Wacka chacka soundtrack. Bloody love it. This is going on later

I always wondered what Mr Rose made of this movie 'if you know you know ..

with out men like mayne the free world would not be free in times of peace they were have a hard time ,truly we owe them so much and robert blaire mayne is probably owed the most he is the stuff of legend his memory will live on forever in history

The best team SAS 👍✌️👌🇬🇧

The final scene looks as if it was filmed in the Royal Automobile club in Pall Mall, great soundtrack and good memories of watching it many years ago

Maybe lewis would have been a bit 'ramboesque' to play bond 🤔 either way it won't have been interesting.

We had to pay them damages of several millions we did to building, what a joke

this was brilliant back in the day! and still is for that matter!

They made a mess of the locks though. And the windows. I think there'd be some calls to glaziers and locksmiths in the Yellow Pages after that little escapade. 😆 Seriously though. I remember the 1979 Iranian Embassy siege. Those hostage takers never knew what hit them. I think most Brits were walking a bit taller for about a week afterwards. Even lefties. That's how it's done. Hardly anybody had even heard of the SAS before then. Except SAS members. Obviously.

Brilliant movie

Well to be quite onest I was doing that in 1960s so then how do you explain that to your parents osa act

I remember actually watching this in a pub on TV ie the real siege Wow SAS came to worldwide attention that day instead of being in the shadows. For some reason the UK was “left alone” for a fair number of years 👍👍 A case of if you want to cause chaos and mayhem, we will introduce you to those nice men from Hereford”

They wouldn't abseil from heli, they would fast rope. Just an observation.

C'mon man move your arse!

nobody does it better than the SAS NOBODY

Best operation in history, top men all

"On Me..On Me!"

Judy Davis is pure class.

Brilliant scene in a brilliant movie. What gets me is the flow of the assault...It's almost mechanical especially as they clear the bedrooms. Alot of the Hollywood movies make it far too epic and over dramatise the shoots, but here it's brutally realistic for the most part..

i liked this film..RIP lewis and yes would have made a good bond

Fooled again, it wasn’t inspector Clouseau in the thumbnail.

How many troops were in attendance here? Looks like an entire squadron taking apart in the assault...lol

01:16 Note to self. That's not Inspector Clouseau.

I'm in a camper van at the base of pen y fan! Watching this. Brilliant.😂

SAS will always double tap,,,,,never auto,,

The scene where Scellen runs while leading the SAS to the lead female terrorist is epic🙌🙌 10/10

Good one I can smell the gin and tonics

Lots of comments of how Lewis Collins should have played Bond. He auditioned but Cubby Broccoli, although he appreciated Collins tough persona, thought he wasn't polished enough to play the secret agent. It should be mentioned that at the height of his fame in the TV series The Professionals, an episode featured a minor bit part role of a wireless operator spying in a van, played by none other than a very youthful looking Pierce Brosnan! Another piece of trivia is that one of the main directors of that series was Martin Campbell who went on to direct Casino Royale!!

Nice little dig at gsg9 and the army rangers When they get out of the helicopter colonel hadley says " come with me you might learn something"😂😂😂😂

Lewis Collins spent a lot of time skydiving in Southern California. I met him when I was a novice in the late 80's and made several jumps with him. He was just a regular chap, quite friendly and a good skydiver. I had no idea he was "someone" until a friend from NZ told me about his background. He certainly didn't strut around like a "star" as so many other actors would have done. When I found out about "The Final Option" (the US title for "Who Dares Wins") I immediately went out, rented a copy and made a VHS copy of my own. I still have it! The embassy scene, and the rescue of Skellen's family, remain some of the best action sequences I've seen.

Great movie! I have it on VHS

They should pay a visit to two-tier Kier

That sound tracks suits the scene

They would be ashamed of us for letting the country go the way it is today without a fight

Lewis Collins should ov been james bond

I’ve seen ACTION

Interesting foot note. Lewis Collins apparantly did pass selection for the Regiment.

The world owes these men much. They had lead the way for every operator ever😉🇦🇺🇬🇧🫡

Where was the closing scene filmed? Absolutely amazing I think

Sas actually did the raid

1:10 That is clearly a dummy being carried away!

What a warrior incredible man

Best of British ❤🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

Yes he should have been a bond without a doubt????

A special breed of men.

He was impeccable ❤

I was in a bar in New York when the real siege was ended I turned to a guy on my left and said “It’s great to be BRITISH” He replied “ Oh yeah,we wouldn’t have let it happen in the first place” I said to him “ Yes your right,but then again you allowed Vietnam to happen and it took you decades to end it,we did that in 10 minutes without a scratch” Fckn BRITS Was all he could say.

So proud to be British

Fantastic movie

Legend