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Amadeus

I cannot leave alone a soul in pain. Do you know who I am? That makes no difference. All...

I cannot leave alone a soul in pain. Do you know who I am? That makes no difference. All men are equal in god's eyes

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I cannot leave alone a soul in pain
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Do you know who I am
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That makes no difference
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All men are equal in god's eyes
Available in 8 languages
Duration
17 seconds
Views
1,682
Timestamp in Movie
00:06:12
Uploaded
Mar 10, 2026
Genres
history, music, drama
Production
The Saul Zaentz Company

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Movie Summary

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart is a remarkably talented young Viennese composer who unwittingly finds a fierce rival in the disciplined and determined Antonio Salieri. Resenting Mozart for both his hedonistic lifestyle and his undeniable talent, the highly religious Salieri is gradually consumed by his jealousy and becomes obsessed with Mozart's downfall, leading to a devious scheme that has dire consequences for both men.

Actors

F. Murray Abraham
Antonio Salieri
F. Murray Abraham
Richard Frank
Father Vogler
Richard Frank
All men are equal in god's eyesAre they - Amadeus 00:12
All men are equal in god's eyesAre they
Are they? - Amadeus 00:08
Are they?
I can offer you god's forgiveness. - Amadeus 00:05
I can offer you god's forgiveness.
I know a little. - Amadeus 00:14
I know a little.
I can't say that I do. - Amadeus 00:17
I can't say that I do.
This one brought down the house when we played it. - Amadeus 00:06
This one brought down the house when we played it.
Well? I regret it is not too familiar. - Amadeus 00:26
Well? I regret it is not too familiar.
Can you recall no melody of mineI was the most famous composer in EuropeI wrote 40 operas aloneHereWhat about this oneYes I know thatThat's charmingI'm sorry I didn't know you wrote thatI didn'tThat was MozartWolfgangAmadeus MozartThe man you accuse - Amadeus 01:06
Can you recall no melody of mineI was the most famous...
You've heard that? - Amadeus 00:07
You've heard that?
For god's sake, my son... - Amadeus 00:15
For god's sake, my son...
Was my idolSali eri MozartI can't think of a time when I didn't know his nameI was playing gamesWhen he was playing music for kings and emperorsEven the pope in RomeI admit I was jealousWhen I heard the tales they told about himNot of the brilliant little - Amadeus 00:41
Was my idolSali eri MozartI can't think of a time when...
Sali eri: Mozart. - Amadeus 00:19
Sali eri: Mozart.
I admit, I was jealous... - Amadeus 00:35
I admit, I was jealous...
My father he did not care for musicHow I wished I could be like MozartHe would say why Do you want to be a trained monkeyYou'd like me to drag you around doing tricks like a circus freakHow could I tell himWhat music meant to me - Amadeus 00:31
My father he did not care for musicHow I wished I could be...
How could I tell him... - Amadeus 00:09
How could I tell him...
Salieri While my father prayed earnestly to godTo protect commerceI would offer upSecretlyThe proudest prayer a boy could think ofLord make me a great composerLet me celebrate your glory through musicAnd be celebrated myselfMake me famous through the - Amadeus 01:09
Salieri While my father prayed earnestly to godTo protect...
My life changed forever. - Amadeus 00:39
My life changed forever.
Actually the man had no ear at allBut what did it matterHe adored my music - Amadeus 00:12
Actually the man had no ear at allBut what did it matterHe...
That night... - Amadeus 00:09
That night...
As I wandered through the salon... - Amadeus 00:35
As I wandered through the salon...