Lolita (1997) Jeremy Irons aka Humbert - Behind the scenes / extras

[@bharatbhushan3002]

There is somthing very magical in Iron's voice....I can't stop myself loving his voice...💞💗

[@vintagegirl1195]

I know right

[@sirianis]

Indeed, so sexy

[@kittygranollers6232]

Long live the king. Only he could master that line.

[@iblamealessia]

He's so eloquently. The way he explains such subjects but beautifully put and that VOICE OMG.

[@riss3480]

scar from lion king lol

[@mallorymichel7243]

He’s so fine AND HIS VOICE 😩

[@piyushjadhav1152]

Hello

[@cboppin1506]

is it wrong that i think he’s so handsome? my daddy issues are getting the best of me lol

[@rentherens]

same... idk he's just so... hot??? I'm watched lolita yesterday and I'm totally in love with him :/ it's a bit weird but idk what can I do?

[@rentherens]

I also have daddy issues, I think that's explain a lot

[@akoninn]

as long as it’s the actor you like and not the character, i don’t see what’s wrong with that

[@jam_music2448]

sameee, and I am 21 yo, but he's just so attractive

[@Anon32141]

@@jam_music2448 same I’m 21 as well 😭

[@anushkaparashar5600]

He's so handsome I can't...... and his voice is even more fancy I'm absolutely dead by his charms damn

[@RasmusKarlJensen]

Irons also narrated an audiobook of Lolita. I thought he did a good job with it (barring a few mispronunciations of some French words here and there).

[@kirkcannon8079]

Very uncomfortable role to play, he did a good job

[@khadizabhuiyan.random2758]

True, hope people don't see him as an actual pedo since people can be stupid.

[@Nokdu.]

@@khadizabhuiyan.random2758 I hope you're only referring to the character.

[@cristianproust]

Nope, they chose the actress to be as attractive as Humbert saw her, that is why it was so easy for him to appear in love, that is why Swain became trapped in that type of roles, because she was effective as a nympho type of girl. The only thing uncomfortable was his desperation for never being loved by a shallow narcissistic and transactional creature that he knew was using him and felt guilty for trying to steal the man her mother wanted just to defy her authority, which ended in her dying

[@khadizabhuiyan.random2758]

@@Nokdu. I said like I hope he isn't a pedo even tho he played as one.

[@khadizabhuiyan.random2758]

@@SauravBhandari-he9gs any proof? Im sure she was at least 18.

[@heavenlydoll222]

i’m so in love with him

[@spiderguy01]

You better not be underage

[@lilystonne4108]

Jeremy Iron’s best movie is Damage (1992). He played a politician in a boring marriage who has an affair with his son’s fiancée. He is so good at portraying characters struggling with forbidden obsessions.

[@latitudeselongitudes1932]

He is great in all movies and tv series he worked on. The Mission,The House of Spirits,The Merchant of Venice,Kafka and others. Fantastic actor

[@icydelon]

he's an oscar winner ofc he's great

[@gannadruchok4714]

Да, это правда... " Запретный плод"..он гениально играет такие роли !!!!

[@hannigraham5831]

Why is older older guys are so freaking attractive 💗🔥🔥 he's old enough to be my grandfather but 🔥💗💗👀

[@evilgenius_ks]

he is perfect😩🤤💔

[@divyaad3128]

All girls gathered here who really love his voice and so scared to explain... And we all are 20s and teenagers 💀😭

[@divyaad3128]

@Alice exactly... But that is like normal ... 20s and teenagers must be aware 💀😅

[@muramura4976]

His voice omg ...

[@LuzMaria95]

His voice is EVERYTHING 😫♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@anajanetaquiang1136]

He's Voice omg!

[@iiizzza]

he’s so gorgeous

[@nucleuscore5598]

I love movies that will question your sanity

[@aloucuradeprimasaleatorias5771]

Daddy issues

[@dadducheol3898]

Just found out that he was the voice behind Scar lol

[@luislopez3726]

He was also Simon Gruber in Die Hard With A Vengeance; in other words, he portrayed the brother of Hans Gruber who was portrayed by Alan Rickman a.k.a Professor Snape.

[@wolnapolska5991]

Jeremy Irons. Great role. 👏👏👏👏👏 🙇‍♂️🙇‍♂️🙇‍♂️🙇‍♂️🙇‍♂️

[@ayag5661]

Why I am still attracted to the movie and still my brain there ?

[@prudenceneverpays]

hes so fine bro

[@cow4036]

I love it

[@pescuezoee]

I NEED HIM

[@darcystar4]

he's so handsome honestly and hot

[@nulllll99]

Jeremy: *plays a predator in a movie about gr00ming* The 12 year olds in the comments: “omg he so fiiiiine 😍”

[@mesmerizing9876]

It’s called acting 🙄🙄

[@wolnapolska5991]

Amazing movie for me. Lolita aroused so many emotions in me that... 😉❤👍👍

[@wolnapolska5991]

I personally don't blame Humbert for the whole thing here. Lolita also had hers behind her ears. 😏

[@cristianproust]

Everybody knows that, but Americans want to pretend that that type of girl does not exist in every generation of humas and tries to manipulate every person they cross the moment they see they can

[@lolitax167]

he explained it very well about how this story isnt to encourage pedophilia but to shed light onto it. i think that the author is trying to show the readers how easily it is to manipulate us into thinking she was in the wrong.

[@2degucitas]

Yes. Lolita has a very small chance at having a voice in the book. At the end she said Humbert had ruined her life. That and her accusations of him killing her mother are the only hints at how she really feels. The rest is his fantasy.

[@cristianproust]

This has NOTHING to do with a philia. He had no pattern of behavior in that respect, and Irons clearly says he was in love, which means he is an emotionally underdeveloped man who was lonely and an easy target for her because she evoked in him romantic memories of a distant past. It was not lust, it was a romantic feeling amplified by her use of intimacy as a mean to control him. Predators have psychopathic traits, they don't understand poetry, they have constant patterns of sequential predation and they use one victim after another through their life, who they see as toys; they do not randomly encounter a single person at the end of their life. He would only react to her, not her classmates, he would force her to go to school when she didn't want to. He could have her at home just for him, but didn't want to. His inner monologue would not mention any other girl in his entire life. He was subjugated by her as an adolescent would. Predators make what they do a sport, they care about the domination and the act, not the subject who is interchangeable with any other subject which is actually what Dolores does. Wherever she goes she has to seduce and manipulate. Her archetype exists in every school from really young age in the entire planet. That is why the rich old pervert was after her, because that is the kind of girl that nowadays would seek to get into the adult industry. They have no scruples and they have thrill seeking personalities and for them it is only a transaction and excitement. She manipulates her teachers and allures her classmate's boyfriends just for the power trip it provides to her. Pretending that is not common is puritan denial. The rich perv and her had an instant compatibility with her for a reason. Normal girls would be terrified of a regular adult, let alone that guy. But she wanted more and more thrills. She found Humbert boring, predators get tired of their victims and go for other targets, which is what she did. Dolores was manipulative, shallow, transactional, impulsive and pleasure-thrill-seeking. "I was not her first" was what he said. He was just controlled by her at every turn. The movie describes a weird scenario that rarely happens and has nothing to do with a philia

[@cristianproust]

@@2degucitas There is no need because we see her behavior. She was manipulative and shallow, eager to play with people as toys. Thrill seeking, transactional and narcissistic. Humbert was boring to her and only a pawn that she used when she needed. That is why he says "I was not her first" and she would repeat the same behavior where she went. When she said "you ruined my life", she was angry at herself, because she knew she wanted to take him away from her mother because she despised her authority, she saw her as an obstacle and wanted only an hedonistic superficial life. It is recurrent in the entire movie. Dolores appeared the villain but she had no moral compass, and Humbert was just too easy of a target for him being able to overcome her manipulation and weakness. It shows 2 types of personality that if they cross paths, would produce that result=drama. In any other reality she would have jumped from her tennis instructor to her teacher, stealing as many boyfriends as she could from other girls only to exhibit her power, all from a very young age. Her archetype is common in every generation of humans since the dawn of times. Only in puritan countries people pretend those realities don't exist, that is why in Europe nobody ever dared to interpret this movie as anything more than what it is: a little nympho creating havoc