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Lawrence of Arabia - officers' bar scene

From the 1962 film. Scene featuring Peter O'Toole and Anthony Quayle. Lawrence and Farraj visit Cairo to tell Dryden and the British officers that the Arabs have taken Aqaba.  
 
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littlemaker2 (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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My favoutire scene!
EvangelineSky (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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"Two large glasses of lemonade"... lol.
Aussiemarco (1 month ago) Show Hide
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Maybe it was political? Think of what was happening in 1963 (when the voting for this film's Oscars happened) and the Equal Rights movement at that time. Gregory Peck's part in 'Mockingbird' was one of those beacons leading the fight for black equal rights.
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A pertinent point indeed!
MARTINKUK1 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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Filmed in Sevilla, Spain...
anunezrel (1 month ago) Show Hide
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OMG thta's not Arabia that's in seville, Spain. I went there is called "plaza de España".
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EvangelineSky (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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There something wrong with that?
6079smythw (2 months ago) Show Hide
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"No that's not true. We killed some, too many really. I'll manage it better next time."

I Love this movie ........what more can i say??
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No such thing has been "proven". It's speculation by Lawrence's less-than-flattering biographers - Richard Aldington, Michael Asher, Desmond Stewart - that Terrence Rattigan and then David Lean picked up on and sensationalized.

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