It was a seige dickhead and in 1980 the IRA were on the front foot and bombing London and other metropolitan centres in mainland United Kigdom weekly so stick your stupid point somewhere else you imbecile..
@@gordonferrar7782 Oh this siege was during a period of recurring terrorist attacks. And modern day UK is NOT a period of non-recurring terrorist attacks? Fucking fool
@Britannia fuck you wake the fuck up to whats happening in your country. you think acid attacks, nail bombs gang rapes and knife rampages are nothing compared to school shootings in the us with 300m people? you disgust me
I was one of the people in the crowd outside, a curious 22 year old Londoner, when the SAS stormed the Iranian embassy. And like every in that trailer, I too practically jumped out of my skin when it went BANG as they went in. I will certainly go see this :-)
Loved this film. Showed the desperation of being a counter terror operative, where you have to be ready to go at all times of day and night, and can be called off in half a second. Pure adrenaline rush to nothing just like that
I hope this gets some steam. As an American, I see all the historical things we Americans do, so seeing the SAS (who I highly respect) get some attention hopefully in the states would be welcomed IMO. Besides, they were the best part in call of duty modern warfare!
Because of the Iranian Embassy siege the SAS came to prominence. They didn't want the world to know who they were. And to this day they have done things that no one knows about. And don't forget the SBS. They are just as badass. But no one knows about them. The way they like it.
yes no disrespect to you but hollywood constantly brags about your seals but the very best of the best of all special forces the SAS dont crave the attention that every single seal seems to be chasing. silent warriors. go in, kill the bad guys and go home, they dont need bigging up or praise, for they know they are the very best in the world. real warriors dont brag at every opportunity where as it seems every former seal has written a book, had a movie made about them, or starts a youtube channe. so yes this is a rare find and glad you enjoyed it.
Blob, Did you see what Robin Horsfall thought of this. Said the only accurate thing was that they used Princess Gate. (An sas veteran reviews new Iranian Embassy movie (6 days). ) I think the best doc by far on Nimrod has been posted up on here by "George Pollen" "Iranian Embassy Siege 1980".
Triumph of the HK MP5. . .those fuckers flew off the production lines and into the arsenals of most nation state armories after that event. RIP John McAleese Huzzah for the SAS. Showed and proved themselves that day. I remember watching this unfold on tv way back when. Was too young to fully appreciate what it was about at the time tho.
@@glenaronsson9365 it did. It showcased the SAS, if you’re not from that time era you wouldn’t really know. Even the Germans asked for SAS help when one of their planes were hijacked.
@@Andy_Arkadata Nah, they went famous way before the 1976 hijjackeers. Try hit ww2 or malyasian emergency dude then we talking... ofc you know this cause you seem to know everything...
@@glenaronsson9365 What the other guy is talking about is fame in the public sense. You're quite right, the SAS has been a premier special ops unit since WW2. However, as a special ops unit, they weren't really well known in the public sphere, mainly as their activities largely centred around Army operations in conflict areas. This was the first time the SAS had deployed as a specialist counter terror force, on domestic soil, in front of the world's media. So yes, it is fair to say they were not famous prior to this event, but they were certainly prestigious. Now, they've got the public reputation as being the UK's foremost special forces unit in both a military and counter-terror sense.
This raid set the standard for hostage rescue. The SAS guys captureed or killed all the terrorists and more importantly, it sent a clear message to terrorist groups that the SAS are complete badass'. The SAS has trained a lot of other special forces units around the world.
The training tends to be a two-way street between allied nations. There's a reason the SAS use AR15 based rifles. Well, several, I guess, one being that the SA85 is a heap of shit. But a big one is that it helps cross training between them and a lot of other groups. Most western special forces use that type of rifle.
The movie is based on real events although some incidents have been omitted or watered down and I suspect others overplayed for effect. At one point during the movie, Tim Pigott Smith playing MP William Whitelaw, suggests to the SAS commander that Mrs Thatcher will not tolerate terrorism on British soil and the X-Rays will not be allowed to leave the country - according to MAC (assault team) in an interview years later after he had retired from the regiment, Margaret Thatcher delivered this message to the unit personally - she went to visit them in their FRV discreetly and made it clear that she wanted a show of force, to send a message to the world that no terrorist would commit murder in the capital and live to tell the tale. He was clear on the unit's understanding, that she had ordered their execution within the confines of the building. MAC went on to say that the X-Ray who sneaked out to the garden with the hostages (shown in the movie) was recognised and pulled to one side to be shot, although by this time Police were arriving on the scene and the command was aborted. In that respect, the operation failed leaving a loose end who festered in jail until 2008. Lucky, lucky boy. Bearing in mind that Margaret Thatcher ordered a Royal Navy commander to torpedo an Argentinian destroyer during the Falklands war that was technically in its own sovereign seas and posing no immediate threat, I believe MAC's version. It rings true and I think she would have gone personally to give them confidence that their leader was behind the regiment and would back them up in any following enquiry (she did). And it had the desired effect - the regiment are still feared the world over. Say what you will about Thatcher, but she had balls - more than any of the limp waisted wankers that have been prime minister since. Brexit? She would have smashed Barnier's back doors in - she was fiercely opposed to the idea of a European superstate controlled through Brussels and she would have fought tooth and nail for the best interests of the British people.
just watch the real thing. it was all recorded back then and you can just watch the footage. spoiler alert: 2 hostages dead, one SAS member burned but lived and all but one terrorist died.
No shit. My parents grew up in the 80s. You know what would be real cool? What would be cool is if the white nationalists raided the Mexican embassy for ransom and the Feds send the Hostage Rescue Team to save the lives of the Mexican ambassador and his peers.
I'm buying a copy of this today- UK release date. Missed it in cinemas, Looking forward to seeing it at home. My Uncle Gerry was in 22. Ex (Coldstream) Guards Independent Para trained alongside the regiment. He went into G Squadron, SAS. I think about him often. His wicked and quick sense of humour is sorely missed. Of course, True to form, We hadn't a bloody clue about what he had been up to all those years until after he died... I guess there's also a great deal more that we never will know. Very much missed.
Didn't even hear about this movie until I saw a video on YT with a former SAS member who was commenting action movie moments. Holly molly.. this movie was great all the way. From the very begining until the end there was a lot of tension. For me as an action movie this was a 9/10 (the only minus point is for the missed opportunity on attacking from the Skylight entry).
Rafael Alódio There was a film made not long after which is a little similar. Its called The Final Option or Who Dares Wins (two names for the same film) It does have a siege and the real SAS helped out with the film in the storming of the building. Its an old film..but worth watching.
I just gotta say being only 12 yrs old in 1980 and watchin the actual events unfold in this 6 day ' seige 'live on TV' and then going on to be a life long fan of 22 reg this movie is the closet you'll ever get to how it all went down, I mean they even got the shiny flak jackets and guy caught dangling on his absail rope spot on? I think the negotiator scenes were brill aswell and even Martin Shaw is in it also! All in all I enjoyed the movie and I'd definitely recommend it to anybody who follows the chaps outta Hereford!
I read somewhere that the operator whose leg caught fire while reppalling down the back was Fijian. The one potrayed by the Maori actor. Tak, they called him.
I like Jamie Bell as an actor. He's not bound by his appearance. My other favourite actor who was not bound by his appearance was Philip Seymour Hoffman. I think it's an important trait for an actor to have.... Because, in real life, powerful people are not defined by their appearance or voice.
@Arthur Jones Yes, you can read books and they are usually way better than movies, but that was not my point. The cinemas are so desperate to search for attention that they give away the best parts of the movies nowadays. You see a trailer and even if it is a fiction and no book you know the entire story line.
This is based on historical events. Anyone who knows recent history knows what happened. But you are right - trailers nowadays give away too much. However, back in the 80's, trailers were really weird - they just showed random scenes of the movie intercut with the title flashing across the screen at intervals while the narrator just kind of declared the name of the movie in a solemn voice. I don't know which is better/worse.
I remember hearing the SAS guy that did one of the bombs on the outer walls talking about this on some documentary about SAS training was pretty cool that they are making a movie about it
There's an exact shot of we're they breached the side windows of the balcony in this trailer just as they did in real life just look up the real life footage this is based on . Pretty cool
1980: "we're going to show the world how we stop terrorism"
2020" "terrorism is just a part of living in a big city like London"
It was a seige dickhead and in 1980 the IRA were on the front foot and bombing London and other metropolitan centres in mainland United Kigdom weekly so stick your stupid point somewhere else you imbecile..
@@gordonferrar7782 Oh this siege was during a period of recurring terrorist attacks. And modern day UK is NOT a period of non-recurring terrorist attacks? Fucking fool
@@forestcuriousity you know terrorism was WAY worse in the 70's and 80's. But I know you're just trying to use that sadiq Khan quote
Gordon Ferrar get off your high horse dickhead
@Britannia fuck you wake the fuck up to whats happening in your country. you think acid attacks, nail bombs gang rapes and knife rampages are nothing compared to school shootings in the us with 300m people? you disgust me
Jamie Bell plays a young Captain Price...
So it's better have a Soap.
and ghost
And roach
He plays a young John McAleese
...who is the official inspiration for the character of Price according to the developers of the first COD: MW.
Jamie Bell is underrated AF.
"fookn laser sights"
What is in the canister?
i shall fuze the hostage
I could tell ya ... but than A´ have to kill ya^^ ... this british Accent is cute
tachanka farts
+Rafael Alódio it's a flash bang with CS gas hence the gas masks
The update for Siege looks good ubisoft. Keep up the hard work.
fearme1012 lol Ubisoft working? What is this blasphemy
@@ryanm.191 they actually work hard. But their servers suck ass.
I was one of the people in the crowd outside, a curious 22 year old Londoner, when the SAS stormed the Iranian embassy. And like every in that trailer, I too practically jumped out of my skin when it went BANG as they went in. I will certainly go see this :-)
That's nice.
After that, all SAS personnel in games wear gas mask.
It looks cool af so i can't blame them.
Actually the sas where them often in situations like these so they aren’t affected or distracted by any chemicals released by them or others
the gas masks are mostly used for intimidation
Before that...There were no video games.
@@oh_crumpets it's not just an SAS thing. The British army had its soldiers wearing gas masks ever since ww1
Loved this film. Showed the desperation of being a counter terror operative, where you have to be ready to go at all times of day and night, and can be called off in half a second. Pure adrenaline rush to nothing just like that
Check those corners.
stay frosty
Moving left...
Clear !
we're oscar mike.
Muppet
They had me at S.A.S
Did they actually? Cause if so that’s pretty cool 😎
I hope this gets some steam. As an American, I see all the historical things we Americans do, so seeing the SAS (who I highly respect) get some attention hopefully in the states would be welcomed IMO.
Besides, they were the best part in call of duty modern warfare!
Because of the Iranian Embassy siege the SAS came to prominence. They didn't want the world to know who they were. And to this day they have done things that no one knows about. And don't forget the SBS. They are just as badass. But no one knows about them. The way they like it.
SAS is the newest Modern Warfare are totally badasses. The house raid missions was utterly fantastic
They should of been kept in the darkness and left as rumours because that scares the shit out of the enemy
@@littlemandan9732 nah what scares the enemy is not knowing when or where they’re coming for you
yes no disrespect to you but hollywood constantly brags about your seals but the very best of the best of all special forces the SAS dont crave the attention that every single seal seems to be chasing. silent warriors. go in, kill the bad guys and go home, they dont need bigging up or praise, for they know they are the very best in the world. real warriors dont brag at every opportunity where as it seems every former seal has written a book, had a movie made about them, or starts a youtube channe. so yes this is a rare find and glad you enjoyed it.
its about time they made a movie about this
This is not the first movie about this :)
Just a shame its got very little to do with what actually happened Michael.
Blob, Did you see what Robin Horsfall thought of this. Said the only accurate thing was that they used Princess Gate. (An sas veteran reviews new Iranian Embassy movie (6 days). )
I think the best doc by far on Nimrod has been posted up on here by "George Pollen" "Iranian Embassy Siege 1980".
See Who Dares Wins from 1982.
Triumph of the HK MP5. . .those fuckers flew off the production lines and into the arsenals of most nation state armories after that event.
RIP John McAleese
Huzzah for the SAS. Showed and proved themselves that day. I remember watching this unfold on tv way back when. Was too young to fully appreciate what it was about at the time tho.
J Thom I hope the show a scene where one of the terrorist took over 60+ rounds trying to throw a grenade during the siege
Apparently he was practically cut in half, ouch
"Why did you shoot him 27 times?"
"I ran out of bullets."
First thing I thought of while watching this, exactly; "Ah, the dawn of the golden age of the H&K MP5!"
This trailer redone with Dunkirk ticking music would be great.
Just tried it and you are right
Dunkirk? Ah, hallo TOMMY. ;)
that's nolan's thing...probably copywrited :D
Supermarine?
The event that made SAS legendary.
Not really
@@glenaronsson9365 it did. It showcased the SAS, if you’re not from that time era you wouldn’t really know. Even the Germans asked for SAS help when one of their planes were hijacked.
@@Andy_Arkadata Nah, they went famous way before the 1976 hijjackeers. Try hit ww2 or malyasian emergency dude then we talking... ofc you know this cause you seem to know everything...
@@glenaronsson9365 What the other guy is talking about is fame in the public sense. You're quite right, the SAS has been a premier special ops unit since WW2. However, as a special ops unit, they weren't really well known in the public sphere, mainly as their activities largely centred around Army operations in conflict areas. This was the first time the SAS had deployed as a specialist counter terror force, on domestic soil, in front of the world's media.
So yes, it is fair to say they were not famous prior to this event, but they were certainly prestigious. Now, they've got the public reputation as being the UK's foremost special forces unit in both a military and counter-terror sense.
@@dynamo1796 dude why the fuck do you take all that time to write all that crap when is common knowledge...dude... read the room
I hope Thatcher is in this ""Fooking Laser Sight""
Whats with this quote? where is it from?
rainbow six siege, there is a SAS operator that says "fooking laser sights" . His name is Thatcher.
because he hates laser sights.
Thatcher uses EMP grenades, they disable laser sights on guns.
madchoko because he is British, are you British?
This raid set the standard for hostage rescue. The SAS guys captureed or killed all the terrorists and more importantly, it sent a clear message to terrorist groups that the SAS are complete badass'. The SAS has trained a lot of other special forces units around the world.
The training tends to be a two-way street between allied nations. There's a reason the SAS use AR15 based rifles.
Well, several, I guess, one being that the SA85 is a heap of shit. But a big one is that it helps cross training between them and a lot of other groups. Most western special forces use that type of rifle.
They don't need to be trained to use an AR by special forces you muppet...SAS set the gold standard. Who dares wins.
Every special forces in the world is a copy of the SAS, that's a fact. They were the first from WW2
thedragonlee76 spoilers?
you forgot a /spoiler tag :)
Just watched this, pretty amazing, easily the best thing on Netflix right now.
i remember this man SAS stormed in like ninja nd showed the world "who dares wins " SAS emblem. Respect from India
Yep if terrorists wanna come to UK they leave in body bags
Thanks for showing the whole movie.
ma mi It's a true story so...
you'r assuming everyone knows how the whole thing went down..
The classic like bait movie trailer comment...
everyone knows what happened lol
erm... it's something that happened in real life.
The movie is based on real events although some incidents have been omitted or watered down and I suspect others overplayed for effect. At one point during the movie, Tim Pigott Smith playing MP William Whitelaw, suggests to the SAS commander that Mrs Thatcher will not tolerate terrorism on British soil and the X-Rays will not be allowed to leave the country - according to MAC (assault team) in an interview years later after he had retired from the regiment, Margaret Thatcher delivered this message to the unit personally - she went to visit them in their FRV discreetly and made it clear that she wanted a show of force, to send a message to the world that no terrorist would commit murder in the capital and live to tell the tale. He was clear on the unit's understanding, that she had ordered their execution within the confines of the building. MAC went on to say that the X-Ray who sneaked out to the garden with the hostages (shown in the movie) was recognised and pulled to one side to be shot, although by this time Police were arriving on the scene and the command was aborted. In that respect, the operation failed leaving a loose end who festered in jail until 2008. Lucky, lucky boy.
Bearing in mind that Margaret Thatcher ordered a Royal Navy commander to torpedo an Argentinian destroyer during the Falklands war that was technically in its own sovereign seas and posing no immediate threat, I believe MAC's version. It rings true and I think she would have gone personally to give them confidence that their leader was behind the regiment and would back them up in any following enquiry (she did). And it had the desired effect - the regiment are still feared the world over.
Say what you will about Thatcher, but she had balls - more than any of the limp waisted wankers that have been prime minister since. Brexit? She would have smashed Barnier's back doors in - she was fiercely opposed to the idea of a European superstate controlled through Brussels and she would have fought tooth and nail for the best interests of the British people.
The Belgrano wasn't in Argentinian sovereign waters when it was sunk
@@JG-ib7xk And was in and out of the exclusion zone so got sunk
@@JG-ib7xk Agreed, the ship's captain agreed stating he would ave done exactly the same had roles been reversed.
I love Her. 😂😂
To the men that stormed the embassy that day we thank you🇺🇸💪🏻 may (SAS Member)John. rest in paradise
But it was in the uk😒
You have the wrong flag.😒😒
Wrong flag dipshit
Don't you mean 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧.
The S.A.S. are British
shell bell I put the American flag because I’m an American thanking them. I know their British
Ah, that saved me a trip to the cinema.
just watch the real thing. it was all recorded back then and you can just watch the footage. spoiler alert: 2 hostages dead, one SAS member burned but lived and all but one terrorist died.
Johnny Woodchip!!! No, one terrorist survived
the terrorist who survived i believe is now a free man living off benefits too.
@Blob B later he was sentenced to death
@@psinha6502 Pretty sure he lives in Norway
Just watched "6 DAYS" The Movie...
Full on great, Jamie Bell another BRILLIANT PERFORMANCE ❤ 👍
Super film ... oglądałam polecam 👍👍👍
SPOILER ALERT
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Counter Terrorist win.
Bjardey I can't help myself
Nice profile pic Comrade
No shit. My parents grew up in the 80s.
You know what would be real cool? What would be cool is if the white nationalists raided the Mexican embassy for ransom and the Feds send the Hostage Rescue Team to save the lives of the Mexican ambassador and his peers.
@@eaglesfan226 what exactly is "cool" about that?
dammit i read the spolier
Finally a movie I want to see!
Jamie Bell looks like a young Captain Price.
best pfp
"A really big fucking hole coming right up!" oops, sorry
"Devices going dark."
bailey zhang this actually happened. People died, and it quoting a video game? Jesus man
Random Gaming Relax, There is even more Memes about The russian Theater raid
The title reads like this is a Cornish Action Movie, what the hell is a Cornish action movie? Do they fight with pasties?
I thought the same thing.
Jules Kaisar nope Cornish ice cream
How about cornish hens?
I actually read it as that too lol!
"Jamie Bell, Abbie Cornish" "Action Movie"
Read about this operation a few years ago. Really cool that they're making a movie about it, so long as they keep it accurate.
Finally, they did a movie on this. Can't wait
That looks really good, based on the true events, gonna be a great film.
It's honestly not
Rainbows six siege: The movie
Azurith 😂😂
They even had a Sledge.
Damn beat me to it.
Exactly what I thought!
your*
I'm buying a copy of this today- UK release date. Missed it in cinemas, Looking forward to seeing it at home.
My Uncle Gerry was in 22. Ex (Coldstream) Guards Independent Para trained alongside the regiment. He went into G Squadron, SAS. I think about him often. His wicked and quick sense of humour is sorely missed. Of course, True to form, We hadn't a bloody clue about what he had been up to all those years until after he died... I guess there's also a great deal more that we never will know.
Very much missed.
finally a movie about the legendary SAS!!
This was a bloody good film
Basically the SAS are badass
I don't have to watch the movie now cause the trailer pretty much told me the whole story right now. Sweet.
Didn't even hear about this movie until I saw a video on YT with a former SAS member who was commenting action movie moments.
Holly molly.. this movie was great all the way. From the very begining until the end there was a lot of tension.
For me as an action movie this was a 9/10 (the only minus point is for the missed opportunity on attacking from the Skylight entry).
0:36 is it just me or does that guys voice remind u off captain McMillan MW
1980 it's called terrorism
2022 it's called just another day
I've always asked myself how there is no movie about the Hostage crisis in the Iranian Embassy in London, now they did it and I'll watch it.
Rafael Alódio There was a film made not long after which is a little similar. Its called The Final Option or Who Dares Wins (two names for the same film) It does have a siege and the real SAS helped out with the film in the storming of the building. Its an old film..but worth watching.
I just gotta say being only 12 yrs old in 1980 and watchin the actual events unfold in this 6 day ' seige 'live on TV' and then going on to be a life long fan of 22 reg this movie is the closet you'll ever get to how it all went down, I mean they even got the shiny flak jackets and guy caught dangling on his absail rope spot on? I think the negotiator scenes were brill aswell and even Martin Shaw is in it also! All in all I enjoyed the movie and I'd definitely recommend it to anybody who follows the chaps outta Hereford!
Finally Billy Elliot doesn't become a dancer .
the worlds finest from hereford love it
0:58
6 year old me sneakin outta bed at 9pm tryna get 1 more cookie from the jar, but mom walks past kitchen
Thanks for giving us the whole movie
Worlds best Special Forces showing the rest how it should be done......In fact havent the SAS & SBS trained Delta, Seals etc to start with!
stuartw312000 yep
stuartw312000 yep. Israels Sayeret Matkal, one of the top special forces units in the world, even stole their motto "he who dares, wins"
iFly oh god, here they come
To be fair 3.4KM is a long way
3.4 km is about 2 and half miles.
stuartw312000 how would you know who trains Delta? Delta doesn't publish their training regimen to the public, lad.
These trailers are saving me money! Getting everything I need in 2.5 minutes.
Hey, I saw this whole thing as well. It was recorded back when it happened. The ending wasn't exactly a surprise.
Great film, really enjoyed it.
This literally happened a while ago , and this is the SAS actually conducting a mission , holy shit
I read somewhere that the operator whose leg caught fire while reppalling down the back was Fijian. The one potrayed by the Maori actor. Tak, they called him.
call of duty character Captain price is inspired by the leader of this SAS team John McAleese
Rizwan Siddiqui negative it is based on Rusty Firmin.
I know his son.
@Nidgi McAleese was involved in the Embassy siege too
Rizwan Siddiqui McAleese wasn’t the team leader, rusty was
@@MrOneofakind777 john macaleese's son is dead
In terms of entertainment, this advert/trailer is better than most films.
Amazing!!!!!
There is no enlightenment in the comments section.
"It's the FNG,sir ! "
Go easy on him sir it's his first day in the regiment
*_what kind of muppets name is SOAP???_*
"How would a muppet like you pass selection ? "
40 years ago today, lads 🇬🇧
I like Jamie Bell as an actor. He's not bound by his appearance. My other favourite actor who was not bound by his appearance was Philip Seymour Hoffman. I think it's an important trait for an actor to have.... Because, in real life, powerful people are not defined by their appearance or voice.
Me: What'd he say? *turns on captions*
Captioner: "It's got the heart of a lion in the beans about lunch."
Me: Oh. Okay. Checks out.
I just watched the film on Netflix and i can confirm he says brains of a judge. TH-cam captions stay lying tho😂
"I like to keep this for close encounters." - Gaz
I remember watching the real thing - Bloody tense stuff. This looks really good.
Trailers are very subtle, good job.
tatcher Sledge smoke Mute S.A.S legends
Hicham Bouisk
Ever heard the name “John McAleese”? Didn’t think so
They dont even exist
McAleese was on the balcony on the embassy was he not?
RIP
So basically, thank you for showing us the entire movie in 2 minutes and 30 seconds. Next movie please!
Anything with Jamie Bell's great acting!
thanks for showing me the whole movie.
Where is the other Grimsby?
Fuck the ratings by the shitty critics, this movie was a masterpiece.
his training on Wake Me Up When September Ends paid off
yay jamie! i've loved him for over 10 years lmao
nowadays you see the trailers and you basically seen the movie...
Jon Snow well I guess you could also read a history book and know the plot to the whole movie
@Arthur Jones Yes, you can read books and they are usually way better than movies, but that was not my point. The cinemas are so desperate to search for attention that they give away the best parts of the movies nowadays. You see a trailer and even if it is a fiction and no book you know the entire story line.
@JonSnow I agree
This is based on historical events. Anyone who knows recent history knows what happened.
But you are right - trailers nowadays give away too much. However, back in the 80's, trailers were really weird - they just showed random scenes of the movie intercut with the title flashing across the screen at intervals while the narrator just kind of declared the name of the movie in a solemn voice.
I don't know which is better/worse.
Finally a movie about the original Spec Ops team
'spec ops and 'tier one' hadnt even been coined then.
Sees Jamie's face oh my gosh I have never clicked that fast
I watched this live on TV when I was 12. Remember it well.
Me too.Also a child of 68😁😁
Does anyone else really hate the news lady's voice?
Iranian embassy seige, The poster boys of Special forces.
SAS - Secret Air Service.
I remember this, it's one of my first memories
I remember hearing the SAS guy that did one of the bombs on the outer walls talking about this on some documentary about SAS training was pretty cool that they are making a movie about it
This Rainbow Six DLC is looking real good
So the last 20 minutes will be the only action.
I SAW THE THUMBNAIL AND IMMEDIATELY LIKE!😱
ayyy they finally made a movie about this event
Fockin Laser Soights!!
I like when trailers make it so I dont have to go to theater. Popcorn is getting expensive.
Just watched the documentary hoping somebody will make this film and they did!
so they breach in and the film is over. Great work,guys!
If you read a book every now and then, you might have already known that would be the story line of the movie
are we rushing or are we going sneaky peaky like?
Spoiler alert, the British won.
you mean SAS
Willy so yeah British won
2 hostages died, dumbass.
Anket Shetty better than all hostages. But I guess dumbasses like you are just gonna be doing what dumbasses do best. Be dumbasses.
Nidgi hilarious
Finally they made this a movie. Just watched the iranian embassy siege doc a week ago
Looks good, about time there was a film about this but they showed the whole thing in the trailer...
could have looked for a better guy for McAleese. at least a proper moustache!
Izwan Sabri do u know which one is McAleese?
Jaime Bell is playing Rusty Firmin, the guy they have for Macleese has a moustache worthy of the man himself
Is it just me or does this guy look like Tom Holland Spiderman?
free access to watch
Cleveland Brown yea Tom Holland actually played a younger version of Jamie bell in a movie a few years back
Thats how a movie like this should be made
I feel like this could be a very realistic action movie and that pleases me .
I'm just here to like all the Rainbow Six Siege comments :D
Go SAS!
Cue the Rainbow Six Siege comments.
I watched this using boxxy software: the film is short but very entertaining, few action scenes but are excellent and the actors play very well.
There's an exact shot of we're they breached the side windows of the balcony in this trailer just as they did in real life just look up the real life footage this is based on . Pretty cool