One of my favorite war films.The Bernstein score was the engine that kept it going .Thanks for the upload.Robert Blake tuned down the Angel part.Another bright move by that whacko. He actually said it was a terrible movie.Whacko.
I have a ww2 jeep that i take around to car shows and parades. I play this song from a little cordless speaker and i can not help but thi k if the opening scene where all the trucks and jeeps are racing to the first bridge
Made right in the middle of the uprising in Czechoslovakia. The Soviets tried to say that the production company was part of an allied military unit... They had to haul a$$ out of the country.............
Destroy?? We have 75,000 Men who would be Trapped behind The Rhine!! This is All That's Left Of The 15th ARMY. There Only Salvation is That Bridge!!!..... General Von Brock.
John Guillermin réalisa ce film en 1969 avec dans les principaux rôles, George Segal, Ben Gazzara, Robert Vaughn, Peter Van Eyck, E G Marshall. Le scénario relate d'une façon romancée, la prise du pont Ludendorff situé non loin de la ville de Remagen en Rhénanie Palatinat. Ce pont ferroviaire enjambant le Rhin, était le seul praticable après que celui de Wesel fut dynamité par les allemands le 7 Mars 1945 d'où l'importance de s'en accaparer intact alors que les allemands avaient prévu sa destruction. Cette mission fut donnée le 28 Février 1945 à la 9th Armored Division blindée qui s'était déjà fort bien illustrée à Bastogne. Le pont fut en vue le 7 Mars et les américains constatèrent que de nombreux soldats allemands le traversaient encore pour leur retraite. Un prisonnier les informa de m'imminence du dynamitage ce qui incita l'avant garde de la division à foncer pour le préserver. Courageusement, malgré les tirs des soldats allemands et une première explosion qui secoua le pont sans toutefois y faire des dégâts trop conséquents les démineurs réussirent à couper les fils menant aux charges et jeter celles-ci dans le fleuve. Les américains purent traverser et fortifier leurs positions. Le pont était sauvé et praticable pour que les autres divisions puissent l'utiliser sans toutefois trop le charger. Elmer Bernstein signe une partition fort bien écrite avec un thème d'ouverture qui annonce le contenu héroïque de ce film.
SS General Gerlach(Actor Gunter Meisner) : I'm Gerlach and who are you? Major Paul Krueger ( Actor Robert Vaughn): I have just come from Remagen. SS General Gerlach: Huh, Come in. Major Paul Krueger: General, The Americans have taken the bridge.i must report to General Von Brock... SS General Gerlach: we've just been discussing the situation at Remagen with General Von Brock. I've been sent by The Fuhrer to learn the facts. I'm sure you can help explain. Major Paul Krueger: Very simple, did not have enough explosives to blow up the bridge. SS General Gerlach: Is that your excuse Herr Major! There is never enough for you cowards, is there?the truth is you waited too long. Major Paul Krueger: Herr General we must counterattack. Blow up the bridge at once. Any further delay would be fatal. General Von Brock: it's no use Paul there's nothing we can do any longer. SS General Gerlach: Major Kreuger you will address your remarks to me. General Von Brock has been relieved of his command and you Herr Major The Bridge at Remagen is no longer your concern. You are under arrest!
[Kreuger is offered a last cigarette before he is executed by firing squad. He and the Nazi Officer hear planes] Major Paul Kreuger (Actor Robert Vaughn) : Ours or theirs? Nazi Officer: Enemy planes, sir. Major Paul Kreuger: But who is the enemy?
With only 36 men, sir, there's a limit to what we can do. Sergeant Becker, I'm not asking you to launch a major offensive. I'm only asking that you hold off the enemy until reinforcements arrive. Excuse me, Herr Major. We have heard a lot about reinforcements. The men don't believe it any more. I tell you, two panzer battalions will be here in a few hours. Do you believe me? Yes, Herr Major. Then you make your men believe it. Do you understand? I watched the movie in german, as I grew up in germany in my childhood. The german translation is even better, imo. As it captures the will to resist and continue the fighting while meeting the harsh reality of the situation. Two german actors, who also starred in the longest day, were in the movie: The Captain of the bridge demolition detachment, who went into captivity, and the hotel owner.
Major Barnes(Bradford Dillman): Look, uh, Hartman, I know it's been a hard blow. It's always a shock to lose a buddy, a man you worked with and fought with. I mean, we're all human. I guess what I'm trying to say is... I realize Captain Colt was your friend. He was my friend, too. Lt. Phil Hartman(George Segal): Bullshit. [Long pause] Major Barnes: Would you, uh... care to rephrase that, Lieutenant? Lt. Phil Hartman: You don't have any friends out here, Major. Neither do I. We can't afford them. Neither one of us.
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George Segal Robert Vaughan and Ben Gazzara may you all rest in eternal peace, cos you starred in one of the best ww2 war movie's ever
All the Greats are sadly passing on.
@@General.Longstreet ain't that the truth
@@peterfranks6243 When Clint goes that will be the end!
One of my favorite war films.The Bernstein score was the engine that kept it going .Thanks for the upload.Robert Blake tuned down the Angel part.Another bright move by that whacko. He actually said it was a terrible movie.Whacko.
I have a ww2 jeep that i take around to car shows and parades. I play this song from a little cordless speaker and i can not help but thi k if the opening scene where all the trucks and jeeps are racing to the first bridge
Great To have Full soundtrack to finally listen to, thanks.
Great score by Elmer of the many he has done. I sure do miss him and his music. Thanks for the upload of the great score. Out.
Saw it as an 8 year old with my parents at the flicks when it came out. Loved it then and still do now. Thanks for the post.
Fantastic piece of music.
Just epic !
Fantastic!! I have been looking for this for years!!
Just come back from two day trip to Remagen.
One of my favourite movies
one of the best War films ever made.
Made right in the middle of the uprising in Czechoslovakia. The Soviets tried to say that the production company was part of an allied military unit... They had to haul a$$ out of the country.............
@@jjahsepuyeshd A note in a diary was the following: "No shooting today because of shooting..." 🙂
Esta pelicula la vi en el cine Encanto con el sistema Vistarama en el verano de 1968,algo espectacular para su tiempo.
Herr General, your regrets won't save The Bridge!! But The Two Panzer Battalions Might!!!!.....Major. Paul Krueger (Actor Robert Vaughn)
Destroy?? We have 75,000 Men who would be Trapped behind The Rhine!! This is All That's Left Of The 15th ARMY. There Only Salvation is That Bridge!!!..... General Von Brock.
Sencillamente FABULOSO,espléndido.
Awesome! Many thanks for the upload! Have a good one.
John Guillermin réalisa ce film en 1969 avec dans les principaux rôles, George Segal, Ben Gazzara, Robert Vaughn, Peter Van Eyck, E G Marshall.
Le scénario relate d'une façon romancée, la prise du pont Ludendorff situé non loin de la ville de Remagen en Rhénanie Palatinat.
Ce pont ferroviaire enjambant le Rhin, était le seul praticable après que celui de Wesel fut dynamité par les allemands le 7 Mars 1945 d'où l'importance de s'en accaparer intact alors que les allemands avaient prévu sa destruction.
Cette mission fut donnée le 28 Février 1945 à la 9th Armored Division blindée qui s'était déjà fort bien illustrée à Bastogne. Le pont fut en vue le 7 Mars et les américains constatèrent que de nombreux soldats allemands le traversaient encore pour leur retraite. Un prisonnier les informa de m'imminence du dynamitage ce qui incita l'avant garde de la division à foncer pour le préserver. Courageusement, malgré les tirs des soldats allemands et une première explosion qui secoua le pont sans toutefois y faire des dégâts trop conséquents les démineurs réussirent à couper les fils menant aux charges et jeter celles-ci dans le fleuve.
Les américains purent traverser et fortifier leurs positions. Le pont était sauvé et praticable pour que les autres divisions puissent l'utiliser sans toutefois trop le charger.
Elmer Bernstein signe une partition fort bien écrite avec un thème d'ouverture qui annonce le contenu héroïque de ce film.
Thank you for upload from Japan.
AWESOME
Hammer hart…..Super gut
I like the bridge at remagen
SS General Gerlach(Actor Gunter Meisner) : I'm Gerlach and who are you?
Major Paul Krueger ( Actor Robert Vaughn): I have just come from Remagen.
SS General Gerlach: Huh, Come in.
Major Paul Krueger: General, The Americans have taken the bridge.i must report to General Von Brock...
SS General Gerlach: we've just been discussing the situation at Remagen with General Von Brock. I've been sent by The Fuhrer to learn the facts. I'm sure you can help explain.
Major Paul Krueger: Very simple, did not have enough explosives to blow up the bridge.
SS General Gerlach: Is that your excuse Herr Major! There is never enough for you cowards, is there?the truth is you waited too long.
Major Paul Krueger: Herr General we must counterattack. Blow up the bridge at once. Any further delay would be fatal.
General Von Brock: it's no use Paul there's nothing we can do any longer.
SS General Gerlach: Major Kreuger you will address your remarks to me.
General Von Brock has been relieved of his command and you Herr Major
The Bridge at Remagen is no longer your concern.
You are under arrest!
After the war, SS General Gerlach went to work for Willy Wonka.
Makes me want to make a speedy run to take the nearest bridge.
Me encantaria tener el CD.
これが正真正銘のサントラですね。
And The 600 Polish Volunteers??? Can we count on Them?
So called Volunteers have Vanished.
[Kreuger is offered a last cigarette before he is executed by firing squad. He and the Nazi Officer hear planes]
Major Paul Kreuger (Actor Robert Vaughn) : Ours or theirs?
Nazi Officer: Enemy planes, sir.
Major Paul Kreuger: But who is the enemy?
With only 36 men, sir,
there's a limit to what we can do.
Sergeant Becker, I'm not asking you
to launch a major offensive.
I'm only asking that you hold off
the enemy until reinforcements arrive.
Excuse me, Herr Major. We have
heard a lot about reinforcements.
The men don't believe it any more.
I tell you, two panzer battalions
will be here in a few hours.
Do you believe me?
Yes, Herr Major.
Then you make your men believe it.
Do you understand?
I watched the movie in german, as I grew up in germany in my childhood. The german translation is even better, imo. As it captures the will to resist and continue the fighting while meeting the harsh reality of the situation. Two german actors, who also starred in the longest day, were in the movie: The Captain of the bridge demolition detachment, who went into captivity, and the hotel owner.
@@tomtom34b Excellent film.
Elmer Bernstein,esta Soberbio con esta partitura.
A true movie too, the bridge collapsed later
Major Barnes(Bradford Dillman): Look, uh, Hartman, I know it's been a hard blow. It's always a shock to lose a buddy, a man you worked with and fought with. I mean, we're all human. I guess what I'm trying to say is... I realize Captain Colt was your friend. He was my friend, too.
Lt. Phil Hartman(George Segal): Bullshit.
[Long pause]
Major Barnes: Would you, uh... care to rephrase that, Lieutenant?
Lt. Phil Hartman: You don't have any friends out here, Major. Neither do I. We can't afford them. Neither one of us.
Great music.
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A very poignant work with a great feeling of pity and regret in it.
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A ver si colgáis la película de una puñetera vez.