Olivia Colman and Maggie Gyllenhaal talk about The Lost Daughter - BBC News

[@BeautifulSpirit-24]

I just finished watching the movie, I found it to be very moving, extremely profound and quite thought provoking. Leda, stealing the doll, keeping it for so long, the manner in which she treated the doll when she had it in her possession, then, to give the doll up in such a nonchalant manner when it no longer served her purpose, was basically reminiscent of Leda's dealings with her actual children. It also struck a cord on another level, much like the main character in this story, many people bring children into this world for all of the wrong reasons. When asked why she took the doll in the first place, Leda's answer of "I don't know why," spoke volumes to me, Nina's crazy reaction also spoke volumes to me. I am sure that this film, The Lost Daughter, is definitely one movie that I will watch many times over and each time I do, I will gain something worth while.

[@susisiebert6664]

Ah you've educated me here...I was so on edge when she would just leave the doll out when people came into the house, as she really didn't care. But I see that the doll actually represented how she felt about her own children

[@binondoprincedone-j4008]

Why it's called lost daughter?

[@librajm6459]

I think it is a movie to watch multiple times. Did she die in the beach?. Did she find the peace that she needs?

[@oppothumbs1]

watch it again and again.. we want to know every last detail

[@Rosengris]

@@librajm6459 I think the ending is deliberately up for interpretations. Whether she's alive or dead, I do think it confirmed that despite being a 'unnatural mother', her connection with her daughters was genuine.

[@lourianelay2731]

Olivia Colman is the most lovable person in the whole entire world I think. She's just so lovely!

[@svprememe]

I was completely blown away by this film. Maggie Gyllenhaal has a bright future ahead of her.

[@oppothumbs1]

Very impressive but too long. Moving, profound, excessive, slow and boring. I guess after awhile every symbol or flashback just becomes boring and repetitive. The critics gave it 90% and the audience gave it 45%. It is not like the general audience doesn't get it thought they will not get the highest brow comments or references because wow Maggie you are so smart!. And "Living on a Prayer" is a mediocre song (though catchy) though maybe it's meaningful. If a movie is to have substance, use substantive songs. I realize the scene didn't call for Dylan. I think Maggie's chose an actress who looks like her. I was impressed with her but I was impressed with The Deer Hunter before Heaven's Gate flop.

[@2brnaught2b]

@@oppothumbs1 living on a prayer is anything but a mediocre song lol

[@souravkaranjai116]

Last night I watched the movie. A big round of applause for Maggie Gyllenhaal for her excellent direction. She is an amazing actor and now a great director also. Very happy for her work. And Olivia Colman, I have nothing new to say about her, she is a legend.

[@carylosborn1808]

Love Olivia! She seems like just a lovely lady.

[@robbrien8506]

The scene where Colman's character refuses to move with her beach chair for some incoming entitled party people is intense and a real standout. You find out a WHOLE lot about her in those brief, few minutes.

[@elizabethcw9378]

The Lost Daughter was a good film that left me feeling empty and melancholy. I watched it a few weeks ago and thought about it lots since

[@aleksandradobric4189]

Omg i think about it very often since I watched it....

[@cheekygrin6258]

Me too

[@M14r5z9]

Well done. I just finished the film, and found it so true to my experience with work and raising children. Thank you. I’ve been there.

[@barbaracevasco]

I've been there too... It's like a relief for us mothers who use to feel guilty about some thoughts about maternity

[@barrontrump9917]

Strong women are a beautiful thing. My mom was and always is very strong and specially when I was young and needed her most. They remind me of that strength.

[@saltysleigh7838]

Olivia is a real one.

[@Theendofeverything7036]

Olivia Colman is so down to earth.

[@martinconte3101]

Maggie Gyllenhaal debuts one of the most emotionally complex stories of the year, and Olivia Colman delivers one of the most jarring mothers we've seen on screen, and Colin Patterson proceeds to conduct one of the most vapid, pointless interviews I've ever listened to. Can you imagine any male director or A-list male actor being asked "does Bon Jovi giving you the rights to sing his song make you feel cool?"

[@nadia4985]

I've been craving a movie of these qualities for two decades easily.

[@CricketEngland]

Olivia Colman has come such along way since starting in the Mitchell and Web situation in 2001

[@dwalker1974]

Olivia Colman you beautiful talented lovely lady.

[@VL20190]

Enjoyed the movie and she did and awesome job portraying another side of motherhood. Not everyone can take that role and really encourages me to be childfree.

[@jromeo8247]

Olivia coleman is a real, bonafide actress.

[@jazzguitar3441]

Not them choosing a trophy for Olivia Colman that looks exactly like the art thing Olivia's character made in Fleabag that was constantly nicked from her and then happened to be used as a substitute award after the original was destroyed?! LOVE IT!

[@GabiFOliv]

True!😂😂😂🤭

[@857noel]

Don`t forget the brilliant Jesse Buckley

[@GabiFOliv]

@@857noel Her job combined with Olivia's is what makes The Lost Daughter a briliant film. I'm over the moon that the Academy Awards put them together, something no other prize did for them. Now, just image if both Ledas win. I'll cry a river.

[@kalilavalezina]

The Lost Daughter is a really interesting and rare glimpse into the struggles of motherhood, with fantastic a performance from Olivia Colman. It contains so many curious elements to question and unpack. It's such a shame the interview is so vapid and shallow - he couldn't have asked more meaningless questions.

[@valeriaborges8596]

Olivia is a great great actress!!!

[@ТатьянаСавченко-ю7к]

Оливия Колман прекрасная и обая тельная актриса,веришь каждой ее роли,стараюсь посмотретьвсе филъ мы и сериалы,где она играет🥰

[@sharonsmith2771]

Just finished this movie. Liked it a lot. It was very quiet. Really liked the music. Olivia Colman and Dakota Johnson are captivating.

[@romanxxxxyoutube]

Jessie Buckley too

[@lucywright3312]

Adore both of these women, it’s perfect that they got to work together

[@9catlover]

i love these two women

[@rossanafioravanti8526]

Olivia always been loving you since ages💕💕💕💕💕💕💕

[@ellaminnow]

Did this guy know Maggie Gyllenhaal at all before interviewing her? Naming Donnie Darko and the Dark Knight as films she's known for when she had very small roles in both of them is kind of...weird.

[@ValBrindilles]

@Wes & TKP 66-02and do not forget : "The Honourable woman" mini série 2014.

[@sebastianalegria3401]

I'm so glad that Olvia has the honour to work with Maggie who has a bright future as a filmmaker. And as I can also see, they found the right actress to play the starring role.

[@da96103]

The interviewer does not know what ibble dibble is? It was featured in the Crown.

[@DrPauloAntonioAlmeida]

marvelous movie, actress and director!

[@barbaracevasco]

Very moving film... Olivia was amazing and the message is daring but truthful about maternity (sorry my English) I felt identify in a certain way with my son...

[@marclegarreta]

I adore Olivia Coleman!

[@denzelclossartpoetryvibes5915]

I love the BBC so very much and Olivia Colman, she is very tremendous.

[@maggieedward3951]

Say the truth that many others may feel this way,I can identify with many aspects of this interview great ladies .

[@jmcampbell05]

OLIVIA IS A SUPREME ACTRESS!

[@liamcmpbll215]

The fact that both Maggie and Olivia agree that a glass lamp shaped like a woman would make a great trophy is so funny because of this scene in Fleabag. There's this trophy to the "best woman in business", Fleabag replaces it with a statue (that Olivia's character hand made) that looks really similar to the lamp and there's a whole rant about how it represents only a woman by its bodily appearance and nothing else. I think it's quite funny.

[@stephenfermoyle4578]

saw it pretty intense good for Maggie it was very honest

[@vivivagabond444]

Utterly fantastic film.

[@HINDSFEET]

Amazing actors xx

[@ohplease8745]

6:37 this needs to be included in the OLIVIA COLMAN IS A TONIC compilation

[@harmony3s]

I Adore both of these brilliant lovely ladies, I hope to see more of the both of them, in the near future & as an added plus hoping to see more of Maggie 's stunning productions, as well. I loved this extraordinary, touching film, & Soundtrack so very much.

[@mariaescosura3972]

I didn't think much of this movie but I love the soundtrack and Monika's song at the end. Superbly acted and directed though...

[@domhaller]

I cannot wait to watch this movie.

[@deloresredman4792]

Maggie is my girl crush....Olivia is intriguing

[@katiageane5888]

Eu conheci a atriz Olivia na série The crow, mi apaixonei, ela tbm deve ser uma mulher daquelas gente boaaa dimais, linda e charmosas, amo o Stilo dela tbm grande bj Olivia

[@claraboomday]

Really enjoyed this film...I think the Moody Blues may have something to say about the soundtrack though!!!

[@beatriznascimento4332]

Olívia 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍. Apaixonadaaaaa😍😍😍😍

[@elainewong8679]

Rather a trite interview of little substance that, I felt, squandered the opportunity to ask engaging question of two of the most brilliant actor/directors of our time. Sycophantic fluff.

[@JanitBianic]

What a lovely human show

[@susisiebert6664]

I found this movie to be very very disturbing. Life with a narcissistic mother must be hell

[@gideonMorrison]

Exactly. Hate narcs.

[@Jenidala23]

I love Olivia but I was actually mad when this movie was over that I wasted almost 2 hrs of my life watching it lol.

[@65g4]

Why

[@sherryrose3777]

Me too!!!!!

[@JanLilyJing]

Me too! Olivia is wonderful, but this movie was not, to me!

[@karenr1472]

Me too! Leda was a covert narcissist.

[@merry6117]

Hello- I watched The Lost Daughter and it was amazing.

[@jobarreto6934]

Thought provoking film. Funny enough my interpretation of it has been evolving since I’ve watched it 3 days ago. Even though Leda was struggling, she had a loving family and husband. Her vulnerability was manipulated by the bearded older professor whom I believe behaved like the typical young women predator. I’ve met a few hence recognising it so sharply. She had to live with mixed feelings about herself afterwards and a sense of being a bad mother, but clearly she was manipulated by this self indulging man who took her on for a period for his pleasure and amusement. You may argue that she wasn’t a victim, she knew what she was doing but I couldn’t agree. She was overwhelmed by motherhood and needed support by family and peers. These older men who wreck so many women’s lives aren’t made accountable. They want the fun without the responsibility, they utterly disgust me.

[@robsteen7407]

She wasn't manipulated, he offered her something she wanted, something she wasn't getting at home. Your view is very biased by your own feelings I think.

[@annwe6]

@@robsteen7407 I disagree, the OPs view point is valid, however, it's only a single facet of an emotionally sprawling and complex film. Professor predators are a real thing. Ask any of the many 1000's of young women who get groomed and preyed upon by their professors in colleges around the world every single semester. The storytelling in this movie was exceptionally tight and every scene held multiple layers of meaning, including the ones between Leda and the Professor. She chose him AND he used his power to prey on her. The two realties are not mutually exclusive.

[@librajm6459]

I don't think she was manipulated. Please Jo

[@jobarreto6934]

@@robsteen7407 I wouldn’t go as far as saying my view is biased as I’m entitled to interpret the film the way I wish. I agree with you, the perception I have of the world and personal experience as had an influence on my interpretation but I’m not writing an academic paper so I guess there is no right or wrong, only feelings , I was a mother at 39 and have always made sure I wouldn’t have children at the wrong time and with the wrong people, this resulted in 3 abortions. I’m conscious of what being a responsible and caring mother entails. I believe she tried her best in the film but was young and didn’t have enough support. She may have been only selfish, but I rather not go down that route, I just don’t want to, it’s my choice. Thanks for your input though ) it’s interesting to hear other people’s views ; j what did you make of it?

[@jobarreto6934]

@@librajm6459 fair enough, 😂 can’t argue with your politeness, she wasn’t manipulated! ✌️😆

[@chantallesage4379]

Toute mes Félicitations à votre film The Lost Daughter 🎇🙏🎆

[@syedshabazhaidernaqvi5576]

Ty

[@PurushaDesa]

Maggie Gyllenhaal hooking up with Emma Thompson and now Olivia Colman. You have a type, Maggie!

[@katherinejoseph7133]

Olivia Colman - have you never watched “The Hours”

[@hustler212]

'Let's not steal things from the room...' Kind of ironic... If you know, you know... ( Movie reference)

[@Edduardoat]

Maravilhosas.

[@SpiderPigggg]

Yyyyyyylenhaaaaaal!

[@onefootsteve5919]

Just saw it now. Great movie, with a fully formed director's vision. It's kind of a crime that it didn't get Best Picture or Director nods, but that's the Oscars for you. (At least Maggie cleaned house at the Spirits.) As for this interview, I like how silly and fun they are talking about a fairly dark movie. And they're both gorgeous; I never noticed before this movie what a smoke show Olivia Colman is. (It's neat that, as dark as the movie is, it's also really sexy.)

[@auro1986]

lost or found, both are news for bbc

[@azrinbinyunosyunos7707]

Hey guys

[@td2926]

Loved her acting but the way the story was presented was a bit confusing

[@youtubechannel-ez4wx]

give olivia break to drink her coffee 😭

[@voyance4elle]

I love those two. Why does the interviewer seem so creepy ^^°

[@derrydoire1864]

How did the socially distancing diversity Strictly show go last night

[@miriza2]

Good movie though disturbing

[@9Risky]

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[@CricketEngland]

Oh f’off with your same f’ing comments on every bloody video lame arse

[@suryanaray7942]

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[@StrangerThanFiction11]

This Truth will set you free from sin - Jesus Christ died for sinners including you, on the cross with his own blood for your personal sins, repent and get saved or perish with the lost wicked world. God's word is coming to pass, it will only go downhill..

[@amirmohammadnoormohammad5590]

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[@russbuttypennyblackblade]

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[@alwayswarm0292]

이내용과는 관련이 없지만 글을 조금 남겨봅니다. 정말 식량 때문에 내년에 문제가 발생할수 있다면 전세계에서 농업기술센터등에서 모종을 대량생산하여 (콩나물,파,실내공간에서 생산이 가능한 농작물) 무료나 또는 저렴하게 제공 및 홍보를 하여 집에서 내년 봄부터 식량생산이 안정화 될때까지 농작물을 조금이라도 길러서 먹도록 노력을 하고 겨울철에는 비닐하우스까지 사용하여 농산물을 생산하면 어떨까 합니다. 그리고 내년 봄철에는 감자 고구마 야채 등을 생산하여 섭취를 할수있도록 노력을 더 하고 부족한 부분은 산을 이용하여 단기간에 생산할수 있는 버섯류 산나물 모종을 대량생산하여 섭취를 해야 하지 않을까 하는 개인적인 생각을 남겨봅니다. 이글을 적는 이유는 경제활동을 하는 이유가 먹고 살기위해 서인데 인플레이션을 운운하지만 실제로는 먹거리가 많이 없다면 근본적인 문제 먹거리 생산이 우선적으로 해결되야 하지 않을까 하는 개인적인 생각에 글을 남겨봅니다. 먹을게 있다면 금리인상으로 문제가 해결되겠지만 없다면 먹거리 생산을 늘리려고 노력을 많이해야 하지 않을까 합니다. 백신 또한 농축수산물을 생산 유통 가공 판매를 하는 사람들에게 백신우선 접종을 시켜줘야 하지 않을까 합니다.

[@barrontrump9917]

I appreciate what you said. The only thing I could possibly add is every location should have a local economy and also local resources in a drought. I mean all resources like food, medicines, alternative fuel for heating, alternative source for electricity and or solar power. We should also stock up on a 90 day supply. I have also thought of what you said and also can foods and can meats. I feel like I'm a hypocrite saying this because for me it's only an idea and I have not put it into practice. I know interest rates are a way to measure other things that will change . I also consider the factor of lost currency 💵 into crypto. Many people lost a log in or break a phone or tablet and never recover funds. This may help the value of a cryptocurrency but it hurts over all economy. I'm also considering many young and undisciplined people gambling to third world countries who never show a return in global markets . Maybe these things are small but I believe over time it adds up.

[@wildoceanappaloosawomangay2535]

This is such an odd film trying be a 70’s European movie and the writing and acting (except for Olivia’s) are contrived. People hold long stares like Dakota and there are extreme close-ups that are completely awkward and uncomfortable to watch, just too long and too many: I know they’re supposed to create mystery, but they don’t, just weirdness. The esoteric music that weaves throughout the film is distracting, too. 💥

[@sherryrose3777]

I can’t stand it and I wouldn’t recommend it to anyone. It’s completely pointless.

[@lynnk-j9948]

@@sherryrose3777 I did try and like it bc I usually love Olivia Colmans work but I found it tedious, self indulgent and quite frankly I wasn't enamoured with most of the acting. I also found all of the characters unlikeable. Jessie Buckleys acting was the stand out imho.

[@sherryrose3777]

@@lynnk-j9948 I agree about Jessie Buckley. She was very good. The story was hard to watch. The actors were talented but the story was horrible.

[@markeddowes1467]

A dreadful film, as though good actors agreed to make one of their kids or friends films for film school. Was not engaging as a storyline, disappointing rubbish.

[@godsowncountrycookstephen1747]

Praise the lord hallelujah all conutry prayar protect Christmas and New year

[@paneko1]

i wanted to love this film so much, but in the end i didn’t at all.. for me the movie falls flat as an absurd existentialism of a weird selfish mother, while we have no idea why she acts like that; bipolar maybe? or why, if she cannot live with her own child and husband, have another child.. or getting deadly upset with unfinished masturbation.. all of us mothers can snap or see often our careers or dreams fly away, but to leave for 3 years is beyond absurd, unless the person is deeply sick, which wasn’t said.. i was thinking about comparison to men and their leavings, unfinished self pleasing, flirting etc., but moms, and i don’t care if i’ll be called a sexist, have a ‘special bond’ with child, if they are ‘normal’.. the sacrifice for and life in kids’ realm is the most beautiful and rewarding thing mom can live through.. maybe i’m wrong but that is what happened to me and women i know.. that should be investigated in film, for me, why she doesn’t have this bc ‘not a natural mom’ here ended only as an silly excuse of narrative.. another‘unnatural’ mom is a ‘barren’ character of dakota johnson.. but she still finding her time and energy to make up with the first guy willing to do so.. the greek mythology reference came to me then as something pretentious even if i like the overall ‘art approach’.. the movie ‘the power of the dog’ was, in my opinion much better, superb, scored high by critics and viewers together, a masterpiece, yet no one is talking about it.. ‘the lost girl’ scored very low with the audience, and, for me, what is left here is an arty hollow self absorbed project of a great ambition

[@phildirt3]

Didn’t hold my interest!Womens film.

[@moggpiano8043]

Just watched the movie. Olivia Coleman is a great actress, but this is a pile of pretentious pseudo art house crap.

[@suzy8109]

I wanted to love this film (because I love Olivia Coleman) but this was one of the most boring and pointless films I have ever watched and I felt I had wasted 2 hours of my life after watching it. The actors tried their best ... but the script was dire. As far as Maggie's directorial debut was concerned ... sorry, it was definitely style over substance. She did not do justice to the original poignant novel at all.

[@barbaracevasco]

Maybe you haven't gone through maternity... That's why

[@suzy8109]

@@barbaracevasco Nope. That's not the reason. I can appreciate good films just fine. For example, I can appreciate a good thriller without being a murderer.

[@JamesSmith-vz8yr]

Me - It feels good to be a pureblood. BBC viewers - 🤪 💉😷🐑I hope the Government will let me go out today🐑😷 💉🤪

[@thefifthdoctor6780]

What does this have to do with the video?

[@FoodwaysDistribution]

Advertising some shit movie, not news.

[@Denidrakes69]

No, it's not. But there's nothing here to indicate it is.

[@FoodwaysDistribution]

@@Denidrakes69 If you ignore the word "NEWS" in the channels name " BBC News" heh

[@vincent-lr6io]

Olivia so over rated!!

[@malkaz9167]

What??? So untrue!! Colman is incredible.

[@aleksandradobric4189]

Whaaaat

[@jieli3313]

we hope British government respect democracy! following people actions!