All is Lost Interview: Robert Redford Sits Down with Sasha Perl-Raver
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- čas přidán 28. 08. 2024
- Robert Redford admits he only sees fault when re-watching his work, reveals the greatest lessons he's learned over the course of his career and what propels him today, all while dropping T.S. Eliot and Samuel Beckett knowledge as we sit down to discuss his new film, "All is Lost."
This is a great film .
Jan Green i tough it would end that that he would drown himself
Scared me for a moment
He’s such a commanding actor and excellent director. Only wish he could have done more movies with Paul Newman
Love this movie 🎬, it shows you how GREAT of an actor Robert Redford truly is just holding a whole film together like this with about only 5 speaking lines in a whole script. The sounds of the air,ocean,water,waves and wind was fascinating alone ,i think if not my favorite, one of the best movies of 2013👍🙂❣️
Such a wise man with natural humility is rare indeed. If Redford was a religion i'd follow it.
All us ladies need a Robert redford in our life's. He is a national treasure. Lynn. From york. England.
I watched this film for the first time on cable, not expecting anything in particular, being a 'mild' admirer of Mr. Redford's career, and I was impressed. He showed a vulnerability I haven't seen in his other performances, namely a flawed human being having put himself under absurd circumstances and trying to survive the best he can and failing miserably throughout most of the crisis. lol. I liked that, and though it takes some patience to go 'through it' with his character, was worth the time watching a tour-de-force performance where he wasn't playing a hero, or anti-hero, or 'hunk' or 'sexy leading man'. The ambiguity was interesting in the way that it left the viewer to wonder who he was before this voyage of disaster, if he was a winner or loser in his former life, etc., etc., I liked that mystery. For better or for worse you were as the viewer, almost invited to be a 'ghost writer' to his fate, a witness to his survival or death in meaninglessness. Anyhow, I think it's worth the watch at least once if you like Redford 'raw'.
Great Redford interview. 'I guess not, otherwise I wouldn't have said it' great spirit!!
I am a sailer and this movie still means alot to me, The mistakes he constantly made really got me going and from my understanding, thats what he wanted us to see. I have been in storms and 40+ knotts of wind for many hours , even at night. your truly chained to your own fate. your teeth become gritty with hours of adrenaline and every gust brings a new challenge. theres no time to do anything except keep her on her feet and not loose your sails or mast. you tend to be alone on deck because the crew has turned green from being sea sik. what i also think about is at that time, you ask yourself, Why did i even buy this death trap,lol but shortly after , your digest all the lessons you learned and took new precautions and now your skills have grown. then you plan your next trip and you push a little bit farther. Sailing has become a true love of my life. i would love to ask Robert Redford a few things about his experensce in making this movie. lol, I had issues with most everything he did to help the situation. the bad part about the movie was it made sailing seem like a catch 22. its not at all, the way you learn is in small trips and study your mistakes. put values of gear and systems , then beef it up and bring 2 of each at least,lol. At least i met my wife before getting into sailing because i heard the sea men and women dont mix,lol.
Nice comment!
Thank´s! The film run at time in Germany and i have never see this film! The TV Magacine write, its under the eyes of profis impossible! Wow 2 Yaers ago! The Film is from 2013..
Gone Fishing I'm a solo ocean sailor too and I met Redford some years ago: he's a very experienced sailor himself.
@@rucksackrules2266 Maybe that was the point. Im glad you replied, It adds a new perspective to this movie. We have all been in situations beyond our skill level. Sailing just happens to be one that will hurt you for what you dont know. To get a participation trophy, You have to survive. Reminds me of a set of Lyrics from Leanards Cohen, Suzanna. " Jesus was a sailor and he walked upon the water, and he spent a long time watching from a lonely wooden tower, and he when he knew for certan, only drowning men could see him. He said all men shall be sailors then until the sea shall free them. and he set beneath your wisdom like a stone. I would really like to meet with Robert Redford and talk sailing and the making of this movie.
Gone Fishing That will hurt you for what you don't know is a great quote from you. I'll keep it in mind. I guess the drama of the movie is so impressive, because of the determination and craftmanship of the character, but also the despair showed. Sailing can be a bitch, haha.
I just happened to see this movie on Huly, and boy am I glad I saw that. Robert is a gem and a phenomenal actor. What a fantastic movie.
I hope I'm that badass when I'm 77.
She's a good interviewer. I like that he enjoyed it, clearly.
Tremento e wonderfool..film....excelente actore...felicityyyyyyyy ❤
This is an extraordinary interview.
There's something hypnotic about this film: I had it on a loop, for a while (the acting, the music, the story itself -one man versus the elements)...It got me into watching a bunch of documentaries about Donald Crowhurst (very tragic, TRUE story...) What makes somebody take on such a challenge, in the first place, is the key question, I think...
Phenomenal film. Great storyline. Epic!!!
This looks like one hell of a film. He is a great actor.
Enjoyed this a lot, found it very touching and was an interesting experience watching this film, you feel as isolated as the character does the whole time. I like that its a no bullshit portrayal of this kind of situation, though obviously it's a film and many parts of it are far fetched, I feel it strips the subject down to the bare minimum, it's tense and beautifully filmed, great acting from Robert Redford who barely says a word yet conveys such emotion with his expressions.
How is it great acting?? He's not acting... Put him on a good boat and he'll be axactly the same. An old man
Movies like this, of solo survival, touch us because they express what it's like for each of us in life. We all struggle. When we have other people around to help us our struggle is lessened. When we struggle the most is when we are alone, physically, emotionally or otherwise. When you know no one is coming to help, it forces you to figure it out yourself, when you know it's do or die. And that can be the greatest reward, when you know you can rely on yourself.
i watched the movie 2 times and I still cried like 5 times throughout the movie.
How adorable is he here?
This is a great interview
Yes, truly. But i got distracted by the fact she looked so much like kathy griffin. Missed so many movies. Worth watching again for the two quotes or references to his heritage.
The Old Man and the Sea, 1958 starring Spencer Tracy shares some themes.
one of my fav movies. love the arthouse taste to it.
Ms. Raver is one of the best interviewers, entertainment reporters in the business
It is rare for me to watch a movie made in the last 50-years repeatedly, until All Is Lost came along. I couldn't stop watching this movie for weeks after the first viewing. Interesting and awesome on multiple levels.
Coppington Farnham Same.
I liked that he very carefully credited every worker who worked on the production of this excellent movie. And he prominently acknowledged Maersk steamship company, Copenhagen,who saved his life at the end. The movie conveys very well the despairing conditions of trying to remain on a sailboat 1/2 filled with seawater.
I don't know why he didn't just use a fully reefed mainsail instead of a storm jib.
LEGEND🙌
He's lovely x 😘
Great Interview💋
Хороший фильм. Роберт Редфорд напомнил мне нашего гениального актёра Иннокентия Смоктуновского, похож.
OMG the value of silence..........@4:45 .....
It's a beautiful movie 💐💐😊
A real artist.
Awesome movie
Marvelous film..totally engrossing...and and ending that works really well...death should be celebrated, but you don't always have to go..
A great film totally transfixed, excellent with so little dialogue
Nibelung, I get it. Very nice film and sentiment.
@Pete Engelman the white sail was a storm jib to help stabilize the boat in the storm and he didn't go into the water on purpose, he was knocked off the boat
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Jai adoré bravo l artiste
Actually I'm watching this movie today I really liked it it's great movie I really wondering that last moment
Knocked me out -- your depth, as well as Bob's, as you tangled with this drama and tried to make sense of the Zeitgeist that birthed it. You did great, Sas, in this encounter, and the mingling of those terrifying clips from the film with your collective exploration of its meaning -- wow, is all I can say.
I have watched this movie 4 times with other people.
super film
"If something good happened to you there is something wrong with it " How sad to live by those standards no wonder.
❤👍
أنا شفتوا فيلم وااااعر زوووين بزاااف اوفي نفس الوقت كي بين ليك شحال الحياه زوييينه
But this movie does remind me of his early work on television
Awesome Im fucked movie.
he is a mix of Brad Pitt, Owens Wilson and I think trump takes his pic when he goes for surgery. 🤣 likes this movie alot.
A silent film?
He was more himself in the film than he was in this interview. Gut feeling no hate and yes I still would ok. xx
i was thinking why he took all that trouble get himself entangled in such a mess and suddenly the answer hit me hard on the head ... THE BAHAMAS !!!
he was in the indian ocean
Big fan but didn't get this movie,
As an experienced single-handed sailor this film had me constantly screaming bullshit every few minutes. It is totally unrealistic all the way through and sailors who make just one bad decision of the many he made do not survive. I did have a laugh at him reconnecting the PL259 antenna cable at the top, of a very steady mast !, with a spanner (wrench) and cutting away a fallen mast by severing one line, what about the minimum six steel stays? Hollywood should stay away from anything to do with boats.
I would like to have seen him actually get pulled in the boat and tell what he went through.
Wasn't necessary. We saw what he went through, it wouldn't have brought anything to the movie. Thats why its such a good film, because its one man and pretty much silent.
4:21
saddest. movie. ever. I really thought he was gonna die at the end
+ScopeClaw Me too, even after the movie I felt really sad
But didn't he?
But he did didn't he
the condition depicted in this movie is very frustrating and asking God for help is only thing u can do.......
englishman in NEW YOURK
......why would anybody go sailing alone?
Challenge yourself. Or because no one was available.
They always have interviewers who ask such crass questions.why doesnt she ask him about the movie rather than fawning sicophancy
butch cassidy and the sundance kid greatness the sting great all the president's men greatness he was and is more than a pretty boy also loved Ordinary People and Legend Of Bagger Vance the he directed also he created the Sundance Film Festival he is american icon
PAN PANNOZ. IF YOU DO NOT LIKE IT COOL, BUT SAVE US ALL YOUR LAME COMMENTS.....
To employ the Irish cynicism that Redford alludes to, this is a star interview. And if that poster is anything to go by, its about Robert Redford in a boat. Of the seven previous comments, only one is less than star-crossed, if a little harsh. Marty Pelmutter's is pretentious -"Zeitgeist that birthed it"?! It doesn't even make sense!. Are you a teenager with a profile photo of someone else, I wonder?
This is a Christian movie. There are many messages from Jesus in this movie.
about 80% of the movie shows our life and how weak humans are. There is nothing he can do on the small boat in the middle of the ocean. He is just trying to find out his location. Will it make the difference if he finds out his location ? He couldn't even stop the ship going next to him.
In the last 10 minutes, How could he stop the ship ? He was able to hold the ship when he gave up everything he had. The small boat is everything he had. That's what exactly Jesus says. If you want to follow me , then give up everything.
After his boat got burned up, he gave up his life and was sinking. What happened then ? He saw the light above. God just show us the path , we are the ones who have to do it. God knows he was sinking but he never jumps in to save him. He must swim up to the surface of water.
at the end of movie , did you see God is giving him a hand when he almost reaches the surface ?
film is noot good
What a sad commentary on the lives of so many boomers. Fulfillment is to keep working? What about to help other people? Why this relentless focus on yourself?
its not epic or magnificent, its very frustrating that we have no back story to who he is and then witness the string of errors that questions why is this incompetent human being out in sea.
I find that part of the greatness, it's up to you to decide, too many survival films focus on that, this film is about a man's survival, its not about the character. It's really about survival and the silence of being alone.
How do you know he's incompetent if you don't even know what happened to this character?
via his reckless behaviour and actions on trying to survive.
Carlos Morcillo and how do you find his behaviour reckless?
Worst Redford movie.....at least Castaway had dialogue.
HAHAHAHA!!! Robert Wigford, your wig is just so pathetic
You're a little too young to watch this movie, kid.
tricksterhuaun
I think so too, but I think it's because I don't wear a wig, I rather shave my dome. That thing on his head is absolutely RIDICULOUS... It's like The Emperor's New Clothes Part II: Old Hollywood Farts Revealed.
Have a seat youngin and show some respect for an iconic and legendary actor. One day you might appreciate talent and experience, but today is clearly not that day.
Terry Pearce
Experience? Talent?? Guess again!! Just look at the wig, blind fellow!!!!!!!
I liked him before this movie... but I want my money back seriously. This is not a movie. It's a bloke on a boat with fake shit happening for 2 hours
SO BAD AND BORING
I watched this film for the first time on cable, not expecting anything in particular, being a 'mild' admirer of Mr. Redford's career, and I was impressed. He showed a vulnerability I haven't seen in his other performances, namely a flawed human being having put himself under absurd circumstances and trying to survive the best he can and failing miserably throughout most of the crisis. lol. I liked that, and though it takes some patience to go 'through it' with his character, was worth the time watching a tour-de-force performance where he wasn't playing a hero, or anti-hero, or 'hunk' or 'sexy leading man'. The ambiguity was interesting in the way that it left the viewer to wonder who he was before this voyage of disaster, if he was a winner or loser in his former life, etc., etc., I liked that mystery. For better or for worse you were as the viewer, almost invited to be a 'ghost writer' to his fate, a witness to his survival or death in meaninglessness. Anyhow, I think it's worth the watch at least once if you like Redford 'raw'.
Odyssey Mosaic I also wondered about the characters history: wearing a wedding band, in the very first shot a small childs sneakers is seen, did he buy the Seiko SKX somewhere along his sailtrip through Asia, etc.
This is a great film .