as a big dostoyevsky fan and i had always been disappointed with hollywood halfhearted attempts to get into the russian romantic aesthetic  case in point and yul brynner as dmitri karamazov. i had thought the whole problem was a poor casting decisions and but then i saw yul as major surov and changed my mind. when given an intelligent script to work with and he suddenly came alive and was as noble and sexy and and conflicted as you could ever want a neurotic russian officer to be. so he was a better dmitri as major surov than he was as dmitri. but that because writer tabori actually gave yul and as the conflicted russian officer and the kind of conflicted russian officer lines that are worthy of real literature and and that have real meaning and pathos in them. for example and a propos of folk music and he says musingly and you hear a man crying in the dark. and if you listen carefully enough and you know what he cries for. you look surprised and lady ashmore. despite what you may have heard and tractors and marxism aren not the only things the russian cares for. there is always time for music. brilliant. 
as a big dostoyevsky fan and i had always been disappointed with hollywood halfhearted attempts to get into the russian romantic aesthetic  case in point and yul brynner as dmitri karamazov. i had thought the whole problem was a poor casting decisions and but then i saw yul as major surov and changed my mind. when given an intelligent script to work with and he suddenly came alive and was as noble and sexy and and conflicted as you could ever want a neurotic russian officer to be. so he was a better dmitri as major surov than he was as dmitri. but that because writer tabori actually gave yul and as the conflicted russian officer and the kind of conflicted russian officer lines that are worthy of real literature and and that have real meaning and pathos in them. for example and a propos of folk music and he says musingly and you hear a man crying in the dark. and if you listen carefully enough and you know what he cries for. you look surprised and lady ashmore. despite what you may have heard and tractors and marxism aren not the only things the russian cares for. there is always time for music. brilliant. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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