Anonymous ID: 2ef20a July 28, 2026, 4:19 a.m. No.24877770   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>24877742

i really liked that movie.

There 's a scene in there which stuck with me forever.

You can see that movie and never know the exact context; backstory. It's assumed.

Reading is probably best for history rather than movies.

 

Omar Shariff supposedly a Russian?

I missed that

He has the Arabian "bedroon eyes" that I imagine was the hook for Barry with Sofa Boi

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I forgot that; the love story was adulterous.

 

anyway, it's politics lite

 

"https://pghrev.com/adapting-dr-zhivago/

famous for : banned behind the iron curtain.

"Those who managed to get a hold of it on a VHS tape were enthralled by the sheer fact that Westerners could see—in bright colors— the destruction wrought by communism. Re-watching the film on its 60th anniversary, I cringed at some of the details I ignored thirty years ago, from turning history into a prop for a saccharine love story, to the phoniness of English phrases like “old chap” alongside clichéd fur hats and balalaikas meant to evoke an exotic Russia. "

 

Not sure why Omar was cast as the Russian doc.

British movie. Chaplin's daughtre also cast

Anonymous ID: 2ef20a July 28, 2026, 4:39 a.m. No.24877806   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>24877791

Where's the link?

Where was this published

Or?

CBS wow.

Trying to redeem themselves now that the lawsuits have seriously begun?

They put out the material with no conclusions drawn. Such as "we covered this up for years even though the evidence is not particularly new"?