rings of Cringe.
She is so beautiful,
She looks and speaks so cute and soft
After so many years, Liv is still loved so much here in Middle Earth (NZ).
She's so beautiful and graceful
By God, so gorgeous. Liv Tyler looks great too.
I see what you did here 😂
She could wake me up in the middle of the night speaking elvish any time. ❤
Her sweet, dappy persona here really makes me appreciate how great she was in The Leftovers. She was terrifying in that.
She is utterly delightful!
Liv has such a beautiful voice that she would make the perfect horror actor. Just changing her voice makes her frightening 😅😂
she is so beautiful and so sweet and calm. love her
Her voice melts me
Live has a very gentle, sweet, soothing and calming sounding voice. Dakota Johnson also
has this unique trait.
i am actually sort of surprised as how shy and cute she seems, she talks so softly it almost sounds like they forgot to mic her sometimes.
I loved her in "That Thing You Do".
I will forever have a girl crush on Liv Tyler she is just so beautiful in every way! Her personality is so delightful!
Pure cuteness
She's so beautiful and sweet.
Poor Alicia Silverstone appeared in a video with HER, and suddenly we all forgot who Alicia was. And we didn’t even hear that voice but we could imagine 6:25
She was so shy and borderline unresponsive until “If they mated” lol
What a beauty she is, her voice, charm and personality perfectly cast to play the Elvish princess Arwen in Lord of the Rings. Love that photoshoot of her, such a cute happy smile. And love her in One Night at Mcool’s Never miss a Liv Tyler interview, love her outfit and the way her hair is styled here. Great interview Conan! 😍😘🥰🫶🏻🌟✨👑💎⚜️🏆📺🧝🏻♀️
Her voice is so cute
if people can manage to be mean about Liv Tyler's looks, there is no hope for the rest of us lol
further proof you should just live your life I guess
I know. I can't imagine any body who would criticize her looks. Especially the way she looked in the movie Stealing Beauty. She was so stunning and beautiful at that age. That critic was insane.
@@lisascorp true, I've always been mesmerized with her beauty!
@frankinsaneandmyrrh1202 Yes. She is astonishingly beautiful. I have seen an occasional comment calling her plain or sort of pretty but nothing special and I can't believe they can possibly think that.
A beautiful Liv Taylor and beautiful elfish.
light conversation about LOTR back then. little did they know what the movies would become.
That’s cool how Conan picked up on the Gaelic influence.
Little did everyone realize back then the cultural phenomenon about to be released upon the world in One Night At McCool’s. 😮
She is so darling. Crazy that this was over 20 years ago.
Excellent. Such a bueno interview from good days 🙂
Great Odin’s beard! She really is a timeless beauty.
Wow, I haven’t thought of _One Night at McCool’s_ in a long time.
You're in better standing than me. I've never heard of it and I was around during that time.
Most beautiful woman ever
She is so sugary sweet that when she plays a role like the one in One Night at McCool's, so polar opposite of her actual personality, the acting talent really shines through.
She is such a sweet person. Great poise and dignity.
1:02 I like how he pretends not to hear
As a teen watching lotr back then i didn't care about Arwen or Liv Tyler... Now i find both so charming.
When she spoke Elvish, something deep inside me stirred...
6:25 There not having a huge applause goes to show how new The Lord of the Rings was...
I loved Liv Tyler as Arwen and Betty Ross. she is truly amazing and so elegant. Also, he has a very beautiful voice. She is like a real elven.💚
This is a real blast from the past. Pre 9/11, pre-LOTR, Spacehog is still relevant enough to be mentioned... I forgot how funny "If They Mated" was.
in my mind, when i would read fantasy novels in the same genre as Lord of the Rings, she's exactly what i would imagine female elves to be like, the way she looks and the way she sounds 🤔🤩🥰
Betty Ross (Arwen) is the next villain after Red Skull (Elrond), Ronan (Thranduil), and Hela (Galadriel).
Such a lovely lady!
and her upcoming role in "Lord of the Rings".
can you believe that? Its been over 22 years since the first parts has been released.
Conan is the best.
She was so beautiful...
I could listen to her speak Elvish all the live long day.
Is no one talking about her horse impression at 4:26 ? Very subtle with the camera angle but really good.
Liv Tyler - 'Elves are pretty tall' meanwhile in Rings of Power - lets put 5 foot asian girl warrior to fight againts orcs and ogres...
Little people running around with hammers and "I thought you meant Elvish", God Conan is nervous bc of Liv.
Her Elvish sounds so pretty
What a time machine, tv talk show hocking a print magazine talking about this new concept of shooting a movie trilogy all at once.
Not 100 percent, but wasn't Lord of the Rings the first? I mean it makes perfect sense in hindsight. And Harry Potter followed suit by releasing a movie a year for almost 8 years (only exception being the 7th book in the series, being split in two).
Just so fantastic isn't it!!!!! 😊 Liv Tyler is just so beautiful isn't she ❤
06:03 Liv Tyler as Elvis Presley
could you imagine the dress topic today???
6:50 conan was close, one kf the elvish languages was based on Welsh, a relative to the gaelic languages
Liv Tyler saying things in elvish oh my god
She has such a soft, almost angelic voice - it's like ear porn! 😌
Must be from her mother, because daddy has the polar opposite vocal organ 😅
Ear porn. That's a new one. I havent heard of it before. It sums her voice accurately though
Ear porn? 🙄 You need a girlfriend…really really bad.
It's called asmr
@@19sandyman you know exactly SHIT of what I need, kid. 😉
Yeah sure. 🙄 You’re probably dressed as Gandalf right now, viciously abusing your wiener screaming YOU SHALL NOT PASS!!!!
One of the most beautiful people to ever grace the screen. And Liv is cute, too! 😅
I love that woman. Period. She is beautiful.
Her accent and inflection and soft way of speaking reminds me of jackie kennedy
Also Conans such a good interview he could sense her vibe, shes prolly nervous, and he brings it down to her level. Also notice how shes looking him in the eyes the entire interview lol she doesnt care about the cameras, shes not like a performing interviewer like some are, which conan is also great at dealing with and letting them steal the show. But hes equally good with more introverted guests. Hes a sensitive soul, and not egotistical, which is why hes the best talk show host
Is she an angel or something? She is the most beautiful women with the most beautiful voice i have ever seen! Amazing!
She could literally say that to anyone like that and they'd instantly fall in love.
Aand I'm off to rewatch Lord of the Rings.
I could listen to her speaking elvish all day😂
Love her so much! ❤❤❤
The most beautiful woman in the world, and yet the camera stays mostly on Conan. Criminal!
At 6:00 her voice just goes deep when she says "elvish baby" or is it the man?
She is so sweet
Liv is so sweet and feminine. The perfect Elven princess.
Ya done good Steven Tyler!
Elvish Preshley
- Said hockey player
I'm going to need an audio loop of Liv speaking Elvish...........oh my.......
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Voice perfection