In The Name Of The Father end scene and credits

[@thebride6781]

The symbolism of Gerry Conlon going through the front door as a free man while the corrupt cowards that wrongly persecuted and convicted these innocent people went out the back doors to avoid the disgrace. So powerful!

[@mariusangelescu6993]

Those cowards are the ones YOU LIVE WITH.

[@martincook318]

I Absolutely agree and it's the same with the Birmingham six as the Police knew and still know who the real bombers are in both cases and you will never get justice

[@francessweeney2308]

But because of the statute of limitations;neither the detectives nor the scientists who supplied shoddy evidence could not be held accountable. The scientist handled 6000 cases before questions were asked about his conduct, and he was suspended in 1978, suspected of negligence. The purpose was to allow both police and forensic scientists to examine his standard of work and whether or not he was working to the required standards. Faults were found in more than 1500 cases; including murders, s@#ual assaults,robberies, thefts,etc. Eventually, the scientist was told to retire due to 'limited efficiency'. He made the evidence fit the detective's initial suspicions, it never entered his head that he could put an innocent person behind bars or send them to the gallows. The scientist had been working for over 20 years before he was caught. So criminal action was impossible, he could only have his credentials revoked. Which is, for any professional, pretty brutal. It means none of that lucrative agency work. There was a petition for both the scientist and the detectives to be tried for perjury and acts or omissions intended to pervert the course of justice. However, the maximum length of time between the offence and prosecution is five years. The now ex-detectives were charged in 1993, 19 years after the actual offence had been committed.

[@dizwell]

English judges don't have gavels! That detail aside, great film, terrible injustice.

[@thomasshinnick383]

"I'm a free man and I'm going out the front door". Give me goosebumps every time. RIP Gerry and Giuseppe x

[@sandro19691000]

Wonderful movie, no doubt❤❤❤❤🇮🇪

[@UptheBlackCats]

Probably one of the coolest/bone chilling scenes of all movies

[@garyjones9910]

The sad part is that this wasn't the end for Gerry. He suffered for the rest of his life because of this case. Poor man. Gone too soon.

[@gozerthegozarian9500]

Yes, he suffered from PTSD and nightmares until his death in 2014. Injustice leaves lasting wounds. Still, a man of formidable strength and spirit.

[@Cybernaut76]

Not to make this injustice any less but another terribly harmful thing to him was smoking cigarettes. He might have avoided lung cancer and lived much longer had he quit early enough or not started at all. It was so unnecessary of him to die as young as 60.

[@hannahdyson7129]

@@Cybernaut76 Smoking was probably his way to cope. Remember counselling wasn't a thing back then

[@skollybob]

@@Cybernaut76 I think smoking cigarettes was the last thing on his mind.

[@DeirdreCatherineDoyle]

SORRY TO HEAR HAVE NOT KEPT UP. TOO AWFUL. HOPE 'WE' WHOEVER 'WE' ARE HAVE LEARNT.

[@padraicglynn2657]

Gerry went out the front door a free man , and the police who tormented him went out the back door

[@mcfcguvnors]

in a green shirt :D that became blue

[@wcstevens7]

In criminal parlance...This was a ' bloody fit up ' by the police.

[@ishkaboooo]

@@longmemory1620 wasn't a murderer tho and he only stole led gobshite

[@longmemory1620]

@@ishkaboooo i said thief i never said murderer .. you came up with that one all by yourself

[@johnconlon2207]

But still free

[@Madnessonman]

What a perfect blend of music, visuals and dialog. That is what movie endings should all strive for.

[@lardosian]

Yes it's fantastic.

[@rajsekarofficial]

The Great fantastic music

[@karenmonson9893]

The ending song here is excellent!🤔😏🙂

[@CisaMalfoy]

this scene always sends chills down my spine

[@longmemory1620]

did you ever read 'in the name of the IRA' an article that shows you the lies and inaccuracies in the film

[@ryanuzell9078]

+BRAD PITT if your looking for accuary then you wouldn't want to see the treatment those innocent people got while being interegated its mainly rounded off the true events in the prison but that was less than half of the real experience

[@DavidEvans_dle]

Always go out the front door, always.

[@dopedonshortyg6967]

Same.

[@vlookup2]

Absolutely

[@halensunday2016]

I'm a free man and I'm going out the front door..The power of that statement. I still cry after all these years. RIP Gerry and Giuseppe x

[@echoechoecho7142]

You dont cry, liar. all you internet kids sound the same. IM LITERALLY CRYING! I HAVE LITERAL CHILLS! I HAVE LITERAL GOOSEBUMPS! Every comment section you all sound like drones

[@julieriley1059]

DANIEL DAY LEWIS DID SO HONOR GERRY CONLIN RIP GERRY AND HIS Father

[@SudheerKolachina]

I spent many days watching this scene on loop when I was 19-20. This movie took me to live in Ireland for 2 years. That’s how much influence this movie had on me.

[@lukebradley8952]

An amazing film, with an ending made perfect by Sinead O’Connor. No one like her, what a loss.

[@mcfcguvnors]

new documentary on flix hq - in the name of Gerry ,totally absorbing

[@Stargreened]

@@mcfcguvnorswhere I can’t find it?

[@Kalentros]

"I'm a free man, I'm going out the front door." The greatest line ever said in movie history (IMHO). Does anyone know if Gerry Conlon actually said that?

[@boxmad5523]

Kalentros apparently he did yes

[@murraymob]

yes jerry was a advisor on the film

[@nikreece6295]

yes he did...in his book proved innocent. its says at the start of the book.

[@nobodyowens8159]

He did say it and go out the front door His father told him to when he was proved innocent and the guilty were seen ! After 15 years falsely imprisoned .you'd want to go out that front door .but his father told him to do exactly this It's a symbol of innocence and respect , freedom and the chance to say his story It's very important

[@Kalentros]

@@nobodyowens8159 i don't know. I wasn't there. I do know his speech outside is not what he actually said. I never take anything in a "based on a true story" film without a ton of salt.

[@rebeccahayward9607]

I watched this movie when I was 14 in high school. The impact was so strong I remember it now at 32. Amazing portrayals, heartbreaking story and beautiful music.

[@keepitsimplejon5450]

Gareth Pierce is a moral hero, an English hero, a good human. What a woman! From an Irishman.

[@stevieboy666]

It still is a great film Emma Thompson was just legendary

[@nikreece6295]

she's not a dame for nothing 😉

[@twilliamspro]

Hell of a performance by Daniel Day Lewis and Pete Posletwaite

[@hellosaysme08]

"I'm going out the front door with Gerry" - always makes me shed a tear

[@NatPierri]

I saw this movie in 1993 and it became my favorite of all times. Everything is just perfect, Daniel Day Lewis, Emma Thompson, Peter Postlethwaite, THE SOUNDTRACK! (Mind-blowing!) and Jim Sheridan's direction. Still my favorite in 2021!

[@emilypearson7048]

"I'm a free man and I'm going out the front door" Chills every time

[@sKatherjoRdiSon21]

In the name of my name father, in the name of the truth. Damn, wonderful and so powerful that line.

[@Madnessonman]

The music and song are PERFECT for this. I just love the haunting sound of it.

[@MaxSharma1989]

Been watching a lot of 90s films lately. Somehow when the music kicks in after the first verdict is read out, you feel such a sense of joy. This scene is miles ahead of the "Freedom" scene in Braveheart (1995)). Daniel Day Lewis was right as rain as always.

[@skollybob]

For me one of the most powerful scenes in cinematic history. The performances and the harrowing music of sinead o Connor always moves me on an emotional level.

[@julietblue1240]

I cried in a lecture when we watched just this scene

[@mariafernandarodriguezboni2205]

Juliet Blue yeah, me too.

[@campfreddy3547]

I'm Proud Irishman too.🇮🇪☘️🇮🇪 RIP the victims of Guildford and Gerry and he's father.

[@benmainwaring4391]

I’ve watched this movie about 40 times and this scene still makes the hairs on the back off my neck stand up . Unbelievable. To think that the scum of the earth English police never got charged for this is bar none the biggest tragedy in British legal history. The injustice is unspeakable. “I’m going out the front door with Gerry”

[@bobfromsoireegames4309]

Great movie, no doubt

[@RoonMian]

It certainly has a lot of competition for being the biggest shame of British legal history. Nobody being held accountable for the Grenfell fire comes to mind.

[@awopbopaloobopawopbamboom5041]

@@peterfraney7931 Yeah - *WRONGFULLY* fvcking acquitted!!!!.... And it IS a horrific fvcking travesty of "(IN)justice" - the pigs involved literally acted with absolutel impunity, knowing that the Government of the day would back them up to the hilt at all costs, and basically acted with the attitude that "Any bunch of Paddy's will do to convict for this".... The people who actually carried out that horrific bombing were caught attempting something else; knew their gooses were cooked anyway; so they ACTUALLY CONFESSED IN FULL TO THE GUILFORD BOMBING, and said "you've got a bunch of completely innocent people, who aren't even IRA members or supporters in prison for something that they had nothing to do with!!", and they provided details only the actual bombers would have known to prove what they were saying - the authorities, including the Government of the day, in Britain didn't want to hear it, because then they'd have had to admit that they fvcked up - especially when one of the innocent DIED in their prison!!!... *DISGUSTING AND DISPICABLE DOESN'T EVEN START TO DESCRIBE IT!!!!*

[@Irishman0855]

Just one Britain’s many shames on us Irish unfortunately you’d be horrified if you knew the extent of it they’ve used interment without trial in Ireland for hundreds of years and as recently as the 1970’s were hundreds of innocent Irish men and women were rounded up from there homes and tortured eventually been sent to prison with no crime or no trial Britain is cruel always has been

[@peterfraney7931]

Some of them did get charged and were acquitted check your facts

[@LNLBD]

One of the greatest movie endings of all time! DDL is living legend!

[@nikkosdinno312]

When DDL rises above the crowd in the courtroom and the bagpipes simultaneously play, it hits you in a way you can’t describe knowing he’s walking out the front door an innocent man 💪

[@cuchulainn792]

They are not bagpipes, bagpipes are Scottish. They are uileainn pipes, Irish pipes. Beautiful sound

[@liamg2271]

This may be the best ensemble of actors I have ever seen in a film. DDL PP Emma T The Jamaican guy Inspector Dixon The IRA ringleader The 2nd Judge All of them were absolutely outstanding.

[@kariaittomaki261]

you forgot that irish cop. When he and the IRAleader sat and stare at each other.. the most powerful scene. No words, no movement, just pure hate. Anf yet they were same, brothers if you will.

[@F1Barry]

They should have been given 15M pounds compensation each and the prosecuting police, prosecuting lawyers and previous judges jailed for 15 years each. This is what justice should have been like.

[@robertlauck4312]

Guaranteed tears every single time I watch this scene. One of my all time favorite movies. Father and Son. Haunting.

[@stiofandundealgan1280]

I cry each time I watch the end of this movie ; a so moving and strong end ! In the name of the father, in the name of the fathers of Irish people who suffered because of the injustice of the British empire for several centuries !!! And still no apology so far !!! RIP Gerry and Giuseppe !

[@joechristie3578]

Rest in Power, Gerry Conlon!

[@LEERILEY33]

Watched this at the cinema upon release many years ago. I still watch it several times a year. What amazes me is it's over 2 hours but before you know it's finished. Such a brilliant film!

[@kenanbajric45]

Love you Irish from a Bosnian NEVER give up on your identity,history,culture and religion NEVER.Since 14 century we Bosnians have been taken over by so many political or religious countries even today we are lost because some traitors wants to be Serbs,Croats,Turks etc.

[@jakejjacob4130]

Kenan im irish we love you back too. Good man yourself.

[@redmondpeters7162]

To my Bosnian brother thank you. Freedom is incredibly liberating. We all deserve it. Some of us never get it. But it's always worth fighting for.

[@lardosian]

And now look at us all, going around like sheep masked up over a little virus.

[@DMalltheway]

I’m American and I have your back and the Irish ☘️ much love

[@AaronM-jm8rt]

Amen brother

[@mariianajensen2747]

Every time I watch this, tears come to my eyes

[@edwardjackson4467]

R.I.P Gerry + Guiseppe Conlon

[@nigelmurphy6761]

Ineed. RIP

[@GallifreyanGinger]

And Sarah Conlon, who fought for their release, who sent them packages every week in prison, saved up all her vacation time at work to visit them in prison, and wrote them constantly. When the government finally apologized, she said she was alright with dying then, because she could die in peace.

[@nickmichaels3012]

Anna Davidi Jezus!

[@padraicglynn2657]

And Carole Richardson

[@nobodyowens8159]

Never forget Carole .she was 17 years when she was tortured and falsely Occused . Gerry said she was never recovered .can you imagine what Carole went through

[@bronaghbrady2363]

This is the best movie I’ve ever seen

[@molasorrosalom4846]

This scene still brings happy tears to my eyes. Nothing beats seeing it for the first time though.

[@patrickoconnor8172]

love Sinead O'Connors's song..............................stirs my soul especially the fiddles integrated/tracked into the song

[@subsoil007]

I remember that day watching it on the news as a kid, I was too young to know what was really happening but my parents were delighted

[@taylorahern3755]

Powerful, powerful scene. And very, very emotional. Always brings tears to my eyes. Very powerful, and unforgettable.

[@wcstevens7]

This was an appalling miscarriage of justice....shameful !!!!

[@ashish999kherrr]

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[@ebrahimkuttyuppalakandy6675]

I wаtсhed In thе Nаmе of thе Fаther full mоoviе hеre twitter.com/2a55dc784498b77b5/status/822785253794160640 In Thе Nаme Of ТТheеее Fаther end scenе and сrеedits

[@mcfcguvnors]

even worse continuity

[@arun123456781]

Most powerful and motivating scene..hats off to day Lewis

[@zefurin7300]

It's quite impossible to restrain my tears to fall when I see this scene.

[@TeCuervo]

Scene still gives me the chills. Such a great movie, incredible actors. Love it!

[@didier2124]

I remember wathcing this extraordinary film in the cinema, and when it ended, Sinead's voice, this beautiful song I sat so still until it ended.

[@DavidEvans_dle]

To have the composer, the "know it all, and the fortitude to demand to go out the front door. When I saw this movie what really shock me is how well Daniel Day Lewis played that character. Well Played, well played.

[@trickniggajoe4041]

Love this movie. Always makes me tear up. It's crazy, cause most humans don't question government or law enforcers.

[@AtomicPeace]

U2 wrote the soundtrack for this movie. But Sinead gave the song solo much soul.....

[@longmemory1620]

bono condemned the IRA and he condemned france testing weapons but I've never seen bono condemn what the U.S. did abroad

[@AtomicPeace]

Not everyone is perfect.

[@tripsaplenty1227]

BRAD PITT You are a Kremlin Troll. Shame. Shame. Shame. Shame.

[@eaglesfan226]

Trump 2020 Has he now? I guess you aren’t familiar with the part on Pride where there’s a reference on the MLK assassination.

[@willowbrooke1215]

So love this movie, so do my children and probably future grandkids.... From a kiwi-irish girl.

[@roddyromeroulloa]

Hello..im from Chile..this film to me is very import..is real good....

[@nsnopper]

0:42 “I’m a free man and I’m going out the front door.” This is the most powerful statement in the whole movie.

[@minitman73]

I remembered the first time I watched this movie, this scene had me holding back tears ..

[@deletdis6173]

I folded not gonna lie. Made me tear up a lil.

[@TheUberSuperNova]

0:36 In that moment he rose above everybody in that room.

[@shaunryan6646]

I complain about my life while SOME others are wrongfully incarcerated. Go outside and look into the sky everyday

An outrageous travesty of justice. These scenes played out 30 years ago now & they remain almost singular, until we saw another legal outrage with the Birmingham six. While genuine villains go unpunished, those innocent serve the pain without recompense.

[@DansChan995]

One of the most stirring endings to any movie I've ever seen. The movie itself along the way was often excruciating, but it is so worth it.

[@rabeahusam6900]

this end is my best movie end ever .. just legendry

[@1369buddy]

Yeah, I saw this in the theater when it came out. One of the few times my brother and I went out together The chase through the city was excellent then & still is Always Irish stuff , Clancy Bro And Tommy Makim, ,,Rory Gallagher,,Phil Lynot,,Van Morrison,ect,,ect.Damn we love being Irish

[@jackietreehorn5561]

I'm going out the front door with gerry!

[@55911061]

great name Mick

[@sB-zj2pc]

Love that part 👌

[@lemjdoc]

DDL ES UN MAESTRO . Debió ganar Oscar al igual que la película . Una obra de arte

[@jasonknight5378]

powerful scene from a powerful movie!!! great acting ...especially DDL

[@buffalobill4892]

To me, the most beautiful touch is how I have never heard Irish music sound so *PROUD*.

[@apoorvasolanki8124]

When he raises his hand and says "I will fight all".

[@abdulissa964]

Live long Ireland 🇮🇪

[@lorenwerner7347]

☘️♥️

[@maureenrabbitt5350]

I read the book Proved Innocent. This is a really great heart breaking movie.

[@DeirdreCatherineDoyle-q6m]

TA SO MUCH. Did know there is a BOOK!

[@sixraccoonsinatrenchcoat154]

1:31 that woman with the green hair is my mum 😂

[@MyCatInABox]

Ha! No shit? That's awesome

[@mikepower75]

Thats awesome

[@amina-pr8xt]

Is she a punk or irish?

[@sixraccoonsinatrenchcoat154]

@@amina-pr8xt haha! She's a punk, still is too!

[@ivanbrocko]

And SINEAD O'CONNOR song.... UF !! Goosebumps !!

[@benmalone6139]

Emma and Daniel ...Great combination

[@DMalltheway]

Daniel would’ve been a good Lord Voltemort, probably would’ve made the kids on set feel uneasy

[@robertlauck4312]

One of my favorite movies and one of the most powerful scenes in movie history. It’s a shame more people don’t know this story. Truly powerful.

[@kimberleeclemensen8413]

Literally cry every time

[@muhammadadel191]

Hundreds of Gerry in the Egyptian prisons today . But the prisoners are also Egyptians !! 😅 It made me remember and cry !

[@eaglesfan226]

Muhammad Adel I wonder if my aunt thought about how the Arabs in Tel Aviv feel being put in prison for a crime they didn’t commit.

[@veronicaalegre2925]

La vi en video,una amiga me presto esta tremenda pelicula y ni hablar de la cancion q da el toque de nuestra querida sinead ,descansa bella hija de IRLANDA

[@PaddyMacWorld]

I had an aunt called Judy Maguire who was born in Ireland but moved to Wigan where she worked as a criminal psychologist specialising in child abuse cases. In 1974 she was arrested and questioned over the bombings.Solely cause her name was Maguire and she was Irish. She was refused access to counsel and was given a hard time. A chief inspector she worked closely with on child protection matters heard she was it custody! He went to the police station and basically went ballistic and ordered that she be immediately released! She was and he took her home and she cried the whole way there!

[@StefveoX]

Just saw this movie-magnificent. From the intricate emotional connection between a son and his father, to the chilling display of injustice, I’m caught speechless. Cannot believe the police didn’t have to face legal consequences for such horrid wrongdoings. This is such a bittersweet ending.

[@jobah2821]

The only movie ever where i cried

[@Criner05]

Does anyone know the name of the song played prior to Sinead O'Connor's song? The one with bag pipes?

[@Stargreened]

It’s the intro to her song from this movie. “You made me the thief of your heart”

[@Criner05]

I have that song, but it doesn't have the bagpipes in it.@@Stargreened

[@Stargreened]

@@Criner05 Tell me which part of the film you’re on about with the bagpipes and I’ll see if I can recognise the tune

[@Criner05]

It starts at 0:22 and continues to at least 1:25.@@Stargreened

[@Stargreened]

@@Criner05 Here’s the music video but you’re right I can’t find the bagpipes. I’ve never noticed that before. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z2jbqJyqfqZ1b5osi=u5gnuQaUwO1nV5CE

[@TheArcade70]

RIP Sinead...

[@robertobrien5820]

RIP to Paul Hill's daughter

[@openureyes]

What a film ,what amazing actors 👏

[@nickycockerill9769]

what a perfect ending to a perfect film.

[@pasqualedilorenzo9089]

Daniel Day Lewis is outstanding in this as he was in all his movies 👏👏👏

[@antoniafaheerty6980]

Iconic scene. I remember watching this for the first time I was about 15. I still cry watching this bit.

[@randomdude6821]

1:24 his voice..

[@davidhutchinson5233]

Saw it in the movies in those days....I cried.

[@DavidEvans_dle]

Just think, if that security guard did not report for work. The treasonous deception would have gone on. I just wondered how many intelligence resources was wasted covering up this atrocity? How many lives. BTW Love the music choice that the director made.

[@algeriearabe2288]

Where I can found the song of bagpipe we hear at the start of the video before the ending screen ?

[@cuchulainn792]

They are not bagpipes. Bagpipes are Scottish. They are Uileainn pipes (Irish pipes)

[@copis1061]

RIP Sinead

[@riversong656]

No one better to play Gerry than DD L. Wicklow loves you.

[@falsifiablerussell854]

The best , the most harrowing movie ever made.

[@gabrielastoica1478]

The music is incredible..

[@AH-te5gs]

Watching this in the wake of the Sub Postmasters scandal: some things never change.

[@MarkyCMark]

Such an underrated film

[@leejules5989]

Where a movie is not even close to being just a movie!

[@brianearner5092]

Such a story, and circumstance, history books!

[@tfox285]

Until there are consequences for those charged with enforcing the law, but who choose to pervert it, these incidents will never end.

[@mazzylinwood1288]

I know that in reality after the first verdict the court went crazier than on this. Nobody could hear the Judge, Gareth Pierce or anyone.

[@stephendevine4309]

Use to drink with Gerry in boston arms what a nan rip Gerry xx

[@Madnessonman]

I love the sound of the music and song while it plays during the end credits.

[@JamesHarris-hl2bm]

Fantastic song, and great vocal from Sined O'Connor.

[@Bernievidtime]

How do you reconcile people confessing as being the actual bombers, asserting innocent people were in prison, but no action from England for years and years? Then, three conspirators to obstruction to justice getting off scot free? Sucks!

[@로빈흇의음미소]

this is great movie ever