Maria By Callas | Official US Trailer HD (2018)
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- Tom Volf’s MARIA BY CALLAS is the first film to tell the life story of the legendary Greek/American opera singer completely in her own words.
Told through performances, TV interviews, home movies, family photographs, private letters and unpublished memoirs-nearly all of which have never been shown to the public-the film reveals the essence of an extraordinary woman who rose from humble beginnings in New York City to become a glamorous international superstar and one of the greatest artists of all time.
Assembling the material for the film took director Volf four years of painstaking research, which included personal outreach to dozens of Callas’s closest friends and associates, who allowed him to share their personal memorabilia in the film. When recordings of Callas’s voice aren’t available, Joyce DiDonato, one of contemporary opera’s biggest stars, reads her words.
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A Greek Goddess, an Italian diva, an American celebrity, a worldwide sensation and legendary opera singer.
Maria Callas was from New York City.
She was greek
You speak in such enthusiasm, like being a Greek yourself! Don't you know that more than 10 different tribes have lived in this island before Greeks? Assyrians, Phoenicians, Egyptians, Mesopotamians, Persians, Hittites and many many more! :)
TheKayaklover You confuse nationality with ethnicity. You must learn the English language.
Savvas I speak from passion. Cyprus has been predominately Greek for centuries. But I digress. My original post remains.
Destiny is destiny, there is no way out ... what a prophetic vision of her life. I choked when I heard her say this.
Yes, it does give you pause.
@Who let the virus out? Woof woof woofhan You are brilliant.
@Oona Craig Actually I read an article in Vanity Fair years ago and it was stated factually that she was eight months pregnant living in switzerland and Onassis was coming to see her! She didn't want him to see her with the pregnancy weight so she had her doctor induce the labor! Her son was born but he was of a lower birth weight and died months later! It was concluded that her having induced the labor before full term, some babies are born overdue so only a good doctor, hers wasn't in my opinion, will induce labor for medical reasons! For years people thought he forced her to have an abortion and she was so angry with him for marrying Jackie and losing her son I think she wanted the world to believe that because she never corrected that rumor/lie whether she started it or not! I think she loved Onassis too much and she lost her child, her voice and a lot of her own self worth! But in the end it was all her own choice! Sad!!
@Oona Craig 1. Onassis never divorced Jackie. 2. Rumors of Maria being pregnant and the child dying are way before Onassis married Jackie. 3. Those rumors are more than likely false as Maria couldn’t get pregnant for medical reasons. Her first husband confirms this in an interview.
Maria callas à eu un traitement contre la ménopause précoce quelques mois avant de rencontrer Onassis en croisière
‘Destiny is destiny..There is no way out…’ Such powerful words.
Sometimes you have to make your own destiny!
@@Dana_inc She tried to do exactly that…
Not only did she have a Great and Beautiful voice, she was a Beautiful Greek woman.
she is American born in NY.
yes she was 'born' in new york, but she was all the way greek
@@nacht98 she's greek
Kalimera, Yes Born in New York from Greeks Parents, She was always feel 150% GRIEGA BRAVISIMO VIVA GRECIA GREEK. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
nacht98 plus she chose to be cremated and her ashes to be thrown into the Aegean Sea in Greece because that is her only true motherland.
Maria is the closest thing to perfection that has existed on this planet. Her voice and power of performing are a phenomenon of nature. She can lift your spirit up and throw it down to Hades all in a second like a tornado, leaving your head in a daze after you have listened to her singing. God bless her soul, she was so sad.
And she plumbed the depths of her own despair and heartbreak to fill those tragic roles.
May flights of angels sing you to your rest.
Thank you for giving so generously without counting the cost.
Que le bon dieu vous bénisse
Chère Maria
She is and was the closest singer to perfection and remains so to this day. No one will ever best Maria!
❤ ‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️
This film is amazing. You don’t have to be an opera fan to enjoy it.
She really loved Onassis. After he died she didn’t want to live. He was everything to her.
Hello how are you doing today..💖
But is it true he treated her so bad
@@krystingrant6292 Really?🥺
When Onassis married the president's widow he broke Maria's heart....
damn
But came back crawling to her behind Jackie's back. He was a joke
But maria broke Giovanni's heart too ...sad
Absolutely true, but he returned to her, sadly not quite officially. She had a son by him, who died....and his son Alexander died in a plane crash that broke Ari's heart. All the makings of a Greek tragedy..
She loved the wrong man too hard! But of course what other way is there than to love hard! I wish she could have found a true love that was truly reciprocated at some point in her life!
I hope Netflix acquires this. They did the Nina Simone doc.
I hope so too.
didn't see it.Do they mention her aquiring songs from inmates whom were lifers & never got recognition nor compensation?
Watch interview w/ band House of the rising sun.He speaks of.Im wanting the truth.I adore her.
Eu também espero que a Netflix ou Prime vídeo Amazon adquira este vídeo....
@@freshfresha6758 wait-what
She’s one of the most committed, talented and inspiring artists in history.
She was truly smart and very beautiful! I am sorry that her heart was that terribly broken that she ultimately died.
I can only hope that this is released to the public, to view around the globe, very soon after it's initial release in N.Y. and L.A. I'm very excited to see it! I absolutely adore Maria Callas as an artist and as a person. She passed away 10 years and 1 day before my birth; and every year, the day prior to my birthday, I quietly celebrate her life and thank my lucky stars that I'm fortunate enough to live in a time that affords me the chance to hear her sing. 🌟
I feel the same .. she was born a day before my birthday and I celebrate both days as one .. one for myself and one in the righteous name of La Divina
I still adore her... La Callas!
It drives me absolutely nuts that all the movies I really want to see are limited releases.
Don't get your hopes up - this movie is dumb dumb dumb... Very disappointing unless you want to watch two hours of Callas getting in and out of limousines and on and off of airplanes. Boring
Monica Belucci perhaps?
Destiny is destiny, and there is no way out....
jason richards one of the strongest quote that’s coming out of this goddess.
La divina forever
What a miracle was Maria Callas, an unbelievable opera voice! I’ve learned about Maria Callas when I was a little girl. My father used to mention her and her greatest voice of the world every time he heard her on the radio. Many years later, I came to America and could hear more of her great voice due to new technology. I miss her every time I listen to her, though I have never seen or met her. She had the perfect voice which continues to enchant our musical ears. Such a natural, magnificent voice!
1:22-1:42 what Maria says and how her music is played in the background draws tears from my eyes every time I hear it.
Edward Sanchez
I agree; especially the face she makes in the pink outfit. It shows a more vulnerable side to her.
What's the aria she's singing there?
Maria Callas was an extraordinary singer, ahead of her time. Her voice was sublime. Her passing was sad and in my opinion the greatest female opera singer.
this is Greece! This is Greece that I love. This is the Greek soul and its greatness.
No one before her,no one after her, there will never be someone as amazing as her,in every meaning of the word!
Ricardo Lmass check out Ani Difranco
Μαρία Κάλλας, σύγχρονη αθάνατη θεά μας,
φωνή χρυσού αηδονιού έφερες κοντά μας!
Τέτοια φωνή γλυκύτατη ποτέ δεν ακούσθη,
Η οικουμένη όλη σέ θαύμαζε απ' την Βιέννη στό Παρίσι.
Την ΕΛΛΑΔΑ μας την ύψωσες ακόμη ψιλοτέρα,
Κι απ τα σοπράνο όλων των εποχών είσαι η καλυτέρα.
Θυσιάστικες στο βωμό μιας ζωής δοξασμένης,
Μα η ίδια στα κρυφά, βίωσες ύπαρξη λυπημένης!
Ευχαριστούμε για την κρυστάλλινη λαλιά σου,
Κι'όλα τα χαρίσματα που ξεχείλιζαν απ' την καρδιά σου!
You people have no idea how much trouble I went through to watch this. This isn 't avaiable in my country on streaming services. So I downloaded it and then spend like 2 hours synchronising subtitles with the footage because they only speak like 6 languages this film.
So worth it.
So proud that she is from Greece 🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷
This country really keeps bringing great people I am just waiting to see whats going to happen in this century 😊
"l would have preferred to have a happy family and have children."💖🥀
Can I just share my feelings, so I’m 42, but when I was very young I remember my parents playing her records, and the closest I’ve ever heard to her is my timbrado canaries when they feel like it , much like Maria if they can control their song I can stare and listen to them all day bravo Maria! Bravo Divina!
Never sad... Honourably disappointed.... This is CALLAS we are talking about. The greatest artiste of them all... Before, now and always.... Diva!!!
The best soprano in the history
There’s no such thing as the “best” soprano in history, but she’s damn close.
Yes I do agree with you .. if she is is not the Top 1 who dares to put someone above her .. not even God himself would
@@philipcondenzio1035 That's a personal perception,who are you to decide what the best for others is? To David Cold as well as myself and millions of others throughout the world ,she's the best and she will always be the best!
Nope.
@@arvedsin many sopranos told that... She is, and Will be, the best soprano ever, and anything can change that
As an artist she was legendary. As a woman ...she was a goddess & a force to be reckoned with!
She was very beautiful, stunning with an incredible voice.
I saw this yesterday--GLORIOUS!!!!! I was floating on the sidewalk afterward singing! I wonder if those dear young men waiting in line to see her at the MET in 1960 ish? are still alive and will see themselves in this film. They must have enjoyed that performance....She was a genius, resplendent, transcendent, a magnificent woman.
Callas really was extremely talented... the best opera singer!
There never was and there will never be another to reach the pinnacle of exquisite perfection on their craft. The Diva of all Divas
I am afraid to see this movie ... mortals are not supposed to stare at the sun.
lmboff!
better the sun than the seven plagues and counting
Gary Allen she did not know exactly what a Diva mean .. we the fans created that for her it is people the one responsible for creating Divas .. Barbra Streisand is a Diva , we created her That way , Kim Kardashian’s can’t be a Diva .. don’t ask me why , since you seem to know all the answers
Antypas, yesterday i saw the movie on Belgium TV. There's nothing to be afraid of. It gives you a look into the life of a genius who had to deal with mediocre media, to have to deal with people who didn't understand the price she had to pay to bring her heavenly voice and music to this earth. I just admire the woman even more then i did already.
@Gary Allen Evidently you don't know that Maria began singing on the stage as a young teenager in Greece; she was hardly a "short-term opera singer." You can dislike Maria all you want, but NO ONE can ever say that she wasn't concerned about the quality singing of opera.
Got to see this! Never expected
We’re e
I watched it yesterday it was very emotional, what an incredible work the producer did! He served proper justice to this legend. I strongly recommend it for all fans and for people who don’t know Maria Callas
@@awkwardletter9533 On Amazon Prime and on the following cable networks:
Thu, 7/18, 11:55 AM
, Starz Cinema (East)
Thu, 7/18, 2:55 PM
, Starz Cinema (West)
Wed, 7/24, 12:40 AM, Starz Cinema (East)
Wed, 7/24, 3:40 AM
, Starz Cinema (West)
Mrs Callas... Absolutely irreplaceable opera diva 🎼🎶🎵
My best friend and I went to the theater to see this and it was everything we wanted and more. A FRIGGIN' LEGEND ❤
Viva la Grecia love from an Italian 😍 Love you all
Zoe Kouf ❤️❤️
she had a beautiful voice
Io amo Italia!!! 🇮🇹
I completely fell in love with her voice a few years back. So excited to see this film
I listen to her records again and again and every time I get goosebumps. What a singer, her capacity to express drama in all its forms can get into you like no one else. God gave us the gift of Callas and with today technology we can continue to enjoy such an outstanding talent for years and years to come. Brava!!!
Love her so very much;her unique talent,her artistic integrity,her passion,her genius.Her uniqueness and charisma.And she was brave,unafraid and very strong minded.Such a beautiful jewel she was.Will always admire and respect her.
"Maria Callas isn't fired. Maria Callas is severed."
Rudolf Bing was an ass and a petty, petty man. He chased after her for nearly six years before getting her to the Met and offered her very little. His talk of production values, holding singers, directors and conductors accountable paled in comparison to her standards. He could have offered her something new to take on the Spring Tour but didn’t. And then he milked her dismissal for all that he could. Even hiring someone to yell “Brava Callas” to get the audience on the side of Leonie Rysanek. And how about the tactless comments about Beverly Sills? Piss on him!!
@@johnpickford4222 I didn't know about this!! I'm shocked to no bitter end
To be fair to Bing, when the Met lost a booking of the Bolshoi Ballet (one of their lead dancers defected on the eve of the tour) rather than have his building dark for 2 weeks, he called Bill Graham who ran the Fillmore East who was, in his mind, his equivalent in the Rock world. Bing made Graham an offer to bring his acts to the Met. Graham brought The Who, Frank Zappa & The Grateful Dead into the Metropolitan Opera House
@@jennifersman7990 How is this "fair to Bing" and what has it to do with Maria Callas?
I wonder if Bing ever regretted that comment?
I’m so incredibly excited!!!!
"...not that you men like the truth".
And her face after that....one of the sexiest things I ever saw (when sexy means beauty elegance charm and not mud like nowdays).
Specially when it’s coming from a self assured woman. :/
I don't think so. Her "friendship" (weird euphemism for an affair) with Onassis was toxic, but she didn't cut him loose because 🤑.
And now look at the singers that we go to concerts for. What a voice
She was a International treasure..
The most wonderful and emotional sound, I loved this sound from the first time
Hearing her on the radio, more than 60 years ago.
It is like if the earth is crying, so profound, so true,
The voice of Maria Callas never sounds dated, it is like it was recorded yesterday.
In her Bel-canto I can hear Maria, a true human being, more than religion can explain.
*The most amazing soprano forever* is Callas for all eternity
I just saw this. Do not miss it. All the great performances, with sound cleaned up and she's all there again. Now I don't feel so bad that I never got to see her perform.
She's was absolutely so beautiful!!!
I also read the book and made me cry for long long time
Just AMAZING
I watched this on Belgian TV. It's a very revealing documentary and shows the real Maria Callas as a human being. It's worth watching and not just for Callas fanatics.
Please, you know where it can be seen?. Netflix, Amazon video, o whatever.
I am LITERALLY excited for this!!! I am squealing!!!
Callas during lockdown - soothing
What an Artist. ❤️🇬🇷❤️
This documentary is amazing in every way. However, I wish the filmmaker had used some stage footage of Callas and Gobbi from Tosca in 1964 as well as the Pirata aria from Hamburg which I feel are her most electrifying moments on film.
I... adore her! She's unique!
Loving her!
A QUEEN!
La única mujer q me hizo llorar de emoción ! No habrá una igual nunca ! Gracias María Callas ♥️♥️♥️
a truly Mediterranean beautiful woman!
I really love her voice. She is the best
I cannot wait for this movie to be released
It was released in 2017 but can't find it anywhere!
I just saw it yesterday in Pittsburgh (December 2018). Great film about her life.
Saw it two weeks ago in NYC...absolutely brilliant!
A link to the film, plssss❗
The moves, the personality, the attitude, the mysterious aura... only Cate Blanchett could imitate her. 💅🏼
Nobody could or would.
Beautiful voice, beautiful Lady. I can't wait to see this movie
yes
Beautiful
Την θαυμάζω πολύ 🥰🥰🥰
Hello pretty 💖
Omg !!!! Legend
I'm looking forward to this, Thankyou.
Her voice is so thrilling it gives me chills. . . .
She was an International sensation but her greatest years/performances were at La Scala, Milan in the 1950`s. She was at the height of her powers in legendary productions that are now part of history and before the steady decline of opera as great art.
cameronpaul VERY DISAPOINTED INDEED. THEY LEFT OUT HER GREAT YEARS MEXICO CITY & LA SCALA. don't brother seeing it my friends. A VERY POOR ATTEMPT Arnold Bourbon Amaral
We learn
We suffer
We feel
We mature
LOL
My DIVA.. adored 💖👑💖👑
Saw this 2 years ago. Fantastic!
At 1:26 she seems to show a sadness or vulnerability in her eyes.
I love the Diva facade; she is captivating and beautiful but seems more intriguing underneath it all.
I can't wait to see this.
Oh I can't wait to see this movie. Angelina is gifted at character parts. She doesn't disappoint.
I saw it 2 years ago and I loved it :)
Yass I’m so ready for this
Llenó mi corazón verla sonreír en video. ♡
Wow, they have never before seen footage of her Medea (0:36), Madama Butterfly (1:06), La Traviata (1:07), Norma (0:37, 1:10, 1:53), and Tosca (1:55). Cool. Also I always thought that the dress (1:36) she wore when she performed Casta Diva at the Palais Garnier in 1958 was purple for some reason.
Watched the Butterfly footage again and again. It looks incredible
Yeah, watching those performances with colors looks kinda weird. As for me, I thought the Tosca one was black.
I specially loved her in 1:53. Literally a Greek Goddess with great presence.
I don't know how, but I do remember I immediately fell in love with her voice as a child. 🥰
This documentary is a beauty!!
I just can't wait to see that... This woman inspires me! 💗😍 La divina 💗😍
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She’s just amazing
I thouhgt this was going to be the trailer of a movie but I will still watch it! I love Maria Callas.
Wow! I love her so much!
Seen months ago in Belgium. Interesting and touching.
Jesus, I'll be blind from crying by the time the credits roll...
Maria Callas has made the lockdown a pleasure - I can listen to her, uninterrupted.
The greatest of all!!!🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷
¡ Divina !
Why me who loves classical music has never heard of this movie?
Never is to late to learn 😊
1:35 The singer at the left is in such awe looking at Callas singing Casta Diva she could bow down and kiss her feet! This is true and genuine admiration right there. I so wish I too could be loved so much by another person in my life
First time hearing about this wonderful-looking film!
"Destiny is destiny and there is no way out! " M. Callas
She amazes me! Can’t wait to see
Hello pretty 💖
unmissable!
I saw Callas twice at the old Met: Norma and La Traviata. I consider her the most overrated opera singer of all-time.
@@edwardwalter9072 When did you see her, during the end of her career? Also, Callas wasn't just renowned for her singing skills, but also for her acting skills likewise, as well as her character/beauty.
Thank you.
La DIVINA !!!! Great amazing history
1:35 that is pure adoration. I would love to be looked at an idolised so much even by one person in my life!!!
This talent deserves a new, contemporary movie production to bring her character out to the current generation. I see her played by Cate Blanchett easily, as they hold similar voice tones, and both share a unique charisma.
Yes, I agree. The facial structure is an excellent match and they both possess a regal bearing. Excellent eye!
@@richardevans9003 Fanny Ardant played Callas and was excellent.
A movie is coming with Angelina Jolie.
An Extraordinary Woman,a true gift to Earth!
Oh My GOD!!!! Have to watch this!!!!!!