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The official Olympic film of the Atlanta 1996 Olympic Games in it's entirety is now here on the official Olympic TH-cam channel.
This official Olympic film features some of the most inspiring and courageous stories from the Atlanta Games including those of Michael Johnson, Josia Thugwane, Naim Süleymanoğlu, Ghada Shouaa and Jackie Joyner-Kersee.
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I seriously don’t understand the hate that these games get. Yes, the logistics, specifically the transportation could have been better, but no one can deny the magical moments and success of the events themselves. Atlanta did a fine job
Some facts of these Games.
- John Williams composed the main theme for these Games, being his second work for the Olympics.
- Countries that were part of the USSR competed independently by its first time (Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia by its second time). One of those countries was Georgia, that have the same name of the US state where Atlanta is located. Because of this, the Georgian athletes were applauded by the audience.
- Since the football (soccer) inclusion as an Olympic sport, Atlanta's Olympic Stadium is the only one that has never hosted any football (soccer) match.
- Men's football final match took place in... Athens. Obviously not the very well known Greek city, but a not so well known American one.
These Olympic films are brilliant so inspiring they really show the beauty and the soul of the Olympic Games
Donquarry
Hands down the greatest Olympics to date.
Ha!
I was very lucky to have been able to see the Olympic Flame in '96 passing through N. Georgia. I was 11 years old. Something that I will never forget. Very lucky to have been able to experience the centennial games in my hometown.
I wasn't alive then but my parents told me the thrill of seeing the torch come through our small little town seeing Georgia being a place for the world to unite
Being in Atlanta throughout the time the Games were awarded through the time of those Games, one memory I have is seeing the Olympic Torch first enter the city proper (literally standing at the city boundary as it passed. Not only did I get to see events throughout those 17 days, my schnauzer then also was with me for a few outside events that went through my neighbor. Wonderful treasured memories of a lifetime.
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Thank you for uploading. So beautiful and inspiring. A golden moment 22 years ago we can look back on.
Amazing back stories and narration. Love the inclusion of global events and what the chosen victories represented for the countries, continents and the world.
Amazing? Wow, you sure are easily impressed. This is the dumbest video I've ever seen in my life.
Stephen Redgrave ...goes on to Sydney 2000...
There he becomes the only man to win a gold medal at the same sport at 5 consecutive Olympic Games!
Most of these stories are extremely moving.
Outstanding film filled with inspiring historical preludes of some of the greatest athletes who competed in the 1996 games. The music is also grand and majestic.
Speaking of Atlanta, I was born in Atlanta
I grew up in south jersey idolizing Carl Lewis. I was fortunate enough to be invited to Jesse Owens invitational, where I won a bronze medal. Pretty cool hearing Carl tell his story about Jesse Owens, knowing I had a similar story to a 9 time Olympic champion and my idol growing up. If only I didn’t let my highschool track coach get to me, which ultimately made me quit, who knows what I could have accomplished. One of the biggest regrets of my life. Especially when I look back at all the awards I still have from the AAU junior Olympics, and various other track events I competed in
Odds are, nothing would have come of it.
There are many many dudes out there that believe they could have done something special....if only.
Guys in the Olympics have won the genetic lottery, have discipline that is olympian and have life circumstances allow them to compete and train 80 hours a week.
Wow! I just can’t believe that Team GB 🇬🇧 only won one gold medal 🥇 at this Olympics! Great documentary even though women’s gymnastics 🤸🏾♀️ were left out.
The disaster of Atlanta finally made the government sit up and start to take sport seriously... and twenty years later, GB went from 36th in the medal table to second behind only the USA... We will win our 1,000th Olympic medal at the Paris games.
The women's bicycle road race, about Jeannie Lingo, was pretty amazing. Talk about perseverance.
Gg
2021 olympic live as possible
Where is 2021 olympic games
@@teddysaunders8020 livones
Any cleopatra
“you are the best” “no, we are both the best” 😢
R.i.p. Naim Süleymanoğlu
asif7x so young! Only 50 years old!
@@toogeeky4u Unfortunately, another casualty of alcoholism.
@@HarryManback0 And smoking! 3 packs/day to, as he said, "...to find his inner peace."
How is the magnificent seven not even briefly mentioned? The U.S. women's first team gymnastics Olympic gold medal! All they get is like 5 seconds of Keri Strug with no explanation at all.
@mountaingal homemaker What do you mean? The official Olympic Film is a recap of the whole event? What hadn't happen yet?
They have a few dedicated videos on them on this channel.
The main reason though is because they obviously chose individuals to focus on beforehand. They didn't know who'd end up creating a great story.
Hurricane or earthquake?
Exactky
Michael Johnson and his brothers and sisters, (all 5 graduated from college and were successful) shows its not about being black or not being rich, it's about having a mother and a FATHER who actually care about and are there for their children.
First of all winning the Olympic 200M or going to college requires more than having a father, a lot of people have those. It requires natural talent, hard work and dedication. Plenty of athletes with single mothers have succeeded in sports and in life. And normal people.
But this 'no fathers' trope is little more than a stereotype that is blaming people for the extra burdens they have to carry in life. If you want to pretend there are no racial or cultural hurdles in the US or the world, you are only lying to yourself.
@@jelliott8424 Yes, but there are too many single parent (mother in most cases being the sole carer) families, and this has been proven to not be conducive to a healthy upbringing. Black families used to be the strongest two parent family units, this changed in the 70s and with the introduction of welfare support for single parent families it just got worse and worse, you can now see the impact of this breakdown of the family unit in today's society, especially possibly in men, and black men more than most.
What a treasure, thank you for sharing ❤🇯🇲
Quite Memorable,
Probably the greatest Olympics ever.
Simmer down.
I"m so glad this is all uploaded; I wore out these VHS tapes as a kid. My Granddad's name was Bud and as a kid I always looked at "narrated by Bud Greenspan" on the box and imagined him as the narrator. Figured it out when I was older, but still makes me think of him
I can’t believe this was 25 years ago. Seems like yesterday we were glued to the tv watching our nation host these epic Olympic Games
And watched as Canada took the hundred-meter and 4 by 100 metre race
Las primeras olimpiadas q vi, gracias a ellas aprendí q hay vida más allá del fútbol
De hecho, el estadio olímpico de Atlanta tiene la curiosidad de ser el único estadio olímpico en el que jamás se haya jugado un partido de fútbol, desde que éste fuera incorporado en los Juegos.
Grew up in McDonough born in 2001 happy I can experience this thru the video
its been twenty years
This is the only Olympics I've watched so far in my life.
1.33:40 - I love it! Being a daughters father is beautiful. Seeing her happy is gold!
1:34:10 is my favorite part too. The only thing that would have made it better is if he took his oath with the gold medal.
amazing thanks a lot for the memories
The voice of this guy freaks me out!
Michael Johnson A great focused athlete and all round nice guy
Doper
@@rajivmurkejee7498 Noper
Michael Johnson awesome wins... congrats
Remembering Muhammad Ali!
Both Ali and Kurt Angle who Won with injured neck
King JAXKid904 ANGLE LOCK!!!
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for what overrated
Oh, yeah, that boxer from Kentucky who had his picture taken with the Beatles once. :-D
my hometown and birthplace!! I was there!
Best year for sports in Nigeria. I think I watched that final football match
Best summer ever
2021 anyone reliving this 1966 olympics??
I was not born yet, but my parents remember watching the games almost everyday back in 1996
What a fantastic video thanks Atlanta is the best city on the world
+guerregarci02 Also know for bombs going off, first city ever during the olimpics.
+guerregarci02 Also know for bombs going off, first city ever during the olimpics.
Munich 1972 was no picnic for twelve people either.
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Yes
Did you know Great Britain is the only country to win a gold medal at every Olympics
The narrator did everything in his power to make this documentary as serious and unenjoyable as possible.
Nice to see they finally put these Bud Greenspan documentaries up. These are classic.
Only if you're American
@@rajivmurkejee7498 Agree, i HATE these Documentaries by Bud Greenspan, would love to see some by others, the Greenspan one´s often miss big moments and are just so US Centric
Roger Black is a cool guy. He always had a good attitude about coming in second to Michael Johnson. And Michael Johnson blames him for making him cry on the podium. He was trying to stay focused and pysche himself up for the 200 meter in a few days. Black told him to savor the moment and he broke.
I love watching this but my favorite part was the love story Of the gymnast from China and his wife Esperanza from Switzerland!That made me cry. What a love story!
Umm... so did Merlene's Olympic story not matter in '96?? I could be wrong, but, she had a much more storied journey at these Olympic Games than Inger Miller. 😕
Hands down best moments Canada wins 100m and 4 * 100m finals. Still gives me chills.
And the jump of Kerri Strug on the
vaulting-horse in gymnastics?And Shannon Miller? And Dominique Moceanu? And Usa gymnastics team? And the medals of Svetlana Khorkina? And the participation of Romanians: Andrea Raducan, Maria Olaru and Simona Amanar?. And Lilia Podkopayeva? And the Kurt Angle gold medal? THIS DOCUMENTARY IS MISSING THE GREATEST OF ATLANTA. THAT LAMENTABLE!
pabloalanoca Sorry friend you are confused, Andrea Raducan and Maria Olaru did not participate in this olympiad. They compite in the Sydney olympiad 4 years later. The real participants that year with Amanar was Gina Gogean, Lavinia Milosovici, Alexandra Marinescu, Ionela Loaies and Mirela Tugurlan
RIP Naim Suleymanoglu
love history of sports and Olympic Games
This was great but I think they should have mentioned Team Canada's amazing wins in Track with Bailey and the rest of the relay guys.
Bailey was a junkie.
Right On! to this documentary...Y'all bad!
I really like the way many of the most interesting and accomplished athletes and their families are spotlighted. It adds a dimension to sport that is not often seen. It also shows how so many hard, long years of overcoming setbacks and disappointments finally were rewarded. Thankfully, the times when these deserving athletes are forced to live in near-poverty to remain eligible are past.
Some inspiring stuff right here.
For South Africa these were a special Olympics🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦
I went thrifting and found a jacket with “ 1996 olympics “ and it inspired me to look this up 💕
Did you buy the jacket?
whit a freaking broken neck...
Kurt Angle regarding his olympic wrestling match on the games of 96
It was indeed
Only 23 years ago man i remember it being longer than that
Why no magnificent 7!!!👿👿👿
Love love Atlanta 1996❤️❤️❤️
Olympic Channel do you have the Olympic Legacy of the Olympic games in Atlanta Georgia in 1996?
Thank God for enabling us to watch this video!!
I saw this film on PBS.
My favourite Olympics, no one does it better than the US. My fondest memory is watching MJ win the 200m sat with my dad in a hotel in the UK after a beautiful hot summers day...
14:15 big torch is lit on fire
@ 1:19:45 and for the interest of fair reporting steve redgrave DID pick up his 5th gold medal
That Michelle Smith, Ireland's equivalent to Lance Armstrong and Ben Johnson.
No.She never tested positive for a banned substance in her life.
@@patricksweeney5308 i have never heard any substantiated charges against Donovan Bailey or Michael Johnson. Anyone who thought Michael Johnson was on something must be, well, on something.
Who’s the narrator? Love his commentary.
He is Will Lyman and he is excellent. The narrator on most of the Bud Greenspan Olympiad Videos was David Perry, his brother. Sadly he died in 91 so Lyman took over. Nothing against him, on the contrary he is outstanding, but David Perry is to Olympic videos what John Facenda was to the NFL.
@@RBB1965 thank you for the answer. I’ve always thought he was a great narrator.
@@ericmarshall2795 My pleasure.
As cocky as Lewis was there is no denying there was a supreme athlete
Someone once said it's not bragging if you can back it up. Who said that? Oh, right, that guy who lit the Olympic flame in Atlanta.
Nostalgic
So excited 😆
If only the world could cooperate all the time like this. Can we imagine an Olympics with every country in attendence? Will we one day have teams from planets? What we achieve in times of strife is little to what could be achieved without it.
Humans would always win
Any "alien" not from Earth would be unhuman, not like us, f-o-r-e-i-g-n
20 years ago this summer.
No women's gymnastics? The women's event was much dramatic/eventful/groundbreaking than the men's...
+Hannah Aldrich Highlights for me of Atlanta 1996 in the Olympics include Michael Johnson's 200/400m double and Carl Lewis back to his best form in the long jump. Kenny Harrison defeated world record holder Jonathan Edwards in the triple jump. Edwards of course made amends in Sydney four years later. Sally Gunnell's injury and two full starts by Linford Christie (nowadays it is one full start and you are disqualified) sums up Great Britain's disappointment. Steve Redgrave was probably his ray of hope for his country in rowing. Games also notable for a bomb attack I think.
+Hannah Aldrich I can not think of a country that will host the Olympics on more than one occasion. Twelve years between Los Angeles 1984 and Atlanta 1996 seems pretty short. In the World Cup, Mexico hosted it in 1970 and again sixteen years later, 1986.
+Hannah Aldrich la honte... le concours par équipe pour les filles mais la juste récompense pour Podokopayeva
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Olympic Channel can you please do me a favor of uploading the Olympic film of the 1998 winter Olympic games in Nagano Japan?
Nice documentary. It should be seen by max sports loving people.
born a tad late to see this happen, but it’ll come back to the US one day
La historia de Li Donghua es digna de una película!
Does anyone know if Inger participated in the 2000 games?
A list of American cities that could host the Olympics in the future:
NYC
Philly
Boston
Washington, DC
Miami
Houston
Dallas
San Francisco
Nashville
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Detroit
Chicago
Seattle
Phoenix
San Diego
Rex Brown After 2020 Olympic bidding reforms, the only US cities that will be prepared to host an Olympics are New York, Chicago and Los Angeles. The IOC wants cities to bid that have minimal costs associated with building venues. Boston will never bid again after the Boston 2024 fiasco, where the citizens of Boston rebelled against hosting the games. All the other cities don’t have the venues needed to host without building new ones or won’t want to host. Salt Lake City is the only US city that is equipped to host another winter games. Times have changed. The IOC wants affordable, sustainable games.
@@hjohnnym66 LA gets them again. Oh, JOY!
I pray we have an Olympics that is attended again. It takes away from performing not having an audience
Atlanta 1 of the best olympics ever
I don't get it. How do you manage to get better quality from 1948 than in 1996? lmao.
1948 was filmed in 35mm celluloid. Filmstock has amazing details and dynamic range that can be extracted from high resolution scanning up to 8K. Post 1970 due to television transmission, video tape cameras that have standard definition or SD by default. Back then, 360p was the highest video resolution on those tapes, compared to 480p or 576p resolution that existed during the 90s and early 2000s. Video tape cannot be scanned. It can be interpolated or upscaled to 1080p on video editing software but the quality doesn't improve. Digital video cameras are now able to shoot on 720p, 1080p, 1440p and 2160p and the broadcast happens in FHD.
Hope this was helpful.
@@nanditdesai3384 With ai upscale tools getting better every month now, we could soon watch this entire film in full hd. Amazing.
I love it 🥰
Does anyone know who is the narrator of this video?
R.I.P. NAIM SULEYMANOGLOU
Did Carl Lewis every do his 6th jump?
I can't find a video of when Queen sang "We are the Champions" at the Olympics in America. It might have been 1996.
Carolina Hashimoto It would have been post Freddy mercury if it was in '96 considering he died in November 1991... it was probably an earlier olympics or not as great here
Freddy Mercury was dead by 96. Maybe Los Angeles 84? That would make sense.
thanks eric wainaina for the bronze in the marathon
Ali...
I know that in archery at the olympics they shoot at 70 meters now. Did it used to be 50 meters? Otherwise why would Huish be training shooting across the street through the garage at 50 yards
Where was the 100m final? This is almost always the or one of the most watched events throughout olympic history. A world record was broken. How on earth could that not make this film. That was also the entire heat had a star studded cast. There was huge drama involving a false start. That is the most historic 100m final in olympic history and why is it not here? Is it because an American didn't medal? This is why people try to find other non american outlets to watch international events.
+DeeTee221 Did you find it, the 100m final?
+DeeTee221 of Course that is why they spent oodles of time on the womans 4x100 and virtually non on Mens 100 and absolute zero on mens 4x100.. Canada (Donovan Bailey) Won the 100m (broke World Record doing it) and anchored the 4x100 - (would have broken record there too but coasted 30 m out) those two events blow away anything else. first time US did not win a medal in the mens 4x100 when they actually finished. In addition, because of Donovon Bailey winning and breaking record for 100m Johnson the 200 and 400m winner was trying to call HIMSELF the fastest man on the planet even though it was always understood it is the 100m winner. Bailey was pretty pissed at this and they eventually decided on a 150m race in Skydome Stadium (now Rogers Stadium) where Bailey blew him away before Johnson faked an injury after Bailey had passded him. At the end of the day its a US production so they can do what they want but pretty lame if you ask me.
Donovan Bailey is a cool guy.
29:55 Clean and jerk? Isn´t it the other way round?
basquete? vôlei? futebol? onde estão??? (basketball? volleyball? Soccer? where are???)
@ 5:56 the parade of nations
Muhammad Ali, you shall be missed
How is this such worse video quality than the 1956 Olympics?
KURT ANGLE???
i know, he won the gold with a broken freakin neck. Isn't that worth mentioning?
its true its damn true
The voice appears as a digitised voice for the 1996 olimypics back then in the beautiful city of Atlanta, I was there in 1996 and it is now 2016. An interesting fact the games were stopped in 1886.
Where's the Magnificent 7??? They are probably the most iconic part of these games! WTH?
No Magnificent Seven?
how could they not show the Mag 7? So much drama and history making stuff going on in womens gymnastics that Olympics, to ignore it is criminal!
From this video the olyimpic games terminated in 1886, they did not begin until many years later.
no women's gymnastics? mleh.