So delightful in fact that without seeing the two side-by-side I would be tempted to pick this one over the Depradieu's.Throughout the movie I couldn't get rid of the impression that he was actually the famous Soviet actor Sergei Yursky - such was the similarity in the faces and manerism. That is not a bad comparisson, as Yursky is a deep, intelligent and near universally loved theater and movie actor. His readings of poetry, including the Pushkin's Evgenii Onegin have been incredibly popular.
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Topic - Jose Ferrer a delightful Cyrano - Victor Khomenko 06:38:14 02/25/04 (4)
- Re: Jose Ferrer a delightful Cyrano -Quite! - Auricle 05:37:31 02/26/04 (2)
- Depardieu's version was so dialogue intensive that my lips couldn't move fast enough to stay with the subtitles. n - albee33 06:05:29 02/26/04 (1)
- Re: Depardieu's version was so dialogue intensive that my lips couldn't move fast enough to stay with the subtitles. n - patrickU 09:40:05 02/26/04 (0)
- Well, here's one we can agree on. - Audiophilander 10:40:05 02/25/04 (0)