I LOVE him ❤️ , i remember first time to Saw him... In " monday stormed,", lunes tormentoso... Sorry my bad english... With Sting. Melanie. G..... ¿ Yes...?.. (1988)...WoW... !! that far away...yes!! 💘💘💘✌🏼💚💚😘😘🌹🌹👌😋😋
This is a really good interview. One of the very best I have seen. Too bad it wasn't included in the US version. I love hearing Sean talk about building his characters. He is very thoughtful about the process.
This man... UNNFFF. He's so sexy. Well spoken, too. . . Also, I just realized that he has lovely hands. xD He was gesturing a lot in this interview. :P
I loved this interview. I saw this movie on DVD but I think you found interviews which are MUCH longer than "Behind the Scenes" - you posted several minutes which I didn't see on the DVD - but I got the American release, maybe you got a British DVD with more interivew on it? Colleen in California
This was a really great role and the only thing wrong with it was it being too damn brief. I coulda used another scene or two with Robert maybe getting tortured before he got hanged, or maybe leading an attack of some kind, not to alter history or anything but merely to intensify the depth and impact of his character. All in all, he was brilliant. None of his roles are in the slightest alike and it amazes me every damn time how he just transforms into these different characters. He even alters the tone of his voice and his facial expressions to fit into every role he plays. This one, Robert Aske that is, really suited him. I enjoyed the scene with him and Ray Winstone coming to terms VERY MUCH. Sean is always a delight, no matter how brief his part may be.
I love Sean bean and I know this is purely for entertainment. I love Braveheart and it infuriates me when people start bringing history into it but this is pure fiction and fantasy and it’s a betrayal of Robert Aske. He wasn’t a soldier never served in the army in his life the bloke was a lawyer and was against violence. It was a peaceful protest on his behalf unfortunately some of the ring leaders who ran with him thought violence was the only way forward.
@peachlily22 I gasped when it happened....I never do that even with the craziest twists....I guess i'm just used to the hollywood trend of saving their stars...
Yes out here in Phoenix, Arizona I don't think the young, mostly white, middle class suburbia students understand the passions involved. I wanted more on the Anglican Church and I am still looking. Any suggestions? Most of the students know nothing about Henry viii except that he had a number of wives and threw chicken bones over his shoulder -if they know even that much.
I would study the wives and the pope at the time. also what the church is expecting of people at the time. the advisors to the king had huge amount of power and I would look into them.
Yes I pray to Mary - 666 To open the book of curse is to see everything When you see the life you will see the end To see is to believe Yes thy kingdom come MEDUGORJE
i always think the same thing. I think he is terribly shy and that acting gives him that chance to overcome the shyness and then when he isn't acting, he falls back on his natural shyness. I know a lot of people like this. Most do a lot of Little Theater or singing...or writing... to give them a chance to open up. Then they go back to their quiet selves.
He's thinking as he goes trying to explain how he develops a role. Very quiet chap all his fellow actors say. Deep. Having said that, I love listening to him talk. Love to have a couple of hours just chatting. Few laughs, stories shared,
Sean Bean is a marvelous actor. Embodies his characters well. He has a mystique about him.
I love this actor and I love his voice! It s like hot chocolate...
Yes it is!
Yes he is..... I don't Words... Is so so sweet and to same time ..yes his voice is strong, ✌🏼😘😘🌹.. candy...
I LOVE him ❤️ , i remember first time to Saw him... In " monday stormed,", lunes tormentoso... Sorry my bad english... With Sting. Melanie. G..... ¿ Yes...?.. (1988)...WoW... !! that far away...yes!! 💘💘💘✌🏼💚💚😘😘🌹🌹👌😋😋
I love Sean Bean.
Sean at his sexiest, right hair colour and beard wow.
He’s awesome very well spoken true gentlemen
This is a really good interview. One of the very best I have seen. Too bad it wasn't included in the US version. I love hearing Sean talk about building his characters. He is very thoughtful about the process.
i don't understand english language too well,but his voice must be from heaven,i wan't listen to him for ever
thanks for posting these extras! In the USA we don't get to see them. They must include them on the UK versions. Love Sean's voice.
I love him. Sean!
This man... UNNFFF. He's so sexy.
Well spoken, too. . .
Also, I just realized that he has lovely hands. xD He was gesturing a lot in this interview. :P
Thanks - it is good the students see and feel the drama associated with these events and get the feel of the Tudors.
He's an angel on earth....yeah thats what he is....!!
Splendid!
love this, Govi! Didn't realise you had all this stuff posted here :)
I love that beard and his voice
His exit from Game of Thrones was sad but EPIC!!!
The North Remembers
Sean Bean ASMR.
Hee! I shall have to spend some more time here *drags up a chair*
How can a video be this old and why is it on my feed😂
Almost 17
@luciealie hahahha i know right. i love his voice♥
Очень красивый голос у Шона Бина.❤
I loved this interview. I saw this movie on DVD but I think you found interviews which are MUCH longer than "Behind the Scenes" - you posted several minutes which I didn't see on the DVD - but I got the American release, maybe you got a British DVD with more interivew on it? Colleen in California
I would like to use this clip for my History of Religion class at my college.
In my opinion he is the second best acting as Henry the 8th
Happy birthday sean from italian boy live in rome
This was a really great role and the only thing wrong with it was it being too damn brief. I coulda used another scene or two with Robert maybe getting tortured before he got hanged, or maybe leading an attack of some kind, not to alter history or anything but merely to intensify the depth and impact of his character. All in all, he was brilliant. None of his roles are in the slightest alike and it amazes me every damn time how he just transforms into these different characters. He even alters the tone of his voice and his facial expressions to fit into every role he plays. This one, Robert Aske that is, really suited him. I enjoyed the scene with him and Ray Winstone coming to terms VERY MUCH. Sean is always a delight, no matter how brief his part may be.
Great actor, he should play Ned Stark
I love Sean bean and I know this is purely for entertainment. I love Braveheart and it infuriates me when people start bringing history into it but this is pure fiction and fantasy and it’s a betrayal of Robert Aske. He wasn’t a soldier never served in the army in his life the bloke was a lawyer and was against violence. It was a peaceful protest on his behalf unfortunately some of the ring leaders who ran with him thought violence was the only way forward.
@peachlily22 I gasped when it happened....I never do that even with the craziest twists....I guess i'm just used to the hollywood trend of saving their stars...
In hoc signo deus - the broken sword - Excalibur - yes
Atmospheres? Is he a Michael Chekhov guy?
💋💋❤❤❤❤
@Orbster25 oh man...i cried so hard
In hoc signo deus - the eye - sauron - yes
In hoc signo deus - Egypt - Philippines - israel - Saudi Arabia - china- Ethiopia - yes
In hoc signo deus - the eye - sauron - sauron- yes
Yes out here in Phoenix, Arizona I don't think the young, mostly white, middle class suburbia students understand the passions involved. I wanted more on the Anglican Church and I am still looking. Any suggestions? Most of the students know nothing about Henry viii except that he had a number of wives and threw chicken bones over his shoulder -if they know even that much.
I would study the wives and the pope at the time. also what the church is expecting of people at the time. the advisors to the king had huge amount of power and I would look into them.
что он там шепчет? ))
In hoc signo deus - ring of power - evil- yes
In hoc signo deus - money - power- life- love - yes
In hoc signo deus - yes - Karina grace malig ayap - 123
In hoc signo deus - Karina grace malig ayap - yes - 123
Yes I pray to Mary - 666
To open the book of curse is to see everything
When you see the life you will see the end
To see is to believe
Yes thy kingdom come
MEDUGORJE
In hoc signo deus - jesus Christ - yes - the divine mercy prayer - yes
it's too stuppid
He can barely string a sentence together.
i always think the same thing. I think he is terribly shy and that acting gives him that chance to overcome the shyness and then when he isn't acting, he falls back on his natural shyness. I know a lot of people like this. Most do a lot of Little Theater or singing...or writing... to give them a chance to open up. Then they go back to their quiet selves.
@@patmanchester8045 I don't think he is shy. I think he is very calm and gentle.
He's thinking as he goes trying to explain how he develops a role. Very quiet chap all his fellow actors say. Deep.
Having said that, I love listening to him talk. Love to have a couple of hours just chatting. Few laughs, stories shared,