Olivia Colman Discusses Her Career | Turning Points
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- Опубліковано 7 лют 2016
- Three-time BAFTA-winner Olivia Colman talks about the key moments in her career to date; starring in her first school play, meeting David Mitchell and Robert Webb at university, and working with director Paddy Considine in her first serious dramatic role.
Turning Points asks BAFTA winners to look back at the career turning points that lead to their award win and beyond.
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People make fun of Olivia because of her tendency to tear up at inopportune moments. I think its refreshing to see a celebrity wear their heart on their sleeve and still remain humble and kind. I can't wait for Broadchurch Series 3
Yes, I agree so much.
I don’t think anybody makes fun of her lol. Everybody loves her 😁
Who makes fun of her??
She’s advanced so far beyond Peep Show, but she’ll always be Sophie for me.
She is so brilliant. I’ve watched her in Peep Show and Broadchurch and am always blown away by her work
I know this is 3 years old but definitely watch Flowers if you haven't by now, I'm late and just saw it and it's amazing haha
Hey look, it's Sophie
Tie done up to eleven
What is this, Mark's booze patrol?
I read it with Mark's peculiar voice
peep show: Tony- Toni, Fleabag: Claire-Klaire.
The Sophster, sophistery
From Numberwang to an Oscar. That is amazing.
That’s Numberwang
Yeah, she took the deal from Satan obviously, stupid bitch.
“Maybe I’ll stop my affair!”
I didn't know she was so humble and nice, brilliant woman.
A genius of an Actress, completely deprived of affectations... what a bless! Long live and work Olivia Colman!
Adore this woman. A real gem in British film; puts Hollywood starlets to shame.
Olivia is super cool, like really impressive at acting. She seems like an awesome lady too.
She's beautiful, charismatic and, quite frankly, I won't hear a bad word said about the woman! I'm also not very forgiving on any journo's who repeatedly spell her name as Coleman!
Ack!! Olivia is my hero. Adore her. One of the best actors walking around the planet right now.
Jeff? As in JEFF!?
I'm so excited to see her play Queen Elizabeth II in The Crown.
Hey look, it's the Oscar Winner, Olivia Coleman.
Colman
Good work , all the time , whether it comedy , or serious ....or both!!!
She's adorable. I first saw her in a number of Mitchell and Webb skits, and came to really appreciate her comedic timing. Then I saw her on one of those murder mystery shows as the killer, and I thought "Oh Olivia, you don't have to murder people! You're adorable!"... :)
Peep Show was a serious dramatic role.
This woman is an exceptional actor. Even if you don't like The Favourite-I personally do, mind you-go watch her in Tyrannosaur or such. She has incredible old school acting chops, where she can express so much without words at all. Her characters, their gait, their inflections, their mannerisms, all differ. That is true acting, in my opinion.
Not sure if English is your first language, but if not, we say "actress" for a female actor.
@@jonnysongs Hi. Yes. I am aware that traditionally that is the case. However, the term is archaic and antiquated. Acting is the art form and actors are what we call those practicing within the profession. I've simply chosen to unequivocally refer to people whom act as actors, irrespective of gender or orientation. It would seem, to me, to be the most respectful and doesn't divide them into subcategories that imply that they're somehow a subgroup. Feel free to call them whatever you wish.
English is my first language.
@@lung325 "Actress" is most certainly not archaic everywhere, it is still in normal use in my country (UK) and has no connotation of disrespect that I know of. When we have gendered profession names, I think it is better to use them where appropriate. Obviously you can do what you want, but it's jarring for me as a fellow native speaker to see "actor" when I know you're talking about a woman.
@@jonnysongs No offense but this isn't really a conversation I'm interested in furthering. We're now in the realm of opinions, which for me, seem moot and inconsequential. It's also a bit off topic to my original comment: praise for an actor on their acting.
@@jonnysongs what are u even on about
Olivia is an excellent actor
She speaks in staccato. That's funny.
When she did that scene where she was crying her eyes out right at the end of Accused-Mo's story, I thought that was the best piece of acting I have ever seen. She totally nailed it. Crying on set like that is the sign of a very talented actor/actress.
I've heard her and people who know her say that in a way she's never really acting. She gets so immersed in the role that her emotional reactions become genuine. I.e, she's not pretending to be sad, she actually gets so into the story that she cries for real because it's so sad. This is what I've heard her say, anyway. She's quite an amazing lady
Olivia is the best! She is so awesome! I love her!
I love her, she is so sweet.
OSCAR WINNER
She is so pure
I'll watch anything that Olivia is in,it's almost a guarantee of quality+she's beautiful,sexy and humble,such a rare combination of that +the talent is refreshing.
She won an oscar!
So glad she's such a star. She's great.
Olivia you are amazing actor! I absolutely love that you are real and can show your emotion on your sleeve. It encourages other woman to know its OK. I just love you 😍! Keep doing what your doing! ❤
She's lovely
She’ll win the Oscar for The Favourite❤️❤️❤️❤️😍😍😍😍😍😍:)))
Should’ve put money on that!
Interviewing David Brent
I love actors who broke late. Olivia. Sarah Paulson. Even Frances McDromand.
Viola Davis also
They all owe their careers to making a deal with Satan, the ultimate prtender. Fakery and woke propaganda.
This is the shortest actor review I've seen. I've seen 20-minute plus videos that go into details about the characters they've played on TV shows and films.
I come from the future… when she is the best actress in the world
Sadly,you are now the past but she still is wonderful:)
@@Isleofskye yep
I don't know why but Olivia reminds me very much of the wonderful Ellen MacArthur. Two great women who wear their hearts on their sleeves 😘
Brill actress..totally underrated.
Tyrannosaurus she played a domestic abuse suffering charity shop worker,and she was amazing.
Won 3 baftas...yeah clearly underrated. Spanner.
I balled up at that acceptance speech. She is a fucking legend.
She's my fucking hero.
Best actor. Love Olivia hate Sophie. Perfect.
With some makeup she would be perfect to play a middle aged Queen Elizabeth !
Pendragonthegreat
She is!!! That was an amazing prediction!!!
This comment aged very well 🤩
This comment tho ❤
It did happen and im sooooo happy
Olivia Colman ... may your carbon footprint not trample on the Bachman's delicate wood.
And then the majority of people whom starred in Broadchurch were from a comedy background as well.
I was erked enough after seeing her speak in a posh way on Oscars clips, turns out she is quite earnest and matter of fact which I'm sure makes her delivery touching in whatever it is she got awards for, fair enough
Wow... this interview series managed to do the impossible. That is, to make Olivia Colman look boring!
She really found her feet as an actress after leaving peep show. She was far to good an actress for that program
Oh do fuck off
wounder
peep show was and still is awesome
@@kurtanglina7419 my all time favourite comedy