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Plot:
Roman Polanski adapted Thomas Hardy's novel Tess of the D'Urbervilles and came up with this moody, haunting film starring Nastassia Kinski as the farm girl who is misused by the aristocrat for ...( read more
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I don't usually fall for period melodrama, but sprinkle in a dash of Roman and I was swept away by this one.
an unremarkable period piece from Roman Polanski that is ridiculously long winded but nice to look at
just loved this movie and yes, I cried.. but I did enjoy most of Thomas Hardy's books and Roman Polanski did credit to this one
Nostalgia value for me... I was totally smitten with Nastaja Kinski and the scene where she eats strawberries!!
tess,she is always hurt because of her beautiful appearance,she knows how to love a man but she don't know how to control her life,more temptation than the ugly one in real life.kinski is so pretty womanly lady
Okey, I don't really know if this was the film I saw an sunday morning. The film I saw was black and white. It was good, but not that good.
The mean and downward day by day of a gorgeous peasant girl. beautifully adapted to the screen by Roman Polanski. A film dedicated to his wife Sharon Tate.
Beautiful-looking film, an Natassja Kinski is just stunningly beautiful, though her accent is a trifle dodgy at times. It does seem unecessarily long and the end seems rather anti-climactic. THe book is probably better.
Could anyone ever eat a strawberry like Tess?
Hardy's tragic tale brought to the screen magnificently so imao.
I like this version, but I like the A&E version of "Tess of the D'Urbervilles" with Justine Waddell better. Of course, this site didn't have that one listed so I added this one to my favorites instead.
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