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Love Story is a 1970 American romantic drama film written by Erich Segal, who was also the author of the best-selling 1970 eponymous novel. It was produced by Howard G. Minsky, and directed by Arthur Hiller, starring Ali MacGraw, Ryan O'Neal, John Marley, Ray Milland and Tommy Lee Jones in his film debut.

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00:00The movie Love Story is a famous American romantic drama that came out in 1970.

00:05It was written by Eric Siegel, who also wrote the book with the same name.

00:10The film was directed by Arthur Hiller and produced by Howard G. Minsky.

00:14The main actors in the film are Ali McGraw and Ryan O'Neill.

00:18Other important roles were played by John Marley, Ray Milland, and Tommy Lee Jones,

00:23who made his first film appearance in this movie.

00:26This movie became one of the most loved and emotional romantic films ever made.

00:32Many people around the world were deeply touched by it.

00:36The American Film Institute even listed it among the most romantic movies of all time.

00:41It also made a huge amount of money and became one of the most successful films when adjusted for inflation.

00:48Because of its great success, a sequel called Oliver's Story was released in 1978,

00:53where Ryan O'Neill returned to play the main character again, this time with Candace Bergen.

00:59The story of Love Story is about a young couple named Oliver Barrett Fore and Jennifer Cavallari.

01:05Oliver comes from a rich and powerful family.

01:08His family has money, class, and reputation.

01:11They belong to an old and traditional American family.

01:15Oliver studies at Harvard College, where he plays ice hockey and studies social science.

01:20Jenny, on the other hand, is very different from him.

01:22She is from a simple, working-class family.

01:25She studies at Radcliffe College, which is near Harvard,

01:28and she is passionate about classical music.

01:31Jenny is smart, funny, and speaks with confidence.

01:34When Oliver meets her, he is instantly drawn to her lively nature.

01:39One day, Oliver invites Jenny to come and watch his ice hockey match against Dartmouth College.

01:45Jenny agrees, and this becomes the beginning of their love story.

01:48Even though they come from very different worlds, Oliver being rich and privileged,

01:54and Jenny being from a modest background, they fall deeply in love.

01:58Their love is full of honesty and fun.

02:01They tease each other, they laugh together, and soon they realize that they cannot live without each other.

02:06Oliver's father, Mr. Barrett, is a proud and strict man.

02:10He has big expectations for his son.

02:12He wants Oliver to follow in his footsteps, study law at Harvard, and join the family business.

02:18But Oliver is stubborn.

02:20He wants to live life on his own terms, not just follow his father's plans.

02:24Later, Oliver's father drives a long way to watch his son play hockey against Cornell University in an important game.

02:32But during the match, Oliver gets into a fight on the ice and is thrown out of the game.

02:36Because of that, Harvard loses.

02:38After the game, his father offers to take him out for dinner and help him get into Harvard Law School.

02:45But Oliver refuses.

02:47There is a distance growing between father and son.

02:51Jenny tells Oliver that after graduation, she has received a scholarship to study in Paris.

02:56Oliver becomes upset because he is not part of her future plans.

02:59In his emotional state, he suddenly proposes marriage to her.

03:03Jenny, after a moment, agrees.

03:05Their love is strong and real.

03:08Oliver takes Jenny to meet his parents at their big family mansion.

03:12But things do not go well.

03:14His parents are cold and distant toward Jenny.

03:16They judge her because she comes from an Italian-American working-class family.

03:21Oliver's father disapproves of the relationship completely.

03:24He warns Oliver that if he marries Jenny, he will cut him off financially.

03:28Oliver, without hesitation, says that he doesn't care.

03:31His love for Jenny is more important than money.

03:35Next, Oliver and Jenny visit her father, Phil Cavallari, in Cranston, Rhode Island.

03:41Phil is a kind and loving man who runs a small bakery.

03:44He is a widower who loves his daughter deeply.

03:47When he meets Oliver, he welcomes him warmly.

03:50He hopes Oliver will make peace with his father and live happily.

03:54Phil wants the wedding to be in a Catholic church.

03:56But Oliver and Jenny decide to marry in their own simple way.

04:01They promise their love to each other by reading romantic poems.

04:04Oliver reads Song of the Open Road by Walt Whitman.

04:08And Jenny reads Sonnet 43 by Elizabeth Barrett Browning.

04:12Their wedding is small but filled with love and sincerity.

04:17After the marriage, life becomes difficult.

04:19Because Oliver's father has stopped giving him money, the young couple struggles financially.

04:23Jenny starts working as a school teacher to help support them.

04:27Meanwhile, Oliver studies hard at Harvard Law School.

04:31They live in a small apartment, cook simple meals, and save every penny.

04:36But even in their struggles, they are happy.

04:38They find joy in being together, talking, laughing, and sharing dreams.

04:44After a few years, Oliver graduates from Harvard Law School with excellent results, finishing third in his class.

04:50He soon gets a job in a top law firm in New York City.

04:54Things finally start looking better for them.

04:56They plan to start a family and build a bright future.

04:59But their happiness does not last long.

05:02Jenny cannot get pregnant.

05:04They visit doctors, hoping to find a reason.

05:07After several medical tests, the doctor tells Oliver something terrible.

05:11Jenny is very sick and will die soon.

05:14She has a serious illness that cannot be cured.

05:17Oliver is completely heartbroken.

05:19He cannot believe it.

05:20He tries to stay strong and act normal around Jenny.

05:23But the pain inside him is unbearable.

05:26He decides not to tell her the truth right away because he doesn't want her to suffer emotionally.

05:30But Jenny is smart.

05:33She senses something is wrong and finally asks her doctor directly.

05:36When she finds out the truth, she faces it calmly.

05:40She doesn't cry or complain.

05:42She only wants to spend her remaining time with Oliver, the man she loves the most.

05:46Oliver plans a trip to Paris for her, thinking it will make her happy.

05:51But Jenny refuses.

05:52She tells him she only wants to stay with him, not travel anywhere.

05:56She wants peace and love in her final days.

05:59As her health gets worse, Oliver needs money for her treatment.

06:03With a heavy heart, he goes to see his father after many years.

06:07He asks his father for a large sum of money but does not explain why.

06:12Out of pride, he doesn't tell him that Jenny is sick.

06:16His father wrongly assumes that Oliver needs the money because he is having an affair, but he still gives it to him.

06:22Oliver does not correct him.

06:23He silently takes the money to pay for Jenny's care.

06:27Jenny becomes weaker and is admitted to the hospital.

06:30Her father, Phil, visits her often, heartbroken to see his daughter in pain.

06:36Jenny, though suffering, stays calm and strong.

06:39She talks to her father about her funeral.

06:41She says she wants a simple Catholic ceremony.

06:45She then talks to Oliver and tells him not to blame himself for anything.

06:49She tells him their love was worth everything, even the pain and the struggle.

06:54She says she never regretted choosing him over her dreams of Paris or music.

06:58What mattered to her most was the love they shared.

07:02In one of the most emotional moments of the film, Jenny asks Oliver to hold her tightly.

07:07As he hugs her close, she slowly passes away in his arms.

07:11It is a deeply heartbreaking scene that has made millions of viewers cry through the years.

07:16After Jenny's death, Oliver is completely shattered.

07:19He walks out of the hospital, numb and broken.

07:23Outside, he sees his father waiting for him.

07:26His father has finally learned the truth, that Jenny was dying, and that the money he gave was for her treatment.

07:32The old man is filled with guilt and sadness.

07:35He expresses his condolences to Oliver and tries to say he is sorry.

07:39But Oliver, with tears in his eyes, repeats Jenny's famous line,

07:43Love means never having to say you're sorry.

07:46This line became one of the most famous quotes in movie history.

07:50It means that when two people truly love each other, they understand and forgive everything.

07:55No apology is needed, because love itself is pure and unconditional.

08:00After this emotional meeting, Oliver walks alone to the ice rink.

08:04He remembers how Jenny once watched him skate there when she was already sick.

08:07The scene is silent, and we see Oliver standing alone, lost in memories of the love he once had.

08:15The film ends with this powerful image.

08:17A young man whose life has changed forever because of a love that was deep, true, and eternal.

08:22The movie Love Story is not just about romance.

08:26It is also about sacrifice, family differences, pride, forgiveness, and the value of time.

08:32It teaches us that real love is not about money or status, but about understanding, support, and selflessness.

08:39Oliver and Jenny's Love Story is short, but it touches the heart because it shows that love can be both beautiful and painful.

08:46It reminds us to cherish the people we love before it is too late.

08:50Even today, decades after its release, Love Story continues to be remembered as one of the greatest romantic films ever made.

08:58Its simple yet emotional story, beautiful music, and unforgettable dialogues make it timeless.

09:04It tells us that love is not just about happy endings, but about how deeply we feel for someone, even when life takes them away.

09:11That is why Love Story remains a film that people watch again and again, to cry, to remember, and to believe in love that lasts forever.

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