OUT OF AFRICA - MERLY STREEP - REQUEST FOR AFRICAN

[@roxanneb6208]

One more of Many Memorable Scenes in my favorite Movie of All Time.

[@samanthaesra4035]

One of the best scenes ever.

[@stephenfermoyle4578]

this FILM directed by such a talented man...Sydney Pollack is elegance at it's finest. i would have loved to have met him.

[@maryoleary5044]

The MOST STUNNING MUSIC, brilliantly matched with Classic Cinematoghrapgy! and, for now 😢 STUNNING WILDLIFE! 😔🥺😟

[@arielparrales2841]

Esta escena me hizo llorar y es una de mis películas favoritas por siempre! ❤

[@soniagallina1071]

Questo e' un film che non si dimentica!!! Il gesto umile di Karen dimostra la grandezza di questa donna che ha lottato per quello a cui teneva.

[@jenbabe7049]

"You would keep me then? [pause] No, I want to be worth something now." Breaks my heart every time. What a remarkable woman.

[@cesaravella]

I agree with you so much.

[@marklingerfelt4965]

Powerful scene. Karen speaks to the true power, the woman behind the man.

[@Talking_Circles]

Behind every great man etc etc

[@zyxw2000]

Read Blixen's memoir. That scene was true; she loved the Africans and they had made her a tribal elder. There's now a place in Kenya called Karen.

[@RichardMcGrath]

I believe Karen is on the outskirts of Nairobi, not far from where her coffee farm was.

[@ghtsw11]

Unforgettably beautifully acted - It reminds you just how great an actress Maryl Streep is.

[@tlhuffman]

One of my favorite scenes from this film.

[@joycee5493]

What an incredibly acted,heartbreaking scene.

[@scientificmethods7443]

One of best scenes in this movie. Amazing actress and actor.

[@rondiarelli]

This was the best fim I have ever seen.

[@StanleypeterDickinson]

Meryl Streep Deep unto deep in the roar of your waterfalls. This Lady is not for turning cept when God the LORD has her Graven in the palms of His hands. Jodie Foster has continued to honour her craft. Sarah laughed but Abraham knew his exceedingly great reward. Yeshua Mashiach know his nethinim who stand before His Throne dressed in a beauty not their own.

[@fulanoletal123]

Meryl streep is ENOURMOUS in this scene.

[@auscent]

In my forming years, this scene inspired me much. In 2021, I finished volunteering for my 10th community project.

[@fulanoletal123]

And also I was inspired to write about migrants in my country

[@mgwilliams1000]

What a remarkable, fascinating woman, Karen Blixen.

[@margo3367]

A beautiful book too.

[@RichardMcGrath]

She certainly had her way with words.

[@kgmkitta]

one of my 3 favorite movie scenes of all time.

[@celloharper]

The most poignant scene right up there with the burial scene and the one with her telling stories... classic movie.

[@PeteDavidson-yl3ps]

Why he didn't say " YES, I would keep you as my Wife ".... but then the ending of this would have been totally different. There had to be loss on top of loss on top of loss...how Africa lost her.... heartbreaking to walk away, she could have been something if she stayed...she knew it deep down.....

[@RichardMcGrath]

She never returned to Africa. It was reported that every night in Denmark, at sunset, she would go outside and look southward toward Africa. Love lost.

[@PeteDavidson-yl3ps]

@@RichardMcGrath what an absolute loss .... my gosh....pulling at the heart yet not..realizing the self sacrifice.... A HUNDRED YEARS later she would, and continue to be, immortalized by women everywhere,,,,

[@cherylthompson2731]

He said yes. With his heart ♥

[@alanwisdom7777]

Masterful interpretation 💜

[@kevinpoole6122]

The pure dignity of abject humility and humiliation….

The humiliation was only the preserve of the onlookers, trusting in your own endeavour is never a humiliation.

[@citizensjustice9661]

Werq

[@arielparrales2841]

💔💔💔😥😥😥

[@RickWinter-w6b]

My all time favorite movie. Perfection.

[@odacirreis7193]

Karens house in Denmark is wonderful She helped many people in Africa

[@blanchesplace]

THis is one of my favorites as well

[@chocosabor5]

The best scene in this movie.

[@zyxw2000]

Blixen wrote many books as Isak Dinesen after returning to Denmark, including 2 African memoirs. The second was "Shadows on the Grass." She died in 1962.

[@RichardMcGrath]

She never returned to Africa. In one of those books, she spoke of going outside in the evening and looking southward towards Africa.

[@zyxw2000]

@@RichardMcGrath She also never recovered from syphilis, a fact they changed in the film. After seeing the film in 1985 and reading the two memoirs, I read some of her books of short stories, which are considered old-fashioned now. I don't think anyone reads them anymore, but they were re-published after the film. An interesting woman.

[@BowmanMoran]

Out of Africa is a wonderful book. The movie was also terrific.

[@Riz-Khan]

Merly the GOAT

[@odacirreis7193]

The greater people are humble too

[@DEEFIR]

SUCH a well done movie.

[@roxanneb6208]

Sydney Pollack’s Greatest Movie He EVER MADE. RIP SP, Your Life’s Work Will Live On Forever. “Rose-lipt Maidens, Lightfoot Lads”…

[@therealgodessisis]

It is their land. The irony.

[@lindalorman7821]

A classic

[@margo3367]

“My Limoges!” The one line I remember from the movie. 😅

[@RichardMcGrath]

It can break!

[@ragarustephane1528]

Une des plus belles scènes de ce film

[@cp-pq8fu]

Good scene-

[@sunnyd4125]

Great powerful scene.

[@Sbannmarie]

Misspelled Ms.Streeps first name.

[@fleurafricaine5740]

Dennys is disappointing in so many ways

[@hidesertroamer]

The eternal man child.

[@cynthiamadrid1430]

DENNYS is Bisexual... it's ok

[@zyxw2000]

@@cynthiamadrid1430 Where did you see that? You read her memoir?

[@kathleendubois7128]

👌

[@juliansydney9819]

@@zyxw2000well. He let her go. Didn’t work out a relationship with her

[@Rogerw1nz]

Meryl Streep 🥹

[@marlenecarvalho8233]

Cena iconicá do filme " Depois da Africa" com os talentosos e belos atores Meryl Streep! Amo esse filme!

[@Kariemaire]

This is the f***ing Nairobi school quad😍😍

[@SuperMan-xy8ui]

This scene will break a man who views it, it's very powerful.

[@marywhite2407]

‘This land was theirs’ , and we took it …mmmm

[@mariaraqueldefranchi7460]

Impecable la actuación ,la banda sonora excelente.

[@catherineDaniels-l1g]

You know, you could have been one of my friends, but you was too busy happening enemy. And I really do like you💞

[@emilyburton4095]

Who's Merly?

[@juansierralonche9864]

The new Governor's wife appears to be wearing a portobello mushroom on her head.

[@vivianne.bisson]

One of my past lives❣❣❣

[@asuos007]

Mais um filme na dita setima arte que precisa de 100 pessoas para o fazer As artes antes so precisavam de 1 pessoa para imaginar e realizsr O teatro e a musica precisam de actores e musicod Li algures e ja os russos ha 100 mostraram que o actor de cinema e o que o realizador quiser e muita publicidade Ha excepçoes ex Sir Lawrence Olivier Quem quiser ver ac tores tem de ir ao teatro O cinema é muito duvidoso neste campo

[@Vivi-cu7ez]

❤

[@violetafernandez8090]

En español

[@mariahoulihan9483]

Meryl nor Merly.

[@vickycameron632]

Sick of seeing a man required to authenticate a woman's wishes, knowledge and much better judgment!!!!!

[@lamueldagon7618]

How do you think the Kenyans felt with aggressive foreigners pretending they were civilised whilst brutalising them in their own country.No offence but the global majority have suffered so much under yt supremacy to this day and it wasnt propogated by just men.

[@johnaltobello5095]

"Merly"????

[@sandyfarley260]

Dennis Finch-Hatton was a womanizer as well as an adventurer. I believe he had a woman " in every port," so to speak! He also wished for Africa to stay wild and free, which was the way he was in spirit! Its probably timely that he died when he did, otherwise he would not have fared very well with the increased colonisation! He would probably have ended the same way Barkley did!

[@windmill163]

Get her name right 😈

[@KennethFord-y7c]

Im British and I don’t trust us !

[@jillwinterberg6570]

You can't even spell her name correctly. This video should be deleted.

[@jesusexposed1848]

I knew JESUS wasn't real

[@goddessglow6996]

Meryl sounds like a gay man in this movie !

[@katevalentine7075]

I couldn't stand that accent she used.I couldn't watch the movie ,however her Boston accent in Doubt was dead on ...her best performance 😎👌

[@charlesswitzer8378]

@@katevalentine7075 She sounds like a pretentious moron. Like an American doing a guttural English accent. She sounded nothing like Karen Blixen and nobody in Denmark sounds like that...even in broken English. Her best was Sophie's Choice...that sounded amazing

[@TheWoodsugar]

She studies the recordings of the the real Karen and copied her speech. I personally think it's fabulous.

[@RichardMcGrath]

@@katevalentine7075 Local British expatriates, in Kenya, ripped her Danish accent to shreds when this came out! "Aaf-re-ka"

@@RichardMcGrath They were never the brightest were they.

[@audreydaleski1067]

Average scripts. Boring

Easily bored, easily fooled in my experience.

[@bevturner2258]

There was nothing average about this movie. Perhaps watch it again when you’re in a different stage of your life.

[@juansierralonche9864]

The new Governor's wife appears to be wearing a portobello mushroom on her head.

[@cesaravella]

It is true. I had not observed this comic detail.

[@cp-pq8fu]

Lolololol