Love Claire Danes. Fantastic actress. Homeland Season 4 was spectacular, can't wait for the new season!

Her level of acting in Homeland is divine.

Anyone else agree that her laugh is so adorable.

@corsair4309

8 жыл бұрын

+BizarrePower she has perdy mouth

@growtogether

8 жыл бұрын

+BizarrePower 100%!

@inspectorpouzo

7 жыл бұрын

It gives me the shivers. Like her face. So.....no.

@philipdoesit6098

4 жыл бұрын

Insert Name So does tottenhams premier league performances

@TheRigo385

7 ай бұрын

Yea, I watched it like 10 times 😂 Lover her ❤

her character is a big fan of jazz and of Miles Davis...if i can recall there was a part when she was having a bipolar attack and she gets her iPod to listen to jazz to calm herself down

She'll always be Angela, Juliet, and Beth to me.

@LoneWolfZakuro14

8 жыл бұрын

+jdlaw001 She'll always be San from Princess Mononoke to me.

@Kleavers

8 жыл бұрын

+Iris in a Bottle Katherine Brewster!

@HazeGreyAndUnderway

8 жыл бұрын

+jdlaw001 Juliet for sure. Her and Leo were great in that movie.

@tanyagaytan1275

8 жыл бұрын

+Ron Swanson Yeah, they really were. It's funny how both the actors actually hate each other in real life and didn't get along at all while filming.

OMG! He totally trolled Homeland and Carrie's craziness😂😂😂

@jmbwithcats

8 жыл бұрын

+Sanker Narayanan SNL did a great Homeland Parody a few years back.

@sankernarayanan4638

8 жыл бұрын

Jonathan Berman I remember that. Anne Hathaway was in it, if I remember correctly. That was funny too!!!

01:15 What is the significance of Carrie Mathison always listening to jazz music in Homeland? In the opening credits a young girl is seen playing a trumpet, assuming this is Carrie, and assuming she is playing jazz, she must be very intelligent. Jazz and the jazz musician supply an ideal metaphor for the rapid flow of esoteric thought, and acute mental activity seen in Claire Danes’ masterful portrayal of Carrie. In addition to the swamp full of doubtful, unimpressed or unresponsive listeners, together make for one enticing drama. In the original concept of the show, the different types of jazz that Saul and Carrie enjoy were supposed to become a symbol of their different methods of intelligence work: Carrie loves the chaotic Thelonious Monk; while Saul prefers the smoother, calmer John Coltrane. That's why there's the Louis Armstrong bit in the opening montage, and the two of them talk about it once or twice early in the first season. As things changed during the actual writing of Season 1, that particular bit of character development got lost in the shuffle. I believe Jazz expalins Carrie's behavrioul disorder/mental state ... She Loves Jazz which in really contemporary and most importantly as Jazz music flows ups and down so does Carrie's mental state... She even co-relate Jazz with the movements of Brody's finger when he is on camera which either writer's semingly introduced to create confusion for Audiances however it also shows that Jazz is also over her mind ... flowing yet saddistic ksksks

"This is Homeland crazy jazz" 😂

that was the perfect bit but they forgot the red lines connecting the photos. Love it !

Pewdiepie is Colbert's next guest? NOW I'm jealous of Pewdiepie!

@TipsyRiver

8 жыл бұрын

+VSxFLVINGCVRCVSS All you need is 40 million subs :)

@HazeGreyAndUnderway

8 жыл бұрын

+VSxFLVINGCVRCVSS Fuck that guy.

@HazeGreyAndUnderway

8 жыл бұрын

WinterXL no

she wasn't really a depressed character in "Stardust"! I love that movie...:)

Jazz music ties into her bipolar disorder on the show. I haven't started season 4 though.

@samansiddiquie1902

3 жыл бұрын

I stopped at season 6 cos of Quinn and forwarded my way through 7 and 8

Claire is stunningly naturally beautiful, and completely underrated! I love her. Amazing actress.

@pab1972

4 жыл бұрын

She won 4 Golden Globes and 2 Primetime Emmys... "completely underrated". You must had been on something when you wrote this.

i just love Claire she is a genius

Beautiful as always, looks genuinely happy!

watching so much homeland with her face constantly stressed out almost forgot how sizzling hot she actually is ughhh

Season 5 was very good.

Still the best on screen crier of all time

Greatest Actor of all Time Perfection

This is great, although I don't so much think she admitted the opening means nothing, rather she has no goddamn clue what it means... I am fairly sure it all does mean something though... the frenetic jazz represents Carrie's character and the national security situation, for example... it's not meaningless, she just hasn't really thought about it.

00:16 What is the meaning of the title scene from the TV series Homeland? 1. It starts out, “I won't…I can't let that happen again” as if the world trade center disaster was her fault. Carrie takes everyone and everything very seriously, and the burden of the world is upon her. The maze: a metaphor for Carrie's bipolar disease, and the fact that she must find a way out of it. It's a maze that imprisons her, now she is determined to find her way out of it. The question is: will she find her way out and find her true self again? The tuba(was this season 2 opener?): Carrie has always taken huge challenges her whole life, learning to play the tuba is one of them. She always puts her effort into everything and has a history of taking on huge, seemingly insurmountable challenges. She likes a good challenge. The trumpet and trumpet players: Carrie expressed her real feelings through the musical notes of the trumpet. The trumpet wailing is like crying and grieving. The highest note hit is when the planes hit the World Trade Center. Carrie is driving over the George Washington bridge when catastrophe and tragedy strike the World Trade Towers. You can see smoke rising to the left out of the front of the windshield of her car. You can hear her later reflect on how “it happened right before my eyes“. This single event would haunt and shape her. Carrie: I missed something once before. I won't, I can't let that happen again. Saul: It was ten years ago. Everyone missed something that day. Carrie: Everyone's not me. Carrie wears a lion mask: 1. The acts of terrorism, domestic and abroad, awaken the sleeping lion within Carrie and motivates her to take action. Like getting out of a maze,she knows this will present a challenge for her. (I don't recall her wearing a horse mask). 2. She must conceal her true feelings and bipolar illness from everyone in order to put on a good face. Who or what does Carrie hide, and better yet, who is the real Carrie? She also appears more powerful than she truly us. The mask belies the vulnerability lying underneath her exterior self. Carrie watches Reagen, Bush, and Clinton on TV: She hears Reagen, then Bush, then Obama speak out against terrorism. She hears about Flight 103 which crashed in Lockerbie, Scotland as a result of a terrorist bomb and Bush stating, “we will not stand against these acts of aggression”. She is exposed to all the acts of terrorism, at a young age, over the past 30 years and these events shape her outlook on life and motivate her to do something about it. We see images of her sleeping to show that she, like the rest of us, let our guards down and were not aware of the serious threat terrorism presented until 9-11. But these events awakened the “sleeping lion” within her and she knew from an early age that she wanted to fight the bad guys and stop terrorists. The Homeland main title sequence - a montage of jump cuts, grainy footage and superimpositions - wonderfully pulls together the back story and motivation of main character Carrie Mathison in a seeming rush of a dream. It submerges us into Carrie's troubled childhood of watching terrorism on TV, and her now-adult role as a CIA counterterrorism agent. Grown up, she’s emerged as a bit of an intelligence-agent savant, but plagued with an inherited bipolar disorder. But as loose as those fragments may seem, they're incredibly well devised. The title's main theme is the classical Greek myth of the Minotaur in the Labyrinth, showing Carrie’s target, Sergeant Nicholas Brody (Damian Lewis), an ex-Marine and possible terrorist, standing inside the maze. (In classical mythology, the Minotaur was a cursed offspring, with the body of a man and the head of a bull, who grew to be out of control as an adult. The beast was trapped and kept in a maze it could not find its way out of.) While the use of the beast in the maze made sense to me in terms of the danger and invisibility of extremist terrorists, I could not finish the puzzle. Why is Carrie is shown as a child with an animal mask, inside the maze herself? It's a departure from the classic story. As the child-Carrie puts on the Minotaur's mask and goes into the labyrinth in the title sequence, so did the adult Carrie do the same thing.She was willing to go anywhere, and do whatever necessary to get her target.

ladies and gentleman and in-betweens, a new era of late night is upon us.

@kurtnoble6659

8 жыл бұрын

You nailed it!

pretty smile, ugly cry

@rach7653

3 жыл бұрын

thats her brand fr tho

i've been waiting for homeland comin out!!

Hey Claire you really adorable and so brilliant on the movie!

Hahaha this was so much fun! I want to know about that little girl with the mask-what does it mean? The collage just cracked me up!

Claire Danes was outstanding in Homeland 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼❤

She's beautiful.

Nice to see her not crying...Last season was great except for the buzz killing season finale. For a few moments, it even looked like Brody was back...Hopefully this year there is less of the crazy bat s it Carrie.

Homeland is amayssssing.

Nice callback to the Colbeard

Love Claire daines !!

When I was first starting watching Homeland, I'd hear her voice and it just reminded me of another actress. It drove me crazy then it hit me. Navi Rawat. I remember her as Kendra from Burn Notice and some weird chick on 24. Same tone in their voices and they actually look similar too. Its weird.

@captainobvious90

7 жыл бұрын

and Ramanujan in Numb3rs! Yeah I kinda feel the same way

It's my favorite crazy eyes

Clair Danes is wonderful, love her.

I can't believe this show is still on. Should have ended after that guy died.

@joannasaad298

8 жыл бұрын

Hell no, it's getting better every season.

@ismoo78

7 жыл бұрын

Craig Shinkle Oh yea

luv you claire

Carry ❤️

Is Homeland really good guys? I heard that it dropped in quality after season 2-3, want to start getting into it.

@ImEmilyThorne

8 жыл бұрын

+Chris Martinez It's great and for me season 4 was actually their best. Every episode was a thriller.

@700Bonnie

8 жыл бұрын

+Chris Martinez It's good. I'd say the first 3 seasons are just a fine work of television in comparison with the more recent ones- very compelling and morally ambiguous, it makes you question yourself a lot. The 4 and 5th are more case-centered,i'm not quite sure what to make of the on going 5th season,not feeling it yet...But it's worth checking out for sure.

Look better without makeup

This is the first bit by Colbert that I think is funny

Beautiful!!!!!!!!! I love you Clair!!!!!!!!!!!!!😍😍😍😍😍😍😍from Greece🏖🏖🏖🏖🏖🏖🏖

she Is so cute

Homeland is the best goddamn show I've ever seen. And I'm a native Baltimorean and the wire was my all time favorite show for years. And still is but homeland is actually something better. Every so often will a show abandon the idea of money and keep its artistic principals and Homeland did that. As did the wire, as did Breaking Bad. Instead of keeping a show on forever and completely exhausting and exploiting every available and sometimes ridiculous avenues for characters to reach, shows like homeland and Breaking Bad keep their artistic integrity and END when it should. A show that didn't do this was Good Girls. The first 2 seasons were amazing. But the network wanted to keep the writers writing no matter what to put out any bs content and the show fell. But homeland is amazing and ended exactly when it needed to. The ending was so perfect and it wasn't exactly sad but I cried at its pathos.

Homeland was AMAZING.:S Shame it went completely to shit.

@kingjayded4752

8 жыл бұрын

when brody died...yep right to shit

@JewTube001

8 жыл бұрын

The Brody thing was getting drawn out, the last season was actually pretty good besides the final episode.

@katra777

8 жыл бұрын

+Jayne Veidt um last season was as awesome as season 1. Don't know what you were watching... (obviously not Homeland)

@regisemanuel8012

8 жыл бұрын

Am I the only one who didn't like Brody?

@Lindeberg91

8 жыл бұрын

+Regis Emanuel I stopped watching because of him, his annoying wife and whiny kids.. Started watching again after I heard they got rid of them. Best move they could make.

I really enjoyed season 1 of Homeland but I just couldn't get through the second season, it's a shame really they had such a good thing going and they decided to take a huge shit on it.

@jshepard152

7 жыл бұрын

Byron Martinez - What part didn't you like?

shes like the polar opposite of Carrie Mathison, haha i love it

Problem solved.

homeland good serie.

HOOOLY SH*T!!

Could we have a look with 80% less makeup?

Pewdiepie ! why ?!

@annerchisline9641

8 жыл бұрын

+Mahmoud El Arch November sweeps still a thing?

Lol

what's wrong with her hair? Looks so messed up. The dress she's wearing looks inviting.

2 views club

PEWDIEPIE!!!!

homeland is a 🍉

way too much makeup

I'm sure she's awesome but god damn I can't stand Carrie

Pewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwdiepie

@newuser1234567

8 жыл бұрын

+Ye_Ze Shutup.

Am I the only one who thinks she's on drugs during this interview. She's never been this hyper in any other interview that she's been in! lol

Does anybody really like the Jews? Answer honestly!

@Iranian.Shia-kurd

8 жыл бұрын

GETAFE LEÓN Aha! Do you think I was born today? God cals the Jews "the children of Devil" and you say they are cool? Read the Bible, John 8:44 You belong to your father, the devil, and you want to carry out your father’s desires. He was a murderer from the beginning, not holding to the truth, for there is no truth in him. When he lies, he speaks his native language, for he is a liar and the father of lies.

@Hephaestion96

8 жыл бұрын

Kiumars Irani Yes, I belong to Ba'al Hammon, he guards us. In my free time I also worship Melqart and Ba'al Zephon, I even make an annual pilgrimage to mount Accra and sculpt their figures. I guess I'm just more pious than you...

@Iranian.Shia-kurd

8 жыл бұрын

GETAFE LEÓN You have a lot in common with Jews, you both worship the devil. Ba'al Hammon means "Lord of Two Horns", i.e. the Devil pbs.twimg.com/profile_images/191826740/Devil.gif

@Hephaestion96

8 жыл бұрын

Kiumars Irani Yes thank you for telling me what the name of the great Lord means, I had no idea. How about you start worshipping him, too? It's a lot of fun, no sentimental prayer bs.. you can get away with pretty much anything.

@Iranian.Shia-kurd

8 жыл бұрын

GETAFE LEÓN It looks like a religion for lazy people! Why bother at all? Watch TV!