Dear Guru006, Shalom from Jerusalem, ISRAEL. Mr. Lowell Joseph Gallin

Such a wonderful tune and scene, a truly classic film.

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Topol your absolutely brilliant in this film and the song you cracked it fantastic thanks

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Моля, Аз И САМ МОГЪ ДА МУ ПРЕДАМ ПОСЛАНИЕТО НА ВСЕВИШНИЯ!

Ще ми ДАДЕТЕ ВАШИЯТ ВРАГ!?

I love the furtive glance at 1:18

Trump or WW3 do not Vote Pj Biden I.N.

It's no shame to be poor, only dressing poorly. Z

My Jewish grandpa always held onto a grudge

The Sound of Music and this are my favorite musicals

The og rich girl

Topol stole the show. ❤

IM THE FIDDLER ON THE ROOF IM SENDONG 50 OUT THE WINDOW WADRRRRR

😇🙏🙏🙏🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈

Almost the same melody as Petula Clark's, "My Love." 1965

My folks took us to see this in 1971, Mom loved musicals and so did I. We were Catholic Republicans and loved this movie. It is still one of my favorites and i know every song because we had the album record and played it often. I wised out traditions were as good.

Second most romantic song in history and it says that they love each other changes nothing.

I thought, What A Great Dad. He only wanted his daughter's happiness!

Буш, ТИ НЯМАШ МОЗЪК

Юдейство в Япония!?!

Здравейте Буш и Путин и останалите глупаци от НАТО! Парадът ще КОМАНДВАМ ЕДИНСТВЕНО и Изключително Аз!

Право ИМАМ АЗ!

Am I not hearing this right, or is he saying he'd be a jerk?

I want this song played at my funeral 👍

4:55 You missed Lord "who made heaven" in the subtitles

Love it.

This song comes to mind often and I sing it over and over whenever I encounter one of the many negative earthly ramifications of NOT being wealthy. No lie. 😂

Yabba dabba,dabba dabba, dabba dooo....

I love this song!

Quirky people but do not give them guns! ;)

This song feels so bittersweet for some reason

This is my favorite musical of all time, it's actual perfection 😭

If someone asks me what I'd do if I were rich, I'll burst into this song! No regrets!

Chava have a beautiful singing voice

I could always see him going to the cemetery the next day with flowers apologizing for using them in his deception. But it was for his children who were in love .

And to think Tevye just made all this up on the spot.

Fantastic,i will also have without double cheeks and shout to the servants,and with more ethics...

3:46 Back when wise people wrote the movies. This would make modern Hollywood actor-vists blush.

To the people who may not understand the historical significance of the scene. In the prologue it’s hinted that the Czar while blessed by the rabbi, hopes that the Czar remain far away from their village, Anatevka, which is in Imperial Russian territory. The soldiers at the bar are there to keep the peace, by any means. Jews, since prior and after the Roman Empire, have been the target/scapegoat of many countries and religions; anything that could be interpreted as potential rebellion was often stamped out - this includes becoming loud and obnoxious in a bar as drinking can make any environment hostile within seconds. This is why Tevye and company almost immediately stop dancing and give the Russian officer their undivided attention as if they ignored him it could be seen as an insult - even more they are dumbstruck that the Russian is congratulating them. This scene hits harder given the Russo-Ukrainian war - as this village could’ve taken place in Ukraine

They come together out of duty, endure the struggles of life, then realize their bond is far deeper than even they knew. Also, it's Tevye, the hard-nosed, pragmatic, dogmatic patriarch who first reaches for the idea of this deeply tender and intimate mutual confession. Masterful story-telling at every level!!!

My little pity Lucy was full head tilt at the end when the fiddler was playing on the roof

From one of the greatest musicals! ❤

Буш, ако не искаш Русия, ще обману Путин!

Здравейте Буш, ще. Правите КАКТО СИ ПОЛАГАМ ЗАКОНА И БОЙКОТ

A Master John Williams rearrangement musical ❤

Love this Topol

Saw Topol play in this when he came to New Zealand. What a thrill, he was wonderful.

STOP.