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Brad Pitt and David Ayer talk to Edith Bowman about making their gritty WWII drama, Fury (2014) about a war-weary tank unit who drive across occupied Germany. They talk about the inspiration behind the film, learning to operate a tank and filming on location in the UK.
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I like this interviewer. She asked good questions, she was respectful and genuine.
Glad you enjoyed it!
brad Pitt is ONE of the greatest actors.
True dat
He is ;)
He needs plastic surgery
I can’t even look at him
He’s so versatile with his acting, man can do comedies, drama, action and still does an amazing job everytime
I really loved this movie
all jews love it
Barry O'bomba yay, more damn fucking Nazis in a world that doesn't need any more
+Barry O'bomba Say hello to my Merkava 4 tank bitch.
Absolutely brilliant.. Honestly almost pulls you into the war.
I went straight for Battlefield v after the movie lmao
@@killrkiddx007 lol
Fury’s ending was so sad and traumatic which is the beauty of this film, it immerses you to a point where you form a bond to the characters like norman does and when they get killed it hits you so hard as if you know these characters like friends. When norman is being transported away the morning after, all the soldiers walking past the tank shows how that they were just another tank crew which just hits even deeper.
To be honest I really didn't like the enemy soldier sparing Norman's life at the very end. I get what they were going for but I thought there's no chance that could have happened. Great fooken movie, but i wish they wrapped it up a bit differently
It was one of the best WW2 films of all time. Yes, there were technical inaccuracies that people like to point out, but overall it was brilliant. Your comment is spot on, and that is indeed what made it such a great movie. I have been in combat, and it is true that the one thing you remember is the people. The equipment fades, but the bonds never do. I cried at the end,.it hurt my heart to watch them die, even knowing it wasn't real lol. I do agree that the German soldier leaving Norman was a stretch,.especially being an SS unit. They should've left that out and just had him fall asleep But it isn't the end of the world, it really doesn't take away from every little detail put into that movie that just blew.my mind.
By far one of the best military movies ever made. This interview answered alot for me. Especially when Brad Pitt touched on the pyschy involved in the character development 👍
psyche
This has got to be the greatest story of War Heroes ever made. Fury is Monumental. If you haven't seen it yet, now is the time. Pitt, LeBouf, Lerman, Peña, Bernthal, along w/the rest of the cast gave it a memorable performance. Thank You, David Ayer for bringing this story to the screen & bring it to life.
I wonder what else can top this movie...it will be a long while until a contender comes along. 👍
Saving Private Ryan
Is it just me or Brad Pit here looks like Flanders...
Brilliant interview and brilliant film!. 'FURY' blew me away at first because I never enjoyed war movies but I enjoyed this one a lot because of the psychology behind it more than anything.
roraio shh
The ending was disappointing because of how stupid they betrayed the Germans in the final battle. Utterly dumb and so unbelievable but great film all the same
2:48 I can relate to this. I served and there were times when I didn't care if I was shot. I was hungry, cold and felt just awful most of the time. But there were good times also.
Want Brad Pitt, Leonardo decaprio and Shia la beouf make a movie together
Well, you got two out of three in "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood"
@@cleverusername9369 Heck yeah really good movie. Hilarious and interesting take on a actors life and career.
Brad Pitt is always a bad ass in a war movie, can't wait for War Machine
Thanks Speed Demon. Was scrolling to find another war movie w/Pitt in it until I saw your post. Stay Safe.
Shia Lebouof nailed his performance
My dad was a WWII vet.....one thing I noticed was his hands shook and he could not sleep without the tv going...he did not like silence.
Silence is terrifiying
The music in the was really gritty and displayed the emotion of each scene and each death.
I had the opportunity to meet a German Tank Commader 40 plus years ago. His stories were incredible. He was Australian like Hitler fought under Rommel in North Africa against British Troops and then the Russian front. Incredible..
Wonderful movie, I cant stop watching it.
This movie was so well put together with good actors. I loved it. I found it on firestick free watched it twice and now its gone from firestick so I ordered it. Everything was as the interviewer depicted what happens in the movie. It was great watching Norman who was thrown into the group from a desk jockey and at first bullied then accepted then respected by the whole group. Michael Pena is in a lot of good movies besides this one, shooter,, the martian, to name a couple.
Best movie i ever seen
start to see more films....
U need to see saving private Ryan
Hector Mogon How many movies have you seen? 1?
Everybody is entitled to an opinion guys
He was referencing the quote from the movie "best job I ever had"
Great movie. Good job miss(mrs) interviewer. You carried it really well.
Absolutely excellent, par none, no other film comes close, I am a American historian, I have ancestors who have fought for America back to me greatx7 grandfather who was with General Washington at Trenton, the grandpa I know fought in the South Pacific with the 2nd Marines during World War II, I myself am an Air Force Veteran and I will tell you this film is 100%. During the spring of 1945 the German forces had been whittled down from long years of fighting and the Allied forces as well, it was a despot time inside of Germany for any and all.
bar none, and it was a desperate time
This movie was kick ass, Thanks
Brad Pitt: not only handsome he is one of the greatest actor of all time
This is a GREAT MOVÍE,One of the movies out there for cinematic history; A GREAT WAR MOVIE!!! This Gentleman is one of history's Greatest Actors and this movie,One of the Greatest Movies in History.
One of my fav movies
It’s amazing how he can’t get ugly
But what about Brad?
@CliyanBarris just like u bro......
Great interviewer!
my thoughts exactly. very classy and smart interviewer
I watched this movie and reallly liked it but the first scene where they are actually in the tank engaging the enemy and they go through the fire command I felt a chill go up my back .I was a 19kilo30 ( m1 t.c.) and was in first gulf war. I didnt sleep much that night.but was good movie
Such a great movie 👍❤️❤️❤️❤️
I like this movie, a lot of inaccuracies but it's still good
1 of the best war movie i ever seen i watched it 10 times i never get tired watching it❤
The deleted scenes are amazing
I can't figure out why some people hate on this film. It's such a good one. I guess some people said it wasn't historically accurate. Rather than enjoying the movie for what it is they nit pick and ruin it for themselves. This was entertaining, really immersive and thought provoking not to mention that it's directed excellently. Also it can't be that inaccurate. It was ww2 and people were slaughtered and died in droves.
I absolutely love this movie! Defiantly worth buying on blue ray
definitely
David Ayer rocks.
Yeah
Amazing great awesome beautiful film
To me, over and above the excellent story and superb cast, the finest point was the key inclusion of the American soldiers’ hatred for the SS, something no other movie has ever highlighted.
The gruesome brutality of the SS can never be over-stated, and if a tank crew had come ashore at Normandy, they would’ve seen ample evidence of that brutality.
Great movie. Terrific task. When is the next movie?
I just ordered the blue ray.
Many of the scenes were over the top. But fun movie.
Congratulations Brad Pitt
Thanks To Movie
Aldo the Apache becomes a tank squad leader
Ayer means Yesterday in spanish.
Legends
anybody want to explain the break in scene at the dinner table....seemed like they were thinking about doing something horrific but back out at last minute...maybe I'm wrong
Yeah I know what your talking about. I think it's just all their reaction once the subject is brought up. It was evidently a very traumatic event that they were maybe ashamed of for killing all the horses and slaughtering the enemy. That's just my take.
That generation has talked about it more then the boys of the Great War.
Worst part is the first one was suppose to be the war to end all wars ... til number 2 happened ...
Outstanding move from Bharat
I watch a LOT of war films and I look closely at details. The only two flaws I saw in this movie was when Pitt's character got shot three times with a high powered sniper rifle, and still lived long enough to have a conversation. When I know one shot would have put him into shock.
The greatest fucking movie of all time
براد بيت هو الأفضل 💥💋
Well played brilliant
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this is what David can do if his movies doesn't get chopped off like Suicide Squad
Ayer is related to general Patton
Great fucking movie.
Norman is cool
hope they make another tank movie
neversayjello maybe a bit more realistic. The Sherman was an awful tank that the germans brushed off and called them toys and Tommy cookers. The Sherman was called the right tank for the wrong war. It would have been great in ww1 but it was obselete by the 40's
He would make a submarine movie but he's a coward
💚💚💚
Irish Reese Witherspoon.
She's Scottish.
John berenthal is a genius actor
Bernthal
I heard that Brad Pitt chased the Germans all the way from its nation Germany to Singapore capital.
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whoa. that is NOT reese witherspoon?
Small fighting force, armed to the teeth,
with a machine in the middle.
The American way.
damn Reese Witherspoon really isn't getting any roles. what's next commercials?
AbiV3 hahaha I know you're kidding but if not wow.
Jews will love this film.
What’s your point, or were you rooting for the SS?
I love Bradley Pitt. He's a great dude and a hot guy. He never gets old…He is so classy.Elegant and sexy, young,smiling and sunny.Bradley love you, want to marry you.❤❤❤❤❤❤🧡💛💚💙
The other flaw, I thought, was when the only survivor of the final battle was under the tank and a German soldier shines a flashlight in his eyes and decides not to kill him. Sorry, nice cushy ending but I don't think so. Not after Pitt's crew had just killed so many Nazis. This young Nazi soldier would have gotten quite a few medals for killing the only survivor.
Or the young German saw a young American and, with the war was already lost, realized there was no point in taking another life.
Medals from the Third Reich had lost their sheen by the spring of 1945, 200 miles from Berlin.
Is Fury an m4 Sherman, m43ae2 Sherman, or a m43ae8 Sherman Jumbo
Wildfire 153 M4A3E8
The Fury Sherman is depicted as an M4A3E8 but it in actuality it is an A2E8. The biggest difference is the motor. The typical A3 Sherman variant was powered by either a radial or V8 gas engine, the A2 however was powered by a GM 6046 twin-inline diesel.
This film has nothing to do with reality. Last scene is completely not real.
***** Except they are S.S., and S.S. is only volunteers who meet very exacting standards.
Eneko Zubizarreta Early on in the war, yes. However April 1945 was a time when Germany was letting out its dying gasps, meaning standards fell across the board.
NotAG4yName Again it was still a volunteer unit at that point in time, and its volunteers believed strongly in the national socialist ideals, the stands that loosened were family past, and some physical standards, but the mental ones, which were the bad ones remained.
Mariusz Rodziewicz Racist
Dude, thought the same fuq'n thing walking out of Avengers 2.
Maybe if he spent more time on WWII tactics instead of uniforms and paint the movie would have been believable.
+skinflutey and someone with a fucking massive dildo for a display pic has real life experience of being in a tank crew in WW2?
so by your logic the director and brad pit should not have been involved in this movie sense they to don't have experience.
He actually did have good tactics for almost everything
this movie was extremely accurate.
skin, if you want tactics, read a military training manual.
Gotta pay the bills somehow right. Question is: who the fuck are the bills anyway
Oh yes Cock punish the Germans once again.
I wish they talk about f...ing for a chocolate bar...lol😁
I had to throw up at the last scene - complete and utter bullcrap. 1 crippled tank held back a division of SS. Panzerfausts missed. Germans stopped shooting at Brad Pitt because someone get's killed!!?? If this was Tarintino directing I would understand but this...
Nobody stopped firing
It wasn't a division. It was an understrengthed battalion of SS who by that point in the war really weren't SS but mostly a bunch of conscripts of young boys and foreigners led by fanatics.
Jobie Wagner Neither have you by the sounds of it, someone who actually fought in one of these tanks in ww2 and survived got interviewed and said the same thing, the anti tank launchers would of destroyed an immoblie tank.
Marar Patrunjelovici If you really think about it though, there were moments all throughout the war where the German soldiers showed similar acts of chivalry toward the allied soldiers. One such moment that comes to mind is when the German ace Franz Stigler was on patrol in his Bf 109 and came across a heavily damaged/crippled B-17. He had every opportunity to shoot the bomber down and knew that this bomber was returning home after dropping its payload onto German targets. However, he didn't shoot it down. Instead, he flew escort for it and saw it safely out of German controlled airspace. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charlie_Brown_and_Franz_Stigler_incident. So its not so far fetched to think that the German who found him would spare him. Also, if you were paying attention, you'll notice that it wasn't an adult who found him, it was a kid who seemed to understand all too well that Norman was beaten, scared, and completely exhausted after going through the hell that he had just gone through.
Ss isn't gonna let you go dude
Usa war crimes is a good sugegtion to war movies
Lmao fuck you
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the lust of the eyes, and the lust of possessions,
Is not of the Father, but of the world.
- The world is their lust for money -
But he who does the will of God abides forever.
- In eternity -
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You look at Dave. Then Brad. Then feel bad for Dave. But then realize he’s more talented than Brad. Then you feel bad for Brad. ;)
Good film exept the end battle....so unrealistic! German infantry tactics vs tanks weren’t just running around it 😂
Yet the movie was shit. Good action scenes but the actual director did a real example on how not to tell a story and build a credible storie. The end was a real plot destroyer.
At least the director could spell ‘story’ correctly.
By the way, if you saw the movie, and you saw the interviews you’d know the crew had come ashore at Normandy, their fellow crews had been killed at an alarming rate, they were mentally and physically exhausted and they were at the end of their tether.
All of them, including Norman, saw what a toll the war was taking on them.
If you don’t believe troops on both sides didn’t make suicidal sacrifices, you’re an idiot.
Brad Pitt doing very good American Propaganda
absolute BS
this really sucked.......what a joke