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What movie is this I must see it

Probably his second best role, much preferred I Claudius.

Yep no short cuts

100 years later

Bolsheviks tried to eliminate money when they first took power. You know what happened? Mass starvation. Americans bailed them out.

Drum up people's grievances and lie to them about caring for their lives and concerns. Human garbage

We should have listened, now we’re stuck with fetterman.

CAPTAIN?

4:22 based

Fuck this music

Evil man.

when the bbc was worth paying for

Lenin was a tremendous leader

So good wow thank you, i never knew about this!

Never trust them free Palestine 🇵🇸 🇿🇦

I love this movie - it's seriously underrated!! XD XD XD XD

Some days this scene will randomly pop into my head, and every time it makes me laugh so hard. Man I love this movie xD

Charles Xavier as Vladimir Lenin Erik Lehnsherr/Magneto as Tsar Nicholas II Romanov

"Dont trust the liberals" Old commie wasnt wrong !!

This is especially poignant in these times watching a genocide unfold. But we muat remember Lenin! Think and organize, dont react!

Jim hacker and piccard in the same universe

All this trouble just to hand power to a Georgian madman and causing the death of millions

Thanks for this recent discovery of a great actor,just outstanding ❤John Barnett revisited January 2 2024❤😊

Wow wow wow 👍👍👍

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Even Lenin didnt like Liberals

Trotskys introduction was so out of the blue. Bro just appeared at the door.

4:25

(I'm sure most of you already know this, but that word means something different when Ilyich says it.)

I'm waiting for Q to show up.

It was so cool to see this series switch from Lenin and the Tsar. I actually did come to care a little for Nicholas as I watched from since he was just a young man all the way to the end. However, despite Lenin's intensity, I wanted nothing more than for his regime to take over.

"You do nothing if you just sit here and talk like a fleet of university liberals." Based.

Sauce?

It's funny that Patrick Stewart played both Lenin as well as Napoleon in the 1999 Animal Farm.

Pamphlets oh thanks that will be great

I'd be fascinated to see how this performance compares with that show depicting Robert Carlyle's Hitler. A whole collection of miniseries depicting the rise of totalitarian revolutionaries in the 20th century, though Carlyle's performance is significantly more explicitly malevolent (and on-the-nose).

Seems about right.

Really enjoyed it. Thanks for editing and uploading.

Stewart is riveting-best historical series ever?👍👍

He's right. He's always been fucking right.

i never know that professor X is socialist, soviet leader and hero to the humanity before X-Men

Mon Capitan! ❤️😊

Don't trust marxists or communists either.

17:59 Picard: "The first duty of the revolutionary is to fight those forces and personalities which obstruct the socialist revolution" Wesley: "... sir?" Picard: "It is the GUIDING principle upon which communism is based. And if you can't find it within yourself to stand up and take up arms against the bourgeoisie you don't deserve to wear that budenovka"

Amazing performance by Stewart and everyone else, utterly amazing. Also well written. Brings the time and events to life.

I am the Walrus

Didn't go quite as planned. My friend and I watched this movie and almost fell off the couch laughing at this scene.

so powerful a perforance humbling

fantastic acting aww the joy of real actors

very well done. capturing his militant selfless dedication.