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Euripides: Electra (1962 - Irene Papas) Orestes revealed
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ShakespeareAndMore
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Irene Papas ... Elektra
Giannis Fertis ... Orestis
Notis Peryalis ... Elektra's Husband
Takis Emmanuel ... Pylades
Manos Katrakis ... The Tutor
in Greek, with english subtitles
Produced and directed by Mihalis Kakogiannis (Michael Cacoyannis)
Original Music by Mikis Theodorakis
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ShakespeareAndMore
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Irene Papas ... Elektra
Giannis Fertis ... Orestis
Notis Peryalis ... Elektra's Husband
Takis Emmanuel ... Pylades
Manos Katrakis ... The Tutor
in Greek, with english subtitles
Produced and directed by Mihalis Kakogiannis (Michael Cacoyannis)
Original Music by Mikis Theodorakis
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Euripides: Electra (1962 - Irene Papas) Aegisthus killed
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ShakespeareAndMore
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The Baccanates are at is as Aegisthus is killed, then the corpse is brought to Electra.
Irene Papas ... Elektra
Giannis Fertis ... Orestis
Fivos Razi ... Aegisthus (as Phoebus Rhazis)
Takis Emmanuel ... Pylades
Manos Katrakis ... The Tutor
in Greek, with english subtitles
Produced and directed by Mihalis Kakogiannis (Michael Cacoyannis)
Original Music by Mikis Theodorakis
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ShakespeareAndMore
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The Baccanates are at is as Aegisthus is killed, then the corpse is brought to Electra.
Irene Papas ... Elektra
Giannis Fertis ... Orestis
Fivos Razi ... Aegisthus (as Phoebus Rhazis)
Takis Emmanuel ... Pylades
Manos Katrakis ... The Tutor
in Greek, with english subtitles
Produced and directed by Mihalis Kakogiannis (Michael Cacoyannis)
Original Music by Mikis Theodorakis
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"Antigone" (1961 Film) With Irene Papas: sealed in a Cave
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ShakespeareAndMore
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from the play by Sophocles
Irene Papas ... Antigone
Manos Katrakis ... Creon
Director:
Yorgos Javellas (George Tzavellas)
in Greek with English subtitles
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ShakespeareAndMore
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from the play by Sophocles
Irene Papas ... Antigone
Manos Katrakis ... Creon
Director:
Yorgos Javellas (George Tzavellas)
in Greek with English subtitles
Much of Antigone's humanity comes thru in this scene, though more by Papas' acting than the words. Antigone clearly does want to live, and laments her impending death. Missing from this filmed except are the famous (or infamous, around line 1000) comments where she provides rather unconvincing reasons for her actions, and furthur confesses that she would not do all this over the body of a husband or son--repudiating her earlier stance. Some scholars have argued that this passage isn't authentic, but their reasons are rather subjective, and no less an authority than Aristotle quoted them and gave no hint that they may be spurious.
In any case, her actions and words are those of a young woman, filled the certainty and righteousness of youth (Oscar Wilde "I am not young enough to know everything") who, moreover, has not experienced a husband or a child. Antigone is closer to her dead family than anyone living anyway. She is in a rather disraught state now, but like any fine Greek, has to find reasons. But her "reasons" were always more emotional, or to be more exact, pre-rational, anyway. In her cross-examination by Creon (lines 550-570 or so), he zeros in quite effectively on her "reasonings" and she has to retreat into dogma.
Remember that at no time does Tiresias say her stance is correct, and the proper burial of her brother would have taken place without her intervention.
.Remember that at no time does Tiresias say her stance is correct, and the proper burial of her brother would have taken place without her intervention.
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Zorba the Greek - trailer - Ζορμπάς
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NeptuneIndustry
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NeptuneIndustry
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Zorba the Greek enjoys life and shows how proud he is to be Greek! Memoirs from Kazantzakis' writings show how Greek he was despite others who say he wasn't. There is a reason why the movie is called "Zorba The Greek" and why his character in the original novel is a Greek.
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Wiki info about the movie:
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Zorba the Greek (originally titled Alexis Zorbas) is a 1964 film based on the novel Zorba the Greek by Nikos Kazantzakis. The film was directed by Michael Cacoyannis and the title character was played by Anthony Quinn--who was not Greek but in fact Irish Mexican. The supporting cast included Alan Bates as a visiting Englishman. The theme, "Sirtaki" by Mikis Theodorakis, has become famous and popular as a song and as a dance (especially at parties).
The movie was shot on location on the Greek island of Crete. Specific places featured include the town of Chania, the Apokoronas region and the Akrotiri peninsula. The famous scene, in which Quinn's character dances the Sirtaki, was shot on the beach of the village of Stavros.
The movie won three Academy Awards. Lila Kedrova won the Oscar for Best Supporting Actress, Vassilis Fotopoulos won the Oscar for Best Art Direction in black-and-white set decoration, and Walter Lassally won the Oscar for Best Cinematography in black-and-white. Lassally's Oscar is shown in Tavern Christiana in Stavros.
Quinn received the nomination for Best Leading Actor in a leading role and Michael Cacoyannis received three nominations for Best Picture, Best Director, and Best Writing, and Screenplay Based on Material from Another Medium.
The film was almost nominated for Best Supporting Actor for actor Sotiris Moustakas, but was rejected due to his limited screen time. In Greece, the actor is praised for his performance as the town fool.
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Zorba the Greek (originally titled Alexis Zorbas) is a 1964 film based on the novel Zorba the Greek by Nikos Kazantzakis. The film was directed by Michael Cacoyannis and the title character was played by Anthony Quinn--who was not Greek but in fact Irish Mexican. The supporting cast included Alan Bates as a visiting Englishman. The theme, "Sirtaki" by Mikis Theodorakis, has become famous and popular as a song and as a dance (especially at parties).
The movie was shot on location on the Greek island of Crete. Specific places featured include the town of Chania, the Apokoronas region and the Akrotiri peninsula. The famous scene, in which Quinn's character dances the Sirtaki, was shot on the beach of the village of Stavros.
The movie won three Academy Awards. Lila Kedrova won the Oscar for Best Supporting Actress, Vassilis Fotopoulos won the Oscar for Best Art Direction in black-and-white set decoration, and Walter Lassally won the Oscar for Best Cinematography in black-and-white. Lassally's Oscar is shown in Tavern Christiana in Stavros.
Quinn received the nomination for Best Leading Actor in a leading role and Michael Cacoyannis received three nominations for Best Picture, Best Director, and Best Writing, and Screenplay Based on Material from Another Medium.
The film was almost nominated for Best Supporting Actor for actor Sotiris Moustakas, but was rejected due to his limited screen time. In Greece, the actor is praised for his performance as the town fool.
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Zorba the Greek - Irene Papas
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EllinikiKardia
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EllinikiKardia
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Zorba the Greek 1964. The great Irene Papas is the widow looking for her goat. Giorgos Foundas is smoking in the cafe. Alan Bates offers his umbrella to Irene and Anthony Quinn is sitting outside with him. Walter Lassally won the Oscar for the cinematography. Mikis Theodorakis wrote the music and Michael Cacoyannis directed. Based on a novel by Nikos Kazantzakis. Shot on the island of Crete.
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Zorba the Greek 1964 - Lila Kedrova
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EllinikiKardia
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EllinikiKardia
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Zorba the Greek 1964. Lila Kedrova is Madame Hortence, a faded glory, who "does not have the bugs" and can still put on, a scaled down, show. Lila won the Oscar award for best actress for Zorba.
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In 1983, she did it all over again on Broadway in NYC, in the musical version of Zorba the Greek, winning both a Tony Award for Best Performance by a Featured Actress in a Musical and a Drama Desk Award.
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Alan Bates is laughing with Madame and Anthony Quinn is consoling her: "no more boom, boom".
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Walter Lassally won the Oscar for his cinematography. The great, Mikis Theodorakis wrote the music and Michael Cacoyannis directed. Based on a novel by the Greek literary giant Nikos Kazantzakis. Shot on the island of Crete.
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In 1983, she did it all over again on Broadway in NYC, in the musical version of Zorba the Greek, winning both a Tony Award for Best Performance by a Featured Actress in a Musical and a Drama Desk Award.
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Alan Bates is laughing with Madame and Anthony Quinn is consoling her: "no more boom, boom".
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Walter Lassally won the Oscar for his cinematography. The great, Mikis Theodorakis wrote the music and Michael Cacoyannis directed. Based on a novel by the Greek literary giant Nikos Kazantzakis. Shot on the island of Crete.
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Zorba's Dance, Including The Barbecue Party
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jureilers
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jureilers
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Alexis Zorba tells the future from a sparerib, pleads his love for the boss and dances the Sirtaki with him.
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Zorba the Greek - "papouli"
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Zorba the Greek 1964. Eleni Anousaki is the prostitute, who calls Anthony Quinn: "papouli" meaning "old man".
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Zorba is extravagant beyond his means, out for a good time and firmly believes he is is paradise being in bed with Eleni.
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Walter Lassally won the Oscar for the cinematography, Mikis Theodorakis wrote the music and Michael Cacoyannis directed. Based on a novel by Nikos Kazantzakis. Shot on the island of Crete.
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Zorba is extravagant beyond his means, out for a good time and firmly believes he is is paradise being in bed with Eleni.
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Walter Lassally won the Oscar for the cinematography, Mikis Theodorakis wrote the music and Michael Cacoyannis directed. Based on a novel by Nikos Kazantzakis. Shot on the island of Crete.
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