Rachel Weisz _has_ aged, she just still looks beautiful. The youth cult is strong in our culture, when youth is automatically equated with beauty, and the only way we can compliment a middle-aged actor's looks is saying that they look young or ~never age~.
He is one of the best interviewer out there, i've watched a lot of this kind of movie interview, some interviewer was a bit off and made the actor uncomfortable but he just really great. Just kinda like graham norton did, he made his guest feel relax
You should check out his work on the Empire magazine podcast, way back in 2012-2014, before he moved to BBC Radio 1. His interviews and movie reviews were great! He had a way that made guests feel comfortable by asking intelligent questions in an engaging and charming way.
Emma Stone is totally underrated. She kills every role she's in, and I feel like she's not getting the respect. Battle of the Sexes was so great because of her!
She's overrated. She's a very good actress. No doubt. But is she great? No. Is she one of the best? Not in a million years. She's in that third bracket in the hierarchy of talent.
I recall the late Carrie Fisher saying what her opinion was about the "admirers" who have had a lifelong crush on somebody they don't know personally - and their reasons...
Nahhhh stop it, Emma's accent was incredibly good. I was shocked and impressed. (and yeah I am British if you care) More importantly Emma, Rachel and Olivia Colman beasted this film. So good
I thought it was one of the best I've heard, and I'm a) British, and b) daft about accents. Not nearly as mannered or OTT as most non-UK anglophones having a go. As an example, I COULD NOT STICK Renee Zellweger's accent in 'Bridget Jones' - completely the wrong class for the character, way too posh. And don't get me started on Gwyneth Paltrow.
Just saw this the other day. It was very, very good. Rachel really kicked ass, and in the best tradition of so many British actresses, she's able to have show command without coming across as shrill and angry. Another thing I liked about the film was that the rivalry came from a real place of self interest. It wasn't just two insecure women going at each other. By the way the story is actually is based on historical events.
I agree about the 'self-interest' angle. It's not just cattiness or jealousy (although there's some of that involved), it's real make or break political intrigue. Thought it was great to see the genders flipped this time, with the men being generally foppish and largely irrelevant. A nice change.
@@areedashridbeek I guess you appreciate what you don't have. But I genuinely think no matter what, she is so stunning. A lot of modern girls these days don't have that qaulity despite being good looking you know?
They are both Magical actors they embody their roles to perfection! Emma stone has one of the funniest bones in the industry love her to bits her British accent is insanely good what a talent.
There are times where she says it perfectly but sometimes she has the "g" sound in the middle of YorGos which should be pronounced more like "y" than "g"
Charming! All three of you!! I'll have the dvd tomorrow. Already know it will be great fun. Really love how very kind and supportive Emma and Rachel are of one another. Class Act.
Some of my favourite lines by Rachel were "a monster for the children to play with, perhaps". And also "You wish me to lie to you? I will not lie. That is love!" I honestly questioned my heterosexuality with Rachel in this movie. She's SO beautiful, such a great actress. Ugh...
I love these actresses, and beyond from winning an Oscar, they deserve all the prizes where they're nominated. I must suppose for any American actor participating in an European production is a great priviledge, even though they must modify their accent to speak British accent like Emma, what you think?
Rachel Weisz is adorable - she looked amazing in Bourne Legacy. Her husband Daniel Craig came by the set - so James Bond literally came to the set of a Bourne movie.
This is probably my favorite comedy movie of all time. It's so sophisticated and well written and filmed, it can be appreciated on all levels of film making while also being funny. It's high-brow comedy.
The way Rachel says Let's shoot something...I don't know why but I just think it's funny and the way she says it it's cheerful but slightly sinister. Best line ever.
Just saw The Favourite tonight-great film. Watching this interview, I forgot how naturally deep and husky Stone's voice is. As an American, I'm not the best judge of whether she nailed the British accent, but simply comparing her cadence in the film to her natural speaking voice, it's very clear that she was heavily modulating her voice for the role. She sounds like an entirely different person.
I love when Rachel is explaining the X-Men comment...”I knew he meant it was a bit cr....it was a little cr....it just wasn’t meant from this film”. Now that’s some classy shade 😂
Emma Stone has really proven herself to be an astounding actress. I’d forgotten that she was even American. They all did well, but good god, Emma became that Abigail.
It was a good attempt and NOT overdone like so many do. It's better to be underdone than over the top as some of the worst attempts at accents have been the latter. I'm sure dating Andrew for so long she absorbed a lot of it herself before even having coaching. Good on her, for being humble about it too.
I just watched this film, post-Cruella. It was nice to see Weisz lavish such praise on Stone's British accent after she was so harshly criticized for it in the Disney film. I found the online reviews strangely split right down the middle, half either LOVING it or HATING it, with very few in between. I also thought it's description of being a "comedy" was not accurate at all. This wasn't a Jerry Lewis movie. I'd have described it as a period melodrama, with deliberate accents of humor and irony thrown in for good measure. I think it was an interesting cross between "Barry Lyndon" and "A Clockwork Orange," and a fitting tribute to the visions of both directors. As with all movies, I never read the reviews first, preferring to judge them on their merits alone, and I found myself quite intrigued and impressed by both the production values and superb acting throughout the entire film.
Rachel Weisz _has_ aged, she just still looks beautiful. The youth cult is strong in our culture, when youth is automatically equated with beauty, and the only way we can compliment a middle-aged actor's looks is saying that they look young or ~never age~.
Agreed -- women can be beautiful at any age.
truth! Aging is beautiful. Rachel Weisz is so stunning
She's only THIS gorgeous at almost 50 because she hasn't messed up with her face (and genetics, sure)
Agreed sooo hard!! Yeah she's aged, like everyone will, but she looks so vibrant and fresh and natural, and still so beautiful.
It is not our culture, it is humanity -- beauty has always been a function of youth. Sexual selection.
He is one of the best interviewer out there, i've watched a lot of this kind of movie interview, some interviewer was a bit off and made the actor uncomfortable but he just really great. Just kinda like graham norton did, he made his guest feel relax
You should check out his work on the Empire magazine podcast, way back in 2012-2014, before he moved to BBC Radio 1. His interviews and movie reviews were great! He had a way that made guests feel comfortable by asking intelligent questions in an engaging and charming way.
He looks handsome and smart, that helps.
Sean Evan's is good too
Before the scandal Jonathan Ross Was the best on bbc, not so much on itv these days though
eh, correct me if I'm wrong but I remember that Graham Norton and Cara Delevingne interview, and she wasn't exactly super relaxed...
Emma Stone is totally underrated. She kills every role she's in, and I feel like she's not getting the respect. Battle of the Sexes was so great because of her!
Frankie she won an Oscar, is that not respect from the industry.
@@A.A_xv But that was because the Academy only liked the movie she won for. They snubbed her for the Help and she was robbed for Birdman.
I prefer her as Gwen Stacy anyways! Who cares about Oscars?
Have you all noticed how she acts gracefully and being so elegant nowadays?
She's overrated. She's a very good actress. No doubt. But is she great? No. Is she one of the best? Not in a million years. She's in that third bracket in the hierarchy of talent.
They are adorable! THIS IS A FANTASTIC FILM AND INTERVIEW!
a good year for Gay Rachel Weisz Fans
I knew I was gay before, but oh dear lord have this year done a number on me.
amen
Ahjkks it really is
Yuuuuup
she is so beautiful
Daniel Craig is a lucky man.
arent they divorced? coz he is gay?
@@kaydy8758 tea
Sharla what the hell are u talking about
@@kaydy8758 hhhhhhhhh
I knowwwwww
How the hell is Rachel Weisz 48 ... She hasn't aged a bit.
Can't believe she is too
tbh she has
@@adw8451 what's tbh?
@@Nealjusn34 To Be Honest
Dhrubo B. women can be beautiful at any age, why are people obsessed with the wild concept of looking good when you’re older
Its 2020 and Rachel Weisz is still my crush
I recall the late Carrie Fisher saying what her opinion was about the "admirers" who have had a lifelong crush on somebody they don't know personally - and their reasons...
Nah, she old to be my grandma
Y lo seguirá siendo, es obsesionantemente hermosa
Nahhhh stop it, Emma's accent was incredibly good. I was shocked and impressed. (and yeah I am British if you care)
More importantly Emma, Rachel and Olivia Colman beasted this film. So good
I thought it was one of the best I've heard, and I'm a) British, and b) daft about accents. Not nearly as mannered or OTT as most non-UK anglophones having a go. As an example, I COULD NOT STICK Renee Zellweger's accent in 'Bridget Jones' - completely the wrong class for the character, way too posh. And don't get me started on Gwyneth Paltrow.
@@EBGBeee bridget was very middle class tho wtf she did a great job
It was a bit noticeable at times, but this is perfect for her character who is an outsider
Two of my favorite Hollywood women. What a treat to see them together in this interview. I love that Rachel loves "Superbad."
Two lovely human beings
three! the interviewer is brilliant
Just saw this the other day. It was very, very good. Rachel really kicked ass, and in the best tradition of so many British actresses, she's able to have show command without coming across as shrill and angry. Another thing I liked about the film was that the rivalry came from a real place of self interest. It wasn't just two insecure women going at each other. By the way the story is actually is based on historical events.
Good point with the command. I loved the moments when she struck a dominant pose in the film. Really believable.
I agree about the 'self-interest' angle. It's not just cattiness or jealousy (although there's some of that involved), it's real make or break political intrigue. Thought it was great to see the genders flipped this time, with the men being generally foppish and largely irrelevant. A nice change.
The film is "loosely based" on historical events, most of it is fiction.
Rachel weisz is one of the most gorgeous humans ever. I've always loved her interesting, exotic look and been so jealous.
@@areedashridbeek Canada. I'm blonde and super white haha. But it's her face, her eyes, she looks very interesting and could be mixed races, to me
@@areedashridbeek I guess you appreciate what you don't have. But I genuinely think no matter what, she is so stunning. A lot of modern girls these days don't have that qaulity despite being good looking you know?
First time watching an Ali Plumb interview... absolutely loved his interviewing, rapport and questions!
They are both Magical actors they embody their roles to perfection! Emma stone has one of the funniest bones in the industry love her to bits her British accent is insanely good what a talent.
Age Of The Witch English accent
Blackporsche roadster Do you have a life?
Racheal looks the same as she did all those years ago in the mummy. God she hasn’t aged
Yes she has.
Well, it doesn't really look it.
Not really but still very young
I'm very impressed by the thoughtful questions by the interviewer.
I am blessed to see these two talented women!!!
The way Emma says Yorgos is almost perfectly Greek!
There are times where she says it perfectly but sometimes she has the "g" sound in the middle of YorGos which should be pronounced more like "y" than "g"
@@wonderlandian8465 I agree. Listen also to how the Greeks pronounce Olga
It's... quite far. Sounds more like a Greek-American who doesn't speak Greek saying it. Still, better than people basically saying "Yogos"
Ali Plumb is so good! I don't know if I fancy him because he's such an engaging interviewer or if it's just because he's cute. Maybe it's both.
I thought that was Spike Padley xD
Charming! All three of you!! I'll have the dvd tomorrow. Already know it will be great fun. Really love how very kind and supportive Emma and Rachel are of one another. Class Act.
I like how Stone is incredibly humble about her English accent and Weisz is not letting her get away with it at all
100 percent talent.
True talented women
They are so bright and so beautiful
3:33, close your eyes and listen to the interviewer's voice!
Ali enjoys his work.
@@bbcradio1 LOL
@@bbcradio1 Well I would love my job too if I had the chance to talk to Emma Stone and Rachel Weisz 😂
Definitely better than looking at the plum 😂
Try the podcast version. ASMR-like?
The most entertaining interview ever. Your questions were brilliant as always, but the actors are so quick and charming and fun!
Rachel is gorgeous!
*Emma Stone* : I've never done a period film.
*The Help* : Am I a joke to you?
lmao ikr!!
*Gangster Squad*: what about me?
@@Solaria_collector Magic in the Moonlight: and me?
that's not period. that movie time setting was 1960
@@fix24311 exactly. that means it's a period piece.
Emma Stone the English Accent in Maniac playing a Elf was so good, i was so impressed
It was more ‘high fantasy’ English but yes, she did it wonderfully with the actress playing her sister.
I seriously thought her sister was putting on an American accent because her English accent was superb
@@MinaTee0 If I hadn't already of seen her in Ozark I'd thought the same.
I obviously fell in love with her in The Mummy 😍
Same. She's mesmerising.
Genuinely enjoyed the direction of questions in this interview
The occasional looks of snark and disdain that Rachel Weisz gives the interviewer from time-to-time are GOLD - LOL!
I was totally nonplussed, wondering what were you even talking about... then 5:15 happened. Yeah... I see what you mean.
Came here looking for a comment on this! If looks could kill!
She's so passive aggressively fierce!
@@fe5018 Good catch! That was very subtle, and all the better for it. I hope the interviewer is aware, cause it was an idiotic, juvenile question.
Rachel Weiz also speaks perfect American accent, as shown in Bourne's Legacy.
Some of my favourite lines by Rachel were "a monster for the children to play with, perhaps". And also "You wish me to lie to you? I will not lie. That is love!" I honestly questioned my heterosexuality with Rachel in this movie. She's SO beautiful, such a great actress. Ugh...
Rachel looked so amazing in this movie.😍
"Let's shoot something"
I love these actresses, and beyond from winning an Oscar, they deserve all the prizes where they're nominated. I must suppose for any American actor participating in an European production is a great priviledge, even though they must modify their accent to speak British accent like Emma, what you think?
3 Oscars between them now.
Just watched The Favourite. Absolutely loved it. They're both absolutely incredible in it too.
Rachel Weisz! ...I have such a crush on her!! ...her laugh/smile is divine ...she's just lovely.
I LOVED Rachel's character, I loved her line too re: "love has limits"
Rachel Weisz is adorable - she looked amazing in Bourne Legacy. Her husband Daniel Craig came by the set - so James Bond literally came to the set of a Bourne movie.
OMG, Emma's voice is getting huskier and huskier and I *ADORE* this!
She said it's a medical condition that she got as a teenager. Don't know the name of it.
@@clarisset7948 it was colics. She cried so hard for six months, that this damaged her vocal chords
"staggering!" "staggering" and more "staggering"
This film was awesome. Emma and Rachel were top notch performance 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Two of my fave actreces in the same movie, I have seen it twice. Not enough times. Now I want to see a movie with Emma Stone and Anya Taylor Joy..
ALI PLUMB!! I LOVE YOU💖💖💖💖
This guys is so cute and such a relaxed, natural interviewer.
Emma never fails to put a smile on my face .... if i were a man , she definitely a die for ....
Rachel and Emma are fabulous, and I'm a real actress fan.
Emma stone's voice 😱
She's developing that smoky, slightly raucous Kathleen Turner accent, I love it.
The beautiful woman on the right is 18 years older than the beautiful woman on the left. Crazy.
You certainly wouldn't know just be looking.
"In America, it's like,.. straight to jail." 😂
This is probably my favorite comedy movie of all time. It's so sophisticated and well written and filmed, it can be appreciated on all levels of film making while also being funny. It's high-brow comedy.
I could watch this movie a million times. So so fantastic.
4:20 - it's a bit ropey.
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fala_hpy thank you
What ropey means?
Ad Bo can mean many things to be honest. I use it like “haggard”
_I love all of Rachel._
Emma stone always make me happy all the time 😍😍
The Favourite is such a great movie
A LOVE THIS interview, Emma is so funny 😍😂
The way Rachel says Let's shoot something...I don't know why but I just think it's funny and the way she says it it's cheerful but slightly sinister. Best line ever.
Oh now I want to watch Rachel as a X-men villain 😍
Such a good interviewer! 👊
Blackporsche roadster No it’s not sarcy. I think he’s decent
I love the part where Rachel calls bullshit with her facial expression when Emma starts talking about taking Ubers and cabs. Priceless.
Just saw The Favourite tonight-great film. Watching this interview, I forgot how naturally deep and husky Stone's voice is. As an American, I'm not the best judge of whether she nailed the British accent, but simply comparing her cadence in the film to her natural speaking voice, it's very clear that she was heavily modulating her voice for the role. She sounds like an entirely different person.
brilliant, lovely, delightful, gorgeous Emma Stone
Mike9103 yes she is!
Emma is so adorable 🥰
Very good interviewer.
I love when Rachel is explaining the X-Men comment...”I knew he meant it was a bit cr....it was a little cr....it just wasn’t meant from this film”. Now that’s some classy shade 😂
LOVE THE GALS, LOVE THE INTERVIEWER.
Fantastic accent from a fantastic actress!
Emma and Rachel you are so amazing and wonderful !!!! Very best actrices !!!!😎🥂🎄
Ali Plumb is the reason I’m here.
Emma Stone has really proven herself to be an astounding actress. I’d forgotten that she was even American. They all did well, but good god, Emma became that Abigail.
Rachel Weisz la más bella y talentosa del mundo. Me tiene obsesionada
Love the interviewer, he even sounds so soothing
Rachel looks younger here than in the movie
Wow, Rachel really had to work around calling X-men crap 😂
"With this film you've got to do it properly" - 0:47 Their reaction to that comment is very clear to see!
Emma stone is so gorgeous!
This was such a great interview! I really want to see the movie now 😂
Rachael weisz beautiful 👌💕
It was a good attempt and NOT overdone like so many do. It's better to be underdone than over the top as some of the worst attempts at accents have been the latter. I'm sure dating Andrew for so long she absorbed a lot of it herself before even having coaching. Good on her, for being humble about it too.
Haven’t seen the film yet but want to say I liked the interviewer guy here 👍 Cheers 🥂
The only reporter/interviewer I like to watch his interviews
I love Rachel Weisz, especially in "The Constant Gardener".
Emma Stone is awesome
Honestly...Rachel...😍😍😍
Rachel is flawless
RACHEL IS SOOOO PRETTY
I just watched this film, post-Cruella. It was nice to see Weisz lavish such praise on Stone's British accent after she was so harshly criticized for it in the Disney film. I found the online reviews strangely split right down the middle, half either LOVING it or HATING it, with very few in between. I also thought it's description of being a "comedy" was not accurate at all. This wasn't a Jerry Lewis movie. I'd have described it as a period melodrama, with deliberate accents of humor and irony thrown in for good measure. I think it was an interesting cross between "Barry Lyndon" and "A Clockwork Orange," and a fitting tribute to the visions of both directors. As with all movies, I never read the reviews first, preferring to judge them on their merits alone, and I found myself quite intrigued and impressed by both the production values and superb acting throughout the entire film.
I knew Emma was gonna say 'um i was in superbad'
He is such a good interviewer. The Hollywood Reporter should nab him to moderate some of their round tables.
Rachel dresses so elegant and decent, and she is still more beautiful and sexy than anything else you on the screen. A true beauty.
Emma Stone is a really good actress.
"The Help" was a period film.
two amazing actresses
Love these two. Trying to forget the movie.
Their chemistry>>>>
Damn Rachel, she's so pretty!