Wing Commander Movie Extended Scene with David Warner (2 of 2)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2024
- Extended scene of the conclusion of Wing Commander between Admiral Tolwyn and Lieutenant Blair. Again note Tolwyn’s reference to Blair’s parents.
Rest In Peace, David Warner www.wcnews.com...
"I want him in the ship until he dies flying."
"Sir?"
"Sorry, I was thinking of another movie."
Mr. Warner's Tolwyn is far more pleasant to be around than Mr. McDowell's. That said Mr. McDowell's Tolwyn is the standard by.which all are judged
I wonder if he viewed, Mr. McDowell, Tolwyn from WC II OR if he just interpreted the character as Robert’s described him.
Earlier in the war could account for differences in behavior. They weren’t a “fluke” from winning at that point.
RIP David Warner
He did such a great job on this film, imho.
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A scifi movie star indeed.
I thought this film was much better than it was given credit for.
A few plot holes/iffy dialog.
But I thought it overall had a great 'feel' to it.
And much of the acting - especially from the 'character' actors - seemed first rate to me.
Like here with David Warner.
Though I think Freddie Prince Jr. did a good job also.
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1:22 "I think you are on the wrong ship, Lieutenant."
For its time, a very under-estimated film.
Great movie
That pilgrim subplot, The Tiger Claw........sighs.
yup... killer... Not to mention the fact that turned the whole thing into a bad space version of Das Boot.
@TheStcyril yeah I remember the laughter in the theater back in 99. I still own this on DVD. Guilty pleasure I guess. 😆
"Taggart is requesting a emergency medical team to meet him on the flight deck, I think your on the wrong ship lieutenant"
The Broadsword Bomber recovered Blair's Rapier Fighter that he's out of fuel.
Hard to believe in around 15 years, Blair would be flying off that ship.
Actually a different TCS Concordia. The one in the movie is a "Supercruiser". The one in Wing Commander II is a relatively new Confederation Class Dreadnought.
Is it you that added the Apollo 13 soundtrack over the deleted clip or did it come like this?
It was the temp audio cue on the rough cut tape... not something we added.
Hmm... "Welcome back, Lt. Blair' reaaallly should have been "welcome back, Baker Two". That traffic was over a clear radio channel.
Who said it wasn’t a secure line?
Besides I know…
Mr. Gerald had to show Blair that respect had been earned.
@@Tigerman1138 Yeah... do that face-to-face. Maintain proper discipline over open radio or other electronic communications.
(I am a former military and current Amateur radio operator with decades worth of experience.)
@@horusfalcon he should have been Bravo 2
Alpha
Bravo
Charlie
@@Tigerman1138 No... the Confederation did not use NATO phonetics. They used an earlier phonetic system (possibly the one from WWI?) for some reason.
@@horusfalcon NATO. I know them from military/ham radio.
However, WC did seem to use other standards.
Look at us WC fans. Always great to talk to one.
How come they never used wing commander ship model's? Copyright?
They needed fighter models that they could easily mock up physical versions for the actors to sit inside. That meant repurposing existing surplus fighter models and adding some sci-fi flair to them.
What @@WingCommanderCIC said. They didn't have the budget to build mock-ups of the game ships, so instead they repurposed the cockpit sections of scrapped English Electric Lightnings: ZF577 and ZF586. Unfortunately these two nose sections were heavily modified for the films and appear to have been scrapped afterward.
@@katherineberger6329holy crap; I never actually looked into the film's design process. That must be why they went with those ridiculous cannons on the front because they could mask the air intakes on the nose. I still kinda like the movie for what it is but some of the designs make me weep.
@@drksdr This is also why the F-44 Rapier was later retconned as the "Rapier II." It was originally supposed to be the same ship but obviously budgetary realities scotched that.
I thought it was just part of the reimagining.