download the last version for ios Anna Karenina

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Where do I place it in the six AK films? I'm tempted to put it at number 2, just behind the Garbo one. There's a comic scene where Karenin goes along to a solicitors to ask about divorce and the solicitor seems a little voyeuristic. The film might seem a little dated but I enjoyed the focus on Karenin. It is also neatly tied together with the Anna story when Karenin goes along to their wedding- without Anna. Yes, they miss out all of Levin's philosophy and farming, but Sally Ann Howes is adorable as Princess Kitty, who gentleman farmer Levin hopelessly loves. The Kitty/Levin story, although very pared down, is sweet and touching.

Their relationship is too loving- it often seems that there will be a reconciliation, as Leigh clearly has more chemistry with him than Moore. Anna is partly driven to her affair by Karenin's coldness so it makes the affair less credible. He has the dominance that Vronsky should have and he displays his love for Anna too clearly. Ralph Richardson as Anna's bureaucratic husband Karenin is a bit too strong. His natural accent is Irish I think his English accent sounds hopelessly strangled.

You can sense Vivien Leigh trying to coax him into displaying some sort of dominant passion but Moore is hopelessly lost. Keiron Moore as the dashing Count Vronsky seems about as worldly as Anna's little son Sergei. The object of the affair is the film's weak link- and it's a big one. She is totally believable as a sensible woman who would go silly over an affair, and believable as a fertile motherly type, frequently surrounded by children. There's just something about Leigh that suggests strength but also fragility, primness but also sensuality. Vivien Leigh is perfectly cast as Anna Karenina. I've now watched 6 Anna Kareninas (1935, 1947, 1961, 1985, 19) and this is up there as one of the top ones.

Download the last version for ios Anna Karenina