the absolute sweetest. I really hope he gets more roles in the future.

@bowersgangg

Жыл бұрын

hi natalia

He's so adorable. I'm very proud of him! He has such a delightful face and a powerful talent. I love how "German" he looks (I know there's not really such a thing, but still......)

@Arms_Akimbo

Жыл бұрын

Especially since he's not German but Austrian 🤣

@katherinesavarese6009

Жыл бұрын

@@Arms_Akimbo right!

@jaberd100

Жыл бұрын

Actually there is such a thing. And don't forget Austria was part of Germany for a long time, so I don't thinks there is much of a difference in terms of ethnicity. I live in the Netherlands and there are times when I can tell someone is german. But usually germanic people look a like. Netherlands, Germany, Denmark, Zweden etc are Germanic people.

@Arms_Akimbo

Жыл бұрын

@@jaberd100 just make sure to never tell an Austrian they are German, they do resent that! 😂

@p.h.3987

Жыл бұрын

​@@jaberd100 🤦‍♀️ You should REALLY take a history class!

Great interview, such a humble guy and brilliant actor.

An intellectual actor and so cute.

I just love listening to him talk ❤️ He is so charming and articulate!

His face when he talks about Colin Farrell 😭😭😭 so damn adorable oh my god

this is such a good interview especially that bit of using excel spreadsheet😂😂 i love the host and her questions! most interviews usually have cut and dry interactions, but she seems genuinely interested by his insight and is good at letting the conversation flows. Felix is so adorable (can't believe he's 27 tbh. he looks like teenager), hopefully we'll see him again in other great movies!

He is the description of unparalleled. I am absolutely confident in this talented young man's future as one of the best actors of all time.

She asked rly good questions you can see by how genuinely interested that she was a fan

he's so cute cant believe he's 27 🥺🏹♡♡♡

Its a great book, I first read it an school, the title in German is "Im Westen nichts Neues" which was a communique to high command describing what happened to the Unit Paul was in on the day Paul dies. it translates as "Nothing new in the west" a day when nothing of note occurred, implying I guess that his death was meaningless. I haven't seen this movie yet and look forward to it. I have seen the 1930 one a few times and the TV movie with Ernest Borgnine, who played Kat. Interestingly there is a sequel few people are aware of, "The road back" (Der Weg zurück). A film was made in 1937, but didn't do as well. Its set a few weeks later at the end of the war and is about the fall of the German empire.

Felix is great in his interviews for this movie. He's mature in discussing the film and definitely articulate. Most actors (under 30) aren't intelligent enough to discuss a difficult subject, but Felix can and does so! I watched the movie when it first came out on Netflix. I didn't even see the trailer beforehand. I thought I can leave the movie on and fall asleep to it. Nope, that didn't happen! I watched it thru as it caught my attention. I usually don't like war movies because my maternal grandparents were killed in a war that got out of hand, causing my mom and her siblings to be orphans at such a young age. I'm glad this movie was spoken in German since the previous TV movie was NOT! I watched this in German with English subtitles and didn't switch the dubbing. Several times, I temporarily took off the subtitles for a more dramatic effect. This was a good film. Some small details in the film were not in the book but it does add more emphasis to the situation happening.

@tilltronje1623

23 күн бұрын

Can you name those immature actors? What Felix is doing here is not special. He is educated and can think. I highly doubt other actors can't do the same

That was a great remake of a great book and the previous movies.

This is a conversation I crave to have some day 🥺. I have a strange obsession with WWI and WWII and it's strange because I was born a century later in a 3rd world African country and no one else here is interested in those wars since they didn't really concern us and I literally have no one to talk to about my favorite topic 😔. Anyway, great interview. I became a fan of Felix from his performance alone but his humbleness and appreciation of history and art won me over even more.

The war movies I appreciate most are this one, and War Horse. Both are just so well done and should be required watching

24:03 ahhh he’s so cute

A great interview with an incredible actor. Very well done

Really good production.

I wish all quiet on the western front wins best picture and hoping to see him more in movies

Amazing actor and amazing young man.

She is a fantastic interviewer! Great conversation. Also, small typo in your description: It's Felix, not Feliz.

I hope someday I get to watch his theater performance ❤ must be as excellent!

I have lived 5 decades and watched war films in both English and German all the way (am Danish, but have lived many years in both German and English speaking countries). In recent times, films in English have become better at letting the Germans speak German and without the too thick German accent when speaking English (some Germans do have that accent, but many don't). For smaller roles in English however, they often find some English speakers who are good at sounding German, but then the picture falls apart when they make grammatical mistakes... :)

Well done!

I love your act Felix 🎉

The Russian soldiers on their way to Ukraine should watch this and reflect.

@CHNO-cm1rd

Жыл бұрын

As a Russian, I fully agree with this

@akosimj9544

Жыл бұрын

Putin and xi Jing pin must watch it also

I hope felix gets to see Colin at the Oscar’s 😅

Who is the interviewer? Credits should list this.

He‘s so cute and talented 😍

His English accent is zexy

Particularly apropos with the trench warfare in Ukraine.

Now I am a fan woman,too

Stay sharp. Felix. All politics....dont become a parrot....war works. Watch rhat they don't have you play neesis. And bad carakters....remember Hollywood and Britain. Is one....i wonder if they give you a love story. Never have seen this. In 70 years....its all.politics.....alles liebe

As usual in these cases, it's a movie that borrows the title from a famous book, but has little to do with it. It looks like a response to "1917". From the point of view of entertainment it's fine, and the setting is quite good. It does show some of the ethos and pathos of war in the trenches in WW I, but isn't historically accurate. The punch line of the book, which gives it its name is that the soldier died with the last bullet shot in the war, and the military report was "All quiet on the Western Front." You certainly don't get the idea in the movie.

@tilltronje1623

23 күн бұрын

"Isn't historically accurate" - written by a literal veteran. Sure buddy 😅

Shame that the film is so far from the story and intent of the original book.

@tilltronje1623

23 күн бұрын

Lol you are daft. It fits the intent perfectly

Ah yes, an Austrian artist who joins Germany in The Great War. Sounds de javu

@pszczolki99

8 ай бұрын

bro💀

I watched several reviews from historicans about the movie on youtube. Basicly what everybody said is that it's some kind of comic action movie. Historically not acurate in the details and actions of people. For example it is not true that the soldiers shot surrendering soldiers in general like it is shown in the movie. It gives a wrong view of the history. Not a good movie in my opinion.

@stc3145

Жыл бұрын

Shooting prisoners happens in all wars by all sides.

@scarba

Жыл бұрын

Novels and films are art and not documentaries. It’s about portraying a feeling not facts. It’s obvious good for contemplating what war means.

@dhsf5937

Жыл бұрын

Who cares if the movie can reflect feelings and make society think twice.

@scarba

Жыл бұрын

@@dhsf5937 I do

@dhsf5937

Жыл бұрын

@@scarba the movie was made as a anti war movie.