Us Against the World | A Washington Rowing Legacy
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- Опубликовано: 28 май 2018
- Us Against the World: A Washington Rowing Legacy is presented by Dunn Lumber. Learn more about the film at usagainst.org.
Us Against the World: A Washington Rowing Legacy tells the story of a University of Washington rowing crew who developed such a remarkable cadence that they qualified-against all odds-for the 1936 Olympic Games in Berlin.
One young man in particular-Joe Rantz-found trust among his teammates, despite a life of hardship and abandonment. Us Against the World: A Washington Rowing Legacy is narrated by Jennifer Huffman, the granddaughter of Joe Rantz-who continues to benefit from Joe's life lessons to this day.
Us Against the World: A Washington Rowing Legacy had its world premiere on May 28, 2018 at the Oscar-qualifying Seattle International Film Festival.
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Just returned home from the movie theatre. Excellent movie, Clooney did a great job in capturing the true story.
A must read
Looked this up after just finishing Daniel Brown's stunning account... in tears! A thrilling and moving true story of success in adversity (and poverty) against the background of Nazi Germany & it's twisted ideals. It's lovely to see Joe's Granddaughter talking & rowing but do go and buy The Boys in the Boat, a beautifully written epic & one of the best books I've read in years!
I totally agree with you. I read it recently and I enjoyed it so much. I also just finished Seabiscuit. Can you please recommend me similar books? That would be awesome. Thanks in advance
Looked up videos on RUclips after reading this magnificent book. Highly recommended, as you say.
Been a year since you wrote your comment, but I have to respond. I just finished the book and was looking for videos. I think The Boys in the Boat is the best book I’ve ever read from all angles, not just the rowing, but the US and world history, the weather history. I wish this book was required reading in high school!
I did not hear mention of the fact that the US team, farthest from the announcer, and the team that was next farthest didn't hear the start command. So they not only had the position with the most wind--they had lost time at the very beginning.
I love this video. I only bring this up because it shows that the victory of the boys in the boat was even more astounding!
One of the facts that I like best is that when Daniel James Brown asked Joe Rantz if DJB could write a book about Joe, Joe said that the story had to be about the boat--ie, the entire crew, the coaches and the boat builder. Brought up tears and admiration.
The movie showed that, sort of. You could see the late start and the confusion but you didn't know why.
Great job, George! Cannot wait to see it here in the Portland area.
I, like many, have just discovered the story of The Boys in the Boat, and, like many am "speechless" with a few tears...what a gift we have been left by the writer and and George Clooney "there to expand it all" for "those to come"...a gift of experience.
Thanks for this great video. I am German, and right now I am in the North of Germany, just 200 meters away from a lake called Ratzeburger See. The water of this lake is full of German rowing glory, since after WWII the so-called rowing professor Karl Adam used this lake for re-creating from scratch the German rowing wonder. He developed many innovative methods which later shared with the rest of the world. As a kid I used to root for the German teams, and I still make sure to watch the Olympic rowing events. But the 1936 Olympics were way before my time, and I did not know about the uplifting story of "The Boys In The Boat" ' and in this case I am really glad that the Germans did not win 😃 The German boys in their boat were of course also just young athlets who wanted to win. Nothing wrong with that! But their third place must have annoyed Hitler mightily. I would have loved to see Hitler's reaction!
Dig, in Seattle, on a lake called union, in a building called the boathouse, superlative craftsmanship, was manifested. Rowing in Seattle and indeed the world was created by a master craftsman. To compare Mr. Pocock with a watch, it could only be Patek Phillipe or Vacheron Constantin--- superlative then, and superlative now.
🥲 just finished reading the boys on the boat for the 3rd time over the years. There's a lot to learn about overcoming hardships in life in these pages. And about boatbuilding in general. Reading about Joe Rantz i have a feeling he would want the boathouse named after him, to include all his teammates from 1936 😎 an inspiring individual for sure. Now I'm going to research more of the story of George Pocock 💘
A truly extraordinary story. Wonderful to observe how his spirit and his legacy lives within his granddaughter. A true tale of resilience and triumph. Particularly moving was the ending
I read the book several years ago and was so thrilled about what these boys had accomplished. Great writin g. You felt as though you were in Berlin with the team, you were in the boat with the boys and the feeling of such pride, I too was inn tears at the end.. What an amazing story. These boy are hero’s . My only regret is that it happened before television. Just imaging the roar at the end of the race from the millions of viewers watching
😊🤗😀😃👏🏻👏🏻😋😋. Clare Witcomb. Red Lodge, Montana. ❤️🌻❤️🧕🏼❤️
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Watching this video brought me to tears. I am so grateful for having had to chance to have rowing shape my life. This video honors your grandfather, yourself and everyone who understands the lifelong impacts of this sport. Thank you.
Another just finished readng the Boys in the Boat, what a book, brought tears to my eyes as well. I held off looking for footage here until I finished reading it and its a joy to see them in action. At 59, I now plan to join a club and start rowing.
Just finished the book. Brought me to tears more than once. Already started recommending it to all my friends as a must read.
This story literally hits home. I grew up on silberhorn rd in sequim and played in the same woods near the Dungeness river. I bought the book and currently reading it for the second time after being recommended it by so many people.
Bravo, Dunn Lumber!
Coxwain, Roosevelt HS Green lake 1959. I have to buy the book now.
Read "The boys in the boat", I read it last year, it's this story. Being a Seattle native of several generations, and now living up here out of Sequim, it was quite a page turner. The odds they overcame as individuals, and as a team is really something.
The new film about it these legends is superb
Just finished the book. What a terrific story!
Such inspiration, what a wonderful story!
Fantastic story of the human spirit!!! Thanks so much for sharing.
Just finished reading Boys in the Boat yesterday. GREAT READ! Loved seeing this wonderful clip with original footage of Joe and the boys
Bravo Boys! Just goes to show that the sum of the parts is superior to the individual effort in team sport!
Beautiful! Amazing! Inspiring story.
Have you ever thought of publishing your scrapbook and this movie? It would inspire many future rowers. As a former rower of singles, the book THE BOYS IN THE BOAT is my favorite book.
Amazing content Dunn Lumber. Rally well done. I was born and currently live in Seattle and always knew that rowing was huge in this area but I never knew why. Amazing story.
God bless hero's!
Such strength! What a inspiration for everyone
How wonderful
Great American story that was edited wonderfully.
I love how the start is so dramatic lol I’m learning abt this in school rn
The book, "The Boys in the Boat" is terrific. Read it for some inspiration.
Great Story.
Great stuff. Thanks for producing!
As a rower with a similar underdog story rowing for the University of Minnesota "Club Rowing" Team in 1987, I would title the Movie "The Boat in the Boys"
Read "The Boys in the Boat". Great Book.
Slight correction, according to the book.
He was 15 when he was finally abandoned by his father and step mother. It would be the third time his father abandoned him.
AWESOME...LOVED this film!!!!
Wow
My favorite!
I wouldn’t say Germany kept winning and winning. There was a guy named Jesse Owen.
When she says winning and winning and winning, she’s referring to the rowing events.
Owens
Jesse Owen was considered the Champion 🏆 of the Berlin Olympics which Hitler hated even more due to his colour
“The host nation had won more medals than any other.”
This is a direct quote from ‘The Boys of ‘36’ by American Experience.
The final count for Germany was 101 medals overall, 32 golds. The USA ended up with 57 overall, 12 golds, which was second place.
Sadly, when she said that they kept winning and winning she was correct 😕
germany won more rowing gold medals than any other country.
the background music i was so loud i could barely hear the documentary.. (common to most you tube videos) i hate having to use closed captioning when thi;d rather see the images, especially historical footage
2:51 why? and how was he allowed?
Bros were jacked, Two of us hard as mf vs 1 these Geno's. Ivy league?..
1:10 how are they going backwards?
That was afterwards.
@@alanamullen2294 But how though?
The question remains.. what happened to the poor german rowers who lost? Hitler would not have liked his arayan race losing..
I don’t think much happened to the German rowers. Hitler was trying to “sell” Nazi Germany as a friendly country. Also in rowing, sportsmanship is very important. One custom is that the losing team gives their shirt to the winning team. Also don’t forget the story of the friendship of Jesse Owens and Luz Long. One story from the 36 Olympics was how Long helped Owens with winning the long jump and they became friends after.
WOOF!!!!