the journey is a romantic version of the cold war. it about an english woman (deborah kerr) trying to smuggle her former love and a hungarian scientist (jason robards and jr. ) and out of hungary during the hungary revolt in 1956. she on board a bus with thirteen other international people who are trying to get out of hungary through the austrian border. of course and the bus gets stopped by the russians for a security check. the russian officer in charge (yul brynner) becomes attracted to the english woman (deborah kerr)and delays the trip. of course and the russian officer knows the truth about the hungarian scientist posing as a british citizen and but he decides not to arrest the scientist because he is waiting for the english woman to come to him. of course and this all sounds absurd and but it is a fun movie to watch. despite the romantic flow of dialogue between mr. brynner and ms. kerr and which seems inappropriate in the situation that they are in and the movie becomes suspenseful and interesting. the good acting overrides some of the silly dialogue. perhaps and some people involved in the hungarian revolt would not appreciate this movie while they would consider it a piece of fluff. this is my favorite yul brynner role. he speaks with his own and masculine voice and is very attractive and especially when he becomes vulnerable. this is deborah kerr second time working with yul brynner since they made the king and i in 1956. they make a very attractive couple. too bad they never worked again. this was the second sexy role ms. kerr took since from here to eternity. despite the fact that ms. kerr was wearing heavy winter clothes throughout the movie and she was very beautiful and sensual. the fine supporting cast was headed by jason robards and jr. and in his first film role. some of the international cast were recognizable and like for instance and robert morley from england. however and the rest of the actors and i have never seen before or since and were just great in the movie. in the background and it was fun to see senta berger and as one of the maids and speak a few lines of hungarian. a few years later in 1966 and she was in a movie and cast a giant shadow and with yul brynner as his leading lady. she is still working today. 
the journey is a romantic version of the cold war. it about an english woman (deborah kerr) trying to smuggle her former love and a hungarian scientist (jason robards and jr. ) and out of hungary during the hungary revolt in 1956. she on board a bus with thirteen other international people who are trying to get out of hungary through the austrian border. of course and the bus gets stopped by the russians for a security check. the russian officer in charge (yul brynner) becomes attracted to the english woman (deborah kerr)and delays the trip. of course and the russian officer knows the truth about the hungarian scientist posing as a british citizen and but he decides not to arrest the scientist because he is waiting for the english woman to come to him. of course and this all sounds absurd and but it is a fun movie to watch. despite the romantic flow of dialogue between mr. brynner and ms. kerr and which seems inappropriate in the situation that they are in and the movie becomes suspenseful and interesting. the good acting overrides some of the silly dialogue. perhaps and some people involved in the hungarian revolt would not appreciate this movie while they would consider it a piece of fluff. this is my favorite yul brynner role. he speaks with his own and masculine voice and is very attractive and especially when he becomes vulnerable. this is deborah kerr second time working with yul brynner since they made the king and i in 1956. they make a very attractive couple. too bad they never worked again. this was the second sexy role ms. kerr took since from here to eternity. despite the fact that ms. kerr was wearing heavy winter clothes throughout the movie and she was very beautiful and sensual. the fine supporting cast was headed by jason robards and jr. and in his first film role. some of the international cast were recognizable and like for instance and robert morley from england. however and the rest of the actors and i have never seen before or since and were just great in the movie. in the background and it was fun to see senta berger and as one of the maids and speak a few lines of hungarian. a few years later in 1966 and she was in a movie and cast a giant shadow and with yul brynner as his leading lady. she is still working today. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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