War & Peace (Ending) (1956)

War & Peace (Ending) (1956) Audrey Hepburn, Henry Fonda

[@williammohler328]

She was so good with the baby and I loved the way she said it could go in her room because it is obvious that she plans to raise it since it is Andrei's child and she loved him. You rock, Audrey!!

[@AndreNitroX]

3:40 one of the happiest reunions in cinema

[@ceciliaeklund3604]

The costume designer for "The Handmaids Tale" must like this movie and especially this scene!

[@mundodagabi101]

Este filme é uma obra de arte. Lindo, lindo, lindo...

[@MM91339]

What can I say Russian literature ❤️❤️❤️thank you Tolstoy and Audrey 💗💗

[@123456vinipu]

My princess.I loved her

[@cajoyandfriends6007]

Wow it's Audrey hepburn... Love it

[@blessOTMA]

Considering this was 50's Hollywood , the length and complexity of the book... AND Audrey ....this is not bad imo. But very watchable

[@MonISlover]

i love the way she says room :D

[@carlamarciamacabuareas187]

Alguém,por favor, compartilhe esta grandiosa obra de arte...

[@ricardomartins5154]

O Livro é espetacular, Tolstoi era um gênio

[@carlamarciamacabuareas187]

Tenho o livro,amo a obra de Tolstoi; assisti o filme apenas uma vez...adoraria revê-lo!

[@nathanaelleofficial1863]

The best version is the one with Audrey.

[@kingamoeboid3887]

Nathanaëlle official she’s the main reason I wanna read the novel. That and also I loved the song The Gates Of Delirium by Yes which is based on by this book.

[@opale1572]

​@@kingamoeboid3887 Tolstoi ha tenido suerte. ¡ Si no llega a ser por Yes...!

[@kingamoeboid3887]

@@opale1572 it’s my favorite Yes song. Actually at the end of 2018, I saw the 1966 Russian version. It seemed a lot better.

[@allrelated1]

wars are insane by Audrey is great

[@Yidenia]

Andrei dies. Pierre survived.

[@nckumem5383]

As the Gone withe the wind of the America. shows human's desire and despair.

[@kingamoeboid3887]

仲生 have you read the book before watching this film?

[@ceridwenscauldron]

For all its flaws, and there are many (a critic at the time dubbed it "comic-strip Tolstoy"), it's still a classic. Nino Rota's breathtaking score alone makes it memorable. Tolstoy's daughter was a consultant for the 1956 version and was generally pleased. The best filmed version was the BBC's serialized offering from the early '70s. 17 hours in length.. As to the Russian version from 1968... ponderous, pretetentous and pompous. I was never so bored.

[@opale1572]

👍👏👏

[@polymath7]

Nicholas? When I read the book I wondered, for several hundred pages, what became of his close friend Denisov. Nicholas visits him severely wounded and ill in a military hospital and then, poof, not another word about him till he's mentioned, as an afterthought, among the guests at Nicholas's wedding. Does Denisov even appear in this film?

[@salmankhan-qb1qc]

prance andrew 😭😭😔😔

[@polymath7]

I always pictured Pierre as physically resembling Franz Schubert, but much less diminutive.

[@user-mb4zg4rj2f]

yes, he was as you described.

[@opale1572]

La primera vez que veo describir a Franz Schubert como "diminuto".

[@hadronoftheseus8829]

@@opale1572 Schubert was only about 125 cm tall and his nickname among friends was "little fireplug".

[@opale1572]

@@hadronoftheseus8829 Sí. Cuando tenía siete años. 😄

[@Echnaton1954]

Typicaly Hollywood - Those people come back to their home which is all smashed together because of the war - anyway they are still properly dressed in the best ckothes - velvet, silk, just like nothing happened outdoors

[@schattensand]

no u see him here

[@sylviedonnet5040]

Sylvie donnet +Erzsébet Kertészné thanks you lizzie I PREFER THE PEACE AND NO WAR MAKE LOVE AND DONT WAR LOL KISSES TO YOU AND BIG BIG HUG TO YOU TOO SYLVIE DONNET 😘

[@polymath7]

Ah yeah, Henry James' "sprawling mass of life". I'm perusing clips of this out of morbid curiosity as to what any attempts to adapt 'War and Peace' for the screen would even look like. So far what I've seen appears even more mangled and distorted than I expected, like a corpse in a fun house mirror; but the Russian version does at least superficially appear far less egregious.

[@polymath7]

I hate it because I can tell without even having seen it, just from a few KZbin clips, that it's smirkable and cringe-inducing by turns.

[@Carfilliot]

Yeah, I can tell by just your one comment that YOU are smirkable and cringe inducing. We both share a talent, the ability to judge so much using so little!

[@polymath7]

@@Carfilliot Have you read the novel?

[@GraceCanadaful]

The best is the Russian movie...

[@g.c.s.3720]

Totally agree with you my friend! 👌

[@francesmaurer185]

Agree 100% ❤️☺️

[@opale1572]

Sería más correcto decir: "A mí me gusta más la película rusa".

[@LedyAmetis]

The town looks like Atlanta, not like Moscow...

[@opale1572]

Otra sabia.

[@manuelherrera777]

Henry Fonda has always seemed to be horribly miscast in this movie. Everyone else has a European accent, he sounds too American.