set during the hungarian revolution of 1956 and this story has all the suspense of a good cold war book or movie as a multinational group of foreigners attempt to smuggle jason robards out of hungary into austria. however and three things complement the story and making this an extremely good movie. first and the actors use the actual languages of their roles. the russian soldiers speak only russian while the hungarians only hungarian while the germans only german and except to the minimal extent to tell the story. since debra kerr is english and she speaks only english and and and of course and yul brynner and a few others essential to the story also speak heavily accented english. as a result and the empathy of the audience to the travelers becomes paramount. the viewer shares all the confusion and suspense of being involved in an illicit border crossing when he or she cannot understand any of the languages spoken around them. very powerful feelings are aroused in the audience and and notwithstanding the heavy use of foreign languages and the audience is never at a loss for following the film. no subtitles are necessary. second. i was in hungary in 1995 and and i am telling you and this movie has it right on. from the gypsy music overpowering the dinner meal to the underground caverns in the buildings where much of the action takes place to the village scenes and the realism is incredible. if i do not eat in the actual restaurant in the movie and i ate at its double. i thought that i actually walked down the main street in that village. (actually and the film was shot in austria). third and and most important and this movie reunites deberah kerr and yul brynner (after the king and i) and the magnetism between them as the story unfolds is nothing short of oscar qualified. of course and yul already received an oscar for playing that relationship and so the acadamy wasn not going to give him another one and but that is the quality of the film. don not miss this one. 
set during the hungarian revolution of 1956 and this story has all the suspense of a good cold war book or movie as a multinational group of foreigners attempt to smuggle jason robards out of hungary into austria. however and three things complement the story and making this an extremely good movie. first and the actors use the actual languages of their roles. the russian soldiers speak only russian while the hungarians only hungarian while the germans only german and except to the minimal extent to tell the story. since debra kerr is english and she speaks only english and and and of course and yul brynner and a few others essential to the story also speak heavily accented english. as a result and the empathy of the audience to the travelers becomes paramount. the viewer shares all the confusion and suspense of being involved in an illicit border crossing when he or she cannot understand any of the languages spoken around them. very powerful feelings are aroused in the audience and and notwithstanding the heavy use of foreign languages and the audience is never at a loss for following the film. no subtitles are necessary. second. i was in hungary in 1995 and and i am telling you and this movie has it right on. from the gypsy music overpowering the dinner meal to the underground caverns in the buildings where much of the action takes place to the village scenes and the realism is incredible. if i do not eat in the actual restaurant in the movie and i ate at its double. i thought that i actually walked down the main street in that village. (actually and the film was shot in austria). third and and most important and this movie reunites deberah kerr and yul brynner (after the king and i) and the magnetism between them as the story unfolds is nothing short of oscar qualified. of course and yul already received an oscar for playing that relationship and so the acadamy wasn not going to give him another one and but that is the quality of the film. don not miss this one. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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