| Doctor Zhivago | |||||
| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1965) | |||||
| Animation, Drama, History, Romance, War | |||||
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| Omar Sharif | Yuri | |
| Julie Christie | Lara | |
| Geraldine Chaplin | Tonya | |
| Rod Steiger | Komarovsky | |
| Alec Guinness | Yevgraf | |
| Tom Courtenay | Pasha | |
| Siobhan McKenna | Anna | |
| Ralph Richardson | Alexander | |
| Rita Tushingham | The Girl | |
| Jeffrey Rockland | Sasha | |
| Tarek Sharif | Yuri at 8 Years Old | |
| Bernard Kay | The Bolshevik | |
| Klaus Kinski | Kostoyed | |
| Gérard Tichy | Liberius | |
| Noel Willman | Razin |
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| Producer | Carlo Ponti
Arvid Griffen |
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| Writer | Robert Bolt
Boris Pasternak |
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| Cinematography |
Freddie Young
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| Musician |
Maurice Jarre
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Doctor Zhivago is the filmed adapation of the Russian novel by Boris Pasternak from director David Lean that was an international success and today deemed a classic. Omar Sharif and Julie Christie play two protagonists who in fact love each other yet because of their current situation cannot find a way be together. |
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