Ice Station Zebra - German Scientists
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ธ.ค. 2011
- Made by our [British] German scientists and your film made by your [American] German scientists, into their satellite, made by their [Russian] German scientists.
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Their germans, our germans, your germans. Yeah, he knew what was up with Paperclip.
My favourite actor of all time Patrick mcGoohan
I see him most often rewatching 70's Columbo.
He was in 2 of them.
If you haven't seen them you should.
Patrick McGoohan was simply awesome. Wish I could have seen him on stage. And McGoohan and Peter Falk were excellent together. Some of their Columbo scenes were priceless!
Check him out in a movie called hell drivers
@@drewjeers8154 au total avec Patrick ❤🙏
Patrick McGoohan est un génie, très grand acteur, le meilleur des espions dans Danger Man ❤🙏
Among other strange statements - missile base locations in our open-country US were public knowledge and didn’t require satellites for the Soviets to locate.
Indeed. In fact I knew a Russian spy in the UK whose job it was to spy on British nuclear subs. MI5 knew he was there. In fact they liked to visit him regularly and check his log books to.make sure he was doing a good job.
You see, it was in our interests for the KGB to know we really had nukes and at least one was at sea at all times.
I am surely not a nationalist, but the "German Scientists"-Thing amused me very much.......
Only a leftist thinks national borders are evil
@David Bagley
Like John Lennon said in his song....imagine there's no Countries, that would be cool.
There is a great scene in the movie The Right Stuff where Lyndon Johnson asks if the Russians are going to beat us to the moon and the man says "No, our Germans are better than their Germans."
@@samkangal8428 taking advice from braindead junkies that produce somewhat mediocre music... i mean... how low ur stance must be?
@@samkangal8428 Lennon was an idiot. Just like anyone who thinks no countries would be cool.
Operation Paperclip after WW2
I suspect that Alistair MacLean had Patrick McGoohan in mind when he drafted his book. Frank Sturgis certainly made the part for him after The Prisoner.
Actually, McGoohan was still working on The Prisoner when this film was being made.
All that was needed at the end was McGoohan waving goodbye to Ernie Borgnine and saying "Be seeing you!"
I once asked a German friend what he thought Germany's greatest achievement was. He said: "The moon landing."
If you ignore Von Braun’s slave labour
Documentary:
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Best scene in the whole film, I wish it extended to where McGoohan explains how the sattelite ended up at Zebra. I'd love to see a remake with, say, Daniel Craig or Russell Crowe in the McGoohan role.
And George Clooney in the Rock Hudson role
Yes, very true, but Clooney is good at plying military types. Just my opinion. Robert Downey Jr. or Bradley Cooper would also be good choices
jennifersman I’ve always thought so too - the best scene. They act off each other perfectly and it’s a transition point as their characters have been at loggerheads until this point and here the film.
George Clooney😂
Great scene. But my fave is “until I know EXACTLY what we’re doing and why!”
Sums up the second half of the twentieth century rather tidy, doesn't it? Most of the twentieth century if you like.
Best conversation about the cold war in just about any movie ever!
V.I. Kydor Kropotkin : "The President's Analyst" :
"Logic is on our side: this isn't a case of a world struggle between two divergent ideologies, of different economic systems. Every day your country becomes more socialistic, my country becomes more capitalistic. Pretty soon we will meet in the middle and join hands. No, my dear doctor; you're going to defect because you want to live."
Just think if you dare..........you had Planet of the Apes, Bullitt, 2001 Space Odyssey and Ice station Zebra and Romeo and Julliet all in 1968.
and don't forget "Krakatoa: East of Java."
@@theGMmaytagman 😂😂
All that effort and killing for a frickin' roll of film.
Not as mad as it seems - the first pictures of the far side of the moon was taken by a Soviet spacecraft using American film they got out of a shot-down U2 spy plane.
@@paulward4268 Yes. Not sure what that's got to do with how the USSR got the film it used to film the dark side fo the moon.
@@DaveF. Hi Dave - sorry, my reply was aimed at the oter poster yelling about killing for film! Apologies- I was a bit over.eager with my typing!! It wasn't aimed at you - sorry bud!😲😀
tubewatcher3100 In the years of the Cold War, that effort was important indeed!
You obviously didn't grow up in those days.
@@paulward4268 Ah - that makes more sense- thanks for clarifying!
Before digital and cigarettes mentioned dated box brownie ??
Funny how Google Maps and Google Earth rendered this whole plot line essentially irrelevant...
I think Polaris did that
Google is Russian, that's why. They are pure evil.
Google Maps blah.blah came along THIRTY YEARS after this.
Just a Little late I think.
I just love how the film, camera and Satellite all made by germans LOL
Not as crazy as it sounds - the first pictures of the far side of the moon were taken by the Soviets, but the film used in the spacecraft was nicked out of a shot-down US U2 aircraft.
A "dead" Jim Brown appears to have revived long enough to move his legs out of the way. ( ~2:07:36)🤣
Trump would be fine with all of that. He'd probably autograph the pics-- for a fee of course
Trump 2024