Amusing to watch these raffish Bolsheviks playing at government in an effort to establish a "Proleteriat Revolution," then use the same machinery the Tsar had been using to put down dissent.
This scene is silly and wildy innacurate: since Germany and Russia were at war , Lenin and his henchmen couldn't enter their country from german territory. They crossed the Baltic sea to neutral Sweden and from there through Finland to Russia.
@oliaiguambfigues76 Um, actually, this is how Lenin returned to Russia. The Germans were hoping to destabilise Russia to the degree that they'd drop out of the war.
Not bad if we compare it with what passes as acting these days, but still they sound like a bunch of british theatrical actors playing russians. It almost resembles an old Monty Python sketch.
@sondano I always find it delicious when the English play Germans and Russians (and Romans for that matter). They play it with such panache. Now, when the English play Americans then....
How ironic- the Bolsheviks on the train get to eat lunch hampers and bottles of cider whilst starving German civilians out on the field have to carve up a dead horse. Kaiser Wilhelm was against the whole scheme, saying Germany would live to regret it. How right he was.
Excuse me, is that Tom Conty?
Rodrigoteacher 2 weeks ago
this is why we should do these films more they dont fake the accents.
jaggavan 1 month ago in playlist movie#5
I love patrick stewart and I love Lenin
Nothiean 1 month ago 2
сделать это так!
666deadman1988 6 months ago
Amusing to watch these raffish Bolsheviks playing at government in an effort to establish a "Proleteriat Revolution," then use the same machinery the Tsar had been using to put down dissent.
uranian99 8 months ago
This scene is silly and wildy innacurate: since Germany and Russia were at war , Lenin and his henchmen couldn't enter their country from german territory. They crossed the Baltic sea to neutral Sweden and from there through Finland to Russia.
oliaiguambfigues76 9 months ago
@oliaiguambfigues76 They did ride in a sealed train through Germany.......
Tougemaster06 7 months ago
@oliaiguambfigues76 Um, actually, this is how Lenin returned to Russia. The Germans were hoping to destabilise Russia to the degree that they'd drop out of the war.
newargot 1 month ago
Not bad if we compare it with what passes as acting these days, but still they sound like a bunch of british theatrical actors playing russians. It almost resembles an old Monty Python sketch.
oliaiguambfigues76 9 months ago
@oliaiguambfigues76 but there is nothing wrong with british theatrical actors playing ....well anything. At least there was nothing wrong in the 70s
sondano 7 months ago
@sondano I always find it delicious when the English play Germans and Russians (and Romans for that matter). They play it with such panache. Now, when the English play Americans then....
andmaketherain 1 month ago
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@oliaiguambfigues76 That's probably because they are a bunch of British theatrical-actors playing Russians..
Lytton333 1 month ago
How ironic- the Bolsheviks on the train get to eat lunch hampers and bottles of cider whilst starving German civilians out on the field have to carve up a dead horse. Kaiser Wilhelm was against the whole scheme, saying Germany would live to regret it. How right he was.
hill9868 10 months ago
02.15- John Rhys-Davids- later to be Gimli the Dwarf in LOTR!
hill9868 10 months ago 2
I've been a Patrick Stewart fan all my life. What creeps me out is his resemblance to Lenin. Intense.
TheGenrobs84 10 months ago
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What creeps me out is that he's looked exactly the same for apparently 40 years!
brainboob 5 months ago
@brainboob I have noticed that this occurs with many individuals.
andmaketherain 1 month ago
@brainboob This happens to some humans...I have noticed this in my 40 years on this planet...
andmaketherain 3 weeks ago