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Bridge of Spies: Mark Rylance (Best Supporting Actor) Oscars Backstage Interview (2016) | ScreenSlam
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[@rachfatcat]

What a humble, intelligent, thoughtful, altruistic and gifted man he is. Would give my right arm to see him act on stage sometime.

[@khi590]

+rachfatcat you do not have to offer an arm - just fly to NY- there he is on stage in Brooklyn (check Wiki for his performances)

[@rachfatcat]

+khi590 If I could afford it I would! I hope to catch him in something in London in the future though.

[@Known-unknowns]

Saw him at The Globe recently. He was very good.

[@jamestermeer]

I just recently decided that I want to see him play Henry V. I would give my right arm to see him do a period piece on it at the Globe theatre

[@bagondreamer]

His smile speaks of kindness!

[@SweetestSecret7]

he is such an adorable man! I'm glad he won! Well deserved!

[@katiewarren3004]

I love that he put his Oscar down in favour of holding his bottle instead

[@racheldollton]

Such a gentleman and incredible actor. I noticed the other nominees were very happy for him. I caught Tom Hardy whistling for him. Must be such a lovely man :)

[@gabrielabeltran6039]

He's so humble! I'm so happy he won, well deserved! The best one on its category with an impecable performance!

[@harveyspecter255]

+Gabriela Beltrán I'm guessing you haven't seen The Revenant.

[@EmptyPocketGenius]

+Harvey Specter U are wrong

[@ImpecuniousMax]

What a lovely bloke

[@thanostsarbos1197]

One of the best British actors at the moment. Hope now he gets more attention.

[@AA-rb7tw]

+MyName IsRamen I hope he will be like the next Christoph Waltz.

[@fabiengerard8142]

@AA *Hopefully not thanks of any QT production, though. MR deserves a lot more respectable praise. Not at all the same category.

That story about how he declined Empire of The Sun to do a play that haven't went well, but he met his wife there, is just pure awesomeness. I'm willing to know more about his work.

[@OttaviaBurton5893]

I was expecting every comment section to be filled with enraged fans insulting Mark and yelling that Sly should've won, and while there are definitely a few, I'm really happy that most comments are complimenting him for his amazing performance and much deserved win. There's still hope for mankind!

[@Lone432345]

+Frau Landa Well i could insult him. If you want me to. You like i could say that. When i go to the movies. I expect to see Human Being. And not cold, and lifeless robots.

[@OttaviaBurton5893]

+Lone432345 This is literally the most pointless YT comment I've ever read. "Hey, I could say something offensive 'cause I want to... but I won't! Actually I'm doing it anyway, just not directly."

[@Bjork4s]

At first I really want Sly to win but Rylance wasn't a bad choice too. Saw Bridge of Spies, he deserved it!!!

[@nestorvm13]

So deservered.

[@theahaberman8189]

I don't know how I'll ever make it through all nine minutes... I keep on having to pause the video and have little cuteness explosions. He is so adorable! Nearly busted my buttons when he won!

[@DanielVerberne]

He was also very strong in Wolf Hall.

[@hokehinson5987]

Mark is just top shelf in many aspects. 👏

[@12cares]

right after i found out about the nominees i wanted him to win but was a bit unsure because of all the stallone hype so i was amazingly surprised and happy when he won. he seems like such a nice man and i love his shy smile

[@rogerbrodniak5644]

Seems like a classy, thoughtful man of substance.

[@flannerymonaghan-morrs4740]

He's such a sweetie! He seems to be really quite patient; that must be difficult.

[@erikandrasik8667]

Woow what a lovely and humble man, and also in the movie he played the spy so great that I felt sorry for villain in the movie :D .. Hats down, very very great actor and also human being. Much love

[@SuperKhalid95]

This is my opinion & I know there will be mean comments which I won't care about, to be honest Mark Rylance really deserved the Oscar, I mean look at him he's very talented & he's always extraordinary in movies & plays, I've been rooting for him since before the start of awards season, but Sylvester Stallone is not Oscar worthy & he doesn't deserve one, look at all the bad films he did all these years, and plus he should still stick with action movies, since that's his type of films. I can't wait to see more of Mark Rylance in the future instead of Sly.

[@GroundhogDayisAWESOME]

Mark Rylance won over Stallone..... lol wut??? Thanks Academy, you ruined what could've been one the greatest moments in Oscar history. And yes, I think he deserved more than Rylance. Even though Rylance gave a subtle yet powerful performance, Stallone gave a vulnerable and honest performance that was better in the end.

[@mariamoreno1494]

Ohh how I admire stage actors!!! In my humble opinion they are the best!

[@moisemensah8233]

Loved Rylance in The Other Boleyn Girl. Looking forward to watch Bridge Of Spies.

[@samwolf6814]

awesome , just amazing supporting actor , he deserve the Oscar 100%

[@fabiengerard8142]

👌 I’d personally put it… ‘’1000%’’.

[@samwolf6814]

@@fabiengerard8142 totally agree 👍

[@eliraga1]

I love him!

[@Lindrosn51976]

Refreshing to see an actor who acts because it's his passion not a way to make millions or pick up women.

[@kevinpatrick3280]

A double win, Wining the Oscar and crushing Mark Ruffalo's dreams!

[@firefly-fu3ce]

"would it help?"

[@NOC1TIME]

Obsoletely love the character in Bridge of spys. I discovered him in that role. Lots of people do lines form movies. Among my favorites is. " Would it help. So true in many cases in our lives. Saves a lot of anxiety.

[@jillfromatlanta427]

I saw him in Wolf Hall first (brilliant). He so deserved the awards he received for both roles! "Would it help?"...the story of 'the stand up man' was an especially beautiful scene for him .

[@NOC1TIME]

@@jillfromatlanta427 Standing man. Thanks

[@Shazbut-he3ne]

Great artist and a great man. What a rare case

[@fabiengerard8142]

…Quite unique, I’d say. A true icon for the (un)happy few. 🙏🙏🙏

[@jessica5497]

He is a legend

[@peternewman3487]

I love this film and I’ve watched it many times and I never tire of it.

[@ryancarriage9730]

plums in the mouth of the person who asked the first question.

[@azhybekaitaliev4576]

Did you know that he is 6 years younger than Denzel Washington?

[@jessica5497]

And?

[@jacobvarney23]

did anyone notice the glitch at 0:03?

[@mechaishida7588]

Wonder if he'll ever go back to doing Bing, as Flop after this...my daughters want new Bing, Mr Rylance, oh yes.

[@ahmadimran2160]

hooo rahhh rudolf abel

[@tazanelli]

Would it help?

[@barrythatcher9349]

Do you ever worry?

[@akm_rpg_xakep]

Ему стоит почитать про своего персонажа, а то так и будет в неведении.

[@irenaresman5138]

Is the bottle better than oscar?

[@nicoladavies1848]

its flop from bing!

[@batterfly49]

this is the worst choice ever made by the academy. someone please tell how in the hell his performance is oscar worthy, he literally kept the exact same look on his face throughout the entire movie and he didn't do anything else. anyone could have done that

[@miruvor]

+‫عبد البديع فلاتة‬‎ I think it was rewarded because it was a refreshing, less-is-more style of performance - I get sick of seeing actors scream their lines at a hundred miles an hour until they’re blue in the face, or break down ugly-crying because the character has an Oscar-baiting cancer storyline, or behave like acting is an endurance sport where you have to eat raw bison liver or become a prima ballerina in under a year, because apparently anything less than that isn’t proper acting. That’s not about communication and imagination, it’s about one-upmanship. Those performances aren’t necessarily bad, but Jesus Christ I’ve seen too many of them. It’s refreshing to me to see a performance that doesn’t present everything on the surface, but creates an air of mystery. You watch Rylance more closely because you want to figure out what his character is thinking or feeling - as a spy, he’s not going to display his emotions or motivations openly to anyone.

[@batterfly49]

+miruvor I don't ask for him to be over the top or scream his lines I just wanna see something impressive and something that not everybody can do. I do appreciate subdued performances if they are filled with emotions. that guy was emotionless throughout the entire movie. and his performance wasn't memorable at all. he wasn't even in the movie in the light of Tom hanks's presence

[@batterfly49]

+miruvor oh and there's nothing wrong with being over the top. a subdued performance and an over-the-top performance are two sides of one coin. so eating raw bison liver is nothing short of impressive because it shows how dedicated an actor is to his craft

[@miruvor]

+‫عبد البديع فلاتة‬‎ Perhaps - but in my opinion, one side of the coin receives rather more attention that the other. Eating raw bison liver might indicate dedication, but to me that doesn’t necessarily translate into something meaningful or interesting on-screen. I don’t think acting should be an extreme sport in which actors have to put themselves through ever-increasing physical discomfort in order to ‘prove’ that it makes them a better actor, which seems to be the current trend. Again, I’m not saying that these performances are bad or that a very emotional performance can’t be Oscar-worthy - it’s just that, to me at least, they’ve become too similar and ubiquitous. It’s refreshing to see a subdued performance be rewarded, rather than being passed over in favour of ‘big’ performances. I doubt that anyone can argue someone else into liking a particular style of performance if it’s simply not what you prefer. It comes down to personal taste - I’ve seen plenty of reviews where, actually, Rylance is considered to have out-shone Hanks. He takes a character who could very easily be unlikeable, and makes him sympathetic and honourable. He’s able to create a sense of mystery and intrigue that creates a vacuum when he’s not there - which I don’t think everyone can do. Personally I think he was subtle, rather than emotionless, and that carries more resonance exactly because so many performances these days go in the other direction.