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ANTHONY QUINN

Anthony Quinn

Should you wish to know more about Anthony Quinn, click on the links below which explain not only his incredible life and his contribution to the film industry but to society in general.

Anthony Quinn was definitively one of the greatest actors of all time.

I have enjoyed his movies for 50 years and will for the rest of my life. Thanks Mr. Quinn!

He portrayed a Greek in the film Zorba the Greek.

In different roles, he was a Filipino, an Eskimo, a Pope in the film The Shoes of a Fisherman, an Arabian in Lawrence of Arabia, to mention a few.

There is so much documented about him that I have selected a couple of links to introduce you to the world of Anthony Quinn.

I found that the Biography Channel portrayed his life to perfection and I have included the link below for your convenience.

Anthony Quinn Biography - Biography Channel

The film below, In the 25th Hour, is not well known.

When I was a young man I found this film very interesting and I went to YouTube to try to find the entire film.
Unfortunately, the only thing I found from the film is the last few minutes.

I would like you to view this little clip, specifically in the last few seconds, when the photographer asked him to smile.

The expression on his face is something that is very, very difficult to portray or imitate.

Of course, it is important to try to find a film to view and understand the story.

Great story, great movie, and Giant Antony Quinn.

Thanks so much for sharing. Any way to see the 25th Hour movie by French director Henri Verneuil?

Another great Quinn performance.

Anthony Quinn In The 25th Hour Last Scene

The 25th Hour (Preview Clip)

During World War Two, Johann Moritz, a Romanian Jewish peasant, whose pretty wife is lusted after by the village gendarme, is denounced, arrested and sent to a concentration camp.

In the camp, the camp commander mistakes him for a new recruit, a volunteer to the SS and he is drafted into the SS.

Ironically, after the war, he is detained by the Allied authorities for his wartime involvement with the SS.

Anthony Quinn In The 25th Hour Last Scene POST BY SPYROS PETER GOUDAS

The Secret of Santa Vittoria 1969 Anthony Quinn

MUST WATCH, the late great Anthony Quinn, one of the truly great acting performances of any actor of his era or any era for that matter, ENJOY

This is one of the most entertaining WWII movies I have seen.

Now over 40 years later, I still remember watching it as a boy and distinctly recall scenes like the passing of the wine bottles among people of the village.

And what a fabulous performance (again) by Anthony Quinn, the great Mexican-Irish actor who could convincingly play almost any ethnicity, it seems.

Even when he overacts or emotes too much, it's actually part of the characterization.

Anna Magnani is also magnificent as always, and Virna Lisi - what a beauty.

Anna Magnani's perfect portrayal of an Italian peasant woman was superb.

I enjoyed every moment of her performance on the screen.

Her determined strength and candor toward Quinn's character made me laugh.

A masterpiece filmed in a little town named Anticoli Corrado, near Roma.

A film with an exceptional cast with Anna Magnani, Virna Lisi, Anthony Quinn, Giancarlo Giannini, Renato Rascel and other great actors.

A Story in the 8 September, the day of the Fascism's fall

And the revenge of Nazism versus Italian people.

The Secret of Santa Vittoria 1969 Anthony Quinn

Anthony Quinn stars in the production of the novel "Top of the World" about Inuk the Eskimo.

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Zorba The Greek Movie Trailer

I had the great good fortune of having seen Anthony Quinn on Broadway in, of course, Zorba!

What a powerhouse!!!

And what was even more wonderful is I got to meet him at the stage door exit.

I have to admit he had the most gorgeous eyes and eyelashes I have ever seen on a man.

Mikis Theodorakis and Anthony Quinn on 29. July 1995 at the Koenigsplatz in Munich after the concert performance of "Zorba".

Can't get enough. Can't stop crying. Can't stop watching. Love you, Anthony & Miki.
Thank you Djuki for sharing this video.

This is the greek spirit!!! either you have it in your heart or you don't !!! politics aside this clip shows exactly what the Greek temperament is all about!

'Οταν ένας Έλληνας τους έκανε όλους να χορεύουν Ζορμπά

'When one their Greek made all dance Zormpa

Prophet Muhammad Movie / Anthony Quinn

Anthony Quinn,Katy Jurado, Man From Del Rio 1956 Western Movies Full Length

Barrabas 1961, Anthony Quinn,Jack Palance

The Shoes of the Fisherman

The Shoes of the Fisherman Trailer - Directed by Michael Anderson and starring Anthony Quinn, Laurence Olivier, Oskar Werner, David Janssen, Vittorio De Sica.

All eyes are focused on the Vatican, hoping to see the traditional puffs of white smoke that signal the selection of the next Pope.

But this time much more is at stake.

The new pontiff may be the only person who can bring peace to a world hovering on the edge of nuclear nightmare. Year: 1968 Director: Michael Anderson Starring: Anthony Quinn, Oskar Werner, David Janssen, Vittorio De Sica, Leo McKern, Sir John Gielgud

In The Shoes of the Fisherman (Last Scene)

+Humberto Sanchez @shenkorer I agree. Quinn was the greatest all-around actor who could play any role of any ethnic background. I found it embarrassing that the Academy Awards never gave him a lifetime Oscar.

This film, made in 1968, was based on the novel by Morris West, which envisaged a scenario whereby a Ukrainian Catholic leader called Kiril Lakota was released from the Gulag and ended up as Pope.

It was inspired by the real case of the head of the suppressed Ukrainian Catholic Church, Metropolitan Iosyf Slipyi, who was released from the Gulag in 1963 and transported to Rome, where he was named a cardinal.

The appearance of this modern day martyr at Vatican Council II caused a sensation