Best scene of Doctor Zhivago (with Lara's Theme by Maurice Jarre)
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- Опубликовано: 11 мар 2018
- Maurice Jarre est à David Lean ce qu'est Ennio Morricone à Sergio Leone, un atout majeur pour ses œuvres.
un lyrisme particulièrement rare que l'on retrouve chez David Lean, pas étonnant que Sergio Leone en soit tombé amoureux pour le reproduire merveilleusement dans ses films.
Jivago mêle le savoir-faire d'un réalisateur pour conter des histoires épiques avec une histoire fabuleuse issue d'une nouvelle de l'écrivain russe "Pasternak" avec la magistrale interprétation de Omar Sharif, la très belle Julie Christie et Rod Steiger.
Le mélange crée un romantisme sublime sous fond de révolution russe et de paysages vastes, froids, durs et magnifiques à la fois. 
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When my mother died I was a very young man. I had fallen in love with films when she and my beloved big sister took me to see Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs when I was only three years of age. The day after my mother was buried I went to see Dr Shivago to escape horrible reality. The beauty of the cinematography and in particular the gorgeous musical score eased my loneliness and pain. I have always loved this film like an old and comforting friend.
Life’s travels.
Allan, I know what you mean when you describe this movie. I saw this movie when it first came out when I was in 6th grade and did not really understand it. I saw it again when I was in college at age 16, studying Russian. It opened up the whole world for me. There it all was.... do this day, it is both haunting and familiar to me. I translated a chapter from the original Dr. Zhivago which was written by Boris Pasternak, a black market book in the Soviet Union, for my Russian final. Pasternak was awarded the Nobel piece prize in 1958 but had to decline it due to the Soviet pressure as it depicted the socialist revolution from 1905 to WW II.He passed away in 1960 and never had a chance to see his beautiful work of art or his poetry loved by so many. ♥️
I saw the movie at a sad time in my life too, and it was imprinted in my mind forever.
There is that opening scene where his mother is being buried. The lid placed down and nailed shut. Pretty powerful and it's been decades since I last saw it. Also when supreme court chief justice John Roberts was asked what his favorite movie was during confirmation, he stated that it was Dr. Zhivago. Another interesting story is how the novel was smuggled out to the west during the soviet period.
@@musoangeloThe opening scene you speak of as well as the haunting lyrics of the theme song say it all in relationship to the incredible finality and sadness in the loss of those we love.
I just marvel at the actors' ability to express such primal emotions and feelings of grief, love and despair, without screaming, yelling, contorting their faces and it made the scenes so much more poignant.
Beautifully done in every way.
Yep we can do that. Some of us.
A breath, a memory, a mannorism; whatever it takes to trigger that emotional response. It is quite beautiful when done.
It's Omar Sharif and Julie Christie.
The eyes had it didn’t they 😊
The most tragic love story I have ever seen in the movies! The beauty of Julie Christie in this is unspeakable.
Also Romeo & Juliet of many years ago 👌
I'll speak to that... she was the perfect actress for this role with her expressive eyes and her ability to portray emotions so sensitively. She was perfect, as was Omar.
Romeo and Juliet
Wuthering Heights
It's her beauty of course,but her eyes are so Beautiful in That last scene. Her beauty is so highlighted by such fine camera work. A master piece of a movie and good to this day. RIP Omar Sharif. Bless Julie Christie.🦌🕯
ABSOLUTELY, When I hear"Somewhere my love"
My heart ❤ smiles
The most God awful scene was when after many years after this he sees Lara from a bus, and as he rushes off the bus to try to flag her down walking of him he has a massive heart attack, dies and she doesn't even know it. Oh did I cry as you scream out turn around. My favorite movie, this and somewhere in time.
Yes, Somewhere in Time… another beautiful movie but heartbreaking. One of my all time favorites!
God Julie Christie is such beautiful woman & still is. Saw a photo of her not too many years ago & she still has that beauty. Also there is gratefulness too. I saw her in film from a Thomas Hardy tale: I think it was "Far from the Madding Crowd"; beautiful in that too! Aah Julie you wrenched my heart out when I saw Zhivago. What beauty. PJS
I once had a lover who said to me as we parted for what we knew would maybe forever "I will be your Zhivago."
@@petersmith9077 , I think the same of Julie Christie. She was a stunningly beautiful woman. I would rate her level of beauty as a rarity. Maybe one of the top 10 most attractive women I can think of no matter in person, print, television, film, or video.
I love Somewhere In Time! Haven't seen Dr. Zhivago yet
Ya know I never ever get tired of this movie!! So romantic and so sad and full of life. Just love it!
Zhivago is the english way of writing the russian word "живого", which means alive. Just thought I should mention it, Sir.
The book is absolutely wonderful too, fyi. Love them both.
As a young man, I proudly took my Grandmother to the movies to see this film and always remember how nice that was and how outstanding this movie remains.
What a wonderful time she must have had having her grandson take her to see Dr. Zhivago. I bet she appreciates the time well spent.
This movie with that haunting lovely melody in the background, the scenery, and romance is one of my favorite movies still.
Hello how are you doing?
I remember reading a comment (it no longer appears anywhere), saying that if there is someone who truly doesn't understand how Yuri could so desperately rush inside the house and smash the window to take a glimpse of the sled with Lara disappearing into the horizon - then that person is someone who has never been in love.
Vega: Yeah. One last heart breaking and mournful glimpse. Love can take your soul hostage.
Worse still,, to feel that way about someone else who stopped.
@@chuckthebull To me, real love never truly dies. I do know what you mean.
That is a beautiful comment, Ed. Thank you!
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I was 14 when I first saw the movie. To this day - I truly believe that the crossfade from Yuri looking at the daffodil - to the sunlight on Lara's face in the library - has to be the most intensely beautiful poignant crossfade in the history of movies..... Absolutely stunning...... The entire movie is a masterpiece.
Meu sonho é assistir esse filme.
Now
I was around the same age and had the same reaction to that scene!
@@joselitapereira5870 assista. Você vai adorar. É lindo.
At fourteen, I met my girlfriend at the theatre to watch this movie. I didn't say one word to her, I was so mesmerized by this masterpiece.
Omar Sharif, what a handsome Egyptian actor, and Julie Christie, what an angel :) Too much beauty in this scene.
Proud to be Egyptian because pf Sharif and 1 of the 7 wonders :)
Mr. Sharif and I share the same birthday - April 10. My all-time favourite actor.
Did you know Omar Sharif's son played a young Yuri when his mother was laid to rest in the cemetery.
Fifty seven years ago I had read the novel Dr.Zivago of Boris Pasternak in the year 1965 and seen the film when I was 20 years old. I still remember this beautiful song. Lovely memories!
Which did you like better...the movie or the book?
@@pookiecatblue In my unsolicited opinion, the book is a very difficult read. The movie screenplay does not follow the book per se. The ending of the book and character shifts are quite remarkable when compared to the movie. Having seen the movie numerous times on Sunday afternoons, I finally read the book 50 years after the movie was made to compare the two. I was amazed at how David Lean adapted the book into this marvelous love story along with Robert Bolt's screenplay. The movie is idealized. The book was harsh reality. I would suggest you read the book and understand too, that it is a translation from the Russian and then you can wonder at how this movie creation was made. It was pure genius.
As a footnote to history, I recall how big an impact the book had on American society. I recall in 1965 taking a train from New York City to Elmira NY and many of the passengers were reading the hard copy book on that train. It was then the equivalent to the Harry Potter series of books in the new millennium taking the world by storm..
I watched this movie for the first time when I was 25 years old in 1984. I had often heard about it as a child. It's left a lasting impact in my life. Dr. Zivago and Gone With The Wind, forever the best movies of all time.
@@BillyLapTop I am born 1967 and my sister Katja 4 years after me. Our Dog was named Pascha. I heard my Dad once talk about Dr.Shiwago and I believe he was inspired from this movie to give the names Katja and Pascha. I wish I would have asked him as an Adult....but he is not anymore among us
Each time I look at it I get tears into my eyes and when I hear the music of Maurice Jarre I could cry on this Theme, this so melancholic I’ve got no words to say ❤️
I loved it so much as a young girl, that my father bought me a music box with "Lara's Song"
In my 75 years, over 50 spent watching movies, I still feel this is the best movie I have ever seen in my life. Heart wrenching at times, exciting at times, maddening at times. The cinematography is stunning, the acting was wonderful, in my book, it's the number one movie of all time. My next favorite is Margin Call, because it doesn't need computer effects, and the acting was brilliant.
Try once "La vita è bella", Italian movie from Roberto Begnini. You will see another fantastic one!
I’m a fan of Margin Call too. Great movie!
I just love Dr. Zhivago, in my book the "best " movie ever made was " On The Waterfront", Charlie, you're my brother, you should have protected me, I could have been somebody, instead I'm a bum................." I think best lines ever written!
My wife's all time favorite movie. She liked my mustache and said I looked like him. She past away now so when I watch it I cry.
So sorry!
The joy of nature in Omar Sharif’s eyes is special. Great performance.
I have seen this movie many times. Being originally from former Soviet Union, my family, my parents, loved that movie. This theme is the best and most classic. I was asked to play it at some events when I was DJing. I listened to it numerous times and too many to mention. It is a beautiful melody, but also the movie, the classic, it is just absolutely incredible. Loved everything about it and of course, the music.
Beautiful music score and breathtaking cinema photography, superb acting too. I saw this movie as a young guy in my twenties. Now I am nearing 78. It still moves me so much.
انت رجل رومنسي مدهش ربنا يعطيك الصحة و العافيه و العمر المديد 🌸🌸🌹🌹
Wow! Did I write this and not remember? I'm 78 and saw this in the theater when it was released. For some reason this movie touched me so deeply I still can't listen to that theme without crying.
Same here, now 80. We have lots of commercial daffodil fields in our area. Every March, when they are in bloom, I go out to the fields to photograph them. Then post a picture or two on Facebook with the comment that I'm still looking for Julie Christie, but once again disappointed.
I watched this about 20 years ago in my late 30s, great movie. Could you guys help explain why the woman has to go back to the other old man, can't she just leave him if she and the doctor were so much in love ?
@@alexleong7041 She was married to Strelnukoff (sp) who had been captured and managed to commit suicide. Her connection to him left her vulnerable to be captured (killed?) by the opposition. Rod Steiger's character, slimy though he was, supposedly had connections to get her to safety. "Unfortunately" there wasn't enough room in the sleigh for Dr. Zhivago who would follow later.
At fourteen, I met my girlfriend at the theatre to watch this movie. I didn't say one word to her, I was so mesmerized by this masterpiece.
A blast of talent from the Russian Pasternak. I actually fell for Geraldine Chaplin more than most people. All these years it brings back the Romance!
What a poignant scene...breaking the glass of the window to see his love ones riding away towards the horizon and completely fading away from his view...and then he bow his head accepting the sad reality that it may be the last glimpse he will have of her on this earth. Oh my God...simply unforgettable.
A killer of emotion. And he never did see them - only at the end, when he couldn't get off the streetcar and just . . . died. "Someday my love, there will be songs to sing, although the snow covers the hope of spring." A true Russian song.
Sir what was the story if movie .pls summarize.i feel it is a great movie.a classic one.i appreciate the feelings
@@skb8574 it is based on Boris Pasternak's Novel. Please read the summary.🙏
Fantastic movie. I watch it once a year. Julie and Omar was the perfect match for this epic story.
And now, Hollywood can only produce movies like Barbie. What an embarassment
One of my top movies. I'm depressed for days after watching this movie. When a story takes you through a character's lifetime you become deeply absorbed in what the person is experiencing, especially with a tragic end. David Lean's expansive panoramic scenes are unmatched still today as well as the lovely theme song.
Omar Sharif as Yuri Zhivago...no man could ever appear more handsome. ...Beautiful movie on endless levels. Nothing since compares.
This film has an outstanding cast, excellent soundtrack and is a tragic epic in every sense of the word. IMO one of the top 10 films ever made.
To me still one of the best movies of all time...
Actors, music and atmosphere.
And oh yes... good direction and camerawork!
This was my FAVORITE MOVIE for yrs and yrs. It still is. Now in 2023 I see little things that look a bit dated, but not much. It is such a masterpiece. Listening to the music alone fills me with such emotion.
I was 20 when I first watched this movie and had fallen in love with Julie Christie. To this day, I can't forget her beautiful face becoming golden and ethereal by sunlight.
Desh: I'm guessing about 3 million 20 year olds had fallen in love with Julie Christie.
Immagino che un po' tutti si siano innamorati di Julie Christie
One of my favorite epic movies. Breathtakingly beautiful down to every scene and actor. This is an especially poignant scene. Love it. 🥰
Julie Christie was stunning. You cannot take your eyes off her in every scene she's in. Still looks great in her 80s.
All actors incredible in this film. You couldn’t replicate the cast. The stars are cinematography and score
He knew how to be in awe with natural beauty of life. Which was what made him a poet
Great film , Magnificent Omar and uncommonly beautiful Lara Christie.
Tribute to Boris Pasternack, the great writer.
No sé nada del autor pero......lo ha bordado
Bought the book when I was 12, 52 yrs ago. Still have it
One of the top 5 best movies of all time....great acting, music, scenery and a great plot.
Omar wasn't even nominated for best actor with such heartbreaking performance. Hollywood prejudice!!!
@singer吳冬
Because he is not Jewish.
Have you noticed how Hollywood played their games in the past 50+ years?
Unless you are Jew (or switched your religion to Judaism, such as Michael Jackson, Liz Tailor etc.) you have no chance in Hollywood. Even today (2019)
Omar Sharif had been nominated 3 yrs earlier as supporting actor for "Lawrence of Arabia."
Super Hero - is antisemitism one of your super powers, Super Hero?
@Tahira Gibson
Sorry but I’m not, but sometimes truth hurts, isn’t it?
@@tahiragibson6407 Brainwashed sheeple.
Brilliant film and the acting was sublime. The ending gets me every time.
Lara in the form of Julie Christie is the most beautiful woman I have ever seen.
I always thought his wife in the movie was prettier and when he cheated I didn't like the movie anymore, and I was just a kid when I saw this movie on the big screen
@glen davis I agree, his wife is prettier then lara
Omar Sharif in this movie is the most gorgeous human male I have ever seen.
@@kalikakhaira5481
(: They were both pretty!!!!!..... ☺
@@glendavis3257
(: You learned life early on......!!!!!
Sometimes, the heart can be stronger than the mind!!!!! Life doesn't always turn out the way we think it should!!!!! All we can do is try to live a decent life!!!!!
Una obra maestra de la cinematografía de todos los tiempos. Películas como esta ya no se volverán a realizar. Hoy el cine ha dejado de ser lo que en tiempos pasados fue: "el séptimo arte".
Si, es verdad!!
A masterpiece of cinema. Won 5 Oscar awards, surely deserved more. Amazing and Clean Actors: Omar Sharif and Julie Christie, as well as the others. Beautiful song by Maurice Jarre, Lara theme. Deserves to be in the Top 10!
So... the best
It's a shame that it did not win the 1965 best picture. Although Sound of Musc was also a great film, my vote goes to Dr Zhivago.
Omar Sharif has never really been truly honoured for his masterful, tender, restrained portrayal of Zhivago (one critic at the time, I think, called the performance 'wooden' - hardly!). There had been talk of Paul Newman taking the role, which would have led to a very different film (including scenes with him and Rod Steiger chewing up the scenery in a method acting showdown, perhaps?), not necessarily a lesser one, just different...Newman's cerebral, angry, 'American-ness' might have thrown the rhythm in a different way (note that Steiger IS the only American in the cast...the outsider...a deliberate choice?); who can say? (How would 'Jaws' read with Sterling Hayden as Quint and Jan Michael Vincent as Hooper?).
In an interview years after the film Sharif spoke of how Lean asked him to underplay the role because Yuri has to carry the whole film; he is a witness to everything going on around him. To have a Romantic Russian with tempestuous emotions might work in the pages of fiction but the rhythms and demands of storytelling in cinema are quite different - and Lean knew this. Lara is the emotional core of the film - and Lean lets Christie (and Geraldine Chaplin and Tom Courteney and Rod Steiger and Klaus Kinski) and play with all her passions (and Freddie Young lights her in all sorts of marvellous ways that reveal her devastating beauty - look at that slash of light across her eyes!), but Yuri has to stay solid, an observer. Such an aesthetic choice might not be to everyone's taste but I think it works very well: Lean (and Robert Bolt) knew that WE essentially are Yuri - we see what he sees, he is a conduit through which we fall in love with Lara, feel guilty over Tonya, reject the opportunism of Komorvsky, feel love for Yevgraf; this cannot be cluttered with too much of the personal - Sharif/Yuri is an idealist at its most pure and sensitive. He offers commentary that is rich poetically, but spare in its capturing of situations ("Have you ever loved a woman", "I hate what you believe in but not enough to kill you for it.") Lean and Bolt also knew that film is a form of nudity and this nudity must be carefully draped: we never actually see or hear any of Zhivago's poetry - it is left to our imagination to build and idea of what it is like (any examples presented would only be disappointing, no matter how well written).
Incredible commentary. Well put!
Totally agree Sharif and Christie were wonderful
Wooden?! Hopefully the critic was fired. Sharif was absolutely superb.
A very nice piece of writing mate....
Thank you for a very thoughtful and real commentary
Omar Sharif ! One of the best actor ever lived ! Magnificent scenery,theme of truth ! Beautiful story,but sad !
I was in my 20s in communist country when i saw this film !
It gets the tears flowing every time I see this movie, one of my all time favorites!
The music stayed with me for all of life.
Same here.
As the father so the son!
Oh my this is the most moving comment ever.
Me too its heart breaking and yet makes me wish and imagine
Starting at 1:44 I believe to be some of the most touching scenes in the movie. The look in her eyes when she sees the man she loves who she thought she would never see again. And then his eyes and reaction. Almost hurtful.
Julie Christy was so beautiful, I dreamed of looking like her. I also dreamed of Omar Sharif. I can’t watch it any more,as it ended sadly. Apart from my youthful fantasy’s. It was a wonderful movie.
Happy Birthday Omar Sharif! You were such a good actor! But you will always be Doctor Zhivago to me! You were so good in the role and I really love this film Such romance! Such history! The music touches every being in my soul! They don't make films like this anymore. They don't make actors like you anymore either. You are so missed.
Best acting performance, performed by one of the most beautiful and emotional actress, with the best music. Nothing compares to you, Julie Lara Christie
Saw this same post on everybody hurts by the Corrs. So sorry for your loss 🙏
My favorite movie of all time!!! I named my daughter Sasha too, out of no where! Julie and Omar are flawless!
Truly a wonderful yet sad in a lot of ways movie. Julie Christie was magnificent!!
When a story, acting and music decided to create a MASTERPIECE.
Amer Albadry, and history 🇨🇦🇮🇱🇨🇭
I was named Lara after this Theme... I am about to watch the movie as I now am curious why my parents were so in love with it
Same ♥️my name is Lara because of this
I hope the movie, and its tremendous effect on many people, gave you the answer to your curiosity ☺️
I was Named Larisa after my mom watched this movie...
Me too! I was born in 1982 and my mom loved the movie so much she named me Lara!
Sorry to spoil the fun but Lara had an affair with her mother's Lover(a much older man) when she was a student. Then, despite the fact that Lara is married , she became Dr. Zhivago"s mistres even though she knew that Zhivago was married to Tonya and had two kids!
The best cinematic film I have ever seen,best music,best actress,and acter, beauty sense of nature.
(: It's my favorite movie......I think
I was only 14 when I first saw it!!!!!
It is a masterpiece, but Lean made two glaring errors. The very British behaviour of Russians, and the very obviously 1960s hairstyles.
Best film of all time.
(: Very true!!!!!....... ☺
@@sammyvh11
(: Yes....It definitely has to be!!!!!.....☺
My mom named me Lara because of this film.
My mom too :)
@@larylva5267 Very lucky both your moms didn't like Frankenstein movie...
@@CecildeMille1 haha!
Same!! My grandmother named me Lara because of this film!!
I call my wife Lara, she even looks like her
My favourite movie, the first album I bought, Lara's theme is still the most beautiful music I have ever experienced.
1985 as a 14 year old.
A true masterpiece of a film. The soundtrack is beautifully written telling the story of war, love, and Lara......
NOTHING can replace the gorgeousness and flawless execution of this TIMELESS film!! RIP to the gorgeous Omar Sharif, and blessings to Julie Christie.
This movie for me, is the most memorable love story of all time. The acting and of course the music. It would be great if Utube would show it. I’m sure it would impact everyone who hasn’t seen it and for those that have, a wonderful remembrance.
What a Magnificent film, I love the love story between Dr Zivago and Lara.
The entire movie was the best scene. This is my favorite movie of all time. TCM playing it this Sunday, March 5th.♥️
Doctor Jivago was the very first film that allowed me to discover that Cinema can be ART...
Whenever I watch it, I have the very same goose pimples that I experience in front of or during any great painting, sculpture or musical masterpiece. It is one of the very few stories where the film beats the novel... it is truly unforgettable in every respect!
Thank you for reminding us of this exquisite story. . . and, yes, the music is so romantic . . .
That music and Julie Christie, wow!!!!!!!
It's astonishing how beautiful and captivating Julie Christie was back then! ❤
Masterpice beautiful movie ! Omar Shariff is fantastic Julie Christie fantastic . Two awesome actors magnificent looking people ! ❤️👍🏻🙏🏻💫✨
Beautiful Movie, Great Star's, Fantastic Theme, Great Memories.....
Undying love so poignantly portrayed by the inimitable Julie Christie and Omar Sharif.
I saw this movie when it first came out. I still think it was one of the greatest movie I have ever seen. Seeing this scene gave me goosebumps.
Thank you for sharing this, and highlighting such a touching scene from the film!! Sadly, movies such as this are no longer made. RIP Omar.....
You can feel the passion for them, and the desperation of seeing her in the distance as he claws away at the window before smashing it. Raw emotions and gripping stuff
What a movie .i was a young teenager when i saw this it was brand new ..im still in love with lara...going on 63..
Dr Zhivago, one of my mum's favourite films. Thinking of you my mum.
💞💐💖💐💞
I can't find any fault with this masterpiece: acting, music, cinematography, script and directing. It will never be repeated. Thank you so much to everybody who contributed to this unique production. I have lived, worked and loved in the USSR. This brings back so many wonderful memories.
One of the most ❤️ beautiful movies ever made.
Unforgettable, hope the young people will keep appreciating it or not see it as outdated because it is not because of its beauty, artistry, music, actors!!, history
I saw it when it came out in 1967 in Paris, young, there were lines to get into the theatre to see it.
What a magnificent film Doctor Zhivago is! A film for the ages. Great acting by everybody involved, and the music is superb. Lara's theme being much of a central meaning in the film. I was very impressed with Omar Sharif and the special character he was able to portrait.
Najbolji, najlepši film koji sam IKAD gledao u davna, davna vremena kada se u filmu uživalo u tami bioskopa najbolji glumci, muzika, priroda, scenario SVE!
Oh how he loved Lara.....💕💕💕
The best, the most beautiful movie I've ever watched in the long, long time when the movie was enjoying the darkness of the cinema, the best actors, music, nature, the scenario ALL!
Stunning film and music. Brings back so many memories of my mum. X
The music and stunning cinematography are what turn this from a love triangle flick to a cinema classic
Dr. Jivago was a supimpa film at all; namely: soundtrack, theme, cast, photography, plot, etc ...
Thank you for this!
Such masterpieces are now no longer made
If they made Doctor Zhivago with modern high-tech now, you would not wish to see it ! I wouldn't even want to know about it !
Behind these jewels lies an unique spirit that can not reenacted.
True, and we should wonder why.
I saw Shivago in 65'. I was eleven years old. The first time I saw Julie Christie...playing Lara..I couldn't believe such beauty existed. I was in love!
@@yipwh if you have such passion for a lover you will be mocked as creepy today
Thank you so much for this. Saw this movie as a teenager, and I will say it changed me in many ways. Breathtaking film
Still a masterpiece in2019
You've got that right, Madam.
Yes, in deed, Miss Marlene. Thank you.
Yes indeed!
It will remain a masterpiece for ever.
And in 2020 and forever ⭐
Favorite movie of all time! Love everything about it
One of my ultimate favourite films!! Love the story, the music it fits so beautifully together..
Great performance by J. CHRISTIE❤👍🏻
It was a cold winter's night in Kitimat 1972 that I first set my eyes on her Lara, I was 13 .
We lived @ 32 Mallard Cres across the parking lot from the town movie theater.
For some reason I decided to venture out into the cold night and make my way through the snow to the movie theater it was snowing hard and honestly the snow flakes were as big as silver dollars .
It was an old glorious theater with red carpet and thick velvet seats it was so warm in the theater.
My good friend Luigi Nicoli worked there and he always let me in for free.
I slipped into the theater and found a nice cozy spot to watch this epic movie.
I have to say I was simply shocked by the beauty of Lara.
Not necessarily in a good way ,it was like something came into me .
I was definitely impacted by this experience .
My first serious girlfriend was a Norwegian and she looked very similar to Lara.
About ten years ago I met an old prison chaplain at Starbucks early one morning and we were talking about old great movies and then Dr Zhivago came up and then he said Lara with a big smile nodding his head up and down slowly , I think her character or image had a strong effect on many men.
God really made women beautiful.
One of the best book I have read and one of the best movie I have seen.
OLD BUT GOLD 💛. Super 👌 MERCI 💌.
even after all these years seeing that scene tears my heart out.
Very handsome Omar sharif😙😙😙😙😙
Omar Sharif, magnificent actor.
Yes. Rest in peace, Omar.
YES.REMEMBER MACANA's GOLD.
He WAS Dr. Zhivago like Julie Christie WAS Lara
I watched this movie when I was a young teenager loved it still do great movie love from ireland
I can't remember how many times I watched this evergreen film with its stunning scenarios, realities, directions and most of all the superb acting of all the actors adding an ever enjoyable theme music!
Watching and listening just takes to another world can't express in words.
To me this is an art beyond expression in words, only to be felt in one's heart and soul.
The pain on Omar Sharif’s face is palpable. What a talent he was.
Julie Christie was breathtaking in this move.The epitome of beauty and cool,chic femininity.They don't make women like her any more.
They sure don't - there was a certain something about them that was always felt by the audience - that certain something, call it what you may, has long vanished
@@theextraordinaryworldofzei5851 with their unrealistic titanic production. Di Caprio is a kid compare to Omar Sharif.
@@karlerasure without doubt - no comparison
Julie Christie truely is a beauty and fitted the role of Lara likea glove@@theextraordinaryworldofzei5851
@@theextraordinaryworldofzei5851They do, just look better🌝👋✨
Inesquecível o melhor filme que já vi explendidos os atores e diretores ..
Pena não termos mais essas belezas..
One of my favorite movies of all times. I can watch it over and over again. The scenery and music is amazing.
The film is so great because everything is there that is important: the man, love and the landscape!
I agree with you on the best scene mostly.
The best highlight scene is Dr. Jivago's eyes looking at the horizon with full of snow where Lara has disappeared (perhaps forever....)
Thanks for your sharing. Thumbs up !
Please add to that the scene when Omar Sharif smashes the window signifying the end of the romance that culminates as Julie Christie vanishes into the horizon.
Love this Beautiful movie love watching it and the music is so beautiful. So sad at the end. But a very beautiful love story all the same ♥️🌹♥️
Doctor Zhivago....A GREAT book....A GREAT movie!
My parents took me to see this in 67. It is indellible on my mind.