The Count of Monte Cristo (1974) 1934 2002

The Count of Monte Cristo (1974)

Published on Mar 25, 2013

The long out of print Richard Chamberlain version of Dumas's classic. Probably the best version ever filmed.

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MarshalNey133 years ago

I always hated Mercedes at the end. She had to act all self-righteous and emo. She lived a life of luxury with a dishonest, fraud of a husband and she has the nerve to criticize Edmond for cleaning out the trash? He can do better, it's Paris after all..

                          

 

towringer3 years ago (edited)

When I see how the Count exacts his revenge on Villefort, Danglars & Cadderouse, I think of that old Klingon proverb "Revenge is a dish best served cold".

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sharon stockard3 years ago

I myself prefer the 2002 Count Of Monte Cristo, with James Caviezel.

 

Sheila meri10 months ago

You must see the version with Jim Caviezel.  There is no comparison.  Jim captures the innocence of Dantes as a young man and then changes to an adult out for revenge.  He is a superb actor.  I love this movie.  I always liked the Robert Donat version until I saw the one with Jim Caviezel and the other actors in the cast.  They were all great.  I loved it!!!!

Revenge is good thing to live or die for - which's your choice?
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