Of course, there is Chaim Topol, who played Tevye not only in the film but in multiple Israeli, American and British productions of the show, becoming for most the definitive Tevye.
There are first- and second-generation American Jews. There are Israelis. The actor who played the rabbi, Zvee Scooler, was born in the Pale of Settlement in Molly Picon, who played Yente, was a legend of Yiddish theater and film.
While there are of course many fantastic Jewish actors now, ones with such close ties to the sources and influences of the show no longer exist.
Chances are you have seen a staged production, or several. Perhaps one of the five Broadway revivals, the four West End revivals, the recent Yiddish adaptation Off-Broadway, or the countless international, local, regional and high school productions of the show put on every year. I have suggestions! Parents say 8 Kids say You don't need to worry about it. Anyways, back to my review. Fiddler on the Roof is probably one of the best films that I have seen.
Simple, Powerful, Emotional, this movie truly delivers all the goods. With tear-jerking, uplifting, and amazing songs, this film is one of the best musical films ever. Tevye is an amazing role model, willing to sacrifice so willing to sacrifice a lot.
There are some emotional scenes involving religious persecution, that should make even the most experienced film lovers depressed. In the end, the film teaches solid messages about family, love, tradition, love, friendship, and hope. A standing ovation goes to Fiddler on the Roof. This title contains: Positive Messages. Positive role models. This review Helped me decide 1. Had useful details 2.
Read my mind 1. Report this review. Kid, 11 years old June 21, Poignant film, but very boring story; terrible dialogue and script Fiddler on the Roof is a film based on the Jewish people living in the shtetl.
Although the movie is mostly about marriage and Jews, there is some violence within the movie. The Russian soldiers start attacking the Jews with swords. Some can be seen lying on the ground, dead. Tevye shouts a lot. Tevye and Lazarwolf get drunk. This film is not very good, and I would recommend it to anyone. Helped me decide. Had useful details. Read my mind. Teen, 13 years old Written by DCsucks March 30, Kiss or Kiss was created on Doctor Kiss Kiss was created in French kiss,tonguetied kiss,open mouth kiss,closed mouth kiss,suck kiss,nip kiss,suprise kiss.
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So say you love someone very so, and kiss them for the first time, it could be the kiss. He stands for indomitable Jewish courage and forebearance, of course. I am not quite sure that the young Israeli men and women who fought the Six-Day War would identify with his acceptance, but never mind. The problem with "Fiddler" is that it's so fantastically far from the roots of its story that it might as well be moved to Ireland, where the peasants could grow potatoes instead of corn.
There is nothing particularly Jewish about it except the costumes and set decorations although the word "Jewish" itself is allowed to creep in once in the three hours plus.
Every ethnic group on Earth shrugs its shoulders and has a special relationship with God and is philosophical about things and wants its kids to marry the correct person in the correct way. That leaves you are probably bursting to tell me the songs and the dances, of course. They're fine. It is good to hear the show's hit songs for the th time, with a chorus of thousands brought in to bolster the simple peasant's simple songs.
It is good to see the dancing -- which Jewison has liberated from its stage limitations. I hate movies in which the dancers are carefully choreographed to play to an actual theater audience.
Jewison moves his camera in among the dancers and gives us a real feeling of celebration and ceremony. The Israeli actor Topol makes a good Tevye, and I liked Leonard Frey as the tailor whose first sewing machine is like his first baby. But Molly Picon's matchmaker is too much of a star turn. And the three daughters two of whom look more gentile than the third one's husband hardly come alive at all.
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