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A rare and forgotten 1982 film adaptation of literary giant Chaim Potok's enduring and best-selling 1967 novel, "The Chosen" is an extremely timely and newly relevant watch in the wake of the Hamas War. It was selected as the single greatest film ever made about Jewish life in the 1998 book "The 50 Greatest Jewish Films: A Critic's Ranking Of The Very Best" by Kathryn Bernheimer. It should be noted that at the time of its original release, it was Barry Miller's performance as Reuven Malter that received the overwhelming majority of critical acclaim, overshadowing 1970's teen idol Robbie Benson and even Oscar winners Maximilian Schell and Rod Steiger. He had made a tremendous impact on audiences and critics in the late 1970's and early 1980's in the classic "Saturday Night Fever" as the tragic character "Bobby C." and especially in Sir Alan Parker's Oscar-winning "Fame," as the drug-addicted Puerto Rican stand-up comic wannabe following down the same doomed path as his Hollywood idol Freddie Prinze, and was particularly championed by renowned critic Gene Siskel at that time as one of the most gifted and promising young actors of his generation. Alas, despite a Tony Award-winning 1985 Broadway stage debut and continually acclaimed film performances under prestigious directors like Francis Coppola and Martin Scorsese, major Hollywood "name" stardom was not to be. As of 2024, and in the wake of Jonathan Glazer's impactful and Oscar-winning "The Zone Of Interest", it might be a fortuitous time to re-release "The Chosen" back into specialized "arthouse" movie theatres. There is a sequence in the film that invokes a visceral re-introduction into the historical amnesia of our present cultural moment: documentary newsreel footage of the Allied liberation of the Nazi concentration camps at the end of World War 2. The producers of "The Chosen" were Ely and Edie Landau, responsible for such historically important and groundbreaking Jewish-themed films as Sidney Lumet's "The Pawnbroker" (1965) and the adaptation of Robert Shaw's play "The Man In The Glass Booth" (1975) directed by Arthur Hiller.

Love Marlon ❤

Está es la mayor producción cinematográfica de todos los tiempos. Inolvidable, exquisita. Un verdadero banquete.❤

i love

rip bumlets

me cryin

I can see why they cut that first scene lol it would have been an extra scene of suspense but an necessary one. the second was just weird,

Where is the 1972 video from

Beautiful 🧡

Adorable!!!! He looks so happy in this movie!

❤Super Bad!!!

wow

Loved his character!

Where u find 0:07 clip from

OMG!! Christian Bale is so cute in his 17 years and he knows how to flirt. I love him😍😍

Where u find all these clips from

Poor Michael looks afraid of Joe. Gotta be real fear if you throw up seeing your father. 😢

“It’s been so cold lately, they turned blue!” One of the best lines of the movie 😂

Left out part where he tells Rembrandt about "got to hold ourselves together (and more)" prior to Rembrandt telling them they think they shot Cyrus and that every gang must be looking for them.

Wow! This wasn’t even on the DVD. Where in the world did you find these?! 🙌🏻

Great movie

Jack Davenport with a beard - be still my beating heart!

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maria is oredi brade

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i love it❤❤❤

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Eric Schweig is magical❤😢

Beautiful respect honnor all native people my heart respect u family 😢😢 me emotional cry end 😢 💔 💙 love my heart did ur besy

I doubt if Marlon and Michael were scared at that age. You’re injecting your own opinion into the interview.

Extreme handsome

Randy looks like Tj❤

O filme do meu coração. ❤️❤️❤️🫠🙌👍

Am I the only one stoked to realize that race’s accent was real??

YOOO THIS IS SO COOL!! Rembrandt's my favorite Warrior so its always awesome seeing content of him :D

“The boy. Then, we’re going to a ceremony; features a MAN!”

I love all the Jackson's

RIP Tony Mordente

Amazing film respect honnor all native people my heart ❤️ 💙 💜 so sad end emotional cry 😢 😭 💙 love respect u honnor

Love when Amanda is on podcast.

6/4/2314 The year of the 76th Hunger Games

I think we forgot about Adele Elyse Crozier

He’s beautiful bri

I thought he was steven segal who played uncas.

I Bet Joe Whipped Tito Azz 4 Falling😅

This may be the best video on UA-cam ever. It made me laugh so hard! Newsies (the 1992, not the Broadway) may be my favorite movie in the world. :) I’m also so glad to see someone still posting about Newsies! :D

Rebbie is so beautiful

Based on a true story. Love the Sound Of Music

Yeaa.. 😍😍

It's great to see, that the people involved tried everything to make this a fun and good experience for everyone involved, especially because many of them were so young. It looks like they all had agreat deal of fun all the way through.