Lawrence and Feisal go to argue for Arab independence at the 1919 Paris Peace Conference.
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Title: A Dangerous Man: Lawrence After Arabia (TV Movie 1992)
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| Ralph Fiennes | ... | T. E. Lawrence | |
| Alexander Siddig | ... | Feisal (as Siddig El Fadil) | |
| Denis Quilley | ... | Lord Curzon | |
| Nicholas Jones | ... | Lord Dyson | |
| Roger Hammond | ... | Valence | |
| Peter Copley | ... | Maitland | |
| Paul Freeman | ... | Dumont | |
| Polly Walker | ... | Mme. Dumont | |
| Gillian Barge | ... | Gertrude Bell | |
| Jim Carter | ... | Meinertzhagen | |
| Michael Cochrane | ... | Winston Churchill | |
| Robert Arden | ... | Wilson | |
| Arnold Diamond | ... | Clemenceau | |
| Bernard Lloyd | ... | Lloyd George | |
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Keith Edwards | ... | Fleischmann |
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In 1919, the great English military man T. E. Lawrence tries to help the king of the Syrian in the Conference of Peace in Paris. The film shows the hero of the movie Lawrence of Arabia (1962) in a phase of reflection and politics, defending the Arabs against the pretensions of England and France. Written by <tchuly@brturbo.com>
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Anthony Zaki also played King Faisal in The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles. See more »Quotes
T. E. Lawrence: I loved you, so I drew these tides of men into my hands and wrote my will across the sky in stars, To gain you Freedom, the seven-pillared worthy house, that your eyes might be shining for me, when I came.See more »
I have seen the film again, read the other reviews and I too consider this movie excellent in its own right, the stars are spot on and the acting very believable. It is a definite companion piece to Lean's "Lawrence of Arabia", I have the 2 DVDs side by side in my collection at home. It might not have the trainwrecks and the battles with the Turks, but the politics of the time are very important, also very interesting, emphasised more strongly in this film than "Lawrence of Arabia". History buffs will lean toward this film I feel, as I have done. You will not even notice it was made for TV, the story is so gripping. Ralph Fiennes is remarkable in the role of T.E.Lawrence, working as translator and for the Arab cause, King Feisal perfectly portrayed by the young actor Alexander Siddiq, the others the politicians including Michael Cochrane as Winston Churchill are first rate, Nicholas Jones as Lord Dyson is chilling. To sum up, extremely good, an important and interesting film (not dry as someone said, the translation scenes, the speeches for world leaders had me on the edge of my seat) One has to look back at history to understand what is going on today. In the main, all the historical facts are in place here, and therefore one can at least, partially understand the complex situation in the region in our present age as we tune in to the News. Comment from Malcolm in Toronto, May 27th 2007