The British Grenadiers March - The Miracle (1959)

[@quinn7876]

I love how the bagpipes come out of nowhere and utterly demolish any semblance of harmony. It's glorious.

[@swedishapple]

Fr lol

[@christophermichaelclarence6003]

That's Scottish regiment.

[@benlepoidevin7047]

There’s no bagpipes…

[@arslongavitabrevis5136]

I agree, "The British Grenadiers" is one of the nicest marches ever composed and was drowned by the awful sound of the bagpipes, bloody Scots! 😁😁😁

[@kingbaldwiniv5409]

People forget that Wellington ordered for his forces to treat Catholic Churches and the Most Holy Eucharist with supreme deference and respect. More than 40% of the British army of the time was Irish.

[@chudoberkommando1207]

Great respect for Ireland and her people

[@ToiYeuYAHWEH]

I would either convert them to PROTESTANT Churches or burn them to the ground. DEATH TO THE GREAT WHORE OF REVELATION 17!!!

[@saltymonke3682]

Wellington is also half Irish

[@BiggleVonDoofsnortIV]

Not the Bri’ish tea drinkers again 🗿

[@ottokar6318]

British army is smart and fair with prisonners she has been so créative : close combat, secret services, sas, recruiting natives etc...

[@tomhaskett5161]

"Over the hills and over the main, To Flanders, Portugal and Spain The King commands and we obey, Over the hills and far away"

[@billylin5404]

It’s kind of mind boggling to have Roger Moore, Sean Bean, and Daniel Craig in the same timeline, serving under Field Marshal Wellington. Of course, “Bary old boy” didn’t turn out so well.

[@josephturner4047]

Saw John Tams sing that at Warwick. I don't think I was the only one caught by the onion fairy.

[@rexmelgoza4703]

Now that's soldering

[@mimodesu7689]

British Uniforms are amazing

[@stormtrooperbb]

Minco 525 and easy targets

[@mimodesu7689]

@@stormtrooperbb that is true they can be easily spoted by the enemy that also the same for friendly force its lot more easier to identify the unit and regiment to avoid friendly fire

[@piperjj4486]

That’s the point, in the mists of a battle it is hard to spot your enemy, especially when you’re guns produce a large amount of smoke.

[@stormtrooperbb]

Scot-Irish UK easy target easy target easy target

[@stormtrooperbb]

Scot-Irish UK seems like I hit nerve with ya Mr jock-ish

[@Burgermeister1836]

Sir Chaddington IV there had every nun in that convent rethinking their vows.

[@blvp2145]

I love that name.

[@arturoroldan4839]

​@@blvp2145 Sir Chad Chaddintgon.

[@blvp2145]

@@arturoroldan4839 based

[@jacqass]

R.I.P Roger Moore 1927-2017.

[@adambaum9732]

Roger Moore had a gay affair with Stewie Griffin, FACT!

[@MrJeffhamilton48]

@@adambaum9732 Wasn't "Stewie" your boi-friend at the time ?.....just curious you understand...

[@adambaum9732]

@@MrJeffhamilton48 It's a cartoon. And "Stewie" is how you spell Stewie Griffin's name on the show "Family Guy". How do you not know anything about "Family Guy"? Are you 90 years old, or do you live in Saudi Arabia?

[@Minime163]

I wonder if Rodger introduced the young nun to oo7

[@nellymargotaranedaaraneda7957]

@@adambaum9732 z

[@David-lu4gq]

Could this be any more British? "There are no longer knights in shining armour anymore." *IN WALKS THE REDCOATS*

[@biggfish7010]

Yeah that british officer told a french spy lord wellingtons battle plan.

[@jwaustinmunguy]

The RAF hadn't been invented yet.

[@Peoples_Republic_of_Devonshire]

@@jwaustinmunguy on behalf of the Royal Navy guess again

[@ab8588]

Quite right. The British are the civilized people unlike those savages from Iberia.

[@Tim.NavVet.EN2]

@@biggfish7010 That type off Boasting was common back then.... After all the French knew where they were, and knew that the British were marching towards them!

[@starababa1985]

When I was in the U.S. military, I often wished we could march to the classic European pieces. They really made your heart sing. This one is right up there with Prince Rupert's March as a favorite. The latter was featured in a scene from the film Anastasia with Ingrid Bergman. Both make you want to set your heels in together as a group.

[@Booker8991]

in the arid landscape, a puddle miraculously formed right under where that nun was standing.....

[@gordonbartlett1921]

A puddle made of what, I wonder.

[@cptdarling501]

Damn it man, I spat my coffee!

[@GF-qb3uo]

A veritable lake formed at the feet of the lot of them. Lourdes has nothing on the miracle of St Teresa the Moist.

[@PogueMahone1]

Perhaps that nun hadn't yet taken her vow of continence...

[@SukacitaYeremia]

@@gordonbartlett1921 Holy water I presume!

[@onecertainesquire486]

Virgin Nun: “There are no knights in shining armour anymore” Chad British Officer: *smirks with imperial intent*

[@weldonwin]

Not only that, its Roger Moore, one of if not THE greatest womanizers of the screen ever, with the power to make panties detonate at fifty paces with little more than a motion of his eye-brows

[@jonothandoeser]

What a SINNER

[@Kirin2022]

The British military had glorious style going for it, but to millions they were indeed villainous servants of greedy exploiters. There's no way, for example, any decent, moral person can justify the British Navy's intervention on behalf of the East India Company in the Opium Wars. They didn't come as rescuers but as bandits--not exactly knights in shining armour.

[@dimazandhika]

Then decameron movies happened with the nun and soldier lol

[@jamesgtmoore]

@@Kirin2022 Indeed, there has been fierce debate on whether, overall, the British Empire was a force for good or for bad. What is your opinion on that?

[@randeshjayawandhane2844]

I don't know if anyone else saw it, but as soon as a sister says "there are no knights in shining armour", you hear British Grenadiers playing, implying that the British are indeed, the knights in shining armour

[@ggregd]

I don't think it was unintentional. Not very subtle either.

[@domwoodall1058]

Two of the British armies most elite troops right there! "right there boys!!" 🇬🇧

[@alexejvecera6317]

The grenadiers and the Scot's guard?

[@Timrath]

@@alexejvecera6317 That's the 92nd Regiment of Foot, known as "Gordon Highlanders". The Scots Guards don't wear kilts.

[@TimmsMJ]

The British Grenadiers...one of the songs we used to sing in the car on our family journeys....in the days before car radios etc. Some talk of Alexander and some of Hercules. Of Hector and Lysander and such great names as these....an amazingly rousing song.

[@timmytwodogs]

I'm a Canuck but, I'd fight for England 'till my last breath if need be.

[@alundavies8402]

Smith Wesson God bless you

[@timmytwodogs]

@@alundavies8402 And you Sir. Let us band together in these difficult times.

[@alundavies8402]

Smith Wesson why not? God Bless the Canadian soldiers they were brilliant

[@alarmsnstuff4351]

@@alundavies8402 especially in the first world war

[@alundavies8402]

Alarms 'N' Stuff and during the Second World War as well apparently the Nazis were terrified of the Canadian soldiers hooray for them!

[@jerometaperman7102]

How does Roger Moore’s hair stay so perfect in that helmet?

[@Apollo_Mint]

The Grenadiers always took along several trailers with make-up artists, hairdressers, voice coaches, and script writers to all their battles.

[@themsmloveswar3985]

Somebody in London who calls himself "Q" provided a special helmet that does the trick....

[@gordonbartlett1921]

He used Gorilla Glue.

[@Pfsif]

@@gordonbartlett1921 You beat me to it.

[@Dbusdriver71]

@@themsmloveswar3985 Even in these day?! That's funny.

[@nunogonzalez4037]

an early mission of his majesty secret agent 007 during the Peninsular War.

[@kleinjahr]

So he was A Kingsman.

[@vikke2013]

2:32 a young Roger Moore

[@jessesands4099]

Viktor A About 32 at the time!💂🇬🇧

[@na3044]

Well in that kind of uniform almost any man would look splendid.

[@tonyromano6220]

Wow

[@valeriekrueger91]

He was about 32 - not that young really .

[@nancystone2917]

OH BROTHER! IT'S THE VERY EARLY 60'S, LATE SATURDAY NIGHT T.V. MOVIE. I SAW IT TWICE (YEAR APART) AND CRIED ALL OVER IT (I'M 5/6 YRS OLD). ROMANTIC FORBIDDEN LOVE, THE STATUE LEFT THEN RETURNED. THIS MOVIE MOVED ME DEEPLY.

[@joanking3025]

I would love to see it again but I can't find it anywhere

[@Mumstermann]

She´ll soon forget that obnoxiuos cavalry type, she'll soon meet the lads of 95th and one particular officer that will make her forget all of that nunnery. Chosen men! Skirmish order! Forward!

[@jimmymack1079]

Hahahaa good old Sharpey!

[@golem5809]

Well, stopping all that nunnery without firing a single shot? Now, THAT's soldiering!

[@vorynrosethorn903]

Sharpe was already dead by this point, his son states so during the American civil war in a spin-off. Unless this scene is meant to be from an older time period than it looks of course.

[@golem5809]

@@vorynrosethorn903 The scene takes place right before the battle of Salamanca, during the peninsular war - exactly the same time, Sharp's series takes place.

[@jimmymack1079]

@@vorynrosethorn903 this movie is supposed to be set around the Napoloeonic battle of Salamanca, in 1812. Sharpe was written into this battle in the novel Sharpe’s Sword. He didn’t die for another 48 years and could easily have given the nun a tumble.

[@abuubaydullah1]

Sir Roger Moore know as Simon Templar The Saint, who toped his career as 007 , passed away at a grand age of 89 years old

[@paulaprice493]

I also remember him as Ivanhoe in the late 50s. Never forgot it. That to me was his most indelible role.

[@abuubaydullah1]

@@paulaprice493 Yes your right i fogot about Ivanhoe but we did not have a tv back then just a radio my that was a life time a go ;-)

[@ericcooper1709]

@@paulaprice493 Remember getting home from school to watch him in Ivanhoe in the 50's

[@paulaprice493]

@@abuubaydullah1 We sort of had a TV but more often than not it didn’t work. We were constantly checking tubes one at a time to find which ones needed to be replaced. And we had the shortest TV antenna in the neighborhood so we didn’t have good reception.

[@abuubaydullah1]

@@paulaprice493 Awsome TV's back then lolzz i think it was 67 when we got a tv it was a slot on the back think it was a shilling a week that was black and white with two big nobs on the top and the aerial was one that sat on top of the tv and we use to have to move it around to get BBC 1 could you just imagination the kids with our old TV's lolzz

[@kommandantgalileo]

Some talk of Alexander, and some of Hercules Of Hector and Lysander, and such great names as these. But of all the world's brave heroes, there's none that can compare. With a tow, row, row, row, row, row, to the British Grenadiers. Those heroes of antiquity ne'er saw a cannon ball, Or knew the force of powder to slay their foes withal. But our brave boys do know it, and banish all their fears, With a tow, row, row, row, row, row, for the British Grenadiers. Whene'er we are commanded to storm the palisades, Our leaders march with fusees, and we with hand grenades. We throw them from the glacis, about the enemies' ears. With a tow, row, row, row, row, row, the British Grenadiers. And when the siege is over, we to the town repair. The townsmen cry, "Hurrah, boys, here comes a Grenadier! Here come the Grenadiers, my boys, who know no doubts or fears! Then sing tow, row, row, row, row, row, the British Grenadiers. Then let us fill a bumper, and drink a health of those Who carry caps and pouches, and wear the loupèd clothes. May they and their commanders live happy all their years. With a tow, row, row, row, row, row, for the British Grenadiers.

[@tankythemagnorite9855]

Great song, but I can't find any songs of the full version of the song.

[@stephanvenner2939]

Roger Moore before James Bond.

[@dalemcilwain]

Roger Moore before The Saint.

[@weldonwin]

Holy sweet Jesus, he was handsome back then!!!

[@wildfire160]

Roger Moore before Ivanhoe..

[@rpm1796]

@@dalemcilwain Rodger Moore the same year as Ivanhoe. ⚔🛡

[@jerometaperman7102]

@@dalemcilwain - Before Simon Templar.

[@thischannelisgone5220]

I have Irish, Welsh, English, Scottish, and German in me my ancestors were still in Ireland during the Seven Year's War, American War of Independence, and Napoleonic Wars

[@britasha1194]

He looks amazing in this movie. he looks so perfect.

[@psw4763]

A great movie with lovely Carol Baker and dashing Roger Moore. Love it.

[@sambeach2726]

My grandmother had a knitting magazine featuring a very young Roger Moore modelling a Woollen sweater. Another one featuring, I think, a young Sean Connery. I think they were described as promising young actors in the magazine.

[@ginoschembri3853]

ROGER MOORE WAS SUCH A HANDSOME MAN REST IN ETERNAL PEACE

[@Mugdorna]

Had the honour to meet him once. Utter class

[@golden.lights.twinkle2329]

Pretty not handsome.

[@carolinegoss856]

The little girl presenting her little brother is my sister, and the voice is mine. As it turned out, her voice was too soft and so they needed someone to dub over her voice. I auditioned and got the part. My sister was on location for a week filming that part and she said that Roger Moore was even more handsome in person! I worked for only one day in a sound studio and never got to meet Roger Moore. My sister was 11 and I was 12 and this was 1958.

[@NihilsineDeo1866.]

Huzaah, For king and country!!!!

[@jeannettealvarez2209]

Una de las más hermosas películas que he visto, la vi cuando era niña y nunca más la volví a ver, me encantaría que televisión nacional la diera completa nuevamente, me encantó

[@oldschoolamerican748]

Roger Moore, one of many great English actors. Always enjoyed his movies.

[@stevetaylor7403]

What couldn’t he convey with a single raised eyebrow.

[@lray1948]

Carol Baker (the great looking nun) was the original "Baby Doll" in the Tennessee Williams play made into a movie of the same name (1956)--- Three years before this. She was also in "Giant"

[@tucoramirez6058]

The song was played by the band when I had my pass out parade after completion of recruit camp. I survived!

[@aparioss1072]

There were soldiers marching, officers riding, fifes and drums playing. And then there were bag pipes.

[@DV1287]

Phan Anh Nguyen what was the song playing on the bagpipes?

[@aparioss1072]

Don Vu seem like a bag pipe march song but idk which

[@26vino]

"The Campbells Are Coming" 🎵Clan Campbell of Argyll 🎶 *VIX • EA • NOSTRA • VOCO* - *1 CORINTHIANS 15:1-4 [kjb]* 🇬🇧💂🏻

[@zyziggy]

The tune is "The Piobaireachd of Donald Dubh".

[@DV1287]

@@zyziggy thank you good sir

[@josephgallacher3729]

I remember watching this in a Cinema in early 1960s and it is a perfect example of ^making movies^ not necessarily based on fact or science but a very good story, well acted and filmed, watch it and enjoy it.

[@carolinepearce3006]

There are still knights in shining armour I married one❤️

[@Zebred2001]

I'm guessin' the whole nun thing is about to be put off.

[@mn8886]

The British grenadiers is amazing, but then when the bagpipes came in it was Ebic x10.

[@bigginge12]

What was the song the bagpipers where playing

[@samthesith6631]

I like how it was all about the Grenadiers and you were supposed to hear their song the whole time. Then: *SUDDENLY BAGPIPES*

[@lesliejw2143]

@@bigginge12 its priboch of donald dhu.

[@adrianhughes8143]

The British Army is the best on the planet. 💂‍♂️💂‍♂️💂‍♂️💂‍♂️🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿💙💛🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦

[@josephstanton4046]

A VERY young Roger Moore! Can't remember the series either side of this, but the SAINT would follow in 1962! And the rest is history! Lightened up Bond in 73!

[@golden.lights.twinkle2329]

Ivanhoe.

[@ashokafulcrum4795]

ah the good old days, where Europeans were proud of their culture and loved their forefathers (instead of the loathing we see today)

[@frankmckane5275]

I know right

[@nazichen9741]

All these mess was caused by liberal and sick liberalism.

[@lionheart2982]

If our ancestors saw europe today,they'd turn in their graves

[@tsaxondale2499]

Yes, when you could bayonet a foreigner and no-one batted an eyelid.

[@ashokafulcrum4795]

@@tsaxondale2499 you have a very archaic view on History don't you?

[@Swissswoosher]

“Besides, there are no knights in shining armour anymore” British Grenadiers: indeed, we wear ref coats and bear skin hats!

[@stephaniebibb9102]

Dang, Roger Moore was just toooo beautiful!

[@swarnadeepsarkar7091]

May god save and protect British Grenadiers and sovereignty🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@starababa1985]

In the 60s, they used this tune as a jingle to sell canned macaroni with "beef, tomato and cheese". All of us kids sang the song and ate bowls of the stuff.

[@yacinekadri9110]

An Englishman here proud to be british. the british grenadiers the best regiment

[@lablackzed]

Brilliant film remember it a blast from the past.

[@ritaroad]

Twice he looks back and flashes that beautiful smile. As she stands there he thinks, yes…she likes me.

[@bendakstarkiller1270]

2:34 - wish I was that handsome... R.I.P Sir Roger

[@user-ny6uo1ym9f]

What a gorgeous man, and a Fantastic voice to go with it , and tall and well built ! Wow !

[@Gordons1888]

They are regretting becoming nuns right about now

[@markhenley3097]

In the movie she eventually becomes a real nun.

[@ZhadirPlayz]

LMAO!

[@gordonbartlett1921]

@@markhenley3097 What a waste.

[@allanfifield8256]

Exceptionally lovely and young nuns, the lot of them.

[@Rink03]

@@gordonbartlett1921 Why should it be a waste? Its their right to choose whatever vocation they see fit, and if it is to devote your whole life to Christ, how is that a 'waste'?

[@nebp123]

Gracias por subir aunque sea unos minutos de la película.

[@danielajorge605]

Si muchas gracias!!!! Yo la vi cuando tenía unos 8 o 10 años ahora tengo 51 y sólo la vi esa vez no entiendo porqué no se ha vuelto a emitir y me encantaría volver a verla

[@michaelwhite5300]

Okay enough already where can I watch the entire movie in English

[@jorge6207]

Moore had the power of foresight, as Wellington was only promoted fo field marshall a year later

[@davesherry5384]

Actually Moore wasn't really there. it was only a movie.....

[@jorge6207]

@@davesherry5384 I see. So ,just bad writing and general ignorance.

[@narancauk]

It is always a miracle with the British grenadiers !

[@martinfane284]

Marched to 'The British Grenadiers" on my passing out of the RAR 1989 100 FLD 201 BTY

[@seltaeb3302]

The first sighting of the 'quiff' goes much further back than we knew.

[@Yudha752007]

Roger Moore 007 James Bond

[@danieldravot341]

@Kenneth Vincent Acuavera , the Spanish were allies of the British before they switched sides.

[@johnjamesflashman6856]

Also Ivanhoe

[@LMwhispers]

Carol Baker later said she thought Moore was too gorgeous to ever be taken so seriously as to become a major movie star....

[@robnewman6101]

God Bless the British Grenadiers.

[@joanking3025]

I found out in searching my ancestors one of my ancestors was a Grenadier

[@robnewman6101]

Wow. Really? Thank you.

[@54000biker]

A love story, including horses, my wife would love it.

[@Trebor74]

May want to rephrase that 😁

[@54000biker]

@@Trebor74 Hmm, yes, I see what you mean, duly edited.

[@PrideofIpplepen]

@@54000biker What did it say before editing - now I’m curious 🤔

[@54000biker]

@@PrideofIpplepen "A love story with horses, my wife would love it."

[@PrideofIpplepen]

@@54000biker An honest mistake

[@robnewman6101]

Arthur Wellesley The Duke of Wellington. Battle of Waterloo in 1815. British Hero.

[@frinyfallasprado6441]

Were please can i see this movie completely?

[@KingDaemonBlackfyre]

Ah the great bagpipes that follow alongside the rest of the highlander regiment, glorious

[@clemteetonball1250]

For a 1959 movie the uniforms are pretty good. OK post 1812 shakos and sporrans but good effort. Gonna have to check it out.

[@penhabessa693]

Ha anos que procuro esse filme! Assisti qdo tinha 12 anos. Filme lindo!😍🌹

[@sheilaguimaraesbarbosa5010]

Eu também! Nunca mais esqueci! Devia ter uns 10!

[@roseliventura3247]

Pode responder este filme e aquele que nossa senhora se transformou na freira??

[@elizabeteferreiravidal8664]

​@@roseliventura3247 é esse mesmo! Não consigo encontrar esse filme pra assistir novamente

[@timpenfield5]

MANNY THANX PP. Never saw this 1

[@flybobbie1449]

To me he will always be The Saint, what man wouldn't want to be The Saint. And he always reminds me of my father, similar age.

[@HWK_TheDrake]

just found a new DVD to add to me collection

[@allanfifield8256]

"Johnny's gone to be a soldier . . . "

[@billylin5404]

When I hear that song, I think of John Tams, aka Daniel Hagman from Sharpe, going to the 95th Rifles, and becoming the best shot among the Chosen Men.

[@TheRealBoroNut]

@2:07 Mister Baker, water the horses. And give the flowers some oats.

[@youngbess1]

I so love this movie!

[@coolhand67]

The days when British troops were welcomed anywhere in the world they went and nuns were all young and beautiful. Er...

[@jasonfernee2401]

There's cool, and there's being Roger Moore in a Cavalry Uniform about to fight Napoleon cool.

[@exJacktar]

That's a very young Rodger Moore.

[@roverboat2503]

They are using modern British drill. They held their muskets shouldered rather than sloped during the Peninsula war. But hey, the uniforms seem pretty accurate.

[@gringofett3944]

All except the Belgic Shako. They were the 1809 pattern in Spain and didnt use the Belgic one until the 100 days.

[@roverboat2503]

@@gringofett3944 Yep, definitely. Stovepipe was the order of the day. Some of the infantry officers also have stripes down the sides of their grey trousers! Only the cavalry had stripes.

[@ardshielcomplex8917]

The Brit Cavalry/ Dragoon uniforms were those of the Scots Grey's (Royal North British Dragoons) they were rated as "Heavies " (Heavy Cavalry)

[@Planktontube]

Since you seem to know about stuff, what do you think about them moving throug spain with a full Orchestera? I always thought it was still piepes and drums at this time, especially abroad.

[@roverboat2503]

@@Planktontube They did have proper bands in garrisons (the Royal Marines had THREE in 1805) but you are right. On the march the infantry would form up all the company drummers (who also played pipes) together so they could play marching tunes. You aren't going to drag a tuba half way across Spain!

[@miosanjuan7687]

1:16 I heard those Highlanders play those in the Siege of Peking what’s the title of the song ?

[@DV1287]

I was wondering the same thing

[@26vino]

🎵🎶💂🏻🇬🇧Argylls🇬🇧💂🏻🎶🎵 "The Campbells Are Coming" *VIX • EA • NOSTRA • VOCO* -- *1 CORINTHIANS 15:1-4 [kjb]* 🦁 -- *EPHESIANS 2:8--9 [kjb]* 🎁

[@blossomjoseph5541]

The British Grenadiers

[@26vino]

Blossom Joseph 🇬🇧💂🏻🇬🇧 -- The British Grenadiers 🎵 From 1:16 🎶💂🏻🇬🇧💂🏻🎶 *The Campbells Are Coming*

[@wilkinstokarev5705]

British Grenadiers as a Russian i get that nostalgic feeling everytime i hear it 😊🇷🇺❤️🇬🇧

[@rossana5116]

QUE BELLA PELÍCULA. UN RECUERDO PARA SIEMPRE.🙏🎆

[@DonDubleone1986]

RIP Roger miss you ol boy :(

[@jamescherry2082]

Best Jimmy bond, I thought 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧00🔫

[@paultrevorbale2440]

« Why did this woman kill her own son »screamed the trailer! Carole left the convent to followRoger and the statue came down to take her place until she came to her senses! I have fond memories of seeing this humdinger as a kid!

[@michaelwhite5300]

Can anyone send me the link where I can possibly watch the whole movie please It would be much appreciated

[@suleymanhesenov6855]

Where can I watch this movie ? It is hard to find some old movies..

[@anthonyrussell0912]

no knights in shining armour but plenty a gentleman soldier

[@keithnaylor1981]

Smashing. Always good to see superstar Roger Moore, even if his hairstyle would not come into fashion for about 150 years! Wonder if anyone has the full CinemaScope print?

[@RabidNemo]

It would have been awesome if they had had some of the cavalry troops going by with the breastplates on as kind of a nod to the knights and shining armor. Also what were the bagpipes playing?

[@sinigangsta291]

the pibroch of domhnall dubh

[@michaelwhite5300]

I must say that gone are the days of Chilvary so sad ,holding the lines against tyranny and their hencmen and all that .

[@TheRealBoroNut]

@1:28 The British Army. Proudly dispensing ladyboners to continental convents since 1702.

[@Thorny5718]

‘The British Grenadier’ Regt’l tune of the Royal Regiment of Artillery as well. 🇬🇧🍻

[@cilenerizzo1168]

Eu asisti está filme a 38 anos atrás. Me marcou profundamente . Neste mesmo dia recebi a notícia que meu pai,tinha falecido E um lindo!

[@SIRDKA]

Great days... what ever we wanted, we went out and took it

[@kwl4829]

hotel in San Francisco - Sir Francis Drake

[@SIRDKA]

@@kwl4829 Henry Hill - Goodfellas

[@SR71ABCD]

1959 bloody hell and in colour too

[@maximoavalos2198]

Ya pue envíen esa PELICULA POR FAVOR que no sé cómo encontrarla....!

[@elforeigner3260]

That Elvis-style hairdo is 100% wrong for the supposed time of the movie 😀😀😀

[@Lesarchivesdecolbert]

old movies are always the best

[@tigertilt2602]

love this movie

[@colinp2238]

In the above summary you state that it was the Regimental quick march of the RA yet I seem to remember that the Regimental march was a slow march but I cannot think of the name, it was 50 years ago.

[@HarryFenton6124]

I passed out of Woolwich in 1976 to the Grenadier march. If that helps. Didn`t know of any other tune for the RA.

[@markturner4219]

As well as the regimentsl march, british regiments have a quick march and a slow march. The slow march of the RA is "The Duchess of Kent" "The Voice of the Guns" is the RA quick march.

[@colinp2238]

@@markturner4219 Thanks, I'm sure it wasn't the Grenadiers. I remember that we had Liberty Bell (Monty Python) and the Thunderbirds March on my passout parade too.

[@crackerbarrelphilosopher1950]

We need them back again

[@youngbess1]

Love at first sight

[@StyleRecordGroupcom]

Very rare, never seen this on tv

[@golden.lights.twinkle2329]

Not rare. Someone owns the rights and won't allow it to be shown on TV.