Lovely, a little too much laughing for my liking, X

From the movie “The Critic.” It’s on KZbin. Real funny BBC movie. It’s what is called a farce.

the preceding film was brought to you by Karl Marx 🙃

What a waste of money, though!

Comment from Bulldog. I [ speak Dutch ] and the first 5 mins were good, but then I heard the first error mistaking the Dutch word 'arme' meaning poor, as 'arm' in English, mistaking that they were saying; prosperous whites in poor, black Africa, not white prosperity in the arm of black Africa .. The next minute I almost spat my drink out when I saw them translate 'neger' meaning negro, as n***r, which totally undermined their baseless suggestion that blacks were too poor to drink in white bars, supposedly proven since it was only full of prosperous whites, which is itself nonsense, ignoring the employment and good money earned by black waiters and other staff from tips on top of wages, while blacks stuck to their own too and drank locally brewed beer at very cheap prices, as you see in the next scene where they're drinking out of small buckets, as they've always done, long before the white man arrived. It's worth pointing out that women were customers on the white terrace, but not in the black shebeen, since they are subservient and only allowed as waitresses. This not only signifies a difference in culture but sophistication, however it's worth noting that the blacks in the shebeen were dressed in western clothes, which demonstrates an uplifting in their cultural journey, as they all realized that they were being brought into a modern world and actually appreciated the opportunity being afforded them and wore western clothes to denote their status. They weren't being denied anything, their lives were being improved and while this leftwing report sought to find discrimination it had to point that blacks lives were well-cared for with outstanding medical facilities and schools, otherwise they lived as they'd always done and are seen happily smiling while the narrator claims they're being hard done-by ..

Perfect adaptation

Fernand is taking his time to realize.

Is that Nigel Hawthorne? With the spectacles. Very barbed dialogue, by the way.

This really is terrific . Acting / Costumes / Directing. Peerless.! Needless to say will have 1 % of views that latest Kardashian video gets . ( sums it all up really ? )

RB Sheridan regarded the first act of this play his finest The actors serve the text so well Nigel Hawthorne is outstanding

That us a beautiful river bike trail. I could ride that all the time! It is nice to see bike trails from the other places. I am in Sacramento, Ca. Out here we have the American River Bike Trail that is over 30 miles long one way. Video here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aIK6emerlKh0fJI

Thank you.

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Can we be friends

Hello

Once while I was on the CZ riding in a sleeping car, I observed a live birth take place on the train, I’m not joking. Back in late March 2019, I was on the California Zephyr going from Davis to Glenwood Springs and on the train, there was pregnant 19 year old girl from SFSU traveling from Emeryville to Denver with her boyfriend. They normally fly home from college for holidays/breaks but because their due date was close (due date was April 5th and they departed on March 29th), they had to use the train since airlines do not allow women to fly in the last 6 weeks of pregnancy. During the ride at 1 AM, the girl’s water broke and the attendant for our sleeping car (Justin Woods, a young guy in his early 20s) volunteered to deliver the baby since he had seen how it was done online. The girl agreed and Justin did so in which he went into the first aid kit, got his gloves on, then squeezed himself into the roomette to have the girl push while he caught the baby when she was born. The baby ended up being born on the train - a healthy baby girl in a ROOMETTE!!! It was a fabulous story and the girl, her newborn and boyfriend were taken off the train by paramedics at the next railroad crossing (train was in a remote location between Elko and Salt Lake City at the moment which required a helicopter ambulance to meet the train). As it is, I observed the whole thing as I was holding the girl’s left leg as well as recording this with her boyfriend’s phone. I’ve wondered - if you are female, suppose this happened to you where you (or your wife/girlfriend) suddenly went into labor on an Amtrak train and the train was going across a remote location at the moment. Would you at all be able to tolerate giving birth unmediated, while crammed into a Roomette, on a bed that was not flexible (unlike in the hospital), on a train that speeding up to 90 MPH, the baby’s umbilical cord having to stay attached to you until you got to a hospital (no scissors/clamps on the train), and the person delivering your baby is an Amtrak conductor/attendant with no medical training or license of any kind??? Seriously, this girl was incredibly brave and was lucky that there were no complications, PLUS it only took 20 minutes for her to push the baby out (water broke at 1 AM, and the baby was born at 1:22 AM) What do you think of all this!!!???

Fabulous

7 years later. Is this section still like this? Looks like I need to take my hybrid and leave the road bike at home.

An aweful lot of the Freight Trains here in Canada. On both the C.P.R. and C.N.R. can be fairly lengthly as well.

Sheridan thought the first act of The Critic his finest I concur The dialogue flows like Grand Cru and sparkles as brightly.When in this form he is peerless ,surpassing even our Lord Bard and master in repartee hewn from purest wit and timeless elegance This group of actors is immaculate - the performances reflect the spirit of Sheridan flawlessly Nigel Hawthorn was born to inhabit this vivacious monde

Been from slc ut to truckee 2times and from slc ut to los Angles on this amtrak it was fun dun fun

That volunteer guide should volunteer to be quiet. He detracts from the video to the point I had to mute it

33:50

That background noise is irritating.

OMG - thank you for uploading this! I've been wanting for decades to see this again! It's simply EFFULGENT!

Thank you for posting this! FYI: There is a sharper copy of this same production available on a databank called, Films on Demand, which is published by InfoBase. However, it requires an institutional fee. So if you aren't connected with an institution (such as a museum or library) that subscribes, you are out of luck. The version that you post here is certainly clean enough to enjoy.

I love all the pine trees it so wonderful of a area

I have been threw truckee calif donner lake area and roseville last june 15th and june 25th 2019

I rode amtrak 5 last friday june 15th 2019 train bus train got to la bus stop train area neice pick me up i spent 9 days there i love riding amtrak in utah i ride frontrunner train its all a blast

Oh yah i just got back on zeper engine 6 from los Angeles to here i started out leaving downtown l a monday nite 7 16pm to santa barber bus to emerville amtrak trqin 6. To salt lake ut now 4 am

Wish I could communicate the way they do🤔. Very impressive. The English is the best👌✨💯

Looks like you rushed your recovery mate! The first few weeks are not a race. I think this video sets a bad example to others in your situation. Your friends think you are stubborn by chance!!!??? But good on you.

Dear friend: In the next month of June, I will travel through the United States, start in Chicago with the Empire Builder in Seattle, from there I will take the Coast Starlight to Los Angeles and return from San Francisco in the California Zephir to Chicago. Any comments about it, information, videos, blogs, etc., will be very beneficial for my trip. From already thank you very much. Sincerely, Fausto Brindisi, from Rosario, Argentina.

Dear Friend: I am a fan of the railroads and I am going to travel to the United States in the month of June next. I will visit the cities of Los Angeles, Las Vegas and San Francisco and possibly San Diego. I need to know what routes it recommends to do, either between cities or urban systems, such as trams in different cities. Which route recommends me to do with beautiful views. Thank you very much and I greet you Fausto Brindisi from Argentina

I wonder if this whole thing is paved now

Absolutely fantastic acting. What a delight to have these gems still available with the mere click of a button.

Brilliance of language and acting ! Peerless !

I have rode it from slc ut to truckee calif.4 times i have and just last month sept. 2018 i enjoyed it to and from

Beautiful Video........I will be on this train in a few months in September - cannot wait to go. Doing the entire route - Chicago to SF, Starlight Coaster to LA - then the Texas Eagle back to chicago.

LOVE how you did the maps & used the music. Gives me even more production Ideas for when I take a great circle run on amtrak around the U.S. in August. Will open up the channel One Eye Photo Guy for the 1st official Vlogs with daily posts on KZbin, IG & IGTV (bandwidth on cell permitting). I’m going in this order July 31st Amtrak lakeshore Limited to Chicago from Boston 959 miles Aug 1st Arrive Chicago Aug 5th Amtrak empire builder to Seattle 2,206 miles Aug 7th Arrive Seattle Aug 8th Amtrak Coast Starlight to Los Angeles 1,377 miles Aug 9th Arrive LA Aug 10th Amtrak Sunset Limited to NOLA 1,995 miles Aug 12th Arrive NOLA Aug 17th Amtrak Crescent to Bham 324 miles Aug 17th Arrive Bham

Hello, I'm looking for footage like yours for French documentary film -American landscape filmed out of a a train. Is it possible that we show a clip of max 1-2 minutes of it in our documentary ? We will of course credit you in the end titles of the film of if you wish more information on the project, I can write to you in private. For this I'd need an email address. Thank you. best regards

kzbin.info/www/bejne/pYqxgqB_Z9KSn7M the greenery looked much better back then, thats because you hadnt nicked (used ) all the water, ask yourselves, whos responsible for that ?

the 6.2 unlit moffat tunnel, whats the point if you cant see any of it ?

better than the last one i watched but some of the trees are still looking shabby, at least you didnt label itas scenic, to me scenic means lush greens or autumn ( fall ) radiant red and browns, yep i live in the uk, even in the winter, the grass is green, and there are evergreens, but of course if you like rocks, you wont be dissapointed

Why did I imagine I was listening to the music of Richard Halley? Was it just me?

I saw this when it was on A&E that year, and taped it on beta, but don't have a player anymore...it's great to find it here! Now if I could only find Morning's At 7 with Maureen O'Sullivan!

Thank you for sharing :))

20:03 Not Bingin,Wa.Must be Wishram,Wa.

Beware, much of the information shown as the video plays is incorrect. The glimpses are of Lake Spaulding on the west side of the Sierra Nevada mountains. Donner lake is almost 20 miles further east, on the East side of the Sierras. That part of the train route that looks down on Donner Lake is not part of the video. In the morning the train is stopped at Grand Junction, CO. www.google.com/maps/@39.0640631,-108.5699257,111m/data=!3m1!1e3 The 'Approaching Grand Junction' is New Castle, CO, 75 miles after (east) of Grand Junction, and approaching Glenwood Springs, CO. www.google.com/maps/@39.5667202,-107.5054335,3a,60y,90t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1shpmxVIfyhFhUcfMo2cpP1Q!2e0!7i13312!8i6656 The 'mooning' occurs entering Tabernash, CO. www.google.com/maps/@39.9936601,-105.8435975,118m/data=!3m1!1e3 Shortly after the train is stopped in Fraser, CO. www.google.com/maps/@39.9491616,-105.8179812,143m/data=!3m1!1e3

'But he is my friend'...'Not translated but 'taken' from the French'..'No scandal about Queen Elizabeth, I hope!'..absolutely brilliant performances..I remember watching it in 1982 and had no idea it was here. Many thanks for the upload.