Netflix's The Sandman: Exclusive "Lucifer" Clip (2022) Tom Sturridge, Gwendoline Christie
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- čas přidán 24. 07. 2022
- In this exclusive scene from Episode 4 of Netflix's The Sandman, Dream (Tom Sturridge) goes to Hell to reclaim his stolen Helmet of Dreams from one of the demons of Lucifer Morningstar (Gwendoline Christie). The scene also features Matthew the Raven (voiced by Patton Oswalt) and Lucifer's assistant Mazikeen (Cassie Clare). Adapted from Neil Gaiman's seminal DC Comics series, The Sandman debuts on Netflix on August 5, 2022.
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Gwendoline Christie literally has the sort of cherub-baby face angels were depicted with in so much Catholic art. A really cool and eerie effect
Lucifer was always often depicted as the most beautiful of Angels.
@@SnakeRoadComicsOfficial3677 That’s because the story from the Bible states that Lucifer was the most beautiful being
Edit- Or at least “perfect in beauty”
@@nicole9volt wasn't in the Bible, that was in Paradise Lost which is Bible fanfic
In short, she has the perfect face fitting for an angel role.
@@patrikdator1265 Exactly! And she's around 6'3", so she can appear a bit intimidating easily.
the casting for Dream looks so promising not just in the actor's look but his voice, intensity, movement and gravitas
To me he looks and sounds like a british soccerplayer. But hey, to each their own.
yeah..he could be the next batman😂😂😂
Too bad they screwed up Death
Dude kind reminds me of Edward Cullen from the Twilight movie
@@jasongarcia1886 😂😂😂😂rofl
One aspect wich is not talked about enough is Lucifers palace. The courtyard with the demons is the twisted image of Saint Peter square, and the Devil is standing in the same spot the pope makes his speeches. Really cool detail, props to the producers
She speaks as Lucifer would, the soft cajoling, the undercurrent of envy even fear. Chills!
you have a lot of conversations with the devil do you?
@@TheRealGunfish of course silly, Doesn't everyone ☺️. Wait........ ...DOESN'T EVERYONE 😧???
And barely concealed menace in every word. Chills indeed!
She plays it like she knows she could trick anyone into doing what she wants, and make them think it was their idea to do so.
@@SteinarrBattlefist Really? Lucifer sounds like a condescending, smarmy see you next Tuesday to me...
Her acting looks so spot on! She passes the feeling of superiority but at the same time doesn't look like the most powerful being of the universe.
Was not expecting Mazikeen to make an appearance. Glad to see she showed up too!
Is she the same Mazikeen as the one from Lucifer, the series with Tom Ellis as the titular character?
Nooot really
Both are different interpretations based on the same comic character though
@@jordanhunter3375 Lucifer Morningstar and Mazikeen both in this and on the Lucifer show come from the same comic book origins, but the adaptation is quite different (this one is much more faithful to the source, of course)
Doesn’t make sense why is Lucifer a female
@@trevorwalsh9443 because angels have no gender
She's not manipulating him. He's playing along because it saves time. Dream does not fear hell. He reminds her why later on.
Lucifer is the ruler of hell, but dream is it's architect.
He may not fear Hell, but he definitely fears Lucifer.
@@anxnymous_bodies Lucifer wants it all gone, including hell. But even Morpheus won't give them the pleasure.
Morpheus knows that Lucifer can destroy him in Hell; but killing Morpheus would gain nothing for Lucifer (another would take his place). Morpheus knows the only reason he is not attacked is because the temptation of a TRAPPED Morpheus, enhancing Hell's power, stays Lucifer's hand.
Thus Morpheus plays along hoping because it's his only option. Morpheus isn't powerful enough to simply take the helm; he has to wait for Lucifer to give it to him (by challenge or trickery).
...And she reminds him why he should...by leaving him its keys...
The only way Lucifer could have been better cast is if 1970s David Bowie was available for the role, Gwendoline Christie nailed it
Had David Bowie been alive there would not even be an audition for the role.
Or better... Tom Ellis.
From the new gen take.
@@the_unfiltered_truth7181 pass.
Lucifer from the original DC Sandman run literally is David Bowie lol
@@the_unfiltered_truth7181 Tom Ellis lucifer is no way acceptable for sandman. He transformed lucifer in a goofy womanizer. Lucifer in its unadultered form (and far superior form) is a very stoic being, 15 billion years old that is well above human low humor and is UNAFFECTED BY THE ENDLESS (yet that is very important, he has no destiny, he does not die, he does not dream, he cannot be destroyed, he IS NOT ENSLAVED TO DESIRES, he does not despair, he cannot be confused)
You gotta admire Lucifer for offering the ABSOLUTE minimum amount of help, while making it clear there's a threat behind every word...
And plotting a dangerous move.
Literally a deal with the actual devil.
because he/she is in complete control. Morpheus knows it. In the comics he is very clear, had lucifer wished and morpheous would cease to exist. Even destiny IN HIS REALM is no match for lucifer or Michael.
@Audrion Irks she
@Audrion Irks Actually a He in the source materials, which is where op gets his info from
@Audrion Irks Not back in the original books. But in the show, yes.
The funny thing about some people being angry about this casting decision is that she actually looks like Lucifer in the comic. He’s drawn to look very feminine.
Exactly!
believe it or not there is a type of person out there who gets mad a comic adaptions of comics they haven’t read
No, he was drawn to look like David Bowie, not feminine
@trihermawan9553 he was meant to look androgynous like david bowie and Gwendoline fits perfectly in that regard
this is very well casted, he really looks ancient yet young and the voice is on the spot
very bad casting , sorry. no feeling of strength or power from dream or lucy.
@@lgnfve weird take. The characters always had subtle ways of displaying authority and lack of fear which translates well in the acting.
While I'd like CG or makeup on his eyes, the voice is spot on.
@@lgnfve Agreed. Neil Gaimens Lucifer is same from comic to comic, and was based on Sting. Does she look like a young Sting? Bad casting.
Tom Ellis at least carried the spirit of gaimens lucifer.
Such a chilling moment to see Lucifer and Morpheus converse with each other. Literally on the edge of my seat during this moment.
That is almost ripped from the comic.
They could have made the devil somebody who would actually be intimidating like someone actually believable as the devil but na they went for Brean of Tarth 🤣
@@SidmanJam She’s classical, softly spoken, very tall and imposing with a wide strong frame. Actually works very well for a portrayal of Lucifer. Very intimidating indeed, being a man doesn’t always lead to being more intimidating or a better performance, Gwendoline did a stellar job.
@@SidmanJam oh you mean like a big monster with scary wings, long horns, sharp teeth, and a bloody skin? HAHA what a child you are if that's your level of what fear and intimidation is.
I'm so glad they skipped Tom Ellis as Lucifer here. Gwendolyn captures the essence of false diplomacy along with her quiet notes of pride in her speech; evil in it's subtlest form. Meanwhile, Tom Ellis is more of a misunderstood fallen angel with redeemable qualities; goodness in hiding. Lucifer at the very least should not be something fixable or broken, he should be simply evil.
Disagreed on the latter part. Anything and anyone is capable of change and redemption.
they are the same character in both shows
@@the_unfiltered_truth7181 Darth Sidious isn’t
2:58 “Tools are the subtlest of traps. We become reliant upon them and in their absence-we are vulnerable, weak, defenseless…”
The Ruler of Hell has a point-e.g., Sauron with his rings, Voldemort with his horcruxes. Darth Sidious with his apprentices, Pennywise with his fears, etc.
Sometimes you don't need tools to access your full potential, but you need it to weaken your ability so the damage and efforts can be minimized.
my favourite detail is lucifers hair being all golden and curly like a cherub, but also just curled enough to look like ram horns
LOVE THE HEIGHT DIFFERENCE
Gwendoline Christie here is an incredibly close match for how Lucifer was initially portrayed. The total Davie Bowie riff didn't happen until later. Also, Christie was cast with the expectation of playing the role in an androgynous manner over the course of the series - so make-up, hairstyle, etc, are going to change dramatically. Something underestimated by some commentators is that Christie is very tall, and has the ability to look imposing, icy. This will be important for Lucifer later on, and was probably a factor in casting.
The Bowie riff happened since day one. In Preludes & Nocturnes Lucifer looks like young Bowie on the cover of his first album.
Yes there is indeed need to be able to make Lucifer imposing and threatening.
So soft-spoken, so chilling. This is going to be fun!
That's "hello" gave me goosebumps
THIS IS THE LUCIFER NEIL WROTE!!!
Yes, the original David Bowie-version. Not the lame, disappointing Fox version. And Maze looks cooler too.
@@Beerbottles123 The Fox version is what Mike Carey (who wrote the Lucifer comic) originally envisioned before workshopping the concept further. That's why the first story has a kidnapping plot. Carey moved away from his initial concept as he developed Lucifer's motivations.
How dare you! Lucifer Moringstar is spectacular no matter incarnation.
Really? looks like a lovely granny XD
@@Beerbottles123 how dare you disrespectful my son
Definitely pumped to see the rap battle scene with the demon in order to win his helm back.
😭
You must be mistaken this with your generic, cheesy, comedic, formulaic, and watered down garbage known as marvel cinematic universe also known as Disney kiddie fun trainwreck universe
@@xesspectre6441 It's a joke you goof
@@xesspectre6441 are you okay
Just this scene alone makes me excited to watch The Sandman
Try one of best series ever come netflix
here's hoping the story goes as far as we getting a sequel of Lucifer when he decides to shutdown hell and leave it cause he's tired, Morpheus, so very tired.
Pretty sure Netflix already made six seasons of that one, but the lead into that would be awesome.
@@xanderm6090 no that was one wasn't comic accurate
What Arthur is referring to is an adaption of the Lucifer comics which are totally different than whatever the tom Ellis show did
@@JSTmore in fairness, there are now 2 separate comics that tell what Lucifer did after leaving Hell. Carey's Lucifer run, and Dan Watters'. Both are incredible, but don't fit with each other
@@emmetbayne2561 Dan Watter's was sequel to blood on the street tho in other words a second sequel to Carey's run
And it wasn't great tbh
Samael isn't afraid of anything right? In the comics, even the Endless believes that he is the second most powerful being in the universe. There were incidents like him trapping the Death, Burning the book of Destiny and confronting a scared Dream who believed that he could be manipulated. The light bringer will be an interesting addition to the storyline.
Which of the comic book issues is this from?
@@audrionirks8881but they do have some degree of power over them. Lucifer was clearly wary of Dreams implied threat to cut them off from being able to dream after all.
An amazing thing they did with the lighting in this scene is to always have Lucifer Morningstar in a beam of light... it lets you know whose scene this is.
This was an amazing scene. She came across calm but Strong. I'm so hooked on tv series.
Great casting! She looms over him appropriately threateningly.
When Lucifer approach the fire the light doesn't reflect on his/her face, that's a nice touch.
A nice touch, or bad CGI? Hard to say. Overall the set felt kind fake/low budget to me.
@@JorenMathews To be honest, it could be both ways. Indeed could be bad CGI but you don't know how fire and mundane things like it affects the Lord of hells, it even obey her commands.
Both Lucifer and Dream looks timeless and familiar faced at the same time, impressive
The 80’s are strong in this one
Such manipulation! Gwendoline Christie plays Lucifer Morningstar so well here that I'm getting chills! Can't wait for the "battle" between Choronzon and Lord Shaper :D
Dude, same. Chills all over🔥
Lol, hi bot
Plus the mic drop after he answers her question "what power do dreams have in Hell?"
A rap battle lmao
She has such a sweet face. It's a perfect fit.
Her voice sounds playful, but in the dangerous kind of way, as if a predator humoring someone it won't take seriously.
And considering Morpheus is very much out classed by Lucifer that works perfectly
that lucifer remind me of tilda swinton gabriel
I'm sure Swinton's portrayal in the movie was modeled after this scene in the comics.
That's the point. Angels doesn't have gender so usually in hard fictions they are portrayed in an androgynous way. Tilda and Gwen have the perfect facial features for these characters. You just need to hide the female body and you're done.
Both roles played to perfection!
2:24 "Which demon has your helmet?"
I've always loved Gwen's accent ever since Thrones.
Awesome!!!! 🥳Cant wait for this, thankfully the wait isnt long. Also, Sandz' Tom is going to be one more "Tom" on my faves actors list. 🍷❤️
Too bad they couldn't get Bowie :-(
(Christie is fine, though)
See what you did there
You must be high? 😆
What's fun is that if you listen to the Audible audio drama series of THE SANDMAN, actor Michael Sheen plays Lucifer in the style of Bowie. It's a nice nod to both the man, and Gaiman's inspiration for the character while writing the comic.
Omg that would be amazing
Gwendoline killin it out here as lucifer!
This is so freakin cool!
Friday can’t come soon enough.
It’s kind of amazing how ripped right from the comics Tom Sturridge is as Dream.
A little bummed Choronzon doesn't have two mouths, but we can't get everything we want now can we? :)
Same here, but I'm more relieved that they kept the look of the comics without it becoming too goofy.
Or Mazikeen having more of her face eaten away. My impression is that show having a relatively low budget.
@@Davemented Or her speech impediment, but that might've been too hard to make work on screen. :)
Exceptional work in this entire show
This has to be my favorite show, they better give us more!
Was renewed for season 2 in 2022 october. They started filming in june 2023 the season 2, but the actors strike in 13 july interrupted the filming. Patience, at least the season 2 will be released in 2024 or 2025.
Aaaaaaaah she's absolutely perfect!
Love the part when Morpheus says "it's morphin time!" And then morphs all the demons until they give him his helmet back
This comment is pure gold.
and then, Neo came out and he said "Hello there!!!"
Overused meme
I've got chills! Gwendoline is amazing!
Now this is perfect casting. I've been a fan of Sandman for a very long time and Tom Sturridge looks perfect for the role.
They certainly could have picked a better devil though somebody actually intimidating
@@SidmanJam it's more intimidating to have a pure and kind looking women with a manipulative and threatening aura then like any other scary man character
Awful choice for Lucifer though
@@pikmin369 men will always be more intimidating in presence than women
@@devious1538 🤨🤨🤨
My favorite comics finally on the big screen. Love it!!!
Fun fact. Coronzon means Demon/Witch in Enochian. That's an amazing detail naming this duke of hell
WAtching it all in one go , so far it's fantastic .
She played her role well. :) Though she is the villain here. Gosh just seeing this sequel make me crave for more to see and watch.
Wow. 😮 Can't wait to watch it all.
Amazing they cast Gwendolyn Christie as Lucifer! Takes a badass like her to play the lord of Hell.
This will be legendary
Haters gonna hate! Simple as that. One scene and they're judging the entire series. And btw, this is not a spinoff or prequel to the Lucifer thats already on Netflix.
They are non readers. That´s it.
Netflix Lucifer is based on comic called Lucifer which is a spinoff of Sandman comics.
@@luckystroke126 Netflix Lucifer is a very loose adaptation of the actual comic of the same name. The only thing they share is the obvious main celestials and Lux, Lux is a true piano bar and the characters have very different personalities (cruel one's at that), Hell is fire and brimstone of course now ruled by the Angels Remiel and Duma. The whole police and Chloe arc are made for the TV show and has nothing to do with the comic. Lucifer's relationship with Amenadiel is firmly based on hatred. Comic Lucifer is much much more powerful than his TV counterpart.
@@luckystroke126 It is based in name alone because there is ZERO of the series on it. The lucifer personality is 100% different, there is no Ellaine belloc, nothing.
Im loving it already
Simply amazing!!!
Just finished the series, really loved it. Hope they make season 2.
They are
Mazikeen has her true , beautiful face. 🥺
Well dam dreams voice is very much similar to James McAvoy from the audio books
WHAT DO YOU THINK YOU ARE DOING?
The perfect Lucifer Morningstar for Sandman.
Thank you, finally someone that sees that.
Gwendoline is close to what Lucifer looked like in the original comic issue. Some decent casting here.
Except she's a woman. Once again the PC crowd are changing characters' sexes just to score brownie points.
She isn't. There's limits to what can be done to replicate how incredible the comic art is but Lucifer was way cooler looking there still.
Absolutely incredible!
She's gentle-parenting him in the beginning 😂
So excited
The REAL Lucifer from Vertigo finally
This is going to be great!
Need to get back to watching this show.
Season two Lucifer leaves He’ll and hands over the keys Trapping Dream and another Angel there… Hope they follow the comic books!
Dream ahhh hes giving
Lucy and Maze from Lucifer must be like " Ok. maybe we weren't as badass as we thought. "
Lmaoo 🤣
they aren't really...
Friday can't come fast enough.
Perfection.
Woh...I can understand Belzebub's absence, but Azazel's? Azazel is an important character in the story
Hes only really important in Seasons of Mist. If Preludes and Nocturnes didn't have to retain continuity with the rest of the DC Universe then they wouldn't have included at all.
I'm guessing they had to cut some things for time/budget. It's a shame but you'll never get everything in an adaptation, especially of something as big as Sandman.
@@exquisitecorpse__ wait, why? How does that affect continuity?
You either have the Triumvirate or you don't. There's no point in having half of it. Besides, they don't have any important lines in this scene.
They may show up later in the scene, but Azazel isn’t really required until A Season of Mists.
I'm not terribly moved by him. Gwendoline Christie, though; captivating as ever.
"You may not talk to us that way Choronzon! Have you the helmet?"
The thumbnaill makes it look like it came from a Buffy the Vampire Slayer era
This scene is a little different than in the comics. There is no triumvirate and he sees Mazikeen in a cell before meeting Lucifer. But still looks great. Can't wait to see their battle.
not sure what the point of a battle is. Lucifer is way more powerful than Dream lmao
@@daviduzo think he means the battle between dream and the demon for the helm
@@daviduzo also that's not entirely true, as dream states later on, 'What power would hell have if those imprisoned here would not be able to dream of heaven?'
@@benadams9223 ohhh alright. My bad
@@benadams9223 Lucifer in the comics...as this is based on the comics, doesn't really care about mortals or need them for power lol. Dream and several of the endless have stated outright that lucifer can absolutely destroy them
MOREEEEEEEEEE **Insert kylo Ren's meme**
2:28 "shall we interview them one at a time or..." Dang obviously not wanting to give it back 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
So excited!!!!
Gwendoline Christie looks amazing as Lucifer.
Give me some of what you are smoking please 🤣
Ripped straight from the comics
No its not lucifer is a blond hair guy not some woke female version
@@MR_MPN_2003 "woke" overused word, go whine somewhere else better yet why not watch the interview Neil Gaiman did talking about whiney pricks like you who complained about it being "woke"
@@MR_MPN_2003 who cares lucifer can be anyone
@@MR_MPN_2003 Please find better content to watch, being told that everything is woke is rotting your mind
@@sensely1366 Neil Gaiman even said Lucifer's gender doesn't matter to him
Behold the beginning of the DefJam poetry battle !!!!
Peter Parker "Wrong Sandman. Damn you Strange!"
"And the others". I'm reminded that Lucifer dare not name Destruction,
And Delirium and desire.
@@arthursouza9641 It's less obviously "I'm scared spitless of that one" if one leaves out some other siblings.
Can't wait
This is the Mazikeen the Lucifer show should have presented.
Wow! Can't wait :-)
Everybody's gangsta in hell until slim emo blows sand
Before Lucifer opens that club in LA and solves murders...
🤣
So "Big Guy" Dad has been getting creative with the worlds ever sense crisis of infinite earths.
You've got my attention.
Reminds me of Constantine’s version.
This entire scene was absolutely amazing.
2:09 "Then let us summon of them to tell, and meet them on the vasty plains of Hell."
So tell me dream...what are you truly desire?
To think this scene is technically the prequel to the “Lucifer” series.
This is what lucifer is actually like.
"Detectiiiive!"
It’s not though
@@millasboo In the comics it is
@@pixelcount350 , it comes later in the Sandman run; not right after this. When Morpheus returns in Season of Mists is what triggers Lucifer to make its decision that results in the "Lucifer" comic and series.
Isnt Maze supposed to not be understood other than Lucifer? She gurgled in the comics. Barely understood her.
Probably but it really wouldn’t do well to have that in the show
She did what now?
😱 no way that voice like todd he is bad guy on the sandman movie
Tilda Swinton must have been busy