THE FATHER | Scene at The Academy

THE FATHER: A conversation with director Florian Zeller and actors Anthony Hopkins and Olivia Colman moderated by Clayton Davis.

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THE FATHER | Scene at The Academy

[michaeldouglas]

The change from charming to cruel is chilling.

[MTknitter]

The daughter was devastatingly hurt here. The parent knows just what to say that hurts the most — even if they are not in their right minds. 😢

[aritro]

The screenplay and editing deserves oscar...plus both anthony hopkins and colman deserve the oscar

[kashoot]

Hopkins should be winning best actor by a mile imo

[vihan]

Sir Hopkins and Olivia are such brilliant actors. This movie is the proof. Worth a watch

[thekillerinterlude]

Anthony that Oscar is yours, don't let go

[Diegogomez.ediciones]

The performance of Anthony Hopkins was so amazing, si powerfull, so painfull, so Beatiful, i mean he deserves the oscar by far.

[parig]

This scene alone the way Hopkins goes from charming, polite and humoring to establish dominance through the word inanely and then telling his daughter she's cruel, manipulative and that he will outlive is her is just astonishing. My mom went through a similar thing when she was taking care of my grandma who was ill and at one point, stated that her son treated her better than my mom did. Everything here from Hopkins movement, words and language to the horror on the face of Olivia Colman and the humiliation she and the carer experience is just a remarkable job by Florian Zeller. I'm so thrilled the academy got this right and gave Hopkins the Oscar.

[holleyb]

Having a parent going through this right now, the movie is 100% accurate. I see myself in Olivia Colman.

[zamfully]

Hopkins is incredible but Olivia captured my heart. I have to laugh at myself of course but wow, such powerful incredible people here. A terrific interview, all four of you. Olivia you are a force

[PeachTea]

Ohhhh i do feel for olivia's heartbreaking

[richardgornalle]

Olivia Colman is wonderful and simply superb. He, of course, is brilliant and deserves his Oscar.

[keizerinsoze]

Wow, the Oscars actually gave the award to Anthony Hopkins. I thought Chadwick was going to win but this was well deserved.

[Redwoodtree]

Anthony Hopkins deserve the Oscar. His terrific performance is the proof, nothing but pure brilliance, this is what we call a legend.

[sarahreid]

I love Anthony Hopkins style and absolute talent but this film by far has to be the best of his work. I felt every single emotion conveyed. To me, this is a masterpiece. So simple yet so poignant.

[Alun]

Watching Anthony Hopkins for even a few moments is a master class in acting. Every moment is riveting. The best of the best.

[Lizy]

I'm not sure if I ever was scared to watch a film but I'm already sure I'll be an emotional wreck afterwards

[jcarson]

I’ve seen a number of the nominees and I have to say this rose above the rest! Amazing! I want to see it again.

[PretentiousStuff]

Academy, please understand that by giving the Oscar to Chadwick Boseman out of sentimentality, you're not honoring him, you are disrespecting his legacy. You wouldn't want your tombstone to say that you invented or discovered something that you didn't because that would be undeserving and disrespectful to your first and foremost. There are plenty of other ways to honor Chadwick, and he will forever live in our hearts as one of the greatest actors of all time. But this year it is Sir Anthony Hopkins who gave the best Lead Actor performance and Chadwick would be the first to graciously admit that himself if he were alive now and were able to see the magnificent film that The Father was. Please don't let the great 90+ year old tradition of rewarding the best achievements in movie history fail on April 25th. Do the right thing. Do the noble thing. That's what Chadwick would want you to do, too.

[soniacolletto]

Anthony, you have been my favorite actor for many years. You are simply great