George Washington, "We Fight to be Free" (Full Movie)

[@goramiok8072]

I'm not American but I love the story of one of the greatest general in America.

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[@C.A._Old]

*Freedom.* yeahme too.

[@C.A._Old]

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[@Gravelgratious]

Not the greatest I'd say, but absolutely the humblest when it came to command.

[@Spindacre]

Washington was never a particularly great general.

[@Gravelgratious]

George Washington’s best quality for me was his ability to listen to the advice of his subordinates. He was aware of his strategic limitations and very open to new ideas which gave him eventual victory.

[@I_fairshare]

American fought for it's freedom but now privenety others to do so What a shame to honestly

[@debbie9929]

@Gravelgratious AND he gave up his position and power, willingly and openly, transferring power. This is something NO ONE IN HISTORY EVER DID. He was appalled when people wanted to call him "king", replying that America just faught tyranny through 8 years of war, and that he was returning to civilian life. That, to me, was his single greatest act and a true indication of his love of America and points to the strength of his beliefs in freedom and liberty. I am in awe of what our founding fathers created. The more I read and learn, the more amazed, the more proud and the more patriotic I become. I look at the flag ans am reminded of what they almost died for, for ALL OF US. So, when I hear Trump and Republicans speak about tearing apart our democracy and getting rid of the constitution I become enraged, over and over again. We have to be ever vigilant, as our democracy and our freedom is a fragile gift we have to defend and fight for every day

[@duglife2230]

The guy who played George Washington also played Colonel John Glover in the 2000 HBO TV movie, "The Crossing" about the crossing of the Delaware and subsequent Battle of Trenton. Not the biggest budget film, but considering the lack of good Revolutionary War movies, I would highly recommend it. Especially with Christmas coming up!

[@mriley1818]

Great movie. Really hit home in terms of that war’s violence as well as how human Washington actually was. Jeff Daniels played an outstanding Gen Washington

[@rc59191]

That's one of my all time favorites they did a great job. Miss the days of made for TV movies.

[@Mr.Marketing]

Roche has somehow played as many American Officers as Nazi Officers all while being Frenchman lol.

[@sgt_s4und3r54]

Peter Woodward also played a British officer in "The Patriot" just as he did here. Surprised to see that.

[@robm.2018]

Also briefly played the fuhrer in the Man in the High Castle too.

[@chipnegro5990]

Where are the truly great men today? Men of unwavering conviction and morals? Men who will not budge from these qualities? I do not see them myself, and I am sad for it. If you are out there, for the love of God, please step forward.

[@1broundtree]

HIS NAME IS DONALD J. TRUMP

[@ardhendumaity5537]

I was Indian but now I am American I like and love George Washington. USA,USA ,USA,USA,USA,USA,USA,USA,USA,USA.😊

[@MoreOnPleeez]

We are happy to have people like you🇺🇸

[@debbie9929]

You are very gracious sir

[@LordGeneralOHara]

Native Indian or Hindu Indian?

[@zachfrey8541]

Are u voting for trump

[@debbie9929]

@zachfrey8541 When hell freezes over

[@miketackabery7521]

Gosh this was beautiful! Thank you Mt Vernon Ladies for making this for a nation which desperately needs it... and him.

[@StarWarrior91]

Ok the Braddock’s Defeat flashback was pretty epic.

[@kgbspdr5426]

man i grew up watching this movie at my grandmas i don’t know why but it always gets me so hyped up

[@freedomtosayno7880]

"First in war, first in peace, and first in the hearts of his countrymen." - Henry “Light Horse Harry” Lee.

[@indyfastal]

First in war, first peace, and last in the American league. Walter "Big Train" Johnson...

[@matthewhancock7424]

President George Washington's example of selflessness, honor, loyalty and duty to this nation should be the standard that any/all politicians should either strive to be or are. Otherwise they do this great nation and the millions of brave citizens who paid the Ultimate price of giving there lives for freedom not merely a dishonor but disgrace all who work tirelessly that this great nation may endure. As Benjamin Franklin said to a woman who approached him and asked him "what type of government has been created" after the creation of the US Constitution was written he replied " a Republic madam, now if only we can keep it". Words to never forget.

[@madogllewellyn]

Amen!

[@LicardoDeBousee]

Was super surprised when I heard Stephen Lang narrating this. Great and underrated actor!

[@williamhoward2731]

I wish to thank you for sharing this awesome Historical movie with me .

[@enzocannizzo8744]

They gave their lives , their wealth and their souls to say they will live Free

[@charlescross3444]

The more one learns about him, the higher his star rises.

[@rc59191]

I've lost a ton of respect for him after finding out what he did to Oney Judge.

[@jeanrodriguez2078]

​@@rc59191 about him owning a slave?

[@rc59191]

@@jeanrodriguez2078 that and about how he tried hunting her down.

[@jeanrodriguez2078]

@@rc59191 did you receive my reply?

[@murphy13295]

When european monarchs and dictators learned that Washington declined being declared the king of the colonies they were in awe .

[@SkyGrey88]

Great film. More of this please.

[@Janet_Airlines802]

This was excellent, thank you for this great movie.

[@krissie328schwalbach8]

This is exceptional. The cinematography is excellent and the story telling even better. General Washington was truly an inspirational leader. President Washington set an example on how to lead. Thank you, for producing this short movie. Well done. 🎗🎗🎗

[@C.A._Old]

*Freedom.*

[@thedarklord573]

He did. God bless General of the Armies and First Commander-in-Chief President George Washington wherever he is. Hopefully he sends his blessings and gets rid of Trump. This country can’t go into totalitarianism when the men of the revolutionary war fought so valiantly.

[@JeffreyLang-j5i]

General Washington defines the word CHARACTER.

[@twentysecondcenturywoman]

Thank you for teaching American history.

[@mariajack3662]

If we remain true to his memory 💘

[@MikeNguyen90]

Wonderful picture of a great leader. Thank you for making and sharing freely this movie. You have done a great job.

[@RusticRockMusic]

Simply stunning the lengths George Washington went to in order to secure the victorious outcome of the American Revolution, and the spirit he held to continually aid the nation despite his longing for a peaceful retirement at Mt Vernon. He gave us all that he had.

[@ethanpurita]

Indeed, he did. What a man he was.

[@ralphferguson9717]

this presentation is exceptional, greatly entertaining and informative

[@jamesalexander5623]

I've been to Fort Necessity .... There you learn that George Washingtom almost single-handedly started the French and Indian War! The 7 Years War!

[@lynnhughes6350]

Well get ready boys !!! We Bout to need to fight for our freedom Again

[@AbrahamLincoln4]

Is that Stephen Lang as the narrator?

[@serenitypeaceandcomfort3669]

Impressive and beautifully made. Well done!

[@jackx8969]

One of the greatest leaders that history has known. I am really interested in knowing more about this man

[@JB-uv4hm]

Read some books.

[@miketackabery7521]

He never sought a great name for himself, offering his service but demanding nothing, including honors. The Europeans were stunned by his humility in resigning his commission and turning down a crown. They thought him the greatest man of his era. In eight years he set the country on a stable path that would be able to stand without him. You'll find that in books too.

[@russhoffman6301]

If I'm not mistaken, the actor that played Gen. Braddock also played Gen. Cornwallis's aide in The Patriot.

[@markanthonymianacyberworld420]

Live from the Philippines 🇵🇭❤️🇺🇲💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼

[@peopleofonefire9643]

Well done . . . the story feels like real people . . . not characters in a novel or official history textbook.

[@carlydimango3397]

I love this

[@southtexasprepper1837]

I would love to get a DVD or Blu-Ray Copy of this movie.

[@ThomasWeldon-jx6vx]

If we remain true to his memory? Wow, we haven't exactly done that!

[@mcfeeney1249]

The French and Indian war battle was very well choreographed.

[@LordGeneralOHara]

It says independence war tho

[@LordGeneralOHara]

0:57

[@samuelruakere7728]

A good movie overall for sure, but also probably has one of the best looking forms of The Battle of The Monongahela I've ever seen put to film.

[@ringleader5150]

Please do more stuff like this!

[@elyssacollins8806]

I love George Washington

[@bonto117]

Great quality acting and production. Also score.

[@LordGeneralOHara]

Great Script Too, Very unhistoric and biased. Clearly the British won

[@andrewsharp9112]

I am proud to be a American Sailor 🇺🇸⚓

[@sandrahunter5749]

I like George Washington 👍😎 George would be angry, what America has become today. 🇺🇲

[@78jpeg]

If only George Washington was alive to see what we have become in America I think he would be very upset with how we act and selfish self-centered we have become

[@JB-uv4hm]

He felt that way when he was alive.

[@JB-uv4hm]

@@jmcb5062 what org was that? A treaty with the French and the Brits engaged elsewhere… The French won the war dummy. GW’s claim to fame was checking his ego and not fighting head on. Go read a book or two.

[@miketackabery7521]

​@@JB-uv4hmyou might try reading the correct books and not the ones that play fast and loose with facts in order to get lots of attention and make some money.

[@JB-uv4hm]

@@miketackabery7521 maybe some Billy O ‘history.’ I know more re GW than you ever will.

[@miketackabery7521]

@@JB-uv4hm 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@pendragon2012]

Who is the man playing General Washington? BTW, excellent movie. I may use this later in the year when my 7th graders are learning about the Revolution.

[@lamondracing9832]

Sounds like Sebastian Roché, who played Colonel John Glover in "The Crossing"

[@pendragon2012]

@@lamondracing9832 Ah, yes, thank you. Knew he sounded and looked familiar.

[@wilhufftarkin8543]

Hey, it's the "laughs in British" guy from The Patriot!

[@LordGeneralOHara]

that's me

[@abhishekvanenooru4959]

george washington you are man of smart people you are an inspiration to me washington hope is a great word and belief

[@trismix_]

Washington treated his soldiers like family , Because they were his family. He listened to them , took care of his own.

[@teoherrera2839]

George Washington 22:39 deserves the honor and gradiosity that He achieved.

[@marcustvchannel5885]

Good

[@ramananrampragash6790]

The actor who plays General Braddock is the same guy who played the role of General O' Hara in the movie ''Patriot'' as General Cornwallis' 2nd in command.

[@LordGeneralOHara]

I managed to take the identity of ma boi Braddock

[@Francis-m2d]

Washington had one great strength as a commander; he could keep an army together no matter how bad things became. Which was a good thing as he lost a lot of battles. I give him credit for realizing early on that the Americans couldn't fight their way out of an outhouse. Washington knew they lacked the professional training required to defeat the British in open battle. Then again, he was incapable of training them and we had to wait til von Stueben showed up.

[@madogllewellyn]

Liberty Or Death....Don't Tread On Me! The Battle Cry of our Revolution will always be relevant to every debate....Man never stops to control other men....

[@peterjodonovan2025]

A great man without doubt

[@samurai215]

The guy who played Washington in this is the same who played the priest in 1883. Good actor!

[@deaconthoresson-rw8hv]

For the people who have watched the vampire diaries tv show the guy who plays George Washington is Mikhail Mikhailson ( the vampire who hunts vampire's)

[@C.A._Old]

*Freedom.*

[@godscommandmentsaretruthis2837]

I'm still trying to figure out which was greater- Washington or Lincoln. We've sure had some great presidents in the distant past.

[@samellowery]

Washington, lincoln was a tyrant and dictator.

[@laurentinoanselmocalembemo9411]

Anyone to tell me title of the movie please???

[@КазаковАлексей-о3ч]

Что за фильм?

[@lovestarbucksjose]

This a amazing and I don't know this happening

[@Yelyzavetta27483]

18:52

[@Gjallarbru_play]

Stephen Lang here looks brilliant

[@waynelucier1678]

HE WAS TRULY THE FATHER OF OUR NATION

[@LordGeneralOHara]

Shut Up im still salty about Yorktown

[@christiandzurilla7638]

GOD bless America

[@Edelwulf]

Less than 250 years later, where did this freedom go?

[@muhammad9589]

Did the dialogues and scenes take place in reality ?

[@docbrosk]

Iwent to Valley Forge and the area around it years ago. The shelters and living conditions of the troops and junior officers were miserable. The others? well, Washington and his wife and some of his staff spent the winter in a grad mansion. Movies aside, I doubt George and Martha lost an ounce that winter.Major Aaron Burr (later Vice President) had a 3 story brick and stone townhouse which was a fine restaurant in the 1970s. Other senior officers did as well. Always good to look at the ground.....

[@domagojgreguric6957]

LMFAOOOOO Braddock is played by the actor that was General O'Hara in the Patriot , a very smug, sassy officer, typical British. He repeats it here - man was born to play this role! awesome scene (and miniseries) btw. Even better than the Indian attack in "The last of the Mohican" which was unconvincing... you can really see the Indians use terrain to their advantage here, and maul Braddock's columns.

[@mayerstommy6]

General Washington and General Bonaparte, two of the finest Generals to live. Long live the Republics.

[@LordGeneralOHara]

What about me?😢

[@Astroman1990]

Is that Stephen Lang?

[@Renovegas6109]

Never mentioned him being a mason and attending lodge .

[@chiahsianghwang]

不自見，故明；不自是，固彰；不自伐，故有功；不自矜，故長。夫唯不爭，故天下莫能與之爭，古之所謂曲則全者，豈虛言哉？誠全而歸之

[@holleyb7861]

Sebastian Roché was a good choice to play Washington.

[@roblestako8221]

Its like the 2000s version of Last of the Mohicans

[@AnneKeller-dx6xv]

Much of your report is wrong about General Washington. I grew up at Mount Vernon grounds. My ancestors came to "The New World" in the 1600s and early 1700s and owned the lands adjacent to Mount Vernon. I have studied, researched and loved the General all my life -- more than 60 years. Washington was a stalwart gentleman of impeccable integrity, wisdom, and kindness. First, he never had improprieties with women. He had smallpox in his teens and was impotent therefrom all his life. Sally Fairfax was a neighboring friend who taught him elegant social graces, but the two were never romantically engaged nor active. Since when is flirting a romantic declaration of permanent intent! It is critical to incorporate the language and practices of the times when interpreting historic documents and treasures. Also, George and Martha Washington loved each other. They were deeply devoted to the Godly mission of establishing a new nation consecrated in freedom. She traveled by carriage from Mount Vernon and stayed with him and his men through the harsh winter at Valley Forge, tending to ill soldiers and knitting socks for those with nothing on their feet who literally bled in the snow. No woman does that unless she is devoted to her husband and his mission. Slavery was the common practice in the 18th century and many of our finest founding fathers freed their slaves and in so doing, resolved to the financial ruin of their families and homes. Let's be honest: Colonists and Europeans did not invade Africa and capture Africans for slaves. African tribes IN Africa sold fellow slaves to European tradesmen who sold the Africans who had been defeated by fellow tribes. The entire practice of the African wars and the winners selling the losers was evil and entirely disgraceful. Not unlike the current practice in America of Illegals invading our nation and bringing sex slavery, murder weapons and drugs. Clean up our current culture before you attack those who fought for your freedom in earlier years. The USA was literally established by men and women of higher standards, moral principles and a focus on high principles like justice, freedom of speech and kindness which we must get back and reconsecrate in America if an honorable society is to survive! We must teach basics, math, science, how to actually read and write, philosophy, real, documented history and the lives of great men and women to our children and eliminate the dangerous anti-God teachings of willfulness, sex changes, communism and other lies if our children are to be happy and successful. Teach the truth, and not the nonsense you included for drama in your u-tube. We have historic documents, documented records, artifacts, family Bibles, other rock solid evidence that these were stalwart, humble, self-sacrificing, commanding leaders who gave all so today, the USA would offer freedom for every citizen to create and succeed limited only by their own vision, faith, and willingness to think and work hard. May the Lord help us to restore those original values for the sake of reestablishing a good and honorable nation of Liberty so all can succeed!

[@anuragpatil4073]

Where were your ancestors from ?

[@NarwhaI95]

Make your own lol

[@UltraViresAdInfinitum]

General Glover got promoted to General Washington

[@musaabumair9645]

Mai Indian hu but I like Ingland and Britain

[@musaabumair9645]

And America

[@ironsoldi3r913]

George Washington: We fight to be free. That was his reason for Americas foundation. A Democratic way in which the “We the people” will chose our destiny not by King of England. America was truly a remarkable new world. Although the land was stolen from the natives. America struggled for Freedom and change over the years. Our founders left the old world for economic and religious freedom. Although many God believing American the founder chose not to isolate the other. So they chose not to include specific religions in the Constitution. Remember, Andrew Jackson married his wife who was married to someone before. Divorced one of the laws was adopted during that time. America is still a young nation and much to learn. Even England and France have been a country for thousands of years, yet still learning. The greatest gift of America was humbleness. We're not afraid to say we're new and willing to learn. Perhaps why I love the way the founders think, they established a Constitution to account all American action. They established 3 branches of government for a very good reason. So no one man can manipulated the government system. We've all witness the attack on US capital last January 6, 2021 and failed. I predicted the test for America this era just begun and it will get worst. The biggest enemy of our founder before discovery of new world was bigotry in Europe. The King owned all the land and only rich can have firearms. Plus religion was controlled by The Pope. So people have no place to go.

[@hello16781]

10:46 i know this man.

[@LordGeneralOHara]

Its me ofc btw do i look drippy in uniform?

[@65stang98]

idk why but im watching this at 24 now and it coming out in 2006 i would have been around 8. Just wonder what i was doing the day this came out. Haha weird random thought.

[@Maxi-wp7xd]

10:46 IT'S HIM,THE,"hehehe",GUY FROM THE PATRIOT

[@NonconformistQin]

Is it a disadvantage to wear red and so neatly in the forest to fight while their opponents' is almost naked, whose skin color similar to that of the forest?

[@jonathanbarnes3061]

Aye, I laughed, and that part were General Washington surrendered power to build a nation for the people gets me every time. A Representative Republic, for the People, by the People of the people only if Under God, yeah thats a noble cause.

[@johnwalker4642]

Tecumseh could not have said it better.

[@nole8923]

Where’s the part where general Washington leads the charge driving a Dodge Challenger?

[@jaywinters2483]

They came for our guns.....come again, Oh Tyrrant!!!

[@GabrielaGARAYREYES]

😮🎉🎉❤

[@damianreyesavila3402]

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[@finchborat]

The guy in the screenshot looks like General O'Hara from The Patriot. EDIT: I just looked it up. It's the same actor.

[@LordGeneralOHara]

Yes that's me

[@elbombas951]

That red coat was in THE PATRIOT

[@kartikrajsingh1895]

I don't think he had that accent. It would be more British related.

[@angloaust1575]

We fight to avoid paying taxes!

[@LordGeneralOHara]

That's so sad lol

[@johnpaulirimpan1816]

lets gooo

[@justinbadiang829]

is that gordon ramsey 🤣

[@kenaibear8843]

It’s not your land btw

[@ericapple2004]

ilei

[@jameeliarosser5755]

:(

[@johnmilonas9143]

The 300+ slaves George and Martha owned included women and children were not free.

[@LordGeneralOHara]

Fr slaves and natives fought on the British side anyways

[@LordGeneralOHara]

By 1812 almost all natives fought for the British

[@johnmilonas9143]

@@LordGeneralOHara Calm down General.

[@LordGeneralOHara]

@@johnmilonas9143 I'm still salty about Yorktown😡

[@LordGeneralOHara]

@@johnmilonas9143 tbh I don't understand this movie that much

[@stephenoneill245]

We fight to be free and avoid being arrested for tax evasion by the colonial authorities. ;-)

[@EzekielDeLaCroix]

George Washington, the man that sucked, caused an unnecessary war by perfidy, but got lucky in the height of his career and knew when to quit while ahead.

[@maryjeanjones7569]

Fight to be Free!! Certainly not Freedom for everyone as by that time there were probably around 1 Million slaves in the country. Quite the Oxymoron!!!

[@shaylawatson1244]

How George fight to be free but didn't do nothing to stop slavery

[@NeTxGrl]

It was originally written into the Declaration of Independence the condemnation of slavery. It had to be removed because some of the signers were refusing to sign the document. Washington became conflicted about slavery over time. He stopped separating families, he stopped buying slaves, he allowed them to grow their own vegetables and sell them. When he left Philadelphia at the end of his Presidency, he gave his slaves freedom, the ones that lived up north with him. The founding fathers knew it was going to be a process to end slavery. If they had try to force an end to slavery at that time America would have fallen apart .Instead of America existing as we do now, we would have fallen apart into smaller separate countries, basically we would have looked like Europe. We were a new nation, to weak and fragile to attempt to force an end slavery in our early days. The founding fathers knew that slavery would eventually end but it would have to wait until the country was stronger and more stable to hold together. Thus we ended up with a civil war a few decades later and the nation survived it. Here is a quote from Washington, " I never mean to possess another slave by purchase : it being among my first wishes to see some plan adopted by the legislature by which slavery in the country, may be abolished by slow, sure, and imperceptible degrees". Washington also said if there was a civil war he would fight on the side of the north. He freed his slaves in his will, he wanted them to be educated and money was left for them. The money lasted until the 1840's.

[@mattg0469]

@@NeTxGrl I didn’t know he freed his slaves in Philadelphia, where did you get that from?

[@mattg0469]

If anti-slavery Founders such as Washington and Jefferson didn’t do anything to stop slavery, the institution would have expanded throughout the nation. Instead, they managed to curtail it to the South, preventing it from expanding westward - Northwest Ordinance (1787). They didn’t invent slavery nor did they introduce it in the US. They were born in that world and decided to change it, despite the legal and social restraints a feudal society imposed on them.

[@artair70]

Because no one had desired to do such, EVERY Culture had them. Nor did Abe ever want to stop slavery (He didn't free any in his lifetime and opposed freeing them)

[@MoreOnPleeez]

We wouldn't have the declaration of independence. It would not have been signed during the war by all states if abolishing slavery was in the document. We had no choice, zero. How could we free slaves without being free ourselves? Do you understand now?