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Genghis Khan (1965)Omar Sharif (Temujin)

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"We are only strong when we force the enemy to take a shorter grip, decreasing his leverage."
 
 
Historically accuracy - no. ethnic casting - non-existent. The scenery - is incredible. Actors - a great amount of talent. Sets, costumes, and fireworks all add to the masterpiece. Yes, this movie is an improvement over John Wayne's' attempt at Genghis Khan. This movie has battles at: 01:10:00; 01:44:44; and 01:56:00 with some really good horseback riding. The riders are getting the horses to put on a good show for us horse lovers and horse users. Having a horse go down head first at a gallop and go sailing over it's head is an incredible feeling and happens so fast.
 
While watching the battles, I could imagine myself running a stunt horse, having it scream, go down head first, and go sailing over its head. Then, getting up, walking back to the horse, and saying, "Sorry, horse!' Here is a big thanks to the riders, their horses, wranglers, and the production team, who did a great job with the battles and stunt riding. Well done.
 
Lastly, as one actor said before he was killed with a sword, "I find myself on an uncomfortable horse in a drafty place." One can hope that uncomfortable riding and nasty horses were used for the stunts.

Genghis Khan (1965) 720p BluRay FULL MOVIE

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Genghis Khan (1965) 720p BluRay FULL MOVIE During the 13th century the shy Mongol boy Temujin becomes the fearless leader Genghis Khan who unites all Mongol tribes and conquers most of Asia, Europe and the Middle-East.

Director: Henry Levin Writers: Clarke Reynolds (screenplay), Beverley Cross (screenplay)

Stars: Stephen Boyd (Ja-mu-ga賈穆加Jiǎmùjiā), Omar Sharif (Temujin), James Mason, 

Francoise Dorleac (Bortei), who smiled to Temujin, so that she lost tension that Susan Hayward hold up~

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l70m6WV3eVo?

 

 
François Dorléac was Catherine Deneuve’s sister. I was 13 years old the first time I saw this movie. I have never forgotten the powerful historical message of the great Temujen. Omar Sharif went on to make Lawrence of Arabia followed by the historical Russian drama Dr. Zhivago. Stephen Boyd was in Ben Hur, The Fall of the Roman Empire, and many other wonderful movies.
 
 
Françoise Dorléac was Catherine Deneuve's sister, who sadly died in a car accident in 1967 at the age of 25.
 
Omar Sharif, was an Egyptian born of wealthy parents.. they were Coptic Christians! He was extremely handsome! And a very good actor! His biggest passion was gambling!
I could not help but laugh about the nonesense in this movie. The chinese emperor is hilarious.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
The only actor i know in this movie Telly Savalas. I was born 1963, the rest of the cast is my Mom's favorites.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
this was after he becamme a international star
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Jeez... inaccuracy in the first three minutes.. Yesügei died of poison, not by being stabbed by Jamukha... Jamukha did not have anything to do with the death of Yesügei. And Jamukha was approximately the same age as, and a friend to Temüjin, before becoming Temüjin's enemy. At least they're getting some names right...
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8:03 ... Heh... And Börte was an arranged marriage.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
1:21:58 ... That was not a lesson learned from Börte, but a lesson learned from Hoelun... and with arrows, not a spear.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
And people thought The Conqueror with John Wayne was bad
 

"We will have the high ground," you said. "They will have to come to us," you said.
1:45:26
And are they not doing so? An emissary with a white flag.
1:45:31
Well, somehow, I do not feel they've come to surrender. Not with Genghis Khan holding the high ground, with our troops outnumbered.
1:45:39
Are you suggesting that we surrender, then? I'm suggesting nothing. I'm only regretting the fact that I allowed myself
1:45:45
to be dragged into this foolish and obviously risky adventure. To conquer, one has to take risks.
1:45:52
At my age, I do not need to take risks. If we... If I survive this day, it will have taught me a lesson,
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that a man can be too clever. Your words mean more than they say.
1:46:08
I had hoped to see Mongol kill Mongol, and so wipe themselves out
1:46:13
and rid Khwarezm from all danger. Instead of which?
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I find myself on an uncomfortable horse in a drafty place and in a very dangerous situation.
1:46:27
Well, perhaps this emissary brings good news.
1:46:34
I bear greetings from the Genghis Khan to the Lord Jamuga. Greetings?
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And I thank you deeply for observing my flag of truce. The Lord Genghis Khan would wish to talk with the Lord Jamuga.
1:46:49
Talk? What would we have to talk about? I'm only the humble emissary sent to arrange a meeting.
1:46:58
There will be no meeting. No talk. Does the Lord Jamuga fear the spoken word?
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Tell this jackal you obey, my talking is done with a lance, or a sword.
1:47:12
I'll repeat. Does the Lord Jamuga fear the spoken word?
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And these spoken words are to take place in the center of his camp?
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The Genghis Khan will ride forward with an escort of six,
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then finally alone. The same privilege is yours.
1:47:37
Can he be trusted? The word of the Lord Genghis Khan can always be trusted.
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I trust him enough to remain here as hostage until you return.
1:47:50
Then let it be so.
1:49:18
It is only fitting that you have come back to your own land to die.
1:49:24
But it is not fitting that a Mongol should deliver the death blow.
1:49:30
You still sing the same song, Temujin. Many voices carry it now.
1:49:36
Not the Merkits, outcast!
1:49:42
I asked for this meeting in the hope that Mongol would not shed Mongol blood.
1:49:47
Also, that you might still join with me to spread the name of the Mongol nation. The Merkits are warriors. Not a group of women to become part of a herd.
1:49:56
We say and do as we want. And we take what we need. From anybody!
1:50:03
I promise you this, Jamuga. The Merkits will ride as part of the Mongol nation,
1:50:11
or their land will be razed to the ground. Razed so that not even a lame horse would stumble walking across it.
1:50:29
I must talk with the Shah. Counsel is always worthwhile.
1:50:35
We will send you our answer with Kam Ling.
1:50:59
...and the men grow impatient, my lord. Better that than the spilling of Mongol blood.
1:51:05
Not one of our horses will put one foot forward until I have Jamuga's answer. My lord! Look!
1:51:49
Kam Ling.
1:52:18
Take your posts.
1:53:03
Withdraw! Withdraw!
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Withdraw!
1:53:20
Retreat! Get them back! Get them back! I have no desire for slaughter. Retreat!
1:53:31
Merkits!
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My lord, Jamuga!
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Take the left flank! With me!
1:54:32
Subodai!
1:54:58
One of you! Any one of you!
1:55:05
And you first, outcast! Sengal! Stay where you are.
1:55:12
Enough, Jamuga. Let there be peace. With you? Never! And there will be no chang this time either, jackal.
1:55:20
If you have the courage to stand up alone to me, Jamuga, the man who slaughtered your tribe,
1:55:28
the father of your first son! Is this the man you would follow?
1:55:36
Is this the leader who would unite the nation of the Mongols?
1:55:41
You have passed your own sentence.
1:55:47
A Mongol duel? And when you are dead, Jamuga,
1:55:52
your men will ride with mine.
2:00:15
Untie any prisoners.
2:00:27
If any of the Merkit tribe would leave us,
2:00:33
let them go now.
2:00:48
I have lived to see it, that the tribes come together as one people.
2:01:04
But it is my sons who will make our nation great.
2:01:10
Show my people their leaders.
2:01:24
And until they are old enough to lead,
2:01:29
it is my wife and her two brothers who shall speak for them,
2:01:36
shall guide them to walk straight.
2:01:41
Bortei, whom I have always loved,
2:01:47
turn me towards the wind. I want that the gods should see me in the face.
2:02:19
So many tears, but not one tear from you.
2:02:26
There will be many years for weeping. I want you to see me as you have always.
2:02:42
Always your hand to help me. As you said,
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it's always the first thing you'll hold out to another.
2:02:55
The first. And strangely, at this time,
2:03:03
that it should also be the...
2:03:33
And so it was that Temujin, the Genghis Khan, was dead,
2:03:38
but not the tide he set in motion. His dream conquered even after death.
2:03:46
His sons rolled westward into the Hungarian plains, burned a path to the borders ofEgypt.
2:03:52
One grandson founded the Mughal dynasty oflndia, while another was the great Kublai Khan, Emperor of China.
2:04:03
And when the conquest was finished, half the population of the world was contained in the Mongol Empire.
2:04:11
The empire born in the imagination of the prince of conquerors,
2:04:16
Genghis Khan.
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