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Doctor Zhivago

Doctor Zhivago

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Sep 30, 2026

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Sep 30 · 2 Mentions

James HughesHOST
49:39
My-- As a social Democrat, I've always found contemplating what happened to the Soviet Union or Russia too depressing to read those kinds of things.
James HughesHOST
49:46
Although my par- my parents always loved Doctor Zhivago.
James HughesHOST
49:49
Um, so I do-- I did grow up on Doctor Zhivago.
Nir EisikovitsHOST
49:51
Tolstoy's the GOAT, dude.
Nir EisikovitsHOST
49:53
Uh, I will, I w- I will offer my own moment of, uh, uh, high contemporary culture, which I enjoyed, uh, greatly.
ChrisHOST
52:27
Turner, in which country was Albert Einstein born? Germany? Germany is the correct answer.
ChrisHOST
52:36
Brian, who played the title character in the 1965 epic romantic drama film Dr. Zhivago? Oh.
Brian NashGUEST
52:47
Oh.
Brian NashGUEST
52:50
Oh, was that Topol?
Paul KengorGUEST
15:25
But if you read some of his books, right, The Demons, The Possessed, The Devils, uh, I, I mean, it's, it, it, it's just uncanny what, what he saw coming in his country.
Paul KengorGUEST
15:36
You know, some of, some of the revolutionaries in his books are kind of dead ringers for Lenin and Trotsky and, you know, like some of the characters that you see in, you know, Doctor Zhivago, [chuckles] right? In the, in the early scenes of the, of the, of the movie like that.
Paul KengorGUEST
15:52
But, um, yeah, yeah, he understood it, and then somebody...
Paul KengorGUEST
15:55
Like, like I said, he died about 30 years before the Bolsheviks took o- took over.
Dick EbertHOST
34:22
Actress royalty.
Dick EbertHOST
34:23
Doctor Zhivago, Fahrenheit 451.
Dick EbertHOST
34:26
Harry Potter, another tie-in.
Dick EbertHOST
34:28
Or you have Brian Thompson, who's Brock.
Dick EbertHOST
34:44
How you get them into this...
Dick EbertHOST
34:46
You are Julie Christie.
Dick EbertHOST
34:48
You've been on the set of Doctor Zhivago, McCabe & Mrs. Miller, and you start watching the dailies.
Gene LyonsHOST
34:56
Yeah.
Brett DasovicHOST
62:31
E.T., 1.6 billion.
Brett DasovicHOST
62:34
Titanic, The Ten Commandments, Jaws, Doctor Zhivago, The Exorcist, and the original Snow White.
Culture CasinoGUEST
62:42
Yeah, the original Snow White's the one that, that doesn't surprise me either.
Culture CasinoGUEST
62:45
But I'm gonna tell you something about Star Wars with the re-release here-
Tim CrookGUEST
26:04
Undoubtedly, the story up until now is remarkable, powerful.
Tim CrookGUEST
26:09
It's Doctor Zhivago.
Tim CrookGUEST
26:10
[laughs] It's Charles Dickens.
Tim CrookGUEST
26:13
It's, uh, Jane Austen.
William DalrympleHOST
3:01
Giles, just sketch for us the start of the Civil War.
William DalrympleHOST
3:05
I- I'm so full of it at the moment, having just watched Doctor Zhivago for the fifteenth [laughs] time.
William DalrympleHOST
3:10
And so I have a very clear sort of fictional version of it in my head.
William DalrympleHOST
3:14
Give us the facts.
JoeHOST
37:31
I've got fuck this Richard O'Brien I don't know
PlantyHOST
37:34
what that means I've got Shakira's dressed like Lara from Doctor Zhivago she's got big old earmuffs on and I'm like who wears earmuffs
GavinHOST
37:45
But basically it's that buzzer wire game.
JoeHOST
37:48
It's the thing that you used to do for 20p in school and you can win a chomp if you finished it.
KathyAUDIENCE
20:35
Hi, Kathy.
KathyAUDIENCE
20:36
I wonder if you or many of your listeners have ever watched the movie Dr. Zhivago.
KathyAUDIENCE
20:41
I've watched that movie numerous times, but I am shocked to hear how so many people have never watched that movie, especially younger people.
KathyAUDIENCE
20:49
And if you watch Dr. Zhivago, you see exactly what happens with communism, with the Bolshevik takeover of Russia.
KathyAUDIENCE
20:56
And you see how when he went to his father-in-law's house, which was a private, beautiful home.
KathyAUDIENCE
21:03
It probably had 250 to 300 people.

8 MINS LATER

Jeff KuhnerHOST
28:48
And they go, no, we're going to take it all the way.
Jeff KuhnerHOST
28:52
And I'm with you all.
CrowHOST
7:50
Uh, I think most people watching this, we don't get a lot of Russian history in this country.
CrowHOST
7:55
Probably most people, the really only idea they have is probably the movie Doctor Zhivago, and I think I've heard you say that that is beyond glossed over.
Fortune de Saint GermainGUEST
8:06
Well, that's too late in the game, my friends.
Fortune de Saint GermainGUEST
8:08
And, and just to let you know how crazy the communists were, Boris Pasternak, uh, survived the revolution.
Fortune de Saint GermainGUEST
8:15
He was a writer in communist Russia, but his novel, Doctor Zhivago, could not be published in Russia because, uh, he had a love for a woman that was greater than his love for the state.
Fortune de Saint GermainGUEST
8:29
So even though the doctor was kidnapped into the Red Army and forced to be a doctor in, in the army, uh, uh, the Bolshevik Army against his will, he deserted the army and went looking for his mistress, his lover.
Fortune de Saint GermainGUEST
8:44
And that was a no-no in communism because he was leaving the state for a woman, and the communists considered personal life in Russia dead.
Fortune de Saint GermainGUEST
9:21
So we will never know the actual numbers.

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