Flight From Ashiya 1964 Film in English, Yul Brynner, Richard Widmark, George Chakiris

[@jamesberwick2210]

I spent two years as ground crew, Avionics, with the 67th Aerospace Rescue and Recovery Squadron, RAF Woodbride, England., 1972 to 1974.

[@williamgibb5557]

Great movie. Haven't seen this since the 70s. Thank you for your dedication to us older folks with fond memories of when movies and actors were worth watching .

[@clydesuckfinger8068]

I spent 22 years in the USAF, in Air Rescue. The dedication of these 2 crews was evident when I was in (retired in 2005), we’d do whatever was necessary to save, or at least try to, a life. If we failed, we did the best we could to bring them back for the families to have closure.

[@LillianSteele-u9v]

Yes.

[@PlasmaCoolantLeak]

Went on an exercise with PJs. If my now old, broken self ever gets in a real jam, I hope those studs are the ones to show up.

[@clydesuckfinger8068]

@Jim-z3c It’s been 20 years since I retired, but as best as I can remember: Canada, Brazil, Uruguay, Paraguay, Barbados, Bermuda, Spain, Turkey, Kuwait, Japan (Okinawa), England, Italy, France, Germany, Iceland. After getting out and becoming a DOD contractor, Afghanistan, Iraq, Dubai.

[@AwesomeAngryBiker]

braggers

[@clydesuckfinger8068]

@@AwesomeAngryBiker If you’re referring to me, I was asked a question and answered it. Is it my fault that I’ve been to these places?

[@Absaalookemensch]

I watched this movie as a kid. Years later I flew US Air Force Critical Care Air Transport (CCATT). Our unit motto was "Any Plane, Any Place" and we lived-up to that. Salute to Air Sea Rescue and all Emergency Services workers. They risk their lives that others may live.

[@dslcp72]

@@Absaalookemensch I served in a covert unit - so covert in fact, I can’t divulge the identity of the unit. What I can say is that our motto was “The more you scream - the faster we come!” 😜

[@anetaintegra8543]

@@Absaalookemensch Did it inspire you? I’m not being sarcastic

[@Absaalookemensch]

@@anetaintegra8543 If you're my patient and you're screaming, you pulled out your ET tube and I need to switch paralytics.

[@normanalvarez5751]

🫡🫡🫡

[@CamiciNera-17m]

🫡

[@KensN2History]

Love these old movies I grew up on. My father was a pastor and we didn't have a TV but we had a VCR and a small computer monitor in my room. I'd get these old flicks from the local library. I like to put these on when I get in bed at night. I fall asleep almost instantly.

[@heinrichh.3369]

Same father and childhood for me too mate. Feels strange hearing it from someone else. Didnt get my first telly with cable till i was 18

[@KensN2History]

@@heinrichh.3369 I moved out at 20 and finally got cable at 21. It was a luxury to be able to watch Star Trek after work.

[@joannajennings3899]

@@heinrichh.3369 Same here... And yes, it does feel strange coming from someone else. 🤣

[@GuyMontag-n6g]

​@@heinrichh.3369I grew up in an L.A. Suburb. Since we were so close to the TV Transmission towers, there was no local cable service until the mid 1980s, when I was past 30! Now, I live in a small jungle village in NE Thailand. Thank goodness for cellular Internet and Smartphones!

[@richardstephens9647]

When I was USAF 78-84 I was fortunate to be able to pull some volunteer S&R missions as a spotter in Alaska. Great people.

[@Thomas-u6g]

I remember this movie when I grew up in detroit, in the 60s I haven't seen it since then, until now 2024, well done movie, good to see it again when I'm all grown up❤

[@bixster2260]

Remember this movie came on my TV in the 60’s when I was a kid. I loved these actors and the story. Glad it’s on KZbin now so I can watch it again!

[@cbroz7492]

..this and "The Poppy is also a Flower"...IIRC, Yul was in both..yeah, I'm old and remember lotza useless shit...

[@bixster2260]

@@cbroz7492 looked it up, verrry interesting UN film but don’t remember it.

[@cbroz7492]

@bixster2260 ..as I said...I've spent my life being "a repository of useless information"..as my dad said more.then 60 years ago...

[@bixster2260]

@@cbroz7492 at least you’re not a suppository of crappy information.

[@cbroz7492]

@bixster2260 ..I've used that line myself.."Thankfully dad didn't call me a SUPoisitory of useless information"!!!

[@danielcarlson800]

Good Movie!!!!! Thanks!!!!!! I enjoyed seeing the Albatross and Chickasaw in action.

[@吉野克己-k9f]

芦屋からの飛行を見て自分も空自１２３期新隊員を経て芦屋基地に赴任した、昔からユルブリンナーやジョージチャキリス好きな俳優がでているので感動した、また、本当はジョンソン基地いまの入間基地での撮影だと聞いている、一番有名の映画はトラトラトラでの戦艦大和を芦屋基地の海岸で撮影したことです。

[@diannemiller1895]

Made m 64. I was n hi schl n 60s. Had a crush on Chakiris then. Crush on Brynner n any movie evr saw him n. This was a fantastic movie. Stories within main story. Very well done production. Suspenseful all way through. 👍

[@jimmylieb5225]

then you'll like Chakris in the 1964 movie "633 Squadron".

[@BobbyL-jm1hq]

Awesome movie. I love it when we get to learn why people are where they are, how they got there, and what events in their past make them what they are. There is nothing worse in movies or in books, for that matter, than one dimensional characters. Everyone has a story.

[@fifthbusiness1678]

Yes, tho most tend to become one dimensional when we meet them.

[@DaveSCameron]

This is a classic and I can’t thank you enough for getting it past the geshstappanese for me to appreciate it. Best 🇬🇧🙏🇺🇸☘️📚

[@JAKFLY28]

The colors on that plane reminds me of my days flying in the Coast Guard. Air Force Rescue ops are excellent

[@davegerald1422]

Thank you for your service

[@josephgiunta6732]

The real costar in this film is the Sikorsky S-55/H19 Helicopter which served in the Korean War as a main cargo and troop supply chopper! It had a 600 HP radial engine that turned the three bladed main and tail rotors, but had marginal performance at altitude! Used by all US armed forces for many years it was replaced by the Sikorsky S58 Choctaw! Sikorsky himself said it all: If you are in trouble anywhere in the world an airplane can fly over and drop flowers, but a helicopter can land an save your life! And you better believe it!

[@danielcarlson800]

👍

[@jimmylieb5225]

is that the helicopter make they used in the excellent William Holden 1954 movie "The Bridges of Toko Ri"?

[@spikespa5208]

I kinda lean towards the Albatross. Another great plane from Grumman.

[@cbroz7492]

@josephgiunta6732 .I worked for Sikorsky for 14 years from 1986 to 2000 we built the S76 at the West Palm Beach facility...

[@sandycassidy8637]

Fantastic story of courage and determination. Great old movie, really enjoyed 😁😊

[@sjefhendrickx2257]

Hihi its a MOVIE

[@JoseGerardoBernalVazquez]

Es importante recordar a nuestros héroes. En fuerza aérea o terrestre.. Hay un mexicano, capitán paracaidista ya retirado que sobrevivió a encuentros peligrosos y recibió un tiro de gracia. Estuvo grave, pero lo rescataron como se ve en esta película. No menciono si nombre por razones obvias, pero su grupo o rango fue capitán 1primero ,arma blindada. Gracias a estos héroes. Como los que nos ayudaron en los sismos de México en 1985 Gracias a quien dijo trabajo 22 años. Mis respetos y orgullo

[@carlosvinuezaescobaar2610]

A great movie that show despite of personal tragedies always we can find the consolation helping others. Good role of Geoge Chakiris to whom I saw in 633 Squadron.

[@timsimms65707]

A great movie, thank you.

[@JDAeroVR]

Good movie... never seen it... thanks for putting it up!

[@patrickunderwood5662]

Had never heard of this movie but obviously it was an inspiration for both Airplane! and Star Wars.

[@angriff69]

watching this in Italy, cheers to all of you, especially air rescuers and my fellow paratroop brothers and sisters

[@DaveSCameron]

From Liverpool to Italy God bless you and your family.📚🙏☘️

[@jimmylieb5225]

💯👍🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@airchennai]

You people are great and blessed ❤

[@tritom1955]

Very enjoyable movie....good acting and very good connection to real rescues....thanks for the upload.

[@knowledgeworld6286]

excellent work of all three star, good story to reminder such great practices

[@dixjam2258]

There is an intensity to Widmark's acting, esp. when he is acting romantic that is borderline clumsy and rough, but somehow there is no seediness in the mix. I don't know how did it, but it worked.

[@CH-ir4gy]

The film is a co-production with Daiei of Japan, famous for Zatoichi. The special effects staff would later work on Daimajin.

[@TheMysterian]

Good Movie I seen this many years ago, thanks for posting

[@OMEGATECH]

This is a super outstanding movie right out there with Flight of the Phoenix, depicting people who serve in the military they're utmost bravery and self-sacrifice, and their motto says it all "That Others May Live."!!⛑

[@XNY556-Apple]

"Their" utmost bravery...

[@JohnVanDuyne]

Well done 👏. As others have said, I love these old movies. So glad to be finding them on KZbin.

[@johnrudy9404]

Crystal clear!! Volume is perfect. Thank you.

[@marbleman52]

I have seen this movie before, but with top notch stars like Yul Brynner and Richard Widmark, I know that I can watch it again and still be entertained and even get something more from it the second time.

[@WalterKazban]

Richard Wiidmark always made good movies...this movie had a few

[@bobjohnson205]

Plus, Michael Anderson was the director.

[@leeshackelford7517]

Lol, why anyone would watch this dreck more than once, I cant figure. And I like Richard and Yul.....but even stars make turds

[@davidweston9115]

A+ I could watch Widmark all day long. What a beautiful man he is as a good guy. He even let out a touch of his unique sinister laugh (which he usually only uses for his bad guy parts) about 40 minutes in.

[@andrescrux]

Love these old movies 👨‍💻👌

[@MikeGregoire-v9s]

Thank you wonderful movie

[@williampankratz600]

All star cast and worthy of a second watch

[@RFKFANTS67]

Yule Brenner was awesome as an actor. His biggest regret before he died was not quitting those damn cigarettes as he contracted lung cancer . Shortly before he went he pleaded with people to quit. "just sayin"

[@margotmaines7427]

i ENJOYED THIS IMMENSELY!

[@g09254]

First time seeing this movie outstanding, I loved it

[@maryannweldin4633]

This is the second movie I’ve seen Yul Bynner and George Chacaris in. They play off each other very well

[@jimmylieb5225]

have you seen the very good WWII based movie "633 Squadron" with George Chakris and Cliff Robertson?

[@judefernandez827]

I remember George Maharis too

[@djamelbouch3670]

You skipped Richard Widmark

[@reynaldoflores4522]

Yul Brynner ( Sgt. Takashima ) is the most non-Japanese looking Japanese I've ever seen.😮

[@Crunkboy415]

The first movie was "Kings Of The Sun" playing not too convincing indigenous leaders from North and South America 🤣

[@danzmitrovich6250]

Good old airplanes in this classic movie

[@NightFire-e6n]

People would tell my father he looked exactly like Mr Widmark . He would tell them. NO, he looks like me 😅 . MY mother said Richard was out of touch, so she married my father. 😅.

[@ajm1268]

Yul Brynner was a heavy smoker.Five packs a day ,they sure smoked a lot in these old flicks !

[@briancooper2112]

Those packs killed him.

[@littleflower9425]

First time I here sombody is able to smoke 5 packs a day. Does that mean 200 cigarettes/24 hours?????

[@robwilde855]

@@littleflower9425 5 x 20 = 100

[@littleflower9425]

@@robwilde855 thank you.

[@skualpascal6684]

... and cigars

[@julielowe7462]

Also because, this was a Star Vehicle made in the Golden Age of Hollywood, and they didn’t concern themselves with such details, they were making Entertainment, mainly for Home Consumption, and no one in the Audience would have been bothered either, this is a film I remember from the 1970’s (Yes, I Am that Old!), and to be honest, I don’t give a Damn about these details either. 😂

[@jamesmccasland887]

The book it is based on is very good. Three of the characters had losses in their personal lives, and motivates them in their goal "That others may live." Another good book is "Rescue Season". PJs in Alaska.

[@AkhtarKamal]

Nice movie indeed watching from Karachi Pakistsn.

[@rogernemos795]

Good old American quality! Nice job!

[@bobjohnson205]

American-Japanese co-production with a British director. Nice job!

[@TranscendianIntendor]

I'd suggest the book Indestructible. For my father's generation of the Second World War the story of the owner of a Manila airline. His family was captured and he did everything he could to rescue them. It is a hell of a story for he puts machine Gunns everywhere they would fit on a B-25. General Kenny agreed with him that the planes had to go in lower.

[@marioramos1990]

Hola.... buen día o buenas tardes....!! Excelente film, excelentes actores y el guión, sobre la novela en la cual se basa....!! Ví por primera vez ésta película y la recomendaría....!! Es lo MEJOR de la época de oro 🥇 de Hollywood 👍...!! Saludos cordiales desde Rosario 🇦🇷 Argentina 👍

[@Phil-y8c]

Best regards to you too from central Arkansas, USA !

[@daviddunne4737]

Grumman HU-16 Albatross aircraft ......................I think it is time to bring amphibious seaplanes back . Japan has a really top notch aircraft of this type .......ShinMaywa US-2 . I would be nice to think Japan took a hint from the film and got cracking on their own HU 16 . Enjoyed the film which shows aircraft of this type are very very useful and greatly needed .

[@bob80q]

It was SA-16 at the time

[@reynaldoflores4522]

No. Those planes were Consolidated PBY Catalinas.

[@bob80q]

@@reynaldoflores4522 wtf??? Are you really that stupid???

[@bob80q]

@@reynaldoflores4522 huh? Ace you wouldn’t know a stealth bomber from a 747

[@bob80q]

@@reynaldoflores4522 boy are you confused

[@stevesworldisnumber1]

Very Nice Picture!

[@sandycassidy8637]

Recommend the watch 👍👍👍😊😊😊❤❤❤

[@ALLROY240]

Amazing binoculars, I mean to get such a close up and detailed view from the cockpit of a moving plane in bad weather. Way ahead of their time those Binos. 27:36

[@simaos.desouza8767]

Superb movie, superb Actors 👌

[@spencerbarnett8618]

My brother been in the Air Force for 33 years

[@captainbart]

Stationed in Ashiya, Japan, U.S. Air Force Rescue Service members Master Sgt. Mike Takashima (Yul Brynner), Lt. Col. Glenn Stevenson (Richard Widmark) and Lt. John Gregg (George Chakiris) all carry personal demons stemming from a past event. When the orders come down to rescue stranded Japanese survivors of a shipwreck caused by a storm, the three men jump into action. On their way through the still violent storm, each shares the tale from his past that has affected him to this day. Initial release: March 25, 1964

[@fabricemarechal]

Magnifique film avec des très bons acteurs mais mon préféré est Richard widmark ❤❤❤❤❤❤anne

[@pressureworks]

4:00 A Rare Godzilla free day in the seas around Japan.

[@williamr3840]

He's down there, somewhere... just waiting! :0)

[@pressureworks]

@@williamr3840 For a huge storm at sea and a Cargo ship in trouble.

[@williamr3840]

@@pressureworks Or some good old Atomic b' testing -- sure to enrage our rubbery old pal ! :0)

[@williamr3840]

@@pressureworks Yeah... the title of this film should have been 'Godzilla Takes a Holiday!' :0)

[@jimmylieb5225]

I just commented wondering if Godzilla wrecked the ship.

[@stanleydomalewski8497]

Oh Don' t You just love the Techical Experts, Picking out things in the Movie ! FYI if You were Ever in Those Types of Aircraft, The NOISE is So Loud that The Actors Would All Be Yelling at Each Other !

[@davidscott3820]

"That others may live"

[@LillianSteele-u9v]

Richard Whidmark possibly took a risk in making this movie and also years later on "Death of a Gunfighter"

[@JohnRoberts-wk6rf]

So many big stars in such a B-movie.

[@michaelbritton9778]

Brilliant film really enjoyed it.

[@davidscott3820]

This should be used for a usaf pararescue recruiting film.

[@woodsinme]

I'm calling it a classic.

[@MohammadAtiqKhan-h5r]

It's a good movie, can watch it. Atiq Khan. Karachi.

[@秋日子]

あしやからの飛行　日米合作、大映特撮が光る作品。

[@DaveSCameron]

That Great Britain previously performed for the centuries preceding .🇺🇸🙏🇬🇧

[@normanalvarez5751]

Thank you youtube

[@rovhalt6650]

lol. It's silly how they fly ridiculously close to the electric wires and then see the church buried in the snow, only to land the heavy helicopter on the snow and then walk on it like it's solid ground.

[@sethlogee]

what's up the that cigar he's smoking in helicopter scene 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@bigron26048]

It's so odd to see Yul brynner playing in this. I'm use to seeing him playing a cowboy or an Indian.😮

[@jimmylieb5225]

watch him in the early 1970's movie "Light at the End of the World" with Kirk Douglas and Samantha Eggar. very different!!

[@masterwrench4252]

Wow! I thought star Trek was the first interatical kiss...

[@kensmith2839]

On television

[@sandrazivkovic5021]

Mario i Oljinka želimo vam puno sreće u daljem životu. Nastavljamo da pratimo kanal i napredak u radovima na sređivanju domaćinstva. Pozdrav iz Brazila

[@thunderbirdone8126]

This movie should be titled " Blank Stares"

[@ahmadalshaer3486]

فيلم جميل احببته ❤❤❤❤❤❤ شكرا

[@yhwhtlc9217]

Director: Michael Anderson Initial release: March 25, 1964 Plot- Stationed in Ashiya, Japan, U.S. Air Force Rescue Service members Master Sgt. Mike Takashima (Yul Brynner), Lt. Col. Glenn Stevenson (Richard Widmark) and Lt. John Gregg (George Chakiris) all carry personal demons stemming from a past event. When the orders come down to rescue stranded Japanese survivors of a shipwreck caused by a storm, the three men jump into action. On their way through the still violent storm, each shares the tale from his past that has affected him to this day.

[@outlet6989]

I'm so happy I didn't read your comment before the movie started.

[@WalterKazban]

Great movies

[@levelflightvideo]

Great film.

[@yossarianmnichols9641]

The lead from West Side Story movie version, what an actor.

[@LillianSteele-u9v]

Yes.

[@BarryHope-bj5um]

George also danced with Vera Ellen in " White Christmas". Also with Danny Kaye , Bing Crosby, and Rosemary Clooney ( George's aunt).

[@dukeford8893]

He's terrible. Should have stuck to dancing.

[@JB-rt4mx]

I bet Yul wants to forget this one😂

[@loneranger5349]

He doesn't want for anything anymore God rest his soul

[@johnrudy9404]

Gone a long time now. Cancer sticks. Fine actor.

[@dominiqueroudier9401]

But yul Brynner speaks a perfect french. Évidemment et même tres bien

[@williamr3840]

This reminds me of Thunderbirds! :0)

[@enrydejesusparedesaldana9745]

Sacrificio sin gloria ..hermosa mujer

[@reynaldoflores4522]

But Glory is the only thing that you can take with you when you die !

[@penultimateh766]

They must have parked a dumptruck full of money on Yul Brynner's lawn to convince him to be in this.

[@AwesomeAngryBiker]

hard to believe that even on this film theres people bragging about themselves in the comments

[@DaveSCameron]

I’m amazed you’re focusing on comments rather than the feature 😂😂😂

[@johnrettig1880]

It looked like it started off as a typical Godzilla movie

[@piratewazza]

Because Hollywood People ❤

[@jerrycarter7843]

Liked the supply vehicles very modern and efficient for 1941

[@jerrycarter7843]

@@morrismonet3554 I was referring to his flashback of 1940 meeting that hot reporter lady.

[@plainnpretty]

Good movie

[@majorseventh2699]

Great Movie.

[@thierryvoisin3836]

J'ai le film américain d'aventure sous titre en français voisin Thierry France abientot un fans ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@Bob-e1n4i]

Great Movie!

[@thebronzetoo]

Damn, Danièle Gaubert (Leila) was BEAUTIFUL!!

[@djsi38t]

You may notice...The film is zoomed in cutting off everything in the outermost part of the frame so that this channel may show this movie and overcome you tubes copywright rules.I personally do not want to watch a movie that is missing 30 or 40 percent of the actual film...it is very annoying and not how the film was intended to be seen.

[@AwesomeAngryBiker]

thanks for pointing that out, ill look elsewhere so

[@janiekcarney5482]

Get over yourself. Don’t watch. We won’t miss you. Thanks for this movie.

[@FlorinSutu]

1:06:32 - There were no American troops in Tunisia in 1942, "Shortly After the American Forces Landed", because the American troops landed in Algeria and Morocco, and the Germans, as immediate reaction, occupied Tunisia with paratroopers and cargo gliders, in the day following the American landing.

[@michaelmartinez1345]

@FloorinSutu - I was going to mention The Kasserine Pass Where the Americans were defeated against their first time against the Germans, but it turns out that happened in Feb. of 1943... I believe You are also correct About The Americans and British landing in Morocco (Casablanca) and Algeria (Algiers & Oran) on 11/08/42 With over 107, 000 men... Calling it 'Operation Torch'... 👍 1:42:00

[@bob80q]

@@FlorinSutu ‘dramatic license’

[@joeavery6344]

Quiet down front, Trying to watch the movie

[@FlorinSutu]

@@joeavery6344 - And you are not interested in getting educated ?

[@joeavery6344]

@@FlorinSutu No sir I'm trying to enjoy myself. It's just a movie,,, try to relax. Maybe have yourself an adult beverage.

[@onthegrind7]

That Others May Live

[@user-gs6fq1jq8y]

I don't know where your employees learned to tell time this movie never happened 7 days ago..See, this why companies like yours should be banned from the Internet...

[@gregorybentley5707]

Wtf... Are you talking about upload date? This has to be a troll or joke.

[@roadyholmes]

No officers braid on Richard's cap

[@Tesserae]

It’s very odd that Yul Brynner would be looking out a helicopter flying in a blizzard and not wearing gloves while his hands are touching bare metal. And why do the rescuers not put on winter gear after they land?

[@allandavis8201]

Those are the kind of questions that I usually ask, and in this case they really are valid questions, and the only answer that I think fits is that either the technical advisor or director thought that it didn’t matter and that people would not notice, or even if they did notice the only people they could tell were the other cinema goers, no internet and social media platforms for them to worry about. 😀👍🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇺🇸🇺🇦

[@Parkhill57]

This is a very low budget film. I suspect it was designed for drive-in's.

[@royedmonds2709]

If dats what they paid that man to do.lol

[@stevedaugherty9868]

Because they are bad ass

[@joeholloway1386]

He was Taras Bulba and the King of Siam! He's invincible!!!!!😂