The Alchemist: Why Paulo Coelho's bestseller was never made into a film
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- Опубліковано 24 сер 2021
- The fact that Paulo Coelho's bestseller did not also become a blockbuster was not due to a lack of offers from Hollywood.
Interviews with Paulo Coelho, Julia Roberts and fans of the author!
Excerpt from the documentary "Paulo Coelho: Alchemist of Words". Click here to watch it: • Paulo Coelho: The Alch...
The Brazilian author Paulo Coelho (b. 1947) has sold more than thirty-two million books and his most famous work, The Alchemist (1988), was a number one bestseller in twenty-nine countries. His writing has been translated into fifty-one languages and published in more than one hundred territories.
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I’ve never read a book better than The Alchemist
Me too 💕
Tell me some of the best books you've read
same, it’s my all time favourite book
Siddhartha by Herman Hesse
Then you haven't read many.
I am re-reading this book. I was first a young principal of 33 and now I am divorced father of two pushing 50. This book is helping me revisit and re-shape my personal legend. Coelho's words mean more to me now, because it is easier to give up when you are middle age and believe your best days are behind you...
Praying the best for you.
The irony of his book, where he preached perseverance and how the night seems darkest before dawn, flopped at first. He practiced what he preached and thus succeeded.
Dom Paulo Coelho o maior escritor da face da terra!!!
My favorite,l had read ten times
Quisiera que viniera acá a Virginia o DC, para escuchar una charla.
Yes I know how you feel it's like in the wrong hands it's not normal. the book is so perfect and there is absolutely no way to improve the perfection . And it's like if you want to do a job do it yourself that is another saying we have around where I am from. 💝💝💝💝💝💝💝
Why are some scenes of tge Persepolis in this video?!🤔
with god everything is possible ♡
Where’s the place @ 3:50 ? Anyone know ??
How much did Paulo Coelho's relatives look at Paulo Coelho's work and success? People focused in their own work, self-reflection, creative or noble thoughts may be too busy to notice how envious other people were. Do people think his family and relatives seemed to felt any relatively appearing smarter or worthier when they hospitalized Paulo Coelho right before his salary job and a career as a writer? Did unnecessarily hospitalizing someone harmed the brain functions, symbolic or whatnot appearances, and immediate karma of any of those who wronged and tricked the victim? I would doubt any words of any relative of such a famous writer since in one of his interviews as he was told to be hospitalized by his own family immediately before he worked at a temporary non-literary job before a continuous career as a writer. Do people know the real reason behind why an ambulance with a siren on will park on a road for hours during the morning rush hour time?😼-With respect
nice talk !
He made a post on facebook last year about that. It's not that they felt smarter, they really thought he had mental problems because of his behaviour and way of thinking. His parents never forgave themselves, no matter how much he told them that he already forgave them. The book "Veronica decides to die" is about himself.
Sometimes simple and good people can make big mistakes just because of their lack of knowledge.
Not other conspiracy.
The Secret is far below.
A voz desse locutor é igual a do Cid Moreira...
grande Saulo Botelho!
if you want to find peac, read the book of saint silouan
Having a bad hair day!
Too many people are existing as slaves and they revere the invisible chains they wear/ They survive for a period of time and they die pitiable fools/ George Orwell's Animal Farm and 1984 is literature that truly educates the reader on the dreadful, ghastly realities and ideologies of soulless people of the lie/
It's overrated
I didnt understand the message of this book
Can anybody explain
It's a one time good read. I didn't find any real life lesson in it either. But one thing it says is to be tenacious in achieving your goal.
The way its written is shows the reader what he is willing to accept. Which is the reason this book is so profound.
@@micheljurgensONLY OF YOU HAVE NEVER READ TRUE VALUABLE AUTHORS IN YOUR WHOLE LIFE.
You can understand this book only if you suffered a lot in your real life. I have read it in highschool and didn't understand the meaning. But now, after certain events in my life, it has a lot of meaning and it became really important to me.
Nerving, disturbing MUZAK. Typical.