Anna Karenina | Keira Knightley Asks Count Vronsky to Stay

[@kiarakoo4220]

The face he makes after she says she doesn't want him to go, just once I hope a man can look at me like that

[@morganalexis6147]

I know ❤

[@toosense]

Maybe try taking acting lessons. Lol

[@MarianaGutier-f2b]

Like he wanted to cry

[@niranjanshankaran3493]

​@@kittykatz4001 It also happens in real life.. Love and passion are real

[@spencerino2760]

@@kittykatz4001 Doesn't he end up leaving her in the end? I think the moral of the story is that love thats too good to be true often tends to be just so.

[@M.aarkive]

We need more aaron and keira their chemistry are beautiful

[@fairysoul444]

No its not

[@viki56k88]

Нет

[@youtubeaccount5356]

There's a lot of Keiras and Aarons out there already 😂, dudes who get with taken women, and taken women who cheat.

[@fairysoul444]

@@youtubeaccount5356 uhm keira and aaron are actors names they did not cheat anybody in real life come to the reality

[@youtubeaccount5356]

​@@fairysoul444fr? I heard otherwise.

[@Lionsheart_Liberty]

The most beautiful Anna Karenina's movie I've ever watched. Aaron, Keira, Jude, Matthew, Domnhall... I mean, every one on the cast was great! And they fit so well with the concept of the movie.

[@GouzelElias]

It's a very free and shallow interpretation of the book. Almost a fantasy based on the plot of Anna Karenina.Well, if it gives people so much joy...Poor Tolstoy though, probably is restless in his grave.

[@kittykatz4001]

@@GouzelElias The Thing about classics that they are out of copyright, can be made and remade over and over in film and tv adaptations. How many have been done of Anna Karenina? This certainly will not be the last and there were many before this one.

[@LilacSreya]

​@@GouzelElias This is an awesome adaption and Tolstoy should have been happy about his work getting recognition, even if a little "tweaked" in its interpretation, instead of being lost in time.

[@april-rs4yq]

this movie was so beautifully made

[@saharbahrami244]

So perfect

[@Atie6183]

I agree😊

[@snk3017]

Yes

[@mariaalano3077]

Jude Law was marvelous in his tole.

[@randalllake2785]

For those of us who love ANNA karenina, please look up under Russian movies the Russian ANNA KARENINA from Vronsky’s point of view. It is a masterpiece

[@smsk11]

❤

[@daniellaval7739]

Yeesss. I watched the russian version. I loved the series so much more than the Anna karenina movies

[@ТатьянаМихайлова-б3щ]

Посмотрите фильм Александра Зархи Анна Каренина, с Татьяной Самойловой и Василием Лаковым, лучшая экранизация! А не это вот все...😢😢😢

[@heyitsmariah]

What?! I didn’t know this existed thank you soooo much!

[@heyitsmariah]

Is it the 2017 one?

[@imnottclaudia]

I love this movie, I think all the aesthetics of the movie are so beautiful. vronsky and anna undoubtedly make a perfect match. Aaron looks beautiful in that character!

[@Kamola-k7q]

Guys, I'm actually from Tashkent.

[@msjennifer6119]

Congratulations on your promotion! Cheers! 🍻

[@DianaAnkh]

I don’t understand why she did not wait patiently for the divorce and then marry him, just like it was planned and just like Betsy said….

[@ninavvv7159]

Because at that time a divorce was a disgrace for a woman. She depended on her husband financially and probably got married when she was a teenager. Only the wronged partner could initiate divorce so Alexey would have to confirm that she was unfaithful. That would make everyone go trough social hell… And, of course, Anna is an impulsive character, her action shows that she’s not always thinking straight, so she didn’t want any more battles with her husband and ran away to find love. (In my opinion)

[@kalitzina]

She couldn't make up her mind. Her husband would have full custody of her son and she would never see him again but she also suffered from the societal shame and couldn't deal with that either. She went back to Karenin but flipped again and ran back to Vronsky. And then she couldn't properly care for her affair baby although she was devoted to her first born son. She couldn't be happy either way.

[@xthefordx]

She would lose her social and financial status that she had all her life and her son. Karenin's speech explains this very well. She didn't know what she wanted, there can't be no dedication of love without sacrifice. Her mind was 1000km/h. She didn't stop and think properly.

[@DianaAnkh]

@@xthefordx But wouldn’t she had some kind of social status ( being married with Vronsky even if she was divorced ) and financial status ( Vronsky wasn’t poor ) with Vronsky ?

[@LilacSreya]

Karenin was delaying the divorce out of spite (he literally tears her letter in a scene). And the longer he delayed, the more word spread out and her reputation was ruined. For those who missed - no fault divorce doesn't exist in the story; 1 of the party needs to admit infedility to divorce. So, either Anna confesses or Karenin does (as a man he would have lost nothing as no one would have cared, but she as a woman would be shunned), he didn't to ruin her life on purpose.

[@GirdsHerStrength]

Bronsky was a horrible, selfish man who ruined Anna’s life. He surely knew what would happen to her but he lured her away from her husband and later discarded her. True narcissist.

[@mrwarchronicleshd]

Read the Novel before making bullshit comments on youtube.Actually Anna was dealing with low self esteem,mental health and lower self confidence along with drugs.If Vronsky didn’t Love Anna,He would not have always Protected her Nor would He go on to a War as a suicide mission to sacrifice Himself over her grief.

[@abhaypatil87]

Have you actually read the novel? It's Anna who is the most insecure and in constant need of proof of his love towards her. Goodness, she is insufferable in the novel.

[@mrwarchronicleshd]

@@abhaypatil87 True Man.And these women have not got the slightest Idea,what they’re talking about.They Not even have read the Novel.They Have just come here to have a Look at ATJ,and then backing for Anna just cause she is a woman with whose lifestyle and life choices they can relate to,and then blame and talk Crap about Vronsky lol😂.Damn Dude These Feminazis literally Infiltrate Everywhere🤢

[@GirdsHerStrength]

Yes, I’ve read it. Yes, Anna was insecure, and my reading is that Vronsky took advantage of her insecurity. She had exactly the qualities a narcissist would look for.

[@capitulina]

She was an insecure fool, but he loved her despite everything. But he followed his life very full after she died, so was it worth everything she lost for a passion? I don't know, I feel that even though he liked her he felt above all excitement for being a woman he couldn't have, even though it wasn't totally his fault he disgraced her life

[@charlesming7875]

Her constant pouting does my head in

[@gabrielaburcea5734]

Like her but hate her pouting

[@ritapita1126]

In my opinion Tolstoy will be rolling in his grave at this interpretation of his masterpiece - due to both protagonists and its production. The one that would come remotely close to the nodding of the author is, without doubt, the version with Sean Bean and Sophie Marceau.

[@isabel6256]

Tolstoy was an artist and I think he would appreciate an artistic interpretation of his story.

[@elatafalando]

Why people keep thinking criticizing anything and anyone on internet with no reason and no explanation is a well-educated thing? I do not jump into bad version movie's videos to telling bad things and neither should you.

[@RubyArt-c8y]

Or the Italian version of Victoria and Santiago. This Hollywood version made Anna like whore and Vronsky frivolous womanizer. Their funny gestures made the true love like hide and seek game

[@AnthonyBae]

Just watched it, that versions ass

[@ZaHwei]

That’s why it’s just your opinion, not Tolstoy’s. Using his name won’t make you sound any wiser.

[@avilachristian]

Please upload the dance scene

[@Dianam4210]

Лучшая Каренина ❤ и фильм ))

[@M.h.s7]

I love this movie ...and them❤

[@altfe5799]

wonderful film!!!

[@zyxw2000]

I haven't seen the film, but how did they squeeze that book into 2 hours?

[@the_jolly_bunny]

Adaptation

[@sailorv8067]

They tried well

[@bea-op6oi]

they didn‘t, at least half of the plot of the book‘s missing

[@the_jolly_bunny]

@@bea-op6oi // That's what I said... It's an adaptation not a copy of the book

[@zyxw2000]

@@bea-op6oi I saw a version on YT, I think from Italy, that ran several hours more. I think it was better, as much as I like Keira Knightly.

[@shannacollins8371]

No one is even ATTEMPTING a Russian accent.

[@kookiekommenter]

But if you think about it, it wouldn't make sense for the characters to use imperfect, Russian-accented English because they're supposed to be speaking fluent Russian to each other. To get the same effect in a movie for English speakers, the actors should just speak fluent English. It would be absolutely atrocious if they all spoke in a Russian accent the whole time (or rather, a British idea of what Russian accents sound like) Edit: fun fact, but the aristocratic characters often speak fluent French too because that was the language of the educated Russian gentry (a result of class divides). For example, they would often switch to French when they don't want servants overhearing them. Most aristocrats knew multiple languages, including English.

[@daxelgu]

​@@kookiekommenter🎉

[@mt.shasta6097]

Why should they? Why even bring such a thing up?

[@shannacollins8371]

@@mt.shasta6097 lol

[@shannacollins8371]

@@kookiekommenter lol so it’s more believable for a Russian character to have a British accent?

[@椰絲包]

好唯美 好喜歡

[@Ana-uq5px]

esse homem tem tanto borogodó meu deus do céu

[@catherinew9355]

they are inverted!

[@DianaEngland-e3m]

Thé walls of zarkozelo beis e in the Romanovish emperial era Karina Romavich last dance

[@hey-kh4fo]

What is the male lead name?

[@benimoo7894]

Aaron Taylor Johnson

[@hey-kh4fo]

@@benimoo7894 thnku

[@benimoo7894]

@@hey-kh4fo welcome!

[@rodicanicu2690]

Bellissima mora Anna Carenina🎉

[@galynapliushch7101]

Clip „Dance Me To The End Of Love - Russell Sprout & Tracy H.“ real Satan's Ball in Petersberg near Königswinter in 1840. This was the first ball for Vika Chubar (who, like Cinderella, is late). She received an invitation to the Ball because she was adopted by Empress Katerina Somova-Dracula-Romanova,who is dressed is in a black dress because two of her husbands died by the Death of the Brave in the Russian War against the Black Forces of Satan, which lasted 10 years from 1820 to 1830. There are also doubles of Katerina, as she is alive and cannot dance all night long. Here Empress Katerina Somov-Dracula-Romanova meets her son Count Volkonsky - Yura Somov-Romanov, son of Zheka Somov-Dracula-Romanov, King of the Russian Wolves. He also has a double. He can be clearly seen dancing with Vika Chubar and in profile when he smokes a cigarette. Erdogan can be seen on the balcony. Empress Katerina Somova-Dracula-Romanova also invites Julia Pliushch to the Ball, whom she healed as a result of beatings from relatives and therefore Julia becomes very similar to her. Romanova's official husband Karenin seems to adopt her, but in reality it was a delusion. Among the Jews, unfortunately, children “serve” their “dads” sexually. There was an episode when the Devil-Jew-Traitor GrishaVronsky (Chernous) puts a ring in his daughter’s mouth, which she should not take out until he comes back. Often such children die. The worst thing is that sperm is pumped into the Jews and they can be “turned off” altogether, that is, these individuals do not need this at all. Julia Pliushch falls in love with Count Volkonsky - Yura Somov-Romanov, the son of the empress with whom she was only once (clip “Do you love me”), since at that time there were Covens in one country and then in another and Count Volkonsky was fighting on side of Truth and Good. The Sabbath performance took place at the Opera House in Bonn, where Count Volkonsky's Cavalry pushes the Death Train into the Rhein River. As a result of the Jewish machinations, Count Volkonsky and the Horse are wrecked. Romanova (the one who waves the fan in the video) heals the Horse and takes the Soul of her son Yura. The cavalry of Count Volkonsky is saved by the holy Army. Video "Keira Knightley's Meltdown at the Horse Races". Now in Bonn the New Opera House has been built in this place. Julia (Anna Karenina) is lured by Vronsky (Chernous) to Karenin’s order to Kiev, where he becomes the head of another Death train. In Kiev, he forcibly gives her to the House of Tolerance. Princess Ketti Vika Chubar negotiates a wedding with Leonid Bely - Leon Beilmann at the Ball in Petersberg (he made an official proposal), but in Kiev he is refused during the game. In Yids (Jew) Marriages are still by agreement. Leonid asks Vronsky for permission to marry Julia, but the main reason is because he wants to become related to the empress and is refused. Subsequently, he still marries his neighbor from Rzhev, Zhitomir region. At the end of the film, Julia goes with the death train, which belongs to Lucifer, to Kuban. In reality, Lucifer does not exist. You can see it in “ The Beauty and the Beast “ video, but this is, in reality, a carnival. The Lucifer costume is worn and he brutally kills people for meat, bones and Organs for transplantologists by the Devil-Jew-Traitor Grisha Schwarz from Zhashkov. The devils rape with sticks just like sadists - these are homosexuals. The Empress worked as a nurse in the hospital. At thаt time, many in Kiev had jobs and normal living conditions. After all, there used to be Civilization here, but now it is in its decline: individuals cannot eat their own kind (kosher food). The music for the Ball and the film was composed and performed by Empress Katerina Somova-Romanova together with the German Orchestra from Cologne in 1830. The clips and the film “Anna Karenina” were created in 1970 in Moscow from documentary footage of the real life of the inhabitants of Planet Earth in 1841-1845 on Planet Saturn and Planet Uranus using frame editing by students of the Moscow Institute of Cinematography for the singing and composing girl Galinka-Sofia Romanyuk. The girls’ (Julia and Vika) feelings were sincere (the clips included footage of their dreams), but they became victims of the games of the Jews, believing in a fairy tale about a happy family life, the machinations of their relatives, and their own against each other, and the silence about sexual harassment. Often in videos for the question is asked: “Are they ready to die for love?” Among the Jews, the wife is butchered after the wedding and she is already a “sausage” who can be controlled. The Wheel of History has already been launched and millions of fighters against the Black Forces of Satan who died on the Side of Truth and Good, fortunately, flew away as White Cranes in January of this year (there are witnesses). In the future (ten years from now) Homo Sapiens will live on Planet Earth after the FLOOD, Rusichi and Slavichi on Planet Saturn, Celts on Planet Uranus, Franks on Planet Pluto, Sinti and Roma on Planet Neptune. The Soul of Count Volkonsky, as well as perhaps the remaining souls, will be set afloat and find its place. All the other “residents” of Planet Earth are going straight to HELL - there will be no “agreements” . Clip „Dance Me To The End Of Love - Russell Sprout & Tracy H.“ real Satan's Ball in Petersberg near Königswinter in 1840. This was the first ball for Vika Chubar (who, like Cinderella, is late). She received an invitation to the Ball because she was adopted by Empress Katerina Somova-Dracula-Romanova,who is dressed is in a black dress because two of her husbands died by the Death of the Brave in the Russian War against the Black Forces of Satan, which lasted 10 years from 1820 to 1830. There are also doubles of Katerina, as she is alive and cannot dance all night long. Here Empress Katerina Somov-Dracula-Romanova meets her son Count Volkonsky - Yura Somov-Romanov, son of Zheka Somov-Dracula-Romanov, King of the Russian Wolves. He also has a double. He can be clearly seen dancing with Vika Chubar and in profile when he smokes a cigarette. Erdogan can be seen on the balcony.

[@annacarter6559]

Nobility has nothing to do with birth. It’s a standard of behaviour. Once you drop your standards you give up all perks of nobility. Go get a job as a governess etc, don’t kill yourself because you are afraid of work. Your kid was obviously not in the deciding factor

[@alexanderjaramillo9413]

Así era la nobleza rusa….

[@Маша-ю9н3ы]

Роскошно🎉

[@CeliaMorgado-u4m]

This Film relate the Problems White, Love !!! Áh !!!! Áh!!! Áh!!! Áh!!! Kisses! CÉLIA Sousa!!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@bigbrowntabby118]

Vronsky looks too girly in this version.

[@altsam9]

He's absolutely handsome and masculine, any woman with his features would look ugly and manly. Men don't have to be ugly and full of forehead wrinkles to be masculine 🙄

[@wobbles1149]

No he’s gorgeous

[@25Abril95]

He is gorgeous ✨️

[@rosemarie5489]

He is gorgeous and he is only 22 years old in the book.

[@ultravioletpisces3666]

I was wondering if anyone else thought that.

[@CeliaMorgado-u4m]

I LEARN SO, SO, SO, Much , white This Film !!! Áh!!!! Áh!!! Áh!!! Áh!!! Kisses! CÉLIA Sousa !!!! ❤❤❤❤ ! A ROMANCE!!! Áh!!! Áh!!!! Áh!!! Áh!!!! CÉLIA Sousa !!!! A TRAGEDY ROMANCE! Áh !!!! Áh!!! Áh!!!! Áh!!! Áh!!!! CÉLIA Sousa !!! Kisses! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@beautyceleste91]

❤

[@mariowawa]

You don’t understand russion soul so why this film is so ridiculous

[@YS-ne3tg]

Yeah not enough blood, dirt and poverty.

[@sonjaprovaconleggerezza4375]

l'attrice che interpreta la Karenina non è credibile.

[@tomtalley2192]

Anna was a special beauty. Sadly, Keira is not. Totally miscast.

[@ej9618]

Kiera is very beautiful

[@hanhanlon4441]

Keira is PERFECT. Vivian Leigh was good as well, but Keira had a seductiveness about her. I've read the book, and this movie adaptation was the best by far of all the ones I've seen, and Keira captures the character exquisitely, from the quick walk, to graceful movement of her hands, to her curly dark hair. She was almost too sensual and seductive, but it still worked.

[@mt.shasta6097]

@@hanhanlon4441 I agree. Vivian Leigh was a classic beauty of her time. Keira is a classic beauty of her own time. Tastes change. And you're right--Ms. Knightly has a genuinely voluptuous face and air about her that would have been unseemly in Ms. Leigh's day.

[@Julsies7]

She’s literally one of the most gorgeous women in the world …..

[@marietgagliardi]

Not my favorite version at all sadly

[@Taoist-r4h]

Why didn't they get actual Russian actors to play these parts? Racist.

[@zyxw2000]

Racist? O_o It's a British film

[@Taoist-r4h]

@@zyxw2000 that's why it's racist you little knob

[@the_jolly_bunny]

That's stu pid

[@batmobilemla]

This is so badddd bad acting bad cinematograpgy exaggerated production😅 The worst version - these ham actors must be embarassed having done this version 😂 The BBC tv series is a gem compared to this!

[@elatafalando]

Hey, people: see the best version of a Stu**** comment about a movie he didn't even see at all and got some concluson just from one scene.

[@xthefordx]

honey, it's supposed to be this way cuz they're making a theater play inside a movie. watch it and then speak about it.

[@LilacSreya]

What kind of new age trolling is this? It's meant to replicate theater. Research before you speak. Grow up.

[@МаиМираи]

This one is anything but Anna Karenina. It may have been filmed using monitives, but they did not convey even a grain of meaning and atmosphere.🥲