Anna Karenina | Anna's Death

It's Anna Karenina day! This is part ten of the series: the last part! Thanks to all of you for sticking around for all ten parts. Next month, I'll be uploading my final review and ranking of all eight adaptations, so stay tuned for that! The 1948 version was blocked by copyright, so I sadly couldn't include it. As always, the relevant passage from the book will be posted in the comments below, and I hope you enjoy the comparisons!
0:00 Intro
0:04 Anna Karenina (1935) with Greta Garbo and Fredric March
2:04 Anna Karenina (1967) with Tatyana Samoylova and Vasily Lanovoy
5:11 Anna Karenina (1977) with Nicola Paget and Stuart Wilson
7:37 Anna Karenina (1997) with Sophie Marceau and Sean Bean
10:26 Anna Karenina (2012) with Keira Knightley and Aaron Taylor-Johnson
13:27 Anna Karenina (2013) with Vittoria Puccini and Santiago Cabrera
15:11 Anna Karenina (2017) with Elizaveta Boyarskaya and Maksim Matveyev
18:44 Outro
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[@paulaapimentel]

The scene with Sophie Marceau is unforgettable.

[@oldfashionedgrrl]

I agree!

[@k8marlowe]

Yep. The best of the bunch

[@matheusroriz2777]

Why do you think the 2017 version left out the train station scene? My theory is that, as the story is told through Vronsky's perspective, to imagine Anna being killed must be really painful.
In any case, although I love the costumes and sets, I HATE the 2017 version and how it shredded Tolstoy's book. It's just a bad adaptation, honestly.

[@oldfashionedgrrl]

I've tried to figure out why they chose to end the series that way, and I honestly can't understand it. Your theory makes a lot of sense! And yes, I absolutely agree - the 2017 version is visually stunning, but it just isn't that good :(

[@mariarodriguez-jy4yg]

En realidad, en el libro Vronsky no está en la estación, llega cuando le avisan y la reconoce por otras cosas. La leí hace 35 años pero creo que es así. Así que su perspectiva excluye la visión y toda esa parte hasta la muerte es un narrador en 3ra focalizado en Ana. Recién después puede volver a los demás personajes, pero no conozco la versión del 2017. Es rusa?

[@mariarodriguez-jy4yg]

​@@oldfashionedgrrlcreo recordar que el libro no termina ahí. Siguen las demás historias, la de Kitty felizmente casada, la de Vronsky mismo, etc. Tolstoy siempre termina las historias de las tres clases sociales ( o cuatro, en Rusia, por el campesinado).

[@PattyACano]

Sophie Marceau’s version will always be my favorite! ❤️

[@karenharris4027]

Kierey Knightley 's tears, Sophie Marceau's scene...the best.

[@ЕленаУсынина-ш3з]

О небо! Как жаль актрис, которым пришлось пережить судьбу Анны Карениной!

[@RossOnofrio]

No mater what vesen it is it is still horrible to see Anna end her life so horrible like that.

[@joannabz]

Tatyana Samoilova, is the best version ever made. She was the true Anna Karenina.

[@glr4275]

The director also made an amazing choice of framing the scene. The only thing I don't really like is the soundtrack for this ending. Tatyana Samoilova's eyes are incredibly expressing. Loved her.

[@lisiacolatriani3146]

L ho vissuta come fossi stata io ...........il suo dolore che strappa il cuore 🙏💔💔💔💔💔💔💔

[@viktoriakohler1224]

Greta Garbo unforgettable.

[@limbelin]

Люблю всем сердцем Софи Марсо, но последняя картина 2013 лучше всего, на мой взгляд

[@gigisalamangkera5524]

Vittoria Puccini

[@lisiacolatriani3146]

Quanto dolore , 🙏❤❤❤❤❤

[@cotacabezas3729]

1997

[@mariarodriguez-jy4yg]

Lo que está muy bien es el sonido en la de Greta Garbo

[@viktoriakohler1224]

Garbos is best.

[@lisiacolatriani3146]

Io sono li grazieeeeee 🙏❤️

[@cd3694]

Garbo.