Fiddler on the Roof (6/10) Movie CLIP - To Life! (1971) HD

[@Gfan-yi7tm]

I haven’t seen this scene in years. Big “me and the boys” energy here.

[@johnpetry5321]

L'Chaim, Topol. I am sorry to see you leave but your name shall be a blessing to all who have encountered you in person or through your work.

[@evannesbitt7852]

The ending is awesome because the non-Jewish Russians step in to celebrate Lazar Wolf and Tevye's deal. It's a sneakily powerful notion of the unifying power of dance, drink and the celebration of life.

[@williameaton9058]

your average Rooskie doesnt pass up a dance and a drink.

[@Owen_H]

there Polish not Russians

[@ah795u]

@@Owen_H Ukrainians actually

[@thorpeaaron1110]

@@ah795u Ukraine was apart of the Russian Empire at that time

[@ah795u]

@@thorpeaaron1110 i was correcting the person who said that the people were polish. And the ukrainian language and ethnicity still existed then.

[@bluehydra2582]

I love how they're all congratulating Tevye and Lazar like they're the ones getting married.

[@Proud_Troll]

That's how arranged marriages work.

[@bennywolfe4357]

You’ve never heard a parents friend congratulate the parent that their kid is getting married? And lazar was getting married

[@bluehydra2582]

@@bennywolfe4357 I mean as if they were getting married to each other.

[@yiledute]

​@@bluehydra2582 it's not just the bride and groom, the families are marrying to each other, they are celebrating that now they are united. So yes, in a way these two men are "marrying each other"

[@cappycook]

it's amazing that one russian dance move is to just run but really close to the ground

[@Lumosnight]

It’s very difficult to do, you try it then

[@Ghost_spider87]

I played Fyedka during my High-schools production and this was my favorite part to act/choreograph

[@self-proclaimedcomedian1037]

Fellow Fyedka here, L'Chaim!

[@hanzsniff3192]

Saturdays are for the boys.

[@BeautifulSoul111]

Peace

[@masqueradian2028]

one of the best movie scenes ever

[@dchang11]

ian avery did this scene in a state production. Best moment I’ve done in musical theater

[@SandauxBeats]

I agree! And there was a certain suspense on this scene, too.

[@dreia2405]

And one of the best movies ever

[@masqueradian2028]

@@dreia2405 So true

[@hoyasaxa215]

I was one of the bargoers in my middle school stage production... and this was my favorite number, hands down.

[@remermullianida6427]

Drunk Sheldon Copper brought me here.

[@redbloodbluemoon1423]

Me too.

[@michaelbecker2435]

not gonna lie. me too

[@RebecaMüller-v1h]

Me too😅

[@imzie79]

Me too lol

[@oswaldfriedman7116]

This scene if so great for so many reasons. It establishes the relationship between the Jewish and Christian communities as distant but friendly which makes it sadder when we get the news of the order plans right after. It is also so interesting to think about the point of view. From Tevye’s POV this is good luck for the first time in a long time. But the audience knows with hindsight and the scenes from Seidel’s POV that this deal will rob her of future happiness. It’s a celebratory song to Tevye, but it could easily be interpreted as a villain song if you see the girl’s point of view.

[@TheFreakiestfreakbob]

btw its tzeitel not seidel

[@danielzak4405]

It's a good reminder of how real ethnicl relations work though. These guys drink and celebrate with them and talk about peace one day, and then a few days later attack them for no reason. That's been a big part of Jewish history for a long time, as well as other opressed groups. So trust can be really hard to build. The memory of it lasts generations.

[@levitibbit9195]

2:41 not gonna lie, I think that would make for a very unnerving horror movie movement! See something coming towards you in the dark like that 😂

[@TheTibmeister]

The best dance scene in the film

[@testingkesting]

I'd go with the bottle dance.

[@mariag.3338]

People: Hamilton is the greatest musical of all time! Fiddler on the roof: hold my beer

[@Yourlocaltankgirl8375]

Hold my Schnapps

[@Rennimagus]

Lin-Manuel Miranda even did this number with his father-in-law at his own wedding! Videos on KZbin- it’s awesome!!!

[@JayWilsonFisher]

Oy vey! Anti-semite!

[@chavelita1321]

This is my favorite scene in the movie. I always loved this scene.

[@amjesla]

All I can think is poor Tzeitel! Not even my great grandmas at that time, would marry such old guys. Yes, they got married as young ladies, even teens, but not with men older than 26-27. This groom here is widowed and older than the bride's father.

[@aurumthebrave3427]

1:37 This man is an absolute chad.

[@creynolds094]

This was also performed at the 1999 Eurovision Song Contest during its historic first ever commercial break by 2 of its 3 hosts.

[@TANTHEMANFILMS]

LETS SHARE CULTURES NOT DESTROY EACH OTHER

[@MichaelTheTenor]

Agreed

[@mkaplan1383]

Look at what we're doing to each other......

[@conquistador5228]

Cortez was a hero because he shared his culture with barbaric aztecs

[@AerYdmyg]

Joy to the world, Her Children. All continents connected by the seas

[@genossewurzelkobold3141]

♥️

[@xenit7837]

What's that? The good part is starting? CUT AWAY WITHOUT WARNING!

[@dchang11]

This is a fun song to perform on stage, more fun to sing this on karaoke.

[@pvtrichardsonbr]

1:14 me listening to all this rap beef in 2024 😂

[@bethanybalmer9390]

Who is the actor who has the phenomenal solo in the song. He is one of the soldiers.

[@IoanONeill]

why does this remind me of the robbin hood scene in shrek

[@mareijkejfranke8270]

Ioan O’Neill pahahhahahahaaa

[@williampayne8124]

Now I can't unhear that lol

[@Zouszz]

Oh vodka, you fill all the gaps, you bridge all the divides, you close all the voids, you bring all the nations, tribes, ethnical groups together! But when The morning comes...

[@deadjuice1880]

Girls: You're wasted, what where young doing? Cheating on me prolly!! Boys: 1:24

[@marissashantez6051]

Annoying.

[@deadjuice1880]

@@marissashantez6051 Yes! Have you never partied?

[@marissashantez6051]

@@deadjuice1880 Not like that!

[@samfibrofox]

R.I.P😥Chaim Topol

[@twistysnacks]

LOL the description says they're celebrating the marriage of their children... No, Fandango, they're celebrating the marriage of an old man to a teenage girl

[@classified773]

Which in those times and in their rural culture wouldn’t be a new scenario. Tzitel was 18 already and Lazar was likely in his mid 40s and financially well off in comparison to Rev Tevye. But we know how it ends!

[@twistysnacks]

@@classified773 he still was an old man marrying a teenager. It wasn't his child marrying her. Therefore it's inaccurate to say "celebrating the marriage of their children."

[@dvferyance]

@@classified773 I believe it said in the movie Lazar was 62.

[@marissashantez6051]

Which at the time wouldn't be seen as any kind of problem.

[@marissashantez6051]

@@dvferyance No. That was just from the Matchmaker song, and nothing to do with him.

[@agibabo1]

1:02-1:12 ....One of the my favorite movie scenes ever. Ecstasy!!!

[@Johnnralph]

Rip : Topol : (September 9 1935 - March 8 2023)

[@anthonys.8569]

One of best films ever

[@wesleybarcelos6622]

I got here because of Sheldon Cooper 🤭

[@LastHussar1812]

2:35: Just awesome.

[@stevewalther2293]

Fun...uplifting music....

[@mslewan71]

Damn Lazar...

[@ronlheureux7623]

Why is it that the singer/actor's name never is shown? Does Theodore Bickell sing in Fiddler?

[@reginabillotti]

Which singer?

[@BeautifulSoul111]

Remember the Sabbath day to keep it Holy. Amen

[@twistysnacks]

Which one is that? The Jewish sabbath or the Christian sabbath?

[@The_Sigillite]

@@twistysnacksDepends if you do it on Saturday or Sunday.

[@reginabillotti]

Shame the video cuts out the beginning and end of the number.

[@lalala_lane]

ALRIGHT JUST CUT OFF ON THE BEST PART OK

[@paanoop]

Sheldon is the playback singer of this song.

[@xdLaserwolf]

I feel for laserwolf

[@theclairebaire]

Serious question would the marriage be really about love or tradition? Maybe this guy could have taken care of the daughter the way she needed to be cared for? Stability maybe?

[@horselatitudes]

well, tzeitel wasn’t in love with lazar wolf. she was in love with motel. surely lazar could provide her stability and love, but it likely wouldn’t be reciprocated (and she wouldn’t be happy)

[@SpartakMs83]

Marriage has only been about love for the last 100ish years.

[@horselatitudes]

@@SpartakMs83 okay??? the musical *was* about breaking tradition, though?

[@marissashantez6051]

there is a lot to be said for both sides. Im sure a marriage made by a matchmaker could work as well as a marriage made by yourself. Maybe better. A lot of people cant seem to find a husband/wife for themselves.

[@cmm5542]

@@marissashantez6051 It might have shifted by today, but just twenty years ago the statistics for arranged marriages lasting were higher than non-arranged marriages. One of my mother's friends, from India, had an arranged marriage that resulted in one of the loveliest and closest couples I know - it was after knowing them that I looked up the statistics. I have a very high respect for arranged marriages both historically and culturally. But like any custom, it can be warped to serve harmful ends. Marrying Tzeitel to Lazar Wolf should have been pretty obvious even beforehand to her own parents as NOT what would make her happy, just material gain.

[@freedomprotrading4498]

😇TOLIFE😇

[@keithwilson6060]

I think Lazar would have made a wonderful husband to Tzeitel. He really loved her.

[@TheTibmeister]

Not loud enough!

[@gittaraichmann2533]

the local ballet troup dropped by...

[@veronicaeve1499]

Whos the guy who was singing that solo??

[@maxim-andreinedelcu9311]

What music genere is the russian's song?

[@meridaskywalker7816]

It's a musical song, but it's heavily based on Jewish and Russian folk songs.

[@emmafr1edman]

Damn I didn’t know they were in ireland

[@suzannealcock4681]

Its Russia not Ireland. If you remember a scene from.the musical number Tradition they mention the tzar. Ireland doesn't have a tzar but Russia did. Tzar Nicholas I beleive it was.

[@meridaskywalker7816]

You know people outside of Ireland dance too, right?

[@nwsanagnwsths]

I hope that like this scene hebrew - kozacs russians could be repeated in todays war btwn ukrain and russia.. Life is wedding its very shame to make it a funeral

[@HighPlainsCracker]

Imagine your was to be son in law is 5 years old than you

[@timornoscommovet1111]

Sheldon

[@2Scribble]

Sometimes I think we'd operate better as a species if we were just Like *CONSTANTLY* Wasted...

[@wizarrdofooze]

you will all be sorry one day

[@thefrenchtaunter7916]

cool

[@goldeneve]

Where Sheldon

[@ashleyelizabeth2642]

Wtf? Lazer Wolf? No!

[@TheSneaksnake]

tbh.i couldnt do it.

[@andreaderiso3238]

this ruin me because i thought bars were like this

[@Ra1276]

this did not age well

[@Cowboy-Predator7]

The Russians and Israelites will soon dance again, as it is said in Ezekiel.

[@70sztom]

Russian dancers are awesome, jews like kindergarten,but funny

[@jonathanabeles3772]

Lazar Wolf and Tzeitl would never have lasted together A young girl with a Old fat butcher

[@SolsticePie]

EHEH AHGH HAGGH EH

[@intergalacticthoughtcrimin9763]

Lazer wolf is creepy.

[@SpartakMs83]

Thats just your modern view effecting your judgement. People in the past had different values.

[@cmm5542]

@@SpartakMs83 Agreed. Speaking as a young woman, I would have been rather unhappy to have to marry him as he's not fit or handsome, but I have enough intelligence to realize that's just as shallow as a man only wanting to marry a girl who is beautiful. I never found him creepy; he admired Tzeitel's character and dignified behaviour and would have treated her with respect. He was hard-working, kindhearted and clearly had a sense of fun despite his age! It probably would have been a good match if she hadn't already been in love with someone else.

[@temperamental891]

@@cmm5542 Oh stop it, Lazar.

[@cmm5542]

@@temperamental891 It's extremely impolite of you to make a rude response to a comment you have not even read. I was addressing someone else so you are essentially interrupting a conversation rather than joining it. I clearly mentioned that I am a girl, so comparing me to Lazar Wolf is senseless as well as insulting. I simply replied to another comment about respecting other cultures. If you cannot do that, or respect others' rights to have an opinion, then you are the one who should remain silent, thank you.

[@temperamental891]

@@cmm5542 Yawn. Don't be such a crybaby

[@gayathriramanesh5587]

Unpopular opinion:Sheldon Cooper sang it better

[@plaboyuncleluciphermornigstarp]

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