Homeland - The Star End Titles [Soundtrack HD]

Homelan - TV Series
Composed by: Sean Callery

[@Will_WAR]

"The Star" was such a good finale. It was heartbreaking to think of Brody and the fact that he knew nothing but suffering from the moment he was a POW to his last breath. All the while being pulled in so many directions and trying to be there for his family too. Those final seconds coupled with this music was an excellent tribute to the character.

[@agustin50922]

I cannot agree more with you! The other day I finished season 3 and what you are saying reflects my thoughts on Brody and his tragic end. He never had the chance to fully heal and recover from all the tortures and torments he had suffered as a POW in the Middle East.

[@Oliviakie]

This was the final song of the entire show too in S8. A massive nod back to Carrie and Brody.

[@Will_WAR]

@@Oliviakie Such an excellent series

[@Golikol369258]

I have to admit, that this TV series is more than just a TV series. It has so many grey areas and is thanks to the writers not a clear black and white show like so many other TV series. It is not about finding perfect solutions and make everyone happy, it is about portraying the Grey areas in decision making and it does a fucking great job in doing so. Also, the actors are just... amazing. TBH: Damian Lewis is one hell of a fucking good actor. Claire Dains as well. Her portraying of a person suffering from a mental illness is just amazing. These two actors are idk... just amazing.

[@popcornfilms1]

Well said, series sticks with us even after all this time

[@Taylorhypersensitivefox]

"Homeland" has a brutally honest way of portraying war and terrorism. Sometimes, you don't get a happy ending. There will always be another war.

[@carlosvivani3570]

Taylor Grimsdottir-Jackson s6 and 7 was when it failed sadly

[@ethandalton6480]

@@carlosvivani3570 I'm respectfully going to have to disagree with you there. Season 7 is one of the best.

[@HatenoInnKeeper]

Cost of business...

[@sallyhu5028]

This theme instrumental just breaks my heart. Have LOVED it all these years, on first hearing. Haunting.

[@malwinaswiatek7818]

⭐️ one for brody

[@Artyrian_Tyler]

And one for Peter Quinn

[@HatenoInnKeeper]

@@Artyrian_Tyler and one for Max :(

[@mustafa-cx2fg]

@@Artyrian_Tyler Quinn killed a child before he doesn't deserve no star

[@dianastevenson131]

And one for Astrid. She lost her life trying to protect Quinn ⭐

[@jillianallen4252]

I cried so hard at the season 3 finale. The way he died was so fucked up and so, so sad.

[@kevinhaggins9847]

I felt worse when peter quinn died

[@nac4970]

So quiet, so silent and steps noises are making the song more alive. It seems to be like an empty place. Where you just feel yourself around and nothing else. ❤️

[@Artyrian_Tyler]

Дуже атмосферно

[@Adrian-me4qz]

I loved Homeland. Was so honest and confronting and thought provoking. I'm really going to miss it.

[@Gabe94dotcom]

True ❤

[@jamesj9288]

Such a perfect ending to Homeland, so happy this song got a feature in the final episode

[@HatenoInnKeeper]

Once again, feeling quite sad, just now, for a different reason. The show ended...

[@dinfos2001]

Just wish it was the FINAL song. But will take it. Such a great finale!

[@chrisaguilar4816]

For sure

[@dontrellsmith8632]

the ending with this song is when Brody death really hit u and have u teary eyed

[@johngibson9416]

One of the most stunning pieces of music ever!

[@ConcreteAdvisory]

Everybody speaks about Brody, but what about Peter Quinn? I liked Brody, but I loved Peter Quinn and his discret love for Carrie. I loved the character so much that I was so sad every time in the season 6 seeing him so bad. I really had a special connection with this character.

[@kidsstudiomade4u]

Ikr I am still so heartbroken over his death

[@Vincent12]

Could not agree more. Quinn >>> Brody

[@uliami3]

I don't know how to put it, but his discreet love from 3rd season somehow makes it even more intense and beautiful... Gives me goosebumps

[@Mebbetha]

same here, my favourite charakter

[@Golikol369258]

you know that, posting under that video about quinn is considered a major spoiler? quinn does not die in the 2014 season. so... why the fuck would you talk here about the Quinns death?

[@leonvankamp7247]

From certain songs in the series '24' to this, Sean Callery has a way of evoking a pitch perfect type of espionage drenched melancholy. Nothing else quite sounds like it.

[@Gabe94dotcom]

True ❤

[@martinp.derooij9196]

Loved, just loved, that they re-used this in last night's episode =')

[@Arakko-i7h]

S3E12: What is the real meaning of Carrie drawing that star? She knew him before she ever saw his face. She climbed into the walls of his house, and heard his sleeping breathing, and fell in love with him. She traveled side-by-side with him, through his trauma and his recovery, their hearts beat in tandem long before they met, and when they met the whole sky lit up. The purpose for which they were put on this Earth. She brought him back, so many times, she hauled him up out of there, every time it got dark. So few of us are ever really known. Downstairs at Langley is dark; they’ve taken away all the chairs and left the stars on the walls. It’s empty, empty even of the memories we brought today. Empty of the pain, and the death; empty of heroes. It’s just a room, and a book locked up tight with every name we’re allowed to know; it’s just a wall, with stars named in the book. It’s just a space, where a woman draws a star upon the wall, the perfect size, as though it were left there purposefully for him. She has a million names, and the star has none. But it shines on her, nonetheless. It always will. [www.brilliantbutcancelled.com/show/homeland/the-star-season-3-episode-12/17/] In season 2, Brody was cornered by Nazir and did what he had to do (help eliminate VP Walden), to save Carrie. Would the queen of the drones also report this in her book? It's because? No, Carrie’s gonna take that to the grave. It implicates her, for one, and I think in the book she did as much as possible to rehab Brody’s image and “accessory to murder of the VP” does not contribute to that outcome. homeland | the final countdown | “the star” “Because the real story is that a little boy who loved guns and tanks and soldiers, and most of all his country, grew up to be a Marine. He sacrificed much more than his life, and ten years later came back a beast that climbed slowly back into the light. A thousand pieces of a man, each one of them stronger than you or I, knit themselves back together: Through unshakeable faith, and an uncommon love, in the end he died without sin. His back was straight and his eyes were clear and the last thing he saw was something beautiful.”

[@aponderingofwords8651]

Thank you for posting beautiful music that cannot be heard anywhere else

[@korento3000]

Thank you for uploading this piece here It is extraordinarily beautiful, right up the level of Clint Mansell, Thomas Newman and the Cinematic Orchestra. I wish Callery would release this in an album form (preferably something that loops for a few minutes).

[@chomskyvideos6802]

I wish Callery would too. This is WAY too short. :((( Also, which music did you have in mind by Mansell, Newman, and the Cinematic Orchestra? Anything on par with this would blow my mind.

[@BatmanHQYT]

Absolutely gorgeous piece of music.

[@pranavgurav2400]

All time favourite tv show.

[@pluvo1333]

Beautiful piece of music!

[@zipshot]

I’m not crying; you’re crying

[@aidan4president]

Seas 7 Ep 3 bringing back all them season 3 finale feels

[@mybocks3]

This piece reminds me of how hard Brody's life was. I hated Brody for a long time, but that changed the moment I saw him strung out on heroin in Caracas. That's when I realized how long he had been suffering.

[@chrisaguilar4816]

True. Same

[@nsmarc8]

When Brody died… this music made it hit harder. ⭐️

[@Arakko-i7h]

What is the significance of Carrie Mathison always listening to jazz music in Homeland (TV Series)? In the opening credits a young girl is seen playing a trumpet, assuming this is Carrie, and assuming she is playing jazz, she must be very intelligent. Jazz and the jazz musician supply an ideal metaphor for the rapid flow of esoteric thought, and acute mental activity seen in Claire Danes’ masterful portrayal of Carrie. In addition to the swamp full of doubtful, unimpressed or unresponsive listeners, together make for one enticing drama. In the original concept of the show, the different types of jazz that Saul and Carrie enjoy were supposed to become a symbol of their different methods of intelligence work: Carrie loves the chaotic Thelonious Monk; while Saul prefers the smoother, calmer John Coltrane. That's why there's the Louis Armstrong bit in the opening montage, and the two of them talk about it once or twice early in the first season. As things changed during the actual writing of Season 1, that particular bit of character development got lost in the shuffle. I believe Jazz expalins Carrie's behavrioul disorder/mental state ... She Loves Jazz which in really contemporary and most importantly as Jazz music flows ups and down so does Carrie's mental state... She even co-relate Jazz with the movements of Brody's finger when he is on camera which either writer's semingly introduced to create confusion for Audiances however it also shows that Jazz is also over her mind ... flowing yet saddistic ksksks

[@user-un5cl5oh1d]

Мурашки по коже от такого саундтрека

[@sk-tm3nl]

現在進行中の中東情勢がすんなり理解できるのは、Homelandを観ていたからだと思う。キャリーの闘いをまた見返したくなりました😊

[@dontrellsmith8632]

Back again and still Loving the show and by the way his little girl looks just like him

[@Arakko-i7h]

Friday August 23, 2013 10:00pm The lobby was now dark and empty with the exception of Marcus the security guard, who disregards Carrie's late night presence, as it's anything but unusual. The day had been filled with a flood of emotions, from the ceremony to Saul showing up. Finally she had a moment to herself. Carrie approaches the wall, reaches into her bag and grabs her current weapon of choice. It's a just a typical black Sharpie marker, but it's sure to do the job. Brody is going to get his star. The sound it makes when it maneuvers against the wall is electrifying. It feels right. She continues filling in the shade to imitate the others. It's there and it belongs. You ARE a hero and I'm sorry. This is for everything good you have done. Goodbye Nicholas Brody. She inspects her memorial, satisfied with the outcome, and makes her way out the main entrance. homeland || “the star” “Because the real story is that a little boy who loved guns and tanks and soldiers, and most of all his country, grew up to be a Marine. He sacrificed much more than his life, and ten years later came back a beast that climbed slowly back into the light. A thousand pieces of a man, each one of them stronger than you or I, knit themselves back together: Through unshakeable faith, and an uncommon love, in the end he died without sin. His back was straight and his eyes were clear and the last thing he saw was something beautiful.”

[@chrisaguilar4816]

Very nice

[@Arakko-i7h]

@@chrisaguilar4816 glad to help.

[@chrisaguilar4816]

@@Arakko-i7h the soundtrack to Jessica Jones is decent, also Sean callery. Haven’t seen the show but thought u might like the tunes

[@Arakko-i7h]

@@chrisaguilar4816 So accept a golden tip: Watch Homeland because it's a really fantastic series. Worth your time invested.

[@Justaman183]

Just finished the episode and my heart breaks for Carrie and even Brody’s family. It’s sad they have to grow up like that.

[@chrisaguilar4816]

How do you want to be remembered

[@65g4]

this is nice this music

[@venomat24]

Wish they would have used this music for the Series Finale ending, such a soothing and powerful melody for such a fantastic show.

[@kristenwrenn8070]

AshLike Snow me too! It was there a little in the episode though, just not at the end. Would have been great in the credits though.

[@wilson910916]

they did!

[@samsepiol3312]

The star⭐

[@Artyrian_Tyler]

One for Abu Nazir .

[@Mandela2pacforlife]

Lol

[@mustafa-cx2fg]

Abu Nazir was truly one of the best characters on the show Haytham Haqqani comes second

[@Golikol369258]

​@@mustafa-cx2fg Really, you think? I mean, he had not much of a voice in all season together and besides his monologue he had in Season 2-11 i think, he had not much influence on the show either tbh. He was just a terrorist who did not say much. Hell even Roya i guess had more speech time than Nazir had. Furthermore, most of his speeches or talking was plain stuff any terrorist could say. TBH: I would rather say, that Nazir was an average character and little to no development at all.

[@Artyrian_Tyler]

Дідько вже три роки пройшло? 🙄

[@gabrielarayagarcia1607]

Genial el tema de Tomasz Stanko, terminal 7, excelente musico, gran trompetista.

[@247_hamndly]

عاش ذوق كايووو

[@SuperSurakiat]

Very sad

[@nouhrisahin3162]

Surakiat Pibulpat yea very very sad but sometimes the saddest is a good think you can enjoy the good think better...

[@leyla9872]

I love this

[@CS-bd2lc]

⭐

[@adalahbasel4363]

Brody deserves the star✨ heartbreaking season ending,

[@emmasmith4809]

This is as haunting and emotional as mimi pages music for ghost adventures the new Orleans episode

[@65g4]

The music is very moving

[@Bradarex]

so nice thx

[@ReneMacias1978]

The fall of Kabul brought me here…

[@ambermckenzie8568]

♥♥♥..

[@timlade1436]

Whose is here from "Stand Off" tonight?

[@emhozk9424]

Nate/Brad anyone?

[@nilesstark]

I feel like I'm back here after Billions Finale now.

[@drwhite1975]

Your life revolves around a simple star. If it shines it means you still have life ...

[@Arakko-i7h]

This season did not live up to the 2 before it but how could it. It was still good compared to most shows on TV today, but the storylines and plot issues that were forgotten about or briefly addressed stand out. There were no “manhunt” for Brody scenes at the beginning of the season to make it seem like he was really wanted in the U.S. Where did Roya Hammad and her terrorist partner M.M. go? We never got an explanation to the events surrounding how brody’s car was moved and his involvement but what we did get was some guy in a hotel who we are supposed to believe is this super heel that moved the car. For such an investment in storytelling surrounding Brody’s family over the past 3 seasons for it to just disappear into nothing the way it did was a waste of time. And all those scenes about Mike and Brody’s wife continuously falling for each other but just end it cold in season 3 was pointless. What about Brody’s marine friends who thought he was part of the conspiracy? And Quinn’s underutilization throughout the season after being central to the start of the premiere of season 3. All good points, they should have made homeland a 3 hour show and addressed everything possible!

[@datolomashvili1654]

shokkkk

[@nickpaul4041]

somebody tell me please who create this song. name it, very nice sound track. I need the name and title song.

[@givesweet1776]

The Star - Sean Callery

[@ComfyTV]

what the hell