Camille Death Scene

[patjones631]

Yes I agree ~~

[Aldolinozinho]

The best Camille in the movies; no doubt!

[vampiradust]

Beautiful they both are , the perfect movie couple timeless.

[jubinne2000]

MY god Robert Taylor was so beautiful. I just finished watching another CAMILLE. starring COLIN FIRTH & GRETTA SCACHI. That was also great, but this one is so beautiful. They are both beautiful. The saddest love story I've ever read and seen .

Jubinne

[blatherskitenoir]

What a pretty man!

[ForeverOldiesO1]

I SAW THIS ON ANNIE!

[888tho]

That scene kinda reminds me of the Wuthering Heights death scene of Kathy! :3

[santiagobentancor]

gran actuación d e la garbo...muy buena

[j3nnabear]

I find it funny that she is so worried about her appearence but she looks as beautiful as ever.

[sweetaxi]

greta was robbed!!! she should hv won da oscar!!!

[8166292]

@sweetaxi -- I agree with you. She was definitely robbed on account of politics in the Oscars in favor of Louise Rainer's performance in "The Good Earth". This is one of the worst omissions in the history of the Academy Awards. To name the other worst and idiotic omissions -- Citizen Kane (failed to win as Best Picture); Stanley Kubrick and Alfred Hitchcock (both failed to win as Best Director) and Bette Davis' performance in All About Eve

[BloodedMarilyn]

Does anybody know what kind of illness she succumbed? (doesn't matter in fact)

[BloodedMarilyn]

@EmilyRules971 Oh thank you :) I didn't see the full movie and according to this scene I thought it could be cancer or something like this...

[greentiger777]

@BloodedMarilyn Tuberculosis, as said in "The Power of Plagues" (2006) by Irwin Sherman.

[BloodedMarilyn]

:'(

[sweetaxi]

i want to say thank you to the movie annie for introducin me to dis movie!! the movies we hv now are total crap!

[xmichelabow]

Garbo & Taylor we're pure PERFECTION in this scene. Such a great movie, I don't understand what happened to Hollywood... what happened to society for that matter? so much class and poise in those eras, and now, total trash.

[HollywoodHillsCookie]

I don't love Garbo in everything (sometimes I can't even understand what she's saying), but she's SUPERB in this movie! All the way through...

[giavannira]

Its great movies like this that remind me why i only watch great classic movies and not the trash hollywood puts out now..

[giavannira]

Omg thank you soo much for this..garbo is in my opinion the finest actress that has ever lived..god i wish the world had more garbos and dietrichs n davis n crawford.these pple r so classy not all ghetto n welfare trash like now.

[justasondheimbaby]

I love the bit of Traviata in the scoring.

[naehmevolym]

wow this is such an amazing movie!!

i hope i could watch the full movie...

and what was the movie "ANNIE"?

[sensobrando]

Esta versión de la dama de las camelias es maravillosa. Ahora, hay que reconocer dos cositas. Primero, el maquillaje de Robert Taylor, con esas sombras en los ojos. Parece un anuncio de Margaret Astor. Segundo, la voz y corpulencia de Garbo. Tiene un interesante punto de travesti elegante y fino.

[berryshorttcake]

oh my goodness...tears are falling from her eyes when she dies and is dead. so moving..

[chotzrary]

Quite possibly one of the most beautiful ending ever recorded on film. I've always wanted to watch it since Annie back in the early 80's. I love, love Camille. I was told to watch it alone, and I did. Thank Heavens I did. For anyone who has never seen it, you will need a box of tissues! Like Dark Victory, Bette Davis, Garbo here is hands down the greatest actress of her age. Maybe now too. It's a thing to see how Garbo brought to life Camille, just beautiful to watch.

[Camillions]

I wish I remake this movie.....BLACK Camille!! :-D (but not all corn balled out like that Hip Hopera BS) LOL :-D

[alflig1]

assolutamente improbabile come Margherita!

[8166292]

One of the best performances ever recorded on film!

[8166292]

One of the best performances ever recorded on film!

[marshlm1989]

Wow...this scene is amazing! I now have another favorite actress!

[DiabolicalAngel]

Question

Why does Greta make that "Face" before she dies? Is there a medical reason for that..like the facial muscles contort or something? I'm just curious.

Truly one of the best death scenes in the history of cinema :)

[TNviewer01]

@DiabolicalAngel Many people have commented on Garbo opening her eyes and looking up just before expiring at the end. Several swear they could almost see the soul leave the body in that look! Silly, of course, as Garbo didnt actually die, but still it gives the scene an extra dimension, as if her incredible talent didnt do enough for this film. This film really moved me when I first saw it, and that death scene was incredible!

[nicksvensson77]

Garbo was wonderful on this movie.

[MusicLessons]

Is it alright, that i cry VERY hard during this scene?

[DMBKristen41]

@MusicLessons It's okay...I cry too. If you think that's bad, try watching La Traviata. It's basically this film in Italian, and with music.

[MrCsikjeno]

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[1912cunard]

They don't make film like this anymore. The whole film conveys to me how people can manipulate people to their own ends. The film is class. Garbo was a great actress, few would ever possess her professionalism. Her tragic roles that shed many tears back then still have the same affect 70 years on. This scene always moves me. I have this movie. uniques quotations. class. Thanks for uploading it

[princeigor21]

Camille is a spectacular movie!!! but about that scene i think that the end is different than the end of the book. Margarite died alone! Armand was at Alexandria. and he found out that margarite died from a letter.

[RebelFanzel]

Garbo.. gosh she is just wonderful

[pagannightfall]

no matter how many times i've seen this i still cry. only movie that has that effect on me.

[AdArmand]

I am so sorry that Garbo never attained the comeback she so deserved. She is to film what Callas was to opera, what Bernhardt was to theatre. It is said that Garbo was very keen on starring with Marilyn Monroe, who she deeply admired. Garbo also adored Barbra Streisand.

[MystyMary]

Just had to watch this, most fantastic film ever, again. It's so touching how sympathetic Nanine is to her!!! Forget about him - he's a waste of space - I'd just like to have a nurse like her whenever I'm ill.

[HuttonGlutton]

I feel like such a pansy- I never cry during movies- but every time I see this, I bawl. Though the book has an absolutely tragic ending (she dies alone), this one is definately more cinematic, and, well, beautiful. That one last look she gives him before she closes her eyes... it's so perfect. It's a "he's really there" look.

Mmm. Lovely.

[MastersoftheOpera]

Garbo's magnificent! I love this movie. However I wish they had also followed the Verdi opera Traviata plot. In the opera, Armand's father - who is the cause of Marguerite's unhappiness when he makes her give up Armand - returns to see the dying Marguerite and ask forgiveness & that he will bless her marriage to Armand. In this moive, Armand's father is completely cruel and is not moved by Marguerite's humanity & goodness.

[nakis74]

There is no one like Garbo. She had everything : the genius, the beauty, the charisma, the personality, the mystique. To see her as "Camille" is to see heaven. She is heartbreaking, beautiful, beyond any words of description. Fragile, coquetish, tragic, romantic, magical, a divine dream.

[MrGrooviepotatos]

this is the first time I have seen greta garbo. she is magnifacent. I cryd.

[EquineFrenzyzfirst]

Yeah, but the timing was off in Annie. Annie was supposed to be in 1932but this movie wasn't made till 1936!

[FuelledByForties]

Magnificent xxxx

[AliciaDupres]

Music from La Traviata

[Yermog]

"It's my heart. It's not used to being happy."

That's one of the most tragic lines in the whole movie.

[marienoreene]

one of the magnificent death scene ever!!! garbo is so divine... such a powerful performance like bette davis in dark victory and joan crawford in humoresque... soooo full of emotions...

[apeace90]

I've only ever seen this scene in "Annie". what movie is this from?

[edgefire125]

It is called Camille. :)

[apeace90]

oh haha duh.

[Kostsmuch]

@apeace90 It's called Camille and stars Greta Garbo as Marguerite Gaultier

[sanbeejeev]

The best death scene in moviedom...sans pareil

[Emma2968]

whatever happens do NOT remove this video from You Tube, how will i be able to watch it over and over and over and over again!

[Emma2968]

TNviewer01 :O, how could you WHACK robert taylor, he's a bloody God, sent from above, created by angels, i could neve hurt him!

[patrizianovelli]

Bellissima, insuperabile..

[TNviewer01]

What an amazing scene! Garbo was wonderful in this role. At times I wanted to whack Robert Taylor upside the head during this film, but he did a (mostly) good job playing Armand. If this death scene doesn't get the ole tears flowing, you need to get professional help!

[1CatRaven]

My No.1 favourite move of all time!!!

(Runner up, in 2nd place, is "Terminator 2: Judgement Day", so I'm really taking a lot into consideration here...)

The silent film- version with Rudolph Valentino and Nazimova can make you cry, but this one makes you completely loose control over your tears.

Greta Garbo is amazing in this one and Robert Taylor is soooo HOT! OooooMG!

I really hope Hollywood won't F' up and do a remake of this eternal classic...

Thanx 4 the upload!

[DMBKristen41]

I love this movie.

[chelseaguy52]

Reminds me of my time home from hospital, only not as severe.

[MystyMary]

I hate that guy! What an irritating, irritating guy - why couldn't he get his act together before! So true to life - seems like the only people who are moved to sympathise with the badly suffering, are those who cannot cope with the pain of their own pity, so that they have to keep retreating, until it's too late for them to have helped the person.

[MystyMary]

the most romantic moment in cinema as far as I'm concerned! Thanks so much for uploading

[rose13red]

Best death scene ever! No wonder Marlene was in-love with Greta, what an actress!

[supersecretstarr]

my names camille!!!!

[northanger21]

Ye Gods - Robert Taylor was gorgeous. Thought he was nice in Waterloo Bridge, but really...

[Arlease37]

why did she have to die at the end !!!!

[MystyMary]

as a warning to people who think they can neglect their ailing lovers forever

[lshield1]

Clips of this movie are shown in the 1982 version of Annie. I'm glad I know what this movie is now. I've been wondering for years.

[cthretard2]

I've been the same way! I was always so fascinated by those clips!

[xnoraax]

Greta is AMAZING!

[petiteSauge]

penso che questa sia una delle migliori scene mai girate. la bellezza della garbo è stupefacente.

[76129320x]

Espectaculares Robert Taylor y Greta Garbo.Gran historia,grandes interpretaciones y gran final.Melancolia del buen cine clásico.

[Kateyhall]

Sad ending but romantic film.

[MelnBart]

This movie is NOTHING like the book...the book was so much better-but this scene still make my cry nevertheless

[Estelleeeeee]

the book doesn't finish that way..but anyway..

[SAT9terminus]

No it's not a dream...but what it some things come down to a dream ? Can you walk into your dream? Does one have what it takes to brush what doesn't matter and polish what is blurred to see the truth? ...Hmm

It is best to live in the hearts of others where the world can't hurt it, where it stays intact, where nothing could ruin a good thing.

[adrianoseber]

Obrigado, Sabrina, pela indicação! Agora fiquei com vontade de ver o filme, adoro este livro!

[frizero]

What a story! What a film! What an actress!

[meinfb]

As a death scene, I thought Merle Oberon's Wuthering Heights was more effective

[edgefire125]

I respectfully disagree.

[jimmymoonless]

Yes I agree with your disagreeing.

[CooliosCamille]

whats the guys name?

[david760716]

people have dreams

[robtran]

Poor Taylor. Couldn't lay off the booze. He could have been one of the all time greats.

[kashmira1]

Lord, he was SUCH a Beautiful man at his hieght, I was so in love with him...

So booze aged him pre-maturely.... SaD!

[robtran]

Killed him relatively young, too, and as with Montgomery Clift it ruined his talents.

[elmonjeblanco]

kashmira1:Robert Taylor wasn't a drinker, he wasn't addicted to alcohol but to cigarette, this was what killed him. He practically was ill during the whole decade of 60, finally he died of lung cancer in 1969. His last years were very sad times for him and his family.

[xxDudyxx]

This scene gets me everytime.

[edgefire125]

DUDY! *hugs*

[xxDudyxx]

Hello there, sweet! As you see, I didn't follow your advice. SORRY, I simply couldn't resist. Now, I'm addicted. Ever since I bought her box set, I've been watching all her movies over and over. She's fabulous, Lu. Love her to pieces. Love you too. xxx

[Messylin]

thank you so much to the universe for giving us this miraculous human being. I love Garbo forever.

[sanbeejeev]

This scene and the movie itself shows what an exquisitely intuitive actress Garbo was and why she remains unsurpassed. There is not one false note, not one second where you feel that she is not one with the character. Not that acting is some sort of competition, but if push comes to shove, she stands head and shoulders above all others.

[oogieboogie05]

no one like garbo! this is so sad, but i can't stop watching it

[operaticxingenue]

Wonderful performance. I might be stating the obvious here but... I'm sure this movie was based on the opera La Traviata by Verdi.

[edgefire125]

Actually both the opera and this movie were based on the book La dame aux camélias by Alexandre Dumas, fils. I own the book and it is a treasure.

[XXTheForbiddenXX]

I'LL EVEN HAVE CAMELIAS!

[hersilentface]

that was a powerful performance, i actually shed some tears :(

[davdo11]

same birthday as her. so sad!

[XXTheForbiddenXX]

Best movie ever! Robert Taylor's sick puppy dog character was the epitome of romance

[altodivo]

God she knows how to get the tears out doesn't she...dhr manages to look so sick...so desperate...oyyyyy.....

[corker99]

she is sublime in every way.....just sheer feminine perfection....there will never be none greater than the incomparable greta garbo...god bless her

[sanbeejeev]

Her performance in Camille remains the most beautiful performance in film. Next time you see the film, just watch her: every gesture, every inflection in her voice. It is the most nuanced performance in film. Some actors can sustain this level of acting for part of a movie but in Camille, Garbo achives it throughout.

[XXTheForbiddenXX]

Her facial expressions throughout are great

[bogart58]

What can you say?  Garbo is the absolute!

[edgefire125]

The absolute indeed. She brings me to tears every. single. time.