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Song Without End

The romantic story of Hungarian pianist Franz Liszt (Sir Dirk Bogarde), whose scandalous love affair forced him to abandon his adoring audiences.

Director

Charles Vidor, George Cukor

Year

Genre

biography, drama, music

Box Office

N/A

Production

William Goetz Productions

Awards

Won 1 Oscar. 2 wins & 3 nominations total

Franz Liszt

Princess Carolyne Wittgenstein

Countess Marie D'Agoult

Geneviève Page

Georges Sand

Patricia Morison

Prince Nicholas

Grand Duchess

Potin

Prince Felix Lichnowsky

Albert Rueprecht

Chelard

Richard Wagner

Archbishop

Czar

Hans Unterkircher

Sigismond Thalberg

Erland Erlandsen

Frederic Chopin

Alexander Davion

Anna Liszt

Katherine Squire

Emissary

Komparsenrolle

Gypsy

Emissary of the Grand Duchess

Lester Matthews

Emissary in Rome

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- Marie.
- Hmm? - Song Without End

- Marie. - Hmm?

That is my son, Daniel.
He is a great critic of my music. - Song Without End

That is my son, Daniel. He is a great critic of my music.

You see? Your music
enchants him, Frederic. - Song Without End

You see? Your music enchants him, Frederic.

I wish I could
play my music that well. - Song Without End

I wish I could play my music that well.

Potin!
Potin! What would you say... - Song Without End

Potin! Potin! What would you say...

(Playing Bach's Passacaglia
and Fugue in C Minor) - Song Without End

(Playing Bach's Passacaglia and Fugue in C Minor)

Stop it! - Song Without End

What's happening? - Song Without End

What's happening?

Packed, Maestro, packed.
Just like in the old days. - Song Without End

Packed, Maestro, packed. Just like in the old days.

Ladies and gentlemen, - Song Without End

Ladies and gentlemen,

Maestro. Still the giant.
Still the conqueror. - Song Without End

Maestro. Still the giant. Still the conqueror.

Mother. - Song Without End

Be careful, Franz. - Song Without End

Be careful, Franz.

Beautiful. Beautiful. - Song Without End

Beautiful. Beautiful.

Where is that impossible man? - Song Without End

Where is that impossible man?

Less leniency and
more discipline, Wittgenstein. - Song Without End

Less leniency and more discipline, Wittgenstein.

Franz Liszt. - Song Without End

What airs, the man! - Song Without End

What airs, the man!

I would love to have
a man like that in Weimar. - Song Without End

I would love to have a man like that in Weimar.

Wave from the window.
Keep them happy. - Song Without End

Wave from the window. Keep them happy.

They are like a dragon that comes
every night for your blood, - Song Without End

They are like a dragon that comes every night for your blood...

Or is it that you just
can't live without them? - Song Without End

Or is it that you just can't live without them?

Franz! Franz, don't go. - Song Without End

Franz! Franz, don't go.

Oh, thank you for playing
for my people today. - Song Without End

Oh, thank you for playing for my people today.

Please. - Song Without End

What I believe in, I trust. - Song Without End

What I believe in, I trust.

I... I play next in Odessa. - Song Without End

I... I play next in Odessa.

Ladies and gentlemen of Odessa, - Song Without End

Ladies and gentlemen of Odessa,

Tell the piano player
we wish to speak to him. - Song Without End

Tell the piano player we wish to speak to him.

Maestro, what have you done? - Song Without End

Maestro, what have you done?

Monsieur, His Highness Prince Nicholas
Sayn-Wittgenstein desires your presence. - Song Without End

Monsieur, His Highness Prince Nicholas Sayn-Wittgenstein des...

He'll desire it
less when I get there. - Song Without End

He'll desire it less when I get there.

- Franz Liszt.
- Yes? - Song Without End

- Franz Liszt. - Yes?

Carolyne. - Song Without End

Supposing... - Song Without End

Ah, Monsieur Liszt. - Song Without End

Ah, Monsieur Liszt.

Your Highness. - Song Without End

(Liszt playing Liebestraum No.
3 in A-flat) - Song Without End

(Liszt playing Liebestraum No. 3 in A-flat)

No... - Song Without End

No, it's a lie. - Song Without End

No, it's a lie.

Your Highness. - Song Without End

Felix! - Song Without End

Franz, the Czar refuses
consent to the divorce. - Song Without End

Franz, the Czar refuses consent to the divorce.

Welcome to my mother's house. - Song Without End

Welcome to my mother's house.

He will never marry you, madame. - Song Without End

He will never marry you, madame.

I met Franz at a musical party - Song Without End

I met Franz at a musical party

He doesn't know the road,
madame. - Song Without End

He doesn't know the road, madame.

Let us walk across the park to the theatre
and listen to the great man. - Song Without End

Let us walk across the park to the theatre and listen to the...

Your Eminence, - Song Without End

Your Highness. - Song Without End

Never to see each other. - Song Without End

Never to see each other.

Herr Liszt, I'm taking the liberty of
bringing your tray for the fourth time. - Song Without End

Herr Liszt, I'm taking the liberty of bringing your tra...

And, Canon, I want a Franciscan choir
for the nuptial mass. - Song Without End

And, Canon, I want a Franciscan choir for the nuptial mass.

(Liszt playing Concerto No.
1 in E-flat and Hungarian Fantasy medley) - Song Without End

(Liszt playing Concerto No. 1 in E-flat and Hungarian Fantas...

The Russian Ambassador
has requested an audience - Song Without End

The Russian Ambassador has requested an audience

This is very improper on
the eve of our wedding. - Song Without End

This is very improper on the eve of our wedding.

- Monsignor.
- Your Highness, Maestro, - Song Without End

- Monsignor. - Your Highness, Maestro,

Open it. - Song Without End

You are God's. His instrument. - Song Without End

You are God's. His instrument.

Good-bye, Franz. - Song Without End

Good-bye, Franz.

Carolyne... - Song Without End

All my earthly possessions,
I leave to my beloved children, - Song Without End

All my earthly possessions, I leave to my beloved children,

It's my most fervent desire to have
forgiveness conveyed upon my soul, - Song Without End

It's my most fervent desire to have forgiveness conveye...

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The romantic story of Hungarian pianist Franz Liszt (Sir Dirk Bogarde), whose scandalous love affair forced him to abandon his adoring audiences.

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Director: Charles Vidor, George Cukor

Writer: Oscar Millard, Leola Wendorff

Production: William Goetz Productions

Genre: biography, drama, music

Year: 1960

MetaScore: N/A/100

ImdbRating: 6.0

BoxOffice: N/A

Released: 05 Sep 1960

Awards: Won 1 Oscar. 2 wins & 3 nominations total

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