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This film is surprisingly racist. One should feel sorry for the lovely Joan Armatrading for singing the theme tune.

Who is Suzy Miller?

Great song and movie...Roger Moore was the Very Best...RIP And to the rest of those actors that r no longer with us...

The people of Africa continue to be exploited by the oil corporations and copper barons.

I think one of the reasons this film resonates so strongly with us is that was one of the last films of its type. Came out in US in December 1978. Films like Guns Of Navarone and Where Eagles Dare were drifting into the past and being replaced by war movies with a difference mindset like Deer Hunter or Hamburger Hill. The saying "they don't make 'em like that anymore" is certainly very true. In 2024 just about everyone in the cast has left us. If you want to really get misty eyed, watch it now beginning with that fabulous title song.

A song very appropriate for a Vietnam war film.

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A forgotten classic maybe because it was low budget and theatrical at times and a focus on cowardice rather than heroism, that makes it very unusual for the 1950's.

Hamlet. William Shakespeare’s play tells the tale about revenge, fill duty, and devotion. AKA. Daddy issues.

L Afrique du sud, superbe pays, le meilleur homme politique de tous les Nelson Mandela.

Saw it back in 78 at the local cinema, fantastic cast, great acting, magnificent song and very true to life if you know the 'wild geese'.

The section with Richard Harris and his son at the school gets me every time...

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Evergreen!!!

Burton Moore Harris Kruger and the rest. Class

Such a great song! Perfect for the period.

One of the most powerful scenes in The cinematic history. I don't even think most people even understand what Robert Schofield said.

Scroll down further to see the lyrics in the comments section. No wonder this Vietnam Era Army Vet was in tears. 😥

Only Richard Burton made it out alive. Excellent story, but sad.

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A truly unforgettable film and another similar classic British war film is The Sea Wolves with Roger Moore, Gregory Peck and David Niven. They unfortunately don’t make films like these anymore.

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shouldnt work but the actors are so good

Looking at Africa today…the imperialist are still clinging to power…freedom ✊ for all of Africa…the European rule in Africa is over.

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Che bella e struggente

Excelente 😊

good movie, good music1

Joan armatradings voice though💎

Could somebody please post the whole thing thank you

It's 1967

This version of Hamlet is my favorite, Glenn Close & Mel Gibson were perfect.

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Starring a bunch of vowels and Terry-Thomas.

When I met Roger Moore at his book signing I mentioned my love for this movie 🎬 & how my Dad had known Kenneth Griffith. I wish I could tell you all that my Dad loved this film too.

Thought provoking film and music! Great cast .

I don'tknow why, but this opening title scenes & and soundtrack 'almost' bring a tear to my eyes...I'm watching this on new years day 2023, 00.15..and I must say, it's one of my favourite films of all time...I watch the DVD every couple of years. Stellar cast, and the last time we saw such quality together on the big screen, an absolut classic which should on TV every bank holiday instead of crap we've been subjected to for the past 30 years... SMH Anyway, a wonderfully poigninant and heart-moving movie about the post colonial Africa, the human condition and Britain's legacy...yes, political at time, but done so well, very relavent subject matter and as I mentioned, an absolute stellar cast of some of the greatest assembled actors of that era... Get hold of the DVD as it has some very good extras including footage of the premier screening in London... Part of my childhood sits alongside this movie...

Oh ich liebe diesen Film und die Musik hab den bestimmt ach 200 mal gesehen immer wieder schön und die Besetzung ein Traum.

Along with Roger Moore I noticed two other 007 connections. Maurice Binder designed the main title and the second unit director was John Glen.

It’s interesting how attitudes have changed from the 1970’s to now - a film like this wouldn’t be shown on TV today, nor would Zulu.

Very appropriate start to a truly great movie .

Bloody great theme up the british 👍👍

One of the greatest movies ever produced. Top shelf

Brilliant film if you enjoyed this one Moore made a few films in between James bonds I recommend ("Gold") good film about African mining. Also Fabio Testi in Uranium conspiracy 1978.

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BET THE GANG ARE UPSTAIRS ..HAVING A COOL BEER 🍺 😎