The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp - The Duel

[@noncontradiction]

Wow, this is so much better in quality compared tot he other clips of this scene. Thanks for the upload.

[@AF2Zradio]

"I wish I'd brought my uniform." Great scene from a unique film.

[@andyjamison-legere2862]

Absolute perfection in direction and cinematography. This scene was the highlight of the movie for me. The Criterion restoration DVD is stunning. Martin Scorsese had a large hand in making it happen. Great extras, highly recommend.

[@marcnews75]

A great infact a classic film the like that shall never be seen again

[@FriedEggsWithChips]

Thanks for this.

[@mbenson9]

That Swedish attache guy was one of the best small roles in the film

[@R_Jackson]

How are you with a sabre? Oh, I dunno. I know which end to hold.

[@CaesarInVa]

This is a great scene in a great movie, but I really think that the Swiss military attache steals the scene. Watch how, as he referees the duels, he seems to physicality become a part of the duel once it starts.

[@yahyahussein425]

Ah he was the Swedish Military Attache not Swiss.

[@thoughtsurferzone5012]

Talk about old school ASMR.

[@mikeyj9607]

Im curious of the function of the two men with swords one to each side.They followed the two fighters

[@peterembranch5797]

Terrific movie, but the slowest moving swordfight in history. Every time I see it I wonder why they shot it that way.

[@ChaoticNarrative]

Probably wanted to emphasise that neither of them really wanted to hurt the other, merely fulfilling the duty they had been called upon to perform.

[@hugh0221]

What kind of word did Mr Fitzroy write on the window in 6:26?

[@exeterjedi6730]

From a search, no one knows - it might be the guy's initials, T d'A F: "The best suggestion is that it's Baby-Face's initials, something like "Theodore d'Arcy Fitzroy"."