Stardust (4/8) Movie CLIP - Twinkle Toes Shakespeare (2007) HD

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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Septimus (Mark Strong) walks in on Captain Shakespeare (Robert De Niro) getting into the spirit of the Can Can.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
A charmingly naïve boy from the English village of Wall travels to a magical, mythical world in search of the falling star that will help him win the heart of his true love in this fantasy adventure starring Charlie Cox, Claire Danes, Robert De Niro, Michelle Pfeiffer, Ricky Gervais, and Sienna Miller. For hundreds of years the massive cobblestone barrier that surrounds the sleepy English hamlet of Wall has kept the citizens of the village safe and secure from the malevolent supernatural forces that stir just outside its perimeter. When dashing Tristan Thorne (Cox) promises the fairest girl in the village, Victoria (Miller), that he will prove his love by bestowing her with a genuine falling star, his daring mission sends him on an adventure far outside the comfortable confines of Wall. In order to find the fallen star, Tristan will have to ascend the wall and venture deep into the forbidden heart of the fantastical realm known as Stormhold. Upon discovering that the meteorite he sought was in fact a beautiful girl named Yvaine (Danes), who has stumbled though space and is now being pursued by the King of Stormhold's (Peter O'Toole) sons (who long to use her cosmic powers to lay claim to the throne), Tristan vows to protect the otherworldly visitor at all costs. But the king's sons aren't the only ones in search of the luminous Yvaine; fearsome witch Lamia (Pfeiffer) has become convinced that the young girl's power can help her to achieve eternal youth and beauty. As Tristan makes his way through Stormhold on a mission to bring the star back to Wall, he will encounter a series of spectacular characters and creatures that will lead him to a fate he never imagined. Layer Cake director Matthew Vaughn serves as director and co-screenwriter for this tale of witches and pirates adapted from the novel by fantasy icon Neil Gaiman, who also produces.
CREDITS:
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Cast: Rab Affleck, Elwin 'Chopper' David, Robert De Niro, Dexter Fletcher, Adam Fogerty, Jordan Long, Terry Murphy, Carlos Besse Peres, Mark Strong, Spencer Wilding
Director: Matthew Vaughn
Producers: Lorenzo di Bonaventura, Michael Dreyer, Chantal Feghali, Neil Gaiman, Stephen Marks, Peter Morton, Tarquin Pack, Kris Thykier, Matthew Vaughn, David Womark
Screenwriters: Jane Goldman, Matthew Vaughn, Neil Gaiman
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[@JohnFreedman0]

The aggressive pose and the "What are you doing here?" kills me every time.

[@kathymeinberg191]

Shades of Travis Bickle! "Are you lookin' at me? Are YOU lookin' at ME?" That a penultimate Hollywood tough guy is performing this scene...and doing it so flawlessly... makes it all the more exceptional.

[@ashlynwolff]

1:20 eye narrowing of Septimus and his "what the hell is this?" 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@seekingabsolution1907]

Even caught in a compromising position, a professional sailor has to uphold a standard of assertiveness. Perhaps especially when they realise they've been spied on in what was supposed to be a private moment of idle play with music and dresses.

[@ConstantChanger1000]

There is no way DeNiro didn't LOVE doing this scene, I know they call it acting for a reason, but you can tell...he is having the time of his life in this scene!

[@longlivekw]

Joseph Goebel I

[@taffydavenport1965]

very well put

[@DeannaEarley]

@ what of this implies pedophilia and scumbaggery?

@@DeannaEarley it is an insult directed at De niro and hollywood. kinda thought that was obvious

[@DeannaEarley]

@ it was, just no idea how that outfit factors into it. I'm not aware of particular clothing being indicative of pedophilia.

[@solverson9030]

Forget Taxi Driver, this was De Niro's best performance

[@TheLongasen]

+xSebtho Best of both worlds.

[@ginfleidsteinmen4881]

What is taxi driver? i only know this guy from this movie

[@Filosofikuningas]

@@ginfleidsteinmen4881 Then you're going to want to see some other movies too. Taxi Driver, Deer Hunter, Angelheart, Goodfellas, at least. Insanely good movies.

[@imjelo]

@@Filosofikuningas He was also the young adult Don Vito in "The Godfather part II". The one who killed Don Panucci.

[@taffydavenport1965]

absolutely !

[@PurpledaisyShasta]

“We always knew you were a bit of a woopsey” favourite line in the movie

[@johnmccarron7066]

I love how the crew just sort of shuffles him to the back.

[@marcwolf60]

The true measure of a man is not Who you are.. but How you lead and care for your crew.

[@Domee894]

They actually cut it out on the tv

[@colz5203]

@@Domee894 not on sky movies

[@kimberleylingsvlogs]

i know that makes me laugh each time i watch it

[@platinumgames1314]

I always lose it when Septimus says "the hell is this" like he was expecting to find skulls and swords inside the captain's quarters and then his mind shot circuits when he sees Shakespeare dancing away

[@eccentricPlays]

Can we just appreciate that they synced the sword clanks to the music? XD this movie was absolute gold

[@tristanemery8748]

I mean, I would have expected nothing less from the guy who directs the kingsman films

[@AkaManah45]

Agree one of the best parts so small a detail yet so kool

[@ztslovebird]

The best part? Shakespeare’s crew knew about his double life all along, and they didn’t care.

[@Fancysaltedpeanut]

ztslovebird they always knew he was a whoopsie!

[@ABonafideSkeleton]

The best part of this scene was how both Strong and De Niro were both barely holding it together. Look at De Niro's face here: 1:13, he's barely holding back the laughter.

[@rozy.b5199]

Now that's loyalty

[@whitealliance9540]

This is the real gender acceptance the world needs

[@michaeloverton5533]

"You'll always be our captain" gets me every time.

[@gracejackson651]

One of the funniest scenes of the film, love the contrast between the pirate fight and the Captain dancing. The best part is when Septimus discovers the Captain dancing and the camera continually cross-cuts between his face and the Captain playing with the feathers and looking just beyond the camera.

[@RennieAsh]

Septimus : _Confusion intensifies_

[@AxiomRazor]

I give the best performance here to Mark Strong for keeping a straight face with Robert DeNiro in a dress in front of him.

[@RennieAsh]

What do you expect? He's a strong character

[@patrickglover7506]

Good point.

[@Elador1000]

"Now remember, Captain Shakespeare has a fearsome reputation."

[@Grimmjowk123]

LMAO the funniest part

[@sergarlantyrell7847]

Reputation... A lifetime to build, seconds to destroy.

[@ShadowSonic2]

I want to know how many takes they had to do this without Mark Strong laughing.

[@xandranicholai7301]

Same!

[@jobkramer560]

Let alone Robert. He's barely holding it together at 1:14. xd

[@whitealliance9540]

@@jobkramer560 that was just apart of the act lmao

[@imjelo]

Same. If I were him, I would laughing every time. Who wouldn't, De Niro was very funny in this scene.

[@reaganation6000]

Probably more takes than what Stanley Kubrick usually does

[@Corellian]

One of de Niro's overlooked performances, about this time he did a lot of stuff where he didn't really care, here he gives it his all and it's glorious to see. I can't help but feeling for Shakespeare, having to front an image of a ruthless womanizing captain but in his private time he fantasizes about dancing, being beautiful and flirty, and just enjoying his life. It's deep if you want to look at it that way.

[@VegetaLF7]

One of the most touching parts of the film was when his crew stood by him afterwards, telling him they knew his secret all along and didn't care. That it doesn't matter what he likes doing in his free time, he's still their captain.

[@BlazingSteel]

He took this role because he turned down Barbossa in Pirates of the Caribbean. I think it's every actor's dream to be a pirate at some point.

[@oliverjune1529]

The best part is that his crew still supported him. It made my heart happy!!

[@Losaru]

I don't care if Captain Shakespeare wasn't in the book, this was awesome. XD I also wonder if for that scene they said, "Here's the music, here's the clothes, now act like a kid going through their mom's dresses." XD Love it

[@daniellamccallum3969]

I think this is one of the expections the film is better than the book. Which also goes for the vow.

[@Palora01]

***** you're better of not reading it. I was rather disappointed with it after watching the movie, the movie is more like inspired by the book then an adaptation, and for the better, the movie is a lot more fun.

[@magnuspegasus]

+Sorrior Worth the read for sure. Yes, there are parts of the movie that are better than the book, and parts of the book that are better than the movie. Books and movies are very separate mediums, and are made to tell stories differently. I loved the book, and I loved the movie as well!

[@peppy619]

+Sorrior Dude, I say the same thing... my reason to read the book was Captain Shakespeare :C

[@katecollison8210]

There's... a BOOK?! o.O

[@verenamlinar3683]

This is so underrated.

[@TheSmoshnumberonefan]

if your crew ain't like this, are they even really your crew?

[@caltink]

Great observation!

[@donjezza10]

Pirates are democrats. Captains have expectations of the crew, but also vice versa.

[@crispysquidoftheacidcats295]

CAN WE JUST TALK ABOUT HOW THE FIGHTING WAS IN TIME TO THE MUSIC

[@BoaPython]

That little detail is the entire reason why I looked up this clip ^_^

[@crispysquidoftheacidcats295]

@@nikename1148 it's the Can Can (that's not the actual name but its what it most know for)

[@bored1ca]

@@nikename1148 Offenbach - Orpheus in the Underworld

[@William_Sk]

@@nikename1148 offenbach-Infernal Galop

[@realprisec]

@@BoaPython it’s a huge detail

[@frisco21]

I'll never again be able to listen to Offenbach without thinking of Robert DeNiro in drag.

[@imjelo]

Same here. I am sure, the thought of Bob De Niro in a pink gown would be dancing in your mind as you listen to the final part of "Orpheus in the underworld" a.k.a "Can-Can". I know I do.

[@lizanna6390]

I love how long it takes captain Shakespeare to notice he's not alone. So delighted with his own beauty.

[@seta-san2149]

I saw this movie for the first time last night. looking at the box and reading the back I had zero expectations this was going to be good. it was one of the most hilariously bazaar theatrical treats I've seen in years.

[@cjdavis2684]

This was my favorite scene in Stardust. I still can't believe they got him to play this part! and he wasn't a twinkle toes he was a whoopsie! And it was So cool that not only had his crew long known their Captain was gay...But they kept his secret knowing he was worried about his reputation, till he was outed. and then let him know they always knew and it didn't matter to them, Hhe was still their Captain and they accept and still stand with him.

[@York22]

Cj davis yes. We need more people who think that way

[@GuukanKitsune]

It gets better. We see them again at the coronation scene. They are all foppishly dressed just like Shakespeare and have CLEARLY all asked their Captain to work his makeover magic on them, too. So not only did they keep his secret, and accept him as he was right to his face, THEY EMBRACED HIS LIFESTYLE, TOO, and are very, very clearly loving it!

[@Lilbeanz19]

EXCUUUUUSE ME!?!? But the way the sword clashes and fighting sync up with the music beats??? A MASTERPIECE!!! Just like the rest of this whole movie😭❤

[@BloodylocksBathory]

Robert de Niro is adorable in this movie... and Mark Strong is so freaking hot.

[@xandranicholai7301]

I agree so much!

[@zvimur]

Watch the O'Toole in bed scene. Man had in 2 min equal charisma to any other actor in full film.

[@TheOldBlackShuckyDog]

Best scene ever it is the funniest thing I have ever seen, especially as it is Robert De Niro, the hardest actor ever.

[@India.H]

Only he could make female undergarments look manly as well

[@steenreleka5419]

De Niro’s expressions in this scene always make me laugh! Never gets old! 😂😂😂

[@darthbiker2311]

This is so precious. Robert De Niro is such a hero of the film industry to be doing roles like this one alongside the Scorsese and Coppola roles that _made_ him.

[@rahul3336699]

Are you dancing to me? Are you dancing to me?

[@LUVGURL1908]

your comment had me crying haha

[@JaAlRaAg]

Best comment ever!!!

[@skzmafia6599]

Here I sit, watching Bluey with the kids and this song is in the background of the episode. ALLLLLLL I can see is Shakespeare dancing around with that flipping pink dress. One of my favorite movies. ❤

[@bloodyrose1985]

This whole scene had me laughing in tears 😂 Captain Shakespeare just dancing around ladies’ clothes and Septimus’ expression of shock, confusion and disbelief is hysterical. Plus the pirates fighting Septimus’ men.

[@leesilm.4432]

I love that his crew fight in time with the music, that they live up to the Pirate (according to Captain Jack's dictionary) way of fighting *cough CHEATING cough*, and I love that they ran right in to protect him, including taking care of him with tea, making sure he wasn't abused beyond the bloodied face, and are like, "Dude, we knew your secret but you're still our Captain"

[@mahega128]

1:37 can we just take a sec and appreciate this dude’s fighting style & choreography, like damn 👏👏👏

[@FlashakaViolet]

captain shakespeare was such a sweetheart :3 Plus, I love it when this music is used during fight scenes xD makes everything better

[@themistheblue9449]

I could frame the photo of Mark's Strong expression when he spots the captain :D.

[@daisy_bae]

Fun Fact: The blonde haired guy at 0:22 is Vladimir Furdik, who plays the Night King in Game of Thrones and was the stuntmen for the actor who plays Ser Arthur Dayne in the Tower of Joy battle. Definitely check out his IMDB page to see what else he's in. He's awesome.

[@HeatRaver]

I remember seeing this in theaters and the crowd was just ROARING during this scene!

[@LelynnsSquirrels]

this was SUCH a good movie (Robert DeNiro is a straight up LEGEND!!)

[@Shadowkey392]

I also love the fact that they used the Can-Can the soundtrack for this scene. It just makes it even sillier than it is already!

[@fionawynn1674]

Robert De Niro - just awesome!

[@kassandrajeffery7035]

One of my favourite scenes in the whole movie. You can tell Robert had fun with this character, too!

[@amaybury4672]

I just love it when the fighting sounds synchronise with the music. Always here for that trope.

[@SherwoodForest6199]

I know Robert De Niro to be a very serious actor in many films I've seen... but to see him dance to the Can-Can in a ballet dress is absolutely HILARIOUS!! 🤣🤣🤣

[@aiyase]

My favorite scene in the film. The sync and fun. I don't get the "critics" on saying this was De Niro's worst or failing time in his career.

[@spuriusscapula4829]

I think the critics lost it big time. This is the only movie where I've seen almost everyone love the performance which the critics "hated".

[@jimmykray9583]

Critics just don’t like fun filled movies, they only like movies what make people depressed.

[@modernviking7355]

The best thing is look at de niro's face, you can tell hes loving playing this scene

[@antoninoelieserjfmagalhaes6913]

I love how the sword slashes clashing are timed with the song's rhythm.

[@jakeroseby3097]

Do you know what song it is?

[@adampeckitt2391]

​@@jakeroseby3097It's something like Orpheus, but it's more known for the Can-Can

[@gurglequeen433]

I maintain this is one of the greatest scenes in any movie ever made.

[@zolimenamorado5169]

Robert de Niro is a great actor, but this scene is the part of the movie that I enjoy the most.

[@MitchellFace]

I love when you can tell an actor is having fun in their role, Robert Deniro clearly had so much fun as Shakespeare.

[@elizabethharp8107]

Bless De Niro's ❤️. What a incredibly fabulous performance! Absolutely love it!

[@Mister_Kourkoutas]

For me the best thing about this is the way their swords clash in time to the Can Can. That and the loyalty of Shakespeare’s crew.

[@freddyfrog70]

My mum brought me and my older brother to watch this film in the cinema way back when I was still a kid. One of my all time favourite films( up there with lotr and httyd) Great blend of fantasy and romance. After leaving the theatre, I kinda wished I was a star observing their romance. Man I love this film

[@guitarhero7219]

0:46: When your jam comes on and you're alone so you don't care.

[@christopherorta41]

For real though.

[@lilwashu76]

One of my favorite scenes from this movie.

[@王美貴-e9p]

謝謝有勞勃狄尼洛的這段影片，讓我們心情低落時，隨時看了心情都會很愉快! (很精湛又金典的演出) 😘我超級無敵愛看這段的!

[@Xtreemo]

I love this film; it's one of the rare movies from an ancient magic/fantasy era that I actually love watching.

[@christianealshut1123]

I love how they choerographed the swordfight (sometimes even the rhythm of the swords clanging together) to the rhythm of the music.

[@melie.3708]

I love Septimus so much 😭❤️

[@zeffmalchazeen3429]

the 1st time i watched this was I was in college, 2007. We used it as a background while we were doing our project. This was the scene when we realized this was a good movie. DeNiro was the only actor I recognized

[@moviescinema958]

That's hilarious and omg I thought I was the only one who puts movies in the background with friends

[@emilyhughes8587]

Funniest and best part of the movie, it puts me in tears of laughter

[@robertsmith2852]

I love how when de niro says "what R you doing here!" he looks like such a hard bastered despite the pink dress LOL

[@EditorOfSL]

Mark Strong's face when he walks in the room! Priceless! How the hell did either of them not corpse once in that entire scene?

[@hobisoon]

1:36 who is that guy on the right fighting with two small swords? His fighting is AWESOME!!! I think he is Asian...that fight was crapping cool! even thou it's a few secs...

[@Pilusmagnus]

Also, I love how he fights according to the music.

[@hobisoon]

I'm not the only one!

[@SundyPlankTon]

Yeah, totally agree! Such care for every little scene makes this movie so special for the ones who notice them)

[@thesamuraijedi9721]

Thought I was the only one to really appreciate this as well!!! Glad it's not the case. Very skilled with a sword, or should I say two!!

[@kashyapp8050]

I am not the only one then. I watched that fight scene so many time!!

[@taffydavenport1965]

Mr. De Niro looks like he is having the time of his life with this character. Not just this scene, but his entire persona. Many applause , Mr. De Niro !!!

[@manofthetardis]

De niro was having too much fun with this scene.

[@rodstartube]

"what the hell is this?" "... twinkle toes..." ..... LOL!!!!

[@fufufuaru]

My favorite part of the film, especially when it’s revealed the crew wasn’t bothered by their captain’s secret and still respected him.

[@cakeslamx8840]

I need to stop watching this repeatedly and go to bed already. I have class in the morning. This is ridiculous. Robert what have you done to me.

[@TommyVercetti1]

Lol thought I was the only one hahahhahaha

[@HenryCasillas]

Orpheus must be proud, honored and happy for being player by Robert DeNiro in this måjestįç and epic wåy 💜

[@HenryCasillas]

☮️

[@kingshead3692]

The song is "Orpheus In The Underworld" by Offenbach.

[@Experimetal]

thank you kindly for this!!

[@kyewebb107]

KingsHead Also more commonly known as the "Can Can"

[@christianali5431]

Kye Webb can can Is the dance they did to the music.

[@LyzztheFrizz]

KingsHead thank you so much I needed to know what song this was!

[@flormoreno4478]

thank you so much

[@scarlethazeljj3717]

One of my fav moments in one of my fav films! love it!

[@oceanblueheart1472]

This scene never ever fails to put a crazy grin on your cheeks 😁😁😁😄🤣🤣👏

[@Lightingwarrior]

Now that loyalty, they know Shakespeare's secret and still follow him and accept him for who he is

[@mdizzle99987]

The clanging blades just make this even more enjoyable!!

[@imogencory9591]

This scene is absolute brilliance I love it, The music is literally perfect and the captain is priceless.

[@pt3391]

One of the best scenes in all of move history. Anyone disagree I'll fight you with this song in the background

[@rekomendasiku207]

i totally lost it during this scene😂 mr. DeNiro you're a total legend

[@Adoni3]

This was wayyyyy ahead of it's time

[@Shadowkey392]

I love how easily they fall for the bowing thing, and then the guy hits him with a mallet! This a great movie, too bad it's not sold anymore. I'd buy it in a heartbeat!

[@kennyotoole1492]

I’ve never seen Robert De Niro so happy in a role😂😂

[@kazuyaaotsuki6213]

Offenback - "French CanCan" For those who are looking for the song ^^ One of the best part of the movie!! *-*

[@ashlynwolff]

1:14 Captain: yeah I am fAbUlOUs Septimus: wtf is going on here?! 🤣🤣🤣

[@santana1414]

robert de niro drawing a heart on his face and dancing about to mozart in a cute dress is my favourite thing ever

[@automatikman365]

IMO, the heavys played the absolute BEST parts in this sinfully underrated movie. Michelle Pfeiffer (Lamia - evil witch) was wicked fun & Peter O'Toole's King (even though he was only in it for five minutes cracked me up 'in an unconventional manner') -even Ricky Gervais as Ferdy. But Robert De Niro (Capt. Shakespeare) took the cake for me. Covering his mole with black make-up in the shape of a heart; it was a wrap. 1 of my top 5 best movies ever. Aaarrrr! Respect. ~ D. (4th Letter)

[@chriscook6285]

🤣 This never gets old!! 🤣

[@torkelsvenson6411]

I'll never think of De Niro the same way again

[@ssomelissaduskcamp8605]

Still one of my most favourite and memorable parts of this film 🤣 This films a good childhood fav

[@wobbegong4366]

Let's be honest gents, we've all pulled a similar stunt when we thought no one was looking.

[@HenryDube72]

Not me...

[@endless_ocean7987]

Henry Dube likely story

[@arm279145]

Maybe as a child.... unless you mean the dancing. Then absolutely

[@Marci-Ana-GMM]

I love this movie.

[@AngelicaLatvian99]

By far the best Robert De Niro role.

[@antigonelestange92]

Capitaine shakespeare est juste le meilleur personnage du film, et ses marins sont géniaux!

[@artfoundry]

Arguably one of the best scenes in what is one of the best fantasy movies ever!

[@tegansandison638]

do u know who hes speaking about when he asks where he can find the girl cause i need it for school work

[@artfoundry]

Tégan watch the movie! It's really good!

[@tegansandison638]

Dave i dont know where i can watch it, would u be able to just say who septimus is looking for so i can quickly write it in and submit my work ☺️

[@mnirwin5112]

I have never heard of this movie before ... just saw it mentioned elsewhere on the internet ... and now I totally have to see it.

[@elmz808]

just watched it again today, still one of my favorite movies of all time. robert de niro just steals the show with his character.

[@carlosyampufe2783]

De Niro es la ley, que gran actor !

[@njmoonfrost6145]

I just chased my dog around during this scene lol it’s perfect

[@dragicajelic3370]

This movie was really good but this will always be the best part.

[@Crusader-Ramos45]

Saw this film yesterday on Syfy, and it was a delightful film!!

[@imjelo]

Watching it now. No matter how may times I have this scene. It never seize to make me laugh.

[@kamilp772]

Two thoughts: De Niro must've had A LOT of fun while starring in this movie and Mark Strong (Septimus) would make a great Severus Snape in Harry Potter franchise :)

[@gringh]

They’re all at the top of their game here. Mark Strong’s face is priceless, DeNiro looks like he’s having the time of his life until he’s not, and Fletcher is just perfect. Three unassuming acting masterclasses. A lot to learn and appreciate in a movie that deserves so much more praise than it gets. Mathew Vaughn is a great director.

[@IndieGamerRetro]

When I saw this in theaters when it came out, I fugging LOST MY MIND. It just yeeted itself to the Nether Realm. It's still there to this day, probably playing checkers and eating cheetos or something I don't know...