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A Dangerous Man: Lawrence After Arabia (1991)

A Dangerous Man: Lawrence After Arabia (1991)
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This informative look at T.E. Lawrence at the 1919 Paris Peace Conference, as he serves as the liaison to the Hashemite delegation in an effort to have the Allies agree to Arab independence. ~ Rovi

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Starring:
Ralph Fiennes
Director(s):
Christopher Menaul
Format(s):
DVD
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Synopsis of A Dangerous Man: Lawrence After Arabia

This informative look at T.E. Lawrence at the 1919 Paris Peace Conference, as he serves as the liaison to the Hashemite delegation in an effort to have the Allies agree to Arab independence. ~ Rovi

Theatrical Feature Running Time:
104 mins

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Director(s):
Christopher Menaul
Writer(s):
Tim Rose Price
Producer(s):
David Puttnam, Uberto Pasolini
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    Anne D.

    I completely enjoyed this movie. Siddig El Fadil does an excelent job as Prince/King Fiesel. Ralph Fiennes does a bang-up job as Lawence. Very good movie.

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    Priscilla S.

    Less glamour drama than the Peter O'Toole version, rewarding with the historical accuracy that seemed quite real.

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    Roger D.

    I have seen a number of movies about T.E. Lawrence, and found this one disappointing. I found myselft struggling to understand the dialog at times (or maybe it's because I was born and raised in Los Angeles). It seemed muffled and/or the actors were not ennunciating their lines clearly, including Ralph Fiennes. The director and producer really fumbled the ball by not demanding better of the actors and/or sound personnel. Also, there seemed to be too many talking heads and scenes of people sitting around big tables and talking. A straight documentary of the issues addressed in this movie would have been far better.

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