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I HATE 60s "stingy-brim fedoras" - they look like clown hats.

I have a theory that Rod Steiger's character was used as a reference by James Cameron for the Billy Zane part in Titanic.

Claude seemed so relatable and charismatic

“Together, we shall bring order to the gala- , I mean, city.”

thankyou that was pure pleasure.

Claude Raines….an underrated actor.

Darth Sidious Manipulating the masses once again.

15:47 "And I require you Mr. Hill to FUCK OFF!" That delivery is pure perfection XD

ONE OF THE BEST MOVIES EVER MADE TOP DIRECTOR TOP CINEMATOGRAPHY TOP SCREEN PLAY BY ROBERT BOLT ALL OF THEM WERE WITH LEAN IN MOST OF HIS MOVIES

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Modern Day Anna Karenina! Would love for a contemporary adaptation of that novel to end this way!

Damn, Claude Rains was such a great actor. I would love, LOVE, a play or a movie based on Jessica and Bette Davis meeting with flashbacks about Claude's life.

Great film, some of which was shot in Sparta, Illinois, about 40 miles from my home.

God I love claude rains. He was such an incredible, amazing, talented, and iconic actor. I rewatch these bloopers so much because no matter how many times I rewatch it, I’m gonna laugh and it always cheers me up when I need it the most. He’s such a huge inspiration for me and I’d give anything just to go back in time and tell him how much he means to me. Rest in peace angel.

This is a wonderful epic about the power of forgivness. What is broken can be fixed if we open our hearts. Pride, hurt, his character was hurt, broken, torn apart...and she knew it. When we fall in love we risk being vulnerable. She, a much younger woman, can't bear the thought of having hurt the man she realizes she loves deeply. A good ending, a hopeful ending, both eith eyes and finally hearts opened. His "Shall we go home!" Is the sweetest voice of forgiveness...some times we all need to hear that.

Perhaps the best movie ever!!

Epic actor!!!!!!!!

This was interesting , never knew Bette was interested in him for more than friendship considering he was old enough to be her father .

Is it decently chilled? NO! It's hot as hell!

oh my god i love claude rains so much. hes just so amazing and handsome I can’t- im going INSANE

🧞 Magnificent

Thank you for the subtitles ❤

Awesome. This really is one of the finest films ever made: great stars and David Lean, plus teh tragic Russian Revolution ..... but sad though ....

14:14 "You can't act, and be a politician at the same time." Some actors seem to have forgotten that.

This movie was way before my time, but I loved it! Beautiful story! Such abiding faithfulness! I’d love to see more like this one. Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated.

What happened to the audio after the sale ?

Yes, that part with him and Julie at the table. The way he looked at her. She looking at the menu saying everything is so expensive. They start to dance. I use to roll the DVD back to place until I wore the DVD out. I am enjoying Rod Steiger's narrative on this. He gives a deeper look into the making of this movie. 💖

Boris Pasternak wrote so deeply. He was incredibly empathic.

He sure did awaken the sensual part in her. Rod was so good in this part. He was sexier in this movie more than Omar Sharif. Not that I'd sneeze at Omar Sharif. Sir Ralph Richardson was an incredible Actor also. This whole movie was excellent. The score was incredible. Rod played that part. Rod is describing exactly Kamorasky was. I never thought Kamorasky was a villian in this movie. Alec Guinness another great actor. This picture was excellent! It also told history.

We were so blessed to have Rod Steiger as long as we did. His versatility is magnificent. Compare his work in Zhivago to In the Heat of the Night. Wow.

I have always admired Rod Steiger as an actor and a performer. I have never seen a film where he was not outstanding.

Great series, thank you! Always wished they had done more.

What a wonderful human being he was, so she must be, too

Mr. Steiger, you were excellent in the movie. Your seduction schene with Lara at the dinner table, and your drunken schene with Yuri and Lara

I’ve had my share of nurse ratchets in my life 😂😂😂

The part where nurse ratchet tells Billy she’s going to tell his mother, Miss Puritanical, something so natural and purely innocent, Billy‘s mother would could make him feel so guilty over something so purely innocent that he had to kill himself over. When McMurphy starts to strangle nurse ratchet was brilliant. The whole movie was brilliant and deserved every award it won. Do you notice Billy stutters thank his mother for that Miss Puritanical. Ratche rubs the salt in the wound to make it just that much worse. Great performance from the entire crew. Don’t get upset or keep calm whenever one of the patients had a problem but if you notice the little nurse’s face throughout the whole movie, how frightened she always looked. SMH 🙂‍↔️

Rod Steiger's voice? Well, maybe not...

Feel very sad that he’s no longer with us. A very special human being. Rest in peace, lovely man xx

😢 what's with the subtitles 😮. So annoying 😢😱

"Rod, you are not shot, and I am not a doctor, now help me lift your arm and we can go to the bar and have a drink"😂

😮 why won't you let people comment on the Summers lease. I don't think it's fair. Why, do you let people comment on these THINGS, but not on a series 🤔, seems unfair 🌺🙏

I love this movie and I love this ending. We believe that it is a simple opposition of “marriage of convenience” vs. romantic passion. Logically, love passion must win. But it fails. And passionate love springs up where we least expected it: in the heart of the husband.

Absolutely brilliant! The greatest love story ever with a beautiful soundtrack, Lara's Theme being the essence to the story!

Good story, with great actors and actresses who made wonderful sense of this movie. Doctor Zhivago is one of my all-time favorites. It's very interesting to hear Rod Steiger's comments on it. ❤😂😅

Beautifully made. I think Mr. Rains would be touched.

Muito obrigada ☺️

“This ignoble Caliban”

This makes me feel so sad….a wonderful actor and a true gentleman. Rest in peace lovely man xx

The note is a little confusing. There were 66 performances on Broadway.

He’s so funny! One of my favorite actors. So good.