The Hobbit BTS Sir Christopher Lee returns (RIP A LEGEND)
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- Опубліковано 23 лип 2014
- this is a moment from The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey appendices. it’s my favourite moment from them and out of respect for him and in light of his death, i reckon everyone should see him in his final glory.
oh yeah and please be respectful in the comments. i’ve seen some that aren’t really nice. - Фільми й анімація
Sir Christopher Lee did not die. He completed life.
Timo van Galen wow....never thought of it like that. Great way to look at life..
Timo van Galen True.
100% completion. He was a soldier, a secret agent, he saw the last guillotine execution in France, he was a thespian, an actor and formed a heavy metal band at the age of 86. He was even a volunteer in the Winter War, helping Finland defend against the Soviet Union in 1939.
Thats pretty wise
He was also the only member of the LOTR cast that had actually met Tolkien.
Fun fact: Cristopher Lee is the only person in LotR movie crew who met and had a conversation with J.R.R. Tolkien
@@georgepeterjoubert7482 pretty sure they met once
Not just great friends, they were gay lovers for a long time
And he read LOTR every year (which now I do myself).
@@ElTyloon Not only gay lovers for a long time. Tolkien was his father
@@brandeeno2846 not only Tolkien was his father, his last name is skywalker
The man was 92 when they filmed The Hobbit and he was still so dedicated. We'll never see an actor like that again in our lifetime.
The actor who played c3p0 while he hasn't had as quite a exiting life (or at least publicly) he dies make almost all official appearances from the movies to the Christmas special
Betty White 99 :)
He was 89. He was 93 when he passed away, in 2015. They started filming in 2011.
@@theovlach well still that's very old
@@giorgoszervas4330 No argument, just wanted to make a correction.
Christopher Lee's entire life was basically a LOTR level epic.
I am furious that yet again. Someone with his history wasn't multi-honored like he should of been.. The UK/GB never does the right thing for our best.
You can't get a copy of his auto biog unless it's 2nd hand.. Only 1 print was issued and it should never be like that by one who had a history like Sir Christopher Lee did.
Amazing is an understatement.
Exactly.
His biography is just insane. So full of stories and experiences. They should made a movie about his amazing life.
Just imagine howmay more stories Sir Christopher Lee had that he never told anyone. He was certainly a man of many interesting things and mystery.
Christopher Lee is an example of why you need to respect and honor your elders. Because their stories are history, and once their gone that’s it. They and their stories are gone.
Lucky crew, getting paid to listen to Christopher Lee's history lesson.
Joey Deguelle best job in the world in my mind
Well let us remember the great movies and moments Christopher Lee left us.
in all that he has left we will remember him from now and many years to come.
DJ Fortress The best way to honor him, is by letting your children know who he was. The man had one heck of a life and he died the way he wanted, while still working on movies.
that i will along with anyone else who reads this message, he had a honourable life and a honourable death need we say more.
You do not rush Christopher Lee. If that man wants to talk, then you damn well let him talk!
No shit , you dont simply tell Christopher Lee not to talk!
Wasn't he anointed into knighthood by a prince or something like that? If so, then no one can do anything to stop him.
Forget about the knighthood I think when a man with a life like that is willing to share his vast treasure of amazing stories and life experience you are fucking obliged to listen.
I love this comment :)
Well the hobbits movies were rushed thanks for some strange reasons...
One does not simply interrupt SIR Christopher Lee when he is sharing his Life Experiences
Exactly, the shooting can freaking wait.
Ser*
Unfortunately after listening to Sir Christopher Lee speaking all remaining future convesations are on the level of describing consistency of squirrel droppings.
@@Satori2046 honestly I'd would be like, I'm listening to probably one of the most badasses alive tell his live story and I'm getting paid. I've won at life.
Shooting for a movie at such a grand scale as LOTR is around a million dollars a minute of film time...
"I came out onto the set of Revenge of the Sith, and I saw Ewan and Hayden standing there. And I just knew that if they tried to fight me, they'd embarrass themselves terribly. So I did this really awesome double somersault down to where they were standing and said 'Your swords, please. We don't want to make a mess of things in front of the Chancellor', which was my nickname for Ian McDiarmid, great, great actor that he is. I didn't realise that George had actually been filming the whole time."
-Christopher Lee, probably
This is actually believable.
So perfect. Ha ha ha ha!
Serving in WWII, fighting all over the world, on land, sea and air, then joining Military Intelligence and later to SAS, then starting a whole new career as an acclaimed thespian and a world renowned movie star, not to mention a side career as a heavy metal musician... What a life Sir Christopher Lee lived, and he he is still going strong...
Man he's so cool
He... what? Heavy metal? Tell there's a picture of him on stage dressed as Saruman with a bass guitar in his hands.
Originally he is a classicaly trained opera singer; but at least since early 90's he is releasing metal albums. Latest one is called "Heavy metal Christmas". Just google it.
And yes, there is such a picture, buy I don't know if it's real or photoshoped. :)
I'm reading his Wikipedia article right now, about to listen to "Jingle Hell". Holy shit, this man is unstoppable! He makes immortality look like a busy thing! Not like common portrayals where they dick around all day. What a man, bro, what a man...
Add to teh fact that he's cousin to The author of James bond: Ian fleming
R.I.P. One of the best actors of the last century! Saruman, Dracula, Count Dooku, James Bond villian! I loved all of his actings!!!
Der Kritiker I'll miss him.... He was such a great guy...
Der Kritiker The Bond Villain was Francisco Scaramanga...aka The man With The Golden Gun.
Der Kritiker He's not dead you fool, as we speak, dark forces are amassing, to resurrect the dark count using only the foulest magic from the deepest pits of hell... (he is techically a count if you consider who his mother is)
Der Kritiker christopher lee was not a very capable actor. he was very limited.
***** If only :(
Hearing an 'old boy' retell his stories....the old boy knows he's coming to the end, he wants to share all that he is before he is no more. It takes patience and humility to allow the old chap to recount things which were important to him. The more I see of Peter Jackson the more I like him.
It takes neither patience nor humility to listen to the observations of a man who has led an extraordinary life. It just takes someone with a clue.
Glad you mentioned this! I was really happy seeing Peter take the time to listen. Makes me feel bad for not concentrating when my Grandad used to tell his stories 🙁
He did take some secret to himself, eventually.
I don't think it's that hard when the man lived such an amazing life.
Bro your comment made me tear up
Look at how everyone listens to him telling stories. He feels like an old warlord from ancient times sharing his tales and everybody just want every second of it. Just wonderful.
Warlord is quite appropriate.
And folks standing around swapping stories is exactly how we do often in the military when we meet other folks we don't know. "Where have you been?" "When'd you get in?" "Was so-and-so there when you got there?" I did a movie once, and the Assistant Directors had to keep coming to where all of us military folks (being extras in the background) were at to tell us to stop talking: all we did was swap sea-stories!
People listening like the kids listened to Bilbo telling them about the 3 trolls who tried to eat him and all the dwarves in Hobbit.
My dad had a friend in England who said he was taking out the rubbish on Christmas Eve and it was foggy and dark and Christopher lee came out of the fog and said "merry Christmas" and left.
lol that's awesome if it's true
That's a legendary story!
what an incredible story
I shed many tears.
And that's when your dad's friend leaned back and said "So what was that Bill Murray story you were going to tell us?"
I love how he called everyone in the room “Ordinary people”, Only actors like Sir Christopher and Sir Ian can do that.
Excuse me, Sir Ian.
He isn’t wrong. How many “ordinary people” have accomplished nearly half the things he’s done in his life.
@@ulfberht4431i think he meant people or actors with normal clothes.
But I see your point
@@galahad1876
Huh? How does clothing correlate with people and actors being “ordinary”?
Because it's a fantasy film and most characters in it are not ordinary people not even human... @@ulfberht4431
Christopher lee was a heavy metal enthusiast and singer.. the guy really dedicated his life to all forms of art.. what an insanely talented man!
I love his song "The Bloody Verdict of Verden"
@@arontuske9348 holy f*ck i never listened to something like this, i don't have the words to describe what made me feel
He also did a heavy metal concept album about Charlemagne. Haven’t heard it myself, but I’m told it’s pretty good.
Don't forget he was also a sith
A renaissance man, a throwback of more a more civil, bygone, age...
“Sir, I’m afraid the filming schedule for the Hobbit will have to be delayed.”
“You’d better have a bloody good reason for this delay. It’s the third time this month!”
“Sir Christopher Lee has been indulging us with stories from his life.”
“Understandable. Carry on as long as you need.”
Man, if Christopher Lee was still alive, I would’ve love to have had him over for dinner just to hear his life story.
3:35 Christopher Lee doing a American Southern accent is something I cannnot unhear. Such an amazing guy.
I know right? I had to replay it.
Holy crap he sounds like hank hill 🤣🤣🤣
"Send out them warg raddars..."
"So that thar rang's done been found."
"A new pawr is razzin! Whaht pawr! (ahem). It's vittry is at hand!"
"One o them littl'uns got the keys to my 86' Lebaron. Bring that sumbitch back here."
and he did it so well!!
Respect to any Brit who can pull off a good American drawl without it being cringe.
Crazy how even in old age he was so full of life then one day, the light just burns out
Krisb BeatS You get ill and then you die in the case of “old age”
End? No, the journey doesn't end here. Death is just another path, one that we all must take. The grey rain-curtain of this world rolls back, and all turns to silver glass, and then you see it. White shores, and beyond, a far green country under a swift sunrise.
@@UploaderGuy3000 Mystic quote from Gandalf !
The light didn't burn out. It shot up to the stars, where it belongs.
That's called death you idiot.
He was cognitively all there at even in his 90’s. I was lucky enough to have grandparents make it to their 90’s and be cognitively all there like him. Really special.
He wasn’t in his 90’s in this clip or when they filmed the movies he was around his late 70’s early 80’s lol
@@MrPHUCKYOURSELF He died when he was 93 and played in the Hobbit 1 year prior. So he is 92 in this clip
@@Lyquaria what I’m pointing out is that this footage is from the 2000’s. And the comment talks how he was cognitive in his 90’s is impressive yeah if comparing to joe Biden. Clint Eastwood is well over 90 still directing movies William shatner is 90 and he’s still hosting shows on history channel.
@@MrPHUCKYOURSELF Bro no this isn't from Lord of the Rings. It's from filming the Hobbit so he's 92 in this clip
I think for most people it comes to complacency as they get older. Our great elders like Sir Christopher Lee, Sir Ian McKellen, William Chatner, and Clint Eastwood all still have/had very active roles in their life well into their golden years. They are/were always after the next project or task.
On the opposite end of the spectrum when most people who retire they’ll start to play a more passive role in their very own life which leads to degradation of the brain. Use it or lose it.
He didn’t die, he became one with the force...and also traveled to the west to the undying lands with his chocolatier son ❤️
LOVE YOUR COMMENT!! 💟
And met his old friend/enemy Moff Tarkin (or Jonathan Harker).
For a man of such age still acting in a movie is just so incredible.
Edgars Ļebedevs He also do metal songs
Edgars Ļebedevs RIP Christopher Lee , may he rest in peace .
@@pikppa Well, that's not strictly true. He "appears" on metal albums, but he does not write the music, nor does he actuality record to the metal songs. He sings to a click track within a specific key, and then his vocals are added to the music later on. He knows what the end product is though, so it's genuine participation.
@The Lavian
Because he gave us good and ineresting information as to how Lee's singing performance worked?
I really don't see what's wrong with that.
When Christopher Lee wants to tell a story, you do not stop him, you sit down, shut up, pay attention and listen to the voice of intellect and experience.....
Sir Christopher lee:
- a son
- a Sith Lord
- dark wizard
- dentist guy who hates lollypops
- Count Dracula
What a great life
Edit: Thank you for all the likes, may this great men Rest In Peace
And a Man with a golden gun don't forget that.
- Count Dracula
- A mummy.
And he had a mind of Metal
@@szczesiu and made Gremlins
Peter Jackson should direct a biopic of Sir Christopher Lee’s life. It’d be more epic than the Lord of the Rings
The problem there is people would want whoever played him to have that iconic voice, and his voice was one of a kind.
@@mercurydude maybe Johnny Depp, who was his friend.
@@mercurydude Only actor I can think of who has the same kind of presence and voice is Charles Dance.
A documentary would be more suitable. It would be a really difficult film to get right
@@mercurydudeI thought maybe like 'Patrick Stewart' could take a shot. Similar age, comparable voice, and kind of similar nose..
Rest in peace! He was a great actor with one of the best voices in cinema and the stage.
Marty what it all about ?
Marty wtf
@@RealArtVandelay Wtf?
"Marty has left the planet"
"Marty have feeling a sad life than you"
If anyone ever deserved the title of 'Greatest Actor of All Time', it was him. And he was, to me. Rest in Peace.
Whenever someone asks me who my favorite actor is, he is my answer.
Amen.
*greatest human ever. the guy dominated life
Indeed! A true legend.
John 3.16 What does that have to do with anything?
Sir Christopher Lee talking is a masterpiece in itself. He was born to play Saruman, even though he dreamed of playing Gandalf; but I think him being playing Saruman was enough for him to last for a life time until he crossed over to the undying lands. Board away by white ships, seeing the rain curtain of this world roll back, and all turned to silver glass. Then sees white shores and a far green country under a swift sunrise
Why didn't he became Gandalf before?
@@alexanderwindh4830I think because he was already very old when the first lotr was being shot, so he couldn't do everything Gandalf needed to do
For Ian McKellen it was revisiting the shorter part of Gandalf the Grey, which he preferred, but for Christopher Lee it was creating something we hadn't seen: Saruman before he became bad, the person Gandalf was so happy to see.
He read the complete lord of the rings every year, decades before he even got the part of Saruman. He stealth killed 5 German soldiers on Jersey when they occupied it.
Lol he was a bullshit artist
@@stevenobrien557 Care to back up your comment or are you the one that's the bullshit artist?
@@stevenobrien557 We're talking about Christopher Lee here, not you.
@@stevenobrien557 Watch wicker man and say again he is a bad artist or actor.
Source? I couldn't find anything on him stealth killing five German soldiers.
Am I the only one thinking that he'd have made the best DM in the existence of the universe?
_You see, as you enter the circular chamber, a tall pale wizard. As he climbs the steps leading up to an ornate black throne, he turns around before exclaiming, "These clothes are a menace!"_
I always keep a Christopher Lee voice in my back pocket when I'm DMing or reading a story.
Admit it, you read this in his voice.
@@Pumpkin525 there’s no other way to read it
This makes me so happy. I know there was some tension between Peter and Christopher when his scene was cut out from The Return of The King. It's good to see them become friends again before Christopher's passing.
I was thinking the same. So glad.
My great-uncle is 92 or 93, and he's so spry. He goes bowling at least once a week. It's crazy.
Sir Christopher Lee seemed like such a great man. He gave us Dracula, Saruman and Count Dooku. Such a legend. May he rest in peace 🥺
Sir Christopher Lee is one of the most remarkable men alive. If another director ever wants to reboot the Middle-earth franchise, it will be an instant failure without the presence of this incredible actor. Sir Lee _is_ Saruman.
Honestly I think he could have played Gandalf or any number of characters in the series given his knowledge of Tolkien's books.
None can contend with the will of Christopher LEEEEEE
PINGPONGROCKSBRAH I read somewhere that Tolkien thought that Lee could actually play Gandalf. I think it was on Wikipedia.
KingOfSciliy
Yeah that's true. He was the only person working on the movies who actually met Tolkien.
KingOfSciliy Lee wanted to play gandalf, but the fact he was touching 80 when the original trilogy started meant he went for the less active role of saruman. I personally think saruman is the perfect role for Lee anyway
A part of me died when I heard that he passed away.. hats off to this legend he will always be remembered as the role of the white wizard.. RIP Sir Christopher Lee :(
Same, RIP Sir Christopher Lee.
He was the only actor to meet JRR :(
+maning04 Same. Sir Christopher Lee, you will be forever missed.
Oh get a grip!
@Lil_ Drag69 Christopher Lee the best person!
''Well- I wasn't going to bring that up-- Not in public.''
Jesus. That had me howling.
No it didn't.
Quick witted even at his age. Bless his soul.
I was employed as one of the Elves, in the Hobbit back in 2011 when travelling with a friend in a camper through New Zealand. It was a fantastic, fantastic experience and I will never forget it. For just a few scenes in the trilogy, I personally had to go on set for over 6 months, so you get an idea of just how much work goes into it all! I remember, particularly, meeting the gentleman in the glasses (who starts talking at 1:03) when in the canteen one day. We only spoke a few sentences, but he had an amazing calmness around him and was so humble considering his role as principal cameraman in both LOTR and The Hobbit. He sadly passed away a couple of years later, I believe
How can anyone dislike this??
RIP Christopher Lee
watcha want then?
+J.U.Ned. ?
probably gandalf
Gandalf, the Hobbits and the Ents all made accounts just to dislike
Those who disliked this are total idiots who never achieved squat in their miserable existence.
Lee is a badass. May he have many more years in this earth.
Amen to that.
Hes 92 thats not very likely but we can pray :(
Darth green
Eli Wallach was nearly 99 when he died a few months ago, Kirk Douglas will turn 98 in a month.... we can hope :)
Plus he has also kneeled for the queen and got the title: Knight
Darth green What ever his remaining time is, I am simply glad is still has some life left in him.
He was a kind of person, who really loved, and valued his life, and others.
Shame he was a Tory tosser.
Sir Christopher Lee is what happens when you unlock every achievement point at life.
Forever celebrating this man.
Hell with Lord of the Rings an the Hobbit. They should have just filmed Christopher Lee telling stories for 4 hours a pop. Make millions.
When Saruman starts talking about his time fighting the Germans. lol
"There were great many in the forests of Doi'Tshalant."
(Exept the proper pronounciation would be Doi'Tshlant, without the second A)
i know right, it all sounds like an epic legend
Watching Christopher Lee is a joy, even in his old age he still had wit and humour
RIP Sir Christopher Lee. Much loved and much missed! An amazing man and a brilliant actor!
Why Can't that be a movie? "Christopher Lee tells some awesome stories". Make it about an hour and thirty minutes long, add some archive footage, pictures, and animations to illustrate the details. I would pay to see that.
Absolutely! A documentary all about Christopher Lee's life, it's be fascinating!!
I do pay for see that
HERE, THIS IS ALL THE MONEY I HAVE IN THE WORLD, TAKE EM DAMMIT!
Bart Boucher I would pay about tree fiddy to see that
Bart Boucher It's be a hell of a thing to witness, but somehow, I get the feeling he's got a lot more to tell then an hour and thirty minutes would do justice. Maybe a ten part series? With another ten part series later on in the year?
Christopher Lee was around 88 years old when they filmed The Hobbit btw
I'm so glad that after the fight they had with the cinema cut of Return of the King, they worked together again.
When he walked onto the set in “those damned clothes” my heart jumped and I thought “why aren’t they all bowing to him?”! That’s the sign of a great actor, when you believe the character immediately and even without thinking. RIP Christopher Lee.
Christopher Lee , what a man, what a sport. You can see when he was filming in London how much he slowed down. To came back at that stage of his life to do this part. I mean what a man, God Bless Him. Rest In Peace. A true legend.
Amen.
Christopher Lee did more in one lifetime than any of us could have in 5: he was a war hero, a real-life 007, Dracula, a Sith Lord, an OG Wizard, a Bond villain, and a metal singer.
I dare you to try to get 1/3 of that on your CV before you kick the bucket. You can't.
Yea I kicked the bucket easily than doing all of that
Great post and so very true.
In fairness all the real life 007 and war hero stuff was made up.
Thanks for the inspiration and support mate
The thing that sucks is he wasn't able to see the new star wars movies. Wish he would've seen those before he died
That man is one of the people who I can truly say actually LIVED life. What a human being. I always wanted to meet him, but closest I ever got was an e-mail from him. Incredibly well-spoken and dignified even in texting. Enjoy your rest, friend. Know that you live on in our minds, our hearts and our spirits for all eternity. It's never "goodbye", it's "we'll see you later" :)
Lee was 90 years old When he filmed Hobbits, Such a legend. He also got blessings from Tolkein himself to play Gandalf but for his age he couldn't he was almost 80 during LOTR but anyway Saruman's role was also phenomnal.
@Qboid It would have been epic, anyways its still great.
Death is just another path, one that we all must take. The grey rain-curtain of this world rolls back, and all turns to silver glass, and then you see it.
White shores, and beyond, a far green country under a swift sunrise.
RIP Christopher Lee
If only
That was a speech by Gandalf (Sir Ian McKellen). Saruman would have just said "die you bastards".
Thank You.
White horses.... Thats death itself
Yes but Saruman was evil so he went to Tolkiens version of Hell whatever that is.
I would have given literally my life savings to have had a thirty minute lunch with Christopher Lee.
He seemed like a nice guy to be around, he could Read an airplane instruction manual in that voice and somehow he would have my full attention. The man was an absolute badass. He met Tolkien, and served in WWII and corrected Jackson on the way a man sounded when he gets stabbed.
It would start off as a 30 minute lunch then extend to at least 1:30
The day my friend and his grandmother took me to see the third Hobbit movie, she said gravely, "That's his last film," and she launched into a lengthy anecdote of Sir Christopher's film legacy from Dracula to Dooku. I said, "Wow, if he died tomorrow, he'd still have immortal praise." He died a little while after that and one of my greatest regrets is that I never got a chance to sit and listen to his stories. R.I.P. Sir Christopher Lee
Such a humble yet he radiates of wisdom, respect and authority at the same time. He must've been one hell of a person.
I fucking love this guy, and I want to feel sad about him dying, but he lived 93 years so it makes me happy instead.
The guy lived such a long life. I can't possibly be sad about it. What a legend.
Also, RIP Andrew Lesnie. He also past away a month ago and people didn't recognise it. You can see him in this video, too.
I'm 3 years late, but yes! He wasn't even featured in the in memoriam reel at the oscars the following year. Not that the oscars are actually important or anything, but forgetting an oscar winning director of photography, who filmed the greatest trilogy ever? Weak.
l0beda0st a
R.I.P From 2019!
Agreed. RIP 'Master of Light'
Passed*
R.I.P Christopher Lee.
Your legendary career, both on and off the screen, shall never be forgotten.
Imagine sitting there listening to his stories fo hours.
God I wish he'd do audio books while still alive. There should be a law for people with such powerful and magnificent voices to record audio books.
there are a few audiobooks of horror classics read by him on spotify
fuck law people lee wuda murdered u all
A consummated and regal actor. So good that he wasn't stereotyped as Dracula for life. Rest in Peace, Sir. God bless you.
Amen.
93 years and he's still rolling. Well done Sir Christopher Lee.
Mitchel Anhalt How badly timed..
Mitchel Anhalt Your comment has cursed us all
Mitchel Anhalt Rolling in his grave.. too soon?
john smith Much too soon.
Mitchel Anhalt why did i laugh.. its not funny
It's funny how Christipher Lee played characters that were villains that were once good. Count Dooku who was once a Jedi and Saruman once a middle-earth White Wizard to a follower of Sauron. He played protagonists and antagonists so impressively. I miss the Legend. Played two of my favourite villains
Such a powerhouse performer and we will never again see or hear anything new from him because he’s gone now. To have met him in person would have been the thrill of a lifetime. Pain is temporary but film is forever. My youngest son has now really invested in watching them with me for the first time.
"He is Sir Christopher Lee, so your kneeling is aproriate, thank you."
R.I.P. You amazing person.
4:48 that actually melted my heart
I really wanted to hear Christopher's story about the war. I love meeting people who have done so much in life. You can learn so much and draw so much inspiration. Lee did it all! What a guy!
I wish I could have met him and heard his stories of being in the war, and being friends with tolkien himself
Filmsparks Me too. I was born in the wrong generation. That would be a complete badass if I actually met Lee and Fleming.
He made it up
@Ramir Duria Many of his former friends and family say Steven O'Brien
's life is a sad and boring story.
@Ramir Duria triggered much, eh?!
@@ahabduennschitz7670 Rightfully so
Alongside Peter Cushing, Sir Christopher is one of my most beloved actors. A classic gentleman, a silver screen legend, and a master of his craft. I would have loved to have been able to spend an evening with him, talking over dinner, and just enjoying the stories he’d tell. RIP Sir Christopher.
Sir Christopher Lee is truly and amazing actor! He looks so fragile in that scene. You could tell he didn’t have long left. I have go admire the fact that money doesn’t even matter to this guy at this moment in time. He just came to do what he loves “acting” what a legacy he left behind! Rip Sir Christopher Lee❤️
The way he still remembers the he can't get up the bloody steps -part makes me almost teary. idk just shows how movies arent just gigs they're amazing life experiences and he clearly treasured working in LOTR and still happy to be Saruman, I'm suddenly just feeling a massive sense of loss
Happy 93rd birthday, Christopher Lee!
***** rip
***** Well, this escalated quickly
lookslikeEzio I read this in Christopher lee's voice...
thomas maloneyr how could one not?
He's dead
Besides of the awesomess fo his acting...He is the true fan, He read the books a long... long time ago, he loved the LOTR universe and I think he even meet J.R.R Tolkien... and then years an years after he conquer the everest of any fan... HE IS IN THE FILMS of his loved ephic and fantastic universe of Middle Earth... I LOVE HIM!! I scream in the movies in his scene of th Battle of the five armies
Damn, that last shot hurts, but it also shows what this man was capable of.
People like Christopher Lee are like a priceless treasure you cannot buy. Him talking about the past are stories you are never going to hear again. Rip, Sir.
What a remarkable person, it sucks that us human have to die, I just hope death is not the end.
There is no empirical evidence of that, therefore no one can know for sure, it's wishful thinking.
End? No, the journey doesn't end here. Death is just another path, one that we all must take. The grey rain-curtain of this world rolls back, and all turns to silver glass, and then you see it. White shores, and beyond, a far green country under a swift sunrise.
Sadly I'm not religious, I wish I was so I had peace of mind, but my mind works very logically and I need too see for myself to believe.
Silver Mirai I'm not religious either, that was a quote spoken by Gandalf in The Return of the King, considering the nature of the video I thought it was a good reference.
connorisnotbright Damn, how could I miss the reference, and I know that scene well, I was caught in the serious talk.
I can't believe he's gone forever...
southsidesman Stupid Troll.
L Lawliet LOOL XD
southsidesman Accept his noodly magnificence in the name of pasta, and the sauce, and the holy meatballs.
Ramen.
See. I can talk bollocks to.
southsidesman To bad for you there is no evidence for your so called "truth".
So I'll happily mock until my heart's content.
L Lawliet I love spaghetti xD
It breaks my heart when I hear stories where they just can’t make the trip to wherever the destination is. It’s just another reminder of our mortality and the hourglass has been set. It happened to my father. He wanted to go on a vacation one last time, but his energy was gone.
Look at how TALL he is!!!! The man should be a wonder of the world!!!
charlesdcw1990 He's the tallest living actor in fact xd
pikppa welp....not anymore :(
I know,, very sad the world lost a true TITAN
charlesdcw1990 To be exact, he was 6ft 5.
pikppa He was the tallest actor to be in a leading role (tied with Vince Vaughn). I mean there have been much taller people like Andre the Giant who has appeared in films but they only had small parts and were cast mostly for their size rather than acting abilities.
we lost another great actor... it's very sad...
R.I.P Christopher Lee
He maybe gone but he's reunited with his best friend Peter Cushing
God id have loved to sat around for days listening to Christopher Lee talk about his life. What an amazing man
“You’ve been busy of late my friend” *staring at the snack table*
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Can't believe he's gone, He was my favorite actor. He inspired me to start with acting myself, all I'm left with now is memories of all his amazing movies like Dracula, the man with the golden gun and lord of the rings. A great actor passed away :( Rest In Peace Christopher lee, your acting will never be forgotten
southsidesman Yeah, but he was gonna live forever :(
He maybe gone but he's reunited with his best friend Peter Cushing
+Henry Brekk "Death is just another path, one that we all must take." -Gandalf
+Henry Brekk Don't be sad because it's over, smile because it happened''
"As a day well used brings a happy sleep, a life well used brings a happy death." R.I.P. Christopher Lee
Quoting Leonardo.
amazing line
His voice carries so much and he’s got such an interesting background
Rest in peace , the great Sir Christopher Lee. A league of his own. Simply legendary iconic actor. He could do no wrong. One of my all time favourite . ❤️❤️❤️❤️
I wanna listen to his beautiful stories my whole life ❤️
I just came here to pay my respects to a legend... Rest in Peace Sir Christopher Lee and thank you for everything almighty leader of Isengard and Dark Lord of the Sith!
He really was so amazing, I feel sad I never got the opportunity to meet him personally but feel blessed to have watched lotr and hobbit and just seeing his amazing performance. Such a real legend,
R.I.P. Christopher Lee, an absolute legend.
4:57 i cry when i see the pictures of the olds mans smile
Christopher Lee was a legend. Always admired his work.
Christopher Lee is such a noble person ❤
RIP Christopher Lee
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Incredible that Christopher Lee is still acting, he's in his 90s!
May he rest
Storm Hawk Not anymore.
ChrisPWilliams Forevermore in afterlife and in our hearts.
Raxo in peace 💚
Nope he's now dead.
I am so glad to have found this video! It’s so awesome to see how sweet & wonderful Christopher Lee was! He was one of a kind & brilliant.
"I always kneel in front of you"
"Well I wasn't going to bring that up, not in public"
Lmao, fucking gold
Lee, Cushing, and Price were such masters of playing dark, serious characters, but they all loved jokes and comedy and laughing so much as well. It's often not well remembered how funny they all were.
Watching this was more special than the movie.
3:39 we will never see a movie with Christopher Lee using a southern accent.
His comment about wanting to work with Clint Eastwood makes me think he would be an awesome cowboy character
"Christopher Lee van Cleef".
"Hannie Caulder" (1971); Never actually seen it, so I can't verify if he does a southern accent but it's a Western