Best black and white war films.....
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'The One Who Got Away', Hardy Kruger on the run in the home counties, he turns up at Gerrards Cross station of all places.
Ice Cold In Alex, Dunkirk and The Colditz story all previously mentioned but I could watch all three repeatedly. I'd add 'The Hill' as well, a much overlooked film from '65 with Sean Connery, Ian Hendry, Roy Kinnear, Harry Andrews etc, well worth seeking out.
Ice Cold In Alex, Dunkirk and The Colditz story all previously mentioned but I could watch all three repeatedly. I'd add 'The Hill' as well, a much overlooked film from '65 with Sean Connery, Ian Hendry, Roy Kinnear, Harry Andrews etc, well worth seeking out.
Wacky Racer said:
dontlookdown said:
Went the Day Well - propaganda but done well.
http://www.carlcorway.cc/apps/photos/dontlookdown said:
According to that link the Vicar of Dibley was filmed in the same village. Rather incongruous...
Probably one of the most used - http://www.imdb.com/search/title?locations=Turvill...FourWheelDrift said:
dontlookdown said:
According to that link the Vicar of Dibley was filmed in the same village. Rather incongruous...
Probably one of the most used - http://www.imdb.com/search/title?locations=Turvill...Plus one for the 'The Cruel Sea'
Denholm Elliot, Jack Hawkins, Donald Sinden etc, classic Ealing studios movie based on a book by Nicolas Monsarrat. The novel is better than the film IMO as it's bleaker but still a classic.
49th Parallel- classic propaganda movie by Powell and Pressburger
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P3HrDhTZOrw
Laurence Olivier, Raymond Massey and Leslie Howard amongst others. A hard to beat 'let's lick 'em movie' produced at a time when it wasn't clear at all we'd best the Nazis. A fantastic film.
Denholm Elliot, Jack Hawkins, Donald Sinden etc, classic Ealing studios movie based on a book by Nicolas Monsarrat. The novel is better than the film IMO as it's bleaker but still a classic.
49th Parallel- classic propaganda movie by Powell and Pressburger
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P3HrDhTZOrw
Laurence Olivier, Raymond Massey and Leslie Howard amongst others. A hard to beat 'let's lick 'em movie' produced at a time when it wasn't clear at all we'd best the Nazis. A fantastic film.
Edited by Motorrad on Sunday 26th February 18:18
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