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ΕΖΗΣΕ ΟΠΩΣ ΗΘΕΛΕ Η ΨΥΧΗ ΤΟΥ. ΔΕΝ ΜΠΟΡΕΙ ΝΑ ΓΥΡΙΣΤΕΙ Η ΖΩΗ ΤΟΥ. ΣΤΑΣΙΝΟΥ ΑΝΑΣΤΑΣΙΑ.

ΔΕΝ ΧΟΡΕΥΕ. ΠΕΤΑΓΕ. ΚΟΛΥΜΠΟΥΣΕ ΣΤΟΝ ΑΕΡΑ.... ΣΤΑΣΙΝΟΥ ΑΝΑΣΤΑΣΙΑ.

ΔΕΝ ΠΙΣΤΕΥΩ ΝΑ ΓΥΡΙΣΟΥΝ ΤΗ ΖΩΗ ΤΟΥ ΣΕ ΕΡΓΟ. ΣΤΕΙΡΑ ΕΠΟΧΗ, Ε;;;;;

That was absolutely brilliant. Thank you for posting.

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He betrayed his country? No. His country enslaved him.

Why would KGB destroy him, he was not into politics.

Who is considered the male goat of ballet? Rudolph or Mikael?

Были люди, которым уже тогда эта вонючая империя была невыносима, Нуреев знал, что талант не произрастает в мерзости и вони

3.12.2024 -De repente eu vi um pouco dele dancando : Nureyev na tela da minha interneti. Waw !

The greatest ever ❤

RUSIANS ALWAYS YSE TO DIMINATE IN GYMNASTICS & IN CE DANCING ( HAV HUGE BALKET CORE IN THEIR TRAINING. N IO W GYMNASTICS NOT ARTISTIC IS YLE SNY LONG3..MIRE LIKE CURCUS PERFORMS STRENGTH LEANING.

SUBLIME DANCER

He’s Crimean Tatar. His country was invaded and his people were literally wiped out by genocidal Soviet regime . #FreeCrimea

I loved the movie they made about him. I also love Mikhail Baryshnikov.

Wonderful video..he was a special soul..very talented and a freedom lover....they all lived in a very difficult controlling world which seems to carry on still...😮

Swan Lake was performed at the Wilbur Theater in Boston. Robin Hope Mason had two friends from New York City visit us. They invited us to go to the ballet with them. We went. The box office was sold out. Brash and bold, they walked around to the stage door entrance with an air of supreme confidence and because they were friends of Nureyev, the guard thought they were dancers , I suppose, and we entered backstage, they found an exit near the rear of the audience. We stood beside a column and watched the entire ballet featuring Margot Fontaine and Rudolph Nureyev. Afterwards they were going to a restaurant to join Nureyev. “He likes boys,” the man smiled. Robin and I left them and went home to my house at 48 Centre Street in Roxbury, Massachusetts. I have no regrets.

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ BRAVO! BRAVO! BRAVO! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

I was privileged to know Rudy for over twenty years. We became lovers for a spell when he came to visit me in Saint Barthe in the French West Indies. We had such a wonderful friendship. I knew he was sick at the time, and it just seemed like a beautiful time in his life when he was very reflective on his entire life. We shared so many stories together. This was when Paris Opera Ballet went on strike, and he flew from Paris. We used to play Bach Fugues on my piano. We would read the biography of Oscar Wilde, which he longed to do a movie about. He was the greatest ballet noble ever. I knew Baryshnikov as well. You should’ve have heard Rudy talk about him. No love lost there.

What courage,for whatever reason,to escape the oppression of freedom,rather than accept it❤

I have many Russian-related references that indicate this pursue of perfection that is mentioned in the documentary. Mind how much we could achieve if we learned to build bridges, instead of walls and iron curtains.

My dads birthday just before I was born yet as a ballet kid he and Margo were everything to me. I thought all guys looked like that! ( Unfortunately not 😂)

Rather a pity Nureyev was gay.....cuz DAMN he was gorgeous

I met Nureyev after he performed Afternoon of the Fawn (L’Aprés de une Fuene (?)) in Chicago. I was 16 and it was an experience I’ll never forget

И Артём Овчаренко прекрасно исполнил роль Рудика Нуреева❤❤❤

The Russians interviewed all say that Nureyev betrayed his country. It was Russia that betrayed Nureyev.

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At the end, he got destroyed by the West with medical treatments.

А где то есть этот фильм на русском языке ?

I should like someone to explain to me how, in God's name, the magnificence of the imperialist Russia could have lowered herself to a state of the vile bolshhevik, barbarian state that she became ? I shall never understand !

Nureyev and Fonteyn in Giselle at the oprera house in Ziurich summer, of 1970. Brilliant really !

What a brilliant artist , I always felt so sad for him. I am happy that he was able to stay In France even if he tragic end was so sad. I used to go to the Russian orthodox church in St- Geneviève des-Bois to visit his grave may he rest in peace.❤❤❤

Rudy always loved La Bayadere.

Hey Ytube Why dont You put the the music louer, so I can almost Heart the dialogues

I was fortunate to have seen Rudolph Nureyev in the late 80s at the Palace Theater in Stamford, CT with my sons. They were attending a private school KLHT and had a performance of the “King and I” which the whole school was involved. But, what was interesting soon after the Palace Theater was having an event of the “King and I” with nonetheless with RUDOLPH NUREYEV and I thought my sons needed to see his performance. Needless to say, I had to see the play. After the show, we went to the back of the building and I told my sons that we MUST get an autograph from this GREAT ballet dancer. And YES… I did get to see him …. And I have his autograph!

I had heard of Nureyev but knew little about ballet. But I went to see him in Boston when I was a grad student in Rhode Island in the 1970s.I thought I might not be skilled enough to see his mastery. Then he came out on stage. I kid you not- he made the other dancers look like they were wearing lead shoes. He hung in the air as though he could remain there at will. I can still see it. I hope I never forget it.

The "luck in the blood" means some people dare to follow their heart even if it leads them through unspeakable dangers, and the dangers won't touch them. That's because when you follow your heart, the powers of the Universe are working for you and give you wings, till the very end, to reach your destination.

I saw Nureyev dance, twice, when I was a teenager. Long time ago. Still moves me to tears to think about how moving his performances were. And I'm not even a big ballet fan. Extraordinary!

A lot of thanks the channel for posting Nureyev one of the Great Russian dancer and one of the Best in the dancer history of the world. Nyjinsky, Nureyev and Barishnicov without doubt the best in our memory beyond time. Greetings from Uruguay.😊

❤h̤e̤ f̤l̤i̤g̤t̤h̤s̤ a̤n̤d̤ s̤t̤o̤p̤ i̤n̤ t̤h̤e̤ a̤i̤r̤ .̤.̤.̤.̤j̤ṳs̤t̤ i̤n̤c̤r̤e̤d̤i̤b̤l̤e̤.̤ṳn̤f̤o̤r̤g̤e̤t̤a̤b̤l̤e̤.̤.̤.̤.̤❤

You just can't help but admire Clara Saint: her quiet poise and calming presense and her whole demeanour, so noble and dignified 💖 And the actress was a perfect casting choice. She did a great job portraying Clara 👏

1:22:59 Wow, was für eine schön umgesetzte Idee seines

Su danza fue un wuelo de añgel

A great artist, but the idea of the BBC presenting this -- a fundamentally anti-democratic and totalitarian "broadcaster" protective of terrorists such as the CIA/MI6/Wall Street etc is ironic.

Раньше был русский перевод, почему этого нет сейчас?

Мой Сын играет роль Нуриева❤

Браво, браво Рудольфу Нуриеву! Нет ему равных. Великолепный во всем❤

Amazing. Thank you

I was able to see Baryshnikov dance.in NYC when he was at his peak. Magical experience. I have only seen Nureyev in videos and he is the perfect male dancer. Also, such a beautiful face. He was taken from us too soon.