Kenneth Branagh Watched 'Dunkirk' With Dunkirk Veterans
Kenneth Branagh got to hear the reactions of WWII veterans who lived the story that inspired 'Dunkirk.'
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Is there anything more fulfilling than two intelligent, articulate people having a conversation?
Bodhisattva Sen Roy and it had nothing to do with you know who
+Bodhisattva Sen Roy Well, really good sex is high on the list too :-)
Bodhisattva Sen Roy cumming inside a beautiful woman.
Bodhisattva Sen Roy meh, for you perhaps
Bodhisattva Sen Roy totally agree with you, both of them so well spoken
Literally just stepped out of the theater; the film was awesome, in the original sense of the word.
Bruce Wayne Well, thank you for this feedback! I really wanted to go see this movie since I first saw the trailer, and your comment is one of the many positive comments I noticed. Kenneth Brannagh saying that the movie has something really personal about it makes me wonder how I'll react, since one of my great-grandfathers was there at Dunkirk, among the men who got saved. (On a sidenote, it's amusing that they mentioned Agincourt, one of my favourite battles. I'm French, but I really don't care if we lost that one tbh, the King and his lords had it coming with their stupidity, and this battle is an excellent example of what I'd call the British guile.)
I went to see it last night. With all the 3D mega movies out nowadays, this 2D film was the most intense I've seen all year. Well and truly awesome. Not sure if the 8 year olds who were at the cinema enjoyed it as much. Maybe they were disappointed by how little Harry Styles was actually in it.
EvelineUK 3D movies have never been good though.
@Razelluxe How can you say that after we have been treated to the cinematic tour de force that is Sharknado 3D?
Bruce Wayne Would you recommend Dunkirk for teenage boys?
"I'm sorry I interrupted you" = something Jimmy Fallon would NEVER say. This is what makes Stephen so great, he actually respects his guest so he apologizes for interrupting and gives Kenneth the chance to finish his story. Love it
That ups my respect for him.
I would listen to Kenneth Branagh talking about Dunkirk or the war or just anything for hours.
Grim Reaper Same dude! Same... His voice is just heavenly.
The man has no lips-- like a politician or used car salesman.
Watch Branagh (playing a British Major/Colonel?? in Iraq) addressing his troops. Brilliant..
Well you can listen to him talking about the cold war for hours! He narrates a documentary series called "The Cold War"
He also narrated "Walking with Dinosaurs," "Walking with Prehistoric Beasts," "Walking with Monsters," "World War I in Colour," and a miniseries called "Great Composers"!
Colbert is swooning over Branagh here. It's adorable.
he's acting buddy
You can tell when Colbert puts it on; here he doesn't. It's genuine.
You can tell he actually respects him quite a bit.
Can't blame him. He is adorable
Star Trek Theory Hey ho someone has emotional problems. Maybe you should talk to a therapist, unless that is too gay ofc.
my father (who died in '99) was at Dunkirk - but would NEVER talk about ANYTHING he did in the war - he was in for the duration from the time he was 18 in '38 until he was 25 in '45 - now I will be able to go and see what he went thru....and count my blessings that he made it out to go on fighting....will always love you dad! ♥
Jazzy Babe My grandad died in 1988 he was at Dunkirk then went on to fight in North Africa and my dad said he never spoke about it either and would stop the conversation if it was ever mentioned so like you can't wait to see it must have been so hard to come back to civilian life after fighting your way through Europe and North Africa for 6 years so proud of him and the rest of the men and women of the British army the royal navy and the raf, all gave some, some gave all lest we forget
Jazzy Babe Give all my gratitude to your father for fighting for our freedom 💕xx
The same attitudes both my grandfathers had towards the war. My dad's father was in the British army, whilst my mothers was in the Polish resistance. Some of the stories I read about what they went through is beyond horror...
spaceodds 2000 if they are still alive, beg them to tell you and write it down. Those stories are infinitely more exciting than anything we will ever experience.
My grandad was also at Dunkirk and amongst those who would never talk about the horror of that experience. As you would expect and as I can better understand now, the experience affected him very deeply and shaped the rest of his life.
Saving Private Ryan :- went to save one man Dunkirk :- went to save 360,000
derwyn owen should stick that on the poster
More like Dunkirk: Went to save 30,000-45,000 came back with 360,000.
Private Ryan saved more than one man and helped the war and a little sooner if it were real but it wasn't.
And if Ike was in charge of the Allied Forces shouldn't he have tried to save Private Dancer just to keep Tina happy ?
@Robert Bonneau 😂😂.. shut up !
What a delightful man. Didn't expect that.
He's joy on stage as well. Very funny, fantastic actor and director.
I absolutely adore Kenneth! Such a wonderful actor!
A bit unrelated, but I liked his choice of suit in this appearance.
My great uncle took 2 boats to Dunkirk. He never mentioned it. We found out after he died. Dunkirk Spirit will never die.
🙏👍
This is what makes Colbert so good; he always comes across well informed and is smart enough to really engage with the guests
That's his redeeming quality as a host
Nickychopz lol no he sounds like he was briefed earlier that day
Nope. Fallon's fake laughs and giggles are far more educated. lol
Colbert has people that do the majority of researching the source material the producers want used on any particular episode as well as people who write his "jokes". Most work he does is rehearcing pre show and spewing his Russia conspiracy ultra liberal hollyweird agenda
Shirley Bertrand There's a lot of times where he legitimately knows the subject matter of what his guests are talking about. If you want to pin it solely on the people he has that do the research then that should be an easy fix for interviewers like Fallon who probably has the worst interviewing skills I've ever seen. Just watch at 5:19
You can tell Stephen is really excited about this movie, not just because the show needs to promote it but because he cares about what happened and Dunkirk means something to him. Every comment is passionate and earnest, he's constantly leaning it, and he seems to already have knowledge of the history. He's so into it, he's not even cracking jokes!
I'd make fun of your comments just for the halibut.. but you've already painted yourself as a right Jones, dear Willy...
he is a 5 time oscar nominee
Goddamn I see you here and in Fire Emblem vids 😂😂😂
Now now, with the right sturgeon he might just be right in the head....
You're a sad little man. You would have been first in the queue to keep 'Murica isolationist in WWII - which is why so many Brits didn't feel that unhappy when Pearl Harbour happened - you.
"So, by the end you like you're there with them". Yes, thats true, i've never experienced a film in theater so immersive, tense, gripping, and emotionally moving without being sentimental or saccharine like Dunkirk
+Blissful Sorrow The only war movie I have seen that compares is "Saving Private Ryan". Ryan was more of a metaphor of course, but both immersed the viewer in the very real and often flawed, often heroic characters going through experiences that cannot ever be fully understood other than by those who experience war first hand, but probably conveyed as well as possible on film.
Saving Private Ryan, Hacksaw Ridge.
Although Private Ryan existed in a parallel universe where only US soldiers were fighting on the Allied side.
Si les français n'avaient pas combattu contre les allemands à 1 contre 9 les anglais qui se sont débinés comme des lâches,n'auraient jamais pu rentrer chez eux! VOILÀ LA VÉRITABLE HISTOIRE DE DUNKERQUE! Renseignez-vous sérieusement pour voir si je vous mens!!
This man's enthusiasm is contageous.
Kenneth Branagh is a national treasure. Two intelligent men having a conversation on late night, this is why I have transitioned to watching this show instead of the other two ( who are both fine by the way) it's just at the end of the day I want a little smarts with a side of laughs.
Kenneth is the best director of Shakespeare I have ever come across. He is gifted.
Runaway Lady Loved his version of Hamlet
Much Ado About Nothing is my favourite..., and Othello was so good too
Runaway Lady what about the guy who directed the plays when Shakespeare was alive?
Nobody mentions that movie enough. Denzel Washington, Emma Thompson, Michael Keaton... it was so hilarious.
Denzel and Keanu in black leather pants is pretty unforgettable too.
This is what interviewing should be.
Phenomenal interview.
Jackson Gondo the best part was when Colbert wasn't trying to pretend to be a comedian and just shut up or didn't spew his liberal Russia conspiracy theoties for 5 minutes
Shirley Bertrand agree 100%. I was skeptical and I kept waiting for him to ask Brannagh for a political opinion or something, and not my relief when all he did was interview the man. Is the Stephen we love coming back? Hope so
Colbert is miles above any other talk show. The guy gets the most interesting guests, does his research, and has actual intelligent conversations
a part of Kenneth Branagh died every time Stephen said Henry Five
Henry Five, the sequel to Henry Four.
As if it was the only valuable piece of his career
@@rrbb-ui5ro Eh, 99% sure that's not the OP's point;-). But yeah, yours is valid, too.
@@Katzelle3 Henry Five: The Final Henrying.
@@alyxshark lol !
Henry 5 was good but the following sequels, especially Henry 8, were even better. Looking forward to Henry: Origins
Kevtb87 Henry:Generations
The first sequel, 2 Henry 2 Furious is still my favourite I think.
Come on now, Henry 3 was a return to form.
Henry 8 was also known as Henry: Portrait Of A Serial Killer... Of Wives
+Michael Evans no your thinking of Henry 8, F8 of the franchise...
One of my fav actors/directors... Cant wait to see him play Hercule Poirot in "Murder on the Orient Express" !!!
he's like a straight eddie izzard
Eddie Izzard is straight.
@S. I. V.: Is Nolan playing Hercule Poirot in "Murder on the Orient Express?" Try to stay with us here.
S. I. V. God, stop fanboying will you? Don't tell other people that someone should be their favorite director.
S. I. V. And this type of behaviour is why Nolan gets so criticized. He's a great filmmaker with a clueless fan base who acts like he's the greatest of all time.
That interview not only make me want to see the movie, but it was also one of the best interviews I have seen in a long time. So intelligent.
Kenneth Branagh is a full stop Legend! I read the autobiography he wrote when he was about 30! Amazing man, hence the knighthood!
Kenneth is brilliant!
Kenneth Branagh is such an engaging story teller. I could listen to him all day.
Yeah, got to love "Henry five"
It's much better than the original Henry, and it's 3 sequels.
Valdis V Typical Americanism. Not sure if it's apocryphal or not, but there's the story that The madness of King George originally had "III" at the end, but was dropped as it was thought Americans would assume it was the 3rd film of a trilogy. My money is on it being true.
I almost chocked on my tea...
Lisa Mortini - I almost choked on my gin ;)
Ha ha I was watching this at breakfast though, eh eh eh. ;-)
Ken Brannagh's Hamlet is one of the most beautiful films I've ever seen. Go and spend the 4 hours and see the film. It will change you. It was he who got me hooked on Shakespeare. Brannagh has been a hero of mine since High School.
Saw Hamlet four times in the theater and then watched it on Video 7 times. He was absolutely AMAZING in front of the camera and behind it.
I was an Air Force brat, and spent 4 years in England, not too far from Dover. The movie was very well done. It's an older movie, but a good follow up to Dunkirk, is the Battle Of Britain. Just a recommendation from a serious history buff.
I've always liked Kenneth Branagh. He's a great actor/director and seems really like-able and down to earth. I think one of the first movie's I ever watched of his was Dead Again, where he starred with his former wife, Emma Thompson. His roles in the several Shakespeare adaptations were also fantastic. Dunkirk was an absolutely fascinating movie. I wish him all the best.
Kenneth's Hamlet is a masterpiece of filmmaking and a pretty overlooked movie. Will always respect him for creating such a faithful adaption of Shakespeare.
I am Canadian, we were all inculcated with the history of WWII and I. Because Canadians were in both from the start until the end. Dunkirk spirit was the great weapon that finished the Nazis. The British farmers fed not only the British, but fed the rest of Europe after the war. Never underestimate the power of an island of pissed off civilians. My first exposure to Shakespeare was Olivier's film of Hamlet on black and white tv. I couldn't have been more than ten at the time. I was mogadored. Thunderstruck. Shakespeare could never be dead words on a page after that. Shakespeare has ever been a primal scream for me.
clark cimmerian The food was rationed because a good chunk of what was produced on British soil was sent out to Europe. The war had killed or displaced too many people, and left a lot of farmland littered with ordinance. Please pay attention to what actually happened.
Yes, including the Berlin airlift.
clark cimmerian You're an idiot. Americans should be thankful they had a massive landmass and an ocean between them and Germany (not to mention they didn't join the war until they were pulled kicking and screaming into it). While Britain was fighting for its very survival they rationed food, not because they're "socialist".
clark cimmerian If a child is diagnosed with leukemia and their parents can't pay for it, should the child be left to die?
clark cimmerian I regret to inform you, that you are indeed an idiot
Kenneth Branagh is an extraordinary actor and general human specimen. Utterly & completely amazing.
Kenneth Branagh is just a total gentleman
I like to see how Kenneth Branagh is enthusiastic about this particular piece of war history, a very typical, humble Englishman he is. I haven't seen this movie yet, but if they film it as what it is, it will be an epic movie.
He's not English - he's Northern Irish....
MingWLee sorry they did not film the battle of dunkirk but they filmed the experience of anglosaxon soldiers at the battle of dunkirk. This film is not realy an historically accurate film
He's from Belfast. Northern Irish.
MingWLee he's an ulsterman
Mart That would be a fair assumption if you hadn't seen this video but a good part of it is Kenneth Branagh talking of his Irish background and how he changed his accent.
Stephen is so well-versed.
Francisco Casillas - yeah Henry Five - Branagh is on here because Stephen made Cillian Murphy clam up with his begora hokary - he was trying for laughs, Cillian thought he was taking the p1ss
Colbert has speech writers and people that research the majority of his source material. Most of the work cuckbert does is rehearcel pre show. Trully unfunny and overrated ultra liberal "comedian"
Yeah. Scarmucci's probably a lot smarter.
Screw you, read the history and learn by the university of Hollywood which usually gets the fundamental facts wrong. There were also French Colonial troops too that were evacuated out of Dunkirk. The civilian fleet although very brave and proactive were not vital to the evac but the Royal Navy took the brunt in rescuing the troops.
the BEF is the more important "assets" so it's not surprised that most of the BEF were evacuated. whereas the French troops being rescued are an afterthought. no matter this fact doesn't take away the epic scale of the movie.
When I was a teenager Kenneth Branagh was an old man I saw on the tv occasionally. I'm now in my late 40s and he looks younger than I do :-) He is great in Dunkirk and the film itself is an absolute masterpiece. When we left the cinema my friends hands were shaking from the sound of the battle :-)
im british, and i'd like to add that i literally cry at the end of this movie every time, its rage and sorrow and hope all rolled into one
This was a very entertaining interview.
look at this video ! it shows you what really happened in dunkirk !! not the british propaganda !! kzhead.info/sun/qpp8ZbRleIt9l5E/bejne.html
Rom's sorry, I don’t want a virus
Branagh is awesome.
You just feel the passion when Kenneth is talking about the film.
I wasn't expecting watching a whole clip about Kenneth Branagh, but the interview was just so good and soothing
I love the "St. Crispin's Day" speech from Branagh's HENRY THE FIFTH so much. One of the best, if not the best, motivational speech scenes in movie history IMO
littlebrit2007 ...Henry five! Richard three! Two Corinthians!
Brilliant interview.
With guests like Kenneth Branagh I wish the conversations were much longer.
Is this the greatest promo-interview ever? Branagh seems truly and genuinely enthusiastic about the movie and the story. Watched the movie several times, want to see it again now! :)
A story about WW2 and Americans don't know about it, because it didn't involve Americans. American history education is really not where it should be.
Where I am from most of the history I was taught about ww2 was about my country during ww2. Perhaps it is the same in the US
Jeffrey I think that world history classes (at least at the high school level) in the US are less concerned with battles than they are with a more macro view of the war. And I remember that the period of 1938-1941 tended to focus on for instance why the war started in Europe, and some of the early stages. But they were more concerned with the oppression and genocide that occurred in Nazi Germany, than say the flow of battles in the war. Obviously, major events, such as the attack on Pearl Harbor, which brought America into active involvement in the war were covered, but for instance I never knew that the Guadalcanal campaign took place over several years. As I recall, it was barely mentioned except as being part of America's island hopping strategy.
True In high school we focused on the realism vs idealism ideologies that affected the ww1 and ww2. This talked more about why war starts and what conditions need to happen for it to start.
Jeffrey same in my country (Georgia) we learned more about soviet union battles and our country involvement than US battles in school, so yea i think its same in other countries.
so they didn't teach why the wars started? that's interesting.
What a charming man
Kenneth Branagh's new movie "Belfast" was the reason I watched this old clip again. He is such a great story teller. It's fascinating to listen to him talking about anything.
Love that hes passionate about this... Articulate man. I appreciate him talking positively about America as well.
I'm in tears. Reminds me of why I'm proud of my country and home.
An amazing film, but also an amazing story of courage and sacrifice. Believe it or not, one of the little boats that participated in the evacuation was captained by none other than Charles Lightoller, the most senior officer to survive the sinking of the Titanic. His boat, the Sundowner, which was built to carry 21 people, saved 127 servicemen during the evacuation. Oscar winner Mark Rylance played a composite character that was inspired by Lightoller.
I watched a video of Kenneth Branaugh talking on a chat show about his film 'Belfast' recently, and noticed that he turned frequently to the audience while responding, as he does throughout this interview. I really like that about him. I have no idea how many people were in the audience for either event, but I liked that he feels those people are important.
What a lovely gentleman.
What a delightful man just to listen to. I love anything he is in.
Trish Rowland Watch the Rabbit Proof Fence he is Mr A. O. Neville
My God, Kenneth speaks so beautifully and articulately. Brilliant communicator.
Gosh, he's a charmer.
This is what you call a talented yet down-to-earth, kind and approachable artist
My father, John Pat RAF 1938-1945, had several stories of his experiences being evacuated from the beaches of Dunkirk. I would have loved to watched this movie with him unfortunately he went to our lord a few months prior to release of the movie. Your sons love and miss you.
My Papa (Dad's dad) was on that beach and was in one of the last battalions rescued. Thanks to all the little boat and those brave, brave civilian sailors.
I absolutely adore Branagh, I love his work and find him very charming! And this was a great interview.
What a stimulating interview! My senses are absolutely delighted 😁
I love watching two smart, talented men having a chat...looking forward to the movie too.
I actually I cried at the end when the spitfire aircraft had to crash land on the beach when I saw it in the movies 😭♥️
That was a true event. The plane has only recently been excavated. The pilot escaped from capture and eventually got back to England.
We all know you are American when you say Henry 5 instead of Henry, the fifth.
Thanks for mentioning this! I watched LSSC and winced every time I heard Henry-Five instead of Henry-the-Fifth. I am fairly old, certainly older than the desired demographic :-) I never before heard Henry-Five. Knowing Colbert would come prepared for the interview, I just guessed it must be an American pronunciation.
Sorry! ended up posting this incorrectly. Should have been to Assassin Order.
Pamela McKenna well I guess... that's an American habit, you can't get rid of! :D but it does make the movie sound more like a film franchise.
From another thread: "It is convention, at least amongst British theatre, to say it it in this style; Henry Five, Richard Three, &c. I think Colbert was being ingratiating rather than thick."
I like it, though. He is just being American without saying it the British way. That's cool.
My late father is a Dunkirk veteran. With the British army (artillery) he had to demolish his gun to stop it falling into the hands of the Germans. I still have the breech pin.
You can pretty much fall in love with Keneth Branagh just listening him talk. What a lovely, lovely man.
Branagh is a hell of an actor, a hell of a director, a hell of a salesman. Basically, a hell of an artist.
Kenneth Branagh is one of the most intelligent, versatile and entertaining actors/directors I have ever known. There really are not enough actors/directors in today's industry that compare to him.
Now we just need a movie on the Night Witches, Simö Häyhä, the Franz Stigler incident, the Bull Allen incident, and the Battle for Castle Itter
Nate Tirade Those are my dream movies hoping to become true and not directed by Michael Bay.
I'm sure Finnish filmmakers would love to make a Simo Häyhä movie if someone gave them the money.
You got that from Sabaton, right? :)
I'd love to see a movie on the Night Witches.....gutsy gals!
There is already a movie about Simo Häyhä in the making.
Love Love love love Kenneth Branagh. He's one of the few actors who is exactly as composed and down to earth as he appears on screen.
Kenneth is just pure class and genious, you have to love the man!
Love Kenneth Branagh ever since Henry V. Seeing Dunkirk tomorrow.
“two-hour panic attack” is how i described it too lmao
Such a captivating, true story of courage, sacrifice, hope, loss, commitment, and despair. The truly beautiful aspect of the tale of Dunkirk is the fact that a country was able to stand for it's military and freedom when the government and the world would not.
I was reared in Belfast not very far from Branagh. Me and my pals often went through his neighbourhood on our way to the public swimming baths and we played and trained with our football team at The Grove football pitches. I believe his older brother was in the same year as me in secondary school. In fact his uncle was a science teacher there. So well done Sir Kenneth you’ve done very well for yourself. “ You’re a Quare Lad”.
just watched it, dunkirk was absolutely brilliant
Kenneth is amazing
Fantastic interview -- great questions, active listening, and letting Kenneth speak. Thank you, Stephen!
Great film. Much respect to all the British civilians and Army who were involved.
I bet Kenneth would be a brilliant teacher.
Kenneth talking about Chris Nolan's movies describes how I feel when I watch his films. Feel and react like the characters
I have to say, I find Stephen Colbert to be one of the most pleasantest American talk show hosts I have come across in many years. He was an absolute pleasure to watch and listen to.
this was such a genuine interview and thoughtful conversation... what a lovely guy!
So great to see how involve these men are in their conversation. Stephen is really interested in history or at least did some research before the interview.
Kenneth Branagh needs to introduce me & praise me on my next job interview! :) Very convincing guy! And I hate war movies!
I love how respectful, knowledgable & entertaining Stephen Colbert is on this. Full out talking about Dunkirk, educating the audience & adding Agincourt into it. Just hats off to a legend!
What a wonderfully articulate and engaging man. Top bloke.
I'm so charmed by him :)
That might have been one the best interviews in that small slot of time.
Gosh when he speaks I can't look away.
god i love kenneth branagh so much. he's had an extraordinary career and is one of the most gifted actors working today.
The British: A people whose bravery is second to none. I'm a Yank, by the way.
Thank you. Especially those soldiers. Never gave up.
You lads and lassies are pretty good in a scrap too, to be fair
How true. Using cannons against people armed with spears while they invaded countless countries. I must have a different definition of bravery.
yeah so brave to leg it and let your allies fight the enemy on their own and suffer four years of occupation. Second to none only in patting themselves on the back.
@@vonrichthofen5734 Says someone named after a bloke notorious for shooting pilots who'd bailed out whilst parachuting
Kenneth I love how proud of our country you are and not afraid to say in front of so many Americans that we really did change the world and help protect them. Never give up, never surrender 🇬🇧❤️
When he comments on being brought up the Dunkirk Spirit it is true. I was born in 1969 in Britain and thankfully have never had to experience war. But in our childhood it was drummed into us that you never give up. Never lose hope. Always keep fighting or trying whatever happens.
I saw this movie and I'm taken back to the moment I was watching it; my eyes are tearing up again, my heart beats too fast, and I hate the sound of clocks ticking. There are happy moments, there are proud and relieving moments, but in the end, it doesn't feel like a 'happy' ending. It's heavy, it's profound, and I left the theatres shaking and feeling heavy and upset. It's a film that is really hard to describe emotionally. I want to watch it again but I don't think I could handle the emotional stress.
At the end of the day, the only true critics worth listening to are those veterans. If they approve of the film in terms of historical accuracy, emotion etc. etc. then that's all that matters, not some teenagers opinion, who didn't even know what Dunkirk was until the words Harry Styles were mentioned.
Jamie Welton yeah it's ok but let us carefully select our veterans to suit our version of the story
This was a comparison nobody asked for
there was a veteran that said it was amazing. look it up
alex b Veterans of Dunkirk would know Dunkirk better than anyone
That Northern Irish accent was perfect
I don’t know what it is about Kenneth but he is just such a spunk of a man
Just saw it, and wow! The honour, spirit, and bravery of those men choked me up. A wonderful film