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Natalie Dormer is a celebrated British actress. After her debut Cassanova, she went on to play roles such as Private Lorraine in Captain America and Cressida in The Hunger Games franchise. Her portrayal of Margaery Tyrell in Game of Thrones from 2012 to 2016 garnered significant critical acclaim. Her career, however, extends beyond screen, with her turn in Sweet Nothings and After Miss Julie at the Young Vic commanding praise, and in 2018 she co-wrote In Darkness.
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She is an extremely talented, hard working and grounded actress. The first thing that hits you is her beauty, but then her ability to tell a story and BE that character is what you are left with.
True, but without being pretty nobody would know who she is
@@cristianproust I seriously want to argue but, her roles haven't really been prominent enough for me to disagree with you.
@@renosance8941 That's my own sentiment. She could be cast in so much better roles.
I appreciate how specific and articulated Ms Dormer is. Correcting herself from "lesser" to "minor" roles, The Reformation pun, playing a certain kind of female roles.. there are a dozen examples why this lady is amazing.
Many of the reasons why I love natalie is that she's so intelligent and always looks prepared she has a very friendly and chill personá no awkwardness or deprivation I Love it can't wait to see what she stares in the future 💛
I have to say it again: Natalie is such a talented, intelligent and beautiful actress. She is amazing in every project she does. I can't wait for the upcoming ones.
This talk was a joy
She is just great 💕
Совершенно верно я ею восхищаюсь ,она так талантлива ,а Тюдоры это гениальная работа, спасибо Наталья!!! Россия!!!!
she’s so intelligent
I hate that I'm going to die without procreating with her
@@ferdi6594 I wish I could at least be her personal slave, as that's all I'm good enough to be for a woman like her
Females dont know how to assess intelligence. You can't comprehend what it is.
@@helicoptergunshipyou'll be ok if you clean up your act
@@5LbSquirrel lmao 🤣 "You'll be alright, chap!"
I love listening to her! She’s the full package! Smart, classy, gifted, attractive, talented, focused, prepared, grounded, well spoken. There isn’t many who are on her level. The experience and knowledge she can offer new starters is second to none.
No one will ever play Anne Boleyn as perfect as Natalie did. Perfect representation to such an iconic figure in English history 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
I could listen to her talk for days without losing focus. Everything that I’ve seen her in or interview she’s been a part of, has fully captivated me. Truly one of the best “talents” out there. There is so much respect in her delivery/wording and I have the upmost respect for her in return.
What you really came here for 16:21 Yeah yeah yea, GoT Margaery and watnot, but Natalie's Anne Boleyn was the single best representation of the tragic english queen ever put to screen, a star-making role for her, The Tudors was just great TV, far, far superior in every aspect. All her characters are good in their own way, but Anne completely stole the show and indeed she gave us a definitive portrayal 💯😍 thanks Natalie ❤😘
Actually that is not what I came for
I love Natalie Dormer! She’s a beautiful and brilliant person. My first exposure to her was The Tudors and I loved her as Anne Boleyn. I haven’t seen her in everyone one of her projects, but I’ve absolutely loved her in the roles I have seen.
That was fantastic! I have always liked Natalie, she is such talented and intelligent actress/person. Always a joy to watch or listen her whatever she does. 😍
I absolutely adore Natalie Dormer. She is beautiful, talented, articulate and intelligent. I loved her in GOT. MT was one of my favorite characters on the Show. She is classy and elegant.
One of the best actors in the Tudors, cant imagine any other Anne Boleyn now
She just fitted it so well!!
I’m currently rewatching Tudors and on season 2
Natalie was so perfect as Anne Boleyn. She was so young and beautiful in The Tudors.
With this crown I declare her (Natalie Dormer) the queen of all actresses and all times. Lo tiene todo es una una gran actress y nos dará mucho que ver .
Love Natalie Dormer. She's my favorite actress. Wish her all the best!
Theatre actor here. It is so cool to hear Natalie talk about her love for the art. I could listen to her wax poetic about the stage for ages
i am unbelievably inspired by her, i love her so so much
I am a fan from Vietnam. I wish to see her while I am here in the UK. Her intellectual beauty professionalism and talents shine through the way she delivers any messages just kill it! Hardly comment but definitely have to on this!
I loved this interview. She's very well spoken and down to earth from what I hear. There was also an interview with Charles Dance, but it hasn't been uploaded yet?
Came here looking for that one too.
Sometimes the love of your life is a 41 year old British actress
A lot of the time.
Natalie was magnificent in the tutors. She played that so beautifully.
Yeah, "Tutors".Great show about private teachers . -)
@@paprskometyes I think they mean Tudor a British dynasty lasted from 1485 to 1603, so roughly 118 years.
@@Celeste-bx8my I know.I was obviously joking, on the ground of Tudors being misspelled as "tutors".
@@paprskomet yeah ok
Nobody asked her about Margaery...what a shame. I was so curious what she thought of the character.
Such a wholesome interview! It's great to see an interview where the questions are not "who has seen you naked" and a bunch of silly jokes but actually an in-depth conversation.
Love me some Dormer, could listen to her for hours
Love that answer “get to the nurses first” well said.
I love her ! She’s my favourite actrice ❤ she’s so humble and pretty ! she really radiates genuine kindness. A true role model and icon for me ✨
She put life to every role she does,she is marvelous actress
Fantastic talk. I heard the interviewer mention one with Charles Dance. When will that be on youtube?
She has me by a grip that is unprecedented I mean I’m literally watching all her filmography right now do you realise how far gone I am? God I wish I wasn’t gay I would not have to go through this
She's a gay icon definitely
such a brilliant speaker
Best
Besides the fact that she's a beautiful woman and good actress, its her dialogue and word choices and how she enunciates each word, that's really something. Very well spoken and a joy to listen to.
Natalie Dormer I forgot to write in last comment { you are my best and favourite writer and director 🤗 } 🙏🏼🌹
The final bit about not holding yourself to your 18 year-old dreams about life and success is the most important advice no one tells anyone, and the young are the least likely to heed. I know cause I've been through it, put myself out there for years, failed at becoming anything of caliber. Hence, I'm an NPC here typing this comment, and not giving a speech at the Oxford Union. Still trying to be an artist worthy of the public's appreciation. Maybe I still can achieve it, maybe not. Either way, those dreams I had at 13, 18, 21, 25, 30, all things of the past.
Natalie Happy birthday ❣️
a very talented actress , i love her movie in darkness
excuse me, but there is no video of Charles Dance interview on the channel, as mentioned in the 34:10 plug. please help me find it.
She’s actually so smart and different and sensible and emotionally intelligent she’s so spiritual 😍🥰🥰😘😘🙃😍😍😍 (she has a British accent and is 40)
A tear ran down my leg 😔
I’ll never be able to get this video out of my head
I can’t seem to find a link or source to Charles Dance’s appearance, which is referenced in this video, where he gave an assessment of GoT season 8. Does anyone have a link?
Why do I get a bad feeling that they wiped away the evidence 😩
I enjoyed listening to her voice. I hope I will be able to watch her next film about Dr Audrey Evans (i think that was her nane, right?)
I swear I’m listening to what she’s saying I’m taking notes for when we meet
Natalie Dormer: The Tudors Actress | Full Q&A | Oxford Union
This should be the title because this show was far more superior!
I was stunned the interviewer did not put it in her intro. Tudors was huge.
Completely agree! Tudors was much, much better IMO
Agreed! Her Anne Boleyn has been her best work
her acting on the tudors made me fall in love with her
such a joyful speaker..
Anyone has the link to the Charles Dance video? I can't find it for some reason.
I sometimes will think about this video out of nowhere and shiver
*_Does anybody have a time code for when she talks about the ending of Game of Thrones?_*
34:00 or thereabouts.
I've loved this woman since I was 15
She should've been Captain Marvel and lots of other roles, it's really unfortunate that she isn't. Nevertheless a brilliant actress!
Role model for sure....alot to learn here. Amazing. Certainly agonizingly good as Moriarty.
Taking screen shots of this video like I’m at a concert
Love you Anne Boleyn !❤❤❤
I’ll never get over this damn video
SOMEONE LOCK ME UPPPP I CANT KEEP HAVING ACCESS TO THIS VIDEO
Natalie speaks for over an hour without a single um or ah. She is remarkably well spoken.
Read this at 5:32 exactly
her ummm's are so yummy, only adds to her appeal
It’s literally the first word in her first answer to the first question
Her first five sentences were ums and ahs. Your comment made me giggle, but yes, I agree, she's an impressive speaker.
I just want to say I don't think whether someone uses ums and ahs when they speak absolutely does not correlate with how well-spoken someone is, some people naturally pause when they speak and need a bit more time. This is definitely a myth that has been spread on CZcams by smooth talkers who don't actually have much to say and rehearse all their speeches.
Is the interview with Charles Dance still up?
Do you guys upload the Charles Dance interview?
Loved her in game of thrones
Does anyone have the link for the Charles Dance comments?
She's so cool.
I Love Natalie!
Loved Natalie in Tudors!!! also G.O.T of course... if you havent watched Tudors its an under-rated series imo... paramount or showtime i believe...
I miss seeing her on screen.
"I am defending them." Hahaha, with all her explanation, it makes sense, but still, maybe you can't satisfy most people, but they sure did disappoint most people, that is hard too.
They disappointed the people who made the show successful. That is what is annoying. I do not trust them anymore. They ruined the show for me.
She is so beautiful and intelligent
Just me who can’t get over her beauty?
Nope.
wow!
And it’s back
No wayyyy nat that’s sooo interesting I had no idea 😂😂🤣🤣🤣😘 you should come over
She’s just like me we both defend overhated women ‼️‼️💯 we have so much in common maybe we should get together idk 😂
She owns me at this point
Her vs. Kaley Cuoco in a beauty battle would be amazing!
Cant believe shes 41
I love this woman, who's absolutely gorgeous, me speaking the obvious here, for her blunt honesty, respect and understanding for all that concerns the film industry and those who are truly behind it.
It is rarely the directors and producers who wish to push movies or shows in a certain way, for the most part they're forced to do so by those imbeciles who are loaded with more money than they could ever spend and are yet so concerned about the loss of it over a comparatively minor risky investment, that ruin the experience for the masses who are actually in power and do the true funding.
She got that and expresses herself so perfectly but still honestly that I'm just enchanted by her personality.
I truly adore and have become an even bigger fan of hers after having watched this interview!
I can’t believe I relapsed and opened this video AGAIN
😂😂 Is it like a drug?? 😂😂
Her: good morning
Me: 😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂🤣😂😂💀💀💀⚰️⚰️⚰️
Everytime she smirks my body spasms until it explodes into light
She is the most amazing person in all of human history. Why? Because she is a woman! And she is very famous and beautiful and talk a lot in interviews! All these things make her the strongest and most intelligent woman and most important person to ever live. Go girl!
Wtfuck
Why am o flustered it’s just a damn videobbdndndndnnd
I would be insufferable if I was in that room literally the nerd glasses meme “yes Natalie could you elaborate on the point you said earlier about the difference in acting you’ve experienced in life”🤓🤓🤓🤓☝️☝️
I do NOT beg for a chance! I’mma ask 12 times and that’s it 🙅♀️💯
My chest hurts and im chewing glass while watching this but I’m fine
I’m closing this video FOR THE LAT TIME
I’m so gayyyy I’m not even listening to the questions I’m just like “yes baby whatever you say😍😍😍”
oh she was doing COKE😭😭😭😭☠️
Im backkkk who missed me 😘
32:57 about her family
I’m staring at the screen like the riddler someone inject acid in my brain quickly
She has me drawing pentagrams with goats blood. We’re going to be together one way or another trust!
I NEED to forget this video I wish I never encountered it EVER
I can’t even function every time I think of this video and when I watch it I die
Don’t forget about this video
Crazy how we’re actually in a committed relationship
Watching after having watched patient zero is a veryyyy peculiar experience 😭
I’m gonna start being delusional happy 6th month anniversary to us Natalie
If you are the intern student taking care of the Oxford CZcams channel I’m sorry please look away I have autism and probably a lot of undiagnosed stuff going on
Ermmmm call the gorjus police cuz we got one right there officer 😂😂😂👮♀️🚓🚨🚨
Ok now I’m for real closing the app this is not good for my brain I’m gonna call my therapist tomorrow
You can tell Natalie loved Margaery
Staring at her through the screen like a lovesick poet in the 15th century who’s in love with the noble women but will never have a chance because he’s not rich or noble so he has to admire her from afar unable to put down the love he feels for this woman who doesn’t know him
That's a lot of feelings, darling.
Call me Mrs homosexual cuz I’m entranced
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