Anastasia | English Full Movie | Biography Drama History

[@user-ye2ge4zo5lhennypenny]

Love ❤ Yul Brynner very charismatic!

[@hazelanderson1479]

There’s a wonderful appearance by Yul Brynner on What’s My Line which, hopefully, will make you laugh and admire him more: kzbin.info/www/bejne/m2XUYZqfa9Wqaqcsi=oho5JOuZAd7O6ZFq.

[@NancySanders-om4ic]

Ms.Bergman won her second Oscar for this role.She was superb in this movie.

[@dianapanetta]

I remember watching this beautiful movie as a little child. Never forgot the elegance and class.❤

[@sheiladesoysa7112]

Beautiful story and interesting script. Bergman was a great actress and yul Brynner brilliant as usual. Great movie.

[@FemiNelson-sb1em]

Released @ 1956. Love these classics. I've never seen this one. I usually watch mid 1930's to early 1950's classics. However; Yul Brynner is one of my fav actors. May he Rest in Peace. Paz be with us all 🙏. "Isa"

[@thomasmayk]

Might have at least mentioned Ingrid Bergman and Helen Hayes. Two great actresses.

[@linneab8317]

Anastasia is like Pygmalion and My Fair Lady: a phantasmic love story featuring the stellar performances of Ingrid Bergman, Yul Bryner and legendary Helen Hayes. Doweger Empress to Baroness: You're disgusting. At your age, sex should be nothing more than gender. Anastasia to Bonya: It must be dreary in your room. Everyone in mine are having a wonderful time.😂

[@katehughes1860]

There are no actors/actresses today like these

[@richardscanlan3419]

Hasn't been for decades.

[@SaiGirl]

I'm 73. You'e comment is making me almost cry with nostalgic regret.

[@carloscolon1916]

@@katehughes1860 for me the only ones that stand out today...Viola Davis...Kevin Costner...and of course long live behold the Queen...Meryl Lou Streep....

[@suemcgregor9248]

​@@carloscolon1916 a good actor can play Shakespeare, Streep can and also Davis. Costner can't act his way out of a paper bag. The British have far better actors, always have

[@briangilley5093]

Because people lost there moral respect for one another!

[@NashAndreLouisWNorat]

Watching Ingrid Bergman is like watching Art itself !

[@peace-yv4qd]

One of my top ten movies. performances, dialog, direction and production quality top notch. Helen Hays did an incredible job in this picture. I was 12 years old when it came out.

[@asimali-kr7vf]

What a great great classic movie…… Totally adorable,hats off to the production.

[@sharksport01]

So beautiful. One of the best-looking celebrities of all time! Ingrid and Helen looked good, too.

[@42kellys]

It's very interesting. Bergman does a good job, really, I must admit, my dislike of her would never push me not to acknowledge her talent. Yul Brynner is just awesome as always, and Helen Hayes is magnificent. The film was good however unlikely the story apparently there really was a woman who the film talks about one of the many impostors, although the film makes her out real. It was a good film.

[@NashAndreLouisWNorat]

And Anatole Litvak as director rounds out the wonderful international influence that this film obtained for 20th Century Fox in the classic film final years of the 1950’s , such a wonderful Hollywood classic from the final years of the Golden era !

[@brittalbach416]

I prefer the version with Lilli Palmer, she was even better than Ingrid Bergman and the German film was also a lot more touching, this is only Hollywood glamour However the real Anastasia had gone thru incredible hell and nobody played it better than Lilli Palmer

[@Dim-yz6wk]

Wow, thanks for the heads up

[@NashAndreLouisWNorat]

And I musn’t forget the Amazing Helen Hayes and Martina Hunt ! As well as the two character actors that play along side Yul Bryner , his cohorts in the film’s plot !

[@jupiterlegrand4817]

"When you were a little girl you coughed when you were frightened". I tear-up every time.

[@heidiankers108]

Such beautiful acting! so good to see quality, unrushed, thoughtful, gripping, production.. the scenes clever, sharp, and where opulent, rightly so.

[@user-ye2ge4zo5lhennypenny]

Wonderful movie thankyou for the upload

[@rubytroy7756]

Great movie ❤

[@Dim-yz6wk]

I never forgot that line, "I cough when I'm frightened."

[@dpainter1526]

Not very considerate giving spoilers to everyone who hasn't seen it.

[@lisefrazier5984]

Of course we know the truth now. It was nice to imagine.

[@Dim-yz6wk]

Yes, with DNA testing from bones I think it was.

[@linadjokic270]

Ingrid is so good, such modern acting!

[@Kath1813]

Wonderful! Thanks fo uploading!

[@grandaabanag2751]

Nice movie😊😊Softly waiting for the result😊😊

[@manjuaswal6837]

A brilliant classic movie loved watching it Thanks a lot to the while team for uploading it and showing it

[@nicolettapasquini6614]

Bellissimio bravo Anch il regista anatole livak che riporto alla grande Ingrid bergam yul brynn stupendo ❤❤❤❤

[@surajratti1329]

I remember this movie very well as kid

[@Dim-yz6wk]

Me too 😍🥰

[@carloscolon1916]

This is the Anastasia mentioned in the movie "Titanic"...when the Old Rose is brought in the helicopter to the ship where the people are together for the Titanic expedition and diving....then the chubby guy says..."Maybe she is an old liar!!!!!...like that Russian lady in the movie Anastasia!!!!"""......

[@Dim-yz6wk]

*Anaesthesia 😂😂😍

[@carloscolon1916]

@@Dim-yz6wk Ayayayay

[@AniMerDol]

Haven't watched a Brynner film in ages & it suddenly occured to me, how far ahead (unintended pun) of his time he was in maintaining a bald scalp. While there were various sub-culture groups since the 60s that practiced it, it took 50 years for the male general population to embrace shaving their heads & it become mainstream. He first did it for his penultimate role as the King of Siam in 51 & afterwards, decided to continue. About 15 years later, Telly Savalas made the same decision after the same circumstance. I think it wasn't until atheletes in the late 90s started doing it that regular guys in the 2000s finally felt comfortable enough to adopt the fashion.

[@mayranoguera838]

❤❤❤❤❤ I love that actor he was amazing

[@joansandraanderson4782]

Enjoyed this film very well played ❤❤❤

[@christinevanzyl5951]

Excellent movie. Thank u

[@sabinewiesbauer6716]

Love it

[@gailjames6489]

WOW, I never saw this version. Ms. B was awesome as well as Yule Benner.👏👏👏🧡💚💜❤️💙😊

[@rubytroy7756]

Thank you ❤

[@gracielalopez8006]

What a wonderful movie, I remember being very young and completely in love with this bold man, so incredibly sexy with an incredible presence. There will never be another Yul Brynner❤❤❤

[@SamHamd-r7k]

Very good movie 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@Pashasmom1]

Some of the plot summaries I have read state that Bounin and Anastasia developed feelings for each other. I'm not seeing that at all. All he did was bark orders for her to follow.

[@MelissaKelleyHaircuts]

I agree. If he did love her he was terrible at showing it. These two didn't have much chemistry.

[@PomahXomehko]

The King of the one liners Yul Brynner he would spun a story of his gypsy mother pissing on a tree and Yul popped out in 1920 in Indo China. A former Opium smoker he fell in a trapeze act doing the treble and bouncing off the safety net breaking his back and both legs one leg longer than the other so he had a giveaway walk .

[@thomasmayk]

Full movie? That would include opening credits, would it not? Great music by Alfred Newman.

[@paullewis2413]

Fictionalised story of course, the pretender never met the Dowager Empress Maria who refused ever to see her. Mildly entertaining with two great stars who deserved better.

[@FabiaDavidino]

Si può avere con la traduzione in italiano? Grazie 🙏

[@surajratti1329]

I remember the Greek Helen of Troy

[@mukagakwayajudith3492]

La version française existe ? La traduction automatique ne m'aide pas beaucoup à suivre les dialogues. Merci de me répondre

[@christopherpuleo5650]

Rosina Lawrence shaved everything too around the 20's and 30's and showered and Pareey too and Rapunzel I change into and I could change to Guinvere!

[@ND-jv4hg]

@57:47 Appears to be a small bird flying by in the background. More noticeable on better prints.

[@michaelattia9834]

In reality she was an imposter.

[@lianasammartino8490]

Because she renounced the throne to spend her life as a commoner with the General whom she loved?

[@exaudi33]

@@lianasammartino8490 The writer is referring to the Mrs Anna Anderson, whose DNA eventually exposed her lie.

[@rottdogg8926]

@@lianasammartino8490 No, because the real Anastasia was slaughtered along with the other Romanov children by the communists. DNA testing has since confirmed this.

[@ilimari]

@@lianasammartino8490 Not sure if you were joking but just in case: the remains of the real Anastasia were found in the early 90s…

[@pamplayer4086]

Always loved this movie but no opening credits👎🏻

[@pumpupjam9648]

And to find out 70 yrs later she was not the real daughter of the tsar. Her bones along with her brother found in the 1990's. They are all buried together.

[@nelliethursday1812]

What is the chanting at the beginning of the movie

[@williamsnyder5616]

No credits? Pure thievery.

[@surajratti1329]

I remember the Greek Island involving machines yes machines

[@mharryvan5324]

Wheres the sound at yhe beginnen when shes on the big bridge?

[@carolinagaggero5806]

What is the name of the music at 31:50?

[@Mar--Mar]

Don't know about 31.50, but at 31.55 it is the Polonaise from the opera Eugene Onegin by Tchaikovsky.

[@michaelobrien8219]

way too dark on my computer

[@hugot9775]

What music is playing at 58.58?

[@elza1830]

The Sleeping Beauty by Tchaikovsky

[@hugot9775]

@@elza1830 Thanks a lot!

[@markbackus1449]

Why did the sound cut off at 6:23?

[@margueritarotcas9539]

That’s a good question … why did it cut out?

[@nataliewilliams9741]

I wish I knew.

[@MartinaBrigitteZimmer-Heil]

❤❤❤❤😊🙏🏿💙

[@ADAMSIXTIES]

Good fictionalized version about the fake Anastasia. The actual fake was a pathetic mess if you've ever seen the docs; i.e. no Ingrid Bergman 🙉 1:16:00 So the Empress (Helen Hayes) is convinced because she has a cough? For all her pretense of being too smart to be conned, she fell for it hook line, and sinker. . Anyway Tsar Nicholas deserved his fate, not the kids (it was proven long ago that the real Anastasia was killed along with the others). Just as putin's kids aren't guilty by association either. Of course Lenin and then Stalin were far worse than both.

[@philipwilliams2310]

..... there were many who Believed Anna Anderson WAS Anastasia & curiously, when questioned; She showed how she couldn't care less - either way! But at other times she would mention incidents that NO ONE but the close Family, would have known about. A number of Lawyers gave up their time to defend her; and didn't charge a fee for doing so. The Repercussions for Russian Government would Not have been Good! ........ this can happen in History: 9/11? - THAT, was an 'Inside Job' & many relatives of the Victims think so; if ONLY For the Fact, that a large amount of Evidence was covered up/withheld Phil. Liverpool UK 🇬🇧

[@deegeraghty9426]

Ridiculous film !

[@Nikolas-kg6dq]