# Esos longevos actores ingleses

An episode of [Lloviendo cine](https://invisiblenetwork.ai/podcast/1657439655), 22 Jul 2024, 27 min.

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En el programa de hoy de Lloviendo cine traemos actores británicos y longevos. Veteranos. Actores y actrices de las islas que a más edad, mejor actores son. Y que, al contrario de lo que sucede en otras cinematografías, continúan trabajando, continúan al pie del cañón. Nunca les falta ni les faltará trabajo. Siguen encabezando cartel, siguen en primera línea y siguen acaparando nominaciones y incluso premios Óscar. Larga vida a los actores veteranos británicos. Las músicas del podcast proceden de: George Frideric Handel, CC BY-SA 2.0 , via Wikimedia Commons United States Marine Band, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons George Frideric Handel, CC BY 3.0 , via Wikimedia Commons

## Transcript

[0:26] Let' s go, but we stay because here begins one more show of
[0:31] your favorite podcast I watching end, to which you are all pertinent inconveniently invited.
[0:37] You don' t need any kind of entry, you don' t
[0:41] need any permission. The doors are open from a wall to a show more
[1:02] of lovemaking cinema in which we are going to talk about actors, actors who
[1:07] have the same origin, the same country, even we will see it,
[1:12] the same formation, even almost the same age, all magnificent actors. That
[1:19] to begin with, but we also say it is not worth any kind of
[1:26] actor, just a certain type, those born in Britain, originally from the
[1:33] same land, because we are going to talk about that, about magnificent actors
[1:38] and actresses, all of them British, English, Scottish, Welsh and even
[1:45] some other Irish. And let' s talk about them, not for any
[1:49] Baladin theme, but trying to find the reason why they are all real artists,
[1:59] or we could say some guys when they put to this the truly extraordinary
[2:05] interpretation that British actors have so that everyone, virtually without exception, is considered
[2:14] academically, speaking of how best one can find when you have to shoot a
[2:23] film in front of the Chamber and the older one, better hand in hand
[2:37] or if it is going to be a reflection program, because it has always
[2:45] been said of these actors, they all come. That' s what the
[2:49] topic says. That' s what the saying says, they come from the
[2:53] theater tables and from there, because they eat everything they want. They can
[2:59] eat it with all this and they even repeat the truth that in ed Branak
[3:05] you also come from there. And we' re talking about actors who are
[3:10] turning years old, British actors, British actors who are still working at that
[3:16] age, because you k Netbrranak are also doing your own thing, and the
[3:25] older you are, the better you like good wines. And it is that
[3:29] one remembers the English actors and understand well what I am going to say,
[3:35] that it seems that they have always been older people who were as old as
[3:40] they were. Those actors already looked like veterans, even at an age and
[3:49] verbe they looked like older actors with gray hairs, even if they didn'
[3:53] t have them. What' s the reason for all this, what'
[3:58] s the reason for all these British actors to look bigger than they are,
[4:05] because we' ve realized the reason in raining movies. Everything in this life
[4:13] has its explanation. Let' s talk about all those British or English actors,
[4:18] those actors on the islands, whose names and, above all, whose
[4:23] faces, even their interpretations, are going to sound to us all. And
[4:30] we' ve been seeing him all our lives. And when I say all
[4:34] my life, it' s all my life. And there comes the question
[4:39] of age. Any actor, of any and nematography also seems to have a
[4:46] certain number of years, as if it were a clausus numbers for his profession,
[4:54] to act, to be in the first plan a bit in the style
[4:59] of the footballers who are three, ten, twelve, although due to technological
[5:03] and medical advances, a footballer or an athlete can reach practically forty years.
[5:11] Well, an actor, if it' s good that that' s the
[5:14] other story, is guaranteed a number of years higher than that of sportsmen to
[5:19] work on this, film, theater or television. But, as the other
[5:24] one said, nothing is forever. And even the actors and even the artists
[5:29] also seem to have their to, that it seems that there is a moment
[5:35] coming and the producers, the directors and the casting directors will forget about them,
[5:43] except in the case of the actors of the Great Breta A. British
[5:58] actors are as old as they are, they' re never gonna lack work.
[6:01] We already say it that way no matter how veteran you are if you
[6:08] are a British actor, if you are an actor of the islands, you
[6:12] have guaranteed work. What we already say does not happen in all cinematographs.
[6:16] Unfortunately, it just seems to happen there in Britain, and not just in
[6:24] today' s cinema. It' s always happened from among the old guard.
[6:30] Sometimes very old guard, they responded to that profile. All excellent actors
[6:39] and all actors who seemed to be older than I was. We are referring
[6:45] and for that we have to go back to very remote times people like the
[6:51] aster end Michael red Gray club Rayes goes to sil Rapporne, where David Niven
[7:00] is authentic trademark either Sir John Gilguo or Cedrick Hardwick, or Donald Chrisp Orres
[7:08] Harrison or James Mayson himself. The same thing also happened with people like two
[7:15] adjacent actors, and we' re going to find quite a few adjacent actors
[7:21] in today' s joviendo film show dedicated to British actors David Tomlinson and Robert
[7:28] Morley. I guarantee we' ve seen all these actors on more than one
[7:34] occasion. Fortunately, by the way, we will also give the reason why
[7:41] there are so many surrounding actors in today' s program. We could even
[7:46] name people like Oliverry and Michael York, two other adjacent actors also seemed older
[7:54] than they actually were. It also happened with Delvinghome Elliot, with George Sanders,
[8:00] with Paul Scoffield with Robert Souxy. All of them, although one seemed
[8:05] to be American, were British. All he or Nickel Davenport or Peter Ustinov
[8:11] or the fearsome Charles Lafton, two actors also adjacent, or the immigrant Charrit
[8:18] Chape or Anthony Quiay yes. It will also be a program to vindicate and
[8:24] to recommend some actors and some of their films or one of the little rights
[8:31] eyes of the heart of Jovin do cinema, the sympathetic and magnificent Margaret ruthtthor
[8:39] Sy, that unforgettable, Miss Marvel, they all seemed to be older than
[8:46] they had. What was the reason. Trevor Howard and Celia Johnson, unforgettable
[8:52] protagonists of brief encounter, is that what we are going to say may seem
[8:58] like a topic, or it may stop most evident, but at the same
[9:01] time it is irrefutable. An English actor does better than the movie in which
[9:09] he appears. If something is done with love, compassion and professionalism. In
[9:15] the end, the results are noticed in the film are they are the soul
[9:22] of the film and Jens Simons, including Odrick Headwork, Julie Andrews, Leslie
[9:30] Howard lives in leke smellens Oliver of coughing last two, husband and wife showed
[9:37] what was the origin, not only of the latter two, but practically of
[9:41] the other actors we have named so far. The tables, the theater,
[9:48] the best school for an actor. And if they don' t tell Don
[9:52] Antonio Banderas, or maybe they didn' t look older than the actors in
[9:58] the jamil were. The mythical have led by Christopher Ley or by Don Peter
[10:07] Cussiy, or did not all seem adorable and loving elders the protagonists of the
[10:16] aidy films Stanley Halloway and the named Margaret Rutherford at the head the loan of
[10:26] the tables. There are the cases of Richard Harris, Peter Toll of Dilbo
[10:31] Garde. It would seem that they always had the same age, or perhaps
[10:37] the same thing did not happen to John Mills, the unforgettable protagonist of Ryan
[10:43] ' s daughter, along with Sarah Miles, who, however young she was,
[10:48] proceeded from the theater and between mutual loves and hatreds, Don Richard Barton
[10:54] and Mrs Elisabeth Taine, at a given time actors of indeterminate age, for
[11:03] certain alcoholic addictions and Mrs Angela Lasbury British, she did not have the same
[11:09] face throughout her career. The same happened to Alekines, Peter Seller, Richard
[11:15] de Moro, Donald Prissance, Albert Finic to Song Connner, because they seemed
[11:20] to be always older than they counted. But, by the way and this
[11:50] goes for quite a few actors that we' re going to talk about next,
[11:56] all this goes way beyond Harry Potter' s sagas and those are,
[12:00] Mr Rings. And it is that some of them, some of the members
[12:05] of these sagas, have been watching them all our lives and we do not
[12:11] realize it. Some of them are still with us, they' re still
[12:16] working, they' re still at the bottom of the canyon. Others have
[12:18] been doing well until a little while ago, but not because they did not
[12:24] want it, because they would have followed it, but because reality, in
[12:31] the form of abrupt and unexpected has prevented it well. And it is another
[12:35] common feature of all English actors that they continue to work without exception. As
[12:43] good wines improve with the years as they turn old, they are still better.
[12:50] And that' s because when we talk about British actors, we already
[12:56] think about them as veteran actors, and that' s why we' ve
[13:03] seen them even when they were young, they looked like veterans to us.
[13:05] That' s why we' ve been watching them all our lives, and
[13:11] that' s why it' s striking us all, the longevity of all
[13:18] of them who keep calling them even for those sagas or those pigeon franchises,
[13:26] while in other cinematographies and I don' t want to look close, it
[13:37] A round of applause in that sense for Don Alex of the Church and
[13:37] seems that reaching a certain age demands directly to the limbo of the cinematographic asylum.
[13:43] Paraddon juanma Bajo Huyo and people like Anthony Quiel We have seen them on a
[13:46] thousand and one occasions, but we do not keep his name. We have
[13:52] seen next to Peter Sellers, Alekines or Peter Tol, names like Cecil Parker
[13:56] or Herberlom. We' ve seen them on the credit cards of those British
[14:05] films. Their names may ring a bell, but then we can' t
[14:11] make a face out of them, and those faces can' t name them.
[14:16] But the list of British actors, magnificent, British actors who seem to
[14:22] be older than they count and whom we have seen throughout their lives, is
[14:28] endless van is Arred Grave and Clendah Jackson, two surrounding actresses, Alan Bates,
[14:35] Tom Curtenight, Christopher Plummer, Hallan Rickmann, Peter Posterway, John Heart,
[14:41] Ian Holm, Knighel Hawthorne, Ean Macgyllen, Michael Gambone, two adjacent
[14:48] actors, Jim Broadwin, Timmothe S, Paul col Mini, two other adjacent
[14:54] actors, Ray Winston, Tom Wilkinson, Brendan Glisson. Which other neighboring actor,
[15:03] the Fox brothers, James and Edward Fox, as well as the neighboring
[15:11] so many others, Stephen Ria and Gabriel Byle. We do nothing but pick
[15:16] up stones and find people like Don Michael Caine, Don Jeremy Irons, Don
[15:22] Anthony Hopkins, Dona Judy Denge, Dona Gelen, Mirren under the arm,
[15:28] count on some other Oscar Doña Malli Smith, Doña and Melder Stanton, another
[15:35] of Jovin do cinema' s right eyeballs, actor Eddie Marshall, Emma Thompson,
[15:41] Julie Walters, Julian Moore, two adjacent actors, Charles Dance and Sin
[15:46] Ncallow, another with both Lian Nison and Ralphinnis, one of the best English
[15:54] actors of all time. Gary Olman, actors with David Tris and Bill Nithi,
[16:02] Jonathan Price, Patrick, Stuart benkis Lee, Alfred Molina. You know
[16:08] some of these actors, who have no work to do, who are still
[16:14] on the candlestick and even being nominated for the Oscars. The adjacent actors Robert
[16:22] Carlight Aian Hart, all absolutely continue to work, They continue to rain the
[16:29] scripts, they continue to rain the job offers and they continue to rain.
[16:36] And from here, how could we not go crazy with the name we have,
[16:40] how can we not remember it, will continue to call two adjacent actors
[16:45] like Peter Mullan and Gary Luis, and what to say about Daniel Day Lewis,
[16:53] who is retired or voluntary reasons. We imagine an arantre in ten,
[17:00] fifteen, twenty years with the gray hair, the few that remain in that
[17:06] increasingly scarce hair. To the good of Don Daniel Day, he also finified,
[17:12] unfortunately fine and magnificent actor Bob Huskins, crid of the one who cheated
[17:18] on Roger Rabbit, but also that of Mona Lisa or people like Marc Rielance
[17:25] with that second youth, they have that imprint as they turn out to be,
[17:33] they become better reserves. And so we can tell from the actors in
[17:36] the Stephen Freeders movies, the actors in the Kenloch movies, people like Kate
[17:42] winsletd like Christine Scott Thomas, how we get into another style and change a
[17:51] little bit of a third people like Jason Statzam, Stephen Graham or Paul Bethany,
[17:57] all of them adjacent actors, and it will happen to them. Also
[18:02] to all those actors not so young, but who are the next step,
[18:07] to the Hopkins or to the Michael Kln and it will happen and sometimes dials
[18:32] is passing to Ian McGregor, to Colinfiert, even to Colin Farrell, this
[18:38] one is improving over time, to Christian Baile, who is British, to
[18:44] Paddy Considin, to ries and Fans, to Toby Jones, to the great
[18:49] Toby Jones, even to Hou Grant, even to Jutlow, even to Steve
[18:56] Cuban, which is not any left end of Least United, even to rosemount
[19:03] Pike, to Markstron, Addyrind Maine, to Benedict Cumberbach, to Martin Freeman,
[19:10] of course to Slian Murphy, to Tom hardy have Ben Wishow, and
[19:15] these are the last arrivals. Andrew Garfield, Ton Hollan and it' s
[19:23] no coincidence. Some of them have a little bit to do with it.
[19:27] It' s no coincidence. We say that many of them have been decorated
[19:33] with a title, with one of the greatest decorations that can be given to
[19:41] the inhabitants of Britain, because many of them are members of the order of
[19:47] the British Empire. And if any of you lack the title, very little
[19:52] you' re going to miss a Doncilianpenheimer Murphy. Even in him even in
[20:00] all these Gomenzanos, we see that passion, that love for the profession distilled
[20:07] by those British actors, who have sucked it from little ones, with that
[20:14] theatrical formation the base and from there everything that makes them unique in the world.
[20:22] It would have to be investigated, It would have to be looked at,
[20:27] because even in the Hollywood Mecca, the Mecca of cinema, if not
[20:33] with special collaborations of actors of those ages, veteran actors have already been sent
[20:41] for long life retreat. To the British actors, some of us have already
[20:45] seen him, he has died with his boots on the boards, which is
[20:51] like many of them, not to say all of them answer if they are
[20:56] asked how they would like to die on the stage, in front of a
[21:03] camera again giving everything, even if in those times when allay in the Barrymore,
[21:07] it was necessary to tie him to the backs of a horse to be
[21:11] released in the film. It was a program of reflection of yoving cinema to
[21:17] try to explain to us why all these champions, all these British actors,
[21:23] have that longevity, have that quality to old age viruelas that until bellfas of
[21:32] Kenneth Branak year two thousand twenty- one, dona Judi Dench, had not
[22:14] yet made Yaya O O O me or man of a n O O O
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[24:42] O O O O O O O, I have come up and here has
[24:42] come another program of your podcast ahori I watching cinema in which we have tried
[24:42] to apply. Why are those British actors so good? Why are those magnificent
[24:48] British actors so long? Why don' t I tell the example in other
[24:56] cinematographies, why don' t we give more ground to the actors who have
[25:02] taught us everything, as the best good wines of older age are the actors
[25:08] of the perfida al vir we have gone back to ancient times. We have
[25:12] gone to the times of Michael Caine and Anthony Hopkins, and we have seen
[25:18] that the modern time relay is assured, although on many occasions the actors leading
[25:26] the cast are currently the most veterans of the bathroom. They are sane for
[25:34] a while and we who congratulate them long life, hoping that the program has
[25:42] been of your total pleasure. We don' t fire you until next week
[25:48] in line we' ll talk about a topic that we can think of as
[25:52] always in the next few days. Until then, we have no more than
[25:55] to thank you very much for your attention. Baba much more your patience.
[25:57] Ha nías s s S. S. S. S. NS. Final
[26:00] culinary recommendation of all raining cinema eat a lot of banana, which is very
[26:06] healthy and sure to give life longer. And above all, when you look
[26:10] at heaven, you know what you have to do. Find your cloud.
[26:14] We all have one and when you have established trust and conversation with her,
[26:19] you have to tell her well. I' m quite clear about the rain
[26:25] of cinema for ten.

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