Zorba the Greek - Zorbas Dance (Movie Scene - High Quality)
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Wiki info about the movie:
Zorba the Greek (originally titled Alexis Zorbas) is a 1964 film based on the novel Zorba the Greek by Nikos Kazantzakis. The film was directed by Michael Cacoyannis and the title character was played by Anthony Quinn--who was not Greek but in fact Irish Mexican. The supporting cast included Alan Bates as a visiting Englishman. The theme, "Sirtaki" by Mikis Theodorakis, has become famous and popular as a song and as a dance (especially at parties).
The movie was shot on location on the Greek island of Crete. Specific places featured include the town of Chania, the Apokoronas region and the Akrotiri peninsula. The famous scene, in which Quinn's character dances the Sirtaki, was shot on the beach of the village of Stavros.
The movie won three Academy Awards. Lila Kedrova won the Oscar for Best Supporting Actress, Vassilis Fotopoulos won the Oscar for Best Art Direction in black-and-white set decoration, and Walter Lassally won the Oscar for Best Cinematography in black-and-white. Lassally's Oscar is shown in Tavern Christiana in Stavros.
Quinn received the nomination for Best Leading Actor in a leading role and Michael Cacoyannis received three nominations for Best Picture, Best Director, and Best Writing, and Screenplay Based on Material from Another Medium.
The film was almost nominated for Best Supporting Actor for actor Sotiris Moustakas, but was rejected due to his limited screen time. In Greece, the actor is praised for his performance as the town fool.
Tags for this video: Alan Anthony Bates Cacoyannis Greek Kazantzakis Micael Mikis Nikos Quinn the Theodorakis Zorba Zorbas Zormpa Zormpas
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Can you point it out in Google earth, PLEASE!!
Anthony was half Irish and half Mexican, therfore, he could relate to our culure better than most other film actors at that time.
Só uma pessoa aculturada não saberia dar valor a esse tipo de dança e música!
Não me canso de ver e dançar tal música!
Viva os maravilhosos gregos!
Se não somos bárbaros, somos gratos pela sua cultura civilizadora!
Antônio Wilson Costa
to live, to survive tomorrow, thank you.