Hymne A' L'amour from La Vie en Rose

[chacha2756]

Je peux pas m'empêcher de pleurer à chaque fois que je vois cette scène, la chanson je la chante tout le temps elle me donne des frissons. Edith...

[PeachPlumPear00]

She made me feel like I lost the love of my life and I don't have one nor do I believe in it. That is some beautiful acting right there.

[marina7x]

OVERACTED? I can't help crying every time I watch this scene and feel what it's like to be on her skin. I would react even worse than that.

[nasugbubatangas]

I hope that the Alliance Française de Manille would have a screening of this film soon.

[MrStephyul]

Overacted!!!

[fairytense]

@MrStephyul How is this at all overacted? If you just found out that the love of your life died, you are not going to be silent while your heart is breaking. You're dying too. You must just not know or even grasp the concept of love to make the comment that she over acted this part. She's a brilliant actress and so far, in my opinion, no one comes close to her performance in this movie.

[comactortony]

WOW! SHES DYNOMITE!  It reminded me of one of my Favorite French films; FORBIDDEN GAMES. at the end of which a little girl calls our 'Michele Michele" in a crowded train station

[EthLover93]

Whenever I see scenes such as this, with such passion and extreme emotion I wonder how many takes a director would do? How many times could you interupt and repeat this genius? I commend Marion for her brilliant performance, this is what probably won her the Oscar. Bravo Marion.

[denverchaapai]

I understand this. I understand her. We are kindred spirits. This brings me to tears.

I love someone as deeply as she loved Marcel. While he is still here with me, and she lost him... He doesn't love me anymore and we will never be again.

i adore this woman.

[EthLover93]

No matter how hard I try, I cannot help but cry at this scene. What beautiful acting by Marion, she truly became Edith. And the directing, wow! The placement of this song was perfect for the scene and the transition from despair to grace as she enters the stage is magnificent. Bravo

[jenny141000]

goose bumps all the way

[levskiboy1914]

Heartbreaking

[glennPOTmautot]

God help the one soul who clicked "dislike."

[Ladywilde1980]

I am full out sobbing right now.OMG. That right there is what losing the love of your life looks like. She nailed it and it was perfect.

Such a fantastic actress, such a raw, powerful scene.

[bubblebloom]

This is an terribly emotional scene. And she deserved the Oscar.

[nominext]

that s why Buddha said life is suffurring because love is attachament we have to let go.no one and nothing is permanent

[Zahinn]

@nominext Your comment reminded me of Avatar: last airbender

[lanelite2828]

BEAUTIFUL... ASTOUNDING... absolutely BRILLIANT!!! Marion Cotillard deserved the oscar 100%

[missimanful]

horrible scene, elle me tue à chaque fois que je le voit...

[tranluuha]

Marion is magnificent here, no doubt about it, but credit to the director who creates such a masterpiece of the whole movie.

[luvart2607]

So touching!! I almost cried...

[jairo927]

The only scene in all the films i've ever seen that makes me cry.... Grande Marion!!!

[rickkilroy]

astounding conceptually - astounding in performance - a brilliant, brilliant scene.

[anabrans]

What amazes me is the fact that all of this is ONE take... The camera follows Marion... That is what I call perfection. Mr. Olivier Dahan, I THANK YOU for creating this movie...

[elvaelvirababe]

that's the best I've seen in a decade, truly well deserved.

[ma230195]

j'ai pleuré trois fois:

quand elle chante La Marseillaise

cette partie

et a la fin quand elle chante "non, je ne regrette rien."

J'ai jamais pleuré dans un film.

[fengjennifer]

Oh, mine...She is really a great actress!

[triggsy80]

One take; absolute sublimity

[Sugar1112Coffee]

this made me cry...

[2emma1]

Une performance époustouflante!

[Shakirafan10]

j'ai failli pleurer!

[rupestre3333]

impresionante escena dramática que sintetiza de manera magistral la esencia de vida de Edith Piaf. Maravillosa actuacion , direccion y montaje de una obra maestra del cine contemporaneo

[littlefox01]

this is my favorite scene in the movie. such a great performance!

[outinsider]

J'ai cru a cette scene. 

[Museleaders]

Not only is this movie brilliantly acted.

But the way it is filmed is incredible. This scene is breathtaking. The way you see who transistion to the stage to show how she really did sing about her life, and you could feel the emotion. Stunning.

[XoRachel473oX]

beautiful.

[TB0mgardner]

Ah, embedding disabled? But why? :(

[hallowedbeeddie]

truly one of the greatest female performances ever. Others I also love are: Theron in Monster, Kidman in The Hours, Streep in Sophies choice, Burstyn in Requiem for a dream, Bates in Misery, Fletcher in one flew over..., Cecilia Roth in Todo Sobre mi Madre, Bondarchuk in Solaris (1972), Davis in All about Eve, Hudson in Almost Famous (yeah, I loved her performance), McDormand in Fargo, and many others but I´m running out of letters. anyways, she was indeed magnificient

[anticliche321]

i almost cried... I never cry..

[prrrrecious]

Makes my heart race.

[bluessoul]

I saw this film when it came out in a tiny theater in the city I live in, it was playing no where else. I sobbed through out. No one knew who she was at this time. I turned to my friend and said she has to win an Oscar for this there is no way, so amazing, just so so amazing. What an actress. Also, unbelievable cinematography/ camera work, that long shot is devastating.

[lf1234]

THE most deserving Oscar win I've ever seen!!!!!!!!!!!

[Hypnotized1595]

This gave me goosebumps <3

[MissAlaskanPENGUIN]

UGHHHHH!!! SPECTACULAR. I know that feeling when you're told a loved one's death: you pace around like you're trying to escape it, you tremble all over, and there's intense pain you just can't describe. Her close attention to that sort of detail is what NAILED this performance. I cry every time.

God help the one soul who clicked "dislike."

[GypsyBesos]

she was so good in portraying edith piaf.

this scene gets to me everytime.

breaks my heart.

[Christlicious]

J'ai jamais vu quelque chose de similiaire en regardant ce talent de Marion Cotillard. Chaque fois je ne peux plus arrêter de pleurer, c'est si triste.

[surfsk8loveh8]

I always thought this sequence was suggesting a 'Supernatural Visitation' which is an experience of presence; or communication between the recently deceased and their spouse or progeny....

[starryian007]

A truly heartbreaking scene. Edith and Marcel had a deep, abiding and understanding love. Marcel's death in a plance crash in 1949 devastated her, she never quite recovered.............It can truly be said that she loved him so.

[naeun93]

Wow... Marion is able to make me cry even when I watch this scene out of context.... The emotions are literally tangible with her performance..... Amazing...

[lordgaga024]

i cry.....every time....

[toughcookie5454]

After watching this..you understand why she won. She deserves every single award for this part. Every serious actor should study this performance. Incredible

[tenn3262]

What I love most about Marion's acting is that she does it with such detail. Each gesture is precise, each movement.

[sillanes1]

la mejor escena de toda la pelicula!!!!!!!!!!!!! Brava!

[Hersheyskiwi]

Greatest scene from any movie i've ever seen...

[piaffreak1]

I cry every time I see this movie. Marion is absolutely beautiful and superb.

[pockerboy2009]

il est fou le 1 qui n a pas aimer cette video

[newflava89AGAIN]

omg Marion Cotillard what a great actress ... i wish hollywood not ruin her carrer and talent

[ronaldonatalbrasil]

fantastic,...only the best.

[lilagirl213]

Thank you so much for posting this

[ramonimacaroni]

she was AMAZING.

[emimolko]

one of the best dramatic scene I've ever watch, Marion Cotillard is sooooo great!

[julietbravo69]

ooh la la ca me fait pleurer :-(

[claireHAPA]

stunning actress. stunning movie. stunning music. and all for the eternally stunning Edith.

[lf1234]

This may be the single greatest performance I've ever seen.

[ilovebadkitties]

@lf1234 I couldnt agree with you more!!!

[juanignacioreyes]

Only one scene....

and what a great movie

[MermaidAlyss87]

this scene makes me cry every single time I watch it. Marion Cotillard is amazing

[ilovebadkitties]

@MermaidAlyss87 me too! EVERY TIME!!!

[HungryEars]

** Sniff ** Wait ** sniff ** Give me a second ** gulp ** OK ... I think I'm alright now ... Wow! I saw this movie a couple of years ago, and had forgotten what an amazing performance Cotillard gave. In addition to her excellent acting, I'm amazed at how well she nailed Edith's voice. Great subject matter, great acting, great cinematography, sets, and costume -- of course, great music -- all make an excellent film!

[prrrrecious]

this scene will always get me. so powerful

[lilethiowhitegirl]

<3 marion cotillard is what acting should be about

[pamuska]

What is also astonishing is that this was shot in one... just ONE piece.

[KurtAnglerocks]

@pamuska spot on. it makes the scene that much more powerful by not cutting away from that brilliant, brilliant acting.

[LoveMeryl1]

I LOVE MARION!! People who say she didnt desearve the Oscar should be shot! An astonding performance.

[MOD2334]

@LoveMeryl1 WHO SAID SHE DIDN'T DESERVE THE OSCAR????? Who ever it was should be made to watch Abbot and Costello films for the rest of their lives, and watch them when they end up in hell, for all eternity. LOL

[hydref986]

Ladies and Gentlemen....That's why Marion Cotillard won the oscar!!! ASTONISHING!!!

[miltontkeynesgirl]

I would go as far as saying that this is the best lead performance I have ever seen in a film.

[delia0707]

@miltontkeynesgirl

I totally agree. It makes me cry every time.

[justforspanky]

AMAZING parfait!

[ciociosan]

According to the autobiography Edith Piaf wrote, she sang a recital the night she learned of Marcel's plane crash.

[Amadrieclya]

one thing isabsolutely not a doubt: marion cotillard diserved the oscar for this movie! <3

[twiwonder]

best acting I have ever seen

[KhmerSerey1]

A votre service Marcel !!! hahahaaaa

[Amadrieclya]

what's so funny? -.-

[KhmerSerey1]

She's completely mad to the point where she can't even distinguish dream,nightmare and reality.There's only one cure,one remedy.God must re-unite her back with Marcel in heaven,grazie a dio per l'amour de cielo !!! In bocca al lupo,buona fortuna Edith / Marcel...

[KhmerSerey1]

They met while in new york on a singing / boxing tour correct ?? she married many time,many men.Doese anyone know how many before Marcel ?? who's really her one true love ?? alot of people said,it's Marcel the boxer..

[lalafunnys]

@KhmerSerey1 Edith stated her only true love was Marcel, and she wrote the song 'L'Hymne A L'Amore' for him after she heard of his crash.

[AlineGOliveira]

I think She didn't brush her teeths today...

SICK HORSE*

[Martimmr5]

@AlineGOliveira Just die..

[miguelhp1]

"Sick horse", said the sick pig.

[KhmerSerey1]

He's already dead from the plane crash right ?? she's in a state of dream,a state of denial.A famous french boxer,a married man and a love affair with famous french singer who had countless men before Marcel.Heaven wouldn't allow it,his plane crash and he left Edith gasping air,for oxygen.What ever happened to Marcel's ex-wife ?? did she celebrate or did she grieve ??

[TCt83067695]

another beauty that is equally remarkable as marion is the camera work.

the entire scene was all one shot and there were mirrors everywhere as well. the emphasis they gave to her reaction after Louis told her the plane crashed. the zoom when she broken down.

Total class!

[DEMartisticoTV]

One of the most amazing performances I've ever seen!!! Bravo, Marion!!!

[Christlicious]

Eine unbeschreiblich emotionale und perfekte schauspielerische Glanzleistung seitens Marion Cotillard.

Ab diesem Moment konnte ich nicht mehr aufhören, zu weinen. So unbeschreiblich traurig!

[Rocklobsterport]

Every time I heard Josh Groban sang this song, it all turned out to be lots of tears running over my face. However, the background of the song made it really sentimental.

[gabrielpinvid]

one of THE most thrilling moments I've seen in a film! Marion was sooo good!

[Girliegirl161]

I'M SPEECHLESS!!

[thealexadiaz]

And this, children, is why Maqnifique Marion Cotillard won an Oscar!!!

[miguelhp1]

@thealexadiaz And why I am in love with her.

[curseofgilda]

i'm in tears

[TheRedIdentity]

phenomenal performance... best female performance since Meryl Streep in Sophie's Choice

[j2the69]

@TheRedIdentity Yes yes yes!!!!

[purplefrf]

@TheRedIdentity Couldn't agree more!!

[miguelhp1]

@TheRedIdentity Agreed!

[ArbelBashLoberant]

@TheRedIdentity Oh My God you are SO SO SO damn right!!!

[YEYOMO]

tocante alucinante sensasional escalofriante increible es esta escena

[norslnder247]

This is what it feels like when your heart breaks...there are no real words for the torture one feels....

[shanaynayb]

Like Helen Hunter in The Piano, both actresses didn't need to say anything in order to express the agony one feels when words cannot fathom the depth of one's pain. They both had me blubbering. Loved every minute of it. ;-)

[thuchawes]

i belive thats holly hunter AND not helen

[tommyguy07]

How sad!!!!!!!!!

[AffairWthGravity]

WOW. Marion Cotillard was genius in this.

[wedisegen]

i absolutely love the directing of this movie, i like how only one camera follows here and the characters.

[Ambeeringuy18]

magnificent

[AJthemoviebuff]

Without a doubt, the best acted scene I have seen in a movie in YEARS!! This was a stunning performance that should go down in history as one of the greatest ever captured on celluloid.

[chaseyday]

god, at 3:37 when she clasps her hands like that and cries out his name... KILLS ME!!

[liakojean]

dieu reunit ceux qu'ils s'aiment?

[j2the69]

By far one of the best scenes, in all its aspects, I have ever seen. Ms. Cotillard's performance comes close to being the best, i've seen, by an actress.

[bicarbonat]

God...at 0:40 when she's going to the kitchen, fluffing up her hair happily as she goes...:( I keep going back to the beginning, to the part before the dream is over..

[MermaidAlyss87]

This scene never fails to make me cry.

It's such an amazing film

[ZBeckx]

It was so grieving when I watched his movie, after all she's been through her life was always the stage.

[thomassmile]

presque jamais une actrice française n'était arrivé à ce degré de perfection dans l'incarnation d'un personnage aussi puissant et difficile. Chapeau madame marion cotillard une actrice incroyable et une scène menée à la perfection. J'en pleure à chaque fois.

[OTTOMYR]

Formidable!

[jaredlovr99]

Awesome scene, beautiful, sad and haunting ending with that song...Thank you.

[GusMahler8]

Did this acutally happen to Edith Piaf? Marcel showing up?

[pointie]

no, it's just a thing to cinematic way to show how deep in love she was with marcel that she started to live in her own world --that is until she was snapped back to reality with the news of marcel's death.

[Ambeeringuy18]

yup. its zombie marcel....back from the dead.

[japieee]

That scream at 3:26 just knocks me off my feet no matter how many time I watch this film. After at least a dozen times I can honestly say this ranks as the best biopic I've ever seen.

[GusMahler8]

I know. She's definately a great upcoming actress for this generation. I can't wait to see her in Public Enemies.

[elessar2k49]

i adore this sequence in the movie! thank you for posting. serriously.

[laarbe]

This is why she won the Academy Award.  Scene is Brilliant, song is Brilliant. Just Brilliant.

[DJCagedBird]

I cried so hard. She DESERVED this award.

[magdalanmaria]

Tästä elokuvan kohdasta sydän särkyy. Ja maailman kaunein rakkauslaulu on Edith Piafin Hymne à l'amour!!!!

[islasamuosmibe]

Thank you so much!

[10eleventwelve]

Phenomenal scene. Thanks for posting!