Carol (2015) Featurette - Screenplay

[@tmaytiwa]

Cate's voice is goddess.

[@puffteacher7051]

Maytiwa T. Her deep tone could crack a wallnut down there

[@daninnie]

Yeah her voice can melt my heart...

[@nails4592]

falling in love

[@chloejpb]

this movie is wonderful.. i could watch it over and over again.. it was amazingly done

[@SpeegBJ]

+chloejpb Ditto.

[@cynthiastrain2766]

+chloejpb I feel exactly the same way. It was captivating. I've seen it twice, and am now enjoying all these different trailers and back stories.

[@laminage]

+chloejpb I know what you mean. I have The DVD, Book on My Tablet even a PDF Copy of Carol. I can't get enough of it.

[@peggyaltenavan5144]

chloejpb qa

[@kathleensilva2414]

Best romance film in my lifetime.I'm 64.Well done, Phyllis.Cate and Rooney were made for their roles.Superb.

[@ciaranosullivan9352]

Have you seen " In the mood for love" , an Asian film from 2000.A heterosexual romance this time but almost as good as Carol.I hope it gets released on Netflix or Hulu so I can rewatch it.

[@rooneycaulfield9921]

The screenplay was gorgeous, it didnt change the tender tones of the book but it was also something different in a beautiful way

[@ub657]

I Love Cate Blanchett. She is an amazing actress! She is gorgeous!

[@emmatrento325]

I am straight female but I would not mind change my sexual orientation for Cate Blanchett.

[@dellaaa8480]

Who wouldn't ?

[@Necromancy1]

Same

[@antonellaferrari5091]

I think the same

[@rene_wrocl]

Ah, without thinking, in one second.

[@Tiger-qd2ie]

Ditto! LOL

[@kathleensilva2414]

Cate and Rooney were perfect for their roles.

[@mckavitt]

Well, thank God they mention the author Patricia Highsmith. The raisin d'être of this film. And what guts it took to write AND publish the novel in the 1950s. A lesbian love affair w a happy, at least hopeful, ending. A first of its kind!

[@anairenemartinez165]

mckavitt She published under a fake name first, but yes, she seemed to not give a damn about opinions. Therese was really a child, 17, 18? Rooney is older but just the same...

[@qaidasynnn]

@@anairenemartinez165, 19

[@alexbull4722]

"raisin d'etre" xD This means 'grape to be'. You mean 'raison d'etre', which is reason to be.

[@iiluvsailormoon]

The author of the novel will be so proud in heaven

[@shnzsq]

,,Do you know what you're doing?" ,,I don't." I really felt that

[@heartSLB]

We never do. We dive head first even knowing we are diving in a sea of uncertainties. Ah to fall in love….

[@user-jj2zl1vw1c]

케이트ㅠㅠㅠ 당신 목소리 정말 고막을 녹게 만들어요... 웃을때는 심장이 아플정도ㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠ 개멋져..

[@poieta]

Excelente adaptación! hay que ser capaz de recuperar tan bien los caracteres de los personajes , y me quitó el sombrero por el director que me dejó impactada con la manera de manejar las escenas. Mis felicitaciones, disfrute cada momento.

[@1memo1717]

I think you have accomplished a beautiful film and what Cate , Rony and Todd did it’s just breathtaking ❤️…. I remember when the film ended as I went with a dear friend to see it the cinema, the word „ BEAUTIFUL“ came out of my lips

[@anairenemartinez165]

How many people do not understand nor accept this love, still in this century. awful

[@kurumi2402]

Ana Irene Martinez educate yourself and have some respect, you homophobe.

[@anairenemartinez165]

Homophobic , ME? That is the biggest laugh ever. So if I criticize a MOVIE about lesbianism because I consider Some aspects of the movie at fault--I don't even remember what I wrote--I am homophobic, but when I find faults with a regular or heterosexual movie, let's say TITANIC, What Am I then? You must be very dumb.

[@anairenemartinez165]

I watch this movie CAROL 5 times. Why? Because I was trying to find what the fuzz was about. I read the book, the book moved me sometimes, the movie never did, left me cold, and I am a big fan of Cate, paid $150 for a Broadway ticket just to see her in person in a play. But I am not going to say something is whatever because it is supposed to be for a certain community. And reading between the lines, something Rooney said about the movie, I think she feels similar feelings, but too polite to say openly. I had people insulting and blocking me because I said IT IS NOT OSCAR MATERIAL. I was right, not Golden Gloves either. It is not that great a movie, sorry.

[@anairenemartinez165]

Elin Abrahamsen, educate myself? On what? You are really dumb.

[@nah1047]

Ana Irene Martinez ik this is late but I think she misinterpreted your comment

[@1964therose]

Wow powerful delightful simple love story the music is magic L O V E D it!!!!!!!!!

[@judhan93]

Cate is very extra ordinary actress in the world. Such a Beautyful screen presents her all movie.

[@AliceRiobueno]

As a spectator, the observation of the artwork doesn't start or ends when seeing the result, but actually when knowing the history behind it, and even so, it would be just an apex of observation of an infinite artwork.

[@anamartinez7769]

The film is high art, no doubt and stayed away from ugliness. In the book there is a letter Richard wrote Therese, he practically calls her the scum of the earth, very ugly though Therese seemed jnaffected by it. I understand the screenplay shouldn' t be too faithful to the novel and the premise of two people falling in love was kept, but some changes I found dificult. In the novel Therese slept with Richard once or twice and she did not enjoy it she refused him, in the film Therese said to Richard " we haven' t done it all the way" meaning no sex or no intercourse. To me is significant that Therese feels the difference between sex with Richard and sex with Carol, I mean is a confirmation of where your true feelings are. Also in the book Carol kept pushing Therese towards Richard, maybe if she goes with him I can forget her kind of reasoning.

[@AliceRiobueno]

+ana martinez ¿hablas español Ana? :) I haven't read the book, it's really interesting what you're sharing, and I agree, when it comes to adaptations, many aspects are relegated and it is understandable. In the movie the relationship between Richard and Therese seemed like it started 2 weeks ago, for her, and 3 years ago, for him, I don't know how is in the book, but in the movie I think it is a good translation when it comes to stand out that she fell in love with Carol immediately and started to open up and hang out with her right after they met, so, I think it saved the sex confirmation you mentioned it's on the book, I guess if they had put the drama between Richard and Therese, it would have been too much, so they opted for Harge and Carol, since she's the one with more "moral responsability", you know. Either way, it's a great movie, one can feel related to it and that makes you meditate. Really appreciate your share, thanks!

[@euphoriaz870]

+ana martinez 😆 saw you again! 🙈🙈🙈 😂😊😊😊

[@anairenemartinez165]

+Alice Riobueno (Myjeil) Did you finally read the book? It's so more complex, of course the film could not have it all. My problem with sex or not sex with Richard is that Therese did not enjoy it at all, they did it twice and both times she was repulsed or painful, and she told Carol too! Also, the book, Why they were together? Therese told Richard I like you a lot but I don't love you. What men stay with a girl on this condition? maybe I analysize too much.

[@anairenemartinez165]

+Alice Riobueno (Myjeil) I think the script is kind of loose. ej Carol talking at home with Abby towards the end " I should've said Therese, wait". I was You should've kept your mouth shut, Carol, YOU INVITED HER. To tell the truth the whole road trip west in Winter too WTF?

[@annemia2953]

Beautiful film, stunning.

[@imeneatmani3165]

I wanna live in this movie.

[@00lys00]

Such an incredible sad movie.

[@johnobb359]

I found it sad as well but I don’t know why-it has a happyish ending and they both love each other so why does it make me sad? :( reading articles and watching clips just makes me want to cry

[@joclynelindsey47]

im in love, love, love with Carol/Cate!!! I can't get enough of Carol...the movie, readn posts, and watching posted scenes of Carol. I find myself wantn to read, hear, and watch more...the electrifying and erotic love scene sent chills up and down my spine leaving a fluttering like sense throughout my body!!! I'm in a tail spin!!! Ms Cate's non verbal cues are f.n. remarkable, alluring, and erotic! Carol represents strength...strength in the form of living within her grain so elegantly during a time of hate and bigotry toward lesbianism!!! Beautifully done! Im over the top amazed and in love with Cate.OMG!!! ...wtf I'm on cloud nine flushed with emotions.

[@titaa56]

You my dear...are not the only one

[@green_forest324]

I feel the same way but for Therese, she’s so beautiful and adorable

[@southpark1029384756]

You’re not the only one flushed with emotion for Carol/Cate. This movie just might “keel” me. I feel like my hearts gonna burst! Lort, I heard there might be a part 2.... I’ll be in the hospital.... lol... I just found this movie about three days ago and I haven’t been right since.. lol

[@shnzsq]

This movie was so good

[@kathleensilva2414]

Brava Phyllis.Incredible.❤

[@neidianealmeida6779]

Uma incrível adaptação! Muito bem interpretado por Cate e Rooney.

[@smilyhappygirl]

Most wonderfull, lovely and amzing movie. With the most extraordinary actress which I don't know there names. 😳😅 I just love them 😍

[@imunique603]

I ship Cate and Rooney forever..❤

[@rene_wrocl]

Cate… ❤ I love this woman! ❤❤❤

[@juliefisher5377]

Thank you Phyllis 😊 💓

[@marcidaeduarda603]

amo de mais esse filme. e um dos e meu filme preferido. o que eu mais gosto nesse filme e o olhar entre as duas protagonistas e um filme muito bem feito parabens ao diretoa

[@clotilderomeo]

meraviglioso film e brave Cate e Rooney

[@tashaschepflin4816]

Ughhhh I love Therese & Connie! (Carol*)😍🥰😍🥰

[@clementinaargentieri8435]

4:41 Cate’s voice😍

[@mlw9195]

I always hated that piece of dialogue tbh

[@anairenemartinez165]

It saddens me and sometimes infuriates me when they say things like " fight for what you want". Hell, I fought for what I wanted so much I went nearly insane. No, thank you.

[@luzia5628]

excelente filme as atrizes arrasaram uma história muito bem retratada pra época anos 50 cenografia nota 10 lindo filme

[@jamsor8518]

Ahhhhhhhh carol 🥺💗

[@avisgreen871]

Like something u could never imagine on earth

[@kathleensilva2414]

Phyllis, well done.

[@cc__tv8283]

This reeaaalllyy put the movie into perspective for me at first I didn't get it

[@LucyN52231]

I don't understand the meaning of "flung out of space," could someone explain it to me? Thanks in advance.

[@anatille]

+Lucy Nathenson She means that Therese has appeared suddeny in her life, completely unexpected. It is a way of saying "who are you? where did you come from?" Carol is thrown off balance by meeting this beautiful girl. It is as if Therese came from another planet, suddenly appearing in Carol's life just when she needed her, needed her love. It is an expression of bewilderment, like "how is this happening that you are here, like you came out of nowhere and here you are in my life."

[@JustinHenryfan]

+Lucy Nathenson It actually comes full circle, the line, in a latter scene, when Carol adds: "My angel, flung out of space" - it was beautiful. Like every line in the movie.

[@miltdta]

What Anna Natille and JustinHenryfan ^^^^ said. The line makes sense both at the restaurant when Carol says "What a strange girl you are; flung out of space" as if Therese's whole existence and character have caught her completely off guard and during their love scene when she says "my angel; flung out of space" when by now Carol knows exactly how she feels about Therese.

[@wrkhrse]

The statement "My angel, flung out of space" was originally used in the 1952 novel "The Price Of Salt" by Patricia Highmith. Several lines from the book were included in the alteration into the screenplay. I'd highly recommend reading the book and then watching "Carol" again. Although some parts of the book were omitted in the movie, the movie is still really good.

[@doloresanaya485]

Excellant

[@nikita-eh6oq]

I want the full movie link, please 💔 ♥ ️😓

[@MsMarielyne]

my dream my love

[@marialuizaluiza5371]

Lindíssima, 😘

[@anairenemartinez165]

Alice Riobueno. Con no mencionar sex o no sex con Richard creo hubiera sido mejor, solo los que leen el libro comprenden que Therese era de inclinación lesbiana cuando conoce a Carol. También al final conoce a otra mujer que momentariamente la éxito mucho, le recuerda lo que sintió cuando conoció a Carol y siente tentacion por salir con esa mujer pero no lo hace, piensa en Carol y sabe que es la mujer a quien quiere: Carol, in Heavens and in Hell. Un poco obsesivo su devoción por Carol. Si fuera real y no ficcion, no creo duro más de 5 años esa relacion.

[@paulafer485]

+Ana Irene Martinez Creo que fue una sabia decision no mostrarlo, porque de otra manera la gente se hubiera dejado mucho llevar por el "esta descubriendo su sexualidad y sus preferencias" y la atencion de la historia de amor se veria desviada, al no mostrarlo, solo son dos personas (una con mas experiencia que la otra por supuesto) enamorandose, y ese es el punto principal de la pelicula, que puedas ver mas alla de la inclinacion sexual y ver solamente estos sentimientos tan intensos y puros, osease, que se vuelva algo universal hasta cierto punto. PS. si bien hubo varios aspectos que cambiaron del libro para no desviar la atencion del romance en si, no solo ese.

[@anairenemartinez165]

+jessica jones Funny, I don't know. I am not going to get into discussions about the behavior of FICTIONAL CHARACTERS! It occurred to me because Therese is a child, and Carol is a tough cookie-- in the book she acted cold towards Therese at the end. Even the end, you would think she would've been devastated by Therese's refusal but she went on to her meeting.

[@nikita-eh6oq]

اريد رابط الفلم كامل ارجوكم ...

[@Lovelyme5423]

واو شكلك ليزبيان

[@nasershehade1617]

💛💛💛💛💛

[@lylygox4806]

yo quiero saber el numero del tinte de la rubia es muy bonito.

[@belent6223]

Busca en el mercadona

[@annafacchetti1183]

💞💞💞💞

[@anairenemartinez165]

Sin embargo Patricia Highsmith was bisexual with lesbian stronger.

[@karlaTR]

* gaying *

[@annakarolayne1171]

nojo

[@hanniacorena7657]

Basically she puts the custody of her child in jeopardy for a crush...

[@miltdta]

Hmm. It seems you didn't get the movie at all.

[@anairenemartinez165]

+jessica jones misundestood. Therese THINKS Carol loves her child more than me. Which proved Therese is a child herself, a Mother is expected to love her child above all others.

[@TivoliEclipse]

Carol refuses to be a prisoner of Harge's love. You saw how his family controlled her. How can one live like that? When she said she thought Harge should have custody of their child -- my response each time is -- Game Over! Men typically do not want custody of their kids -- they just want to control you. You saw the look on his face. Just because you love me, does not mean you own me. It was a difficult decision to leave her child, but frankly men do it all the time... if Harge was abusive that would be one thing, but HE IS her father. Now go away and give me visitation rights or I will blow this sh*t up. It WOULD be ugly -- and the family would not want that! Men worry about women humiliating them. Women worry about men -- killing them.

[@birdsong985]

TivoliEclipse wow we worry about men killing us damn i am a woman and that taken a little far Carols life was not in danger. To agree with above, its more then picking Therese, its what she is that she is choosing. She cant pretend to be something she is not. She tried and failed, she was miserable therefore she will be no good as a mother or a person. And like the last comment from the man hating fem, it does stop the control he had over her. He was dangling the child over her head to keep her imprisoned cause he didnt want to let go.

[@1983DrNemesis]

No. It is going against the grain of who she is. She can not ignore who she is deep down, as she will be miserable and not able to be the mother she needs to be.

[@ElvisAronable]

How do I get Rooney and Cate to make out? Film it in the 40s with great wardrobes, on a boring arty book, claiming it was political and an Oscar worthy buzz!! It'll work, make out scene coming up - Harvey Weinstein - suckers!!!

[@ginnygomez7711]

Qué desperdicio de mujer 🤮

[@lgt_jne]

I love this