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Lawrence of Arabia - "Nothing is written" scene

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Short scene from the 1962 film starring Peter O'Toole and Omar Sharif. After Lawrence rescues a man lost during the Nefud crossing, he and Ali have a conversation about names and how "for some men, nothing is written." One of my favorite scenes in the film.

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  • OMG...I'd forgotten how wonderful this film really was....a masterpiece!!! and how did Peter O'toole and Omar Sharif not get Oscars for their acting in this film....?????

  • Omar Sharif.... georgous!!!

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  • one of the best movies in cinema. greatest dialogue ever. i just repeat whatever i hear because i'm too astupid to make up my own mind lololololololololol

  • ALL IS WRITTEN IN THE KORAN. BLASPHEMY!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • One of the great masterpieces in Cinema.

  • One of the best dialogs onscreen between two actors.

  • I love this movie so much, it is so rich and there is so much to see. It is real depth and especially in the characters, like Lawrence when he tries so hard to help and starts to get more than he can handle it is heartbreaking, this is one of my favorite movies of all time.anthony Quinn cracks me up every time in his great scene with Lawrence inthe tent, peter o'toole has to be one of the best actors i've ever seen, he and omar sharif were so great in this move.As 4 mamc1986 commet-OOH yeah!!!!

  • Would you upload that great Mirage scene, at the first third of the film? It's amazing! When Lawrence sees what slowly reveals to be a man far distant. The first time he meets with Sheriff.

  • Peter & Omar - the best!!

  • @farmerne With characters who actually struggle against complex inward AND outward forces. It's so arresting as watching a man who's either been given or taken on too much. I mean, it was good enough for The Odyssey, so obviously this kind of storytelling doesn't have an expiration date. One of the things I love about Lawrence is his desire to be honorable, his slyness, pragmatism, innocence, but most of all fragility caused by trying to hold it all together. Not to mention his surreal features!

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