I remember watching this movie in Malaysian television circa 1985. In the last scene, Robert Mitchum asked for a cigarette from the marine soldiers. He got one and as they carried him in a stretcher to the ship, Deborah Kerr walked along with him holding the cigarette along the way for him to puff as Mitchum's hands were hurt. It was one of the most beautiful and memorable scenes in the movie. I cannot sleep that night thinking about the movie and awestruck by Kerr's beauty and characters.
I never miss this film when I get the chance to see it. One of my very favorite movies by one of my favorite actors. Deborah Kerr is wonderful and beautiful in this great film.
I've loved this movie ever since I was a kid. Honestly I think it'd make one hell of a great remake for the modern age, keep it a World War Two epic though. Keep the same story line, good writers / great actors and a top notch Director and I think it'd be pretty good...
@@Herbymac0811 How so? Ever see any remakes? Political correctness, gratuitous sex, and other garbage. Give examples where the remake was better. Psycho? Nope. The Time Machine. PC crap. Stepford Wives. No one watches the remakes.
Catherine LW It just depends on who gets their hands on it. There’s been a long string of WWII films and tv shows of recent that have been spot on! This is a very simple and easy to fallow movie, one I believe deserves scene for scene and line for line remake.
Great post from one of my favorite movies - thank you. But you might want to repost this clip as "CASSIC DIALOGUE" - both words have completely different meanings.
Mitchum is such a natural -- he doesn't even have to act and just ooozes with charisma.
They don't make quality, tasteful movies like this anymore.......
I remember watching this movie in Malaysian television circa 1985. In the last scene, Robert Mitchum asked for a cigarette from the marine soldiers. He got one and as they carried him in a stretcher to the ship, Deborah Kerr walked along with him holding the cigarette along the way for him to puff as Mitchum's hands were hurt. It was one of the most beautiful and memorable scenes in the movie. I cannot sleep that night thinking about the movie and awestruck by Kerr's beauty and characters.
I never miss this film when I get the chance to see it. One of my very favorite movies by one of my favorite actors. Deborah Kerr is wonderful and beautiful in this great film.
absolutely adorable scene:, honor , love and toughness
Honor, dignity, and respect.
Wow that really made me cry! I'm still crying!
This was an unbelievable movie beautiful! I had forgot about it!
Wonderful, unforgettable movie!
"Hubba Hubba"
Great movie. Semper Fi
Imagine, in reality, making landfall and coming across these two and one asks for a cigarette?
Lovely lovely scene...
Liz86000 there is another ending we never see on the tv movie version, he looks for her at convent
Yes-my late mom had a crush on Mitchum!!!
Is a Great Book to read I need to watch the movie#$!
I've loved this movie ever since I was a kid.
Honestly I think it'd make one hell of a great remake for the modern age, keep it a World War Two epic though.
Keep the same story line, good writers / great actors and a top notch Director and I think it'd be pretty good...
But who will replace Deborah Kerr in the remake? Which actress has the beauty and charisma as Kerr?
No thanks. A remake would be awful. They’d have sex and nudity.
Catherine LW
Doubt it.
@@Herbymac0811 How so? Ever see any remakes? Political correctness, gratuitous sex, and other garbage. Give examples where the remake was better. Psycho? Nope. The Time Machine. PC crap. Stepford Wives. No one watches the remakes.
Catherine LW
It just depends on who gets their hands on it.
There’s been a long string of WWII films and tv shows of recent that have been spot on!
This is a very simple and easy to fallow movie, one I believe deserves scene for scene and line for line remake.
Great post from one of my favorite movies - thank you. But you might want to repost this clip as "CASSIC DIALOGUE" - both words have completely different meanings.
Kerr won her 2nd NY Film Critics award for this movie, but she lost the Oscar to Joanne Woodward for "The 3 Faces of Eve."
Un grand film que j’ai vu en vostf dans les années 60 .peut le voir ?
Como podría ver esa película y en español?
Lo mismo me pregunto
спасти рядового райана
Dancing with the enemy all around. lol give me a break.
The enemy was gone. That’s why they’re dancing. 🤦🏻♀️
I wanna know, did the marine have a cigarette?
Yeah, when he was being carried away he had a cigarette.