This is in my humble opinion the best screen kiss....ever! Elizabeth has the estrogen flowing very near the surface and is simmering with sensuality. They both make a beautiful couple. I want to be Monty in this great scene as I am sure many other men did as well. I suspect women felt they would wish to be Elizabeth. They don't make 'em like this anymore; not even close.
Happy Birthday Montgomery Cliff. Your chemistry was so great on this scene.You can tell Elizabeth was really in love with him.I love your cute little bushy eye browse.My birthday is on Elizabeth's talyor's birthday.He died around the corner from Elizabeth's house in a car crash.He was great in the Numburge Trail.He was so emtional.
George Stevens made the most memorable three minutes of lovemaking when he directed this scene. Non-stop close-ups of two beautiful people creating a relationship along with supportive background music. If only the movie could have ended with this clip.
Yeah because he was hittin' it up with men...just like Dean and Hudson. Hudson was gay...Clift and Dean or bi or maybe more. Liz was the ultimate fag hag.
i love the look of surprise in his eyes when she says "tell mama", cause it wasn't in the script. it was an ad-lib that taylor thought of and asked stevens if she could try it...
OMG,such intensity, beauty, love, affection romance... Gawd we really don't get to see such stuff any more on screen...The Golden age is over indeed.Both look so gorgeous together. Their beautiful friendship is flourishing in heaven again. God bless Monty and his Bessie Mae.
OMG,such intensity, beauty, love, affection romance... Gawd we really don't get to see such stuff any more on screen...The Golden age is over indeed.Both look so gorgeous together. Their beautiful friendship is flourishing in heaven again. God bless Monty and his Bessie Mae.
@shmuli9 Elizabeth was born in 1932, so she'd have been at least 19, maybe almost 20, when this flic was released. She had already been a star since childhood.
@WildeNotesMusic I knew she was a child star (I saw "National Velvet" a long time ago), but I didn't know she was born in 1932 - I thought it was 1934 - but yes, she was born in 1932... Montgomery Clift (who was quite attractive, IMHO), then, must have been 12 years her senior... (I thought 14, but I was wrong.)
Monty Clift was born in 1920 which would have made him 29 when this movie was shot. Ask his mother, Sunny and his brother Brooks and his twin sister, Sister
I saw this on TV as a teenager and was mesmerized by her; here she was perfection. Years later I saw this on the big screen and it was overpowering. Only one other film matches the heights of this passion, Hitch's "Vertigo."
As for scenes, this is unsurpassed. Scorsese's "Raging Bull" and Bunuel's "That Obscure Object of Desire" match APITS's artistry, but for the passion of Love with a capital "L" this is the real deal. It makes "From Here to Eternity"'s beach scene look like cartoons.
I've always loved this movie, it's so romantic. I've always loved Elizabeth Taylor and Montgomery Clift. Liz was SO beautiful and Monty was SO handsome. They are together again. R.I.P. Elizabeth
That's my all time favorite featuring E.Taylor and... who could ever forget Monty Clift 's part in that film?Outstanding duet from The Golden Age of Cinema....
@mokacode Mine too @mokacode! I loved Monty Clift also. I saw this as a child and I cried at George's walk at the end of the movie. They just don't make them like this anymore. :(
@silkq I suppose that was the director's intention to lead us to think that way .isn't director derived from direction?LOL....And I put the blame on the prosecutor (aka R.Burr) for spying out the truth on this whole affair...Relol...Despite his love for Liz ,Monty(in the film) was kind of a wannabe whose aspirations were also becoming a member of the jet set....
Magnificent scene of an unforgettable movie and one of the best performances of the beautiful gorgeous Elizabeth Taylor, a true star and an amazing human being that lived her life in her own terms. God rest her soul. She will live in the memory and the hearts of her millions of fans who followed her exciting life! I was privileged to have met her and she was not only gorgeous; but gracious.
Jesus, it's just so powerful on every level. And an endless salute to the masters of black and white cinematography... Some of these images are more beautiful than any of the computerized shit we're soaked with today.
Death is really not the end of life, but rather the beginning of the rebirthed life.
Rejoice to see it, and bless the traveler on his new journey. Release the departing traveller and give him as a Godspeed a flower lei of happy memories and a benediction as he migrates to the promise land, the far counrry-New Jerusalem.
RIP elizabeth taylor i was so sas when i found out that she died today she was an amazing talent so beautiful and i hope she gets to see monty up there in heaven because those two are so beautiful together
The music and the acting in this scene are just perfect and the dialog: "You'll be my pick-up; Tell mama, tell mama all" so romantic and George (Monty) is already doomed.
@Thet3 Some are great--for good reason--and others, some of whom are still around, weren't but benefited from studio publicity. I recommend you do a lot of looking and form your own opinion. Your own good taste won't let you down.
I cannot explain my emotion when i have seen this film for the first time . Its a film who change your life for always An emotion hard to explain Wonderful ! ! ! Thank you ! ! !
Young Elizabeth Taylor is not acting here. In real life, she was in love with Montgomery Clift at this point in time.
He, though, did not love her. They did, however, remain the very best of friends throughout their lives. His nick name for her was "Bessie Mae," and she always turned to him for advice.
@73SuperDuty455Red are you just writing words or did you know Elizabeth Taylor personally. I've read just about every book written on her and watched every interview she gave and I never heard her say or read for that matter that she loved montgomery in a romantic way. She's always said that from the moment they met it was platonic...you must be confused on the fact that hollywood wanted to make it seem as though they were a couple because being gay back then wouldn't sell.
great film and montys performance was truly great, nominated the same year as the brilliant brando who was also nominated for streetcar, who gets best actor, bogart i think? just shows how much the oscars r full of shit! monty was a great actor like brando an shame he never one one cos he deserved to, this performance showed why, great film!
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Swooning close ups of possibly the two most beautiful people ever... even though Monty was either bi or gay, I can't help but wonder what any babies they could have made would have looked like
"You'll be my pick-up" Liz lets us see Angela turn from a girl into a woman in that very instant. Amazing acting. I think she matches Monty every step of the way.
Good Lord these people are beautiful. And what can you say about Montgomery Clift as an actor except to say today's "actors" aren't fit to eat his underpants. Guy could make you believe anything. Geez.
Elizabeth had just recently learned her father was gay when this movie was filmed. Her father had a relationship with a studio designer. This knowledge caused her to form intense friendships with gay men that has lasted until this day.
Elizabeth Taylor set the standards for lasting star power, she was always late for movie sets, first to make a million, threw tantrums, glamour queen, larger-than-life celebrity, drop dead gorgeous, animal lover, enough said. She made it, while others are long forgotten, and she is still around to tell about it. She is now 77 years old, in a wheel chair, and remains this diamond-collecting diva with a vibrant personality. As a two time Oscar winner, she totally deserves her place in the sun.
I came to this film through the score. It strikes me that George (Clift) has a problem with women and probably with his mother. He's totally unable to say "no" to them. It seems he only gets attracted to women that are some sort of mother figures to him. Angela stands for the loving, caring, beautiful, healing, protecting side of mummy ("tell mama all"). Alice (Winters) stands for the punishing, reproachful side of mummy. He is "Poor George" as both women call him at one point.
Elizabeth Taylor was always late for movie sets, first to make a million, threw tantrums, glamour queen, larger-than-life celebrity, drop dead gorgeous, animal lover, enough said. She made it, while others are long forgotten, and she is still around to tell about it. She is now 77 years old, in a wheel chair, and remains this diamond-collecting diva with a vibrant personality. As a two time Oscar winner, she totally deserves her place in the sun.
There's some truth to what you're saying; but this is a poor example. It's simply beautiful, both Taylor and Clift, and beauty may not seem "natural"; in a sense it's hyper-natural and that's difficult for the cynical reductionalist of 21st Century America.
you can't be that negative. it's not like people don't have any talent just because they weren't born in the early 20th century. they just make a different kind of movie now. Though I find the better performances tend to be in Indi films today.
you ever read his bio?? so sad damn,liz was good to him bless her,his mother trying to please her husbands family BITCH! Monty class act did the right scripts it wasnt about money like now a days please
Somebody please post this whole movie here on YT. I would watch this just to see La Taylor toss her elegant head like that.
Do you all know that this movie is a TRUE STORY ? Chester Gillette was indeed executed because of the drowning of Grace Brown in that lake. His family's wealth couldn't save him.
Just imagine if these 2 got together and had a baby....eventhough Elizabeth has openly admitted to being in love with dear Monty, it was all a lost cause as he was gay and never in those days allowed to express his true emotions. Of course that applies to soo many other stars of his generation.Dear Monty, you were one of the greatest and yet today never really appreciated for your true talent. If it wasnt for him, Dean and Brando the acting talent of today would not wuite be the same
Monty was gorgeous! He was the most beautiful man on the screen IMO and an amazing actor. Monty and Liz, the perfect couple on the screen. He was so talented. I love him. I have almost all his movies and I hoping have all of them.
Simplesmente maravilhoso. ´Remete-nos aos anos 50, despertando em nossos corações aquele amor e aquela alegria romantica que tanto alimentaram a nossa juventude. Excelente!!!
The artist!
MrInterista0810 2 days ago
How can anyone press dislike!?
Liz and Clift have an incredible chemistry.
A great plot, with great acting of all the cast, the directing, the music...
This film is perfect.
Yesterday was Liz 80th Birthday. Your soul is eternal.
TheRicardoAlas 5 days ago
happy birthday elizabeth taylor R.I.P a great actress and a humanitarian
PrincessDarkMarss 6 days ago
This is in my humble opinion the best screen kiss....ever! Elizabeth has the estrogen flowing very near the surface and is simmering with sensuality. They both make a beautiful couple. I want to be Monty in this great scene as I am sure many other men did as well. I suspect women felt they would wish to be Elizabeth. They don't make 'em like this anymore; not even close.
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SiisiiLovESMJ 4 months ago
Happy Birthday Montgomery Cliff. Your chemistry was so great on this scene.You can tell Elizabeth was really in love with him.I love your cute little bushy eye browse.My birthday is on Elizabeth's talyor's birthday.He died around the corner from Elizabeth's house in a car crash.He was great in the Numburge Trail.He was so emtional.
josette4231 4 months ago
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errolfan 4 months ago
@josette4231 He died in his bed many years after that crash.
AlbinoGhandi 3 months ago
Undoubtedly one of the most romantic scenes in film history <3
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i read that montgomery was gay
MyLalinea 5 months ago
i read that montgomery whas gay.
MyLalinea 5 months ago
that all said ... some critics complain that there is an irritating Woody-Wood-Pecker aspect to Elizabeth Taylor's face: hm.
CarCriticAssessor 6 months ago
@CarCriticAssessor - And what critic said that? Mel Blanc or Hanna-Barbara perhaps.
Think YOU'VE been watching too many cartoons!
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@eecortese: LOL; one of a 1,000 voices, speaking up, so to speak; indeed. You said it.
CarCriticAssessor 4 months ago
Tell mama, tell mama all.........this just exudes romance and raw sexuality
gboroguy 6 months ago
@gboroguy Yes
errolfan 5 months ago
biutiful woman
17dumitru 6 months ago
the best film of a beautiful couple
kboris23 7 months ago
George Stevens made the most memorable three minutes of lovemaking when he directed this scene. Non-stop close-ups of two beautiful people creating a relationship along with supportive background music. If only the movie could have ended with this clip.
errolfan 7 months ago
too bad we cant see her beautiful eyes :(
LadyNovemberRain 8 months ago
@LadyNovemberRain ?
errolfan 7 months ago
does anyone no where I can find this music?
jyfly09 8 months ago
The camera loved her--she was a natural. Never took an acting lesson--didn't need to.
windstorm1000 9 months ago
A legendary 3-minutes of Hollywood cinema. Immortality is achieved by Monty & Liz in this moment in time.....
DrVonChilla 9 months ago
AWWWWWWWWWWWW I DIE
ToniAqua 9 months ago
What a beauty!
BadBitchJordynn 10 months ago
the most handsome guy and most beautiful women in hollywood ever..!
srinaz 10 months ago 12
Liz is beautiful <3 i love her R.I.P Hollywood's finest/ queen Dame Eliazbeth Taylor <3
xxsweetnsour49xx 10 months ago 2
Yeah because he was hittin' it up with men...just like Dean and Hudson. Hudson was gay...Clift and Dean or bi or maybe more. Liz was the ultimate fag hag.
mwb1089 11 months ago
God is now in good company
juliojcsi 11 months ago
So intense and romantic... Beautiful.
Aureussa 11 months ago 3
Monty was born in 1920, so he was 30 and she was 17 when this movie was made. They look so good together, just beautiful.
alainarcand 11 months ago 19
Monty and Liz are the most beautiful on screen romance ever! They are so perfect.
MontgomeryCliftFans 11 months ago 3
i love the look of surprise in his eyes when she says "tell mama", cause it wasn't in the script. it was an ad-lib that taylor thought of and asked stevens if she could try it...
pure genius...
Sona1srle 11 months ago
this is so romantic
MYheroMJrip 11 months ago
OMG,such intensity, beauty, love, affection romance... Gawd we really don't get to see such stuff any more on screen...The Golden age is over indeed.Both look so gorgeous together. Their beautiful friendship is flourishing in heaven again. God bless Monty and his Bessie Mae.
rdk4043 11 months ago 3
OMG,such intensity, beauty, love, affection romance... Gawd we really don't get to see such stuff any more on screen...The Golden age is over indeed.Both look so gorgeous together. Their beautiful friendship is flourishing in heaven again. God bless Monty and his Bessie Mae.
rdk4043 11 months ago
Liz Taylor must have been REALLY young if this film was released in 1951...
shmuli9 11 months ago
@shmuli9 Elizabeth was born in 1932, so she'd have been at least 19, maybe almost 20, when this flic was released. She had already been a star since childhood.
WildeNotesMusic 11 months ago
@WildeNotesMusic I knew she was a child star (I saw "National Velvet" a long time ago), but I didn't know she was born in 1932 - I thought it was 1934 - but yes, she was born in 1932... Montgomery Clift (who was quite attractive, IMHO), then, must have been 12 years her senior... (I thought 14, but I was wrong.)
shmuli9 11 months ago
@shmuli9 she wa 17 he was 38
cutiefbaby 11 months ago
@shmuli9 she was 17 he was 38 when they actually filmed this and 19 when released
cutiefbaby 11 months ago
@cutiefbaby
Monty Clift was born in 1920 which would have made him 29 when this movie was shot. Ask his mother, Sunny and his brother Brooks and his twin sister, Sister
gray70 10 months ago
@gray70 ok w/e point is there's a big age gap
cutiefbaby 10 months ago
I saw this on TV as a teenager and was mesmerized by her; here she was perfection. Years later I saw this on the big screen and it was overpowering. Only one other film matches the heights of this passion, Hitch's "Vertigo."
As for scenes, this is unsurpassed. Scorsese's "Raging Bull" and Bunuel's "That Obscure Object of Desire" match APITS's artistry, but for the passion of Love with a capital "L" this is the real deal. It makes "From Here to Eternity"'s beach scene look like cartoons.
jp1713 11 months ago
"Gasp! Are they watching us?!"
I've always loved this movie, it's so romantic. I've always loved Elizabeth Taylor and Montgomery Clift. Liz was SO beautiful and Monty was SO handsome. They are together again. R.I.P. Elizabeth
mtm197077 11 months ago
Watching her face reappear just past Monty's shoulder, is like watcing the sun rise. It's just breath-taking.
4Topwood 11 months ago
That's my all time favorite featuring E.Taylor and... who could ever forget Monty Clift 's part in that film?Outstanding duet from The Golden Age of Cinema....
mokacode 11 months ago
@mokacode Mine too @mokacode! I loved Monty Clift also. I saw this as a child and I cried at George's walk at the end of the movie. They just don't make them like this anymore. :(
silkq 11 months ago
@silkq I shouldn't say that ...but...I was looking forward to Monty 's getting rid of whining Shelley as soon as possible....
mokacode 11 months ago
@mokacode Shame on you!........you said out loud what I was thinking!LOL! Am I wrong because I agree?!
silkq 11 months ago
@silkq I suppose that was the director's intention to lead us to think that way .isn't director derived from direction?LOL....And I put the blame on the prosecutor (aka R.Burr) for spying out the truth on this whole affair...Relol...Despite his love for Liz ,Monty(in the film) was kind of a wannabe whose aspirations were also becoming a member of the jet set....
mokacode 11 months ago
RIP Dame Elizabeth.
Dandyd47 11 months ago
i go crazy when i hear this soundtrack i feel like im in love . and now i realize im in love with you liz.
ill love u forever
MrsEuniceMurray 11 months ago
Tell Mama Tell Mama
moonpie99 11 months ago
Everyone has a F**hag, and well, how lucky for Monty to have Liz.... Priceless....
ElCibaeno1966 11 months ago
RIP, Beautiful Liz
AxelQC 11 months ago
So sad to hear the beautiful Elizabeth Taylor has died. My deepest sympathy to her family and friends. She will be missed by all.
lindatesta 11 months ago 2
Ave Atque Vale
MrPeter821 11 months ago
Elizabeth Taylor's greatest cinematic moment.
charcas67 11 months ago
RIP
MarkinVideos 11 months ago
Wonderful, beautiful human being Elizabeth Taylor. You were never lovlier, more beautiful or ethereal than in this memorable movie. RIP.
nogrits4me 11 months ago 3
Magnificent scene of an unforgettable movie and one of the best performances of the beautiful gorgeous Elizabeth Taylor, a true star and an amazing human being that lived her life in her own terms. God rest her soul. She will live in the memory and the hearts of her millions of fans who followed her exciting life! I was privileged to have met her and she was not only gorgeous; but gracious.
1oscarespada 11 months ago
Don't worry Monty, Liz is with you now. May you both rest and have eternal peace.
patrickmc90 11 months ago
RIP Liz and RIP Monty
montyollie 11 months ago
Rest in Peace dear Elizabeth. The world has lost one of its most illuminating stars.
Your life was always an inspiration to me in so many ways.
This scene from A Place in the Sun is one of the most dramatic and perfectly filmed scenes in movie history.
Berglernut 11 months ago 2
What an amazing and wonderful actress Elizabeth was....Rest in Peace....
bulldawgg2 11 months ago
Jesus, it's just so powerful on every level. And an endless salute to the masters of black and white cinematography... Some of these images are more beautiful than any of the computerized shit we're soaked with today.
Zedalza 11 months ago
These cats really cared about one another in real life .... Elizabeth Taylor, RIP :-(
SpotLightPhotography 11 months ago 2
They're finally together again r.i.p.
Anglynn74 11 months ago
Death is really not the end of life, but rather the beginning of the rebirthed life.
Rejoice to see it, and bless the traveler on his new journey. Release the departing traveller and give him as a Godspeed a flower lei of happy memories and a benediction as he migrates to the promise land, the far counrry-New Jerusalem.
simplygr 11 months ago
RIP elizabeth taylor i was so sas when i found out that she died today she was an amazing talent so beautiful and i hope she gets to see monty up there in heaven because those two are so beautiful together
PrincessDarkMarss 11 months ago
I just cried a river when I heard the news of Elizabeth's death...Rest in peace! I really hope that she'll met Monty again somewhere up there...
abakusek 11 months ago
RIP Liz Taylor.......today is a sad day for hollywood.
The acting world has lost one of the classiest ladies EVER!!
Escul1960 11 months ago 2
Elizabeth Taylor NEVER LOOKED more beautiful. Simply gorgeous.
fusock 11 months ago 2
Monty and Liz--will the screen ever see such beautiful people again? LOVE THEM BOTH
JA51592 1 year ago
The music and the acting in this scene are just perfect and the dialog: "You'll be my pick-up; Tell mama, tell mama all" so romantic and George (Monty) is already doomed.
Lenafreed 1 year ago
Im 25 would anyone have an opinion on actors & movies today vs back then?
Thet3 1 year ago
@Thet3 Some are great--for good reason--and others, some of whom are still around, weren't but benefited from studio publicity. I recommend you do a lot of looking and form your own opinion. Your own good taste won't let you down.
anghmho 1 year ago
THE most beautiful couple to ever hit the silver screen! Such a classic film, and such great acting - especially from Monty. Thanks for the post!
CrazyLudwig89 1 year ago
Montgomery Clift and Elizabeth Taylor are the greatest on screen romance of all time.
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eecortese 1 year ago
I cannot explain my emotion when i have seen this film for the first time . Its a film who change your life for always An emotion hard to explain Wonderful ! ! ! Thank you ! ! !
bisounours691 1 year ago
Young Elizabeth Taylor is not acting here. In real life, she was in love with Montgomery Clift at this point in time.
He, though, did not love her. They did, however, remain the very best of friends throughout their lives. His nick name for her was "Bessie Mae," and she always turned to him for advice.
73SuperDuty455Red 1 year ago 15
@73SuperDuty455Red are you just writing words or did you know Elizabeth Taylor personally. I've read just about every book written on her and watched every interview she gave and I never heard her say or read for that matter that she loved montgomery in a romantic way. She's always said that from the moment they met it was platonic...you must be confused on the fact that hollywood wanted to make it seem as though they were a couple because being gay back then wouldn't sell.
pokergalpoker 4 months ago
@pokergalpoker No, I did not know Ms. Taylor personally.
And, no, I was not just 'writing words,' as you have indicated.
I have prepared a statement to back up my post, and if you have an e-mail, I will send it to you.
Good discussions on Ms. Taylor are always worthwhile.
73SuperDuty455Red 3 months ago
@73SuperDuty455Red Sadly, back then a handsome leading man too be gay was not tolerated by Hollywood, Clift lived a very closeted gay life.
eddy909100 4 months ago
i hated the fucking ending
batfighter8 1 year ago
wasnt monty a gay fellow? The funniest thing I ever saw was Monty knocking John Wayne down in a movie fight..lol
Greenhornet270 1 year ago
@Greenhornet270 yeah he was. I heard Wayne was a jerk to him because of that.
slimjamie1991 1 year ago
great film and montys performance was truly great, nominated the same year as the brilliant brando who was also nominated for streetcar, who gets best actor, bogart i think? just shows how much the oscars r full of shit! monty was a great actor like brando an shame he never one one cos he deserved to, this performance showed why, great film!
monty3780 1 year ago
Clift's naturalistic acting is certainly a stark contrast to Taylor's "oh I love you ever so much" crap
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chicken39302 1 year ago
She was 19.She was born in 1932. and this movie (great movie) is from 1951.
Monty - one of the best and most underrated actors of all time.
Cleon29Warrior 1 year ago 2
@Cleon29Warrior Actually she is younger. Because the film was shot in 1949, before her marriage to Nicky Hilton. It was not released until 1951.
waif55 1 year ago
She was 17. She is flawless. Then and now.
scooter927 1 year ago
She was 17. She is flawless. Then and now.
scooter927 1 year ago
They are both so beautiful.
KateBushInterviews 1 year ago
god he was such a heart throb
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If you don't like this film I don't like you.
urskogen89 1 year ago
Amazing that Elizabeth was just 17. Ridiculous beauty.
pics2share 1 year ago 3
this is such a sad movie at the end but it is sooo good
PrincessDarkMars 1 year ago
Is this the Indian Bollywood version of 'I am dancing in the rain' ... ?
iraqi1960 1 year ago
@iraqi1960 That suppost to be funny?
Cleon29Warrior 1 year ago
Wow..what pro's the both of them...and of course, the direction and camerawork...all create such intensity...fabulous.
Fascinating how the shoulder hides the kiss till the last second....
Stevens really like a poet with this scene.
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ShashiLangham 1 year ago
Monty love Monty love this movie and it part of my collection Liz look so pretty
fannyanne2 1 year ago
Swooning close ups of possibly the two most beautiful people ever... even though Monty was either bi or gay, I can't help but wonder what any babies they could have made would have looked like
rubytuesdaygypsy 1 year ago
@rubytuesdaygypsy i was thinking the exact same thing. Their kids would surely have been knock-outs!!!
pmacerato827 1 year ago
@pmacerato827 Word!
rubytuesdaygypsy 1 year ago
"You'll be my pick-up" Liz lets us see Angela turn from a girl into a woman in that very instant. Amazing acting. I think she matches Monty every step of the way.
4Topwood 1 year ago
there's never a bad angle to photograph liz's face.. its PERFECTION
SugarKatie 1 year ago
Wheeew, I'm feeling sooo faint. If only a man could like at me the way monty looks at liz. wow. SOO ROMANTIC!! <3
materialgrl47 1 year ago
Is it me or is it HOT in here? WHEW!!!
Good Lord these people are beautiful. And what can you say about Montgomery Clift as an actor except to say today's "actors" aren't fit to eat his underpants. Guy could make you believe anything. Geez.
DefiantKembro 1 year ago
Two of the most beautiful people ever on this earth .
This movie along with Picnic are my favorites
peacequiet 1 year ago
My two favorites !
One of my top favorite movies too.
peacequiet 1 year ago
Montgomery Clift was very beautiful !!
gauchatche 2 years ago 4
What a beautiful couple in an excellent film.
This film is one of my major faves...thanks:D
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deibid2003 2 years ago
they are both so sublimely, supremely beautiful, and the music is sublime too
glamordimmas 2 years ago
Liz is beautiful, but Monty's so gorgeous here, it hurts my eyes.
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basballcarn 2 years ago
Elizabeth had just recently learned her father was gay when this movie was filmed. Her father had a relationship with a studio designer. This knowledge caused her to form intense friendships with gay men that has lasted until this day.
YouCanSayIt 2 years ago
He was so hot, and he was gay. Oh, Lord!
jazzroomcabaret 2 years ago
and she sounds all the time like a cat on a hot tin roof
YouCanSayIt 2 years ago
Elizabeth Taylor set the standards for lasting star power, she was always late for movie sets, first to make a million, threw tantrums, glamour queen, larger-than-life celebrity, drop dead gorgeous, animal lover, enough said. She made it, while others are long forgotten, and she is still around to tell about it. She is now 77 years old, in a wheel chair, and remains this diamond-collecting diva with a vibrant personality. As a two time Oscar winner, she totally deserves her place in the sun.
kleotuwlh 2 years ago 3
Its just diffrent kind of film making.
Every decade has its good ones, me i like movies they made in the 70s, but it dosent mean that i cant appreciate a movie made in 30s or 90s.
ari1234a 2 years ago
I came to this film through the score. It strikes me that George (Clift) has a problem with women and probably with his mother. He's totally unable to say "no" to them. It seems he only gets attracted to women that are some sort of mother figures to him. Angela stands for the loving, caring, beautiful, healing, protecting side of mummy ("tell mama all"). Alice (Winters) stands for the punishing, reproachful side of mummy. He is "Poor George" as both women call him at one point.
14jemima 2 years ago 2
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Elizabeth Taylor was always late for movie sets, first to make a million, threw tantrums, glamour queen, larger-than-life celebrity, drop dead gorgeous, animal lover, enough said. She made it, while others are long forgotten, and she is still around to tell about it. She is now 77 years old, in a wheel chair, and remains this diamond-collecting diva with a vibrant personality. As a two time Oscar winner, she totally deserves her place in the sun.
feelgoodaboutit 2 years ago
Everthing about this scene is just pure romance.
I just love the background score. Thanks for sharing.
momentofserenity 2 years ago
Look very closely at Liz' face at 1:06 - 1:13.
You can actually SEE her legendary double-set of eyelashes.
mirrenmaniac 2 years ago 3
@mirrenmaniac it's her eyelashes' shadow.
lovevsabsence 1 year ago
she is so wow
CHANTECHANTEL 2 years ago 3
BWAHAHAHAHA.
Actors today can't even dream about what being as natural as Montgomery Clift is like.
JMoneyYourHoney 2 years ago 7
There's some truth to what you're saying; but this is a poor example. It's simply beautiful, both Taylor and Clift, and beauty may not seem "natural"; in a sense it's hyper-natural and that's difficult for the cynical reductionalist of 21st Century America.
princeandrey 2 years ago
They dont make pictures like that any more, and they dont have talent that that anymore.
Citrohan 2 years ago
you can't be that negative. it's not like people don't have any talent just because they weren't born in the early 20th century. they just make a different kind of movie now. Though I find the better performances tend to be in Indi films today.
BCraingirl 2 years ago
masterpiece. i always cry when i see this scene
violet337 2 years ago 3
One of the most powerfully authentic scenes in all of cinema. ALL of the players deserve credit, not just Liz and Monty:
1. George Stevens; probably one of the most under-rated directors of all time.
2. Franz Waxman; as the score peaks and the scene climaxes, it's over-powering.
3. William Mellor's lighting is exquisite.
4. William Hornbeck's & Stevens' editing.
This film and this scene in particular are immortal, timeless ... a perfect example of film's power unlike any other art form.
jp1713 2 years ago 10
@jp1713 THEY take my breath away!
Herm7es 11 months ago
This is what movies are all about !
pepperytime 2 years ago 2
Oh, what a man!!...what a man!!
NashvilleJermz 2 years ago 5
he take my breathe away
violet337 2 years ago 7
a very nice movie indeed sir.
eldorado303 2 years ago 3
You can totally see Liz Taylor's face light up when he says I love you. Great acting by both of them. This movie is so so good
ashleyg325 2 years ago 14
oh montgomery!!!!!
GosfordAbercrombie 2 years ago 8
Such a beautiful, powerful scene. Monty is an incredible actor. his talent is beyond words. RIP.
RespectDiCaprio 2 years ago 28
He should have got the Oscar for this one. His performance is amazing! But unfortunately some great actors don't get recognized until they pass away.
TessDesmond 2 years ago 42
I LOVE this scene! My favorite scene in a movie!
cherrylove316 2 years ago 6
Sometimes, my life is like this...
But no matter what, I will always love my boyfriend
I just hope he knows how true to him I am
mansonhobo123 2 years ago
you ever read his bio?? so sad damn,liz was good to him bless her,his mother trying to please her husbands family BITCH! Monty class act did the right scripts it wasnt about money like now a days please
dawnrexgurl 2 years ago
I don't know about you, but I'd make pretty much ANY movie, other than porn, for a million bucks!
444ttttt 2 years ago 2
Somebody please post this whole movie here on YT. I would watch this just to see La Taylor toss her elegant head like that.
Do you all know that this movie is a TRUE STORY ? Chester Gillette was indeed executed because of the drowning of Grace Brown in that lake. His family's wealth couldn't save him.
ticovaldezmd 2 years ago
Liz e Monty: meravigliosi!!!
deanclift 2 years ago 2
@deanclift
assolutamente!
crosssover 2 years ago
Just imagine if these 2 got together and had a baby....eventhough Elizabeth has openly admitted to being in love with dear Monty, it was all a lost cause as he was gay and never in those days allowed to express his true emotions. Of course that applies to soo many other stars of his generation.Dear Monty, you were one of the greatest and yet today never really appreciated for your true talent. If it wasnt for him, Dean and Brando the acting talent of today would not wuite be the same
MONTYCLIFT64 2 years ago 7
Monty was gorgeous! He was the most beautiful man on the screen IMO and an amazing actor. Monty and Liz, the perfect couple on the screen. He was so talented. I love him. I have almost all his movies and I hoping have all of them.
Fiolarf 2 years ago 8
Elizabeth Taylor was THE most beautiful woman of her generation. My God!
"Tell mama, tell mama all" Classic.
psychoboysaz 3 years ago 12
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Montgomery Clift really does resemble Tom Cruise.
NYerintransit 3 years ago
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oh, please.. XD
crosssover 2 years ago
can someone download the whole movie?
ladynikkie 3 years ago
I absolutely LOVE this scene!
mistercristofer 3 years ago 2
If only real life were like this.
princess11222 3 years ago
I don't envy the situation he put himself in...Have you seen the movie honey?...
mokacode 3 years ago
Simplesmente maravilhoso. ´Remete-nos aos anos 50, despertando em nossos corações aquele amor e aquela alegria romantica que tanto alimentaram a nossa juventude. Excelente!!!
mauroschu 3 years ago
Liz is so beautiful it hurts.
miisu 3 years ago 10
@miisu
and in "Suddenly.." too...
crosssover 2 years ago
Her nose is perfect looking. lol I love old movies, especially romantic ones.
Boozikenz 3 years ago 6
"I love you, it scares me" ... this is the reason Taylor is my favorite actress.
Fragile0Still 3 years ago 4
Ohhh...I love Monty. He´s my fav.actor at all I think he was a terrific actor and a gorgeous *gorgeous*man. I would had live on 1949
Fiolarf 3 years ago 6