He goes from anger, to self-loathing, back to anger, to grief, and then to resolve. In the span of about 30 seconds. Amazing. It's a crime he wasn't nominated for an oscar.
He was so great as Robert the Bruce, great acting, just perfect. Unfortunately most of the emphasis of the movie is on Mel Gibson as William Wallace. In the movie William Wallace(spoiler alert) dies in the end, but he has had a great influence on Bruce and others. Similarly, in the movie El-Cid, the Charlton Heston character is a knight who gradually prepares a young man to eventually become king, fighting and eventually dying but in the process teaching the young prince how to be a king.
Great scenes and lines but the best one is later, when Robert's father tells him "Finally you know what it's like to hate" and he responds "My hate will die with you"....ugh chills
My favorite part of the movie. He really becomes a true man here. Believing in his own heart. And understanding that honor and honesty have no substitutes for the man who "really lives".
Yes! I think this is what so many films are missing these days. Yes, Braveheart isn't historically accurate but that doesn't take away from the emotions the film give you. Modern movies are missing this sense of honor and commitment in our heroes. Everything needs to be so morally grey and dingy. I miss the days of real gallant heroes. Men and women who gave their lives for God and Country, who inspired the audience to aspire to something greater even if it's only for the runtime of the film.
Of all the scenes in this film, THIS is the one I remember in its entirety. It touched my soul & I felt as he has SO many times....saying the same words. I know this is a historical drama so we’ll never know exactly what Robert the Bruce actually felt or said in life, but it’s likely he went through much more in his life than the majority of us.
He played my favourite character in Turn, the ranger Robert Rogers. He injected so much charisma into him that I was always looking forward to his appearances. Even though he was an antagonist and the show had many great characters he really stood out for his style and wit.
"For what does it profit a man to gain the world and lose his own soul?" Robert the Bruce learns what this means before it's too late. "I will never be on the wrong side again."
Leper: I'm the one who's rotting but I think your face looks graver than mine. Son, we must have alliance with England to prevail here. You achieved that. You saved your family, increased your land. In time, you will have all the power in Scotland. Robert: Lands, titles, men, power, nothing. Leper: Nothing? Robert: I have nothing. Men fight for me, because if they do not, I throw them off my land and I starve their wives and their children. Those men who bled the ground red at Falkirk, they fought for William Wallace, and he fights for something that I've never had. And I took it from him when I betrayed him and I saw it in his face on the battlefield, and it's tearing me apart. Leper: Well, all men betray. All lose heart. Robert: I don't want to lose heart. I want to believe as he does. I will never be on the wrong side again.
For all of it's historical inaccuracies you can't deny the power of Mel and Angus's portrayals in Braveheart. I liked Outlaw King, but Chris Pine just didn't rouse the emotions as much.
Although complete fantasy, and only a small one at that in comparison to the rest of the film, this small scene is more enthralling than the entirety of the Outlaw King.
I really liked Outlaw King, but I did not like Chris Pine as Robert the Bruce, the rest of the characters were great though. It's a shame that they cut out the scene with an alive William Wallace.
Its like all the actors in this epic movie,were absolutely born to play their roles,to perfection and sadly to dissipear,and mostly not be seen again,think of the brilliant performance of thom hulce in amadeus,and because they were so amazing,the just could not be used an any movie thereafter,sometimes perfection is a curse
@@craigeboy70 that's because you've never had the power of others in your hand.... once you have royal power, trust becomes an illusion you learn to use.... just call yourself purple *rain* not reign 💜
@@Dukethedaywalker It's purplereign because it's a 15 year old gaming tag .Obviously Purplerain is not available (I wonder why) , I love how you assume my name has something to do with power and kings and this video .Your statement is Bs on top of that Royal power has nothing to do with it he's a snake with 0 integrity , Mercy Of David hahahahah just call yourself David ffs
I recently learned that some of the people we point to as patriotically Scottish were from foreign family's. Robert the Bruce's family were originally called De Bruc and changed their name to sound more native. The Guy he killed in Arbroath Abby was also Norman French and the guy the English king picked to rule Scotland was also Norman French. Even the Wallace family came North with the founder of Paisley Abby from Shropshire but also Norman French. Puts a different perspective on the Auld alliance with France for me. I need to research this more to hopefully find out this is wrong because it puts a spanner in the patriotic fervor i have for my country.
To believe in something like a good righteous cause, oh, if only. Another great scene from an awesome movie. Histrorically inaccurate but awesome nonetheless.
I dont understand why John Fury said he was this leper from Braveheart. This leper doesnt seem to value loyalty and even advised his son to betray Wallace. I see John Fury more like the Scottish father who was fighting alonside wallace and his son. He was brave and fought till the end, never once betraying his family.
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"I want to believe, as he does"
Favorite line from the movie. It's always stuck with me for some reason.
Just like Polish people from 1795 to 1918
"I will *never* be on the wrong side again." is one of my favorite lines from this.
He goes from anger, to self-loathing, back to anger, to grief, and then to resolve. In the span of about 30 seconds. Amazing. It's a crime he wasn't nominated for an oscar.
He was so great as Robert the Bruce, great acting, just perfect. Unfortunately most of the emphasis of the movie is on Mel Gibson as William Wallace. In the movie William Wallace(spoiler alert) dies in the end, but he has had a great influence on Bruce and others. Similarly, in the movie El-Cid, the Charlton Heston character is a knight who gradually prepares a young man to eventually become king, fighting and eventually dying but in the process teaching the young prince how to be a king.
Because it was historically inaccurate but a good speech.
Warren Spearman &*
Don Gilleo 8
He was distraught which brought about his ambivalence.
Most underated acting ever. One of my favorite scenes ever!
"I don't want to lose heart", best line in the film, from a Scotsman x
No it's " And it's tearing me apart!", from fellow human.
@@MacClariggsYOU’RE TEARING ME APART LISA!!!
Great scenes and lines but the best one is later, when Robert's father tells him "Finally you know what it's like to hate" and he responds "My hate will die with you"....ugh chills
IDONTWANNALOSEHEART!!!
I wanna belieeeeeeeeeeve.
Anton Posa As he does...
I came here just for that
Maaan it's so real rhe way he act. The emotion the anger the regret of his action... Thia dude should have won an Oscar
I love this scene because Robert the Bruce’s father, by the end knew that the hold he had on his son was over.
When he said “ I dont wanna lose heart” I lost it 😭🤧
One of the best lines in the movie.
I’m here because John fury said he was the leper in the loft in brave heart
YES!!!!!!!!!!!!
💯
Me too 😂
Same, i still dont get the reference but its even more funny 😂😂😂
Me too!!! 😂
I don’t want to lose heart! I want to believe,as he believes!! My favorite line
My favorite part of the movie. He really becomes a true man here. Believing in his own heart. And understanding that honor and honesty have no substitutes for the man who "really lives".
Judeman Art well said
Yes! I think this is what so many films are missing these days. Yes, Braveheart isn't historically accurate but that doesn't take away from the emotions the film give you. Modern movies are missing this sense of honor and commitment in our heroes. Everything needs to be so morally grey and dingy. I miss the days of real gallant heroes. Men and women who gave their lives for God and Country, who inspired the audience to aspire to something greater even if it's only for the runtime of the film.
Well said
@@beanofsteel
This movie has some of the best Shakespearean acting that has translated to film extremely well.
one of the best scenes of all time. this actor was unbelievable I'm this movie
Redi Dibrani he was in saw 6
He’s also in that amc series
Of all the scenes in this film, THIS is the one I remember in its entirety. It touched my soul & I felt as he has SO many times....saying the same words. I know this is a historical drama so we’ll never know exactly what Robert the Bruce actually felt or said in life, but it’s likely he went through much more in his life than the majority of us.
He played my favourite character in Turn, the ranger Robert Rogers. He injected so much charisma into him that I was always looking forward to his appearances. Even though he was an antagonist and the show had many great characters he really stood out for his style and wit.
"For what does it profit a man to gain the world and lose his own soul?" Robert the Bruce learns what this means before it's too late.
"I will never be on the wrong side again."
Angus MacFadyen's acting in the scene is amazing. Robert The Bruce is ashamed and angry with himself over his betrayal of William Wallace.
"Lands, titles, men, power, Nothing"
“Nothing?”
@@Lobsterwithinternet “I have nothing”
@@nsaucier1988 "all ppl loose heart"
I love this part its so pure!
Darryl Jackson yea it is !!
Leper: I'm the one who's rotting but I think your face looks graver than
mine. Son, we must have alliance with England to prevail here. You achieved
that. You saved your family, increased your land. In time, you will have
all the power in Scotland.
Robert: Lands, titles, men, power, nothing.
Leper: Nothing?
Robert: I have nothing. Men fight for me, because if they do not, I throw
them off my land and I starve their wives and their children. Those men who
bled the ground red at Falkirk, they fought for William Wallace, and he
fights for something that I've never had. And I took it from him when I
betrayed him and I saw it in his face on the battlefield, and it's tearing
me apart.
Leper: Well, all men betray. All lose heart.
Robert: I don't want to lose heart. I want to believe as he does. I will
never be on the wrong side again.
His Dad reminds me of a more tender Tywin. Although Tywin is definitely based on longshanks to some extent.
"I Dont want To Lose Heart!!!..."
~
I think the vast majority of us Resonate With This having Betrayed...Ourselves
I don't want to lose (brave) heart lol
😞💔
What did he mean by he didn't want to lose heart?
a lot of people in the world today have lost heart
For all of it's historical inaccuracies you can't deny the power of Mel and Angus's portrayals in Braveheart.
I liked Outlaw King, but Chris Pine just didn't rouse the emotions as much.
"I don't want to lose heart...I want to believe as he does"
always gets me....
Great acting and delivery!
Genial escena! Me encantó la labor de este actor que interpretó a Robert the bruce. Un genio!
Powerfull scene! Love it!
Although complete fantasy, and only a small one at that in comparison to the rest of the film, this small scene is more enthralling than the entirety of the Outlaw King.
I really liked Outlaw King, but I did not like Chris Pine as Robert the Bruce, the rest of the characters were great though. It's a shame that they cut out the scene with an alive William Wallace.
Both men acted incredibly well here.
Its like all the actors in this epic movie,were absolutely born to play their roles,to perfection and sadly to dissipear,and mostly not be seen again,think of the brilliant performance of thom hulce in amadeus,and because they were so amazing,the just could not be used an any movie thereafter,sometimes perfection is a curse
A crown is not worth the price of honor
It was at this point that Robert's father realized he would have to go behind his son's back to finish off Wallace.
This is the best scene in the movie.
Best acting in the movie.
I'm here as a staunch British man but Scotland has and will always be the strongest
" My hate will die with you"
All men betray
All lose heart
I don’t want to lose heart!
I want to believe!
Saw this guy older and fatter in AMCs ‘Turn’ American spies and he was awesome. I looked him up and sure enough that’s Robert the Bruce
The subject of faith.Lesson for my country.Greetings from Serbia.
I don’t want to lose heart! I want to believe.
That line ladies and gentlemen "I don't want to lose heart" if you don't feel that line like i know most do then well idk if you feel at all
Amazing.
The old man reminds me of my brother-in-law
amazing cast in this movie
John Fury's looking well
Epic scene,❤
"Lands, titles, men, power,.....nothing" lol
I don't want to lose heart!!
😐... 😔... 😪
"All men betray"
That's rich coming from him. World becomes such a small place when you can't trust anyone.
He's right though.
@@ryanwarner5006 maybe in your world not mine.
@@craigeboy70 that's because you've never had the power of others in your hand.... once you have royal power, trust becomes an illusion you learn to use.... just call yourself purple *rain* not reign 💜
@@Dukethedaywalker It's purplereign because it's a 15 year old gaming tag .Obviously Purplerain is not available (I wonder why) , I love how you assume my name has something to do with power and kings and this video .Your statement is Bs on top of that Royal power has nothing to do with it he's a snake with 0 integrity , Mercy Of David hahahahah just call yourself David ffs
I’ll never be in the wrong side again . He kills me here
I DON'T WANNA LOSE HEART!
You know that feeling, Slav.
great..
there will never be acting like this again
We may never know Sam!
Yes there will, and is.
Big John Fury
I recently learned that some of the people we point to as patriotically Scottish were from foreign family's. Robert the Bruce's family were originally called De Bruc and changed their name to sound more native. The Guy he killed in Arbroath Abby was also Norman French and the guy the English king picked to rule Scotland was also Norman French. Even the Wallace family came North with the founder of Paisley Abby from Shropshire but also Norman French.
Puts a different perspective on the Auld alliance with France for me.
I need to research this more to hopefully find out this is wrong because it puts a spanner in the patriotic fervor i have for my country.
My Scots family were Normans too . No crime, as a lot of Highlanders were of Irish blood. History is never static 😉
Robert the bruces mother was a Gael from southwest(I think) Scotland who had family ties in Ireland.
Update?
Braveheart- the GoT movie.
Ian bannen also a great actor he played Jackie O'Shea in Waking Ned Devine.
John Fury
Just saw him say that and came to watch this
....”I’m ‘im.”
john fury
To believe in something like a good righteous cause, oh, if only. Another great scene from an awesome movie. Histrorically inaccurate but awesome nonetheless.
Necu vise nikad bit na pogrešnoj strani.
Absolutely one of the best scenes! Who played his father, anyone know?
eyeOOsee It was Ian Bannen!No more in life.
Gerard Depardieu? The Fench actor.
Bought and sold for English gold, such a parcel of rogues in a nation.......
Robert how could you betray William 🥺
Because he was a liability.
what is the name of the actor who plays the father
From which movie is it? Thanks
Braveheart (1995)
Pop pop bang
I dont understand why John Fury said he was this leper from Braveheart. This leper doesnt seem to value loyalty and even advised his son to betray Wallace. I see John Fury more like the Scottish father who was fighting alonside wallace and his son. He was brave and fought till the end, never once betraying his family.
Is that Karl Rove?
Is that John Fury?
Exemplary film.
Iwannabelieeeeeeeeeeeeeeve as heedus
My real question is?? How powerful Scotland would've been if they United and Ousted the English??
100
4 giants (side notes time stamped total verification)
Great scene , bad history. The old man was right; thats always been the way of powerful men.
There is also power in a higher conviction.
What was wrong with the father ? Dud he have some disease ?
Yes, probably lepra ir something like this
Leprosy
Some great acting - but a total mish-mash Historically - but enjoy it for what it is a movie.
What disease does he have?
It’s Leprosy, also called Hansen disease
Robert Bruce's father didn't have leprosy. He suffered from a chronic case of cutaneous porphyria.