Omar Sharif

Some woman dressed really similarly to Opal rushed up to him.

He said she looked like Omar Sharif coming across the desert, kind of trying to quiz him about the movie.

She claimed she worked for Mother Jones magazine.

Okay.

And they really are.

And I think that, you know, you think about the great sort of romantic couples and film history, and certainly in 1980, when this was released, they weren't put on, put on par with that, but you know, now you think about whether it's, you know, Vivian Lee and Gable and Gone with the Wind or, Robert Redford and Barbra Streisand in The Way We Were or something like that, or Julie Christie and Omar Sharif and Dr. Zhivago.

You know, Chris Reeve and Jane Seymour in Somewhere in Time is another one of those great romantic couples that you think of on the screen that just are so perfect together and just work so well.

And unfortunately, like all those other romances, they don't end up, you know, they don't end up happily at the end of the movie either.

Some woman dressed really similarly to Opal rushed up to him.

He said she looked like Omar Sharif coming across the desert, kind of trying to quiz him about the movie.

She claimed she worked for Mother Jones magazine.

Okay.

Great.

I'm talking to Omar Sharif's people.

He may or may not be interested.

We'll know tomorrow.

Omar Sharif? For which part?

Ali Ben Shazar, the Bedouin chief.

What Bedouin chief?

Number three is Dr. Zhivago, one of the most beautiful, beautiful love stories ever told.

Omar Sharif and Julie Christie, both sexier than ever in that movie.

And just the shots, everything about that movie is just so fucking gorgeous.

And this romance is so gorgeous.

Charlie.

Lawrence of Arabia.

I mean, Just, you know, one of the great introductions of two actors, you know, the introduction to Peter O'Toole and Again, Omar Sharif, the way he enters in as a mirage, just that entrance alone is just like one of the greatest ever in cinema.

And I think cements it on this list.

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Robert De Niro, Marlon Brando, uh, uh, Kirk Douglas of course, uh, Omar Sharif.

I mean, Laurence Olivier.

Uh, so, uh, and then that's how I started.

Would you mind leaving your body to the university?

Omar Sharif, Lawrence of Arabia.

Can

I take this? It is not clean.

All right, regrettable.

but necessary to get us in here.

And the winner is Omar Sharif for Lawrence of Arabia.

You might be saying we're doing a bit of category fraud with Dustin Hoffman in Best Supporting because he was nominated for Best Actor at the actual Oscars.

You look

like you would be Omar Sharif's son.

Bro, we were in a...

We were kicking in the ambulance and then the Uber driver was Moroccan.