🌹 Vivien Leigh 🚢 Ship of Fools 1965 

👉 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-wxozVVOT13w.html 🌹 Vivien Leigh // Documentaries 🎬 1913 - 1967

every time i see VIVIEN LEIGH, a rush of emotions comes across me. the beauty, coupled with tragedy and sadness, engulfs my senses. she was so devastatingly beautiful, talented, loved...yet, damaged with hurt, mental illness, and a tragic early death. to look at her, is to look at an angel from God.

Another Oscar calibre performance by Miss Leigh.

Vivien Leigh era um lindo anjo que Deus enviou a Terra somente para embelezar ainda mais o mundo.❤

this woman was pure gold (after seeing her dance)

"Viva la elegancia!" Hell, yes.

I saw this film more than 50 yrs ago and this particular scene still remains in my mind. I think it was pure genius.

I didn't understand the scene when I was young.30 years have passed Now I get it!!!

You will never be forgotten,. Love always my darling. Cheers

and when was the last time you saw the Charleston like that? Sad and magnificent at the same time. God Bless Viv,l there will never be anothe like you. Brava

i love that scene and i love her

Vivien, Vivien, how i love you !

Vivien--GREAT--Leigh

Viva la elegância. Maravilhosa 👏👏👏👏

She was wonderful, absolutely amazing! This is such a terrific movie. (I read the book.) It's one of my favorites, if not THE favorite! I will watch it every chance I get! (Same with Night of the Iguana). Every character in this story is fascinating. Love the great Simone Signoret!! (Theirs is my favorite story, with Oskar Werner). The entire cast was faultless!!! I must remind myself who directed.

What a divine woman, I love her!!❤❤

I wrote a term paper for my college Cinema Studies class postulating that this was the cruise Shep Huntleigh was supposed to be taking Blanche DuBois on. She's still working the Blanche thing here, and it still works - has nothing to do with the story at hand, but it's a fascinating performance.

There was a he said, she said over this scene between Stanley Kramer and Vivien Leigh, Kramer taking credit for the idea of Mary Treadwell breaking into the Charleston. From Kramer's side of the story, he recognized there was little physical action he could introduce into the drama. He therefore added images in key moments such as, Spanish dancing, a man overboard and blasts from the ship's horn for emphasis. He said, "it was my idea, I want credit for that one." In the original version of the script, Leigh was to navigate the stairs and corridor, walking drunk to her cabin. Leigh however, contended it was she with the brainstorm for Mary Treadwell to experience a "fleeting reprise of blithe spirit" breaking into dance. She claimed it based on her Libby "solo dance in the dark" from, "St. Martin's Lane - Sidewalks of London" (1938).

Just discovered this marvellous film. Thank you so much for dowloading. The Charleston scene is unforgettable as is the lovely Vivian Leigh. 'You are not young Mrs. Tredwell' scene broke my foolish heart. That dear woman will never be forgetton. Thank you again, you have made my day. Cheers.

im halfway into the original book , i love seeing the trailers and random scenes from the movie and imagining the scenes as if im seeing the movie is fantastic , i even imagined how the SS Vera looked

Always gorgeous!!!! 😍😍😍

I don’t understand how I did not see this before. Absolutely stunning performance. The film received an Academy Award nominations.

1:25, breaking into the Charleston. Fantastic!

You are quite right Carlos, she was brilliant and a beauty. She should never have died... I still dream of the 'You are not young Mrs. Treadwell' scene, it broke my heart. Your comments are so compassionate and thoughtful. Cheerss

Leigh--indelible as always in any role she played--lived life on edge and it was part of her acting too.

That scene was in homage to Vivien's dance in Tovarich

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Vivien Leigh is wonderful in that movie, in her role of a 46 years old woman who suffers from being old....!

Joan Crawford......Vivien Leigh and that's it baby!

This scene is the funniest thing in an otherwise sad film.

I think Simone Signoret and Oskar Werner are marvelous in that movie.

You are quite right. Katherine Anne Porter was wrong, she created a masterpiece, as did Vivian Leigh as Mrs. Treadwell. Like Elizabeth Ashley I cried too all the way through it as GourmetGuy said. Lovely woman and marvellos film.

We need a movie on her about her life asap

Fiddle de-de gone but never forgotten

1965---and 2 years later she was gone, dead of chronic TB. Probably brought on by excessive smoking. But, way back then, EVERYBODY smoked...

I will send you a silver dime if you could tell me where I can find that scene. You are right, it is one the best things I've ever watched in a weird way. Drama at its best. Anyhoos... if you can help I would be ever so grateful. Cheers luv

Can't believe she was 51 doing this. Awesome!

This is the result of all the gods and the muses doing it right .

ID SAY VIVIEN DOING THIS FILM HAD A BALL BECAUSE ID SAY ONE MINITE HER BIPOLAR SET IN AND WENT AWAY AND PROBLY NOT NOTICED BY THE PRODUCERS OR EVEN HERSELF.I MEAN NO OFFENCE IN SAYING WHAT I SAID .WE ALL HAVE PROBLEMS BUT ITS A PITY IT WAS NOT UNDERSTOOD IN THOSE DAYS BUT NO MATTER WHAT SHE WAS A GREAT ACTRESS AND A BEAUTIFUL LOOKING WOMAN.GODBLESS YOU 🙏🕊🕊🕊🕊🦋🦋🦋🦋🐬🐬🐬🐬🌟🌟🌟🌟💖💖💖💖❤. REST IN PEACE NOW AMEN🙏🌟

No se veia tan hermosa como cuando joven, asi es la vida nos cambia todo físicamente, el pasr de los años nos cambia todo en el cuerpo

I know it isn't a fashionable or even sensible opinion, but I love that movie! Katherine Anne Porter HATED it.

@Goonerette89 I think Larry got luckier with Viv than vice versa considering it was a time when Rob Taylor, Cary Grant and Richard Burton were at their peak

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@disneyfan81 Hahah and Viv had great taste in men!!

Laurence Olivier had great taste in women. Too bad their marriage didn't last!

@adibcd1 Ele deveria ter postado então.

The first time Elizabeth Ashley saw the movie she cried all the way through it because she hated her performance so much.

es musica charleston

She had tuberculosis and still she smokes.

It looks. Keep On Trying. low dry

Guy home politician except secret scan iron.

I find this scene very disappointing: Garish; theatrically camp; psychologically false. The scene MIGHT have worked if she had danced frantically but in silence. The addition of the loud music turns pathos into kitsch.