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Running Time
3:17
Genre
Drama
Opened in Theaters
Wednesday, December 22nd, 1965
Directed by
David Lean
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Doctor Zhivago
Academy Award® Winner
Sweeping epic about a Russian doctor pursuing the woman he loves during Russia's turbulent political changes of World War I, the Bolshevik Revolution and Communism's rise to power.

PG-13
mature themes

Starring Omar Sharif, Julie Christie, Geraldine Chaplin...  View more >

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[--- See Now! ---]by George Jobson VIP MemberAug 21, 2007

If you got three hours and 17 minutes to spare and you got Turner Classic Movies, you know you wanted to see "Dr. Zhivago." I saw the movie and I say go for it. It's based on the novel by Boris Pasternak and it has an excellent music score by Maurice Jarre and it a love story about a Doctor played by Omar Sharif who falls for a woman named Lara played by Julie Christie behind the backdrop of both World War One and later, the Russian Revolution. If you read the novel chances are you going to remember everything about this movie. It is directed by David Lean, who three years earlier, directed "Lawrence of Arabia." A great love story in a grest movie. A must-see. 




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