Doctor Who - Tribute to Vincent
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I know the youtube is full of videos about Vincent Van Gogh in Doctor Who but I really love this artist for a long time and this episode - 5x10 - belong to my the most favorite and the most beloved episodes in this serial. So I just wanted to do my own tribute to this extraordinary painter this unique way.
I hope you will enjoy...
Yours PrincessLeia39
The music used in the video is from soundtrack of Doctor Who (season five). Titul of the song - With love, Vincent.
I'm not the owner of the video and music materials used in this fanvid.
No copyright infringement intended. All rights belong to their respective owners. - Zábava
as an artist I wish all would be appreciated in their lifetimes. Unfortunately so many are like Van Gogh who were never appreciated in their lives and died feeling unloved and feeling less than mediocre.
but its great that he is still alive through his work and will always be which would not have been the case if he was a successful merchant... life is strange no one would have had a clue about that merchant
Yeah, there are a lot of artists but also scientists who are "discovered" only postmortem.o(
@@brezzainvernale yep one scientist in particular is Abelardo Aguilar who discovered erythromycine.
@@meltingice5697 Didn't know him, I am going to get information about him, thanks a lot:-)
And so it can be argued in nature’s cruel irony, that it is because of this under appreciation and torment that these artistic comets suffered in their lifetimes they become immortal in every lifetime henceforth.
I heard it was recently discovered, that Vincent did NOT COMMIT SUICIDE.
What happened was, that two teenagers were playing outside with the revolver of the father of one of them, and a shot was fired by mistake. It hit Vincent in the side (as he was painting outside as usual).
The teenagers rushed to him in horror, and I think one of them said his father would kill him. So Vincent said something like: "I'll tell that I shot myself - they already consider me crazy so they will believe it".
The truth was found just a few yeats ago, when a descendant of the boy who shot found his diary in an attick. He was so ashamed he did not let it be known.
MisterBlueSky1000 Really???
Late comment: I believe it.... there is a movie about it.....loving Vincent and also the scene from At eternity's gate...if they made movies about it then it must be true...they wouldn't put it there if it wasn't true...that would be rude to the painter
MisterBlueSky1000 so he just actually killed himself then? Where did all of his paintings go then. He obviously wouldn’t just stop
YEETS
@@RoddPH Like the Irish poet W B Years?
I DIDN'T PLAN ON HAVING FEELS TODAY!
Sorry! :D Thank you very much :) That's really important to me to have an effect like this. That's the reason why I do it.
my heart breaks everytime i watch this episode ,and ofcourse many. manly tears
sjef mous wich Episode is that?
manly tears. are there any other?
@@Charlotte-zf4uz season5 ep 10. Vincent and the Doctor .sorry didn' t get a notification for your question
Yeah I feel you all the artists who died thinking they didn't mean anything really hurts
Starry Night is and has been and will always be my favorite painting he was genius
Did you know that he painted more than one?
@@stevegarcia3731 yes I do know that ....did you get the opportunity to see the traveling light show "Beyond Van Gogh"
@@witzelasper2821
I did not.. But I have seen two very large Van Gogh exhibits in my lifetime. One at age 19 and one at about age 55. I found particular details of his paintings astounding, in his exactitude, especially in knowing that when he went out with Gauguin to paint, Gauguin would do sketches in the fields and Vincent would do complete paintings in 45 minutes or so. Unbelievable. Doing a cartoon panel in 45 minutes sounds crazy fast, but a complete Van Gogh painting that fast?!
@@stevegarcia3731 Van Gogh was amazing...I don't think the world realizes just how astounding he really was....if you ever get the chance to see Beyond Van Gogh go I know it's still going but I don't know where it's at....it got mixed reviews but hey I thought it was great there's benches to sit on and just let it do it's thing
@@witzelasper2821
I appreciate the encouragement, but right now I won;t be able to. Some day again, but not now.
If you ever get to Chicago, the Art Institute has a MARVELOUS impressionism set of galleries that I highly recommend.
Why is it that after EIGHT years, this still puts me into tears???
kimdkus it's already been 8 years?! Wtf
The magic of cinema is that each time you watch it, the experience is new to you. You may have got older but the episode never changes.
It still does now in 2021 for me 💗
"Your hair is orange?"
"Yes so is yours"
Lol
I wonder why they didn't say "ginger" (which I think is the common term for red hair in places like England and Scotland) instead.
I so wish I did have a time machine to go back and bring Vincent to today’s times and let him see how much loved and appreciated he is today yet I think it would be too much for him and he’d be in tears I’d love to do that and if he cried I’d give him a hug he needed a hug
*Don't be fooled by this romantic portrayal of Van Gogh:* 🙄
*"For human intimacy, he regularly visited prostitutes. On 8 October 1888, he wrote in a letter to Theo that he’d been without company for a while: ‘Because for at least 3 weeks I haven’t had enough to go and have a screw for 3 francs’."*
*Source: Van Gogh Museum*
@@Nightbird. I know about that and what he got up to in life but still think he needed a friend
Complete agreement. Everybody needs a friend (whether they're willing to admit it or not). The friend need not be another human being. The friend could be a pet, a book, a houseplant, or whatever. In fiction, a friend could even be a face painted on a volleyball and named Wilson (as in the movie "Castaway").@@anneshields2010
This episode was amazing. I cried so much but I loved it
The ending is very touching. It would be great to show all the great masters how much we appreciate their work nowadays. My favourite episode of Dr. Who. (and with BILL NIGHY!). ;-)
I agree in every word you said.
Yup - huge fan of Doctor Who since the 70s. This episode - the Doctor and Vincent, is my favorite. The ending is outstanding.
My favorite episode of ANY in all of TV history. It is just awesome. To look at their faces as they look at him, and then the museum scene - my gosh what a scene. Tears every time I watch it.
"I've see many things my friend, but you're right, nothing quite as wonderful as the things you see" - The Doctor on Vincent Van Gogh. Also nice video very well done!
Joshy the Imp my favorite line. ❤️💙💚
I'm proud to be Dutch right now
*Don't be fooled by this romantic portrayal of Van Gogh:* 🙄
*"For human intimacy, he regularly visited prostitutes. On 8 October 1888, he wrote in a letter to Theo that he’d been without company for a while: ‘Because for at least 3 weeks I haven’t had enough to go and have a screw for 3 francs’."*
*Source: Van Gogh Museum*
@@Nightbird. aa a Dutch we know the true meaning of art and artist, with goods and bads that is how we create the true Masterpieces. For the World to enjoy, that is if you’re lucky enough to feel it.
@@diaraam We Spaniards feel the same way with our Picasso, Dali, and too many others to list. 😉
True Nightbird lets enjoy these many masters, William Turner acstetic beauty from Brittannië for ex.
@@diaraam I agree. They fill our lives with beauty, hope and enchantment. And we need that more than ever now.
im fucking sobbing someone hold me
*holds you*
Hey.. this is crazy and I just met you, but heres my TARDIS, allons-y maybe?
Jo Johnson Allons-y alonso!
I couldn't have the heart to leave him. I know what feeling alone is like and it is a painful and dark place. All he needed was a friend. All he needed was to feel love and appreciation.
I'd like to think that Vincent does know that his art is loved and admired where he is in heaven .
so beautiful. so sad .so emotional. ..thank youfor this video.
i love Vincent and his pictures, i paint these for myself..
he was a good human..in love with him.
*Don't be fooled by this romantic portrayal of Van Gogh:* 🙄
*"For human intimacy, he regularly visited prostitutes. On 8 October 1888, he wrote in a letter to Theo that he’d been without company for a while: ‘Because for at least 3 weeks I haven’t had enough to go and have a screw for 3 francs’."*
*Source: Van Gogh Museum*
@Constantia Jedehlfelt I totally agree with you. Have a wonderful day!
The finest Doctor Who episode ever made.
This is, bar none, the best single episode in the history of TV. It is a killer episode. Just absolutely wonderful.
That was excellent, thank you....
Velké díky za pochvalu. Jak už jsem psala - také patří k mým oblíbeným :)
I should never have watched Torchwood. I should never, ever, *ever* have watched Torchwood. Now all I can think about is what the Whoverse's afterlife is revealed to be and oh God, that just breaks my heart all over again.
**cries a vale of tears for poor, sweet Vincent**
How the afterlife is like in the Whoverse?
Torchwood was the darkest show I have ever watched. From what Captain Jack was in the Dr Who episodes, dark was not what I expected. But very well done. VERY well done. I would watch them all again, but I have not run across it on streaming yet.
I cried with this poor vincent he didn't deserve this
Beautiful - thank you.
Beautifully done...i feel the sadness...how very sad to due so young..and not suicide. How wonderful this episode is...😌
Výborně, moc pěkné, tento díl mám také moc ráda.
The moment, in the episode this is based off of, when van gogh walked out of the tardis I realized what the doctor was doing and I started balling and this brought back all the feels!
This is too much.. Started sobbing*
Beautiful... Thank you so much for this labor of love :-)
Great video!
It's so beautiful and I hope the hardest of hearts in the world change watching this
A good world in a good person.
And now the waterworks have started back up again. 😭
Really? Wow, thank you so much! And you're welcome.
Yes, it is...
Thank you very much for your compliment! It's very kind of you and I'm glad you like it.
Rest In Peace to Vincent
Lindíssimo. O meu preferido!!
I live 10 km from the place that the episode was filmed
Que serie tan bonita, that's a wonderfoul serie, ma com'è bella Questa serie!!!
I miss Doctor Who.
How many artists have seen the World as we mere mortals, have we never see it ! What do they see ?, why do they see it ?, is it us ? do we not have see the World as it really is ?.....What ?????
Why am i crying
❤
tInteresting idea, never thought to it. :) In my opinion, however, I prefer to think it wasn't related at all for once to wibbly-wobbley, timey-wimey stuff but to an elusive part of the being that could never be explained. It seems to me that breaking time laws wouldn't have change anything, because this tackles the question of depression and how even the Doctor isn't a magician in that field, and even though the Doctor is a complete hero he can't manage to sort Vincent's mental disorder out.
Sonmi Hae-Joo To me the Doctor wasn't trying to change Vincent or even stop him from killing himself. The Doctor knows that this point in history can not be changed, but to the Doctor Vincent was a great friend and knowing about his life, even if for a moment, give him some comfort in his life. In the grand scheme of things did the Doctor's actions do anything? No not really, but to this one man, those are moments he can cherish and remember for the rest of his life, even if those moments mean nothing to anyone else, at least to him those were one of the greatest moments of life along with the beautiful world he saw around him.
tonny curran is my dads best friend
I know. So sad...
Jammergenoeg een droom.......
donde la puedo ver ?
Not seen the episode, but what did "Vincent" say when he went into the Tardis?
Great episode, despite Van Gogh having a slight Scottish accent. ; )
What if Tony Curran is the new Doctor...
I wish...
Maybe I have to look harder...
what is name of this episode and where can i download it ?????????
The episode is called 'Vincent And The Doctor'
I can't help u on where to download sorry but u can watch it on Netflix and Hulu
thank you so much man :)
nirvan jasrotia you can purchase the episode on iTunes. It’s from Series 5 of the Doctor Who reboot.
Does anyone know what Season and Episode this was from??? Please 🙏🙏🙏
Hello Tom. If you didn't find out in the meantime, then season no. 5, episode no. 10 😉
Fixed point in time. I am so so sorry.
1:24 what
*Don't be fooled by this romantic portrayal of Van Gogh:* 🙄
*"For human intimacy, he regularly visited prostitutes. On 8 October 1888, he wrote in a letter to Theo that he’d been without company for a while: ‘Because for at least 3 weeks I haven’t had enough to go and have a screw for 3 francs’."*
*Source: Van Gogh Museum*
haha tite
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