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Stephen Rea turned down the role of Beethoven.	D
One of the 36 torches at Beethoven's funeral was borne by Franz Schubert who, although much younger, [...]	D
Beethoven's remarks to Schindler during their first meeting, at a rehearsal of the Kreutzer sonata, [...]	D
Beethoven wrote a love letter to his "Immortal Beloved" in the summer of 1812, at the spa in Teplitz [...]	D
Gary Oldman also starred in LÃ©on (1994), playing a character obsessed with Beethoven.	D
When Beethoven believes he is alone and starts playing the first movement of his 14th sonata ("Moonl [...]	D
In real life, Schindler was not a close friend of Beethoven, though he was Beethoven's secretary for [...]	D
Jeroen KrabbÃ© was going to play Beethoven.	D
Gary Oldman actually played all of the Beethoven pieces he performed in the film. A different musici [...]	D
The weather was so hot while filming the funeral scene that some extras fainted.	D
Bernard Rose removed the music from the Columbia and Focus opening segments. He thought they sounded [...]	D
Anthony Hopkins was the original choice to play Beethoven.	D
In real life, Beethoven had very few intimate relationships with women, and has been described as so [...]	D
Gary Oldman doesn't say anything for the first 20 minutes of the film.	D

Jeopardy!: Episode #26.146	D
Beloved Beethoven	D
LÃ©on	D
Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Disclosure/Drop Zone/Nell/The Last Buffalo/Into the Deep/Immortal Beloved	D
Starfilm	D
Burn-E	D
Quarto potere	D
Barry Lyndon	D
Xena: Principessa guerriera: Mortal Beloved	D
HBO First Look: Beethoven's Untold Love Story: The Making of 'Inmortal Beloved'	D
Who Wants to Be a Millionaire: Mark/Kevin/Dave/Sean	D
Arancia meccanica	D
EdiciÃ³n Especial Coleccionista: Amor inmortal	D

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Beethoven plays FÃ¼r Elise for his nephew Karl, with his arms reaching around Karl's body, whilst [...]	D
Beethoven's estate was not willed to his Immortal Beloved.	D
In one scene in the movie, Beethoven preformed the Emperor Concerto but couldn't preform it due to h [...]	D
The producers of the film made painstaking effort to ensure that authentic late classical-era pianos [...]	D
The film depicts Beethoven as being deaf for most of his life, even in his youth. Beethoven could st [...]	D
Towards the end of the film, the protagonist is seen in discussion with a female who at times commun [...]	D
Beethoven never signed the guardian rights to Karl back to his mother on his deathbed as depicted in [...]	D
In the movie, Beethoven bribes Chancellor Metternich to secure custody of Karl von Beethoven after h [...]	D
At his first public recital, Ludwig was eight years-old (some sources report seven) and his father a [...]	D
The grave shown at the end of the movie is neither Beethoven's grave as it was in 1827 at WÃ¤hring [...]	D
Early in the movie, after her bath, she says, "We were invited to Prince Vichnoski's palace, for a m [...]	D
When the Countess ErdÃ¶dy's home is hit, during Napoleon's bombing of Vienna, her son is thrown by [...]	D

Ludwig van Beethoven: [startled to discover he has [...]	D
Ludwig van Beethoven: [sitting secluded in a darke [...]	D
Anton Felix Schindler: It is the finest blades tha [...]	D
Young Karl van Beethoven: What I would prefer is t [...]	D
Johanna Reiss: He had revealed his most hidden sec [...]	D
Ludwig van Beethoven: [in reference to "Violin Son [...]	D
Ludwig van Beethoven: You know why wigs went out o [...]	D
Ludwig van Beethoven: It is the power of music to [...]	D
Anton Felix Schindler: There can be no peace witho [...]	D
Ludwig van Beethoven: [Beethoven raises his fist i [...]	D
Ludwig van Beethoven: A little test!	D
Ludwig van Beethoven: Music is... a dreadful thing [...]	D
Ludwig van Beethoven: [Miss Guicciardi's first pia [...]	D
Ludwig van Beethoven: [completely deaf, he is watc [...]	D
Anton Felix Schindler: Do you know the name Ludwig [...]	D

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