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One day during filming, BjÃ¶rn AndrÃ©sen (Tadzio) asked Sir Dirk Bogarde (Gustav von Aschenbach) [...]	D
Luchino Visconti originally wanted Evelyn Stewart to play Tadzio's mother, but a schedule-related co [...]	D
BjÃ¶rn AndrÃ©sen was dubbed, since the Swedish actor was playing a Polish character, although Ta [...]	D
Leif Garrett turned down the role of Tadzio.	D
Sir Tom Courtenay, who had starred with Sir Dirk Bogarde in Per il re e per la patria (1964), said a [...]	D
Debut theatrical movie of Marisa Berenson (Frau von Aschenbach).	D
Dominique Darel's debut.	D
English-language movie produced by Warner Brothers, who supplied one million six hundred thousand do [...]	D
In the dining room, Gustav von Aschenbach (Sir Dirk Bogarde) orders "soup and fish", which is also a [...]	D
Second part of Luchino Visconti's German Trilogy, also including La caduta degli Dei (1969) and Ludw [...]	D
Because of the film's success, one of the big salons in the Grand HÃ´tel des Bains was later named [...]	D
In 2010, it was ranked the 14th greatest art house film of all time by The Guardian.	D
Luchino Visconti considered Alec Guinness, John Gielgud, and Burt Lancaster for the role of Gustav v [...]	D
English actor John Moulder-Brown was considered for the role of Tadzio, but was later deemed too mat [...]	D
The wage difference between main and co-star was vast: while BjÃ¶rn AndrÃ©sen earned just $5000, [...]	D
When the film was shown at the Cannes film festival in 1971 Luchino Visconti took BjÃ¶rn AndrÃ©s [...]	D
While Gustav Mahler may have inspired the character of Gustav von Aschenbach, many of the plot point [...]	D
Leif Garrett was barely 10 years old when this film was made.	D
This film is part of the Criterion Collection, spine #962.	D
Although mainly filmed on-location in Venice, part of the interior of St. Mark's in Venice had to be [...]	D
JosÃ© Ferrer was preparing a version in 1964, but it fell through.	D
Sir Dirk Bogarde based his appearance on that of the distinguished composer and conductor Gustav Mah [...]	D
In 2016, it was ranked the 27th greatest LGBT film of all time in the British Film Institute poll.	D
In the Thomas Mann novella, Gustav von Aschenbach is an author, not a composer.	D
Luchino Visconti originally intended to cast a 12-year-old as Tadzio.	D
Although it was never mentioned in this movie, Gustav von Aschenbach was Jewish.	D
As a result of the popularity of the film BjÃ¶rn AndrÃ©sen became a major celebrity in Japan, wh [...]	D
Mark Burns (Alfred) later admitted he never understood the meaning of his dialogue.	D
In 2018, it was selected to be screened in the Venice Classics section at the 75th Venice Internatio [...]	D
The boy on whom Tadzio was based, Wladyslaw Gerard Jan Nepomuk Marya Moes, was only 10 in May 1911.	D
Burt Lancaster eagerly sought the role of Gustav von Aschenbach.	D
In 2012, it was ranked the 235th greatest film of all time in the Sight & Sound critics' poll.	D

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Just before leaving his hotel room for the first time, Aschenbach puts a handkerchief ("pochet") in [...]	D
As Aschenbach watches the departing Tadzio just after he twirls on the canopy posts, two young boys [...]	D
TV aerials are clearly visible on Venetian rooftops in one scene.	D
At around 1h 13 mins, Tadzio plays Beethoven's "FÃ¼r Elise" in the hotel lounge but his fingers ar [...]	D
When Aschenbach first asks the hotel manager about the situation in Venice and the manager finishes [...]	D
The size and shape of von Aschenbach's rose buttonhole changes multiple times during the final beach [...]	D
The prostitute peers out from the piano towards von Aschenbach on her left, then is shown sitting fa [...]	D
A scene near the end of the film shows a beautiful setting sun over the water. But the beach of Veni [...]	D

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Gustav von Aschenbach: Madame, will you permit an [...]	D
Gustav von Aschenbach: You must never smile like t [...]	D
Alfred: You have achieved perfect balance: the man [...]	D
Alfred: You never possessed chastity. Chastity is [...]	D
Gustav von Aschenbach: You know sometimes I think [...]	D
Gustav von Aschenbach: Why are they disinfecting V [...]	D
Alfred: Do you know what lies at the bottom of the [...]	D
Gustav von Aschenbach: What is this filthy smell? [...]	D
Travel Agent: Well, people all know, of course, th [...]	D
Travel Agent: You would be very well advised to le [...]	D
Alfred: Wisdom. Truth. Human Dignity. All finished [...]	D
Alfred: In all the world, there is no impurity so [...]	D
Travel Agent: Week by week there are more deaths. [...]	D
Gustav von Aschenbach: I remember we had one of th [...]	D
Gustav von Aschenbach: Venice is gripped by pestil [...]	D
Gustav von Aschenbach: You cannot reach the spirit [...]	D
Alfred: Truth? Justice? Human dignity? What good a [...]	D
Gustav von Aschenbach: I've been trying to find ou [...]	D

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