Yul Brynner: The Ten Commandments
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- Опубликовано: 1 ноя 2010
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This clip focuses on Yul Brynner's star role in the classic film, "The Ten Commandments." 
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No one today could ever replicate Yul Brynner's performance. He looked, sounded, acted and had the presence of a King whether in Siam or Egypt, he is totally believable.
The voice, the delivery of his lines. his look in the costumes, his toned, fit body, yes Yul Brynner was made for the role of Rameses.
So let it be written, so let it be done
Moses God is God🙏 and judgement day ever One shall confess that God is the creator of the world
@@hectorcardenas6616:Amen! I know tha'ts right!🤣😂
That role was made for him. That graceful walk. That nice physique. Those beautiful piercing eyes. A man to be reckoned with🥰
You know a movie is great when just the thought of a remake makes you go "Nope, can't be done." This movie shows you how to make a movie.
Studio:" We need a man that can pull off being bald, and wear makeup while being the boss"
Yul;" Roll film"
"So it is written, so shall it be done".
One of the best lines ever in a movie delivered by a magnificent actor.
yes, yes and yes.
I agree, and I love how that line concludes the film with an image of The Ten Commandments! That's one of the few times a movie ends and I think something like "Amen" or "Praise God!"
Etc... Etc!
@@thrashpondopons2776 That's The King and I, but yes, that was Yul.
@@zacharysiple783 Full disclosure… I new that! Just thought it would make for a funny addition! (Probably shoulda gone with 'Moses! Moses! Moses!!!'.)
The bald head, the deep voice with such resonance that you could FEEL it, and those smoldering eyes were perfect for the part. Add to that the accent, the muscles and the talent....he WAS Ramses. Never a more perfect actor for a role. Ever.
Charlton Heston was ok too :)
This movie was GOLD excellent cast brilliantly done
The Ten Commandments should have won Best Picture of 1956!!!!!
@@scottmiller6495 I couldn't agree more one of the best movies and actors ever
Yul Brynner is the most handsome, sensuous, exotic and charismatic actor on earth!
scproehoeman He really was. I was surprised when I found out he was Russian. To look at him you'd think he was from some really exotic country
@@cdh0879 To a non Slav, Russia is a really exotic country. He starred in the film of Dostoyevsky's 19th century novel The Brothers Karamazov.
Oh yes
So let it be written, so let it be done
No one then or now could pull off the roles of Ramses and Moses like Yul Brenner and Charlton Heston did, bar none.
Heston and Brenner played the hell out this movie!!! SUPERB
They were a perfect match.
Yes, and Anne Baxter!
Yul Brenner, under rated actor. He had such presence and physically seemed ahead of his time. Shaved head, muscles, non-white. His voice was so great! He was made to play the king in "The King and I" too.
@Hineni John3:16 So he was 3/4 Caucasian, 1/4 Mongolian. He wore it well. He also shone in the films The Brothers Karamazov and Taras Bulba.
Two opposed Titans, "mighty opposites." As a child seeing this film on the big theatrical screen, I could not decide whom I liked more; they were both terrific.
Yul was awesome! Unrivalled and so focused! Who could compare with him? The seriousness of his required character could not be challenged. He won hands down!! Love you Yul
one of the best movies of all times
"Rameses was evil, but damn, he was "hot"! Nobody but Yul Brynner could have pulled that off! I just loved looking and him. And, that voice...!
The same way I still feel about Fred Sadoff when I had seen him in The Poseidon Adventure in 1974 re-release. THAT VOICE
Yes yule played the role of Ramses to the limits of perfection.. I've seen the movie several times and still his performance thrills me.. his dialogue Delivery is superb..
Yul Brynner had the most beautiful eyes I have ever seen on a man and that did not make him in the least less than a proud, competent, very sexy man. He was a great actor, perfect for the part of Ramses. I don't think I have ever seen a movie of his that I did not like, that he did not do a great job in whatever role he played. It is always a pleasure watching his work.
Yul Brynner was PERFECT as "Ramses."
Yul Brynner is Perfect!
Yul Brynner was in a class all of his own. No one was to copy him, no one ever could. I also love Charlton Heston in Ben Hur. When it comes to the 10 commandments, Yul definitely has the commanding presence, and appeal in that movie. He does outshine all the other actors in my opinion. So Dynamic. He just draws you right to him with that voice! Yul was the WIN in this film.
This is easily the movie I've watched the most in my lifetime. I was born the year this movie was made and I've probably watched it 50 times. It has stood the test of time.
So let it be written, so let it be done
@Kjackers:I was born in '56 also. Have watched The 10 Commandments since i was 8-10 yr's old.
Great great movie. Beautifully done. Yul Brenner and Heston marvelous actors.
The sets and costumes in this epic are perfect!
Best scene in any move ever: Nefertiri looks at Rameses I disgust and says: " I could never love you." Rameses answers cooly with a look of complete satisfaction and replies, " Does that matter? You will come to me when I call you.....whether you enjoy it or not is your own affair, but I believe you will." He strides off magnificently. Lol....man, I love that scene, that character, that actor. Superb!
You said it. Nonchalant, aristocratic and debonair. Yul was a demigod.
Oct. 2, 2018---Yep, Rameses took the red pill and didn't care if she liked it or not.
That scene you just described made me fall in love with him even though I didn't understand why I was loving him or in hindsight, lusting after him😊😊😊
paintur68 LOL!!! HE SAID BITCH SHUT THE FUCK UP!!! DO AS I SAY!!!
Perfect answer-perfect attitude
The Movie of" The 10 Commandments" was perfectly made with the right actors playing their part and the part of Ramses was meant for Yul Brynner, this movie should remain as is, never to be remade. I've watched this timeless movie practically every year with my siblings and parents, it never gets old and we learn a great deal from the bible. This year we didn't see it aired on t.v., I don't know why they didn't televise it! I guess the people that runs the programs on t.v. was concerned about the Coronavirus, to remember to aire it. I hope they do take the time to aire it soon, I would love to watch it again!🌹🙏
Every year for the last 10 years....I treat myself on my birthday purchasing an iconic great movie...year 1 was The Ten Commandments. Cecil B. DeMille, praise God got it right. As others have stated before...this movie never gets old.
So true, I agree!
It was on in Chicago this year, pretty much every year
@@Ecila2u yes I had to purchase it too on dvd. The first movie I got was
Poor quality, paid a little more and the second was much better. I had to have it next to my Ben Hurr.
I was eleven years old when I watched The Ten Commandments with my Mother. The theatre was sold out but there was a single seat left so we shared a seat. What was special was that they displayed some of the props from the movie behind glass cases at the entrance of the theatre. It was a beautiful film made special by watching it on the big screen.
It is definitely a big screen event movie.
Yul Brynner.... the first terminator.
Niccolo Machiavelli LOL
I was like 4 years old when mom and my sisters and I went to see this movie. 60 years ago. Still a wonderful movie. 🖒
Wow, that movie was way ahead of its time!
These Actors Really Did A Magnificent Jobs. 😀😀😀
BRYNNER AND HESTON were BORN TO PLAY THOSE ROLLS , THANK YOU MR. DEMILLE and ALL WHO MADE THAT MOVIE THE GREATEST EVER MADE
Undoubtedly a legend of the screen. I always, as the years go by, come back to this great man. He has an immortal soul
Just watched the 10 Commandments last night with family. So many great performances. Best in class special effects for its time. A story well told. Highly recommended!
Yul Brynner-most handsome baldie of all time.
He was a fantastic actor rip to a legend.
Brenner deserved an academy award for this totally portrayal. His overall physical bearing, vocal diction, muscular physique all combined to make the quintessential “Ramses”
Yul Brynner was a brilliant actor
Best film ever made in my opinion
I agree, I mean it was totally ahead of its time!
It's definitely up there! :)
It is perhaps the greatest movie ever made.
@Cassie Miller That's awesome! :0
Growing up back in the dark age this movie was shown right around Easter every year. I always got to watch some of it but I didn't see it all until I was 12. I have always been a fan one of my top 10 favorite movies.
wow, great actor! looks great in his rameses costume!
Yul and Heston played their roles awesomely!!!
My grandfather - Frank Caffey - was the lead Production Manager for this movie. (He was the Executive Production Manager at Paramount from 1949 - 1967).
Do you have old photos, documents, anything? Etc etc etc?
Yul Brynner was one handsome man (R.I.P.)
One of the best actors of all time. Period
He was in four of my favorite movies: The King and I, The Ten Commandments, The Magnificent Seven, and Westworld...in each movie, he took command like no other actor could...
Yul Brynner as Ramses was a bomb!
Yul played Ramses to perfection. It's true, it's true he was the only actor who could play this role.
This is my all time favorite movie. My mother took me to see it in the theatre in the 70’s when I was a kid. It was one of those theatres that showed older movies. She had told me the sea was going to open and of course I waited for that the whole time. 🌊
The role immortalised Yul.
irfand4 What about the King of Siam? It earned him the Oscar.
darthstarkiller1912 it got him the Oscar.. but when ppl see Yul's image, they usually say oh that's Rameses in the ten commandments
Yul Brynner was, hands down, the greatest looking "lighter skinned" man to wear a shaved head. (I don't necessarily classify him as "Caucasian" due to his ancestry--which some say contained both Mongolic and Japanese elements.) That shaved look was absolutely perfect for him--it accentuated all of his exotic features. (Especially his eyes and facial bone structure.) Combine that with his physique and deep, commanding voice and it's no wonder women just absolutely swooned over him LOL!!
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@kulas jennerman he definitely from Russia but has asiatic ancestry
His parents were Jews from Russia, just like Sy Stalone. None Mongolic nor Japanese elements there, Except he liked Mongolian beef and Japanese sake...
@@rockywilliams8433 russia
You can thank Gengis Kahn and the Mongolian Hoard's invasion of Russia in the 13th century for Yul Brynner's Asian attributes. My father's family was from the Ukraine and he had relatives that had very strong Mongolian appearances.
My favorite movie of all time. Only when I watch behind the scenes I remember it is a movie however it is magnificent
My kids are somewhat related to Yul Brynner because Yul's second cousin is my kids grandmother. She told me his real name is Yul Briner and had changed it because of a family squabble! Yul Briner's family came from Switzerland but you won't find that in his Wikipedia or his Biography!
💖This man. O M G! A class act and a classy man! NOONE could have played Ramses BETTER THAN Yul. He was born for this role. I also believe that if given half the chance, he could/would have played an EXCELLENT Moses. NO, Doubts!!
He took Every Scene. Cant avoid looking. Hang on every word. Magnificent 7 also.
I think this is one of the best historical fiction movies of all time. Yul was a beast; he owned this film, that role... It can't be easy to outshine costumes, sets, and fellow actors like that, but he did it.
Man! Yul Brenner was such a babe in that movie. I was a little girl, but I knew there was something about this man lol!
Same. Just a young girl watching the movie. Then when still so young, I suddenly realized how good looking he was and what a great presence he had. Have crushed on him ever since as an adult woman today. 💕
I found Yul Brynner to be the most se nsual and handsome actor ever seen in the old movies
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Not only 50 years people will remember this movie and the Characters for coming 50 years also.
Such a Legendary Film.
I watch the movie every year.
He played the part of Ramses well. It's as tho God ordained his life for this part in TTC. we read Ramses was head strong, arrogant which Yul fitted it very well perfectly
Brynner was one of a very few high intensity level alpha male actors, such as Brando and Douglas. He didn’t even need to say a line. That killer eagle eye look said it all. Actors today do not remotely compare.
Thats why I love him he was a pioneer in taking no bull shit from anyone i was born in 1964 and i tell you i was raised by a strong father but the performance was for the ages
He is an handsome Man, he's one of my favorite characters in Ten Commandments. I so love his voice, his ascent, Brynner also resembles the Martial Artist Gordon Liu as swell. Both of them are handsome.
Magnificence personified.
Yul was a complete original. No one like him at the time in Hollywood. No one like him now. Just an amazing actor. And to have him do that role so magnificently- you couldn't have a truly great movie that stands the test of working on 70 years of time without a bad guy who is totally relatable and memorable and mesmerizing. He still is. The terrible sadness of Ramses, continually in the shadow of Moses all his life- **all his life** undercuts all his meanness and you grieve with him. Especially when his son dies. And he finally sees what Nefertiri really is, she who has loved Moses this whole time, and understands that again Moses was the fortunate one. He escaped her. Now Ramses is stuck with her. Stunning.
OMG....Love telling this story! I saw this movie in it's initial release in 1956. Although Charleton Heston was the obvious hero in TTC, I never forgot Yul Brynner. Saw it again in 1965 at a re-release at a drive in with my family. I was 17.....and this time I realized why I never forgot him! He was so sexy, dangerously alluring and devilishly handsome....I couldn't take my eyes off of him! Of course, I couldn't have made that kind of assessment when I was 8 years old....but at 17 I totally got it! He is probably the singularly most exotic, intriguing, somewhat mysterious and unforgettable piece of masculinity that will ever grace the silver screen!
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Was it because he looked and plAyed the part of a Black Man?
Yahnamore Zebulun no it's because he wasn't black
Amazing Yul !!!! R.I.P Legend!
Excellent Actors. God blessing To The Producers.
Interesting near the end, the photo of Yul with a cigarette. Remember he made a commercial saying, "just don't smoke". Shame he died from lung cancer, he was a good actor. Liked him in The Ten Commandments and Westworld.
Yeah sadly he grew up early in the 20th Century which had the awful habit of tons of smokers in it. Yul Brynner was a massive smoker with an addiction to it sadly. I remember both he and actor; Phil Silvers died within a month of each other back in 1985. I'll always remember him for; The Ten Commandments, The Magnificent Seven, Solomon and Sheba, The King and I and Westworld. He was indeed a great actor without a doubt.
@@MGSBigBoss77 Same day as Orson Welles.
What a beautiful specimen! ❤❤❤❤
Fantastic ❤
What a leader, such an interpretation full of respect about all.
Actually he was amazing so unusual a haunting voice no one would ever copy
Love this Movie, watched it in the 80s as kid on TV, Excellent watching now on a Big Screen TV.
IMHO in all of Hollywood the best embodiment of Pharoah, any Pharoah goes to Yul Brynner. The chiseled face, body build and Edith Head's costume mastery...dang, does it get any better?
I have watched this film for over a 100 times. I am now 67 and i will try to continue watching it for another 100 times. Yul and Charlton will be always be my favourite actors. They are the greatest of all the great actors
I love drawing Yul, my favorite person to put on paper.
YUL BRYNNR WAS OUT OF THIS WORLD
Billy Crystals impression of Yul Brynner is dead on and hysterical.
YUL WAS THE BEST MAN FOR THIS PART THATS FOR SURE !!!
They did a wonderful job. I think Yul was perfect!!
He was so damn handsome (Brynner that is) 🥰💕🥰💕
The movie had a Legendary Cast of Legendary Actors. Yul Brynner was one of them
I LOVE this MOVIE. No one could ever touch this class is MOVIE. KING OF KINGS with Jeffery Hunter and Ben Hurr, Salomon and Bashiva are absolutely amazing.
this was the first movie i ever saw. i was 6 years old.
I have been watching this film over the last 50 years..lt is still spell binding in all department..lm a kind of a drug addict to this film..Thanks Mille, Yul, Heston, Baxter, yvonne, Vincent, Scott, Debra Paget, Derek,.. Music Score also.. The movie and Script still lingers..
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both Heston and Brynner has that dominating and husky voice. No wonder its iconic.
Brynner's voice was better than Heston.
Yul Brynner wow! Such a great Actor! Fit for this role!
beautiful movie
Yul Brynner was a King.....No one else could have played Ramses!
1956 was Yul Brynner's year. This movie and "The King and I."
Nobody was cooler than Yul.
Best movie ever done. The special effects were outstanding for their time. God bless DeMille.🙏
Charlton said if this movie was done today, it would cost 223 MILLION DOLLARS!
Yul Brynner did a fantastic Job
The best that ever did it. No movie greater than the ten commandments. Salute!
yul brynner ..what a wonderful man
Yul had something that made you watch him...charismatic ++ ...manly voice...all good 🙋
born for the role
Inolvidable Yul Brynner.
They said that eye makeup was required for the role of Ramses, but I don't see any on Mr. Brynner. My favorite movie of all time, and I'm 70.
You can see it most clearly in his final shot in the film. If you look at random photos of his from that era, you can see where the makeup must have been.
10 Commandments is the best biblical production of all times. Brenner and Heston were perfect and authentic. Yule owned Ramses.
If a movie was made decades ago but you can watch it in 2024 and still root for the bad guy you know his presence in this movie completely eclipses Heston who is no slouch in his role. The second most notorious role of bad guys is Edward G. Robinson as Dathan, unbelievable we all still say his movie lines in our house when we talk over money or greed in the world "Did you carve those stones to become a prince over us" "A god of gold a golden calf".
That thang had a handsome stature. I've played that movie soooooooooo many times. Brynner JUST HAD IT. He was just REAL.
He was the perfect person for that movie. And the movie itself was one of the best, I ever seen !