Rogue Male | English Full Movie | Thriller Drama

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In 1939 when an English hunter takes aim at Adolf Hitler with a rifle, he is captured, tortured and left for dead. He escapes but his captors pursue him to England.
Starring: Peter O'Toole, John Standing, Alastair Sim.
Directed By: Clive Donner.
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[@douglasbrown283]

Peter was and still is one of the greatest actors of all time...my love to his beloved daughter Annette

[@columroche435]

His children were named: Kate O'Toole, Lorcan O'Toole, Patricia O'Toole.

[@jamesprior2496]

They're not related, git.

[@stuartwilliams-fw4vo]

This is the best reply EVER on KZbin!

[@naturboy]

Top G reply! Keeping the facts straight. Bravo

[@harry2928]

I miss Mr. O'Toole dearly. -No I've never met him or seen him in person. I miss him being Alive, miss the 1970s when I used to wonder when he was going to appear in a film next. Miss being Fascinated by his trademark eccentricities and signature style in products like Lord Jim, Murphy's War, etc. A HUGE PIECE OF CINEMATIC and THEATRICAL TALENT, A HUGE PIECE OF OUR NOSTALGIA AND ZEITGEIST DIED when he passed. There will BE no compensation, replacement, substitute. Amen. God bless your Soul, sir. You are Loved and sorely missed.

[@mysterymanla6158]

Bloody wonderful. If this were to be made into a bigger, larger budgeted movie these days, they would rob it of all the cultural sensibility that is encapsulated into this remarkable television film. O’Toole, Sim and the entire cast are terrific.

[@peterbamforth6453]

"shooting heads of state is never in season" bloody priceless british humour.A brilliant performance from Peter. 10/10

[@AntPDC]

Wonderful, in every way. Peter O'Toole is always mesmerising in any role, and here we have the added pleasure of actors Sir John Standing, Dame Maureen Lipman, Harold Pinter and others. Chris Gunning's music is equally compelling. Peter O'Toole said this was one of his favourite roles. Thank you for posting.

[@McLKeith]

A lot of this movie doesn’t make any sense. He is thrown off a cliff and doesn’t have any broken bones.He lucks out and finds a German who is willing to risk his life helping him. A whiskey flask saved his life. Later he hides under ground and stays remarkably clean. Still I liked watching O’Toole in the part. Thanks for uploading it.

[@eastwest9819]

And still... If you liked watching O’Toole in the part, may be, after all, a lot of this movie does make any sense? 😏

[@BillHalliwell]

G'day DDF, This is in my top 20 British Films List. Simply can't fathom those who dislike it. They've forgotten it's a piece of fiction and a damn good to boot! John Standing and Alistair Sim were never in a bad film. There's another, different, but excellent film about a shooter who misses... 'The Killer' it's on one of the streaming platforms now. Well worth a look. Cheers, Bill H.

[@randomtux1234]

aye, it kinda grows on one, and gets more complex the more it progresses

[@snowflakemelter1172]

Because the plot is crap , poorly researched and production standards are awful.

[@BillHalliwell]

@@snowflakemelter1172G'day Snow, Oh, I'm sorry. Maybe I should take your word over Geoffery Household who, in 1939, wrote this story. I'll try to forget he was one of the best playwrights and authors in English history. I'll have to apologise for the fact it has no multi-million dollar CGI, probably because the computers that do that hadn't been invented in 1976. But it was directed by Clive Donner who did make a CGI-packed Superman film; perhaps more your speed. Oh, yes, I'll forget that I'm one of a large number of military historians who 'stupidly' agree with the facts that this 'crap' plot is almost unanimously thought to have inspired just one of the many, real life, attempts to kill Hitler and/or Stalin. A plan to kill Hitler had been knocking around since late 1940. Finally, landing on the desk of a senior SOE operative. It's clear that the SOE officer who came up with 'Operation Foxley'; had read, and re-read, Household's book. True, ‘Op. Foxley’ was called off as Churchill didn't want to turn Hitler into a martyr while the Nazis were doing well. After D-Day there was no point in the Allies trying to kill him. Various Germans gave it a good try though. Frederic Raphael's screenplay is good as it sticks faithfully to the book but don't take my word for it. In 2007 Peter O'Toole said, not for the first time, that out of all the films he made 'Rogue Male' was his favourite. As to 'production standards' you might be misinformed. All in all this film did really well considering it was only ever shown in the UK as the, small budget, made for TV film it was. To have a cinema release in the UK meant the cast and crew would have to be paid on a much higher rate. Everywhere else it got a cinema release and then was screened several times on TV. It’s box office and TV screening figures tell a different story to your opinion, of which you are perfectly entitled. Cheers, Bill H.

[@snowflakemelter1172]

@@BillHalliwell triggered 🤣🤣

[@georgehunt2421]

As a rule I watch action movies, but I must say this is one of the best movies I have seen in a long time great actors.

[@oncall21]

A great performance. I saw the beginning to this film with the failed assassination attempt on Hitler on TV when I was about 16 (I'm 56 now). Great to finally to the rest of the film. Thanks for shairng!

[@eastwest9819]

It was great pleasure to watch and listen to Peter O'Toole! Thank a lot to the channel for this opportunity! From free Russians with love from Russia!

[@HenriHattar]

A BRILLIANT remake of an extremely GOOD film. But this one was BETTER!

[@dancarter482]

It was a _BOOK_ first!

[@danielhearshaw3800]

Two of the greats in this film.Peter OToole and the superb Alistair Sim

[@waynefarrellvoiceovers]

Thank you for posting this. Great movie. Worth it for the awesome acting between Peter O'Toole and Alastair Sim (who sadly died shortly after this film was released) in the steam baths alone. A masterclass.

[@hughiedavies6069]

I first saw this when I was a teenager, I remember thinking it was great then I still do. Really appreciate seeing it again. 👍

[@Paratus7]

I saw this when it was first released. Superb thriller. A very under rated film.

[@jameydenison2045]

This is a remake of the 1941 film "Man Hunt" starring Walter Pidgeon, George Sanders and Joan Bennett. Both films are entertaining and well done in my honest opinion. Don't let the armchair critics dissuade you from enjoying classic films.

[@gj8683]

I wouldn't call them critics. Trolls is more like it.

[@russellwarr3791]

Ta for the epic movie, so engrossed that I retraced Peter's footsteps and i got to say what beautiful part of Blighty is the South Downs. A journey from Australia I keep deer to my heart for ever.

[@Loki.uk70]

Absolutely loved the novel so gave this a go to see how closely it relates to it or not, Glad to see that it was so easy to follow and picked up the main notes and atmosphere of the novel . I throughly enjoyed it, Great interpretation and acting by some of Britain's most powerful and talented actors to date. Thank you for sharing.😊

[@user-ws1qf7ol4k]

Nice!

[@pennreelfishing]

This is when Movies were made by Great Actors and Actress by Gentlemen’s. Excellent just Excellent from a Cook Islander

[@simonh6371]

For someone who grew up watching this type of film in the late 70s and early 80s it was very enjoyable, similar in style to ''The 39 steps'' with Robert Powell. For someone who in the meantime knows Germany very well, the big mistake in the storyline is that the opening scene shows Adolf at his villa in the Berchtesgadener Land in Bavaria, close to Austria, a long long way from any port in Germany, about 800 miles away. Then in the inn where he meets the English sailors it's clear from the dress of the serving wench that he is still in Bavaria so no he didn't travel to the North of Germany off-camera.

[@winonamassingill7895]

What a wonderful man who helped him escape. 👏👏👏😇😇😇🤩🤩🤩🤗🤗🤗

[@andrewfrancis7272]

The German? I agree. It's such a shame that in the war to defeat Hitler many decent Germans had to die too. It was a just war, but this was one of the many tragedies of WW2.

[@SashaKohenZen]

O'Toole is such a gem!! Brilliant just wonderfully brilliant!!

[@itkapatanka]

love it, peter o'toole walking around 1930s germany with 1970s haircut

[@calliedurling3292]

Peter was one of my fave actors!

[@michaelkraus4886]

i love your answer

[@aprilkepler1702]

Still, looking good!

[@babydriver8134]

A first class story the likes of which are rarely seen today.

[@dianebass3193]

Oh my look at how young Peter is , I love his acting and could listen to him talk all day 👍👏👏 enjoy this movie I will .

[@Don_ECHOguy]

Excellent movie and O'Toole never disappoints.

[@simonbertioli4696]

Brilliant film...no matter what people think...👍👍

[@esmeephillips5888]

Wonders will never cease. A script by Freddie Raphael which begins with six minutes of silence rather than incessant, smart-alec badinage.

[@jackrichards1863]

I watched this movie last night although it was getting too late. And what a fantastic story! I mean it's got it's faults I suppose but the acting and the plot and the set is just the greatest. I very nearly watched this again already. Really is my "cup of tea". The character of these people is very genuine and convincing, such that I was seething with anger at the nazi sympathiser, Major Quive Smith following a particular event. A First Class production you will enjoy!

[@u.s.militia7682]

Good movie. It shows some good survival tips. His wife or girlfriend was beautiful. Women were so gorgeous back then.

[@AndyFlagg1]

Trannies then already. Watch em.

[@edgarlee2802]

I agree. It makes me want to take off and hide somewhere in the country from my responsibilities. 😂 I finished reading the book yesterday and it's even better.

[@williammunson3615]

I believe this was done as a movie for British TV originally. I read that he said he wanted to do a remake of his and his then wife of their favorite movie "Man Hunt". I like this version but think that if it was produced and filmed as a true movie it could have been better. Man Hunt is one of my favorites also and Peter O"Toole was one of my favorite actors. So many of the Greats are gone now but they left their legacy on film.

[@TheGeezzer]

The movie is well worth a watch for the brilliant performances alone!

[@robanderson473]

A great flick, I first saw it around forty plus years ago ( I think I was thirteen or so.) and I still enjoyed watching it this time round.

[@jeffreybarton1297]

Same here. Over the years it came to mind. And here it is, to watch again 😊

[@zarty8121]

British drama is addictive.

[@jeremysaunders9916]

First saw this film years ago, only remembered it when sir Robert was digging his hidy hole and remembered the fate of the poor cat ! Brilliant movie of its time 😊

[@richarddearnley9555]

Usually watch something like this at Christmas, strange time of year for programmers, but I do concur, off the beaten track stuff, The Riddle of the Sands, M R James ghost stories, quaint!

[@BeataPriore]

Like looking at Peter no matter what he does.

[@kevinplacid9351]

peter o tool one of my favourite actors

[@themanformerlycalled]

Why do some have the idea a movie should be realistic? It is entertainment. If you want realism, watch the news.

[@tomjones7593]

Indeed- agreed-but, sadly-probably no longer the BBC, Old Boy

[@quickdeuce]

Well said. Movies are supposed to take us away from our real lives for a couple of hours. I liked this movie. Seeing Peter O'Toole in a movie as a much younger man was fun. He did a good job. By tha by,, he was offered Knighthood but declined the honor,, he said it was for personal reasons. I had thought he had a 'Sir' in front of his name.

[@chriskessell4579]

The western news is just more zionist lies just like their version of history .

[@user-kv5fv2nv7o]

@@chriskessell4579 Idiotic comment.

[@snowflakemelter1172]

​@@chriskessell4579moronic

[@padraiggluck2980]

“{Neville Chamberlain} looks like a middle class denture salesman.” - Uncle (Alastair Sim) 🙂

[@mysterymanla6158]

Any Brit who fails to see the brilliance and cultural importance of this lower budgeted movie…is truly a nimrod.

[@suspicionofdeceit]

A numbskull indeed.

[@TheWonderman1964]

It's such a splendid movie.

[@thegoat11111]

I read the book of the same name while at college during the mid eighties. It was a good book.

[@Paratus7]

Back when education was well, education!

[@ENIGMAXII2112]

Don't assume that we both go to good tailor that we are on the same side, we are not... What a Lovley Jolly Good line that be....!

[@Katmando376]

I remember seeing this yrs ago. Funny how Michael Byrne played an SS Officer in Indiana Jones and The Final Crusade.

[@russellhayton6378]

Blink and you’ll miss Micheal Sheard as Hitler. Also played Hitler in Indiana Jones and the last crusade

[@hamshackleton]

Sound cuts off at 8.46 - until 9.52. - - Apart from that, it's a good believable film

[@calmkenny4175]

Lots of detractors. This was a very low budget BBC production which, apparently, O'Toole really liked making. It's a good romp. I think this version has a couple of edits in it as when it was first broadcast I'm sure there was at least one fingernail-less scene that was a bit yucky.

[@elviramcintosh9878]

Great movie! Thanks for sharing.

[@psr0459]

Lovely movie.Thank you for sharing

[@legod59]

Certainly most entertaining.

[@KITO1966]

I liked this film. Don't see this anymore.

[@ja1756]

Didn't David Bowie and Peter at his age look so similar.😊

[@randquadrozzi1280]

Thank you.wonderful movie with a wonderful actor.

[@richardharris885]

would have being a much deserved academy award Oscar had he got one for the Stuntman

[@gabrielnicoleanu7480]

No comment for best actor

[@ConradAinger]

Geoffrey Household's novel is still in print and easily available.

[@obi-ron]

BBC Radio 4 plus have an audio version of the book as read by Michael Jayston. His voice acting portrays the tension faced by the protagonist very well.

[@Awatchandy]

Yes that was an excellent series and his voice just made it better. Looking back through the comments I am not sure if commenters are aware of the upper classes being so in favour! Also it is love story set in another era.

[@TheGeezzer]

55:59 £20 in 1939 was worth about £1,600, so Gerald got quite a few quid for his tandem. Our Rogue Male was walking around with about £160,000 in his pocket....the equivalent of the 2K his fellow at the office gave him!

[@robanderson473]

With respect Geezzer, it was set in early 1939. That said, that's a lot of lollie and fair play to Gerald!

[@TheGeezzer]

@@robanderson473Sorry! I _did_ mean 1939 it was a typo on my behalf...now amended!! Yikes! I feel like a right prat!! I got the actual comparison (1939-2023) figures off the net so I know I initially input 1939 to get £1,600...but sausage fingers and small keys....well...typos happen. I'm glad you mentioned it otherwise thousands would have read that and got the wrong information. Thank You Rob!

[@robanderson473]

​@@TheGeezzerYou're welcome Geezzer, you sausage fingered prat you! 😂 It happens to the best of us. Again those figures are food for thought, two thousand pounds plus one hundred guineas... well flush!

[@robanderson473]

​@@TheGeezzerAlso I reckon Gerald would have got his tandem business up and running, then again I forgot about WWII on the verge of getting up and running! Sorry Gerald.

[@TheGeezzer]

@@robanderson473Yes a couple more months and WWII kicked off...the phony war lasted until about June 1940 but Geralds Tandem Business would have flopped as all metals went into war materials only. It was a very bad time for all

[@danimojoe8563]

Eons have past and this movie is not over yet

[@turistomer3702]

Great film, though i've got to say that, it does remind me of the 39 steps somewhat

[@craigthomas2277]

This is a remake of the movie Man Hunt a B&W film that was I believe from the 1940's. Starring: Walter Pidgeon

[@harry2928]

Walter Pidgeon comes from an outstanding superior class of old school gentlemen who went extinct almost 40 yrs. ago. Manners & a Refined class long gone.

[@rpcomms1]

what a fab film,never seen it before!

[@johnwaller2886]

1.17.20 "Typical shabby Nazi trick"! (As Captain Mainwaring would say).

[@stephend4909]

We're all doomed!

[@thornwarbler]

Dont tell him Pike!@@stephend4909

[@Kefoo_]

-- *_Excellent! Thank you DDF: Film Magazine._*

[@brianpreval5602]

very good movie!

[@edmundsonuga-barke526]

Rather beautiful film

[@AntPDC]

Absolutely ravishing music by Chris Gunning.

[@borisaskoldt1410]

8:56/9:53 No Sound !!!

[@user-uo1tr5kh6x]

A rather enjoyable film for hunters.

[@user-vl3co3si6m]

Most dangerous thing on earth is a man alone in the wilderness thinking of how to destroy his enemies

[@notwocdivad]

Quite reminiscent of THE 39 STEPS ? Plans were drawn up for a raid to kill AH but he was making such a hash of the war with his interfering in his staff decisions that it was thought best to let him live!!!

[@B1TKZH47]

Brutally beaten and then survived a devastating fall from a cliff plus days without food. Stretching things a bit don't you think?

[@drjohn5801]

You, sir, obviously never served, nor were never a hunter...

[@B1TKZH47]

Sorry, you're wrong. Maybe you're the one who hasn't. @@drjohn5801

[@WS_00]

@@drjohn5801 “nor were never a hunter”, so they were a hunter?

[@winonawhitehorn290]

I saw a film man and woman survived a plane crash in the Alps, hiked over the Alps no food or water for days n days then the weakest of the two made it to a city, argh!!!

[@B1TKZH47]

Wrong. I expect YOU haven't. @@drjohn5801

[@donavantew8278]

Thank you for bringing such a awesome piece of film. Merry Christmas my friend

[@franciscomaschwitz1303]

Es una remake de los años '40 Corresponsal extranjero con Joel Mac Crea

[@kingof.london]

The movie is not bad, but one must really read the book!

[@nogoodboyo1]

It’s a gem , read it several times, been a travel companion often.

[@tadpanasiewicz8077]

I must agree too, superior personality comparing to nowadays those pretending to be ingenious ones

[@Wisdom-Nuggets-Tid-Bits]

"nowadays"????? Do you really write like that??? "nowadays"? Are you two years old? It is "these days"! How dumbed down has our society gone???? I see something new everyday that is scary!

[@gyatsoloyak9542]

Good movie

[@oneupmanship]

Good movie. Sims was hilarious.

[@jerryburton6825]

NEVER pass on a Peter O'tool movie

[@harry2928]

I used to live by that for Decades 'til I saw this one.

[@meisterwue]

13:35 Soundtrack.....excellent. Greetings from DSCH

[@johnnunn8688]

When he pops out of his hides-hole, with much whistling and other noise, how does he know no one is there? Any why is this paragon of concealment, lighting a smoky fire in the daytime?

[@dancarter482]

Yeah, frustrating - you don't _deserve_ to survive giving yourself away! I don't think he is such an idiot in the book.

[@tommissouri4871]

Also he just sits in there. I'd have begun to tunnel to a spot to get out, and timed it to come out in darkness. A good hunter should be able to creep in the brush quietly enough to overtake the guard on the outside in the dark.

[@dancarter482]

@@tommissouri4871 Escape/evasion should have been his no1 priority when he first established that den!

[@hittingthewall1452]

One of the best accidents of my life.

[@ypure3859]

thoroughly enjoyed. love those actors.

[@fabianwylie8707]

Actually a first class film 🎥 👍

[@snowflakemelter1172]

For Albanian TV yes.

[@petrsson]

"No animals were harmed during the making of this movie"...😅😅😅😅

[@highlightoftheday7058]

Very good TV production. Thank you for posting.

[@patrickbarrett5650]

Great film, thank you.

[@mayankparekh8565]

wooohooo... .25:00 "you are a sportsman"........., what a moment...

[@mnewman7303]

Great version of the book. I hear the BBC audio series first which was very good listen. Thanks 🙏

[@juanmanuelparadacontreras9565]

Simplemente genial este remake protagonizado por el gran Peter O'Toole en ser visto en tan buenas condiciones. Saludos y bendiciones a todos los cinéfilos de corazón desde Venezuela.

[@paulkudish3017]

Remember the original with Walter Pidgion & George Sanders? Wawsn't it directd by Fritz Lang!!!

[@Eye_Witness]

Yes, it was. "Man Hunt" 1941. I prefer the older version, but both are entertaining.

[@richardmcnair4045]

Remake of “Man Hunt” with WalterPidgeon.

[@stevensica89]

And Joan Bennett, with a vaguely cockney accent.

[@EfrainSerrano-od8cx]

Great movie 🎥

[@borisaskoldt1410]

An old classic Film Movie Masterpiece 📽️🎞️🎥🎬🎭⭐🎭⭐🎭⭐👏👏👏☝️☝️👍💥🔥💥🔥💥🔥. 25/10/2023

[@michaelwyllie7778]

FLIPPIN EKKKK , THIS IS MAD , IN A NICE WAY

[@damright]

best resolution I've seen

[@palerider660]

Jolly good show old chap; jolly good.

[@bobsch-gd6ze]

A wonderful classic performance

[@azentioced9]

Good!!

[@lindaweber5599]

Great, great movie.

[@mamaloves8995]

Thanks So Much!. {I Subbed}