right ? i mean wow !!

my thoughts exactly. the more i watch from him, the more mesmerized i am. he's just so... different. brilliantly different, like a star shining in an ocean of darkness, lonely and vibrant. but as you said, beyond any possible words.

These beautiful words you said about my Daniel a year ago almost make me cry, as I am sometimes incapable of describe him, I suppose that's what happens when someone's so in love😢😢😢💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘

@@luciabarreda7776 thank you for your kind words, Lucia! I think we both feel the same way about him

@@mamadoritos Yes, I'm sure about it; I'd give anything to meet Daniel and talk to him, but I know it's very difficult now that he's apparently retired; I hope he reconsiders it, I want to see him doing another great character❤❤❤❤❤❤

I'm a new fan of DDL and I am obssesed with every interview even if it is only a clip, I love everything about him.

I think your comment rather beautiful and exquisite. Although a hetro male, I pretty much agree. I would however wish to add "genius" to that list of attributes.

I really like Johnny Depp and I’m not usually one to compare but DDL is in such a class that there really is no one to even compare him with. There is no equal to him

DDL is on another plant... none could compare to him

Cristina Sousa Well, that's offensive as hell. I am a college educated American woman and not all of our men are cretins. There are more than a few exceptions to your generalization. By the way, you are insulting the Irish by assuming that they are somehow less learned, polite or gentlemanly than the British. Some of the best writers and thinkers in history were from Ireland. And there are some absolute monsters who come from England. DDL, by the way, was born and raised in England. His mother, who was of Eastern European descent, was born and raised in England. His dad was born in northern Ireland but his family moved to England when he was two. So, he was raised in England himself. DDL has dual Irish and English citizenship. He considers himself an Englishman living in Ireland (and these days NYC because he is married to one of those awful Americans and she happens to be the daughter of one of the most acclaimed "AMERICAN" playrights of all time--Arthur Miller.

S Datkins You say "Some of the best writers and thinkers in history were from Ireland". You're so wrong! We just know about the existence of all those english speaking authors because english is the universal and dominant language. Some of the best writers and thinkers in the world (the real ones) aren't from english speaking countries, they're from distant and unimaginable countries such as Asia or the Middle East but we don't know them because they don't speak the dominant language and therefore, they remain anonymous.

+Cristina Sousa he is english! his father was irish,im irish too and actually his family home is up the road road from me,

+Stephen Casey bracken His father was Cecil Day Lewis, an English man born in Ireland who rejected his Irish birth, he was also a poet lauret if I am not mistaken, he denied his Irishness. Daniel is very English but as a result of his fathers derision embraced the Irish side of his history, as much as I would love to say he is Irish, as an Irish man, he is English but with a very Irish understanding, he lives in Ireland and loves the country, but again I would say he would identify as English but with and Irish soul, Hopefully.

thegeist79 that's it buddy,I'm an actor and take so much inspiration from him,his family home is up the road from me it's Called ' Ballintubbert. House' I'm in Athy just two mins away its lovely John hurt also lived there in the 90s very interesting!

So he also looks like morrissey