(FULL) Gary Oldman interview on Charlie Rose

[@guitaromania1345]

Gary Oldman is clearly a genius and a master of acting. I really respect this man

[@sharonstakes1942]

Gary Oldman is the most versatile actor working today.

[@libville]

He's a great actor and clearly loves his profession.

[@ireneangelucci249]

I love this man. I just love his work so much.

[@FIDEL_CASHFLOW_]

The best actor that is currently walking this Earth. Period.

[@Gma00001]

*De Niro*

[@DeadManSinging1]

Watching any interview with Oldman, you can see he really does Transform infront of the camera once the director says action.

[@zacharybrown2413]

Why this man hasn't won an Oscar yet is beyond me

[@lidettemicciche6418]

Zachary Brown hmm he operates with moral certainty aaaaaa.

[@andeace23]

one of the most underated actors of our time!

[@coyotesong]

Absolutely. One of the finest film performances ever.

[@josh0717]

i like his metaphore, there's too much to learn in Gary's interview

[@lithiumeve]

i love his voice the most

[@TheNobleBee]

That is delightful to hear a true master when he explains how he does his job. Que delicioso es escuchar a un verdadero maestro cuando explica cómo hace su trabajo.

[@13gravedigga]

what i love at gary oldman is the fact that he doest play Gary Oldman in all his movies, he actually playes different characters eacht time! Cough-Johnny Depp

[@TheLizardmonkey]

Oldman is an absolute chameleon - which is the genius of Coppola in seeing that he could essay Dracula - but also the outer as well as inner change. Gordon, Black, Smiley and the insane cop from Leon are unique, each one is different and that Oldman has never won an oscar is simply outrageous.

[@LittleB2007]

Those who say Tinker was as boring as watching paint dry should either grow some brain cells or stick to explosion-filled superhero movies. It's one of the most intense, intelligent and riveting films from this decade

[@StephNuggs]

If the people around you say that then please find new people to sorround urself with 👍🤣

[@KulaAShaker]

robbed of the oscar

[@michaelhall5870]

Imagine he's still acting when he's being interviewed :o lol

[@Ronbo710]

Less than 15 minutes is pure insult to such a GENIUS as MR.Oldman.

[@bear022013]

Yes,it is a disgrace...but perhaps Gary wanted it that way.

[@THOMAS2910able]

its a 2 parter,

[@JX1900XJ]

Oldman's so eloquent - there s/b an Alternative Actors Award for the likes of him, DD Lewis, Depp, Dustin Hoffman, Seymour Hoffman...... the guys who can inhabit characters so you forget who they are on screen

[@hdgehog6]

Oldman's Smiley was, I hate to say, was better than Guinness' smiley. I love TTSS back in the '70s but this version was waaaaaay better. Touche, Gary! Only, I was waiting for Gary to clean his glasses with his neck tie. Did I miss that? BTW, Smiley was predatory and not a squishy sort. Oldman had him nailed in his interpretation.

[@lidettemicciche6418]

alright come down smiley boy

[@samhardingwrites]

He should have got the oscar

[@JRRDPR]

he was stunning as Sid Vicious.

[@lithiumeve]

agreed eyes voice personality everything

[@solesaurust]

I agree. Not that his more physicall performances -as he calls them- aren't good. But I prefer those last ones he brought (I apologize for my english!!!)

[@alicethecallous]

tinker tailor should have received many more than nominations along with best actor. too smart a movie i guess

[@82makeitso]

lol. he's not underrated. he's considered a genius by his peers and fans. I'd say he's highly-rated.

[@thetitanica86]

tan lindo Gary Oldman!

[@id15yes3]

He really beat his nature. People with that small eyes are usually angry for no reason. Considered usuful dogs by some big money, though. And his killer, liking Beethoven, something to be remembered.

[@RollingOrmond]

You can find maturity at a rest home as well; crumpled, decrepit beings staring into space for hours on end. This does not necessarily mean an audience will find it interesting. And if director makes his actors behave like zombies and reduces the pace of the narrative to a kind of living death, one could create a sluggish plot even from the most exciting novel. Tinker Tailor does an amazing job of this, bringing the viewer into its comatose state until the final credits roll.

[@FriedEggsWithChips]

And eyes! :)

[@lidettemicciche6418]

Hannah Lynne itdktxjt ktxktd

[@massac0r]

tick tick tick tick tick i love that

[@lidettemicciche6418]

he's quite intellectual isn't he they should make this movie and they can call it smiley rose

[@coyotesong]

Totally wrong. TTSS is an incredibly nuanced, well written, brilliantly acted mature film.

[@Kela89]

and hands :)

[@lidettemicciche6418]

Kela89 he gives me goose bumps it it it it that that that that bbbbb ha ha ha ha

[@Profy00]

how is that disappointing?

[@coyotesong]

I think you miss most everything here....sluggish plot based on LeCarre's novel? Doubtful. I've watched the film a number of times....it's the overall maturity of the film that's unmatched by any number of serious films. It's the maturity of this film art that can't be explained or explicated. Either you get it or you don't. Part of this maturity is based on what's not said or acted dramatically, it's simply embedded in human DNA. And that makes it no less dramatic, and certainly no less real.

[@MaxDemboNo1]

@unicornpornifiaction Thought he was American..Where have you been living in a cave?..Have you not seen any of his early films that he made his name from in the first place!

[@KingMinosxxvi]

charlie is dunkel

[@lidettemicciche6418]

dunkel what's that mean you mean smartkle aaaaaaa

[@tabithadye9581]

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[@FriedEggsWithChips]

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[@tabithadye9581]

3:10

[@FriedEggsWithChips]

lol exactly

[@lidettemicciche6418]

so he tried on around 400 pair of 👓 ok smiley calm down ha ha ha.

[@RollingOrmond]

Nope, steveconn's right. I appreciate fine British films, but Tailor was like watching paint dry. Dreary, sluggish plot, and Oldman had no expressions. The most exciting thing he did was eat a breathmint. Just painful.

[@linahermans9829]

Hi there, High Five! number shelf What's your opinion about this

[@tabithadye9581]

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