Cleanest scene ever

Great scene, but alway wondered of it 's accuracy.

The kid is now one of the richest men in the world .

Well hell you like it or not🤣🤣🤣Love last words

Man I love this movie……I’ll come out and say it….better than HEAT

A GREAT movie that was a TRUE STORY, that its greatness

Fresh water to bath in, flush toilets, and food he never tasted, clean sheets, a bed off the floor, no snakes no spiders, with probably a pillow, well earned well deserved by a slave a servant dedicated to " Lowrance "...a once in a lifetime job opportunity. I wish we knew his fate... Movies, Actors, Writers and Directors come once in a blue moon.....we miss them ALL.

My favourite film scene of all time. After crossing the Sinai Desert, Lawrence arrives in a British army base in Egypt.

Apparently the actor went so hard he busted up some stitches he had from a surgery 6 weeks prior

I guarantee he did it in one take

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"We've taken Aqaba" (while you've all been playing snooker and sitting on your arses drinking). I was an officer in the UK military and as such I went to many Army officers' messes. The stuffiness, racism and ridiculous rules in them were one of the reasons I left the armed forces.

Fun fact in case it hasn't been pointed out elsewhere in the comments: McGill had surgery prior to shooting this scene, and he ended up ripping out his stitches

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When blue staters move to the Ruby red South. 😂

And all the white racist looking on in their white supremacy.

Brilliant

Something bout this scene man… just love it.

Damn. The man sounded like my father. When he barked, everyone obeyed.

In a word, this movie is . . . GANGSTA!!!

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The (English) really love to rub it in the faces of the dark skinned races. Still do

Por si alguno no lo sabe, este local era el Bar de Oficiales de la antigua Capitania General de la Segunda Regiön Militar de España, radicada en Sevilla (España). Muy buenas tardes.

This is what owning the stage looks like.

what happens when a bunch of racist english idiots meet a dandy in uniform and a young arab.

Admit to the encryption they're using, and admit to the technology they're utilizing.

Repeat after me, we will not use weapons of war on our own civilians for profit of big pharma, and insurance companies.

Admit to the encryption in big tech with Archillect, Nerd Pyle Anti Striker, and the encryption in Rugrats. Admit to the technology. Have it be fact of the courts.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ira_B._Bernstein admit to the electric magnetic field waves traitors.

I like after his tirade... he goes back to calm mode, "Answer the question doctor."

This shows us how far cinema has fallen.

Saw this movie when I was 8 , at the Fox Theater in Detroit, it was my first lesson on what an Arab is and what a desert is.... Epic

What’s the movie called?

Atleast for one moment in time, I'm so proud of the great state of Mississippi!

So I, too, would like 2 'large glasses of lemonade. With ice.

If Hank Weldon had been a lawyer, LOL...

Overacting, what alousy actor he was

Lawyer here. This is top notch « courtroom porn »

"This is a bar for British officers." "That's alright, we're not particular." Brilliant.

here is some historic fact, Victor McLaglen actually was in the British Army that took the port / city in Turkey, in fact he was British Captain, and in control after the campaign was completed. He was a highly decorated combat soldier.

When Lawrence is accosted by his senior officer, a bully, [a Major?] who threatens to throw his young Arab companion out of the mess, Lawrence forcefully seizes his arm and firmly resists. You will also notice that the officer's eyes look down at the Arabian curved dagger carried by Lawrence who unquestionably makes it clear that he will use it if he must. Lawrence wins this power play between the two of them or is it between Lawrence and the military establishment which is insinuated from the moment they are dropped off outside the mess.

You mean, being an officer is more than playing pool and having a whiskey and soda? Perish the thought!

Lawrence's renown and reputation were so high, King George V was rightly awed by him. He was summoned to the Palace to be offered a Knight of the Garter. He turned it down. The King said "Well then, how about the Order of Merit?" (an even higher honour). He turned that down too. I don't think he was offered the Victoria Cross, not sure why not, but he would have turned that down as well. The reason was highly relevant to today's world - not pride, nor excessive humility, but disgust with the British and the British Empire, because conflicting promises had been made to the Arabs and to the Jews, both promises could not be honoured, and it was the Arabs who were Lawrence's comrades who got thrown under the bus. The rest is history.

Its Melchett and Darling in the bar!

Peter O'toole was truly one of the greatest actors of all time.

Snooty Brits

I will bitch and moan until the day I die that Peter O’Toole deserved the Best Actor over Gregory Peck that Oscar season

I saw this movie when I was a kid. My dad took me to it. Complete waste of time for me. I guess he knew that. He just wanted to see it but didn't want to get me a babysitter. I really should watch it again. I'm ready now.

Wonderful beyond belief.

Plaza de España. Seville.