For Whom the Bell Tolls

For Whom the Bell Tolls (1943)

Thunderous! Tender! Touching!

170 min★ 6.8 · 11,278 votes

Spain in the 1930s is the place to be for a man of action like Robert Jordan. There is a civil war going on and Jordan—who has joined up on the side that appeals most to idealists of that era—has been given a high-risk assignment up in the mountains. He awaits the right time to blow up a crucial bridge in order to halt the enemy's progress.

Release date
July 12, 1943
Country of origin
United States
Music
Victor Young
Budget
$3,000,000
Box office
$17,800,000

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Soundtrack

Original scoreFor Whom the Bell Tolls / Golden Earrings / Omar Khayyam2012 · 21 tracks
  1. The Massacre and Love Themeinstrumental3:06
  2. Pablo's Gypsy Caveinstrumental2:54
  3. The Earth Moved (Love Theme)instrumental2:56
  4. Pilar's Warning - guitar solo by José Barrosoinstrumental3:07
  5. Maria's Tale Of Horrorinstrumental3:05
  6. Roberto's Farewellinstrumental3:05
  7. Intermission Musicinstrumental4:36
  8. Preludeinstrumental3:08
  9. Escape and Lament - Gypsy soloist Elissa Gardeinstrumental3:07
  10. By the Riverinstrumental3:16
  11. Gypsy Campinstrumental3:00
  12. Love Theme and Gypsy Danceinstrumental3:05
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Original scoreFor Whom the Bell Tolls2014 · 10 tracks
  1. Main Title / Roberto And Kashkin Blow Up A Train / Kashkin Fallsinstrumental3:46
  2. Roberto And Anselmo Climb To The Cave / Pablo: “In These Mountains, I Command!” / Rafael, The Gypsy / Pablo’s Jealousy / Roberto And Maria: “This Is A Very Strange Woman, Roberto. She Is Of No One!”instrumental5:41
  3. Pilar: “She Has A Tongue … It Bites Like A Bullwhip!” / Pilar Sees Death In Roberto’s Palminstrumental4:27
  4. Politics In The Cave / Roberto Explains His Cause / Maria Warns Roberto About Pablo: “If He Pretends To Be Friendly, It Means He Has Made A Decision.”instrumental3:19
  5. Maria’s Confession / Roberto’s Kiss / Maria: “I Don’t Know How To Kiss, Or I’d Kiss You. Always I Wonder … Where Do The Noses Go?”instrumental3:12
  6. Maria: “In The Evenings, We’ll Make Love.”instrumental3:01
  7. El Sordo Retreats / Pilar: “What Use Is Courage If You Have No Head? El Sordo Has Both. He’ll Understand.”instrumental2:25
  8. Maria And Roberto - Their Night Alone: “All The Things You Have Told Me Tonight. It’s As If You’ve Already Taken Me To America.”instrumental3:48
  9. The Sun Rises / Maria Alone / The Bridge Is Blowninstrumental4:17
  10. Roberto Returns To Maria / Roberto, Alone, Awaits Death / Roberto Sends Maria Away With Pilar: “We’ll Go To America Another Time.” / End Titleinstrumental5:54

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