Fiddler on the roof part 17

[Bailairma]

The Messiah has already COME !

[rainbowmuppet]

am I the only one who giggles every time I hear Lazar Wolfe's name?

[beachria]

I'm nervous for his daughter that went to Polland... right before WWII...

[swords9023]

@twiggyninja *Sorry

[snakedemon11]

little did they know that this was a blessing in disguise. Thats how God works in mysterious ways, forced out and upset, and yet it saved most of their descendents from the hell europe went through during the nazi era. Crazy but awesome!

[runnerman550]

@snakedemon11 I don't know if you know anything about European history, but the Holocaust didn't affect Russia. Also, most of them went to European countries that did end up being occupied by Nazis.

[snakedemon11]

@runnerman550 im talking about the  prejudice everywhere, it was bad even in europe and so they too left. srry for talking positively, I will shut my mouth.

[runnerman550]

@snakedemon11 Yes, there was prejudice in Russia too, but this drove them right into the Holocaust. Anybody who thinks that that is a positive is sick.

[snakedemon11]

@runnerman550 ? no the ones who escaped to america were blessed....

[runnerman550]

@snakedemon11 You're right. The five or so people in the town who escaped to America were blessed, but do you think that it was a blessing in disguise that the majority of the people in the town were driven right into the Holocaust?

[snakedemon11]

@runnerman550 now ur just trolling because really u kno more than 5 people went to america, jeeze get your shit together

[runnerman550]

@snakedemon11 No, if you knew anything about Jewish history, you would know that most of the people driven out of Czarist Russia went to Europe.

[snakedemon11]

@runnerman550 k

[Sartye]

Chicago America? I'm going to New York America, we'll be neighbors!

[PrinceRavensword]

Motel: "we've been waiting for the Messiah all our lives. Wouldn't this be a good time for him to come?" too bad many Jewish people didn't recognize him the first time he came.

[thegirlwhohatesrap]

Wow, imagine having to leave your own home for another country.

[yaelhappy]

They were the lucky ones. They were given an advanced chance to leave the place where later one it became a hell on earth.

[clicke5]

what part is the scene where Yente has her speech about going to the holy land?

[idontgetno]

@clicke5 06:17

[Lar0sa1]

"well, Anatethka hasn't exactly been the Garden of Eden."

"That's true"

love the comic relief...

[shdchick13]

" i dont wanna leave a dirty house!"

[mismestera]

i luv jews, just love them. they adjust. my jewish great grandfather left europe in either the1900's or 1920's. so proud he escaped the holocaust. He fathered a child with a gentile woman, a bastard son he never recognized that was given his mother's last name (so he escaped the holocaust- and yippee were here today). so yay for my jewish genes that could have been just kept secret.

[TheJazzaccount]

"Very good. That way the whole world will be blind and toothless." I know it was a serious moment, but that was funny.

[AlienPossum]

L'shana haba b'Yerushalyim!!!!!!!

[AlienPossum]

This is the most heartbreaking scene. 4:30 on.

[ice22marble]

@AlienPossum I know. I could never tell whether the Rabbi was praying or crying. Probably both. I must say that I truly admire his quiet wisdom throughout the whole ordeal. When the villagers were demanding that they remain in Anatevka to defend themselves, it was the Rabbi who suggested that they would have to wait for their Messiah elsewhere and that the best thing to to at that moment was to pack up their possessions. At his age and experience, he knew that it was prudent to be practical.

[princess16779]

when they were slowly taking down the synagogue, my heart was slowly breaking

[marhaza1]

poor little old rabbi :(

[Briselance]

Why can't they all move out to the same place in America ? :'-(

[Briselance]

04:57 : What are all those wooden boards on the walls, inside the synagogue ?

Is it some kind of tombstone ?

[neo10156]

BUT ON THE OTHER HAND ALL CHANGE IS GOOD.....faith is good, religion is personal choice but knowledge is the only thing that no one can steal from you....I love this movie!

[sweetanita0687]

what was the population number in anatevka in this movie?

[UchihaKahvi]

"...has a brother there"

"that's nice.

"i hate him!"

xD

but on the other hand...aside from the chava scene saddest scene in the whole film

[jimmyhd1969]

The only possitive outcome of all this was that the Jews that went to the US did very well for themselves and escaped the Holocaust.

[AfterlifeAuthor3]

@iwin74 it's Lazar Wolf not Lasser

[Digga1221]

"An eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth!"

"Very good...that way the whole world will be blind an toothless..."

Tevye...how right you are...

[iwin71]

im naming my son lasser wolf

[albandian]

Jewish chicks are hot! I love Jewish chicks. I'm not Jewish, do I have a chance?

[pomfan07]

@albandian my dads jewish :) and I will convert back

[UchihaKahvi]

@albandian to be jewish is to have a religion, not to be from somewhere! so you can't say all jewish girls are hot. do you even know anyone who's jewish??

[Jacobus180670]

@albandian I wouldn't bother. You can meet countless ethnic women and they all turn you down in the same way, not because they are ethnic, simply because they are women - FACT!

[TheDomisaurusRex]

I remember when I was in this show in 2005. Half of the cast didn't need to 'act' sad - they really were distraught. Utterly heart-breaking...

[espinosakid905]

lmao tevye is so funny! "very good...that way the whole world will be blinde and toothless"

[Rhasslairiel32]

"an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth!"

"very good, that way the whole world will be blind and toothless"

[jamiekennywicked09]

I havent watched the few parts before this but why are they leaving?

[djnovajade]

@jamiekennywicked09 because being a Jew meant being thrown, involuntarily, into exile on numerous occasions, for no "reason".

[lrdshrddr]

Motel Kamzoil's growth from a nebbishy young tailor into the confident tailor we see in 0:12 has been a delightful journey. Thank you yursparky for uploading this amazing movie for the world to see

[ShaeAogiri]

This song gives me chills

[chefstevekirsch]

"Someone should have set a match to this place years ago"

Classic

[BeadleBelfry]

I always thought the tailor looked like John Lennon...

[MusikAndLuv]

@BeadleBelfry Thats true. I thought he looked like Steven Spielberg.

[Tara7895]

yay new york

[IWillBeHers]

Not sure if it's in Part 18, but in the full stage play, the two youngest (Bilke and Shipritze, I believe) say "we're going on a train, we're going on a boat, we're--!" and start jumping up and down before Golde tells them to hush. When we did this play in 8th grade, the girls playing Bilke and Shipritze were so cute and playful. They'd often be on the side, playing a hand-clapping game and giggling. So fun.

[VivianH9]

rabbi´s tears broke my heart =(

[GermBritScotsIrish15]

Nice hardworking business people make a good living in America because they are not lazy.

[whimisicalbliss]

this is so sad! and they had to move during horrible weather!

[maximikekurt]

people say that tevye's the best actor, but i'm not so sure. just with one facial expression the rabbi can make one cry. it's truly amazing.

[16LesMiserables]

hey - I totally say that Tevye is the best actor and I love him in this movie; but I do agree that the rabbi brings tears to my eyes in this sad scene..

other than Les Miserables, this is my on my list for my fav. musicals!

[estherdestiny]

"Give me your tired, your poor,

Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free,

The wretched refuse of your teeming shore.

Send these, the homeless, tempest-tossed to me.

I lift my lamp beside the golden door."

[estherdestiny]

America will take them all...

[mlrichardson84]

This scene is so heartbreaking. It especially makes me sad watching the rabbi saying goodbye to the synagogue.

[TheWillRogers]

it's the scene with tavre and lazer that gets me.

[hellonurse01]

just for the record, his name is Tevye, but yes that is a very touching scene

[SomethingSimpleRox]

I'm Hodel so I'm already in Siberia... i was a little upset when i heard that because i really like the song anatevka

[yeahreally54]

the widowed lady is hilarous

[childchewingcheese]

''we're going to chicago''

''we're going to new york, hey we'll be neighbours''

haha

but on a serious note, it's horrible that they're all being forced out of their homes

[terabrat]

Not for the first time and not for the last time childchewingcheese

[JessicaRabbitIdol]

@childchewingcheese they have no idea chicago and new york are nowhere near each other....always cracks me up

[swords9023]

all these jewish names...and then Lazer Wolf...how baddass!!

[ElizavetaSenatorova]

@swords9023 Lazar is a Jewish name. And Wolf is German. I guess he's out of the German jews.

[swords9023]

@ElizavetaSenatorova lol!



[MrJapaneseboy1111]

@swords9023 lazer wolf is a jewish name

[swords9023]

@MrJapaneseboy1111 I know, I worded it improperly. I just wanted to say what a cool sounding name in regards to the other names.

[ShadeStar64]

@swords9023 Wolf was actually a pretty common last name for Jews, and LAZAR means god will help in Hebrew

[swords9023]

@ShadeStar64 God will help the wolf...AWESOME!!!!!

[startrekfreak59]

I love this movie but this is depressing

[xxVerxxRebxxValxx]

:( :'(

[EasyAsLife93]

wow...i really need an happy ending! now!!...that is too sad

[xcutegirlx25]

wow such a sad part