The New Pope: How Are We To Love (Season 1 Episode 3 Clip) | HBO

Pope John Paul III urges the congregation to fully express their tenderness.
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Academy Award-winning director Paolo Sorrentino returns with The New Pope, his second original series set in the world of the modern papacy. Written by Sorrenttino with Umberto Contarello and Stefano Bises, the nine-episode original series features Jude Law and John Malkovich. Sharon Stone and Marilyn Manson guest star.
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[@alexshaykevich509]

It must be so strange to elect one of your work colleagues and then have him immediately start lecturing you from a point of absolute authority.

[@compadre33333]

they are bishops and cardinals, they already have a distinct authority... even priests lecture with authority when they give homily every mass.

[@alexshaykevich509]

They lecture their congregations. They are being lectured TO here.

[@thedesha77]

He is elected by them because they think he is worthy to lecture to them.

[@hamdoudou1]

You should see how the call center I worked in is managed :D

[@xiwang2129]

True

[@donbil5814]

There is 2 speeches in 1 here. But delivered simultaneously & interchangeably. The first about love & the second is "I am the pope, respect my authority". Genius.

[@piotrbrys8008]

I especially loved the intricate combination of homily and true expression of faith (in the love and passion) and somehow between that are intertwined elements of dogma and control. He uses threats but disguises them so well you want him to punish you should you fail him. Absolutely genius writing and performance. Oscar worthy

[@azraelknightquest5754]

I have never seen such a humble, gentle way of saying "This is your job (description of love with tenderness but without passion). Do your job or I'll fire you on the spot."

[@Jack4nd1]

His Holiness, Pope John the Malkovich

[@Sportfuck]

*His Lonliness, Pope John the Malkovich

[@LarryXLR]

To achieve being like Christ, We must first achieve in Being John Malkovich

[@yasminemccoy3005]

Only Malkovich can so eloquently make this speech gold for years to come. 👏🏽

[@removalitutto2814]

Sorrentino isn't only a great director, he is also a wonderful writer! 👏👏👏

[@dalialule6324]

Remo valitutto...... Absolutely. Hes really good. I love this show.

[@itsiwhatitsi]

True! And as an Italian I enjoy Malkovich also how it sound in english

[@calebmundle5948]

For you, I am a Bishop; with you, I am a Christian. Don’t get it twisted - this quote comes from the great Saint Augustine.

[@puurrrr]

I have to say HBO has better content than Netflix. Please keep it that way!

[@npatil85]

Always has been hbo max incoming

[@curiouspeople6441]

Netflix is getting better tho

[@ruchikapuri12]

What's the point in being better when it's not available world wide?!

[@hayedehtavakoli6847]

You are right.

[@RomanvonUngernSternbergnrmfvus]

@@curiouspeople6441 Netflix is getting worse or do I need to remind you of cuties and now the he-man show?

[@Kepps-ff3rg]

This show is something else man, I honestly hope for a season 3, it’s a freakin masterpiece

[@Cildara]

A better sermon than many in real life.

[@tr9809]

It'd be good to employ Serrentino to write a book of homilies. Although he's wrong about having to earn God's love, it's unconditional

[@Aaron-mn2ro]

@@tr9809 dont have to earn love, but you do have to earn mercy

[@xtremebanana1998]

That's a terrible and incredibly un-christian teaching.

[@SanctusPaulus1962]

​@@xtremebanana1998 What is?

[@dwaynedeslatte2957]

I have listened to this over and over and man it has some wisdom. And no one delivers this better than Malkovitch.

[@Visualize630]

love this man as an actor

[@GodsRemnant917]

Beautiful message in truth. Love him as Pope. Love John Malkovich as an actor and he is playing this part well! Love with tenderness!

[@savagebuck]

Paolo Sorrentino and co.

[@mardenhill]

who is better suited to play a pope than a catholic croat? XD

[@taniuccia91]

This is such an AMAZING speech. I ADORE THIS TV SERIES

[@Simond577]

If we recall John Paul III's handful addresses in the show, including this address, we can see John Paul III had made every effort trying to convince people to see his middle way. "Love is with tenderness but without passion for passion is the eternal enemy of humility." As it turns out, passion not only drives away humility but also creates radicalism. He has been right all the time, but we the audience have been "beclouded" by our passion for Leny. "It consumes us. It is dangerous and illegal and causing pain to ourselves and to others". John Paul is not a coward. He is just a man whose wisdom has been so profound and unparalleled that mundane people can hardly understand him, thus lead to misunderstanding and misconception, and he has been deeply troubled by them at all times, resulting in him to only be able to remain in his castle. I'm glad that Pius XIII, in the end, paid John Paul III the long-overdue but ultimate respect.

[@mikeduplessis8069]

John Paul III was a dangerous reactionary who turned the church so hard to the right that American cardinals could be seen supporting Trump and condemning the current Pope.

[@iandsouza2493]

I love what you have written although can you explain some more? Like we often hear for example love your partner passionately... How is that going to affect my own character or personality? Your example of Lenny does make sense but maybe if you can explain something more on a general scale. Thanks

[@rare6499]

@@iandsouza2493 surely because passion clouds judgment. And clouded judgment leads to ill forged conclusions.

[@user-hx2po3vq1i]

Pius XIII is an anti-pope

[@darquedavis5372]

Passion is not adoring… Passion (Passion of Christ) is enduring the pain there is on the world that inflicts you… you think that passion os liking a person so much… no. Passion is what you have within you that protects from letting yourself go… do you think that Christ give in under the extreme and painful circumstances to the people and the Romans? Do you think that he let go? No, He didn’t even blinked with hesitation. He had passion and that prevented Him (as God) from hating Man. That is Passion, the Passion of Christ. And so should you have passion in this life to prove to God that you also are worthy of everyone’s love and affection! Have piety and forgive for they do not know what they have been doing… Viva Cristo-Rei!

[@mananq.8600]

Malkovich is a giant in the world of acting. HIs true Genius is exposed by some characters - this is i reckon - one of them. Well Done Sir! Well Done!

[@TheParanormalSarah]

I cried at this speech - so relevant and accurate

[@itsiwhatitsi]

So real... I feel what you mean. So human speech. Great

[@rare6499]

A masterful piece of writing, and a powerful and very impressive portrayal. How can he recite this, amazing.

[@staceymarie6895]

Two of the most distinguished actors of our time John Malkovich and Jude Law Hands down, best Dramatic Series on HBO

[@lilly-xg8gv]

Spoilers Everyone thought the new pope would be a vain man obsessed with media and popularity, but he turned out to be such a lovely sweetie.

[@miket7745]

Stunning scene

[@rael7298]

i like how he's referencing gutierrez's answer to when he was asking the cardinal's to define love earlier

[@TacoFreebiee]

Ok maybe I should start watching this show now

[@Kaisersozze]

This is even better on second viewing.

[@kilinostojkov487]

I watch the first session at 4 x. The best show ever.

[@cinematic.fandom1221]

This is one of the best shows in the world, it accompanied me as father and menthor. I saw season 1 and 2 so often I can't even count. I hope there will be a season 3 - the last pope (there are rumors on that) I try to learn this speech and every quote from memory When John said Love is an abstract concept you can see Gutierrez smile 🌹🕊

[@victoriapalferez-siri5952]

Wow is a good but dangerous speech. Tenderness, equilibrium and wisdom the lost abilities and confused many times with weakness.

[@GQFJB]

Which is what made Brannox a dangerous Pope. He accepted weakness as a full means to a path towards God. Our path towards God must strive for perfection, nothing weak or imperfect is in heaven.

[@koenkeep]

@@GQFJB Then there are no people in heaven either. Great.

[@Eodat]

​@@koenkeepThere is no corrupt people in heaven, there are saints, people that worked theyr life towards perfection, much of them diying for it, they have nothing to do with "weaknes"

[@koenkeep]

@@Eodat i dont think perfection is attainable and that's not a bad thing. I accept the nature of people as it is. But that doesn't absolve me from doing my best.

[@Eodat]

@@koenkeep Christian perfection it's not your conception of perfection.

[@ungrateful-66]

One of best actors ever... Had to be hard to decide to take this role but I’m glad that he did-he killed it.

[@i_hate_google_]

This is some really good wisdom and advice, if only we had such a pope in irl ...

[@marciasyme4586]

Jesus said to "Love thy neighbour as thyself". Love is the answer💖🙏

[@alexhughes8181]

Phenomenal.

[@mikeman4223]

3:18 "Okay so now that I've preached to you about impassionate love, I will demand I will become a smothering Father to you."

[@GuidingLight_Ministries]

Love is not only the reason for life, but it is the key to life

[@radiophodity]

1:00 “You will come to me and you will tell me all this suffering in the world. And I will say to you: they are all hysterias of love. Distortions of our ability to love. The problem, brothers, is love. The question, then, is: how are we to love? This is my way: with tenderness, without passion. Passion is the eternal enemy of humility. Christian humility, which is frugal, is just and is necessary. Love is an abstraction, like intelligence, like happiness. Every time our judgment is beclouded by the ardent passions that consume us, we give love a dangerous concreteness, a scandalous concreteness, an illegal concreteness. In short, we are causing pain. To ourselves, and to others. Replace that concrete love with tenderness.”

[@MrSeekerOfPeace]

Humility is important and comes with respecting each other, with respect comes tenderness. It's easy to understand.

[@Missjunebugfreak]

Stunning speech delivered by a remarkable actor.

[@gustavogoikoetxea4524]

Wow if that was only in real life

[@kernalfleak]

It is in real life. Everything he is saying rings true to me. Surrendering to anything even love (Our false understanding of it, not the real kind) is dangerous. So we must maintain a bit of control over it so that we don’t lose ourselves.

[@TheCoolProfessor]

How are we to love? We must love unconditionally just as Christ did. We need to love sinners and pray for them. Sadly this is extremely difficult because jerks tend to breed.

[@lopamudraray4571]

What an astonishing piece....

[@KazgarothUsher]

I love, love how this was acted and the lines written are superb. Especially the veiled threat, if you do not do it my way I will replace you. So we move on from Pius XIII to a new sort of do what I say, no matter how gently crafted :D

[@theamericancristero7390]

As a traditional Catholic alot of this show was deliberately subversive, but moments like this redeem it. I'd really like to know who wrote this speech, bc in my estimation, they distilled the essence of Catholicism. Edit: Was it Sorrentino himself?

[@miguelmartins9706]

Never saw the show. How is it subversive?

[@GQFJB]

What did you think of the ending of the show painting Fanaticism as dangerous? I’m a trad cat too and I saw that agenda.

[@crimsonthumos3905]

@@GQFJB Theres also the whole thing with scanty dressed nuns dancing and the show making it seem like every single clergyman is corrupt, sexually sinful or degenerate

[@GQFJB]

@@crimsonthumos3905 well in today’s world that’s sadly pretty accurate.

[@eccepasser]

Season 2 was not that good. Season one was far better

[@BobbyHernandez]

Ima theologian and I gotta say this is some solid theology I love it

[@elessar0009]

The writing is magnificent.

[@rare6499]

Amazing writing, and superbly portrayed.

[@arturovelazquez7213]

I just watch this scene high, it´s amazing!

[@zainahmed5294]

Oh God l love John Brannox character

[@victoriacorcoran1258]

While Lenny sleeps

[@Awakeningspirit20]

Wow, this pope spits some serious truths... it honestly helps me in my own life. I guess this would be the allure to remaining Catholic. I hope Jesus wins with me, be it to stay or be it to go.

[@mcarrusa]

Great performance! And, I have to say, if you are a "Rounders" fan, you gotta catch a little "Teddy KGB" in his accent.

[@soloban81]

Pay that mayn his muney

[@robertalpy9422]

This is true. Christ was not a passionate man though he allowed friend and foe alike to afflict him with their passion. It is no mistake that the Greeks God of War and God of love were devoted to eachother. They shared irrational passion.

[@ad6417]

Charity is to admonish sinners.

[@KittyWaringa]

For a minute I thought he was rapping

[@akompsupport]

Such an amazing and wonderful series.

[@jiiig8667]

Wow! Great writing and acting!

[@NothingMaster]

Finally a decent and philosophically-minded Pope - albeit, in fiction.

[@enriquepenanieto2110]

You know Benedictus XVI?

[@prominentmagpie7153]

all popes are philosophically minded, a priest must study philosophy to become a priest, it is not fiction, just because you are less knowledgable does not make you right

[@scottlaux6934]

That was a lovely speech.

[@MrAlfonsohid]

What a powerful speech 👏

[@enricorossi3106]

does anyone know who wrote this speech, he deserves the Nobel prize

[@kdot5376]

Sorentino

[@rexappleby4731]

* they

[@rexappleby4731]

@Sanctus Paulus 1962 How does enrico know whether the speechwriters a man or not.

[@rexappleby4731]

From looking down a comment it looks like Sorrentino (a man) wrote it.

[@jonnievaj]

incredibly well written speech

[@Joetheshow445]

Wooo this is mad fire

[@patrickdean4853]

Hey, a commercial for Pope Francis.

[@InayetHadi]

The young pope needs to wake up; jude law was a great actor

[@nelvaldo.4850]

Incredible.

[@ubermikesocal]

0:09 He beat me fair and square Jesus. Pay that man hees mahney.

[@moolardpexcellent5253]

We got a hanger boss

[@tchakeemn]

Tenderness from them Cardinals is UNWANTED

[@ladymiamia9325]

Okay i got the recipe for steak now how do i do the sauce Lol

[@user-ty1rm7fi4q]

Love U john 😩❤️

[@azraelknightquest5754]

I would love to know the background music.

[@phil6354]

It is 5.2 Allemande by Peter Gregson

[@tobyargall8202]

Good Question

[@tobyargall8202]

@@phil6354 Thank you

[@mjl0611]

Malkovich Malkovich Malkovich Malkovich

[@TravisLoneWolfWalsh]

he is a Pope I would be proud to follow

[@lucisoburns1965]

Well said, Love O is chaos and the root of evil, although necessary for evolution and the creation of things. Wisdom and discipline from Dead X is what allows us to bring order out of love so we may reach heaven. 4

[@mardenhill]

therefore, we need hatred to eradicate love.

[@tonethetallbaldy5039]

Is it possible to love without passion?

[@jl789nz]

Passion is love in movies and books. Attention is love in real life.

[@francisnielm.hubagar2818]

I cant find this in HBO GO where can i watch this

[@scribejay]

I love the little detail of poor taste in John Paul III, a *very* English man, wearing trinity knots on his stole.

[@the618outlaw9]

John Malkovich! Benton Illinois native.

[@benneden2580]

Voilello’s face

[@dalialule6324]

I love this show. Very good show.

[@justaworkingbloke6537]

This although fiction is a beautiful monologue.

[@nazandegerci8464]

AMAZING SERIAL

[@abdimojo8794]

That sonder ambien music. Does anybody know?

[@Joetheshow445]

B E A U T I F U L

[@majesoficial5711]

What is the beautidul backround music?

[@kneesoxxx7902]

Nostalgia..

[@YG-kk4ey]

Does anyone know if it's based on real statements on the dangers of passion?

[@sonofblessed]

I haven't seen this show, but I can't tell from this clip whether this is expresses admiration for or criticism of Catholic doctrine. Maybe both.

[@Elcore]

Yeah I think both or neither; the character has an interpretation of Catholic doctrine that is admirable, at least.

[@GirlycarDawn]

3:17 "I can be a father to you." Yeah, Father Christmas.

[@Perririri]

Szent Miklós

[@jsbankston1963]

What's up with the accent of John Paul III? I know he's supposed to be British, but his accent sounds like a mix of things.

[@majesoficial5711]

He's supposed to be a posh London aristocrat priest with a knighthood

[@joelthomastr]

@@majesoficial5711 Yeah, well, no. Doesn't work. I thought he was trying to sound like a well-educated continental European. At least he doesn't sound American!

[@mardenhill]

@@joelthomastr works for me. classic westminster accent, he nailed it.

[@barneyh4558]

He sounds German. A little bit like Werner Herzog

[@tr9809]

He definitely doesn't sound British to me he sounds like English spoken as a second language albeit fluently.

[@mariuszsadowski6133]

What is the melody in 1.59?

[@puurrrr]

I have a question: where can I see the full series? Do I need to have HBO? Is it something like Netflix?

[@jeremymaxwell8898]

HBO

[@luismartin9640]

HBO is a platform like Netflix. You pay monthly for a service of streaming series and movies.

[@puurrrr]

@@luismartin9640 thanks didn't know that!

[@antonellamR2D2]

In Italy it's broadcast by sky

[@isaiahsspontaneouscontent9111]

@@luismartin9640 😄😄

[@radosawbugalski8370]

That's some anti-christian speech with no knowledge of actual theology. Jesus Christ was, in fact, passionate. He was tortured and died only to redeem us - that's how passionate He was. And God always wanted the very concretest love. It was always "all or nothing" and God doesn't change.

[@chrisanderson6740]

The Old Testament and New Testament interpretations of God are very different. Did you skip the later chapters?

[@Joetheshow445]

Beautiful

[@oldcrone]

People do not know what real love is. It is compassion for all living beings. The Budda.

[@Irrazzo]

Well it sounds soothing and deep. But I'd argue that Brannox in this scene is doing exactly what Voiello wants him to do with his 'middle way': puffing out dazzling word clouds like the caterpillar in Alice in Wonderland, which, when you get right down to it, don't mean much. The 'middle way' is the blank check for the men behind the throne to carry on what they were doing anyway. His asking his cardinals for enacting love in his way, as tenderness without passion, sounded, to me, a lot like endorsing the clerical celibacy of his church. And then, 'love without passion' is just old wine in new bottles. Perhaps now with an Anglican flavor. Brannox dulls himself with his golden box. Walking his 'middle way', at least for him, seems to require crutches.

[@dominiklamparski3949]

Music?

[@oc5515]

I don’t understand what he means

[@jakeburke3999]

Pope John Paul III the Stoic

[@aaronbrigham4743]

Amen 🙏🙏🙏

[@sisyphos13]

I am not Christian. Although I have respect for the Christian faith and its believers, I do not have much sympathy for Vatican and its politics and the damage it has done to Muslim people in the past centuries. But Watching John Malkovich, the acting, the tone of voice oh my god! I could watch him play the devil and be like, Now that is how devil should be! What a master!

[@Abk367]

What damage? All the lands from the levant to North Africa were Christian.infact Jerusalem,Rome, constantinople ,Antioch and Alexandria were important centres of Christianity.christians lost most of them except for rome.All these lands were conquered by Muslims.even Spain and parts of Italy and France were under their control at one point.its because of the Roman catholic church ,that Christianity survived that Europe remained what it was instead of being assimilated into and becoming part of the Arab world. It's because of them that Spain was recovered from the hands of Muslims.They did what was essential forn the survival of of faith

[@sisyphos13]

@@Abk367 Yes. And before those lands were Christian, they were Pagan, Zoroastrian, Polytheistic and Jewish. And before that they worshiped the sun and the moon and before that who knows what... Therefore tecnically no land belongs to a religion. Because history doesnt start with christianty. I am not talking about the faith, I am talking about the politics of the Vatican for the past 100 years. Don't mix those up ;)

[@prominentmagpie7153]

@@sisyphos13 the difference is they converted to christianity willingly, the land was pagan under rome, rome converted to christianity, muslims invaded rome and forced the christians to convert to islam, that is the difference

[@user-xt6rl8fm1c]

@@Abk367spot on - but Islamic revisionist seem to want to forget about the barbaric colonialism by the sword of nations - instead they wish to see it a a golden period of peace - peace enforced through fear and violence-the nations conquered didn’t dare to speak out of place and went with the rules to save their lives .

[@kristianmontero1464]

" ' BABYLON THE GREAT, THE MOTHER OF ALL HARLOTS ( THE CATHOLIC CHURCH) AND OF THE ABOMINATIONS OF THE EARTH.' " REVELATION 17

[@fusemalaysia840]

with that level of script writing should I explain more or you already knew it?....don't underestimate him...while teach you something truth, cause sometimes it takes time to see... this is my way...and that is his ways

[@johnnyjax6444]

Isn't it ironic Jesus born in a cattle barn and grew up in poverty community Bethlehem and taught human the meaning of true life & love and where today Pope & Bishops lives is supreme luxury and explain the same

[@prominentmagpie7153]

they dont live in supreme luxury mate, please know what you are talking about before you make yourself look a fool, need i remind you that the catholic church is the biggest charitable orginization both now and historically and by a long shot. You do know that they take a vow of celibacy, monks take a vow of poverty if your only argument is that they have massive churches then that is dumb, the priest does not live in a church, the church is the house of god so we make it look beutiful and put our money, time and effort into making it such, protestants will rent a office space between a supermarket and a law firm and call it a day

[@SerpentofLore]

sadly despite its moments and writing, it ends as the seed destiny to the young pope’s gundam seed.

[@rowly5587]

jude law was the greatest pope