@silvereyes181 Was 'cruel elegance' your own phrase? If you find the trailer for the SAME-TITLED-SAME-DIRECTOR'D-YET-NOT-REALLY-RELATED film 'The Hunger', 1983, the voice over says the same!
I have absolutely NO idea what's going on! He kills the guy and himself? But then again he's immortal, so how does he die? Then he's still alive...ugh! What the bleep!
@SweetenThekitty96 I think the young man is an apparition that Priest hallucinated for some self-critique. If you think of him as being Priest in every scene, then nobody came to the exhibition but the artist and his agent, who Priest hates. Priest kills the agent then goes home to ponder. Drew was not there at all. Priest, thinking his works had gone stale, ruins them, and then makes himself into his final one.
His ghostly form represents the name of the artist living on,
@colintron and, to my understanding, goes on as this ghost to introduce the rest of the series The Hunger, sinister tales he'd be interested in.
Eddie looking like the artist who died in the '70s is just Priest imagining someone he admired and felt similar to as his critic.
Notice that, at the start, he tells the police that the man they describe is him, until they state the age (that part I can't explain, but we could consider the police visit to be all in his mind, too).
@colintron So you're saying that this whole series is in his mind? Does it all make sense to you, or did someone help you out too? Sorry for all the questions, but this show is pretty confusing!
@SweetenThekitty96 Oh, I've not seen any more episodes yet (but I'm a Bowie completist and the first episode impressed me, so I intend to).
Whether a fiction show is fictional within its own 'world' is moot, really, but I'd be happy to conclude that the rest of the episodes are 'true', and Julian Priest is merely a ghost-host. Like, it's his afterlife job to show us real stories.
I think one of the things about David Bowie is that he doesn't seem to age...which is beyond awesome!!!! =D...oh and I love him in these type of roles, especially with the mischievous smile!
What did David say after the other guy asked him what his preoccupation with death was
AND HOLY CRAP!!! Can anyone explain the ending to me? I know he killed the other man but then HE was the one on the slab thing dead then he wasn't dead and hiding up in the prison... I am SO confused!
@LadyBowie1119 Hopefully I can explain this: The man that came in with the gunshot wound and Bowie's character are one in the same person. It was, let's say two different personalities if you can say that...Priest wanted to be immortal and wanted to out-do all of his other pieces of art, and what better way to do that then to make yourself a piece of art? That's what Priest did..and then afterwards when we see Priest walking around again is him as a ghost basically...hope that helps! :)
@LadyBowie1119 Well, to be honest with you, the episodes aren't upfront with what they have to say if you know what I mean...you have to really pay attention and keep track of what's going on otherwise you might get really confused in the end...but it's nice to see Bowie in the beginning and ending of each episode (only in the second season mind you...oh and to answer your earlier question about what Priest said: Something like he resents death...but hope that helps! :)
Yes! It was a big shock when I first saw it and I think it's probably his best role. He's always know how to thrill and amaze us. He's just the best :)
He's not only playing in this episode but also hosted the 2nd season. This amazing series reminds me the Outside album. And I think Julian Priest is one of his greatest images. I love this!
I absolutely agree with you about the similarities with Ouside, and Julian Priest is a great character. The Hunger looks like a very interesting series, I live in Spain and I don't think it was ever shown here in any channel. I should try and watch it. I loved this episode, but then Bowie was in it, this might be the reason, I guess ;)
I think the whole 2nd season is slightly unusual and very interesting TV show :) Not only because of David Bowie appearance. But he is the main reason of course. And there's no doubt that "Sanctuary" is culminating point of this TV series.
Wow, I waited too long to watch this.
colintron 1 week ago
I loved the series,and DB's acting was really convincing !!!Thx btw for sharing,got it taped on video ,had no pc at the time .
zenobowie 1 month ago
tea and sexiness. More more more!!!!
Blueangeloo 4 months ago
WHAT DID I JUST WATCH!!?? by the by Bowie has this cruel elegance about him...he plays the villain very well. Very attractive :)
silvereyes181 4 months ago
@silvereyes181 Was 'cruel elegance' your own phrase? If you find the trailer for the SAME-TITLED-SAME-DIRECTOR'D-YET-NOT-REALLY-RELATED film 'The Hunger', 1983, the voice over says the same!
colintron 1 week ago
i think bowie had just plastic surgeried Giovanni to make him look like himself after killing him!
BlueSoulJim 4 months ago in playlist David Bowie in 'The Hunger' (TV Series)
@BlueSoulJim Probably not. Unless this is The Linguini Incident.
colintron 1 week ago
That was the most confusing thing I've seen in a long time lmaooo.
SnotRockets55 4 months ago
How strange to be Giovanni Ribisi and be the man SHAVED by David Bowie. Fucking wierd shit man! Canadian TV will air anything :)
NoDestinyLive4Now 5 months ago in playlist David Bowie in 'The Hunger' (TV Series) 4
fuck yea.
wel...a beautiful man. A beautiful voice. Bowie here's a mix of Outside and Reality albums <3
MimeInManBody 9 months ago 3
I have absolutely NO idea what's going on! He kills the guy and himself? But then again he's immortal, so how does he die? Then he's still alive...ugh! What the bleep!
But I do like this thx!
SweetenThekitty96 10 months ago
@SweetenThekitty96 I think the young man is an apparition that Priest hallucinated for some self-critique. If you think of him as being Priest in every scene, then nobody came to the exhibition but the artist and his agent, who Priest hates. Priest kills the agent then goes home to ponder. Drew was not there at all. Priest, thinking his works had gone stale, ruins them, and then makes himself into his final one.
His ghostly form represents the name of the artist living on,
colintron 1 week ago
@colintron and, to my understanding, goes on as this ghost to introduce the rest of the series The Hunger, sinister tales he'd be interested in.
Eddie looking like the artist who died in the '70s is just Priest imagining someone he admired and felt similar to as his critic.
Notice that, at the start, he tells the police that the man they describe is him, until they state the age (that part I can't explain, but we could consider the police visit to be all in his mind, too).
colintron 1 week ago
@colintron So you're saying that this whole series is in his mind? Does it all make sense to you, or did someone help you out too? Sorry for all the questions, but this show is pretty confusing!
SweetenThekitty96 1 week ago
@SweetenThekitty96 Oh, I've not seen any more episodes yet (but I'm a Bowie completist and the first episode impressed me, so I intend to).
Whether a fiction show is fictional within its own 'world' is moot, really, but I'd be happy to conclude that the rest of the episodes are 'true', and Julian Priest is merely a ghost-host. Like, it's his afterlife job to show us real stories.
colintron 1 week ago
I think one of the things about David Bowie is that he doesn't seem to age...which is beyond awesome!!!! =D...oh and I love him in these type of roles, especially with the mischievous smile!
gerardwfreak 11 months ago
david bowie is so FUCKING hot
Avery1125 11 months ago 5
What did David say after the other guy asked him what his preoccupation with death was
AND HOLY CRAP!!! Can anyone explain the ending to me? I know he killed the other man but then HE was the one on the slab thing dead then he wasn't dead and hiding up in the prison... I am SO confused!
LadyBowie1119 1 year ago
@LadyBowie1119 Hopefully I can explain this: The man that came in with the gunshot wound and Bowie's character are one in the same person. It was, let's say two different personalities if you can say that...Priest wanted to be immortal and wanted to out-do all of his other pieces of art, and what better way to do that then to make yourself a piece of art? That's what Priest did..and then afterwards when we see Priest walking around again is him as a ghost basically...hope that helps! :)
gerardwfreak 11 months ago
@gerardwfreak
So Priest is dead? But Bowie comes back as Priest in other episodes...?
LadyBowie1119 11 months ago
@LadyBowie1119 I think it's him as a ghost I wanna say...
gerardwfreak 11 months ago
@gerardwfreak
Hmmm... Well, even if Bowie IS in this show, it doesn't look like a show I'd keep watching so I guess it really doesn't matter...
LadyBowie1119 11 months ago
@LadyBowie1119 Well, to be honest with you, the episodes aren't upfront with what they have to say if you know what I mean...you have to really pay attention and keep track of what's going on otherwise you might get really confused in the end...but it's nice to see Bowie in the beginning and ending of each episode (only in the second season mind you...oh and to answer your earlier question about what Priest said: Something like he resents death...but hope that helps! :)
gerardwfreak 11 months ago
Holy crap! I love bowie! But wow!
hanshandslover 1 year ago
OK, I'm slow. I didn't get this at all, LOL
sannaols5582 1 year ago
His smile is cute =3
rebeccaliebregts 1 year ago 2
My mouth actually dropped at the end of this!!!!!
ronvins 1 year ago
Good Lord, I love Bowie sooo much!
alma1980sommerregen 2 years ago 21
I love his grin! I gotta get my hands on this show!
FantasmaLuna 2 years ago 8
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trixiebop5 2 years ago
6:08 OMG! EPIC DAVID BOWIE SHIRT RIP XD
queentellera 2 years ago 10
what is the name of the song in the ending of this program
kkrajos 2 years ago
kkrajos, you mean the song "Hunger" by Nick Amour & Andy Carroll ?
nightspeII 2 years ago 2
yes this song :) how is the name of this song?
kkrajos 2 years ago
the name of the song is HUNGER, like I've already said
nightspeII 2 years ago
HEY send me the song i want this song "hunger" by nick amour, please, please :'(
kkrajos 2 years ago
sorry :( I don't have it
nightspeII 2 years ago
That was disturbing, but oddly... I want more.
firstRainbowRose 2 years ago
I think i just found the definition of 'awesome' with this episode. And David of course,
Gorgeous, creepy in that Bowie way where it's almost... soothing to see, and his acting brilliant as ever.
pinchotgirl 2 years ago 2
"W"
laceup1967 2 years ago
'This is my first attempt on a human'. *mischievous smile*.
Rocky15151515 2 years ago 28
OMG!!!
Wavelength247 2 years ago
David is excellent in the role of host throughout season 2!
and his performance in episode 1 is brilliant! (although i did find the image of a legless/armless David hair-raising!)
MoonageDaydream2008 3 years ago 3
Yes! It was a big shock when I first saw it and I think it's probably his best role. He's always know how to thrill and amaze us. He's just the best :)
nightspeII 3 years ago
How often has Bowie been a part of this show?
spscotto 2 years ago
He's playing in this episode and also hosted the whole 2nd season - 22 episodes.
nightspeII 2 years ago
That's quite disturbing and strange! But I like strange things, so I enjoyed watching it! :-) David is always good for a surprise.
LadyScreaming 3 years ago
I think every true Bowiefan likes the strange things :))))) And I like this very much
nightspeII 3 years ago
Disturbing but interesting, and I think David is great here. Thanks for posting this, I've never seen it before :)
Stargirl067 3 years ago
He's not only playing in this episode but also hosted the 2nd season. This amazing series reminds me the Outside album. And I think Julian Priest is one of his greatest images. I love this!
nightspeII 3 years ago
I absolutely agree with you about the similarities with Ouside, and Julian Priest is a great character. The Hunger looks like a very interesting series, I live in Spain and I don't think it was ever shown here in any channel. I should try and watch it. I loved this episode, but then Bowie was in it, this might be the reason, I guess ;)
Stargirl067 3 years ago
I think the whole 2nd season is slightly unusual and very interesting TV show :) Not only because of David Bowie appearance. But he is the main reason of course. And there's no doubt that "Sanctuary" is culminating point of this TV series.
nightspeII 3 years ago