Bjorn Andresen Alla ricerca di Tadzio Death in Venice

[luciarun]

i want to know what they speak about....

[rob251149]

One of the great, great boy stars of all time. Where are you, Bjorn?

[MrsOscarWilde]

poor kid, looks a bit scared.

[AndPeriwinkle]

The poor boy, is so shy! How cute !Amazing that you posted his audition! or part of it at least.

[lucienrouvere]

Visconti s'est -heureusement - bien gardé de déshabiller Bjorn dans son film. La tête de celui-ci quand le metteur en scène lui demande de retirer son pull-over pour faire des photographies est à elle seule suffisamment éloquente quant à ce qu'il faut penser de ce barbon. Nobody's perfect, alas...

[wellbingOK]

HE is incredibly handsome !

[merionyydd]

Bjorn should have gone on to be a big star.I interviewed him for a radio programme about twenty years ago and told him so.

[PaulDougouba]

No. You are an Illiterate lowlife. Have you even READ the book?

In the book (which I doubt you could read) Aschenbach has a homo erotic dream about Tadzio that definitly is descending into a sexual obsession.

In the book Tadzio's chaperons notice Aschenbach's sexual fixation and try and protect him from the perverted lust of his stalker.

You perverts seem to want to promote and defend Child Molestation and Stalking. That says a LOT about you people as human beings.

Sickos.

[merionyydd]

Very interesting insight into the production technique of Visconti.Bjorn's talent was wasted.....he should have been a big star.

I interviewed him twenty years ago for a radio programme and told him so.

[crisolare]

lo cual no le a traido muy buenas consecuencias....es para reflexionar bastante sobre lo que supone la belleza,que ademas es tan efímera y supeditada a las modas,pero este chico era ¡tan espectacular!

[lauralabyrinth]

es cierto, su belleza no le dio la felicidad. En lo de lo espectacular de su figura... no te lo voy a negar. No es ya la belleza, es el porte al andar, sus formas... es como si dejara una estela tras de sí!

[juanitobenj]

El animal más bello del mundo.

[enguerranddemarigny]

God ! The count Visconti did speak a flawless french in the first minute of this video. How deep cultured he was as if the illustrous members of the Visconti's family where behind him when he knew at first sight that Bjorn Andresen was Tadzio. Bjorn was the typical beauty of the Quatrocento, a time when his ancestor Luchino Visconti was, in 1248 bulding the family legend symbolised by the snake swallowing a man, the half right of the Alfa Romeo car logo.

[eutuve]

thanks for the info,

[sfkcbf]

The renewal of interest in Mann's novella was not so much Visconti's film as it was Bjorn's image, an interest that has endured.

"I was born with a face that I did not ask for." (Bjorn Andresen. )

[eutuve]

Visconti was the most cultured Italian film maker with Zeffirelli as runner up

he made a more powerful Tod in Venedig then the author  did

Bjorn was a force of Nature by himself

Unfortunately , I think Tadzio killed any other character Bjorn could have performed after "Morte a Venezia "

I believe Daniel Radcliffe made an excellent choice when he took the role of the troubled boy in Equus.

When the "rings" are over, he will be ready for a great career

[1401JSC]

And Visconti is a good linguist.

[synballein70]

Questo ragazzo ha incarnato perfettamente l'ideale romantico di bellezza,diventandone una vera e propria icona:Assoluta Meraviglia!

[amadeo28273]

I think Tadzio has the power of an archetype...beautiful, thank you!!!!:)

[Bnesque]

Oh my god, exquisite Tadjio!!!!

Thank you so so much for sharing!!

[TipheretV]

finalmente! lo cercavo da eoni!*_*

[addiyair]

HERMOSO

[MIRR4NAT]

Thank you so much!!!