Mordcha: Why should I break my head about the outside world? Let the outside world break it's own head! Well put, no?
Perchik: I'm a very good teacher.
Hodel: I heard that the Rabbi who must praise himself has a congregation of one.
Directed by: Norman Jewison
Starring: Topol, Molly Picon, Leonard Frey, Norma Crane
Mordcha: Why should I break my head about the outside world? Let the outside world break it's own head! Well put, no?
Perchik: I'm a very good teacher.
Hodel: I heard that the Rabbi who must praise himself has a congregation of one.
Visible crew/equipment: In Tevye's "dream", you can see the wires used to make Fruma Sarah's ghost fly. (Seen on TV broadcast.)
Trivia: At Orthodox Jewish weddings, while dancing is encouraged for the sake of bringing joy to the bride and groom, it is an established and accepted custom that the men and women dance separately so as to avoid a rather immodest atmosphere. Hence, the entire ballroom is divided in two; one section for the men, and the other where the women gather.