I've always loved the scene after they get off the train and Tonya looks around in wonder taking simple pleasure in the beauty around her,says so much about her,though she was born to wealth,she wasn't spoiled by it,her parents were wonderful people who completely took Yuri Zhivago under their wing and loved him,Tonya was so in love and devoted to Yuri she even accepted the relationship he had with Lara though its not shown in the film,you get the impression she suspected but didn't want to trap him...I would have loved to see the not shown scene between Lara and Tonya after Yuri disappeared/kidnapped when they meet for the first time.
In the book, yes she did accept the relationship, although grudgingly, but because she felt that what was most important was for Yuri to be happy. It’s all explained in a letter that Tonya writes to Yuri toward the end of the novel. But she still feels sad because she feels that Yuri no longer loves her. But she thinks that he will be happy with Lara.
Acting of omar sheriff is the worst. If some other actor had been (with better acting and from eastern europe or russian),it was better and far better film.
@@sanjivbansal4798 I agree for authenticity it would have been better to have someone from Eastern Europe, however, I don’t think that Omar Sharif’s acting was bad.
The British progressive group, Renaissance, incorporated this them into one of their pieces, Can You Understand. Delighted to know more about its origins.
Filme maravilhoso . Depois que a gente assiste , ele nao sai do pensamento . Pena que acabe de maneira tao triste . Yuri nao merecia acabar morrendo na rua .
Sad that most of the main characters are now dead, or in their dotage. However, films like this preserve them forever in their youth, vigour and splendour. The critics panned this film, as they did most of David Leans great films. The public were not influenced. I formed the opinion, if the critics pan it, its got to be good so go see it. If the critics wax lyrical about it, avoid it like the plague!
I agree. David Lean made beautiful movies. I think the word epic is overused. When I think of a movie that's epic I think of this movie and Lawrence of Arabia. The city, the revolution, the train ride to the country. Beautiful scenery. Lawrence of Arabia and the vast beautiful desert. I love a lot of his films. And Alec Guinness is in several and I enjoy anything he's in. There's a beautiful movie called "Brief Encounter" with Trevor Howard and Celia Johnson that he directed, too.
@@l.plantagenet The worst film I ever sat through, was one the critics waxed lyrical about; ''The Blair Witch Project'' It was quite the most abominable film I ever went to. The only reason I stayed, was because my 15 year old daughter had taken me as a birthday present. Even she didnt like it! The sequel bombed! Rightly so.
I don’t mind watching this classic movie over and over again .This is one of my favorite movie ,after Lawrence of Arabia, bridge on the river kwai .There won’t be another sir David lean or William Wyler of Ben hur .Suganathan
Not the greatest movie, necessarily, but one of the most memorable. Scenes, lines, and the music have lived in my mind all my life. Exactly the sort of movie that is sadly no longer made and never will be again.
Yes, I agree completely.....the days of the "classic" Lean, beautifully filmed, without CGI we will never see again......people seem to just want stories of superheroes or CGI violence......sad.....
I love this movie, but never understood where the "country home" in the Urals came into the picture. Did rich people have these far away estates that needed a multi-day train trip to get to ? Was this property owned by the wife's family ?
Yes. His father-in-law owns a town house in Moscow and a country estate in the Urals. He is understandably outraged when the Bolsheviks take them both away.
Both the French Revolution and the Russian Revolution took place when the status of the lower class was improving. Both countries would have been immeasurably better off if the Revolutions had not taken place.
@@nancyhey1012 It wasn't the peasants that started the revolution, it was the group known as the ''Illuminati'' The leaders were trained and financed in the USA. The object was to destroy the Tzar and his whole family, as they stood in the way of Rothschild's attempt to bring in the ''League of Nations'' the first step in their attempts to set up a world government. The same group were responsible for the French revolution, both world wars, and all the wars since. They are still at it.
Never ever get tired of watching Dr Zivago clips, full film and its theme music!Just touches the core of my heart!
"It belongs to the people, now. Well, I'm one of the people, too!"
Geraldine Chaplin turns and then approaches Sharif as if doing a ballet maneuver. The embrace is so full of warmth and grace. She trained in ballet.
I particulary love Leans touch of the horse with its foal bringing them to the house, full of hope.
Prior to becoming a director, David Lean was the editor of British Movietone News.
He certainly knew the power of film to tell a story.
I've always loved the scene after they get off the train and Tonya looks around in wonder taking simple pleasure in the beauty around her,says so much about her,though she was born to wealth,she wasn't spoiled by it,her parents were wonderful people who completely took Yuri Zhivago under their wing and loved him,Tonya was so in love and devoted to Yuri she even accepted the relationship he had with Lara though its not shown in the film,you get the impression she suspected but didn't want to trap him...I would have loved to see the not shown scene between Lara and Tonya after Yuri disappeared/kidnapped when they meet for the first time.
In the book, yes she did accept the relationship, although grudgingly, but because she felt that what was most important was for Yuri to be happy. It’s all explained in a letter that Tonya writes to Yuri toward the end of the novel. But she still feels sad because she feels that Yuri no longer loves her. But she thinks that he will be happy with Lara.
Acting of omar sheriff is the worst. If some other actor had been (with better acting and from eastern europe or russian),it was better and far better film.
@@sanjivbansal4798 I agree for authenticity it would have been better to have someone from Eastern Europe, however, I don’t think that Omar Sharif’s acting was bad.
Ich auch !
The British progressive group, Renaissance, incorporated this them into one of their pieces, Can You Understand. Delighted to know more about its origins.
Filme maravilhoso . Depois que a gente assiste , ele nao sai do pensamento . Pena que acabe de maneira tao triste . Yuri nao merecia acabar morrendo na rua .
Sad that most of the main characters are now dead, or in their dotage.
However, films like this preserve them forever in their youth, vigour and splendour.
The critics panned this film, as they did most of David Leans great films.
The public were not influenced.
I formed the opinion, if the critics pan it, its got to be good so go see it.
If the critics wax lyrical about it, avoid it like the plague!
I agree. David Lean made beautiful movies. I think the word epic is overused. When I think of a movie that's epic I think of this movie and Lawrence of Arabia. The city, the revolution, the train ride to the country. Beautiful scenery. Lawrence of Arabia and the vast beautiful desert. I love a lot of his films. And Alec Guinness is in several and I enjoy anything he's in. There's a beautiful movie called "Brief Encounter" with Trevor Howard and Celia Johnson that he directed, too.
@@l.plantagenet
The worst film I ever sat through, was one the critics waxed lyrical about; ''The Blair Witch Project''
It was quite the most abominable film I ever went to.
The only reason I stayed, was because my 15 year old daughter had taken me as a birthday present.
Even she didnt like it!
The sequel bombed!
Rightly so.
I don’t mind watching this classic movie over and over again .This is one of my favorite movie ,after Lawrence of Arabia, bridge on the river kwai .There won’t be another sir David lean or William Wyler of Ben hur .Suganathan
Can you Understand by Renaissance brought me here!
I were wish the clip of the older gentlemen saying "Well, I'm one of the people too" was available on TH-cam
Not the greatest movie, necessarily, but one of the most memorable. Scenes, lines, and the music have lived in my mind all my life. Exactly the sort of movie that is sadly no longer made and never will be again.
Yes, I agree completely.....the days of the "classic" Lean, beautifully filmed, without CGI we will never see again......people seem to just want stories of superheroes or CGI violence......sad.....
Geraldine Chaplin was only 22 years old when David Lean cast her in the role of Dr. Zhivago's wife.
Best movie ever made.
to bad couldn't have the dialogue too. on one my favorite parts of the movie.
why is there music only ??
Shot in Spain during the SUMMER (the cast was burning up)
Germany saw flowers and a beautiful
Kinsarvik got a ferry to a vest and lofot got a ferry too - as isle of man and mull of kintyre EUROPE is to be an arrival continent ...to make
Future - ever wanted
Spain
How did that train ride take them from freezing winter into summer?
Shush. 😅... 🪄🔮✨️
They killed the Zar - will he live upon?
its main focus is the score
Getting hope
Se Yuri tivesse se dedicado mais a família dele e ido menos atrás de Lara , ele teria sido mais feliz .
Where is the sound
I love this movie, but never understood where the "country home" in the Urals came into the picture. Did rich people have these far away estates that needed a multi-day train trip to get to ?
Was this property owned by the wife's family ?
Yes. His father-in-law owns a town house in Moscow and a country estate in the Urals. He is understandably outraged when the Bolsheviks take them both away.
Yes. Rich people did then, and do now.
Questo va benissimo come finale, perché non è freddino ed è bucolico q.b.
Certo ci vorrebbe una spolverata alle superfici, ma c'è l' orticello vicinissimo!
For first rulers - not for folk
Yesterday is tomorrow -
What mountains were they in here for the story ?
In what mountains was the filming done ?
Story: The Urals, in west-central Russia;
Filming: The Moncayo mountains in Spain.
Porque traduzir para o coreano e não para o português ?
But can raise
Father's doings weren't right - to almost sons
America?
Zar and young zarevitch was killed
Worthless posting this without the dialogue.
Beautiful house, no wonder there was a revolution in Russia. The peasants were living in misery, 90% of the people.
That's true, it was very similar to the situation that led to the French Revolution.
Both the French Revolution and the Russian Revolution took place when the status of the lower class was improving. Both countries would have been immeasurably better off if the Revolutions had not taken place.
But even if that is true, how would the peasants have known at the time that revolution was not necessary?
@@nancyhey1012 It wasn't the peasants that started the revolution, it was the group known as the ''Illuminati''
The leaders were trained and financed in the USA.
The object was to destroy the Tzar and his whole family, as they stood in the way of Rothschild's attempt to bring in the ''League of Nations'' the first step in their attempts to set up a world government.
The same group were responsible for the French revolution, both world wars, and all the wars since.
They are still at it.
Can't put in
Hamburg hat gebrannt we saw war 100 km in front GERMANY was dead
ZAR was shoot and whole family in russia ...romanov .. were killed at part for nothing ...dschugashvili wanted to be
Die Linke ist nicht 'die Linke' und rechts ust nicht immer Recht