how do you know (the 1860s)

Ludwig was crowned in 1864

@@amagiordi2615 And? :D

@@hakanaker7767 ?

l ho fatto io

danke DA un Italiana

Le film est superbe mais difficile à comprendre pour beaucoup de personnes

Agree

Visconti's Leopard takes the cake for me, even over Ludwig.

SIAMO SENZA SPERANZA

Ho paura di no😢!

I like the 1955 version.

@AB. B. Also, he didn't want the throne so young and early. As it was, he was forced onto it when not yet 19 years old.

Condivido pienamente! "Ludwig" è il film che in assoluto preferisco, quello che mi ha rivelato a me stesso ed ha "influenzato" tutto il corso della mia vita. E' per questo che non seguo i canali degli "influencers"! Hahaha!

Condivido Totalmente. oggi siamo nell'Epoca del Vuoto, della plastica invece del Marmo, della Musica trap, finto rock anziché della Musica Classica o della belcanto ,,,,Solo schifo e pena per Noi

Bayerischer Defiliermarsch

@@Lohengrin1987 Please can u tell me what is the complet list of those music here, and mostly the second waltz or march in this sample of the movie. Thank u for answering. Ludwig von Zeeger.

@@ludwigvonzeeger3439 I've added a complete playlist as a comment.

First and most haughty in it was the mother of Ludwig and Otto. The two hated her passionately, and likely with excellent reason. She and her husband Maximilian II were cold and uncaring and, most uncommunicative with their boys. As to her fate, you can consult history; as to his, we know. . : .

@@jamesmiller4184 How about the next lady , and the one after her?

@@JLFAN2009 Sorry, but I do not know. With a bit of research tho, I think it could be easily found out. Don't you believe, SFF, that King Ludwig was a martyr to art and beauty? All of Bavaria state must know this, I would expect. All the best, . : .

@@jamesmiller4184 In a way, yes; it was his way of escaping from the modern real world. He himself admitted that he was born in the wrong age, that he would have been better off serving as king during the medieval era. Back in those days, kings were held sacred and wielded real power, as opposed to being mere figureheads. He had a romantically idealized view of kingship ("chivalry") which didn't quite square with the world he had the 'misfortune' to be born into. He came to the throne too early, when not yet 19 years old, ill-prepared to succeed a father he had loathed and feared, but whose death he didn't wish for (since that meant he would be king, something he didn't look forward to). He suffered a major political setback when Bavaria lost the war in 1866 between Prussia and Austria, thereby watching his beloved kingdom turn into a mere vassal state within the new German empire, where the Prussian king got crowned emperor. He disappointed his subjects by failing to give them a new queen (he broke off his engagement to his cousin Sophie, Duchess in Bavaria) and producing heirs to the throne. He was forced to part with his beloved friend Richard Wagner, perceived to be a pernicious influence on the young king. All these frustrations and disappointments in his life made him want to escape from reality and immerse himself in a dream world. Hence, the fantastic fairy tale castles which turned out to be his ultimate downfall.

@@JLFAN2009 Thank you, . : .

Ludwig II

Hey stop calling him mad.

@@sabrinanascimento5248 yeah. that makes him mad

he wasn‘t mad at all! stop saying that

Am kommenden Sonntag, 15.12., 20.15 Uhr auf ARTE!

Ich habe eine Playlist bei den Kommentaren eingefügt.

Mucha gente no entendería el profundo significado de la eliminación de poderes, hoy por primera vez en la historia gracias a la tecnología podría haber una liberación total, la información y las preguntas que nunca hemos conocido hoy la han encontrado, millones de personas señalan 'atención al viejo sistema de poder, sentimos que la liberación total es necesaria, pero no sabemos si existe el riesgo de empeorar las cosas, por eso hoy estamos reflexionando y acumulando información, para entender las conexiones internacionales, son los últimos que todavía mantienen el sistema en su lugar,estas personas apátridas que se desplazan de un país a otro,¡mezclan y confunden a la gente! Se comportan como una mafia internacional.

But Ludwig II was a dark haired guy

@@dangrifdhsbxjs8424 ERA BELLISSIMO

in this case you have to learn the History, the History of Art and History of fashion of Western World - I mean Europe - then, you'll be able to understand something.

Italian films that are exported to other countries are usually dubbed vs sub-titled. So when shown in Italy the actors speak Italian. When the film is shown in Germany they "magically" speak German, In France, French, in UK /USA, English, in Spain/Mexico, Spanish, etc. They have been doing it this way for generations. Of course, its a violation of historical truth-ITS A MOVIE-ITS ALL PHONY!

there is a German version... so get over it!

Actually, no.. They spoken in German.. This is dubbed in Italian.. Please..

Is this about him being gay again?

And you are, a gross violation of intelligence and common sense!