The Full Grenoble 1968 Winter Olympic Film | Olympic History
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Très beau film, magnifique image, très belles musiques et commentaires inspirés. Incroyable un film de si grande qualité pour l'époque ! Merci de rendre ça disponible gratuitement, c'est génial.
59:57
스피드 스키이팅 한국선수 발견 (당시엔 빨간색을...?)
I carried the flag for the Argentine Team at these Olympics...It was very emotional !!
Oh wow that is awesome must be a great memory! What sport did you practice? And did you win a medal?
Deve ter sido uma experiência incrível
These films are great! Glad I found them! Could not believe they even have ones from the 1940's. Sweet.
何度見てもほんとに素晴らしい。記録映画の枠を超えている。
The Olympic torch looks different than the one I saw online
This is the first Olympics I remember. Made a huge impression on me.
Let's Go Great Britain! I hope my Scouting Reports and Information help you Qualify to be in a Winter Olympic Ice Hockey Tournament for the First Time since 1948!
The coats worn by the Canadian Olympic team are very recognizable. They're genuine coats from the Heritage Collection of the Hudson's Bay Company. The stripe pattern dates back to the companies incorporation on the 2nd of May, 1670. Similar to the ever popular 4-point blanket made of sheep's wool.
4:16, the opening declaration by Charles de Gaulle
3:09 India's first winter Olympian Jeremy bujakowski he was in the 1964 and 68 Olympics
Music of Peggy Fleming: Excerpt from Symphony No. 6 "Pathétique" by Tchaikovsky, Samson et Dalila, Op. 47: Mon c?ur s'ouvre à ta voix (Instrumental) by Saint-Saëns, The Thieving Magpie by Rossini.
I swear I saw Minions marching in the opening ceremonies.
Minions? Where?!
Dire que j'ai vu les JO de Grenoble en 1968 à la télévision quand j'étais gamin
Wonderful movie !!! A big memory of my youthful days ...
i lived there part time 69-71 when i was a kid ...i would come there for for weekends but went to school in versoix swiss such great memory to ski there...thank you for sharing this
Великолепно снятый фильм. Безупречная музыка.
Russia's #17 Valeri Kharalov. Soon to get a whack on the heel by Bobby Clarke.
And someone running up a whole bunch of stairs to light the olympic torch.
私はかつてこれほどの偽善的な国家を見たことがない
bellissimo video...quando lo sport era pulito
What is the name of the song at 34:15?
I see one delegation wearing yellow hats with goggles @ 2:07. spitting image of Minions.
Good old Peggy Fleming, pretending to have a heart x
Oh yes, my youth ! This is why, mainly, I loved and still love mountain, snow, skiing, climbing, ... and evene, unfortunately, I lived in the north flat grey cold and rainy area of France. Thanks !
I would prefer less drama and more highlights with commentary of more events.
no its more cinematograhic and ambitious, less conventional (fo tv)
This is the style of claude lelouch
yup- this is Art Film not TV football- @@ThisisBrownfield
The runner who climbed those stairs to light the torch - THAT took GUTS. And Peggy Fleming wasn't bad, either.
Was watching the Opening Ceremonies live while getting ready for school in Denver. The games marked the debut of East Germany.
3:09 India's first winter Olympian Jeremy bujakowski he was in the 1964 and 68 Olympics
What's the point in not having subtitles here when you have them up on the Olympics website?
To see Peggy Fleming win Gold after the horrific crash that took our premier skaters away from us is quite emotional and doubly victorious.
Yes, the world will never forget.
And her Dad had died too.
En Anglais, s'il vous plait?
52 years ago.
love history of sports and Olympic Games
thank you
5:30
Holy crap is Avery Brundage's French (at 4:10) really bad.
It wasn't the only thing he was bad at, but boy, you're right about his French!
Comment les juges ont ils vu que Schranz avait raté une porte.
On n'y voyait rien.
Il fallait que Killy ait sa 3ème médaille.
En fait, Schranz avait suivi les traces de Mjoen, qui par inadvertance avait pris une mauvaise ligne et raté une porte. Donc l'Autrichien n'avait pas droit à un deuxième parcours!
Il ne fait aucun doute qu'il a raté une porte, étant donné qu'il a skié hors de la piste et a terminé sa course. Il a affirmé avoir vu une silhouette sombre d'une personne traversant la piste plus bas, malgré que, comme vous dites, "On n'y voyait rien." Personne à proximité et aucun des surveillants de porte n'a vu cette personne. Affaire rejetée.
Mais Killy aurait pu être battu dans ce slalom! D'abord les conditions n'ont pas été égales pour tous, le brouillard étant plus épais pour certains (dans les deux manches). Ensuite son écart final fut très faible, 9/100 sur l'Autrichien Huber et 31/100 sur un autre Autrichien, Matt. Enfin, on ne sait ce qu'auraient fait Mjoen et Schranz sans la mauvaise trace, le Suisse Giovanoli a attendu 10 minutes la décision de deuxième parcours de Schranz ce qui l'a déconcentré nerveusement et Périllat était dans les temps de la gagne quand l'attelle qu'il portait depuis une blessure à l'entrainement la veille a cédé! Mais l'Histoire est belle car Killy méritait ce triplé devant assumer la position de favori!
MELBOURNE 1956
2:06 they almost look like minions
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@ 8:46 US team captain and 1980 head coach Herb Brooks
Yes, 2002 too but yes 1980 was the big one
Superbe reconstitution ! Mais où est le film de Claude Lelouche « 13 jours en France » ?
Il est maintenant la propriété du CIO.
Bon
IT'S IN FRENCH
Génial, non ?
super.romania.gooooood..,