Lincoln 20 Min. Featurette (2012) - Steven Spielberg Movie HD
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Lincoln 20 Min. Featurette (2012) - Steven Spielberg Movie HD
As the Civil War continues to rage, America's president struggles with continuing carnage on the battlefield and as he fights with many inside his own cabinet on the decision to emancipate the slaves.
Cast:
Daniel Day-Lewis: j.mp/SyKhCz
Sally Field: j.mp/R31whn
David Strathairn: j.mp/SyKhSN
Joseph Gordon-Levitt: j.mp/Qo1oHv
James Spader: j.mp/SyKhST
Hal Holbrook: j.mp/PVaXBg
Tommy Lee Jones: j.mp/PVaZZV
John Hawkes: j.mp/RU7zVg
Jackie Earle Haley: j.mp/RN6MDs
Bruce McGill: j.mp/PVaXBo
Tim Blake Nelson: j.mp/PVaZZZ
Jared Harris: j.mp/PVb003
Lee Pace: j.mp/QyMJHj
Lukas Haas: j.mp/PVb007
Kevin Kline: j.mp/PVb0gn
Director:
Steven Spielberg: j.mp/PVaXRM
Producer:
Steven Spielberg: j.mp/PVb0gp
Jeff Skoll: j.mp/PVb0gt
Kathleen Kennedy: j.mp/PVb0gx
Kristie Macosko
Jonathan King: j.mp/PVb0gz
Daniel Lupi: j.mp/PVb0gB
Adam Somner: j.mp/PVb0gD
Writer:
Tony Kushner
Doris Kearns Goodwin
Editor:
Michael Kahn: j.mp/PVb0wR
Cinematographer:
Janusz Kaminski: j.mp/PVb0wV
Composer:
John Williams: j.mp/OYLhn1 - Krátké a kreslené filmy
Im reading "Team of Rivals" a great book about Lincolns presidency and his cabinet. Amazing book.
Daniel Day Lewis in his absolute finest acting. Perfection. This movie is perfection.
Too bad it wasn't an HBO series. Would've liked to have seen the entire presidency depicted.
Who's to say it won't happen? :)
Daniel Day Lewis retired from acting
@@TheChefShipwreckinAlaska maybe not with Mr. Lewis in the role.
They should give it the 2008 John Adams treatment
HERE-HERE!🙏🇺🇲💪
This was one of the greatest movies ever made in history. Spielberg is a master, and that is a vast understatement.
agreed it was so good then again anything made by spielberg is fantastic
No doubt
When I came out of this movie I was weeping at the INCREDIBLE privilege of being alive to witness the work of Daniel Day Lewis.
Spielberg is the greatest directors in film and choosing the right actors for each role, can't wait to see 'Lincoln'
It was a superb movie and every high schooler should be required to see it.
I'm British (and proud of it) but even I wonder at the greatness of a man such as Lincoln - the USA was fortunate to have such a man as their leader. Furthermore, the Gettysburg address is simply one of the most beautiful speeches in the history of the English language.
In 4th grade, we were required to memorize, so that we could recite to the class from the front of the room, the preambles to both the Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution.
In addition to those two relatively short preambles, we also had to memorize the Gettysburgh Address.
Getting familiar with the ideas and values declared in preamble and testified in memorial, has provided a substrate that withstands all that could shatter our aspirations for the first democracy of the modern era.
Spielberg and his team's masterpiece, what a privilege watching it and it rightfully was lauded with commendations and awards, simply brilliant!
Who else could ever compare with this proformous of Lincoln! Its really not even a question.
One of the finest, greatest movies ever made, with some of the greatest actors of our time. Only Spielberg could do this.
You're right. It's easy to find the emetic in Hollywood preciousness, but Spielberg's team here is anything but. Heck, everyone in this featurette seemed to radiate Lincoln's humility.
Now I find myself wondering about the slippery business of patriotism - that thing which is humility's opposite. From its ugliness to something sweeping, if subtle, that lies in our hearts. Or maybe it's an emotion we can examine in the collective.
To exhort individual self-examination is to beg mutiny. But a lot of us are going to have to do that to fight what lies ahead - without anyone close to Lincoln's caliber to lead us.
Lol thanks for your kind forbearance in reading this.
Paz y luz.
It might be the finest film ever made. It took one of the most complex stories, and while remaining almost completely true to the facts, presented it to the viewer. In such a way, that you could immerse yourself in the brilliant performances and trappings of the period, Without having to concentrate on all the subplots and decipher subtle nuance, to comprehend it fully, without any lingering ambiguities or vague inferences. At the end completely understand this incident, what went in to bringing it to fruition, and how it affected those "real people" involved. Finally, in spite of the fact that, at the conclusion, 'the great leader" is dead my predominate emotion was not the melancholy that would usually accompany that "hero dies in the end" finish. It was actually uplifting and lighthearted. Maybe because the time, the deed, the history, is always larger than the man? I am not sure, but then again, I am also not Spielberg.
wHAT PART OF TEL AVIV ARE YOU FROM.
Huh?
@@SULLA_1 Dunning-Kruger much?
Daniel Day Lewis is one of the greatest actors on this planet earth. He is brilliant.
Actually most movies portray lincoln as sounding nothing like he did in reality, he actually did not have a deep voice and in fact according to people who heard him speak and historians he actually had a high pitch, nasally sounding voice. A lot of people actually praise the accuracy of Lincoln's voice in this movie.
no one knows how lincoln sounded. There were no tape recorders back then
Yes ..after you medication er meditation haha
You can bet your bottom dollar that if anyone on this planet researched how Lincoln's voice sounded, it's Daniel Day Lewis...The Greatest Actor in History.
@@DavidParkerToronto Clearly, no one knows what Lincoln sounded like.. however there are a few first-hand accounts written by people who did know .. and described in detail the sound and timbre of not only his voice, but his pronunciation of certain words as well. Lewis did an AMAZING job bringing these descriptions to life.
David Parker people were around tho...
This film is a real master piece in my book. Thanks.
Ditto
Yes. It was a privilege & real pleasure to view this film.
In what book that is? You mean the script?
Can't wait to see it!
Aww I wish they did a 16 hour mini series. Is that just me?
YES!
4-23-2022
I love this type of movie. History!!!
I'm hearing that! 😅
I love History!❤
One of the films that's only going to get better with time. You must watch this movie more than once to really appreciate it.
Yes, indeed! I have seen it
seven times..!
And now some people want to tear Lincoln's memory down, spreading the absolute lie that he didn't want to free the slaves. Our world is utterly insane.
such a wonderful movie. definitely among my favorite movies of all time. it really is a crime that it wasn't chosen as Best Picture of the Year by the Academy Award Committee
I think Sally Field saw that, as maybe her last big movie. Spider man 2 and TV just doesn't have the writers that came to the table for a movie like this.
He got the "high, reedy" voice right...and the crazy spirituality, and the depression and mood swings.
Daniel Day Lewis could very well be the greatest actor of our generation.
Damn right son
Daniel Lewis ....what a great actor and so Sally Field...,great actress
Stephens reference to “Rashomon” is BRILLIANT!!!!! Utterly brilliant.
The ticking sound of the pocket watch in the movie was actually Lincoln's watch? That is amazing!
it took a licking, but it kept on ticking
This is a movie should be shown in every history class in this nation. Now we all are the keepers of our freedoms and keeping this huge experiment safe. So this movie was so well presented. We need to watch this every time we go and vote. The leadership we vote in is what will keep this country strong. They represent our voice in the world. Professional politicians are not working well enough because for some it has become wealth being shaped for later. It has to change.
Judy Evancic and the John Adams HBO series
@Windflower 95 fegelien!! Fegelien!! Fegelien
Great team,excellent direction and amazing performances of Daniel Day Lewis,Sally Field and Tommy Lee Jones.
The best movie of 2012.
Lincoln's Great Great Grandfather Mordecai Lincoln lived in my hometown of Scituate Massachusetts. His home built in 1690 still stands & his gravestone is still legible in one of the town's old burying grounds.
AssinnippiJack my grandmas house was built in 1905 and is almost falling down around her
Evidently the Chelsea politicians never heard about it and moved in on you. In their natural habitat they literally stole the street and sidewalk-one brick at a time-ripped down the oldest house in town-for a parking lot-and schemed yo destroy the Cary House-built by Governor Bellinghamin the 1650's-rather than pay for needed repairs, and cleared the way for arsonists to burn down three of the schools-to resell the land to developers. And alongtheu way they corrupted and destroyed every veteran's civic improvement organization in town to squeeze every loose dime out of them, Be grateful they never noticed you!
Yeah, that's relevant to the movie.
Noticed the Biblical first name, They were common, back in the day; but this custom disappeared after the Civil War, and after WW1, pretty much gone. I hope extra care is given to preserve the name on the stone.
Thank you for this information.
One of the best that Spielberg has ever done. One of my top three of the last 70 years.
When I look at Spielbergs greatness, I can’t help but covet that talent. I’ve always appreciated his meticulous attention to detail.
Why are people coming here to hate on Abraham Lincoln,seriously
They're just butthurt because their great great great grandfathers lost the war
richrocks95 Exactly. Abraham Lincoln WON, and was vindicated by history. He belongs to the ages. His enemies lost, and have been consigned largely to the dustbowl of history. Outside of a fringe group of Lost Cause adherents, who the hell cares about Jeff Davis and Alexander Stevens??
That's a truly logical thing coming from a commie.
Indeed
+Kyle Barn I seriously don't know how its possible to even hate him...
They were both so good in this. You feel like you personally know Lincoln a little bit more from this but Sally Field was so tortuously good as Mary Todd. She was almost hard to watch because you could perceive the pain underneath the surface.
Mr. Speilburg , America needs to be reminded about what Lincoln did to save the Union, and a 16 hour miniseries may unite us again. We are divided again , and must be brought back to our finest angels of unity again . Empathy , respect , thoughtfulness , and belief in our constitution , and democracy need to be refreshed in our souls again as a united nation.
I've watched this movie countless times and never get tired of it ; I believe it's one of the best movies I have ever seen, Daniel Day Lewis did a superb job as did the rest of the cast ; if I had been a member of the academy I would have nominated it for several oscars. Steven Spielberg is an excellent director, I first noticed it with the great job he did with the realistic detail he gave to Saving Private Ryan but more so to the movie Lincoln; its not so much like you just watching a movie,its almost as if your actually there. A definite must see !!!
I like how they got his voice more right than in the past. Apparently it was described as high pitched and reedy
He's 6'2, about 2 inches shorter than Lincoln, but Sally Field is really short, she's only 5'2, so it makes him seem like a giant when he stands next to her
Sally is actually the same height as Mrs. Lincoln.. she had to gain 25lbs to be her weight... so in actuality the distance would have been two inches difference. Maybe they should have had DDL wear shoe prosthetics to make him taller?? That is really all they could've done to make him exactly like Lincoln... but either way DDL is a genius actor and Spielberg got is so so right .... just an amazing depiction of Lincoln. I love DDL.... he's def prob my top actor I love to watch!!
I love Doris Goodwin, she’s written some and produced some of my favorite documentaries, Her History Channel Lincoln docudrama I purchased soon it was available
This film deserves more Oscars. I was very disappointed that night
absolutely!
The Oscars don't deserve this movie.
Thank you, Mr. Lincoln. Thank you, Mr. Spielberg.
Kevin Morgan berg
Thanks.
President Lincoln & Mr Spielberg!
@@rjs1jd Yes, indeed!
for what?
Again thank you to all the extras and stunt people who worked this film. And the behind the Seen helpers.
This movie..... truly amazing achievement.
Greatest President who ever lived.
My favorite always!!
aranphor We have one now. It’s too bad you’re missing it because you’re listening to the msm. Try Q.
That's more like Reagan, FDR, Ulysses, or Dollar bill
She Wheels-do you work for the Onion? as for Q, I don't do phony cults.
George Washington was a like noble leader, perhaps greatest before his start as the first US president. He had indefatigably shepherded the win of the American Revolution, and then (refusing some colonists' exhortations that he be crowned king) into its birth as a democratic republican new nation.
As a SOUTH AFRICAN CITIZEN i ALWAYS find myself diving DEEP into President Abraham Lincoln documentaries its so fascinating and PROFOUNDLY
Daniel was the right choice for Lincoln. Sally pulled it off even with the age gap, what a great roll to play Mary Lincoln.
Abe Lincoln had/has tremendous charisma. He will always be my favorite US president. DDL and Field plus Spielberg and so many others made this a very special film. Very moving to watch.
this movie is by far the most underrated movie in all of movie history. shame on the Academy for not choosing this movie to be the movie of the year, and shame on the Academy for not giving Steven Spielberg the Oscar for director of this movie like he so richly deserved
A masterpiece. I am privileged to watch such a great movie with great Daniel Day Lewis about a great President
One of the best behind the scenes I’ve watched
I had eagerly awaited this movie. I had read "Team of Rivals" twice. I just love everything related to the XIX century, and this book by Doris Kearns Goodwin captured it so well. The movie was announced long ago with Liam Neeson as Lincoln, and when finally Daniel Day Lewis was cast and the movie went into production, I thought it was going to be really special. And it is, it's a great film. As this making of documentary proves, everyone involved really knew what they were doing: long shots, no fast editing, no big melodramatic music score, gas and natural lights,...amazing movie. I only wish they could have filmed more of the book, which is extraordinary.
Fer Abra If they had filmed the entire book, it would've been a mini series and I don't think it would have been watched like this movie was watched. I love history, but viewed this movie 3 times to comprehend it all.
I'm happy that it was Mr. Lewis and not Mr. Neeson acting as Honest Abe!
Don't get me wrong! I adore Mr. Neeson as an actor! But I don't wanna here Aslan out of Lincoln's voice, hence, my point above!
Tommy Lee Jones only does one character: Tommy Lee Jones. And he's magnificent doing it.
He's obviously great at playing cops but IMO he's a really versatile and slightly underrated actor
He was great playing a real Harvard Jock, in "Love Story."
hahahaha
Even watching this I smile and moments of tears. It's like a rush of everything I've read and watched hits me at once.
The gift of this movie and the actors that were involved, will live on for ever!!
Mary Todd’s Strawberry dress is legend ! She wore it to Ford’s Theater the night of the assassination. Amazing, the costume department!
I’m watching again! Where is it? Netflix, maybe? Anyone know? 🤷♀️
i am a direct descendant of Abraham Lincoln Through his son Robert. and My Father as well as his father were also named Robert Lincoln.
how, I thought Abraham Lincoln no longer had any direct descendant since Robert Todd Lincoln beckwith died in 1985 with out any children
i am a direct descendant of Robert Todd Lincoln 3 times removed who died in July of 1926' While Robert Todd Lincoln Beckwith was from the Inlaw side of the family.
ok, just wondering...... that's really great. I always looked up to Lincoln and to be related to him would be really cool.
Even Tom Hanks is a descendant of Abe Lincoln.
ya, your right, he's related..... But not a direct descendant of Abraham Lincoln.
people just don't have respect nor do they understand what the story is about Abraham Lincoln and what he did to free the slaves
I was a History major....to me there was no greater President before or after Abraham Lincoln.....I felt Spielberg, Lewis, Sally and all the others brought him alive....I actually felt I was there for that period of time in history....when they show him dying, I wept... as if I was in that very room when he died....my favorite movie of all time...
One of the Greatest Americans in history. And the GREATEST American President to have ever served.
Steven Spielberg needs to direct a Star Trek film. He brings an authenticity that's needed in the franchise.
That would be fantastic.
Just imagine Star Trek: First contact directed by him. The Borg. The Queen. Picard and Data.
The directing, the lighting, costume design and music composing are the most important effect to make a good movie ... but the acting is the utmost importance of all.
Thank you For This Wonderful Historic movie about one of America's most beloved Presidents, Mr Lincoln
I took my 10 year old son to see this film. On the way home we stopped at the new National Veterans Cemetery in Holly, Michigan. We went to the section reserved for those fallen men and women from the War in Afghanistan. My son picked a random headstone and planted a small US Flag. On this past Memorial Day my 23 year old son thanked me. I feel all 10 to 12 year old boys in America should see this great film. 🇺🇸
This is the best portrayal of Lincoln I have ever seen. DDL is one of a kind.
It indeed is a masterpiece of film and seriously underrated. Everyone should see it. One small element that makes the film what it is; they allowed Daniel Day Lewis to show the introspective part of his personality. They allowed the audience to see him spending time in thought. The “dead time” becomes SO important to understanding the character and empathizing the moment.
No one would be shocked to hear that Lincoln may have held racist views during his time. But the notion of racism is fluid, just as are all notions involving prejudice(s). What is important is to understand that, firstly, this is cinema and cinema is art, thus open to the artist's interpretation. Secondly, although holding what we now regard as backwards views, his legacy is one that will be remembered for helping achieve something none before him had, freedom. That is what's most important
My goodness, what a great movie. What a great man.
Watched the movie today. Spielberg has made a brilliant film and succeeded in retelling the story behind the 15th amendment taking into account all the pitfalls of American polity in that crucial phase of history. Daniel Day-Lewis deserves all praise for his excellent performance.
I loved LOVED this film!!! No need to have a pointless CZcams argument. That's all.
Pointless? Lol
Poor man Abraham Lincon was a wounded hero he suffered alot of emotional suffering all his life, just like a shot wounded solder that just keeps fighting he kept going.
This is the best movie about Lincoln I've ever seen, DDL and Sally Field are two of the best actors in the business. One of Spielberg's best films among others. Americans need another Lincoln in office today, he had a hard life but rose up and overcame, one of our greatest presidents in history
Daniel Day Lewis is a wonderful actor. He won 3 Oscars for his movie best actor. He was awesome in Last of Mohicans, with Madeline Stowe years back. Haven't seen this movie yet, hope they have it on T.V. Didn't know till now they made it.
Where have you been for the last 26 years. That was released in 1993.
such a beautifully made video. wow, i am stunned
The music resonates in the spirit.
I love that Doris K. G. got a tour of the set.
No matter how talented, there is no living actor I can think of - and come to think of it, no actor from the past, either - who could have even come close to Daniel Day Lewis’ portrayal of Lincoln. And, I think that Sally Fields also deserves accolades for her portrayal of Mary Lincoln - a homely, rude, selfish, arrogant woman - who was more than just a little mentally unstable as well. Sally gave a great performance of a very unattractive historic figure.
In fact, all the actors in this film gave fantastic performances, in roles both major and minor.
The script, the cinematography, the editing, the set and costume design... were all incredible.
This film is, IMO, a masterpiece.
Donny Thompson - Beautifully stated.
Just on actors fitting to look the part of the real life characters they played - I firmly believe that no actor ever fitted the look of the person they portrayed than Jackie Earle Haley as Alexander Stephens
I didn't even know how Alexander Stephens actually looked like. Then I googled and cursed that the movie was so good, its polluting the google searches with Jackie Earle Haley.
I was wrong lol.
Gorgeous sound track!
This is such a great piece of work. I have watched it several times and am always in awe of it.
I ABSOLUTELY LOVE THIS MOVIE, TOTALLY ACCURATE.
One of the great motion pictures. (I was fortunate enough to see both Kerns Goodman and Spielberg in person at Gettysburg.)
Watch "John Adams," then "Gettysburg," then 'Lincoln." Then make sure your children and grandchildren do the same.
great movie
Spielberg’s “ Lincoln” is an incredible film in the history of film making about the history of America .. about an extraordinary time & and an extraordinary president ❤️🏛💙
I'd recommend Sandburg's 'Lincoln' over Spielberg's. But you have to be willing to read, even for the condensed three colume vesion published for the Civil War centennial.
But nevertheless I would assume pure righteousness and a deeper inner morality caused him to fight for the abolition of slavery
Beautiful documentary .
This is a touching, moving, memorable, haunting film. Thank you, D Day Lewis, S Spielberg, S. Fields & everyone associated. The Mary Todd House in my home town is a marvelous place to visit!!
My all-time favorite movie indeed
People now in 2020 need to rewatch Lincoln if they haven't for a while or watch it if they haven't before.
What a great movie and informative presentation.
The Ghettysburg address was given on my birthday!
Great movie a actors about abe lincoln
I really love him
Master piece ....d day lewis rocked in this movie....its just awesome to watch him in this movie....d day lewis u r best actor man
"I am the President of the United States of America, clothed in immense power!"
Masterpiece
This was an amazing video, thank you so much!
Excellence all around..what a wonderful experience..
I always felt like my Dad and Grandpa, looked like Abe Lincoln. I found out a few days ago that he is our cousin. He is my 4th cousin 6 X removed.
Amazing!! What a family legacy
Thank you.
Great movie!
This is thrilling cinema.
chills
Excellent movie! LOVE DDL! ❤👏👏👏👏👏
Right on!