Nighttrain to Lisbon Trailer - HD

[@OzgeeeOkc]

This movie is extraordinarily beautiful. I really loved watching every minute of it.

[@Erovra1]

What a legendary cast of actors... Definitely going to check this out!

[@Gesserit2]

What a beautiful, romantic, poignant movie. There are so many layers here. Love, friendship, betrayal, loneliness, and the passing of time. I loved this wistful, amazing movie.

[@luiscanelon4543]

Yes it is awesome

[@rita-fe3ws]

Portuguese literature is one of the most fascinating and interesting things Portugal has. All the authors write with such deep passion. And the culture and sights are amazing as well. I am proud to be Portuguese even though my country is very small geographically speaking we have an entire cultural empire like Fernando Pessoa quotes in 'A Mensagem'. :')

[@nicetarek]

Do the Mauresques have anything to do with it?

[@adrianelias2365]

Don't forget the Fado

[@dafyddil]

Saramago ❤️

[@levibaruch]

The book is swiss though

[@Manu-dj5tv]

Yeah the comment from Rita is absolut bullshit. The author is Swiss 😂 but sure, be proud about your country

[@tinamodoti7064]

Jeremy Irons as always making good movies and stunning performances. I saw this movie, complete here in youtube, and I liked it very much.

[@MikeC07]

This movie is art.

[@rebeccagutierrez1960]

I love this movie and the fact that I was actually able to go to Portugal and be at that same train station. Just got back day before yesterday. It's August 19, 2022.

[@misadventure123]

I adored this film.

[@Richnsoul]

This is a wonderful and remarkable film which Ive just seen on BBC2. Its an intriguing story about a part of history given little light. A superbly understated Jeremy Irons gradually unearths the story, Lisbon is seen in its regal and coastal splendour. The story embracing anti facist resistance, love,family tensions,mystery,betrayal and the meaning of life and love. Also about breaking out of your confines to follow a dream. Non Pasaran.R

[@mariana4gymnastics]

it was sooooo amazing. not what I was expecting... amazing.

[@TheBeverleyann]

Beautifully done ! Bravo !

[@fdl238]

The places shown in this movie are beautiful! Even the buildings with vandalism are edgy.

[@SHAK.v1]

lisbon , just lisbon

[@jessicamoore1314]

I dreamed my whole life of seeing the most beautiful cities in this world...I travelled to Paris, Rome, Venice, Vienna...none are as stunning as Lisbon.

[@youngjongw]

There is no word to explain about this movie. I really tribute to Bille August, Danish movie director, awarded Cannes movie festival and Academy..Also, this movie is based on the best seller Novel. I love Jeremy Irons and think he is the best actor in this our periods

[@PalestinianByHeart]

Such an amazing story,, love it,, !,,

[@rupertgrech7097]

Brilliant, lyrical movie. Why wasn’t this a huge box office hit?

[@davidw.2791]

Such movies to even have been made, already required hurdle-clearing which includes getting those brilliant but also Hollywood-exposure actors like Jeremy Irons and Christopher Lee, and then making it in English in the hopes of having a wider release. Though to be fair for all I know, the book it was based on was originally in English anyways.

[@Abacatero]

I read the book and is very good! Especially because the scenario is in the my beautiful Lisbon!

[@saudades]

I am reading the book now. It's slightly different. Glad that I got it before seeing the movie. Warmly recommend to people who can appreciate beautiful literature.

[@luiscanelon4543]

Wonderful man

[@mariapassa7599]

Yes!! Jeremy will be in Athens on September!!!! GREAT!!!!!!!!!!!

[@MrCherissh]

amazing cast

[@Twixy183]

looks like a good movie, looking forward watching it

[@davidcrock3tt]

The church they show in the trailer and the abandoned building we see him walking with the priest is in a place called Caxias, “Igreja da Cartuxa”. That’s where I grew up, before it was abandoned

[@vaalsaanmanyas]

AMAZING WORK

[@johncameron3499]

The Sombre Seventies was a grim decade everywhere but in Portugal, the most underdeveloped nation in Europe, it was dire. With endemic unemployment, tens of thousands living in shanty towns, millions desperate to leave, the last of the Continent’s fascist states was ripe for revolution. The film catches the change from the violent oppression I remember in that era to the southern charm of today, when a Lisbon woman standing in front of a man about to return to the icy conformity of Berne would sound so reasonable when she said “Why don’t you just stay.” I hope he did - I do so hope he did!

[@cindjy8]

"Sorrio, porque, aqui, deitado, é outra coisa. A força de monótono, é diferente. E, à força de ser eu, durmo e esqueço que existo. Fica só, sem mim, que esqueci porque durmo, Lisboa com suas casas De várias cores"

[@ReactwithRandy]

This movie is one of my best movie of all time.

[@lollidepop15]

What is the music in this trailer? It is really beautiful

[@deekay5992]

The three magic words which make all the difference ! Either you say them or you don't....

[@83annak]

can't wait for the movie to come out!!!

[@Gkklein]

Portuguese people with perfect English. It is a science fiction film..

[@DioAngys]

Your brain is science fiction.

[@amatijaca]

That is not a nice thing to say. I was in Portugal last summer, and had no problems with English at all.

[@DioAngys]

Exactly Aleksandar. I'm Portuguese, I live in Australia and never had any kind of issues communicating or whatsoever... but well this is in the internet, morons everywhere. And btw I hope you enjoyed Portugal... I'm from Lisbon... if you were not there, you should try it sometime... beautiful city, full of story, so ancient and modern at the same time and everyone will welcome you.

[@amatijaca]

Dio, I live in Toronto, and my wife is from Alcobaça, we've been to Lisbon many times - great place!

[@nunobessa5376]

Os brazucas n gostam de nós nem à chapada. Como se eles falassem bem Inglês...

[@tlyfanic]

Completamente de acordo, uma vez disse isso noutro video em que portugal era mencionado no estrangeiro. E fui acusado de não ser patriotra ou orgulhoso no país que vivo

[@halehsh8694]

GREAT movie

[@Luxgal]

it's even better than the book - one of the rare cases

[@Sarandos66]

Great Movie!!!!

[@Do0odiie]

can someone send me the link of the ful movie?

[@pedrogo4903]

Dulmal Mj yes in 2018

[@ClaudeAulagne]

Nachtzug nach Lissabon (2004) ist ein philosophischer Roman von Pascal Mercier ursprünglich in deutscher Sprache veröffentlicht in englischer Sprache im Jahr 2008 übersetzt.

[@LadyZoe13]

At 1:49 Christopher Lee has the cutest face ever!

[@virtualsnake1994]

as a portuguese guy myself i find the accent work of the actors very interesting... i was particularly impressed with martina gedeck's accent, it's like i've heard that english accent in other women here. totally believable... i wonder if it was intentional or just her actual german accent.

[@khs_fan]

she's german.all germans would sound that way if they speak english :))

[@margaridaferreira8029]

I actually saw the movie today and went to read about it, and as many foreigners were playing portuguese characters they tried to mimic the accent we have while speaking english. As they were all speaking english, I felt it was a nice touch!

[@Do0odiie]

can you tell where did you watch it?

[@luiscanelon4543]

Amazing men

[@1979leoncio]

what is the song that starts at 1:26? thanks

[@zookinge]

True Legend : Christ.Lee!!

[@123JJCC]

também fiquei assim, uma vez que não é algo que aconteça com muita frequência (para além de quando falam da nossa dívida na UE)

[@jasfarek]

tapani siirtola "Letting All Go" - music from trailer :)

[@mela28xcom]

You have to wait a little bit. Cause it didnt come out yet.

[@MIXMASON]

nice music

[@sarahmichalik9010]

I don't like when they speak everything in english when they could be speaking portuguese in some scenes. É muito estranho falarem tudo em Inglês.Principalmente quando foi a cena da pide

[@margaridaferreira8029]

It's what they always do on movies with english language. Germans speak in english amongst themselves. Russians. Spaniards.... This was our time to shine 😆😆 its annoying but at least the movie was good!

[@shadowman2192]

I have no idea what in the world its suppose to be about but I do like Jeremy Irons.

[@goncalosilva97]

Este filme é gírissimo, e o facto de ser filmado em Lisboa ainda o faz mais bonito!

[@MMornings]

The trailer makes it look like an interesting movie, but I'm not sure if it will be a good book adaption. I love the book so much and this is not like I imagined it at all.

[@oldladysocks]

Woah

[@TheAnituga]

omg a filme in portugal and i dont listen a word in portuguese

[@Panzerfan93]

0:32 SBB Trains ALWAYS close and lock their doors before they depart

[@margaridaferreira8029]

🤫 Movie magic ✨

[@cburakyilmaz4383]

Aga be. Şu ülke de aşk kalmadı ki sevelim bir gaciyi işler güçler para pul. Gönlü kararmış fırsatçı insanlar bozuyor ülkemizin düzenini. Bizde olabilirdik birer aşık.

[@ZenMaster93]

Christopher Lee

[@MrShanenanigans]

looks interesting...

[@hhgygy]

If you don't listen, you will not listen, LoL

[@matthiasberte85]

That's why they made it in english.

[@thejedimex]

Its a freaking small world my friend lol

[@dirtylevel]

o bille august tem um oscar?? o imdb nao diz isso

[@NaegaJenJalNaga]

Me too

[@ShadowsDML]

Embora tenhas razão é de uma condescendência extrema não aceitares que as pessoas fiquem excitadas quando o nosso país é mencionado já que isso não acontece muitas vezes.

[@jositoxxx1]

richard harrow and saroumane!!

[@PlatosDeviations]

Saruman! :)

[@Mexcoatl819]

I followed this link from Nighttrain to Lisbon: rotten tomatoes , if there are any rotten tomatoes in the Nighttrain to Lisbon its not with Christopher Lee, horror actor extraordinary, horror is my genre movie choice since I was a child, greatly missed will be Christopher Lee, no more horror movies with Christopher Lee in them, not sure I can get use to that?

[@NaegaJenJalNaga]

0:54 OMG! I didn't know Dr. Vogel was in this movie! So Saxton staged her death? wow

[@esmeraldaal-rebai3333]

Christ.Lee :(

[@arpysz6899]

Evelin Vogel is back lol

[@breadthehead]

COUNT DOOKU!

[@kumavix]

Melanie

[@mazakeral725]

Scar!

[@marianaassuncao2224]

Be prepared!

[@excellinkus]

So this professor in Switzerland saves a woman from jumping off a bridge, and brings her to class with him. He leaves her sitting on a chair and she wanders off. He sort of goes looking for her, forgetting all about the class he was teaching, and finds a book in her coat. He seems to forget all about the girl, who is an imminent suicide risk, and instead goes off in pursuit of the book's deceased author, who was dedicated to overthrowing Salazar's dictatorship. At this point I lost interest in the movie. Wouldn't the professor's primary moral obligation be to save the life of the young woman? Instead he becomes preoccupied with an abstraction. As if uncovering the history of the Resistance is more pressing a matter than rescuing an actual human life.

[@tosht2515]

McAllister Pulswaithe After rescuing her it was supposed to be apparent that she was no longer a risk. She was in fact the one who requested that she walk with him to which he nonchalantly agreed. The professor did not have to drag her away from another attempt. If he thought she were still suicidal, he would have alerted the local authorities to the bridge after she left the classroom. And no one would ever assume the woman would travel all the way back to Lisbon to commit suicide. That was never the reason for his trip. As for leaving his responsibilities behind, the opening scene was a crystal clear indication of a mundane perhaps even dreadful life. Going off on an adventure was actually the obvious thing to do.

[@Aztecae]

lol, agree x)

[@fdl238]

That girl is suicidal because she's grand daughter of the Butcher? What the...

[@margaridaferreira8029]

Imagine discovering your favourite family member was actually a monster? It would mess me up too

[@LaoShimazaki]

lol? cinema?

[@Andreh78]

Stop trying to kill John Mcclane!

[@brunorodrigues9800]

just funny how the old Portuguese lady as a better English than all the young ones in the movie :) . I know we can give the excuse its supposed to be a Portuguese person so its normal the English sounds with a big accent . but we can do way better Look at Alba Baptista no accent at all in warrior nun . Even the older actors have better English than the younger owns . they should have done a bit more of an effort . they would have gotten a bigger audience

[@margaridaferreira8029]

Actually they were all supposed to speak with an accent (foreigners playing portuguese and portuguese actors), just to show that they were "speaking portuguese" and not the english we hear in the film. I actually thought it was a nice touch, almost like they did in Allo-Allo.

[@MultiBiggie007]

YIFI :D

[@krisikristina7604]

Book is so much better...

[@carryusthrough]

actually not really..

[@lukkyluciano]

Lena Olin got old

[@jessicamoore1314]

lukkyluciano We all do

[@nebojsaivanovic6094]

I've red the book and it disappointed me. Just a regular book, so I am definitely not planning to watch this.

[@waa2a0]

Nebojša Ivanović dont take this personally, but I hate you so much right now.

[@margaridaferreira8029]

Then why watch the trailer?

[@angelgrace6647]

YIFY

[@Mensu]

YIFY* ;)

[@fikusupsk]

?:) ani nic:/ taka paci,fenks.