This is one of my most favorite UA-cam vids. In one place on that special occasion: Fellini and his wonderful Giulietta Masina, Sofia and Marcello. Anyone who loves Italy as much as I do knows how fortunate we are to have the cinematic treasure from them in our lifetimes.
She was a great actress. I had the pleasure to live in the times when their movies, both Mr. Fellini's and also Mrs. Masina's were made. But I really wish I lived 10 years earlier, than I had understood more of them. Thank you to both of you!
Well, you live in a time when you can watch anyone of them any moment you choose. I only saw my first Fellini a few months ago and have seen many now. I saw a season at the cinema for his 100th birthday and then the rest online. The most wonderful films. They seemed more moving that everyone and the times they lived in are gone now.
@@AnyoneCanSee I was about 18 when I watched my first Fellini. It was Amarcord. Nowadays I prefer his works from the 50s and 60s. Another director I like is Pasolini. I remember a movie where he showed (for me at this time shockingly) how the uneducated and underprivileged multiply, and the educated classes die off. The last scene is in a gypsies camp at night, where we hear the noise of couples creating babies. Surreal. What a good time we had. What a loss that the US has almost completely taken over the film world.
I sometimes wonder if Federico made Guilietta, or if Giulietta made Federico. If he had stopped after La Strada and Cabiria, that would have been enough. Whatever it was that was in those films, it is long lost.
Such moving statement and Jiulietta was so beautifull. I watched La Strada not too long ago but after the first viewing of the movie, I wasnt sure what to think. But now, I really like it. Great movie.
My friend John, years ago, I believe was visiting Cinecitta in Rome. And happened to get into a conversation with Ms. Masina. (John was fluent in Italian, luckily)..He expressed his wish to meet Mr. Fellini, and casually as that she made the introduction.
to have the understanding these two must have shared... and the fact that he received an oscar forty+ years after his first one, still speaking *this* english? i.e. love these people. thank you for sharing ❤
Martin Scorses said that he had the honour of hearing him, both in english and italian, and that while his points and ideas were well expressed in english, in italian he was something else. Grazie maestro Fellini 🇮🇹
“Giulietta stop cryng” is one of the most beautiful love declaretion of everytime
2:00 I love her SO MUCH!! Divine heart
This is one of my most favorite UA-cam vids. In one place on that special occasion: Fellini and his wonderful Giulietta Masina, Sofia and Marcello. Anyone who loves Italy as much as I do knows how fortunate we are to have the cinematic treasure from them in our lifetimes.
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She was a great actress.
I had the pleasure to live in the times when their movies, both Mr. Fellini's and also Mrs. Masina's were made. But I really wish I lived 10 years earlier, than I had understood more of them.
Thank you to both of you!
Well, you live in a time when you can watch anyone of them any moment you choose. I only saw my first Fellini a few months ago and have seen many now. I saw a season at the cinema for his 100th birthday and then the rest online. The most wonderful films. They seemed more moving that everyone and the times they lived in are gone now.
@@AnyoneCanSee I was about 18 when I watched my first Fellini. It was Amarcord. Nowadays I prefer his works from the 50s and 60s.
Another director I like is Pasolini. I remember a movie where he showed (for me at this time shockingly) how the uneducated and underprivileged multiply, and the educated classes die off. The last scene is in a gypsies camp at night, where we hear the noise of couples creating babies. Surreal.
What a good time we had. What a loss that the US has almost completely taken over the film world.
What a gift they made to us. She was the gift, he wrapped it up in a glorious presentation.
Once upon a time in Italy....
I sometimes wonder if Federico made Guilietta, or if Giulietta made Federico. If he had stopped after La Strada and Cabiria, that would have been enough. Whatever it was that was in those films, it is long lost.
He made us all cry.
Sin Guilietta Fellini nunca hubiese sido Fellini
An amazing genius of a director--and Giulietta--what can you say? One of the most insanely gifted actresses in the history of movies.
... gib schon her das Ding 🙂 Fellinis Filme mit seiner Ehefrau sind meiner Meinung nach seine besten, sein herzlichsten, seine menschlichsten ...
Thank You, Both!!! Thank You so much!🎭🌠🌎
I love the Italians
Such moving statement and Jiulietta was so beautifull. I watched La Strada not too long ago but after the first viewing of the movie, I wasnt sure what to think. But now, I really like it. Great movie.
1:44 amazing, amazing, I teach Italian abroad and I just showed this to my students to mention La Strada and Fellini to them!
My friend John, years ago, I believe was visiting Cinecitta in Rome. And happened to get into a conversation with Ms. Masina. (John was fluent in Italian, luckily)..He expressed his wish to meet Mr. Fellini, and casually as that she made the introduction.
Thanks for sharing this. I've spoken to people who knew them both & were told they were fantastic people.
True love is for ever ❤️
They're too awesome for this world
My soul is on fire
When great really means great
to have the understanding these two must have shared... and the fact that he received an oscar forty+ years after his first one, still speaking *this* english?
i.e. love these people. thank you for sharing ❤
Fellini spoke well, it's just heavily accented. He lived in Italy all his life. How is your Italian, by the way?
@@hudsony777 It's weird that anyone would expect an italian director to speak like an American
Martin Scorses said that he had the honour of hearing him, both in english and italian, and that while his points and ideas were well expressed in english, in italian he was something else.
Grazie maestro Fellini 🇮🇹
Giulietta Masina looks just like Fernanda Montenegro in this clip!
Great word is small for him
Ναι μόνο που οι Αμερικανικές ταινίες,είναι τόσο χάλια αυτή την στιγμή που δεν βλέπονται πλέον.
the best moment in award shows history