Have not seen the whole film but from just d clips, yul should have got an oscar n every other award for his performance - he is pure man, all man - what passion n intensity
Had never heard of this movie. Came across it by accident on UA-cam after wanting to know about Yul from reading his biography The Man Who Would Be King written by his son Rock Brynner. I ordered the DVD from Ebay. What a movie !!! He should have got an Academy Award this body of work. He's like a caged Wolf burning with a wild passion as soon as he saw her. Like a wounded wild animal it was sheer kindness to be put out of his misery in the end as he could have never lived with sanity after she'd left him.
You're absolutely right. :) I think she loves him too but feels responsible for her Hungarian friend / former lover. Brynner seems to have put all of his soul into this role. And it's a really complex character. I've also read the biography you mention, and I think Yul Brynner is one of the most interesting personalities that have ever walked this earth. And one of the most handsome ... ;) And then there is his deep voice and the way he moves - like a cat somehow.
I actually sent Rock Brynner a quick message via Facebook. I told him how much I'd enjoyed his novel he'd written Yul The Man Who Would Be King. He answered me (or his secretary did lol) and said he 'was glad I'd enjoyed it and that he'd written it nearly 30 years ago'. He also said, 'he'd written a more up to date novel 'Empire & Odyssey, The Brynners In Far East Russia and Beyond'. I told him 'I would order it as it sounded like a great read'. But unfortunately The book is currently unavailable in Australia. I will go online USA and try and order it from there. Yes Yul was very stealthy and cat like in his movements, pure caged masculinity. Poor old Jason Robards jr. character, Paul Flemming was so emasculated by Major Surov.
Non mi stanco mai di guardare e riguardare questi filmati. Grazie a chi li ha gentilmente caricati. Yul e Deborah una coppia fantastica. Peccato sia finito così tragicamente.❤❤❤💋👄❤❤❤
She certainly did give in to his kiss, she kissed him back passionately and held him tightly as they kissed. Then the church bells rang and she came to her senses. She certainly had more self control than me.
I think she simply felt guilty because Paul had had to suffer so much. She felt obligated to him. But I think she truly loved Surov - well, who wouldn't ...
S Ds She didn’t prefer “Paul” - the entire movie had two main characters. Very little time was focused on Paul - it was Deborah Kerr and Yul Brynner. They were in several things together. What I’d like to know is where he got that voice of his.i think someone else said she was with Paul out of guilt.
Never an unrequited love was so beautifully written. Yul´s love by Deborah´s. Her denial to return the love back, just because she can not feel it, she does not love him like he does, and his desperation for her translated in an obsession and endless pain. Yul´s impotence vs her coldness, this was the perfect mix for Kerr & Brynner. In some way in this movie we can see their kiss, a kind of consummation from their platonic romantic relationship in "The king and i", really, every woman loved Yul, but Deborah Kerr. any of her characters loved Yul´s while his own always did with her ones. It´s ironic.
@@LadyFromVulcan I just finished the book, this was the last line "And then we were off the bridge, in another land, without my enemy, without my love."
This story is about an unrequited and obsessive love by Yul´s part. It´s hard to get it, but it was actually . Lady Ashmore doesn´t love Surov. that´s real life, sometimes those things can happen.
Well, I don't think she would have kissed him like that if she had felt nothing for him at all. I still think she tried to fight against her own feelings as she thought it her duty to help her Hungarian friend first. But maybe this is also part of the charm of this movie: There is still room for your own interpretation.
Estrella Lara Porque pertenecían a dos mundos diferentes! No podía vivir con ella, no podía vivir sin ella... tenía que morir! Como el mismo lo dijo: "insane, isn't it?" Tengo que ver esta película entera, todavía no la he visto!
This is the one of deepest love stories ever filmed...
Have not seen the whole film but from just d clips, yul should have got an oscar n every other award for his performance - he is pure man, all man - what passion n intensity
Yes! It’s a masterpiece. I bought the DVD & watch it every night. I desire the Russian Major. I can dream…
My and my sister watched this movie for the first time tonight. We were blown away. Brynner and Kerr were fantastic.
This movie makes me so sad, but it's so romantic. such a great on screen duo. :( Gorgeous video, thank you.
Had never heard of this movie. Came across it by accident on UA-cam after wanting to know about Yul from reading his biography The Man Who Would Be King written by his son Rock Brynner. I ordered the DVD from Ebay. What a movie !!! He should have got an Academy Award this body of work. He's like a caged Wolf burning with a wild passion as soon as he saw her. Like a wounded wild animal it was sheer kindness to be put out of his misery in the end as he could have never lived with sanity after she'd left him.
You're absolutely right. :) I think she loves him too but feels responsible for her Hungarian friend / former lover. Brynner seems to have put all of his soul into this role. And it's a really complex character. I've also read the biography you mention, and I think Yul Brynner is one of the most interesting personalities that have ever walked this earth. And one of the most handsome ... ;) And then there is his deep voice and the way he moves - like a cat somehow.
I actually sent Rock Brynner a quick message via Facebook. I told him how much I'd enjoyed his novel he'd written Yul The Man Who Would Be King. He answered me (or his secretary did lol) and said he 'was glad I'd enjoyed it and that he'd written it nearly 30 years ago'. He also said, 'he'd written a more up to date novel 'Empire & Odyssey, The Brynners In Far East Russia and Beyond'. I told him 'I would order it as it sounded like a great read'. But unfortunately The book is currently unavailable in Australia. I will go online USA and try and order it from there. Yes Yul was very stealthy and cat like in his movements, pure caged masculinity. Poor old Jason Robards jr. character, Paul Flemming was so emasculated by Major Surov.
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That man was a force of nature❤
Of course I’m going to love this movie. It has all my favorite tropes.
Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful !
Non mi stanco mai di guardare e riguardare questi filmati. Grazie a chi li ha gentilmente caricati. Yul e Deborah una coppia fantastica. Peccato sia finito così tragicamente.❤❤❤💋👄❤❤❤
She certainly did give in to his kiss, she kissed him back passionately and held him tightly as they kissed. Then the church bells rang and she came to her senses. She certainly had more self control than me.
I want a love like The Major’s, Yul Brynner. In my vast imagination, I do.
Omg! I’m in love. Thank you!!!
Ты красивая.
Beautiful video
Thanks! :)
I also think deborah's character was psycho to prefer paul to d major
I think she simply felt guilty because Paul had had to suffer so much. She felt obligated to him. But I think she truly loved Surov - well, who wouldn't ...
I agree, but did she really prefer Paul?
S Ds She didn’t prefer “Paul” - the entire movie had two main characters. Very little time was focused on Paul - it was Deborah Kerr and Yul Brynner. They were in several things together. What I’d like to know is where he got that voice of his.i think someone else said she was with Paul out of guilt.
She says it earlier in the movie that she feels guilty for what happened to Paul. That's why she's with him. Not a good basis for a relationship.
Never an unrequited love was so beautifully written. Yul´s love by Deborah´s.
Her denial to return the love back, just because she can not feel it, she does not love him like he does, and his desperation for her translated in an obsession and endless pain.
Yul´s impotence vs her coldness, this was the perfect mix for Kerr & Brynner.
In some way in this movie we can see their kiss, a kind of consummation from their platonic romantic relationship in "The king and i", really, every woman loved Yul, but Deborah Kerr. any of her characters loved Yul´s while his own always did with her ones. It´s ironic.
I think she might have loved him as much as he loved her - but she saw it as her duty to help her friend first. And then it was too late.
@@LadyFromVulcan I just finished the book, this was the last line "And then we were off the bridge, in another land, without my enemy, without my love."
@@angiehooks8187 There's a book??
@@LadyFromVulcan yes, I ordered off ebay! I've read it twice trying to pick up on several scenes where the viewer is left hanging!
@@angiehooks8187 So who's the author?
Como la perseguía!Que obsesión este Yul
En ese film hay una escena donde yul brinner canta,creo que en ruso!
Pls download the whole story
This story is about an unrequited and obsessive love by Yul´s part.
It´s hard to get it, but it was actually . Lady Ashmore doesn´t love Surov.
that´s real life, sometimes those things can happen.
Well, I don't think she would have kissed him like that if she had felt nothing for him at all. I still think she tried to fight against her own feelings as she thought it her duty to help her Hungarian friend first. But maybe this is also part of the charm of this movie: There is still room for your own interpretation.
@@LadyFromVulcan I've ordered the book, I can't wait to read it!
Just finished the book! She loved him and wanted him but knew it was impossible! The movie is much better than the book which is a bit coarse!
Ależ ten Yul całował ...😉💗
J'adorerais voir ce film mais hélas pour moi, aucune traduction en français 😭😭
Los celos lo carcomen.Y ellos en ese colectivitoo
y porque no acabo con la chica con lo atractivo que era 😍
Estrella Lara
Porque pertenecían a dos mundos diferentes! No podía vivir con ella, no podía vivir sin ella... tenía que morir! Como el mismo lo dijo: "insane, isn't it?"
Tengo que ver esta película entera, todavía no la he visto!
@@albazamora1767 you will love it! I watched it 2 weeks ago on TCM and now I'm obsessed with it!
Not so beautiful because he is very hard while she's very soft and human
Exelente película quiero orientarla o comprarla