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White shores

Absolutely love him, he's one of the nicest people would ever meet. Had the privilage of meeting him by pure utter chance two years ago when i was working over in England, I apologised to him for interrupting his day. I nearly forgot how to speak when I was with him and he just starting laughing. Took the time to allow me to facetime my father and brother, who are big LOTR fans, and proceeding to tell them " You shall not pass" 😂😂, took the time to take a photo or two aswell. Deinitely one of the best moments that I will always cherish

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I'm a manc I call everyone love ❤️❤️

From Lancashire and I call everyone love no matter who they are, serving me a beer...cheers love, coffee in the morning thanks love, getting lunch thanks love...now tell me who served me? You can't cos it's the best way to say thank you to whoever you are who served me

I do wish I could meet Ian in person just once and tell him how much he’s meant to me. I love him to bits.

💖💖Les voix sont incroyables : soliste, choeur Merci pour le partage Vocals are amazing: soloist, choir 👍 Thanks for sharing.

I’m a proud Mancunian nothing beat Manchester best city in the world huge football culture and also probably one of the most multicultural places in the UK no love better that manny let me tell you 👌🏻❤️🔴⚫️⚪️🙏🏻

How nice 😊

I come back to this video once in a while because it's so wholesome and beautiful. It always brings tears to my eyes. Living in Europe these days as a queer person... Ians massage is more important than ever

There’s someone watching this and thinking “he’s an actor, putting on his accent” and you couldn’t be more wrong. That is an accent bursting out of someone after half a century of educated repression.

We call each other bab in brum.

this is the most beautiful thing ive heard today and I really needed that, bless yall, lovs <3

Encore une super vidéo !!! Bon par contre j'ai rien compris à Lenia ^^' même en rematant ahah

Sweetheart love darling love saying it me boss he’s from Bolton and he calls everyone babe or ace it’s the best

whats the full podcast

Calling someone love isn't just a term of endearment. You are addressing them by their proper name. You are calling forward a loving person to respond to you.

Ian McKellen is a gem. If only everyone had his kindness, humanity and beauty

I'm grateful you did't opt for a clickbait title. This actor, Louis Herthum, deserves so much credit for this unbelievable performance... his acting shook me to my core in the moment and left a lasting sense of wonder, fear and danger through the entirety of season 1. For someone to outshine Sir Anthony Hopkins' "Dr. Ford" and Ed Harris' "Man in Black" is as impressive an acting feat as I've ever seen.

Oldest,,, bagaimana dengan umur ,, moga bahagia selalu,,sehat sejahtera,, karena movie yang anda perankan moga baik2 saja,, penulis hebat juga,,???

It’s worth a mention that “there’s nowt so queer as folk” is also Northern and translation in its simplest form meant -there’s nothing as strange as us- one of the most inclusive and accepting phrases you could imagine. It slammed the door shut on any attempt at “othering” people or us/them mentality. Now everyone’s is a special snowflake in a sub-category of a sub-category and we seem to have gone backwards and become ultra-selfish as a species. It’s up to each of us to keep these phrases of human warmth and this old wisdom alive. Alreet? Ta love! Off ya go then. 😊

Until you meet a feminist. Dont call them love

De la régalade, encore et toujours!!!

Love is the answer ❤

How would you say it in Dutch/Flemish?

Real man does NOT get insecure about his masculinity simply when being called by seemingly non-masculine words. Not everyone is this confident irl though.

I grew up with people calling each other, 'love,' but I grew up on the outskirts of South West London. Maybe it's regional, but I wonder if class is a factor.

I think actions speak louder than words, i don't mind if a person calls me "love" but, instead, i mind if he/she did his/her job right with impartiality, professionalism and diligence.

Exactly what a true follower of Nienna would say.

It’s just something so endearing to me, hearing about older people being so accepting and so loving and willing to learn with and about pronouns and trans people. Everyone has pronouns, it just comes with speaking the language, but unfortunately even people of the generation that I’m from Are not willing to accept that bc most of the time it’s trans people to talk about them, and so they decide to hate on pronouns simply bc it’s connected to trans people, but then I hear of my grandfather who tries his best to remember my boyfriends pronouns, and sir Ian mckellen here loving to trans people, I can’t help but smile

All you need is love.

Love you, loves!

"Comrade would do" nice one love!

Ive lived in Manchester my whole life. Saw this clip and thought, na it doesn't happen that often. But I was working on site the other day and a couple of lads were filling out paperwork. One turned to the other and said "date's it, love?". And I noticed it, but It was the most natural thing in the world to me. Thought of this clip

This is a really beautiful clip! Thank you for sharing it.

Beautiful and moving, however in many languages it's not that easy, there you have to make a choice, masculine, feminine, plural...

Funny enough, in Venice (and in that area only, as far as I know) locals do the same, and I always found it weird and cute at the same time.

This is a tough call especially when you can't even do it for the spiritual beings that are women.

Never thought of it that way. I can honestly say the blowing up of pronouns and gender identity oversaturated the importance of the pronouns. However, saying "love" as a pronoun is pretty great in all scenarios.

Meanwhile in Malaysia... Sigh 😲😔

What a sweet man. Love him.

I'm a Manc I call everyone love ❤

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Gandalf has spoken

Where is the real clip (pdcas) where can I find him?

It's very northern, It's used in Wigan all the time, Ian McKellen lived in Wigan as a youth.

I'm not crying...

I think it might be a Yorkshire thing. It's been part of my culture since I was born. Bus drivers (usually males), bouncers (male) call people love all the time. I used to think it was a male to women custom but its really not. I love it (pun intended) 😂💙

Gayyyy !!!