Maestro's Bradley Cooper, Carey Mulligan, Cast & Crew Go Behind The Scenes | Netflix

[@samsong24]

Carey Mulligan is my favourite modern actress. She had excellent expressions, vocal ability and access to emotion in this film. I've never quite seen her like this.

[@srothbardt]

She was very good in this.

[@65g4]

She is right up there for me the performance in this film and Promising Young Woman

[@beqamarsagishvili6988]

I wish I could experience this film in front of the big screens, at home wasn't enough. Just brilliant film with unbelievable performances.

[@jefolson6989]

I saw it in a movie theater the day ot came out. Went to a matinee and had the place nearly to myself. Pretty fabulous! Especially the music . Their speakers were better than my TV. I am happy when a mainstream film is about a classical music figure. Even Bruno Zirato was a character, so they really tried. ( Zirato had been Caruso's private secretary and became the manager of the NY Phil. )

[@srothbardt]

@@jefolson6989I paid a lot to see it in a theater and I’m glad I did because of the sound and picture quality etc. It’ll flop on the little tube.

[@Wills_Duffy]

Maestro is a jewel of a movie. It is a miracle. And congrats to everyone who had a part in making it.

[@pablorolls]

How did Mastreo not win an Oscar. What a phenomenal piece of work from Bradley Cooper masterfully cinematic Class above

[@55555gino]

Oh I so wish this movie was released on another year so Carey could finally get her Oscar 😢. She really deserves it

[@paulbrewer2374]

25:02 Bradley Cooper gives beautifully expressive conducting gestures for the final crescendo leading to a his powerful release gesture at the end. Powerful and moving!

[@synchronistory]

After having wept for several minutes following my view of the film Maestro ... and having recuperated my equilibrium nee breath ... I can honestly say this was not acting, this was beyond a tour de force (directorial) performance. Bernstein was revived through Bradley and the mysterious creative muses are fully alive. Astonishing.

[@tieranyguest7997]

Love watching everyone who worked on a film speak about the film. Makes me wish we could get a behind the scenes look at every movie that comes out.

[@andrewreeveart]

This is one of the best movies I've ever seen. Carey Mulligan...when "her Felicia" lost her temper and inflected her American speech with Latin American pace, passion and ferocity... sublime. Bradley Cooper is superb. I was blown away by both their performances. The skill, the craft is amazing. And then there's every single person who made this movie happen. Fantastic.

[@timuryesa]

I Dont care if people say „ohhh it’s not about bernsteins music“ or „it’s called maestro“. I really enjoyed the marriage topic. It’s one of the best movies I’ve ever seen. Great acting and great picture. 🙌🏽

[@beqamarsagishvili6988]

Same ❤️

[@NateGH36O]

I love the film, but upon reflection I think the title is very misleading. It implies a lot and I understand why people may think it may be a lot more about the music than their relationship. I do think it was a much smarter and artistic choice to focus on their relationship but maybe a different title would have intrigued people more then.

[@marisolgarcia3123]

haw many movies have you seen in your life 😮 to called maestro a great film 😅, sorry

[@jonathanhall1823]

You haven’t seen a lot of movies, have you?

[@RatkoDjurica]

Great movie❤ music and of corse Bredley❤

[@RyanHLee-nc7hg]

This may be the most beautiful film that I have ever seen, and I am a film aficionado going all the way back to the creation of film in the 1890s. I see a comparison between the beauty of "Maestro" and the beauty of "Yentl," directed by Barbra Streisand. Both of these incredible directors have an impeccable aesthetic sense.

[@meetghelani5222]

This was one of the best films i ever got to see in my life by now. I saw this as a part of a film festival, thank you Bradley, thank you to whoever made this film, you are lovely.

[@emilyhutjes]

Thank you Netflix NL for this fantastic film about Leonard Bernstein. The whole project left me speechless.🌷🌷🌷❤ (Holland)

[@kayheizman2182]

Fabulous interview and even more fabulous movie. Congratulations Bradley Cooper. Maestro is a masterpiece.👏

[@sarahjones-jf4pr]

@kayheizman2182 Why nothing won at the awards if it was so brilliant??..

[@cinefiend4059]

Would’ve loved to see this on the big screen with Dolby sound especially during the orchestration scene and choir scene. Overall, Bradley did an incredible job. The attention to detail in terms of production design, costume, makeup, cinematography and of course score were all top-notch. And the performances of Bradley and especially Carey were nothing short of stunning.

[@patricedonofrio2438]

I adore this film! It's one of the best I've ever seen. Thank you Bradley for this wonderful work of art , it's a magnificent film...kudos to you and Carrie!

[@JesusTheCity]

This was a gorgeous movie. Period.

[@danasandlin2435]

Even in these videos, I find myself asking myself: "is that Cooper? or is that Bernstein?" in many shots it is impossible to tell the difference...that is amazing storytelling...amazing movie craft...dts/usa

[@nightowl5395]

Yes...I was thinking just the same watching this...!

[@ethanholgate2512]

Not a very rewatchable movie but a really good movie, I really enjoyed it I felt Carey Mulligan out performed Bradley proformance wise I feel she might get nominated for an Oscar as she was that good

[@bethanylaurenreads]

My favorite movie of 2024 ❤️

[@TamarChante]

Excellent movie! Absolutely loved it!

[@sebastiankinnunen5549]

❤Bradley❤Multitalented,handsome, iconic superstar❤Maestro is fantastic movie❤🎥🏆Oscar for him and the movie❤love from Finland❤

[@marisolgarcia3123]

The scrip was the weakest for me, but I like the Cinematography and Carey Mulligan approach of Felicia

[@waverunner130]

Agreed. Visually stunning. But the writing was blah.

[@user-vv7og1gt7t]

I think Bradley Cooper gets so wrapped up in his creating and in acting in movies. I can’t wait to see him further in the future creating more…..

[@pitpride1220]

Incredible film! The acting is so truthful and compelling. Just wow.

[@Ireneadler18]

Precioso film! Estoy orgullosa del duro trabajo de Bradley como actor, director y co guionista. Es uno de mis artistas favoritos trabajando hoy en día. Carey Mulligan es espectácular en su rol como Felicia. Cada escena está tan cuidadosamente construída, y no es solo eso, la banda sonora, su cinematografía, los vestuarios, todo impresiona. Se convirtió en mi película favorita del 2023. Lamentablemente no pude verla en el cine porque aún no llega a mi país, pero si lo hace estaré sentada mirándola. BRAVO MAESTRO! Se merecen todo el reconocimiento, una cinta elegante y muy sensible, que es apta solo para los amantes del arte.

[@buzzgirl1548]

0l

[@marilynmichaels8358]

masterpiece.. and gift in a society that doesn't know great anymore.

[@prossi5099]

Since I was a little girl Leonard Bernstein was bigger than life and still is, to this day! I waited for what seemed like forever for this movie to debut in theaters and was not disappointed. Thank you for this amazing movie and exhibiting the complexities of a brilliant mind maneuvering through life, love, fame and being true to oneself. Bravissimo!! ♪♫•*•.♥

[@thomasscottwilliams6672]

I would have loved the privilege of seeing this in the cinema

[@srothbardt]

I enjoyed this movie quite a lot. Impressive sound, picture quality, direction. Some good acting. I’ll be surprised if it wins for anything except sound and cutting , etc.

[@CalvinCrack]

I don’t know why no one’s mentioned this movie should get some Academy Awards consideration, they should launch an awards campaign.

[@marthastephens2179]

The film and everything connected to it is up for at least 8 or 10 Awards including costume and makeup makeup

[@marthastephens2179]

It is! It will win and so will Bradley

[@sailingsam3815]

Hooray to mr. Cooper and ms. Mulligan

[@jeancome8848]

Bouleversant 😢, Saisissant, Élégant, Gracieux. UNIQUE, ce film doit avoir tous les oscars!!!!!

[@lindasteinfl]

He should have won an Oscar for directing or writing or producing or acting or ALL!

[@SuperAnnaspanna]

I thought this film was beautiful. It didn’t treat the audience as fools, so we weren’t fed everything piecemeal…. You can never capture a whole life, especially not a life as big, varied and complicated as Bernstein, so to focus on his relationship, I felt was perfect. We still had the big scenes where he created his genius for us to all hear. I’ve read some of the negative comments, some are subjective and we are allowed to have a difference of opinion. However, there are some that reflect badly on the author’s of the comments…. The way we are going in this world sadden’s me. I feel all real creativity will be molded into a sterile woke shadow of creativity. See beyond the words, feel with the actors the intensity, allow yourself to fly for a couple of hours….

[@DotHenderson7]

Now I have to go watch this ❤

[@8KHDRVideoBySittipong]

Love this movie.

[@Zakia715]

Seen it and wondered to myself “Y O Y O Y!”

[@johannmwanga6130]

maaaaaannnnn i love this movie

[@AlanInAZ1]

Deutsche Grammophon has made the original 1973 Ely Cathedral concert video available for free at the stage+ website. I viewed the video before watching Maestro which may have been a mistake because I found Cooper's conducting seriously wanting compared the real Bernstein. For me the concert scene was the weakest part of a movie that I enjoyed despite the film's limited coverage of Bernstein's life.

[@FamousPixs]

Fly Eagles Fly!!! Go Birds!!!

[@zairehaylock4974]

Wait until I star in, write, co-produce and direct Rave.

[@tiltedpancake810]

What?

[@zairehaylock4974]

@@tiltedpancake810 The coming-of-age dramedy movie taking place in the Summer of 1994 of House music.

[@janel342]

And do the decor and the lighting? Oh and the catering surely?

[@mahsa2651]

The movie was more of a tabloid story about his personal life than about his musical career.

[@ochervelvet9687]

Correct. The director/actor Bradley Cooper said very plainly that this movie was about Bernstein‘s marriage.

[@enjohneer]

Needed 20 minutes more of screen time of Cooper to really compete against Murphy. I needed to see more of Bernstein conducting too.

[@narrowroadmusic2]

He resembles Blake Edwards eerily

[@EntretenimientoConPerspectiva]

Also confusing narrative.

[@recklesstoboggan]

Carey Mulligan does a pretty passable British accent.

[@SuperAnnaspanna]

She’s British???

[@chautran2160]

she’s British!

[@fiddleandfart]

Hardly surprising, considering..! The bigger wonder is her accent and performance in this film!

[@ferociousgumby]

You know what galls me? TWO different KZbinrs saw this film, supposedly, and did a review of it, and BOTH of them called him "Leonard Bern-STEEN". With a straight face. Over and over again. No joke. I could hear Lenny roaring "Bern-STINE!", as he was wont to do when someone got it wrong. It seems as if evaluation of film, music, etc. is so shallow now that no one even seems to think these "little details" even matter. The comments section in one of these videos must have had a hundred furious comments about it - How COULD you? - but the damn creator, instead of correcting it or even apologizing for his utter ignorance and sloppiness, ran this stupid long rambling explanation about how the name was originally pronounced STEEN in Bavaria in 1619 or some such horseshit. This triggered even MORE furious comments, especially from me! Stein, Stein, *_STEIN!!_* Isn't it bloody obvious? As Lenny himself put it: "There is no Gertrude STEEN."

[@RonnieKaufman1]

Why are there no captions for the Deaf and HOH? The year is 2023....it's time to move into the 21 st century and consider the needs to disable people, who cannot understand dialogue, without CAPTION!!! Please! Add captions!

[@gerardacronin334]

You are living in the past. The year is 2024. Happy New Year.

[@michelecampanelli5419]

👍👍👍

[@malonesizelove]

The ego of Cooper is off the charts

[@metime4325]

I always got confused him with Karajan.

[@EntretenimientoConPerspectiva]

Seemed good but it derivated about his sex life and long life wife and ex. Almost nothing with his genious

[@maximusaviationchannel]

A beautiful looking and sounding film but the script really was its weakest link. It felt as if it was written for those inside "Hollywood" Or those who had complete knowelege of Bernsteins life. The non musical scenes dragged on way too long taking up space where much more information could have been used to introduce a new generation to the man with actual information rather than a beautiful set. While 1984s Amadeus while a bit of a comedy it was well paced and educational to the point that anyone could understand Motzart more clearly. So this is a Beautiful film to look at its pace and script was actually, well .... Boring. And as for Cooper. This wasn't nearly his finest acting performance. More of an imitation at best. He did embody him physically however his acting left a lot to be desired. But like I said this film was made for Hollywood by Hollywood so I expect it to do well at the Oscars.

[@pam0626]

I want to watch this movie, but the constant smoking grosses me out.

[@christineoosthuizen4388]

I watched the movie, and yes, it grossed me out... But beside the smoking it is an excellent film!

[@GretchenRoot-yq7ln]

I grew up with everyone smoking. With offices full of smokers. I certainly understand your reaction but it was certainly true.

[@pam0626]

@@GretchenRoot-yq7ln GenX’er here and I did too. It was gross and I never got used to the awful smell.

[@fiddleandfart]

It was what most people did - until the last couple of decades...

[@pam0626]

@@fiddleandfart I remember the constant smoking growing up in the 70’s. Grossed me out then and now.

[@Nueztoy]

People had vocal fry in the 70s?.. ok

[@monicad99]

no, vocal chords worked completely differently back then.

[@schannstewart9385]

Cooper made a mockery out of him!

[@jochenstossberg5427]

There's way too much relentless 'chatter' that seems to go nowhere - and not enough about the music. I know - many people say that. So I'm saying at again.

[@mattbernabe]

For me, this was one of the most underwhelming and overhyped from the year. Near 2 1/2 hours of a story on his marriage and being gay or bisexual. After nearly one hour, I was getting frustrated. I didn’t care about his love story and about him being gay. I wanted more of his professional life. The voice Cooper put on to play Bernstein when he got older was annoying as hell. I looked up the real Leonard Bernstein, and he sounded nothing like that. I don't know how Cooper that the annoying mumbling crap he did was a good idea. Now, from a technical standpoint, the cinematography, the film editing, and the makeup were beautifully done. Carey Mulligan is the only one who gives the best performance in the film. Above all, the movie was a big disappointment for me.

[@fiddleandfart]

Bernstein's private life was the whole point of the movie! It was never meant to be a dramatisation of him composing his lifetime hits! Which are still there to be enjoyed anyway!

[@nightowl5395]

I agree that it was annoying that Bradley Cooper tbought it a good idea to change his voice for the older Bernstein; it was suddenly notable from the point in the garden where he was being interviewed, I think, and wearing cream or white. It was distracting...with that strange tonal change...and I have just listened to a video of the man himself giving a piano master class (probably in his 50's) when, as you say, his voice was nothing like that.. 🤔

[@michaeldonovan4793]

Really disappointing film after a star is born..Just didn't ring true or move the heart the way bernstein's music did..It was like a series of vignettes that didn't tie together..Mulligan's death scene was about it..She's always great..Next time bradley, stay behind the camera

[@jesus-of-cheeses]

So desperate for the Oscar, aren’t we?

[@Ireneadler18]

If you don't like it, you can go watch other videos.

[@maximusaviationchannel]

Why? Because he or she doesnt share your opinion? Thats what a comment section is for and that was their comment. This film was taylor made for the Oscars. Beautiful yes. But terrible script and quite boring. And as for comments If you dont like them dont read the comments according to your logic. @@Ireneadler18

[@Ireneadler18]

I don't care if he/she share my opinion or not about the film. I'm already fed up with the negativity of users on all social networks, and I don't think you're going to prohibit me from what to say or not.@@maximusaviationchannel

[@fiddleandfart]

It's deserving! Rather more ambitious actually than, say, "Barbie," fun though that was!

[@RonnieKaufman1]

No. You are living in the past. The ADA of 1990!(federal law) mandates accommodations for disabled people…

[@isabellas.c.scanderbeg2670]

Interesting movie, concentrating on his private life. But lacking in showing his efforts in music composition. Also, the word MAESTRO, used for Leonardo da Vinci, and all the greatest masters in the arts, music, dance and film is mispronounced! MAÉSTRO carries an accent on the É in Italian. I wish I could record the right pronunciation for you here, for the English-speaking world. It is MAÉSTRO! Otherwise, just say MASTER, it is the same word! It comes from MAGISTER in Latin = SUPERIOR person, opposed to MINISTER = minor servitor 🕊️

[@richardkastlemusic]

Maestro is based on a false narrative about Bernstein. I posted a new video on my KZbin channel titled THE BERNSTEIN EFFECT. I studied with one of his friends, Ivan Davis, who also performed with him. He's not who you think he is. Arts education was based on his teachings which are designed to make the conductors, pianists and composers stupid. This ruined classical music as an art form and a business. Most of classical recordings are vanity records, because of him. Many of the orchestras have a financial foundation based on criminal activity. They commit wire fraud by soliciting donations with false information. There's a massive amount of jealousy based mental illness, because of Bernstein's assault on arts education. I provide many examples of irrefutable evidence on this subject.

[@stephenclark6731]

This is one of the most pretentious things I’ve ever attempted to watch.

[@bg8103]

Ugh

[@victorgrauer5834]

Whatever led these people to think that huge prosthetic nose made Cooper look like Bernstein? It makes him look like a clown. Is this some sort of emperor's new clothes thing? Denying the obvious because the truth would be too embarrassing? Or maybe it's the chain smoking that's supposed to do it. He looks NOTHING like Leonard Bernstein. And what's the point anyhow. I saw Oppenheimer and never worried about how close the actor looked like the character he was playing. That's because he was acting, while Cooper wasn't really acting at all, but simply doing some sort of clumsy impersonation. The whole film is an embarrassment. We've all seen films and videos of the real Bernstein and he was nothing like the clown Cooper plays him as. Instead of a bio pic about a great musician we get a hackneyed "love" story about a failed marriage and a long suffering wife. Sorry, but I've seen it before.

[@fiddleandfart]

No, all these barbs about the prosthetic nose are so wrong! Bernstein did indeed have a strong triangular nose, and the build on Cooper's own is not excessive. Smoking? Yes everyone smoked like hell back then - not least, Bernstein. And his complicated personal life, balancing his loves, loyalties, and personal demons actually happened. Is truth "hackneyed?" If it's true? This wasn't a soap. This is a sensitive, reverent, and outstandingly performed, photographed, and edited outline of a great man's demanding life!

[@panfiloperez6685]

extremely boring movie