Daniel Day-Lewis with Prof. Richard Brown

[@adrianmyers4503]

He's far more than one of the greatest actors of his generation. He is without doubt, one of thee best actors of all time. Unquestionably for me , In the top 5 of all time.

[@philipmatsikoudis1211]

#1 for me.

[@gaz2276]

I've watched about 8 films in the last 25 years n Gangs of New York is one of them. I'd like to see a few people's top 3 films. 😁 He's suddenly piqued my interest. An interesting man.

[@Gigatless]

I love seeing some 20 year old rating someone as best actor of all time

[@MrJaws-rg7mr]

@Holy shit, it's a talking muffin Ive watched every Brando film and every Lewis film. Brando does not have the same accent in every film. Watch "Teahouse of the August Moon" or I'll make it easy on you, just type in KZbin "Teahouse of the August Moon Brando scene" and hit play. you'll find an asian. After than type in KZbin "Morituri." you'll find a german. after that ask every great director still living who is the greatest modern day actor. they'll tell you Brando. But I'm sure you still won't believe it. Brando thought Clift was better than him. Lewis knew he had to create voice, accent, whig, make-up, character, to make it seem he's beating Brando. That's why he did it. He lives in the shadow of Marlon, and took roles with a need for voice and character to try to be greater. What you don't understand is voice, accent, make-up, costumes, don't make you a better actor. It's choices that make you the greatest. Choices in the moment. Just like life. In life, when you are fighting with your girlfriend in the living room, you don't know what you are going to do next. You may grab a lamp and throw it across the room and BAM! it hits the wall and busts, pieces flying everywhere. You didn't know you were going to do that until it was over with. Marlon would do that sort of thing and not know he was going to do that. Even when he was looking at his lines at home, he never thought of "How" he was going to do it. He just learned his lines. But he hardly ever, his whole acting life looked at his lines and learned them earnestly beforehand. Mainly he didn't even learn his lines, he just grabbed them in the moment. Production had his lines written on posterboard so he could see them off screen and pasted the lines on walls and on peoples chests. Just like you grab your lines in the moment from life, so did Marlon. On the second take and third take he usually remembered them. Stanislavski did this with his actors in the end - he fed the actors their lines from off stage in the middle of a scene. The difference is Lewis would practice grabbing the lamp at home while he was rehearsing. He'd say to himself "Ok, right here on this line, I'll grab something and throw it, maybe a lamp or something." He'd get to set and ask for a lamp to be placed beside him. Marlon's choices were impeccable. Spontaneous. He didn't even know what he was going to do next, in the moment. Lewis has pre-arranged paces. Walking into the unknown is a great risk, but knowing the scene and acting from Spirit and pulling it off is... Genius. It's actual living on stage. The English actors on the other side of the pond work from the External. As does Lewis. Even though Lewis uses some Method, which tries to work the internal, he still throws the illusion out for all to see. It's magic. An illusion. You fell for it. Brando is internal only. Doesn't hid behind the masks, accent, makeup costume, etc as does Lewis. No illusion. The difference is facade vs phenomenon. You fell for the facade. That's ok. Believe what you want. Acting is living though. Brando lived on the screen. Lewis mimics what he practiced at home before he came to the set. You don't know he's mimicking. I do.

[@garymorgan3314]

All subjective of course but from 'Laundrette' to Christy Brown and Daniel Plainview he is utterly convincing and contains catastrophic power as well as fidelity. An actor I'd watch in anything and sad that he was, just, before my time as a theatregoer.

[@ruairiodrisceoil1466]

I acted with Daniel in “In the Name of the Father” under the magical hand of one Jim Sheridan. The last day of shooting and the very last shot was captured : “It’s a wrap!” There’s a roar from the slight cast and stout crew and what two people find themselves at the East-End of the location but Daniel and me, on our own. We look around and then at each other to give and get a hug in celebration but we didn’t know each other well enough so we just looked at each other and laughed at our predicament so we ran up to everybody else and hugs all round! But every once in a while I think back on that few seconds where it was just him and me looking for someone to hug and I think “…and I could have held maybe the greatest actor who’s ever lived in my arms. And in those moments I feel like the schmuck who passed on signing The Beatles!!…

[@lilchaos4792]

I shared tom cruise hand as a background extra in 2015 on America Made in GA. Felt that way coz I couldn't take a selfie with him!

[@Onlinesully]

hi that’s brilliant stuff to hear. do you have any flip of yourself in the movie ? love to see it too. great memories you have and that’s super stuff ruairi

[@yosoykarito]

I loved your comment, thank you for sharing your experience with Daniel

[@mickmurphy1132]

Brilliant

[@danielpotter8957]

Watched it last night for the second time in about 25 years. I appreciate how good he is now I'm older. What part did you play just out of interest?

[@aidanlogan4384]

He's often quiet but he speaks so well when hes comfortable enough

[@demopalestino1285]

this man is loved in ireland. we consider him one of our own

[@yosoykarito]

Aww, that's so sweet.

[@JS-id7nd]

Typical trying to claim him just cuz he lives there

[@paulgerardhosty9909]

@@JS-id7nd 'sure why not?! 🙂

[@robertarkins533]

@@JS-id7nd well he is an Irish citizen so he claimed Ireland too….

[@D.Baatar44]

He jew

[@HBMHD]

It's so weird to watch Day-Lewis out of character, he embodies any role they give to him that we rarely get to see the real man.

[@Aurorak-i6l]

I feel the same way when he brought 3rd Oscar home. I was used to hearing his Lincoln accent until I didn't realize he was a Brit during his acceptance speech. I was like: "What? He's a brit? Wow." He and I have birthdays a day apart in April. (I (Aurora) on the 28th and Daniel the 29th).

[@garymorgan3314]

His father, Cecil Day-Lewis a friend of the great Auden and our poet laureate in the 1960s...seeing "his" recently dead spectral presence while playing Hamlet meant he was lost to film, since he was a fine stage actor( then again, arguably the greatest stage actor now, Mark Rylance is a superb TV actor and got Supporting Actor Oscar for Bridge of Spies last year.). DDL very genial offstage, as relaxed as he is intense on film).

[@samkresil6011]

It pretty much would be for me since even I have seen his performances even more than his interviews and whatever else he does.

[@dreamitable]

I loved it !!! To see, the real man.

[@notshetocastarz]

È fantastico quanto sia umile e riservato nelle rare interviste e quanto monumentale nelle interpretazioni, GRANDE!!!

[@MegaBulldog93]

love how he downplays every compliment he gets.... dude's great and just so humble.... what a genius.

[@ohwhatworld5851]

He is British and we really don't like people blowing smoke up our asses. Unlike the Hollyweird lot.

[@dreamitable]

Yes, he makes the art worthwhile to try. Hollywood is weird to me.

[@wastehazey6468]

He really is the guy that all successful people should strive to be like, actors or not.

[@mikearchibald744]

I don't know many people who don't blow off compliments. What else can you say to that? "Yes, yes I am so great and so glad you recognize that".

[@MegaBulldog93]

@@mikearchibald744 you dont know arrogant celebrities? That's weird.

[@katoness]

Such a sincere and noble man.

[@d.f.219]

so true

[@andrewstuart759]

Daniel is far more than just "one of the greatest actors of his generation". He is without a single doubt, THE best male actor of all time! With every single role that he plays, he does so with such passion and exuberance that is it no wonder he wins so many "best actor" awards.

[@skeletorlikespotatoes7846]

Absolutely false.

[@ayushsarangi7242]

@@skeletorlikespotatoes7846 tell who is greatest then?

[@luthfeeghazale6206]

​@@ayushsarangi7242 if i need to answer that..the one that is equal to Day-Lewis for me would be probably Gary Oldman

[@shawnbingley5433]

He’s one of the only actors with that level of success that only picked worthy projects for his entire career..wether these films or roles ended up being successful he never sold out..he’s the real deal..I love other actors..de Niro, Jack Nicholson, Jeremy Irons..loads more..they all have done great work but they all did stuff just for the money..not DDL..totally committed to the process and chooses..

[@andyantonio8923]

He has such a beautiful voice. One of the most beautiful actors of all time

[@bernardwadding]

Wow, the audience it literally hanging on every word he utters, fantastic interview

[@dreamitable]

~He is a work of art. Makes you want to meet his parents. And even his siblings. And his children. Too.

[@buffett1000]

Such a shame he’s retired! He is simply the finest actor of his generation. I am ex Webber Douglas and for 25 years I have absolutely admired him.

[@Pohlolol]

anemone

[@cellardoor199991]

I think it's cool to see how normal and laid back he is. Some amazing actors are awkwardly shy like Deniro, Depp, Hackman. He seems very relaxed.

[@garymorgan3314]

He is actually quite intense. Left for carpentry and such in Florence for a while. Very private chap, married to Arthur Miller's daughter of course.

[@cellardoor199991]

I meant while conducting interviews.

[@gabhandebrun1871]

MR.X He is like this if you know him or he feels comfortable, he played my uncle Christy Brown in my left foot and stays loosely in touch with the family he came to my mothers 70th birthday party with his lovely wife Rebecca in a bungalow we rented not to far frm were he actual lives in Éire/Ireland and is such a great person and very funny also, he got lots of working class ppl myself including onto the film the boxer a remarkable Caring kind tough human being and actor who stayed true to himself and his own path!! He was a good boxer and still trains and spars around the globe in certain low key boxing gyms! An honour to have him play my uncle Christy and the honours was all his as he would say. 🇮🇪✌️🦶⚽️🙏

[@RandallWhiskey]

@@gabhandebrun1871 wow he s an adventurer

[@dreamitable]

Ya, I love that too, he is confident in who he is and at peace with himself. He knows how to lasso that relaxed feeling. It's a skill we all need. See how he is sitting. Very relaxed. Goes with that skill. The real you comes out when you are relaxed. Comedians need that. We all do.

[@paulsolon6229]

An intelligent man w a fine mind, and it seems w a warm heart

[@avantgardenovelist]

22:20 Brown's tone of voice when he thanks DDL for the compliment brought on the tears for me.

[@richardmorgan2790]

What an awesome man I didn't realize my left foot was his first major role it remains one of my all time favorites. Seen most of his work on screen I can't tell you how much I admire the man and his work

[@freedomatlast8756]

Daniel Day-Lewis walked past me at Bank of Ireland, College Green, Dublin a few years ago. Hardly anyone were paying attention as he walked through the throngs of Dubliners ans tourists. Those that recognised Day-Lewis respected his privacy and didn't hinder him in any shape or form.

[@dreamitable]

Love that .

[@dianamcfadden6517]

Lovely interview. Impressed by both Daniel and the Professor interviewing him. Their humanity and humor shine, warm and bright.

[@ryanellis4474]

That was a lovey and pretty perfect interview Very tight Very cordial Perfect humor Perfect timing Well edited Well shot So charming Great job! Come kick it in Detroit with me sometime, Professor! I will pray for America. Please pray for me. God Bless you. The Legendary Lee Canady might enjoy Lewis.

[@scottriley1913]

Daniel Day Lewis is not just an actor............He actually becomes the person he tries to become . He actually becomes the character. After 7 decades on the planet, I have studied this and have concluded he may be the greatest living actor who has ever existed. He didn’t just go to work every day...........he became. Major difference between himself and just a job.

[@hossap3067]

He is one of the Greatest artists of our time. He represents Art.

[@lucyfoster4082]

Wow what a compliment he paid to the interviewer at the end.

[@Imrigendra]

one of the most enriching and educative interview on acting..

[@GeorgeZacharopoulos]

"I do not know how long I will be unemployed for but I am not coming back" Massive respect to a man who can clearly afford to do nothing

[@gabrielsilvas692]

Idk if he could afford it he's just not gonna stoop so low for work when it comes to making his passion come true

[@mcfeeantivirus1541]

Daniel Day Lewis has the intensity of Marlon Brando and the otherness of Lawrence Oliver!!!! By far the greatest actor ever!!! It's unbelievable this is the same actor in There Will Be Blood, Lincoln, My Left Foot and Gangs of New York!!! He totally embodies his role😎 My God!!!

[@Afrimusican]

God I loved Lawrence Olivier. That man could could recite Henry V like no other

[@ClaireCopeland-n6y]

I love this man. There is no better actor in the world. May God bless him and his family

[@mbamaccelt1431]

When Daniel speaks from the heart, his accent becomes Irish.

[@dreamitable]

~~~Yes!!!, and he sounds just like John Lennon, so beautiful !!! John has roots in Ireland.

[@funkyfranx]

@@dreamitable John Lennon is from Liverpool, not Ireland

[@Cheximus]

Still called himself English though, whatever you make of that.

[@andrewgoodbody2121]

@@funkyfranx from an irish family like most of the beatles

[@ruly8153]

Your ear is deaf if you think he sounds irish.

[@msxmurda2385]

Daniel is a beautiful soul.

[@JSTNtheWZRD]

You like him - yes you do pale zombie and Daniel sitting in a tree....

[@praxisrebourne]

This is precious.

[@dreamitable]

~Veryvery. !!!

[@deerheart87]

He is just beautiful, beautiful.

[@luciabarreda7776]

BEAUTIFUL BEAUTIFUL BEAUTIFUL BEAUTIFUL BEAUTIFUL BEAUTIFUL & SEXY SEXY SEXY SEXY SEXY SEXY ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@dreamitable]

~Yes, this was so refreshing to me too! He is a delight! He can't help it. Loved this as much as you, Deer Heart.

[@yosoykarito]

I love him so much, I'm obssesed with this genius!

[@taliaprice1909]

This is the best interview with Daniel Day Lewis.

[@guacca]

I agree. I'm binge watching his interviews, and this the most relaxed I've seen him, making jokes and more articulate than in other instances.

[@andreawalbridge950]

This is rare, Daniel does not do many appearances. He's very humble.

[@jasonzoom6969]

he gives meaning to the word 'legend'

[@JSTNtheWZRD]

He makes Brando look like a child.

[@ruly8153]

@@JSTNtheWZRD Brando was the greater actor He even says so in this video.

[@JSTNtheWZRD]

@@ruly8153 Brando is just awful. I can tell these things. Who is good at his or her craft who is bad. And there is also the time he was going to bring the Indians on the dick cavet show, finally they had Hollywood star power to get an actual message across, their last chance - and Brando spent the whole time criticizing dick's mannerisms and being a prick. They threw the Indians on in the last five minutes reserved for guests of least importance, they couldn't think of what to say that was condensed. Perhaps this was on purpose - perhaps Brando didn't work with them because it would have ruined him in Hollywood. But he brought them and wanted them to shuck and jive in the spotlight like Mr. Bojangles. Now the Indians are gone trying to remember who they were came up new age like alot of other tribes of people our great nation thinned out. If you need good proof find the episode on youtube and watch the hour, how he crafted it to be a dick on dick cavet. You would hate Brando to see him act thus in such a heated climate of the time. For the Indians it was like a war Noone heard about. I like Brando in his early work and in the film when he was older and plays with Robert Redford. After that he lost his mind seems like.

[@craighicksartwork]

By far the greatest actor of his generation. And much, much more committed than DeNiro.

[@09nob]

Don't talk shite.

[@Jantonov1]

I agree. I can't believe I think he's better than Brando. It's his consistency as well as his genius that puts him above anyone I've ever seen.

[@garymorgan3314]

Missing comma alert; I wouldn't want to be seen NOT agreeing he's the finest screen actors. Or my favourite anyway.

[@jimmyneutron4329]

De Niro has been the epitome of mediocrity for the last 20 years or so, he used to be really good, but last two decades he simply plays himself all over again

[@garymorgan3314]

I'd say 20 years is generous, more like 30/35. Last half-decent effort 'Meet the Parents' says it all really. Dan Day Lewis puts him to shame and Pacino has made some good efforts, despite the overracting. I'd simply not bother watching a film because he was in it, I WOULD go to one with Ralph Fiennes, Edward Norton, Tom Hardy, Alf Molina, Gary Oldman etc.. It's even that I can't stand him, he's a nullity these days.

[@example6978]

I met DDL in a bar in Italy while he was doing his carpentry work, sat with me and my then wife for hours and talked about the weather, the land and life as we all sank multiple bottles of wine. One thing I remember him saying which has stuck with me was when he said "don't believe people in youtube comment sections when they say they met a celebrity somewhere once"

[@gabrielsilvas692]

Tf lol so it's not true

[@jaymkz3225]

Haha 😂

[@19minorthreat69]

It's entertaining to think he is online at all, much less wading into the bowels of the comment section.

[@mrdiamondJIM]

got me good

[@kylesmith3555]

They brought a Shakespear play to our school in Salford (Northwest, industrial, rough England) The kids (including myself) spent the time laughing at them constantly - he isn't lying!

[@sarcasticallyrearranged]

Awfully disrespectful and rude!

[@carolynsallinger3590]

A rare,genuine person n actor.Dicaprio n Danzel come to mind to make you laugh n cry but lewis is next level

[@dreamitable]

~mhm

[@dreamitable]

~Oh I love em......he has John Lennon's accent.....he is adorable....and so honest....you have to be, to be as good as him....how refreshing this interview was. His facial expressions are fun to watch. He knew at 12 he could do it. Like me at 5. And I did it too. We all have a special joy listening to a man like this. Thank you, Ireland !!!

[@WesterossFox]

You realise he is English right?

[@prajwalm.s7976]

He should be awarded with lifetime achievement award

[@frederiklikesgames6481]

i think the 3rd oscar for leading role did just that, no one ever achieved that before and I truly doubt somebody ever will :)

[@prajwalm.s7976]

@@frederiklikesgames6481 agreed

[@Queenwraith]

The absolute best, such a class act as well

[@cine4551]

DDL: my love. One of the greatest interviews.

[@shafaqgill4542]

I have fallen in love with this man.

[@yosoykarito]

You are not alone... he's gorgeous.

[@kellymarx1461]

Thank you so much for This priceless interview. I love you Daniel Day Lewis you are a genius 🥀.

[@oobrocks]

Daniel certainly deserved the Oscar for Gangs of NY

[@raelkopace6107]

Beautiful interview

[@philipmatsikoudis1211]

Oh, but of course, besides being the World's Greatest Actor in history, he has to be a super nice guy too!!! With Mr. Daniel Day-Lewis, everything is always, at least seemingly, the way it should always be. Than You for your work Daniel!!!

[@evo2542]

6:00 for most actors it's acting out a character, but for Daniel it's taking on the life of another man.

[@lotusmanb3832]

There will be some day a DDL award given at the Oscar's for outstanding achievement in acting.

[@johncartledge7313]

I have never met anyone who disagrees about the greatness of daniels ability and skill acting he is undoubtedly im my eyes the greatest actor ever and its refreshing to watch these interviews which are rare that also give you a glimpse into the man he is and i a big fan of daniel day lewis as an actor and a human being thank you

[@easadventures1349]

I love how he kinda takes a dump on theater types, I'm going to acting school right now and I swear it's blasphemous to want to work in film 🙄 I look up to him big time, and the fact that he views classical theater as uppity makes me happy ha

[@jhjhjhjhjhjhify]

It's true what Joe Rogan once said about Daniel Day Lewis. Most great actors are, deep down, weirdos. A lot in Hollywood are abusive alcoholics and are capable of doing some quite twisted things. This doesn't seem to be the case with Lewis. He's just a man obsessed with his craft. Certainly always found him to be quite an intelligent and funny man in interviews.

[@sillyboy2223]

A shame he never had an Inside the Actors Studio episode!

[@milinddesai680]

He has to be really coaxed to come out and do an interview. It will have a billion hits if he comes Inside Actor Studio episode

[@Aurorak-i6l]

I felt stumped when I found out Daniel was retiring. I've only admired him for 4 years (as of 6/21/17) since the 2013 Oscars. Chances are, Lincoln would be my first and only time I've seen him on the big screen. To me, he is and always will be picky-picky.

[@julieta5375]

KevinKlineisawesome there's another film coming out this year, directed by Paul Amstrong, in which DDL is in. You have a second chance hahaha!!

[@Aurorak-i6l]

You mean Paul Thomas Anderson? And it's Phantom Thread.

[@mattsager914]

im 4 minutes in and this is the most i've ever heard him speak at once

[@erwingalan6813]

Hear what he says about how Lawrence Olivier "missed the point" regarding Dustin Hoffman in Marathon Man

[@thatfilmguy76]

My Favourite Actor Of All Time

[@francerichard801]

I have no words!!!!!!!!!! How can a man has so much talent!!!!!!! Also very handsome!!!!!!!!!

[@yanfey]

How can he make so many different voices?

[@user-qy6si7gr5x]

He is the best ,Sir DD Lewis

[@shafaqgill4542]

Unbelievably great!

[@geriatricward]

Those eyes...so beautiful, like twinkling little stars

[@xsellswordx]

It’s hard to tell this same person is Billy the butcher or plainview. What an absolute talent.

[@francerichard801]

Ok I’m in love with him!!!!!!! What a awesome man!!!!!

[@scottpelhamsr9500]

That was awesome. Thank you.

[@derekpalmer8135]

cause there is a old saying " if you can't beat them join them", however there is also an older saying " the wise man will always choose death over torture"

[@MrStimpson38]

Great interview by both sides. Daniel is such an inspiration.

[@jasonpowley4913]

I suspect when a person who builds a character that is a complete 3 dimensional entity it would be as disheartening to see them in a 2hr snapshot as it would be to any individual who's measure was taken by 2hrs of a entire life. Thankyou Sir, carry on.

[@maxshabazz1543]

Daniel doesn’t get enough credit for his humour. He’s a really funny and talented fella.

[@cfarrell29]

The Greatest 💜 A master actor without a doubt

[@jericonatividad9873]

He’s so good that he can play anyone even you!!!!!!

[@paulgerardhosty9909]

He'd have his work cut out playing me. I'm not easy. (It's not easy being me!) 🙂

[@MarkWilliam-2001]

18:25 well godamn 😂😂😂

[@patrickgrimes8964]

He seems the exact opposite of the ruthless and violent characters he played in Gangs of New York or There will be blood.

[@4UStevePerry]

My left foot is one of my favorites.

[@marlonlo9661]

Great! Yes, Daniel Day Lewis!

[@ak.freeman]

One thing that hits me with this interview is that he didn't even asked how is he? Or something in the beginning rather started to how did you prepared for that scene.....how was the traffic? Are you fine how are you so so honoured to have you with us tonight.. He thus remembers vividly insallah!

[@soldierside365]

He has tattoos?! I like him even more now haha

[@emiliomartinez8750]

No entiendo lo que dice el actor Daniel lewis pero es el mejor actor de Hollywod lo admiro y respeto su trabajo es el séptimo arte en persona.

[@eun-solkim7080]

18:35 Alright then so Marty will bring Daniel back to cinema. Please. He must.

[@prajwalm.s7976]

Yes yes yes 🙏🏻

[@Mysterywhiteboy78]

Before his greatest performance ( There will be Blood )

[@RMusing]

I am the third revelation.

[@sarahleach9997]

As he steps out J Phoenix steps in. They are rare people.So gifted, quiet. Deep. Love them both.

[@MrAgbxl]

Ha ha ha - that’s hilarious

[@shamayitabhattacharya3392]

That's hilarious, you forgot Bale seriously

[@sarahleach9997]

What are you talking about?

[@Jorg-ug3ie]

Yes, Joaquin is an amazingly talented, actor. I get what youre saying with DDL in mind. Wouldnt it be bliss if the 2 of them worked together, directed by PTA? If only.....

[@howardratner4893]

Can Someone tell me what type of boots Sir Daniel is wearing??

[@cine4551]

The wee music is so soothing. Can anyone tell about it?

[@christopher9196]

Daniel Day Lewis, Robert Duvall, Phillip Seymour Hoffman, Pacino, a maybe Paul Dano will be on that list someday, I think he's outstanding .

[@luciabarreda7776]

HE LOOKS REALLY BEAUTIFUL IN THIS INTERVIEW, AND HIS VOICE IS SO SENSUAL THAT MAKES MY BODY TREMBLE AND CRAVE FOR HIM. GOD, HOW I LOVE HIM...IF HE ONLY KNEW... 💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘

[@paulgerardhosty9909]

I'll tell you where he lives and you can go there and tell him. It's worth a try. 😀

[@brentnoury7626]

The only thing i dont like here is the slight dis to Sir Larry ...what he is missing is Larry is so good he can work outside in vs the method of inside out which is less precise but possibly more intriguing unless youre Larry Olivier

[@janel342]

There is no possible comparison between Olivier and DDL. Different mores different times. Larry inherited the matinee idol tradition from du Maurier - DDL couldn’t be further from ‘acting’ DDL ‘becomes’

[@scottriley1913]

This is a hard thing to articulate when you are just a student. Even after much education.

[@terrysullivan1992]

Would love to see the whole interview.

[@LastlyMore]

This is the whole interview.

[@tomthumb3500]

He’s good craic all the same.

[@cine4551]

Can someone tell me about the music at the start?

[@incarta958]

Imagine hanging out with DDL for the weekend.

[@luigichallis1439]

22 minutes went by like 5

[@dundeedolphin]

Masterclass interview

[@JSTNtheWZRD]

You seldom see anyone so sure of themselves. There was a time when everyone was. I think we lost that, and in losing that lost much more.

[@monicaferreira1712]

Great actor

[@EmpireExplorer]

This guy is a great interviewer

[@JishnuJagajeeve]

has Gary Barlow dubbed Daniel Day Lewis's voice here ?

[@briansexton2011]

I love when his Irish accent comes out

[@philipmatsikoudis1211]

You mean brogue.

[@robertm4050]

He was born in London.

[@bcast9978]

What?

[@tinadownes3413]

Sounds Liverpudlian to me.

[@gabhandebrun1871]

Joe Bryant He does have a hint of an irish accent he has lived does live and has being in this country since he was a kid yes he is English born but more irish then you think or would like to think!! I’m Proud of his acting skills and him as a human being he is like this when you know him this is a great interview of him being more relaxed then usual as you know he hates the limelight 🇮🇪☘️🦶⚽️ One of the best

[@elizabethmentesh8437]

Amazing man❤

[@caniselewis7421]

Daniel Day-Lewis is so professional and cute!

[@norhankhalifa1900]

I respect you daniel

[@serolog2]

I know he was just listing some names but I am surprised he did not mention Al Pacino, especially as he named De Niro. I guess I am missing something. I don't mean to start Al vs Bob discussion, but Pacino seems much more of a method actor who after Brando would be the closes to DDL. De Niro (outside of Taxi Driver perhaps rather methodically assembles his roles. In that he is nearly antithetical to DDL and Al Pacino.

[@alaaelsawi3042]

I know, but you didn’t get it. He mentioned Deniro because his collaboration with Marty which made them both famous and iconic.