Colour Sgt. Major Bourne lived till the age of 91 . He fought in the trenches of the first world war in the rank of colonel and died in his house on VE Day, 1945 at 16 Kings Hall Road, Beckenham, Kent.. On google earth street view you can see the blue disc on the front wall above the front door. If he had lived another 18 years he could have gone to the cinema to see the film. Naturally he would not have to pay at the cinema as there was a sign outside saying "Born Free".
Very Interesting. My Father was an Army Medic at Shorncliffe barracks Kent Although I grew up in Dublin. He moved back there after leaving the army. We have friends in Kent. Some of their old neighbors in Folkstone found items hidden under floorboards, dating back to D-Day landings. Young soldiers hid them, in the hope of coming back to retrieve them after the war.
Michael Caine got the part because the director, Cy Endfield, was an American who didn't care about Caine's background. The British class system didn't interest Endfield.
It's a great movie it shows both the bravery of the British defenders and the great courage and organization of the attacking Zulu warriors it's fair to both sides about a terrible battle. The British make great movies. Eg see desperate hours.
I'd say they're still a rare breed and considering this was the BA at the same time as the film was made. ruclips.net/video/N5gcdSxjV34/видео.html One must fit in
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one of the best films ever made
One of the best film debuts as well
Terrific movie, then and now!
Colour Sgt. Major Bourne lived till the age of 91 . He fought in the trenches of the first world war in the rank of colonel and died in his house on VE Day, 1945 at 16 Kings Hall Road, Beckenham, Kent.. On google earth street view you can see the blue disc on the front wall above the front door. If he had lived another 18 years he could have gone to the cinema to see the film.
Naturally he would not have to pay at the cinema as there was a sign outside saying "Born Free".
Very Interesting. My Father was an Army Medic at Shorncliffe barracks Kent
Although I grew up in Dublin. He moved back there after leaving the army.
We have friends in Kent. Some of their old neighbors in Folkstone found items hidden
under floorboards, dating back to D-Day landings. Young soldiers hid them, in the hope
of coming back to retrieve them after the war.
@@WolfsH0ok Meaning they didn't. Sad
He was to old to fight in the trenches in ww1 he was in ireland training soldiers
Michael Caine got the part because the director, Cy Endfield, was an American who didn't care about Caine's background. The British class system didn't interest Endfield.
You've read Blowing the Bloody Doors Off? Lol
He has one of the most sexiest accent in the world. Even till this day as an old.
It's a great movie it shows both the bravery of the British defenders and the great courage and organization of the attacking Zulu warriors it's fair to both sides about a terrible battle. The British make great movies. Eg see desperate hours.
He wants to practice his 'Michael Caine' voice !!!!!!
One of the great British films.
I guess being a multimillion actor can change your way of speaking or actining
It,s TRUE.
Who is that broom head
He changed his name in 2016
stop frowin those bloody spears, he never said that, ..not alot a people know that, c:
caine did not look the part of an english gentleman....no cockney accented british officers in those days.
I'd say they're still a rare breed and considering this was the BA at the same time as the film was made. ruclips.net/video/N5gcdSxjV34/видео.html One must fit in
Dont frow ......bluddy spears ......at me.
first
asger marschall and only lol
Well, chin-chin !!