Moulin Rouge Official Trailer #1 - JosÉ Ferrer Movie (1952) HD

[@MerkinMuffly]

I don't know why some critics hated on this movie when it came out, sure there wasn't much in the way of action or excitement, but it was extremely well acted and ahead of its time. Probably one of the most realistic biographic films back then. Say what you want about John Huston's personal life, but he knew how to make movies about misfits and outcasts. Jose Ferrer deserved the oscar for his portrayal of Toulouse-Lautrec and he looked exactly like the real guy.

[@carlosbarbosa9062]

MerkinMuffly it was acclaimed but neglected nowdays.

[@aniagain1]

Outstanding performance by José Ferrer as the painter who masterfully portrayed the bohemian atmosphere in which he would be welcome.

[@johnfalstaff2270]

I love this movie. Jose Ferrer is superior artist here.

[@riverduck3]

To think that he had to walk around his knees during most of the production is just astonishing! What a perfect foil for Latrec!

[@beccadabeast5013]

I love this movie!

[@aniagain1]

Great dramatic film. Remarkable scene with sarcastic comments by the artist in one exhibition of his paintings...

[@cynthiahawkins2389]

Jose Ferrer was simply remarkable in this. And as for the can can girls...well what can we say???

[@ezduzit90]

Just saw Walter Crisham in a movie with Jack Larue, I had to look him up , he s wonderful, he is the dancer with the top hat. He played a thug in this movie, "No Orchids for Miss Blandish" he played a thug in this movie, he is really different.

[@debmccleary9857]

Best movie I've seen on TCM for years.💖😻

[@mtom77]

Il massimo per rappresentare Lautrec e questo periodo francese...grandissimo John Huston

[@rachelgrubman4606]

I once I was at my friend's house and her mom said that she had recorded Moulin Rouge for us to watch. When she puts it on all of us (including her mom) excepted it to be the new one. Then this movie came on lets just say we were all confused and didn't know what to say.

[@beccadabeast5013]

It's a classic and one of Jose Ferrer's best.

[@cynthiahawkins2389]

The Baz Lurman (sp?) was nothing near the original. You all being young enough to never have seen the original...well....

[@muffassa6739]

This one of my favorite movies

[@moniqueberthet2964]

Le cancan fait partie aussi de la révolution française, à l'époque ou la France se cherchait. Très beau spectacle à voir et à revoir. Merci;

[@TheMoni700]

love the screaming.

[@victorbianquet3145]

cuando veo esta pelicula al igual que sed de vivir se me cae las lagrimas exelentes actuaciones Jose Ferrer como Toulouse Lautrec como tambien interpreto a Cyrano magistralmente digno homenaje al gran pintor y ser humano que fue

[@carlosbarbosa9062]

Victor Bianquet uno de los grandes actores de su generacion, pero algo egomaniaco.

[@josephdilorenzo7791]

Yo assisti la pelicula años antes, me gostó mucho, argumento inteligente, y José Ferrer estaba excelente como el principal.

[@elonamalterre4672]

I remember watching this movie with my mother a long time ago. The Can Can dance struck me because of its vigour, and now looking back, it was 1952, hugely daring, too dangerous for 1952 with its Hungarian heroine, because powers that be were offering support in Hungary for some future revolution. The Hungarian Revolution took place in 1956, and quashed by the Russians.

[@juanbosco31]

Happy Birthday Jane Avril

[@tallilaholzel4677]

Ich kenne leider nur die alten Filme, ich war zu lange nicht mehr im Kino.

[@martha80202]

Enorme fuerza cinematográfica.

[@martha80202]

Gracias por reparar y compartir un comentario

[@cjermainesmith5229]

I didn't even know they has another one!!! I looked and was like what?????

[@jasminnemcdonald94A]

Take that, Baz Lurhman

[@nicholasprakash3411]

I've never seen this movie and always loved his art. He had a very sad life. I wonder if it dealt with him having Syphilis? It might of been too controversial for a film made in 1952.

[@edna_hornes]

Does anybody know where I can find the complete movie in internet? I'm looking for it for ages... Thanks in advance for helping. HEEEELP! XD

[@albertopazzi9896]

It's on the Criterion Channel, but you have to suscribe. The selection of films is totally worth it tho

[@bro1965]

"You are trash, Marie, the lowest trash there is! But, I love you. No, I hate you! No, I love you! I hate you! I love you! . . . I don't know." Toulaine Van Trec, "Lust for Paint"

[@laismaryan]

❤oh

[@InTheLightOfSun]

someone know where can i see the full movie?

[@1bridgenut]

Amazon prime

[@jediprettyboy]

Emperor Shaddam IV, but I always get him and Topol mixed up.

[@twomindz79]

So is this a musical?

[@richardwilson6392]

Yes

[@nintendy]

Despite the nose and chin, I find the ‘Valentin Le Desosse (played by the great Walter Crisham) extremely exciting and VERY sexy!

[@tariniadoomarenn4369]

Funny

[@EstaD10channel]

where the hell is Nicole Kidman?

[@taniajohn3097]

Juan Cervera shut up

[@brucemarsico6]

Luckily, nowhere in this gem of a film.

[@hughstephenson7655]

This is 1952 movie Nicole Kidman was in 1980s remake

[@TedBunnie]

She hadn’t been born yet! Lololol

[@kelvinbrinkhuis3491]

@@hughstephenson7655 1980's remake? She was in the 2001 remake.