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@trimefisto - absolutely - crying is a response to being moved emotionally - and what people feel when they see this is a rare occurrence of unity among people from many different countries - all coming together to enjoy dancing together. It always makes me smile - after several views -- and the ...

I think this number is better than Bolero. Dean is a GENIUS of a choreographer!

@noachka - They are rehearsing at the Bolshoi for their last performance at the Bolshoi - Don Quixote - which they have been scheduled to dance for some time.

@palubob She was and she did!

I don't know why all the versions of the Last Dance posted on YT show Jerry Orback looking disaprovingly several times throughout the dance. In the movie/DVD version, he gets up to "stop the proceedings" before the dance even starts and is told then by his wife to sit down. The folowing shots of...

Why do you have them tied up on such short leashes?

@nazigreasefire He survived

Commenters: Please research before you spew forth criticisms. The full video -on YT - indicates an officer telling everyone to get out of the way until the fire is put out. Don't need 10 more casualties due to a gasoline explosion. Plus, you should not move someone at all after an accident - exc...

BRILLIANT!

violin is drowning out the piano. The instruments should be equal!

Lesley should have gotten an oscar for this performance!

@plaingrumpy you're being kind.

Its a Mom and cub playing. When there are two or more cubs, they play together. When there are no siblings, the cub wants to play with Mom.

@susieboo34 Have you no knowledge of Mr. Thornton? (North and South?)

His laugh is infectious.

The actor who dubbed this in German does not capture 1 percent of the emotion that Jon Voigt had in his voice. Get the original in English with German Subtitles if you want to hear what this scene is supposed to convey.

Does anyone know where to obtain the full movie in DVD?

This is the Diana and Acteon Pas de Deux.

@tutus4life Bisson Frishe (sp?)

@AliciaKeys1994 You've had to wait a long time for a correct reply! This orchestration of Jarre's music is definitely not what was used in the film. Could have been a version performed by another orchestra in a concert.

@SOyouTHINKurFUNNY - The other one (can't remember which is which) trained him from when he was little to jump into his arms. That's why he does it to him and not the other guy. He clearly loves them both.

@totaketheblack Alan Rickman had a minute role in the original Tinker Tailor.

What a wonderful job you've done! Like others, now I won't have to FF to all the good scenes. Thank you!

Very interesting that he has the same line to say in both "North and South" and Robin Hood: 'You're coming home with me' - in such very different circumstances.

I went to see the movie only to see him and was so disappointed that his role was so minimal.

If Craig gets tired of doing James Bond, Armitage would be perfect in the role.

Armitage needs a great role in a movie so he will start getting many other roles for his fans to appreciate.

@girlfriday100 In an interview (on YT) Danielle says that after the film was wrapped up, she got a call saying they needed to re-shoot this scene, and that is was quite delightful kissing RA all afternoon (multiple takes!)

Please post their exhibition performance after the competition - Hit the Road Jack.

It was FABULOUS!

Thank you for posting! I saw her dance in 1973 in NY when she was in her early 50s and she was AMAZING. She danced Walpurgis Nacht and Don Q with A. Godunov! I'll never forget those performances. I was very fortunate to meet her in the 80's and attend some of her rehearsals. The same enthusia...

Anna dances with such joy and exuberance. As she has been dancing solo roles for many years, it is difficult to understand why the Bolshoi has not promoted her to the soloist level. .

Another gorgeous performance--unfortunately marred by the innane, irrelevant, and IRRITATING commentary.

I love his stretch, his line, his glide, his elegance, his musicality, his lyricism, his expressiveness-- everything that is lacking in most of the current male ice jumping champions.

This was classic Robin--expressive, intensive, moving, lyrical, GORGEOUS!

I'll take a single open axel of Robin's any day over ten other skaters quads.

Robin is the most versatile male skater ever. He can do classical, rock n' roll, Broadway, ballads, and humour -- all with total conviction. He is also musical, expressive, and entertaining. It doesn't get any better than that.

@MusicTheatreMegaFan - there are two black and white versions of the Dying Swan with Plisetskaya. Don't watch the 1959 version - watch the Vaimusic version. She was older in the latter and had improved her technique and deepened her interpretation.