Before Sunset (1/10) Movie CLIP - What Is Your Next Book? (2004) HD

CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Jesse (Ethan Hawke) explains the idea for his next book, and gets flustered when he sees Celine (Julie Delpy) in attendance.

FILM DESCRIPTION:
Richard Linklater directs the romantic drama Before Sunset, a sequel to Before Sunrise (1995). Jesse (Ethan Hawke) and Celine (Julie Delpy) were strangers who spent a loquacious night together in Vienna. Nine years later, Jesse has written a book about the encounter. During his accelerated European book tour, he reunites with Celine in Paris. Before Jesse's flight home, he joins Celine for a picturesque walk around Paris peppered with intimate conversation: at first, about the minutiae of their day-to-day lives and their relationships, and then about their lingering feelings for one another. Before Sunset was nominated for the Golden Bear at the Berlin International Film Festival.

CREDITS:
TM & © Warner Bros. (2004)
Cast: Rodolphe Pauly, Louise Lemoine Torres, Ethan Hawke, Julie Delpy, Vernon Dobtcheff
Director: Richard Linklater
Producers: Isabelle Coulet, Richard Linklater, John Sloss, Anne Walker-McBay
Screenwriters: Richard Linklater, Julie Delpy, Ethan Hawke, Kim Krizan

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[romancandle]

Ethan Hawke is an Academy Award nominated actor who has been in over 100 films. But that slight pause when he saw Celine will always be his best work.

[apathtolove]

Can you imagine what he felt like when he saw her there after all those years? I know I would totally get lost on what I was talking about lol I love this trilogy

[MihaelaCornescu]

How perfect is the fact that he says "time is a lie" as he sees her?!
That's some good writing, timing and acting

[MXWLP]

I read that the trilogy was inspired by Linklater's time he spent with a woman named Amy Lehrhaupt. Linklater had hoped she would show up at a screening one day, but unbeknownst to him she had died in an accident in 1994. Jesse and Celine's reunion must have been what Linklater had hoped for.

[hannibalwolf]

I remember watching this in the theater and that moment in the editing when they switched from flashbacks to Celine standing in the bookstore. My heart skipped a beat.

[DISTURBINGarts]

When their eyes meet is just wonderful

[justdrewit]

Notice how the final scene is Celine dancing. I love this film so much

[OrgilB]

1:57 That's exactly how it feels like to see your crush show up. Your heart skips a beat.

[hihowareyouthen]

I love the vulnerability in his face at 2:11. Both he and Delpy are such wonderful, subtle actors.

[christopherbuckley]

1:51 One of the best examples of editing in any film.

[taylorahern]

In real life Ethan Hawke is a great writer as well, while he has a natural knack for dialogue (evidenced by many of the brilliant and fascinating verbal exchanges that take place in this movie).
The man is quite versatile, this generally superb actor, writer, director, this pretty good athlete, this outstanding and articulate conversationalist, and a real handsome ladies man (and a real good and entertaining dude as well). Much respect and admiration for Ethan Hawke!

[onfung]

Just visited this book shop today because of this movie. I love it

[scootertart]

Wonderful film, you can just feel Jessies shock and delight as he see's Celine after all those years.

[loeuvrededieu]

Such a brilliant of use of flashbacks.

[susancorgi]

i dont know what it is but i just love their conversation so much.

[olivesaregreatinspaghetti]

Man i could just feel how his heart jumped when he saw her.
I wouldn't be just lost for words I would make a scene, bawling hysterically on the ground all curled up seeing the person I missed million times i could ever miss anyone combined.

Atleast in my head.
Probably he does here too lol

[AchheNagrikBaniye]

It's been 4 years. The magic doesn't fade away. Don't think it ever will.

[originaozz]

I just really want to read this book, wish it was real!

[avinashjaiswal]

I strongly feel like this trilogy is a gift to mankind from a man himself. One of the best ever

[ntgerge]

"i always kinda want to write a book that takes in the space of a pop song."

_let me sing you waltz..._