Cyrano de Bergerac (1950 Adventure) | Adventure, Drama, Romance | Movie, Subtitles

[@f.r.wilson7603]

“Happy? I am going to be a storm-a flame- I need to fight whole armies alone; I have ten hearts; I have a hundred arms; I feel too strong to war with mortals- BRING ME GIANTS!” my God, what a line.

[@gintonic5068]

My first viewing of this version and in English! In French, the fine line you pointed out is also one of my favorite! Le Bret: Maintenant tu vas être calme! Cyrano; Maintenant? Mais je vais être frénétique, et fulminant! Il me faut une armée entière à déconfire! J’ai dix cœurs j’ai vingt bras. Il ne peut me suffire de pourfendre des nains, il me faut des géants!

[@kimbonser2364]

Hell yeah!

[@corochena]

@@gintonic5068 thank you for the original, there are some subtle differences, I don't know why the unnecessary change

[@missjennemeg1]

I watched this for the first time tonight. I bawled like a baby. Don't waste your life: tell the ones around you that you love them, and fully embrace, and engage in, the precious lives of those around you.

[@infectioustomfoolery]

Well said!

[@EmilyGloeggler7984]

Nah I learned the hard way that never works and I prefer God and the Bible. They never fail.

[@Avi-tq6fd]

​@@EmilyGloeggler7984than you can move on to someone whom does, or fidn your own peace

[@bjstavisky]

Well said.

[@artyfhartie2269]

What if the precious ones around you don't like you, don't want to engage with you and are only after your money after you drop dead?

[@twalk6164]

First read this in high school 50+ years ago. Read it in French in college. Was the fencing champion of my freshman class. A classic story of epic personality, my lifetime hero. Thank you Edmond Rostand for your literary contribution, which has travelled with me all my life since. May all young men read it for themselves, and be some small replica of Cyrano, to their own benefit, and to all of us as well.

[@melissasaint3283]

I can't believe such a high quality copy of such a wonderful film is online for free. Thank you!

[@VonSolo5]

One of my favorite films and plays of all time. Jose Ferrer is so utterly tremendous and heartbreaking and Mala Powers is so lovely and true as Roxanne.

[@bernardghibaudo1068]

José Ferrer magnifique aussi dans Moulin Rouge !

[@raultorresrobles3863]

A monumental film! Can't remember how many times I have seen it throughout the years. Ferrer received an Oscar when the Oscars had a true meaning of reward...my opinion, of course.

[@monicaurschitz4675]

Raul Torres Robles Cheers, I agree! I've watched it hundreds of times, too and I love Ferrer in the role. :-) Oscars still meant something then. :-)

[@marialuisaruiz9708]

@@monicaurschitz4675 en radioman español

[@Optim40]

No you're right. Now its all political. Whatever the social trend is of the time thats who gets the oscar.

[@catwitch2479]

*Time stamps* Servant girl offering food: 16:58 Discussing love: 19:05 Roxanne arrives: 30:23 Roxanne describes her love: 32:46 Visiting Roxanne: 52:57 Reading poetry: 1:00:21

[@timothydavis1885]

Cyrano de Bergerac is a cinematic masterpiece, one of the greatest love stories of all time. It has all the ingredients of the purest of love stories: romance, bravery, poetry, passion, an ever thickening plot, and a final climactic, heartbreaking conclusion. All men long for a Roxanne, all women a Cyrano. "We all have our old wounds", says the beautiful Roxanne. Love longed for, love hoped for, and love that escapes our grasp....is the fate of fools. A fool because we fear the rejection of love that could bring us happiness for a lifetime. We all live in our own little fantasy world, and the best we can do is to try and make that fantasy a reality.

[@RoseStone-h3c]

SOooOOoo beautifully stated 💕 Thank you Timothy Davis 💕

[@RoseStone-h3c]

This movie had a bit of everything that makes a great story. SOooOOoo moving my heart ❤️ to tears. Thank you very much for sharing this awesome movie!

[@Ourladyrules]

well said 🧓

[@sophiafakevirus-ro8cc]

But obviously it is about a narcissist with a small penis and an inferiority complex

[@carolynkauppila346]

I watched this for the first time as a romantic teenager on the late, late movie I'm sure. I was so in love. I bought the book. The play. I watched it, read it and cried each time. Taking my literature finals there was an excerpt from the book that had to be broken down and analyzed. Lucky me. All I had to do was answer the questions. Later I bought this on DVD.

[@DavidRice111]

Jose Ferrer- actor extraordinaire! Here, in Caine Mutiny, Moulin Rouge- 1950, and so many other fine films. Where has hollywood gone?

[@melissasaint3283]

That last speech in Caine Mutiny. He's just such a marvelous actor.

[@thomasgilson6206]

Hollywood has gone to Marvel and DC superhero movies, sadly.

[@Zenonbuster]

Wholeness is where it’s gone

[@mikeoak5289]

In other words, what used to be comic books, now become movies.@@thomasgilson6206

[@hadassahrose8295]

Jose Ferrer IS Cyrano! His acting is brilliant. Great classic movie!

[@lucasfelon7244]

No Gérard Depardieu is Cyrano de Bergerac 😉

[@paulblake8664]

"NO," for his time, which was a mind-numbing time, "Jose Ferrer is Cyrano!!!" That is why Jose Ferrer, won the Academy Award for Best Actor that year! For this time, Gerard Depardieu is Cyrano de Bergerac!!!

[@hadassahrose8295]

@@paulblake8664 "mind numbing" time? For me, Jose Ferrer IS Cyrano; as Laurence Olivier is Heathcliff; Gregory Peck is Atticus; Anthony Quinn is Zorba; Topol is Tevye; Yul Brenner is Pharoah; Kier Dullea is David (David and Lisa); etc... It does not diminish the greatness of Depardieu as Cyrano, which was also a perfect casting for the time ~ 31 years ago! I saw Jose Frerrer's Cyrano first, at a young age, so I have a collateral bias. No disrespect to Depardieu lovers.

[@YOUPIMatin123]

his acting at the tirade du nez is insanely boring.

[@GoofyChild33]

I love his voice ❤️

[@jeanneratterman4174]

I saw this film on our small b&w tv when I was a kid, early 1960’s. I was glued to Jose Ferrer’s performance. I never forgot it. He touched something inside me and I never forgot.

[@kimbonser2364]

Me too.

[@kornofulgur]

May I suggest you to read the play? It's even more complete and moving since many scenes were shortened in the movie.

[@kimbonser2364]

This motion picture is magnificent. I saw this on TV way back in the 20th century ; circa 1968. I would have been 10. I was so enamoured of Cyrano that I read Edmond Rostand's play and caught up with every version I could in the decades following. And there have been a lot of Cyrano's since then. But Mr Ferrer is, for me , the only Cyrano. And what a fantastic screenplay adaptation. "Mon Panache" ; Totally.

[@aurelianoii8260]

I do watch this film over and over through the years. Never get tired. This is the best film adaptation of Cyrano

[@j.b.9581]

The swordplay in this film is monumental.

[@cannonrange9977]

It really is, no CG, no modern techniques, just actors being impressively skilled.

[@dudovich13]

Magnificently and poetically written. Beautiful language and a work of art.

[@cannonrange9977]

I've prized this film since I was a kiddo, and I've watched it more times than I could possibly count. Something fun I just noticed, triggered because of much more recent movies I've seen, is what a great friend Cyrano's friend, Le Bret, is really a solidly quality friend. This came to mind because of the main character friends I've been seeing in the more recent movies, which are usually destructive, foolish, and at least distracting influences on the main character. Which, though I'm aware this is done for comedic relief, I feel it lowers the tone of most any film and degrades the credibility of the main character as an adult (assuming the main character isn't supposed to be a half-wit). I enjoy that for all Cyrano's prowess in wit, cunning, and the sword, where all who know him respect him, La Bret as his dearest friend doesn't flinch at telling Cyrano he's being a "fool" while smilingly sharing his friend's eccentric moments. And at the point right after the play is closed, when Ragueneau the pastry cook comes to our deuo seeking protection, and Cyrano announced he'll fight them all but tells Le Bret "not you", his friend demonstrates such fond respect as he lets Cyrano go do his thing, fighting 100 men alone and all that, then shared in Cyrano's casual boasting after the fight. Such a groovy friendship, and one more shining detail in a glorious film.

[@garypuckettmuse]

One of the best films I've ever seen! I've never seen it before and it's just perfection in every way. Yes, Ferrer is genius in the role but everything about this film is a gem too; the directing, the sword fighting, even the battle sequence was so well done. That tone somewhere between fantasy and reality, comedy and tragedy. I will definitely watch this again and I can only say that about a handful of films. Thank you for putting this on youtube!

[@kimbonser2364]

It IS perfect, Gary. I totally agree. It is a master class in screenplay adaptation. Art design, cinematography and some of best sword fighting choreography ever filmed. The tone is so beautifully poised because of Jose Ferrer's possession of Cyrano. but all the cast is so perfectly attuned to the romantic ideal of this breathlessly wonderful story

[@garypuckettmuse]

@@kimbonser2364 😊

[@MarieAntoon]

SQUEEE!!! I love this movie! Jose Ferrer is SO good as Cyano.

[@rickspero2397]

I have always loved this movie, ALWAYS!

[@512cbratch]

SQUEE?! Once upon a time I had a girlfriend that used that word. Very appropriate for his performance. 👍

[@raultorresrobles3863]

A small anecdote regarding José Ferrer...in the 1940's he performed Iago with Paul Robeson (Othello) in B'way. At the end of the show, the public would wait for Ferrer to lynch him! he was so good and convincing. If you ever visit Puerto Rico, don't miss visiting the historical cemetery in San Juan and see the impressive tomb of the Ferrer family with a statue of José as a teenager...

[@marcco44]

brilliant example of an actor at his very best

[@Abdominal65]

Oh my, you spoil us. The entire movie? What a delightful treat!

[@user-MonnkeyyKinngg3690]

"Shall I ruin your happiness because I was.born with a pretty face, am I to ruin yours because I have the power to say what you perhaps feel" this is the line that conviced me that this poetry was no ordinary poetry, not held back, not ashamed with what the heart and mind discuss in their recesses. To feel melancholy just for a sec and even it's bitterness to sweet to behold. That is love. 😅😅

[@drbobcaster]

Thanks!

[@CultCinemaClassics]

You are most welcome Robert! Glad you enjoyed it & thanks to you for your SUPER thanks!!

[@pauloamaral6069]

11:13 ASS 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅 11:23 HOW DO YOU DO? 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 12:35 THE TITLE 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I wish i WAS ISULTED like that, what a level 😂 12:21 the way he tips the sword IS hillarious 😅 I love this character, so much spirit and charism. Its a blessing to watch it here. Im with the book right now and impressed to see HOW WELL Ferrer plays Cyranno, its exactly as i imagine when i read, even better 😂

[@Laura-Lee]

A quality upload of a great movie version of a classic book, appealing to both men AND women. This is the way they used to make Rom-Coms! Bring on more. LL

[@mikevallen999]

A genuine timeless masterpiece .

[@carmelbronze9946]

Does anyone remember Jose Ferrer doing a animated Cyrano, in which was just as good as the movie. The actor was remarkably talented.!!

[@jamesbruno1519]

Yes, it was an ABC after school special

[@davidchretien2082]

An excellent adaptation of the French work. My favorite Cyrano is embodied by Daniel Sorrano reminding me of Jose Ferrer. Both actors are charimastic and play their roles sometimes with passion, sometimes with restraint but always with elegance.

[@bespectacledheroine7292]

55:12 - 55:37 Roxanne's explanation of her high standards rocked me to my core when I first saw this, and it's still my favorite part of the story and the one my mind calls back to most often. Before this point I'd been writing her off as an empty headed beauty, and not only was I appallingly wrong, but she's doing it on purpose! It'd be generous to say the odds are stacked against her, there are no odds for women in her time. They shouldn't be, but they *are* prizes. Exactly like she says. Why would she not take advantage? Why shouldn't she deserve a lover who meets her every beck and call? It's not like she has a choice to be her own person. This bit of dialogue could've been written yesterday it's so pointed and snappy. But as well as fleshing out Roxanne as a character it also exonerates Cyrano, for if he could've been accused of only wanting Roxanne so desperately because she's unattainable (In his own faltering estimation anyway, see the ending), it's almost certainly obvious that's untrue now. He sees what most people don't see in her. It just makes their relationship all the more believable and intriguing.

[@peterross97]

I see the problem as two-fold; Cyrano's self-deprecation borders on the pathological. Even when Le Bret points out that the servant girl did not recoil from him (and in fact, given her reaction, lost her heart in that moment to Cyrano) he only begins to believe that his fondest wish could be true. When Roxanne tells him about Christian, you can literally watch his soul crumble to pieces. After that, no amount of convincing, even from Roxanne herself, would convince him that he is worth the love he so desperately wants. And Roxanne is either completely oblivious to Cyrano's adoration (hard to believe) or knows full well and ignores it. Either way, she is part of the problem, and in no way part of the solution. Until, of course, it's too late.

[@bespectacledheroine7292]

@@peterross97 We're supposed to think Cyrano's insecurities cripple him and do so needlessly, the entire point is that he takes his nose and blows it out of proportion (As opposed to the more productive kind of blowing I suppose 😅) and isn't allowing the jeers to roll off his back in face of his exhaustive list of accomplishments, so it is a problem of course, just not one that's a flaw with the story like I had been thinking my initial complaints were (That Roxanne was a dull knife so to speak and Cyrano loved strongly but emptily) but didn't at all by the time the curtain drew closed. Believing that Roxanne knows and is keeping it to herself is another matter, I could see someone thinking she's too unlikable to really be a proper match for Cyrano after that, and that would be understandable as a problem with the story itself, but if that is the case with her I personally think "ignoring" is the wrong word for what she's doing. "Neglecting" maybe, which is closely related to the obliviousness side of things and it's the theory I subscribe to. Roxanne may be thinking deep down it's too wonderful for her cousin to love her in that way, it's clear she adores him but perhaps she shut herself off to the possibility of its being that more courtly love long ago. Like Cyrano she's a hopeless romantic, but there's a practicality in hers that Cyrano just lacks completely, so I think my reading of it holds up. But I can also see your side of it. I guess I just enjoy that it is a question of where her mind is, not everything has to be spoon fed.

[@peterross97]

@@bespectacledheroine7292 I like your way of thinking. It's a side of it I never considered. Just one of the reasons it's my favorite play, and my favorite movie (1951 version) though the Gerard Depardieu version has a lot going for it, namely the costumes are MUCH better. Not to mention that battle scene. I think we can both agree that Jose's depiction of Cyrano is one of the best in history and will remain so for a very long time.

[@bespectacledheroine7292]

@@peterross97 I don't "crush" on actors easily but Ferrer in this is just so stupendous in how dashing and witty (Yet it's a substantial wit, not the kind that passes with age and being hardened) his Cyrano is that I can't really help it. It's a great favorite to have, in fact I've never really minded that Ferrer won best actor that year over William Holden in Sunset Boulevard, which is very near the top of my favorites list personally, so that's saying something.

[@deaddocreallydeaddoc5244]

@@peterross97 Cyrano's love for Roxanne is not at all pathological. It would be if he met her perhaps a year or two before, seeing her at the theater the way Roxanne did when first saw Christian. He grew up with her. He played with her. He had years to take in and appreciate her nature and beauty as it grew in her. I can't imagine a more compelling love than that.

[@zozoalhamammi9705]

The music ❤❤😮😮 amazing .. i like this type of movies ❤❤❤

[@russellbingham5819]

I counted thirteen. By the Devil's teeth, what a fight! My heart hurt for Cyrano when he learned his cousin loved another. A great movie,and no mistake!⚔️

[@Samgaming01_]

My 7th grade English teacher had our class read the whole book version of Cyrano. Me and my class finally finished the book after 3 whole months. My teacher said we would watch the movie version in 1 week from now. I won’t spoil myself, but I can’t wait!

[@alejandropavan3366]

First time watching this film. A masterpiece!

[@robanybody3363]

I've watched this movie close to a 100 times. It still stands the test of time

[@literallyallthingsonice]

The ending breaks me. Nothing else does it quite like this.

[@gjmaztr7]

I’m here from Jose Ferrer’s 1984 role in DUNE, to see an much earlier role he did that was Oscar recognized

[@j.b.9581]

At 25:50, Edna Mode repeats, "NO capes . . do you remember the ruffians in 1950 Cyrano de Bergerac? two ruffians burned to death because of CAPES."

[@mickeymouse2able]

First Latino to win Academy Award! From Puerto Rican descent!

[@roberte2004]

This movie deserves its flowers! Jose Ferrer was a giant in this movie. Love it!

[@kennithumperovitch1312]

George Clooney is Jose Ferrer's nephew. Rosemary Clooney is George Clooney father's sister. Rosemary Clooney married Jose Ferrer.

[@sophiafakevirus-ro8cc]

Well Cyrano wished to marry his cousin. It's about bloodlines, and quite sinister really.

[@bjstavisky]

Agreed Jose Ferrer IS Cyrano

[@mariapelayo6276]

Thanks for sharing such a well made movie!

[@Aabil11]

1:40:49 "I'm going to let you pray for me" "I did not wait for you to say I might"

[@rindordrums]

Such a classic! Highly recommended.!

[@gnuPirate]

Dang, the scene with Roxane in the pastry shop is the most brutal friend-zoning scene ever. Amazing film, thank you for uploading it.

[@raymondlawson8914]

Those costumes are beautiful

[@sinclairjg]

Just saw a much older Ferrari in an episode of Columbo and HAD to come back to this movie. So grateful to find it!

[@Bob-Horse]

Thanks for showing a great movie 👍

[@arnaldoacosta7610]

Jose ferrer is incredible! Whao

[@serahblair]

I love the little moment at 56:25 where he bites the apple and Roxanne turns and hides her giggle 💕 ALSO the parallel between 1:02:03 and 1:47:04 hit me like a ton of bricks

[@TheWrongBrother]

19:25 "Me; whose nose marches on before me by a quarter of an hour! " 🤣

[@marthabenner6528]

I was just thinking of this movie. And it showed up on my home page. I wander how Alan Rickman what have played Cyrano de Bergerac. Pity he never did, it would have been phenomenal.

[@andrewdavidson631]

I was thinking Ferrer's performance was a cross between Rickman and Robert Stephens.

[@m.lecollie3565]

Truly a great story!

[@StudSupreme]

Jose Ferrer really shines in this. Everyone else is an abysmal hack, though.

[@amparobarbacampo8684]

Maravilloso personaje y preciosa película. Gracias.

[@AndreCaronCaron]

C'est, avec la belle au bois dormant de Disney, les seuls films qui m'ont toujours fait pleurer. Je connais au moins deux autres versions françaises, mais celle de José Ferrer reste la meilleure de toute.

[@brianna4288]

Mans really took only half of a macaron

[@x._.o18]

I’ve read the book that was released in 2006 and I’ve felt everything in it. It’s truly a masterpiece.

[@IsabelaLeon-z6r]

Please, "Close Caption", put exactly what is being said, the words of this movie/script are poetic and deserves to be read by those who cannot hear, the sweet words of beauty, romance, triumph and great sadness are not to be missed.

[@gregarioustable224]

“Heaven helps the man who smiles,” such a good unappreciated line

[@gchukma]

Jose Ferrer's most memorable scene for me is in Lawrance of Arabia. One lustful smirk said it all.

[@gchukma]

Another favorite film of mine is Sunset Boulevard. Having been a kept man myself I could relate.

[@thePocketWatch45]

saw this as a kid...it showed me how to win the heart of anyone. this is game in truth and in lie. this is art. and then we die

[@Mane83]

Me encantó que estuvo muy apegada al libro. La disfrute mucho, gracias por subirla.🤗

[@Wyndstrom]

This was so good! Thank you for hosting this wonderful movie!

[@valk5041]

First time seeing this. Now I understand the true meaning of absolute cinema

[@MinkusCluntch]

Saw this in highschool in... 2006 maybe, never forgot it.

[@karencarter8292]

He certainly has the gift of the gab.

[@sophiafakevirus-ro8cc]

It's obviously about a narcissist with a small penis and an inferiority complex

[@sandybulla5623]

CCC thank you AGAIN. I can't believe someone gave you a thumbs down!! (Boo'-Hiss)

[@oreilly1237878]

A masterpiece.

[@samfallow18]

Is this the best script ever?

[@kimbonser2364]

@@jeanlucperez6626 It really is a great adaptation of Rostand's play

[@survivaloptions4999]

The greatest English language performance ever committed to film.

[@dast540]

Thanks for sharing it! I always enjoy watching Old Great Movies though. 👍👌👏 An of course, I'm a subscriber! Thanks Again Though.

[@alexanderbarboza5852]

Film 50s con Jose Ferrer sublime interpretacion aventura romance accion comedia clasico impresindible 🎞🎬📽🎥👍💗

[@mottiengnhat8921]

1:01:23 "Doubt and... what?" "Pride!" "PRIDE" lmao

[@alexkuieck6705]

12:00 This is my favorite swordfight in movies, but does anyone know if it's actually a good portrayal of fencing?

[@Pedroelesgrimistalibre]

It's a very well choreographed scene but in various styles the main use of the rapier was to thrust not to give so many cuts or slaps to the blade of the opponent.

[@RiffRaff951]

This was Wikipedia's featured "picture" from the 29th of January. Very well deserved!

[@convertcd]

Top 5 movie ever made.

[@rosemartasgaminghoard]

My favorite movie of my all time favorite play. I was lucky enough to see Cyrano preformed at Stratford with Colm Feore in the title role. He was brilliant but Jose Ferrer...his performance is without peer.

[@1SeanBond]

Thanks for your efforts we appreciate all!✌👍

[@JohnDoe-wb4iv]

Seen it several times he is Cyrano

[@bashirijones7008]

....perfection.

[@JennyMunoz-tv8rf]

Amo estas series ❤saludos desde Bogotá Colombia🎉

[@brunodesamber5714]

A. Gauerges. Great. Movie 🎬 thanks. C. C. C. 🖥👌

[@phnx4life]

A real movie . .a real play..real art of human experience or endeavour.

[@GoofyChild33]

41:18 gave me chills. Yes, for the way Jose said "No thank you!", twas more of a show than this play.

[@surengrigorian7888]

Balderdash.

[@GoofyChild33]

@@surengrigorian7888 lmao

[@deaddocreallydeaddoc5244]

I was born in 1952. I saw this film as a boy with my father. My mother told me that it was one of his favorites. I grew up with Errol Flynn movies and Zorro. This film affected my life dramatically. I just wanted to let you know that I will not tell the unsolicited story. But that speech about freedom became my code throughout my life. It might be the code of Sigma Male. I may not have gotten far, but I never had to kiss the hem of anyone's cloak to get where I am now, and I'm doing alright. I will intimate this much, I did become a competitive fencer and got far enough to fence in national championships a few times. Michael D'Saro, who was an Olympic Coach at San Jose State University in California said, "We get the dedicated dreamers." I had a life of adventures and finally married a fairy princess in an eleventh-century castle in Slovenia in 1999. I had a WW1 Geman Cavalry Saber with me. I did the dream and we are living as happily ever after as conscious people can in the times we're in.

[@Ourladyrules]

absolute classic 🎥🎥🎥🥂 thank you 🧓

[@AMTheOcarinaPlayer]

Anyone else here because Muppet Babies Spoofed this movie in “Beauty and the Schnoz”? And I think I only just realized that Jose Ferrer is the same guy who voiced Ben Harramed in The Little Drummer Boy by Rankin Bass.

[@mauromartinez7440]

Great movie and acting

[@kev3d]

Now that's acting. Take notice, all you one-note pretty faces. All you TikTok "influencers" who couldn't recite a line with conviction if your life depended upon it. All you schlocky actors and phony talk show hosts who placate them.

[@RobinDomino-me]

Thank you for posting this. I’m auditioning to be in the play and have no idea what the play is about. I want to audition for Valvert the over confident moron who dies as Cyrano makes a poem about Valvert’s demise. I mostly just want to be in a sword fight and get the chance to act out a death scene. Anyways, thank you 👍

[@vegetasolo1221]

The film is recognized by the American Film Institute in these lists: 2002: AFI's 100 Years...100 Passions - Nominated

[@ziziroberts8041]

Oh. My. ❤️

[@PalacinkyPDX]

This film was directed by Joseph Gordon-Leavitt's grandfather, who was blacklisted shortly after Cyrano was made.

[@salemsalem1440]

Blacklisted?!?

[@michmash2530]

wait why was he blacklisted?

[@Aabil11]

@@michmash2530 @salemsalem1440 he was allegedly a communist so he was blacklisted. This was in the 1950's, the height of the Red Scare

[@xavierpohu8435]

Très belle adaptation en anglais...

[@ERJones-fd6oh]

the OG of the friendzone

[@melissasaint3283]

But he puts himself there, for the sake of his white plume

[@ERJones-fd6oh]

@@melissasaint3283 the most valuable thing in the world

[@JoshFingerhut]

1:08:04 The captions say, "She f*cks my words," wtf.

[@aliesaanne]

Came here because I have seen the play adaptation in the PH “Mula sa Buwan.” Both marvelous. 😭

[@davidchretien2082]

We should not forget also Gérard Depardieu, Pierre Dux, Jean Piat, Jacques Weber, Klaus Maria Brandauer, Toshiro Mifune etc....