Cuando el cine, era una expresión de arte y talento, en todo sentido. Además representaba de forma magistral, etapas inolvidables de la historia, en la Europa del siglo XX.
🇮🇹...... ECCO QUI IL PRIMO FILM🎬 CHE RICORDO IN ASSOLUTO... UN FILM DI GUERRA.....1977 , IN📺 TV BIANCO ⚪ E NERO ⚫.... AVEVO 10 ANNI , E HO VISTO QUESTO FILM ... SOLO OGGI MI RENDO CONTO CHE IL CAST ERA😬 STELLARE!!!... SALUTI DALLA PUGLIA ✋😜✋
I wish the whole movie was uploaded, though I have read the book probably between 1984-1989 , I seems to think that it concerned the protest in Paris against the Vietnam war rather concerning the Vichy government.Yet, this was a eye- opener.
Sorry to rain on your parade but in actual fact amongst the first troops entering Paris there were large numbers of colonial soldiers such as the West African Tirailleurs Senegalais and also Foreign Legionaries (many of them Spanish Republicans). The real life the half tracks liberating Paris had the names of Battles from the Spanish Civil war on them, and there were more black soldiers...
@@AnEnemy100 The second armored Division had no black soldiers, as a "request" of the Americans, who didn't want coloured soldiers fighting alongside them. The "nueve", the spanish republican unit of the 2nd Armored Division was only a company of less than a hundred and fifty men out of the 15 thousand strong division. They could have included a cameo of them, sure, but the fiercely anti-communist attitude of 1960's hollywood prevented it. The french first army that landed in the south of France in Operation Dragoon had many black and north african soldiers at the time, being mostly composed of the former north african vichy troops and the Gaullist west african troops. Btw, the spanish republicans that served in the Foreign Legion had, by that point, been given the french nationality officially to avoid any reprisals by the germans or, even worse, their expulsion to Spain if captured.
@@thibaudduhamel2581 These African soldiers from the colonies have fought since the beginning of the conflict but unfortunately, they were deprived of the final victory by preventing them from returning to Germany. Anxious to whitewash the French army, the high command forced them to give their uniforms to the FFI and other newly recruited recruits. Shame and great frustration for these men who gave their blood to liberate France. All the more revolting when you know that they will receive a lower salary and veteran's pension than their white counterparts in mainland France.
@@thibaudduhamel2581 - i disagree and am very disappointed with this film - in particular in a period of racial instability like today. I for one think there should be at least 10% of french African Americans in the troops and civilians. Let’s just be fair!
@@Lff3333 can’t tell if you’re joking or not. Either way, please refer to my earlier comment about the lack of black soldiers in the second armored division.
The top french actors were in this film: the most famous were: Jaques Marin, Bernard Fresson, Gert Froebe , Jean Pierre Cassel in particular. They were the crème de le crème of french movies when this film got out. Other minor actors who are not well known include Michel Triboulet, Alban Delon, Daniel Gelain, Jean Paul Belmonte , Louis Boiyer, Yves Montald....some claim french icon Johnny Halliday played an SS officer
Yes, you wrote this 2 years ago. But seriously, you don't know what you're talking about, nor how to spell the actors' names who you categorize as "minor." Alain (not Alban) Delon, Jean-Paul Belmondo (not Belmonte), Yves Montand (not Montald)- These are world-renown, literal iconic film gods of French cinema, you dork, not "other minor actors who are not well known"!
This was a good movie. The book is even more interesting. But the clothing & hairstyles of the actors portraying French civilians were more reflective of 1960s styles than 1940s styles.
Yep, pretty awful. And it’s worse in films made in the 70’s where actors couldn’t be bothered to cut their hair or sideburns and systematically wore clothes straight out of their 1970’s wardrobe
The original version with the french cast speaking in english is just ridiculous. Anyway the movie has been a compromise between the american producers and french communist party interests.
01:23 I wonder what happened to the poor wounded guy. I hope he recoved fully and led a long and happy life. Perhaps he's till alive today (not likely but possible)!
The wounded guy contracted conjunctivitis of the elbow after developing neuro vegetatif syndrome of the toes. His ears became uncouth and dystopian therefore rendering him unable to use a spoon to eat spaghetti
Ah yeah? I watched the film several times and it’s full of mistakes. In every scene in Paris you can spot traffic lights! How ridiculous is that in 1944? And what about the black beret soldier smoking Camel cigarettes ? They were only sold in France from 1945 onwards yet here this guy is smoking them in his tank in 1944!!!! Gross! And worst of all, the unbearable mistake of the colonel’s car: he’s in a Citroen « traction arrière » model LR12 which was in circulation from December 1944 ie 5 months after the scene was supposed to have taken place . I had to stop watching at that point...
@@Lff3333 I do not see the connection with my message, and I do not think that anyone has asked you to regurgitate the trivia you found on some website. Historic films contain mistakes like the comment section of TH-cam contains insufferable people, great discovery!
This was an important moment in France's pre-war history in the Cold War. De Gaulle and most of the non-communist resistance groups wanted the new provisional government installed before the Germans left or the American and other Allies entered Paris. It should be noted the French Communist underground was very organized, armed and were themselves preparing to install their own "National Council" to govern France. Of course Stalin was paramount on making sure pro-Soviet satellite nations came to power in post World War 2 Europe. Luckily France did not become.
It was also a French move to counter the Allied plans to install the AMGOT, an Allied led government, and instead to install an independant one. It even was De Gaulle's first concern, much more than the communist issue.
Love this movie : We are the 25 of August !! Paris is free ! this is the 50th anniversary of the liberation of Paris ! Dubbing with French accents, funny :) : it's look like Alain Delon real voice, for Belbel, not sure (except the onomatopées :P !
Ο Αλεν Ντελον και ο Ζαν Πολ Μπελμοντο στην πρωτη κοινη τους εμφανιση στην κινηματογραφικη οθονη,και ταυτοχρονα στην πρωτη τους κινηματογραφικη συνεργασια.Και να σκεφτει κανεις οτι το σεναριο αυτης της ταινιας υπογραφει ο...Φρανσις Φορντ Κοπολα,και μαλιστα στην αρχη της καριερας του στο Χολλιγουντ...
As far as I can tell, the only one who dubbed it himself is Delon, whose voice is clearly recognisable.
Great textbook material for history,warfare and human behavior! Great film! Wish more can be made!
Cuando el cine, era una expresión de arte y talento, en todo sentido. Además representaba de forma magistral, etapas inolvidables de la historia, en la Europa del siglo XX.
What a cast all the big American and European stars
it's a great film. the screenplay and directing are flawless
One Of The Best !!!!!!!!!!!!
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love this scene also...the major was perfect from a great movie and cast...and of course the great music from maurice jarre
Oscar Nominated? It should have WON!!!!
An epic drama with an epic cast!
An excellent video, Rick! 5***'s
“Em, adequate.” I love that line!
M qedo con belmondo❤
There's a good use of actual footage of the real thing intercut with scenes filmed for the movie
Loved the movie and especially loved the music to the movie, and to think that this movie was based on fact.
Thanks for the upload. I loved the movie
Very similar look feel to John Frankenheimers 1963 film "The Train" about Nazis plundering French works of art.
Thanks for posting, Rick!!
I love this part of the movie:)
Thanks for posting
I wish the whole movie was uploaded, though I have read the book probably between 1984-1989 , I seems to think that it concerned the protest in Paris against the Vietnam war rather concerning the Vichy government.Yet, this was a eye- opener.
You can buy it on TH-cam. I have a copy.
I think this is one of the best war films ever made . The reason , it's just like a documentary. And so very close to what really happened .
Sorry to rain on your parade but in actual fact amongst the first troops entering Paris there were large numbers of colonial soldiers such as the West African Tirailleurs Senegalais and also Foreign Legionaries (many of them Spanish Republicans). The real life the half tracks liberating Paris had the names of Battles from the Spanish Civil war on them, and there were more black soldiers...
@@AnEnemy100 The second armored Division had no black soldiers, as a "request" of the Americans, who didn't want coloured soldiers fighting alongside them.
The "nueve", the spanish republican unit of the 2nd Armored Division was only a company of less than a hundred and fifty men out of the 15 thousand strong division. They could have included a cameo of them, sure, but the fiercely anti-communist attitude of 1960's hollywood prevented it.
The french first army that landed in the south of France in Operation Dragoon had many black and north african soldiers at the time, being mostly composed of the former north african vichy troops and the Gaullist west african troops.
Btw, the spanish republicans that served in the Foreign Legion had, by that point, been given the french nationality officially to avoid any reprisals by the germans or, even worse, their expulsion to Spain if captured.
@@thibaudduhamel2581 These African soldiers from the colonies have fought since the beginning of the conflict but unfortunately, they were deprived of the final victory by preventing them from returning to Germany. Anxious to whitewash the French army, the high command forced them to give their uniforms to the FFI and other newly recruited recruits.
Shame and great frustration for these men who gave their blood to liberate France. All the more revolting when you know that they will receive a lower salary and veteran's pension than their white counterparts in mainland France.
@@thibaudduhamel2581 - i disagree and am very disappointed with this film - in particular in a period of racial instability like today. I for one think there should be at least 10% of french African Americans in the troops and civilians. Let’s just be fair!
@@Lff3333 can’t tell if you’re joking or not. Either way, please refer to my earlier comment about the lack of black soldiers in the second armored division.
The top french actors were in this film: the most famous were: Jaques Marin, Bernard Fresson, Gert Froebe , Jean Pierre Cassel in particular. They were the crème de le crème of french movies when this film got out. Other minor actors who are not well known include Michel Triboulet, Alban Delon, Daniel Gelain, Jean Paul Belmonte , Louis Boiyer, Yves Montald....some claim french icon Johnny Halliday played an SS officer
Yes, you wrote this 2 years ago. But seriously, you don't know what you're talking about, nor how to spell the actors' names who you categorize as "minor." Alain (not Alban) Delon, Jean-Paul Belmondo (not Belmonte), Yves Montand (not Montald)- These are world-renown, literal iconic film gods of French cinema, you dork, not "other minor actors who are not well known"!
This was a good movie. The book is even more interesting. But the clothing & hairstyles of the actors portraying French civilians were more reflective of 1960s styles than 1940s styles.
Yep, pretty awful. And it’s worse in films made in the 70’s where actors couldn’t be bothered to cut their hair or sideburns and systematically wore clothes straight out of their 1970’s wardrobe
The original version with
the french cast speaking
in english is just ridiculous.
Anyway the movie has been a compromise between the american producers and french communist party interests.
Thanks for sharing!
01:23 I wonder what happened to the poor wounded guy. I hope he recoved fully and led a long and happy life. Perhaps he's till alive today (not likely but possible)!
The wounded guy contracted conjunctivitis of the elbow after developing neuro vegetatif syndrome of the toes. His ears became uncouth and dystopian therefore rendering him unable to use a spoon to eat spaghetti
Is it possible to find a version of this film where none of the dialogue is dubbed?
Im sure their is a French copy available from a French distributor.
I like everyone is wearing hairstyles and suits are very 1963.
This, by the way, is an historical fact. The guy is Yvon Morandat, and with his future wife he took over the hotel Matignon.
Ah yeah? I watched the film several times and it’s full of mistakes. In every scene in Paris you can spot traffic lights! How ridiculous is that in 1944? And what about the black beret soldier smoking Camel cigarettes ? They were only sold in France from 1945 onwards yet here this guy is smoking them in his tank in 1944!!!! Gross! And worst of all, the unbearable mistake of the colonel’s car: he’s in a Citroen « traction arrière » model LR12 which was in circulation from December 1944 ie 5 months after the scene was supposed to have taken place . I had to stop watching at that point...
@@Lff3333 I do not see the connection with my message, and I do not think that anyone has asked you to regurgitate the trivia you found on some website. Historic films contain mistakes like the comment section of TH-cam contains insufferable people, great discovery!
Could you upload the full Version?
Ben Barton you can stream on Kanopy
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The hair and costumes didn't do it justice. They were definitely from the 1960's so it was hard to focus on the setting being 1944
This was an important moment in France's pre-war history in the Cold War. De Gaulle and most of the non-communist resistance groups wanted the new provisional government installed before the Germans left or the American and other Allies entered Paris. It should be noted the French Communist underground was very organized, armed and were themselves preparing to install their own "National Council" to govern France. Of course Stalin was paramount on making sure pro-Soviet satellite nations came to power in post World War 2 Europe. Luckily France did not become.
It was also a French move to counter the Allied plans to install the AMGOT, an Allied led government, and instead to install an independant one. It even was De Gaulle's first concern, much more than the communist issue.
Clouseau, were are you?
Love this movie : We are the 25 of August !! Paris is free ! this is the 50th anniversary of the liberation of Paris !
Dubbing with French accents, funny :) : it's look like Alain Delon real voice, for Belbel, not sure (except the onomatopées :P !
Bebel has not real voice i think !
Interesting film ,look more like early 60s then wartime france. I liked the clip.
EXCELLENT ( top film)
Ο Αλεν Ντελον και ο Ζαν Πολ Μπελμοντο στην πρωτη κοινη τους εμφανιση στην κινηματογραφικη οθονη,και ταυτοχρονα στην πρωτη τους κινηματογραφικη συνεργασια.Και να σκεφτει κανεις οτι το σεναριο αυτης της ταινιας υπογραφει ο...Φρανσις Φορντ Κοπολα,και μαλιστα στην αρχη της καριερας του στο Χολλιγουντ...
🇫🇷巴里解放❗️素晴らしい✨
I wonder if this really happened like that or this scene is all fiction ?...
classic
cute marie versini !!
Were skinny ties and narrow lapels the fashion for men in the 1940s?
Bittersweet to see a movie depicting the days when we were the good guys. uggh!
Her hair is wrong for 1944
This is a silly scene.😂
Voilá la Françe!
0:22 i like that girl
Jest to klasyczny przykład jak sobie ci francuscy mineciarze wyobrażają wojnę!