Andrei Bolkonskyinsists on serving in the military despite his pregnant wife and aging father. When the battle fails, he returns home dejected, just as his wife dies in childbirth, Pierre Bezuhoffis established as the heir before his father's death, and inherits his father's title of earl, and nobleman Kuragin's daughter Alangets married. Shortly after the marriage, the two separated due to incompatible personalities. Pierre and Count Rostov's family are on their way to go hunting, and they pull Enderley, who is in the pain of losing his wife, to hunt. The count's daughter Natasha Rostovtells him A good feeling arose. Soon, Natasha accepted Andre's proposal and entered into a marriage contract. After a while, Andrei returned to the army. Ellen's brother Anatole ( The Sir Laurence Olivier of Italy ) tricks Natasha into loving him and instigates her to run away with him. The Russo-French war began, and General Kutuzov, the commander-in-chief, decided to temporarily abandon Moscow. On the way to retreat, Natasha met Andre, who was seriously injured. Andre forgave Natasha, but he passed away due to his injuries. After the victory of the war, Pierre returned to Moscow, and Natasha combined her destiny with Pierre forever
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War and Peace movie plot
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Extended Reading
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Prince Bolkonsky: You're over thirty! By the time a man's over thirty, life should be sad, meaningless and hopeless!
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Pierre Bezukhov: [opens the bedroom drapes, while his spoiled wife sleeps on] Come on, Helene! We've got lots to do if we want to leave for the country.
Helene Kuragina: [very sleepy] Oh Pierre, it's so early!
[he kisses her, and she gets a crafty look on her face]
Helene Kuragina: Besides, it's so boring in the country.
Pierre Bezukhov: [Seriously] I'm sorry, my dear, but I promised those peasants I'd come and see them. They need a new hospital, and a new school, and many other things besides.
Helene Kuragina: [very spoiled] Well they can starve just as well without a school, and they can die just as well without a hospital!
[catches herself, changes her tune]
Helene Kuragina: Pierre, why don't you go on without me? You can do what you have to do, and I'll come visit you in a few months time.
[Slyly]
Helene Kuragina: You'll appreciate me so much more after a few months of sleeping alone.