Andrew Scott on playing the unsung hero of D-Day | BBC News
Відкрити в Hinto Про це відео
A little-known chapter of D-Day history has now become a major film. Three days before the Allied landings, the weather looked perfect. But meteorologist James Stagg believed a storm was coming, and his forecast helped change the date of the invasion. BAFTA-winning actor Andrew Scott, known for Fleabag, Ripley and Sherlock, tells David Sillito what drew him to the remarkable real-life figure he plays in Pressure – and why Stagg’s story still resonates today. Subscribe to our channel here: https://bbc.in/bbcnews For the latest news download the BBC News app or visit BBC.com/news #DDay #PressureMovie #AndrewScott #BBCNews
Дивись це відео англійською, щоб вчити англійську
Дивитись справжні відео з YouTube англійською із субтитрами — один з найщільніших способів вбирати мову. Andrew Scott on playing the unsung hero of D-Day | BBC News від BBC News дає тобі нативний темп, природну інтонацію і лексику, яку справді зустрінеш у реальних розмовах.
У застосунку Hinto кожен субтитр — переклад по дотику. Без переключення застосунків, без паузи, без словника. Просто дивись.
Відео для вивчення англійської
The billionaires who bankrolled Epstein | BBC News
Russia hits train in Ukraine after Boris Johnson, top European officials leave station | BBC News
Donald Trump dismisses AI warnings saying his goal is beating China
Will Reform have to give their mega donations back? | BBC Newscast
Donald Trump says Northern Ireland joining Ireland only natural | BBC News
Is this the future of human exploration in space? | BBC News
Inside Gamescom: The Big Reveals | BBC News
AI staff 'genuinely frightened' for humanity's future, ex-Anthropic researcher tells BBC | BBC News
Trump says united Ireland would be “fantastic” at meeting with Irish PM | BBC News
Why a record £72 million donation is a 'game-changer' for Reform | BBC News
Trump says that united Ireland would be ‘a great thing' | BBC News
Nima Purja’s friend recalls finding his body after avalanche | BBC News