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Dir: David Lean / Writing credits:  T.E. Lawrence (writings) Robert Bolt /1962
When it come to making epics, David Lean is the master and what better proof than this masterpiece. "Lawrence Of Arabia" was first shown in 1962 and after almost 40 years later, it is still beautiful. The story of T. E. Lawrence is wonderfully brought to us by David Lean, director of another masterpiece called "The Bridge On The River Kwai".

David Lean has shown us a man’s long, yet never boring (at least for me) journey into the deserts of Arabia. Lawrence (Peter O’Toole) is an ordinary man that becomes a hero  during his extensive tenure in Arabia. He becomes a traveler, a great man, and a leader to the people that he has associated with. Only director David Lean could have given us a movie experience like this.

An assortment of phenomenal actors are collected for this movie and what a cast! Peter O’Toole, Omar Sharif, Anthony Quinn, Alec Guiness and so much more portray their characters with intensity and believability. As Lawrence, Peter O’Toole  made the role his own. Omar Sharif as Ali is one of the most charismatic characters in film history.

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