Lawrence of Arabia

1962
9.3
Lawrence of Arabia
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Title: Lawrence of Arabia

Original Title: Lawrence of Arabia

Year: 1962

Info

Release Dates

  • UK: September 22 2017
  • United States: December 16 1962

Plot

In 1935, Thomas Edward Lawrence, better known as Lawrence of Arabia, died in a motorcycle accident. After the funeral, a journalist tries to gather information about the life of Lawrence. This leads him to discover the history of brash British Army lieutenant was when he was stationed in Cairo during World War 1. Because of their local knowledge and customs, which is granted leave to establish diplomatic negotiations with Prince Faysal, in order to achieve beneficial agreements for the Crown. However, he will love the country and its endless deserts, which will make him to unite the tribes against foreigners. Winner of 7 Oscars, including best picture in 1963.

Awards

  • 1963 Academy Awards (Oscars): 10 7
  • 1963 Golden Globes: 5 3
  • 1963 BAFTA Awards: 5 4

Cast

Director:

David Lean David Lean

Peter O'Toole

Peter O'Toole

T.E. Lawrence

Alec Guinness

Alec Guinness

Prince Feisal

Anthony Quinn

Anthony Quinn

Auda Abu Tayi

Jack Hawkins

Jack Hawkins

General Allenby

Omar Sharif

Omar Sharif

Sherif Ali

Claude Rains

Claude Rains

Mr. Dryden

Videos

Trailer 'Lawrence of Arabia' 4:44

Trailer 'Lawrence of Arabia'

September 16 2017

Photos

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Trivia

When Peter O'Toole watched the film for the first time

Peter O'Toole afirmó que nunca vio la película completa hasta casi dos décadas después de su estreno original, momento en el que quedó muy impresionado.

First time on a camel

The first time Peter O'Toole tried riding a camel, blood oozed from his jeans. "This is a very delicate Irish arse", he warned his instructor". He finally mastered his camel-riding technique by adding a layer of sponge rubber under the saddle

Lens of 482 mm

To film Omar Sharif's entrance through a mirage, Freddie Young used a special 482mm lens from Panavision. Panavision still has this lens, and it is known among cinematographers as the "David Lean lens". It was created specifically for this shot and has not been used since.

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