Thanks for putting this on here. My dad and some of the other cast members really appreciate it! My dad played Jack in the film.

Which of the boys fed live lizards into the blades of a rotating fan?

I spent 1-2 months with Tom Chapin in a professional manner ~2008 and I can guarantee he is both a gentlemen AND a scholar

What happened to all of the episodes of Rainbow?

It’s the music that takes me back

I found this really moving when I watched it at the time - James Aubrey came across as deeply affected by his childhood. Haunted even. He died 14 years later at the age of only 62 from pancreatitis. Requiescat In Pace.

Only Ralph has the courage to face the truth after Simon's death. The greatness of Peter Brook was to get the children enter in the spirit of the film/novel to the point that the film proceeds by itself, life has taken precedence on fiction !

Great film. Fantastic performances and actors Great documentary.

River lindo maravilhoso que homem espetacular talentoso ❤

I definitely recognize James aubrey I think he has had good success as an adult actor. of course its very hard being a jobbing actor theres no stability. sadly he died in 2010 from cancer aged 63. RIP

Who was the most disturbed out of all the boys? This is for an assignment, please help.

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Good film. Just acting for the boys they don`t look too scarred by it all

This documentary is making me cry. Seeing these men pour their hearts out to each other, sharing how much they all meant to each other... it is so moving.

GREAT DOCUMENTARY ! THURSDAY 9/7/23 SEPTEMBER 7, 2023

Thank you for posting this film. The VHS was wearing out! @ClassicTributes

I wonder if they’d be open to doing a follow up to this now

At the end, one of the boys touches the navy officer who pats him on the head. Which boy is it?

How come they (the boys), not know each others names in this 1st version-how come they don’t know who each other are….??? Didn’t they all go to school together? Was it one plane or many…? The pictures in the skies aren’t that clear…with all the planes… Was it one class or a whole school??? I guess I will have to hear from the book.

They should remake this film….with an ‘older’ feeling to the film-set in the ‘WWII’ times….because by the looks of the 1st film, those were the times they were in, & maybe make a series of it….showing (like in Lost), how their individual lives were back at school & with their parents/teachers & peers….. So that there is more of a Relationship with them as people & the lives that were left behind & what they face now…. They make new films of old films all the time, why not this….& this is a Classic that could be detailingly improved… (The 1990’s version seems too tame….& not at all realistic in the beginning)…..

Any idea why Roger Elwin wasn't there? It's a shame, really. He did an excellent job portraying Roger

Maybe the director should have said "male children," because when you say children you mean both boys and girls!

is roger elwin featured in this video, if so could you reply with a time stamp please

1:06 😆😆😆

3:33 OH MY FUCKING DAYS PIGGY'S CORPSE 😵😵😵 That clip wasn't in the movie but it's still disturbing as fuck. The movie does show Piggy's body being collected by the sea but then this scene here must have been an unused extension of it. There was probably blood there too that you can't see in Black and White footage, so that could explain why the boys even the hunters all look so perturbed. Except Roger, if you watch the movie he grins at what he did

is tom chapin the musician the same person with the actor who plays jack?

I prefer the 1963 movie version! I wrote a humorous song about the book years ago. Enjoy! kzbin.info/www/bejne/rqWcZWN6p7iYd5I

Thank you!!!!

WHAT A LOVE STORY.😍😍😍😎😎😎

This was such an amazing movie. How great to hold a reunion, I bet everyone loved it.

It's great to see them greet each other with such happiness and good humour just like long lost friends.

Hahahhshsjejsjehehehehehehehehehehehehjehehwhs ralph

R.I.P. Peter Brook ! He passed away two days ago... Thank you for doing this faithful adaptation of this book !

how cool to go back to island beach etc where you made a movie

Tom Gaman's like a benevolent otherworldly entity

You produced a masterpiece A brilliant analogy of The Tory Party

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I think the sound is off.

Rip james aubrey

I actually really liked the song you picked, sadly the lyrics fit in perfectly.

I studied this book in class 9 for Eng literature. The part of Simon talking to the pig,s head and the scene of the parachuter is still hunting me till now. The murder scenes too. I have to say I loved the story and watching the movie after all these years ..it is just a wow!!!

Awesome

It's interesting that the actor playing Piggy would later have to answer exam questions on his character for his O Levels. His speech about Camberley which was only in the film was brilliant.

I Just heard Paul Di Rienzo say on his radio show, that there was a true story behind this book but the kids in the real story after being abandoned, build a self- made egalitarian society. Different parental influences I guess. I know no details of the original story but its worth looking it up.

And deliverance, Burt Reynolds,

Reminds me of the first time I saw King Kong and they added it back in 1960s

It's a pity that this British Lord of the Flies film is not in color.

I doubt the cast of the 1990 movie would have a reunion like this. Though I could be wrong.

Interesting documentary because I watched this film on Criterion and was really curious about this cast. The director seems to use this opportunity to relieve his guilty conscience, which he immediately does when the men tell him they’re fine. The only problem: the actor who could’ve potentially suffered greatest from his role isn’t even here. It’s telling that Roger who played Roger has apparently never had anything to do with this film. The director makes it no secret that the kid had behavioral issues that prompted him put Roger in that role, so even if Roger wasn’t a bad kid, he was certainly told he was. He had the same name as the character, so could he separate the two at that young of an age? I’m really curious as to how he turned out after this experiment.