"I appeal to the chemists to discover a humane gas that will kill instantly and painlessly. Deadly by all means, but humane, not cruel." Fabian Socialist George Bernard Shaw, LISTENER Feb 7, 1934. + Informações

Fabian Socialist George Bernard Shaw Praises Mussolini, other dictators. + Informações

Fabian Socialism revealed for what it is.. + Informações

This scene is one of my favourite from a brilliant adaption of Shaw's work - it is even said he thought highly of it! This has wit, fine acting and great character portrayals. This scene is where Caesar has taken control of the Light House (Mole) at Alexandria and is being attacked by the Egyptians. Cleopatra pays him a visit in a carpet. Julius Caesar is played by Claude Rains a British actor who started film life as the invisible man when middle aged. His humour is wry, his facial expressions are a joy to watch. With him is Rufio played by Basil Sydney, brusque with excellent throw away lines from Shaw. A real fave - Cecil Parker playing Britannus, a role just for him - smug and aristocratic with marvellous lines - listen out for "It isn't a British invention" as if everything of value should be! Stewart Granger (James Stewart but someone else beat him to it) plays Apollodorus the beautiful romantic lead without any romance. Then Vivien Leigh who lived like a princess in India where she was born, plays the young queen Cleopatra. I find her so good she is irritating as the spolit young monarch. All thoroughly enjoying Shaw's slick screenplay. I urge you to try and watch the whole film as part of British film one of its best times and yet its 1946! A film where all the players play their parts to the full. When you watch the film you will also see many others especially Dame Flora Robson and Ernest Thesiger.. + Informações

Eliza Doolittle (Audrey Hepburn) drives Professor Higgins (Rex Harrison) mad with her cockney accent. From the 1964 film 'My Fair Lady". English subtitles. NOTE: No copyright infringement intended. The video is a good example of how popular culture portrays linguistic variety and is supposed to be used as an illustration for educational purposes.. + Informações

One Tree Hill Quote: Brooke: George Bernard Shaw once wrote there are two tragedies in life, one is to lose your hearts desire, the other is to gain it. Clearly Shaw had his heart broken once or twice. Nathan: As far as I'm concerned Shaw was a punk cause you know what tragedies happen. What are you gonna do, give up, quit, no. I realise now that when your heart breakes you gotta fight like hell to make sure you are alive, cause you are. And that pain you feel, that's life. The confusiion and fear, it's there to remind you that somewhere out there is something better and that something is worth fighting for. Haley: This year I got everything I wanted and everything I wished for but in a way I lost even more. Lucas: Shaw was right as we straing to grasp the things we desire the things we think will make out lives better: money, popularity, fame we ignore what truly matters. The simple things, like friendship, family, love, the things we probably already had. Mouth: So Mr. Shaw think's that getting your hearts desire is a tragedy? I say he's wrong, I mean clearly Shaw never kissed Erica Marsh. Peyton: Yes, losing your hearts desire is tragic but gaining your hearts desire, ít's all you can hope for. This year I wished for love. To emerse myself in someone else and to wake a heart long afraid to feel. My wish was granted and if having that is tragic, then give me tragedy. Cause I wouldn't give it back for the world. One Tree Hill isn't mine this is just for entertainment .... + Informações

Another film clips of George Bernard Shaw. It's worth watching..!. + Informações

Alex is joined by his producer, Aaron Dykes.Aaron goes over the history of the Eugenicist and one of their main leaders in this occult group, and reads off quotes about how much they wanted to kill most of the population during WW2. www.infowars.com jonesreport.com See Videos of Shaw here! www.jonesreport.com. + Informações

A London stage production of George Bernard Shaw's play "Arms and the Man". A comedic play set during the Serbo-Bulgarian War of 1885. Directed by Philip Casson. With Richard Briers, Alice Krige, Peter Egan, Richard Pearson. I apologize for the poor quality of this video. Trivia: Alice Krige is one of the actresses who has played the Borg Queen. She was also in Chariots of Fire and more recently has been a regular on the show "Spooks". + Informações

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Alex is joined by his producer, Aaron Dykes.Aaron goes over the history of the Eugenicist and one of their main leaders in this occult group, and reads off quotes about how much they wanted to kill most of the population during WW2. www.infowars.com jonesreport.com See Videos of Shaw here!! www.jonesreport.com. + Informações

Play by George Bernard Shaw, adaptation (reduction) for TV by Audrey Maas. Geneviève Bujold ... Cleopatra Alec Guinness ... Julius Caesar Iain Cuthbertson ... Rufio Margaret Courtenay ... Ftatateeta Clive Francis ... Apollodorus Noel Willman ... Pothinus Roy Stewart .. Nubian Slave Michael Bryant ... Brittanus Jolyon Bates ... Ptolemy Director: James Cellan Jones. + Informações

Play by George Bernard Shaw, adaptation (reduction) for TV by Audrey Maas. Geneviève Bujold ... Cleopatra Alec Guinness ... Julius Caesar Iain Cuthbertson ... Rufio Margaret Courtenay ... Ftatateeta Clive Francis ... Apollodorus Noel Willman ... Pothinus Roy Stewart .. Nubian Slave Michael Bryant ... Brittanus Jolyon Bates ... Ptolemy Director: James Cellan Jones. + Informações

Play by George Bernard Shaw, adaptation (reduction) for TV by Audrey Maas. Geneviève Bujold ... Cleopatra Alec Guinness ... Julius Caesar Iain Cuthbertson ... Rufio Margaret Courtenay ... Ftatateeta Clive Francis ... Apollodorus Noel Willman ... Pothinus Director: James Cellan Jones. + Informações

this clip beings at the start of the play's "interlude". It is the scene between the King (a fellow brimming with Shavian wit and smarts) and his mistress -- which features Helen Mirren's terrific turn as the dishy witty Orinthia. Nigel Davenport ... King Magnus Helen Mirren ... Orinthia "The Apple Cart: A Political Extravaganza" is a 1929 play by George Bernard Shaw. This clip from "Play of the Week" in 1975. part one of three uploads of the complete "interlude" Peter Lathan wrote in 2007: After an awful lot of worthy debate about the nature of government, a light shines on this play with the arrival of Helen Mirren as the arch and extremely sexy Orinthia, a narcissist so much at home in the King's company that it takes time to realise that she is his mistress and not the wonderfully named Queen Jemima.. + Informações

Play by George Bernard Shaw, adaptation (reduction) for TV by Audrey Maas. Geneviève Bujold ... Cleopatra Alec Guinness ... Julius Caesar Iain Cuthbertson ... Rufio Clive Francis ... Apollodorus Michael Bryant ... Brittanus Director: James Cellan Jones. + Informações

Play by George Bernard Shaw, adaptation (reduction) for TV by Audrey Maas. Geneviève Bujold ... Cleopatra Alec Guinness ... Julius Caesar Iain Cuthbertson ... Rufio Clive Francis ... Apollodorus Michael Bryant ... Brittanus Director: James Cellan Jones. + Informações

An excerpt from the Spring Play by George Bernard Shaw. + Informações

Stephen Pratt explains ten of the top goals of Socialism in a presentation in 2008 and shows a stained glass window in England made in 1910. On the right are two men (George Bernard Shaw and Edward Peas) forging or shaping the world. On the left is a man pulling on a rope pumping the air for the billows. In the middle is an emblem that says "PRAY DEVOUTLY, HAMMER STOUTLY". These were the slogans of the Socialist movement. The do gooders who are going to share their blessings with the rest of the world. The men at the bottom are praying to an alter of Socialist literature including Plays Pleasant, Plays Unpleasant, Fabian Tracks and Essays, etc. The man on the left is HG Wells thumbing his nose because he doesn't want this system or anything to do with it. Their motto is "REMOULD IT NEARER TO THE HEARTS DESIRE". See the entire video called "America's Second Founding" at: www.idezignmedia.com From the "Know Your Liberty Series". www.LibertyandLearning.org. + Informações

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A scene between Louka and Sergius, from the play "Arms and the man" by George Bernard Shaw. Filmed by Alan Erlich, on a set designed by Humber College students. It's a great college, just saying!. + Informações

This public domain classic centers around a conceited language professor who tricks his snobby peers by teaching a girl from the gutter to behave like a lady?and everyone thinks she is a princess! Nominated for a best Picture Academy Award, and won one for Best Screenplay (Written by famed playwright George Bernard Shaw and adapted by Ian Dalrymple). Also, the play was later remade as My Fair Lady, which also won several Oscars. Stars Oscar-winning actors Leslie Howard and Dam Wendy Hiller. NOTE: Contains profanity.. + Informações

Review covered several new Montblanc pieces in my humble fountain pen collection. Comprises of: (i) the 149 with OBB nib, (ii) Solitaire Sterling Silver LeGrand with B nib and (iii) the George Bernard Shaw Limited Writer's Edition with B nib, one of 16000 pens produced in 2008.. + Informações

Well, I found that already uploaded on YouTube, but in a poor quality, and not the full scene. Also, it wasn't linked to Jeremy Brett (nor to Bill Shirley, who - unneccessarily, really - dubbed his singing voice). I love this scene since my childhood; and it's a marvellous song by Frederic Loewe (music) and Alan Jay Lerner (lyrics). Finally, this is some sort of sentimental reminder for me. I was among those who, after the last performance of The Secret of Sherlock Holmes, stood at the Stage Door of the Wyndham's Theatre and sang it to Jeremy Brett, who really was up in tears. May he rest in peace. "Cameos" in this scene: the great Mona Washbourne and the inimitable Rex Harrison, playing George Bernard Shaw's Holmes substitute Henry Higgins. Go, buy the DVD! It's a great movie! =). + Informações

Volcano Theatre Company's performance of George Bernard Shaw's "Arms and the Man". + Informações