The Sea Wolves | English Full Movie | Action History War

[@minik746]

I guess all or mostly negative critics are from America. I was not the perfect movie, but many American movie on WWII should never have been on the big screen. I was delightful to see David Niven, Trevor Howard, Patrick Macnee, Gregory Peck, Roger Moore and many more. ''In the film, a group of unlikely heroes must band together to execute a daring mission that could changed the course of history.'' Film critic, Robert Roten wrote: "a workmanlike film told in a non-flashy, straightforward way, featuring an all-star cast.''. A great entertaining movie, it was.

[@markcoveryourassets]

I’m a Yank. I loved it.

[@SteelbeastsCavalry]

Yo! Me too!​@@markcoveryourassets

[@benjaminfranzuela5847]

I’m from the Philippines. Yes it’s a great movie! No CGI’s! Big stars with a subtle yet entertaining presentation; nothing bombastic like today’s trash.

[@stuartmccall5474]

@@markcoveryourassets : Are you aware that the essence of this event is actually true and was carried out by The Calcutta Light Horse who were disbanded in 1947?

[@stuartmccall5474]

What you have missed is that it was a dramatic re-enactment of a true event, possibly even more implausible in it's audacity than this story-line with the actual photos of the leading individuals in the movie's end credits.

[@willisalmagro5906]

Best team work of Gregory Peck Roger Moore & David Niven!

[@felixniederhauser7799]

SOOOOOOOOOOOO many world class actors from all over the world. Even the Goa'n music was authentic. I lived 7 years in Goa. Lots of memories. Jai Hind. Jai Goa.

[@Daniel-S1]

Great film based on a True Story and operation that wasn't de-classified until 1978.

[@ziggymx5]

Great movie. Really enjoyable.. thanks.

[@susanbengston3208]

I see Gregory Peck, I jump on it! Excellent Actor, Never Better !!!!

[@vicentepineda1860]

Good to see all that past generation of great actors. Perhaps their "finest hour." Thanks for posting.

[@vicentepineda1860]

Thank you. Glad you found the movie interesting too.

[@billkunert7281]

I've watched this a couple of times and really enjoy it. Niven, Moore, and Peck are all excellent.

[@John-mu5ki]

A Great film with an amazing " Cast ". Really enjoyed this old film..

[@palmyrafoxy6860]

so delightfully British allowing us to see again with passion these so great actors! thank you

[@Mediatech492]

An entertaining film with a great cast. The story is loosely based on actual events.

[@Lassisvulgaris]

It's on Lindybeige's channel.....

[@Queenie-cm3kl]

What a joy to see David Niven and Gregory Peck working together again. They seem to really enjoy acting together, friendly gestures are so natural. Roger Moore seemed out of sorts beside them.

[@davidhouston4810]

Great to see so many old actors in one film, with something to get their teeth into.

[@minhthunguyendang9900]

The 2 main pillars of “The Guns Of Navarone” Horses soldiers reconverted from polo to water polo with mines as balls 🏀

[@minhthunguyendang9900]

4:00 good old Trevor Howard of “Cockleshell Heroes”

[@10_rds_Fire_For_Effect]

A true story, codenamed "Operation Creek". But the film contains some inaccuracies. In fact the movie was a work of fiction based on an actual event. In the real raid "Captain" Gavin Stewart was in fact a Colonel, not a Captain. Also there were no casualties among any of the British personnel, unlike in the movie. In the real raid, they did not blow the ships up with Limpet mines but the Germans scuttled their own ships. Unlike in the movie, dozens of Germans were not killed. The actual German death toll was four. The rest swam ashore. The lone woman Nazi agent was in reality not a lone woman, but was a Gestapo couple codenamed "Trompeta" or Trumpet. In fact Trompeta wasn't actually her codename. It was her male partners/husbands codename. She was only assisting him. In the real life incident, she was not killed by Stewart as depicted in the movie, but both her and her partner were captured during the raid and later interrogated by British Intelligence. Interestingly, there is no surviving records of her or her partner. No trace exists today of her. Even though she was spying on British shipping leaving port for German U-Boats,. They couldn't be legally tried and executed as spies, due to the fact they were illegally abducted operating in the neutral Portuguese Territory of Goa, and not within British jurisdiction. Therefore they hadn't committed any espionage related offences under British law. They couldn't be legally interned in a PoW camp either. And at the same time, because they were spies they couldn't let them go so they could continue working for the Nazis against the Allies. All of which presents the little matter of what to do with them. So it would seem British Military Intelligence found another way to solve the problem of what to do with her and her partner. So, lets just say that war is a dirty business and the Intelligence game is as filthy as it gets. Rules get broken and when that happens you just don't keep any records. Hence, no trace of them.

[@stuartmccall5474]

Regarding the couple called Trompeta, "Just be glad that individuals exist who are prepared to perform bad acts which allow you to sleep peacefully at night".

[@10_rds_Fire_For_Effect]

@@stuartmccall5474 Absolutely right. I'm ex military. I have an MTP (Multicam) baseball cap with velcro patches front and back. On the front, I have a patch which says "We Do BAD Things to BAD People." When the circumstance dictate, it is necessary to do bad things to bad people, if it will prevent them from doing bad things to friendly people.

[@richardbarrow4620]

Wow, 😮 what a cast. Thank you for this cool movie.

[@phbrinsden]

Great movie, amazing cast and a true story.

[@TrueSonOfOdin]

Giving elderly actors employment, which is exactly what happened in this, historically. *Deadly* lady. Basic Instinct. Excellent, entertaining movie. 4 German survivors of the ships helped out with technical assistance for the film.

[@phbrinsden]

Great movie and genuine history. Some of the original participants in the raid were consultants. Read the credits at the end. Amazing cast,

[@RayGoettler]

A damn good movie. Despite maybe not fully true. First class veteran actors. Excellent movie overall.

[@bradmiller2329]

It isn't a DOCUMENTARY.

[@Peter-uy3ti]

Judging by some of the comments some people are taking this film far too seriously. To be watched with tongue very firmly in the cheek and then you'll enjoy it. Besides it's based on actual events

[@mikegallegos7]

I enjoyed the many double entendre.

[@Peter-uy3ti]

@Roadrunner_1000oh I rather imagine that war is very serious. Try reading my comment again and try to work out if my comment was about war in general or specific to this movie. And for your information there is a movie genre called ' war comedy'

[@bsr8255]

I am from India. Enjoyed watching this movie as it was shot mostly in Indian cities

[@jariheikkila4782]

Great movie and casting too. Thanks for sharing this great film 🎬🇫🇮

[@Cmdr1962]

Thank you. Great to see those classic actors again (for the first time.)

[@AbbasAli-gs2fm]

Very good film, but as some commenter has pointed out, no titles in the beginning or the end. Maybe, also some parts of the beginning and the end.

[@jerrybuirski2344]

David Niven was actually a WWII commando and took part in operations. He described it in his inimitable way in his autobiography.

[@jerseymike7946]

Yes but even decades after the war he had to omit most of his war service. Its almost 80 years ago now, you'd think the MOD would let the full story come out. Niven never even mentioned the high decorations he had earned, either. By the way, he almost drowned - the fishing boat sinking scene - making the Guns of Navarone, it's a harrowing story. Peck, Quinn, Darren as well almost died.

[@thomaschacko6320]

What “full movie”? You’ve left out the excellent opening and closing credits - and music! This a superb film, with a fabulous cast!

[@bluedolphin190]

Only way to post it on KZbin without banning it i think

[@ByteCounter]

@@bluedolphin190 Not true. DDF insist on mutilating all their films in this way when there are often alternative complete posts on youTube, sometimes in much better quality.

[@josephinecheong1776]

Agree. I love the part when she tried to stab Gavin. And I love the music, The Previous Moments. Classic.

[@Alberto2011Mr]

GREGORY PEEK, DAVID NIVEN , ROGER MOORE.

[@blackbird5634]

They did their best with some geriatric old war heroes. It's hard to compare with the fast paced, karate-spy-bodybuilder movies we have now days. Today the spy has to be a pro-wrestler, have abs, look sweet for the ladies and keep a hidden room full of spy equipment. Satellite connections, silencers, submachine guns, and grenades are all in the modern spy kit and he's got to be a jiu jitsu master. Back then the plot was more important than the kung fu.

[@terrybarrett2368]

Based on fact

[@zenonorth1193]

I just wish you hadn't started your comment with "They did their best". "Their best" was absolutely fantastic. But I DID read your full comment and greatly appreciate "Back then the plot was more important than the kung fu." I can watch and enjoy - as an example - MCU movies, but my favourite parts of them are when people are having conversations.

[@blackbird5634]

@@zenonorth1193 You may be right I did criticize too harshly. Still, it must have been good fun to make and it's a real life historical ''wild geese'' adventure.

[@zenonorth1193]

@@blackbird5634 I didn't think you criticized too harshly. Overall, your comment came off as complimentary to the movie. Those first 4 words though made your comment seem highly critical unless one was willing to "read more". 😀

[@blackbird5634]

@@zenonorth1193 Wouldn't it have been a riot to be in a supporting role on this one? All those major stars, talents who had actually fought in WW2, and who'd made some of the finest war films ever, heck some of our finest classics. Trevor Howard, Gregory Peck, and on and on!! There'd have been some good whiskey spilled on set!🤣

[@Idle-Days]

Great film, very enjoyable.

[@MegaDeansy]

Anything with David Niven in it is good enough for me !

[@Redgolf2]

True story of Operation Creek and the Calcutta Light Horse raid on Goa

[@Lassisvulgaris]

The story is on Lindybeige's channel.

[@abundantYOUniverse]

What a fantastic movie thanks

[@zdl1965]

Getting a one-eyed man to guard the German prisoners, and giving them keys to escape the explosion is so British. So cricket!

[@Janet-n9k]

Terrific spirit. Thank you.

[@annranhem3417]

En krigsfilm av den bättre skolan.😊i forget to put it in english, also. A warmovie of better Quality.

[@roythearcher]

Sicherlich!...

[@angelosvaldocaraballo982]

❤ hermoso conjunto de buenos actores y muy buena película gracias

[@iceman7975]

Good Film excellent cast.

[@brucebean2805]

Roger Moore is junior to Gregory Peck (Boys from Brazil) and Sir David Niven. Can't find the name of the movie. I've never seen this before. 😊

[@Redgolf2]

The Sea Wolves

[@terrybarrett2368]

Great film

[@clayz1]

@@terrybarrett2368 Thank you.

[@guirguisyoussef5422]

Really that is amazing film

[@UlrichDohmann-o1y]

Very good movie! Thanks

[@fotoreporter.vienna]

Even it's an older Movie, I love to see all the actors, like David Niven, Gregory Peck, Roger Moore and all the other well known actors from different Movies where they had the main roles... Even it's a war movie, that made me sometimes smiling too, it was funny and made me laughter.

[@nithianandhannaidoo7130]

A reasonably good movie ,excellent entertainment value.Roger Moore,Gregory Peck and David Niven all starring in one movie maybe not such a good idea,rather have them take the lead role on their own but we'll acted.

[@yomama8873]

Great movie 🤩🤩💖

[@paulferguson4774]

Good movie great cast

[@davidreid8075]

Best bit of acting R.Moore did.

[@tapaskrdey1783]

Nice,Excellent movie.

[@Dermot-xd8nx]

Good movie

[@lou9029]

Great movie!

[@MohammadAtiqKhan-h5r]

Well it's a good movie of it's time. Atiq Khan. Karachi.

[@johnnyjensen8805]

Gregory Peck would have played an excellent villain in a Bond film!

[@carlreed6186]

He has played the bad guy just not often

[@harryselwind]

He might also have been a great James Bond.

[@johnnyjensen8805]

@@harryselwind For shure!

[@makisp.1428]

I love the name of the headquarters "The Calcutta Light Horse". Different era Not too long ago.

[@CARLIN4737]

Long long time ago my friend. Roger Moore as passed 7 years since and its been a long time since the British sat all afternoon drinking singapore slings while lamenting their old war stories during the British Raj.

[@usmc3547]

@@CARLIN4737 That would depend upon the individual. After all is said and done, I'm old enough to remember when the Korean War started, a mere six years after WWII concluded, and hoping for it to end. I also remember at nine years old wishing for Eisenhower's defeat of then POTUS Harry S, Truman and Ike's promise to end the war, which he did. There were extremely few TVs at the time and the only news most of us got was either from listening to a battery powered radio or at the local theater on the weekends. Btw...the battery that powered the radio was about the size of a modern automobile battery, or possibly larger, while the radio was more the size of the old timey juke box that offered to play records for 5 cents each or 6 for a quarter! Ain't it funny how time slips away! (statement, not a question, punctuation wise) Molon Labe...Semper Fi

[@bradmiller2329]

That was the UNIT, not the HQ.

[@57slanecek]

Mořští vlci | Celý film v angličtině | Akční historie válka

[@ЮрийГабрилович]

Good British film

[@MsJoao101]

Great fun thanx!

[@fotoreporter.vienna]

Not only fun also a lot wounded heroes too... But in many times funny - right...

[@suchetamitra3910]

The last charge of Calcutta light horse

[@ahmedqassem6572]

فلم حربي جميل جدا

[@simaos.desouza8767]

I M FROM GOA, INDIA. STUPENDOUS MOVIE. VIVA GOA.

[@stevenvickery2579]

Heading to Goa in two months

[@Sca5555]

Classic old war film ⚓🇬🇧✌🏻

[@peterbamforth6453]

For anyone interested in the factual version of this Lindybeige has done a very humerous doc.

[@steven7385]

The background music needs to be more in the background .

[@fotoreporter.vienna]

In this old movies loud music was a part to grow the tension...

[@HubertBidault]

unashamed escapism. I enjoyed it.By the way how did Gregory Peck manage to pick up his British accent ?

[@ronobrien7187]

It's called acting.

[@harryselwind]

Peck convincingly played a British officer in the Guns of Navarone and Horatio Hornblower. Odd things is that he doesn't really alter his accent. He seems to make it convincing by force of character.

[@bsr8255]

Surprising to see all the oldies playing the role of a commando.

[@bradmiller2329]

The real Calcutta Light Horse WERE "a bunch of oldies".

[@bobbiem3173]

Brilliant film seen it five times ❤

[@kenbo3246]

In case you haven't been told today Mrs. Cromwell you are quite a lovely Shiela!

[@ronaldneehao9723]

Great movie thanks 😂

[@rajanraghuwanshi495]

Reminds of Guns of Navaron!

[@vijaymampilly1314]

Love to see old English movies that are shot in India, absolutely delighted always to see how it was under the Raj. I go back, once in a while to watch THE JEWEL IN THE CROWN to see how it was during grandfather’s time. He was in the British Indian Army and retired from the Indian Army. My father too retired from the Indian Army. The closest I got to the ‘Army’ attached to my name was when i studied in Army School’s!😅

[@lazyk8262]

hank you so much, aloha.

[@angloaust1575]

The book differs quite a lot No mrs cromwell Trompetta was a married couple kidnapped by lewis and pugh Jack cartwright wasnt killed He was the beach lookout Grice pugh and lewis were all On the boats raiding party

[@derin111]

“Roh eins……LOS!” “Torpedo läuft, Herr Kaleun…..”. 🤓

[@pressureworks]

13:22 No my Husband is Dead, perhaps you're not familiar with the fate of Oliver Cromwell ???

[@brunodesamber5714]

A. Great. Gold. Classic. Movie. 📽 and. Don't. The. Top. Cast. 🎥 💯💢💥💫👌

[@brunodesamber5714]

📽 👌 🎥

[@ninjabearpress2574]

Full movie? No, not really, I'm left wondering what you cut off.

[@angloaust1575]

The cromwell woman and the german was in fact a married couple who were Kidnapped and taken back for Interrogation and mysteriously Disappeared!

[@ovedj333]

Eccentric Britishness at its best!

[@fotoreporter.vienna]

YESSS

[@leesmith8366]

Very good movie, however the bystanders early in the movie are wearing tank tops and flares😂

[@keithmartin1328]

Yeah, you can tell it was filmed in 1979😊

[@gregorymceaddy8884]

Geniusen .😮

[@riccicrozzie8204]

Gavin stuck it to Mrs Cromwell in more ways than one.

[@Thompson-xp1mk]

I watched

[@pepelalin]

A estos dos actores los vi trabajar juntos en la pelicula; cañones de navarone

[@pepelalin]

Me refiero Gregory Peck y David Niven

[@rohanquinby3188]

There is a part of me that is sad to see all of these great actors languish in such a terrible bit of cheese. But I'm still happy to see them.

[@pressureworks]

Not always possible for an actor's agent to determine if a movie will be terrible, based on the script.

[@Peter-uy3ti]

Don't take it so seriously

[@rohanquinby3188]

@@Peter-uy3ti Lol I will let you know when I am serious.

[@rohanquinby3188]

@@pressureworks Yeah that has really surprised me.. Despite the status of these people they had contractual obligations that made them participate in cheese. But I'm still glad to see them all.

[@pressureworks]

@@rohanquinby3188 shirley you can't be serious.

[@paulwee1924dus]

Haha, Roger Moore was still in his 007 modus in this movie.

[@bobjohnbowles]

I think this predates his James Bond stint. He was younger and more believable in the role here.

[@paulwee1924dus]

@@bobjohnbowles This movie is from 1980 , moore started the James Bond 'alter Ego' eye twitch movie carreer in 1973.

[@bobjohnbowles]

@@paulwee1924dus Ty for correcting me.

[@angloaust1575]

Force136 was force316 in the bridge on the river kwai Coincidential!

[@markwinstanley4898]

What’s James Bond doing in this Film ?

[@fredbloggs5902]

Having fun while getting paid.

[@ManOfMonism]

What he does in every film. Getting laid!

[@markwinstanley4898]

@@ManOfMonism I ain’t never seen him sort anyone out, who the F goes to bed in there pjs 😂

[@iap-ug3oy]

What very stupid comments, these were all excellent actors that you will never see the likes of again …

[@iap-ug3oy]

@@markwinstanley4898That is what men did in the days when they were gentlemen…and I must say they are hard to find these days….I dought if you know what they are or you have even ever met one….

[@frankfarago2825]

44:23 David Niven's joke about the Hungarian omlette. Well, a couple of years after they filmed this movie, he personally cracked me the same Hungarian omelette joke, however by that time it went like this: "First, you steal a dozen eggs." Oh well.

[@pressureworks]

Although familiar with the Hindi film song heard in the india street scene, unable to recall the song and the film its from.

[@petedavid5127]

That was great

[@frankfarago2825]

"The Sea Wolves." Also known by its alternate tile -- "The Geriatric Wild Geezers." 48:48 David Niven is shaving. In comes thre wife, she finds Niven shaving mighty suspicious. "It's another women, isn't it?" I suppose this is why some of us never do get married.

[@DieFlabbergast]

"Another women"?? Why is it that 95 percent of people these days can't spell the word "woman"?

[@cooltrades7469]

Or have a beard ;-)

[@angloaust1575]

Let down by the love interest For roger moore as.if he is Gods gift to women!

[@DieFlabbergast]

Apparently, he is. Presumably YOU are a human of the male persuasion?

[@ovedj333]

I loved the brazen bribery!

[@peterbamforth6453]

This isn't just a silly Anglo American production, allmost all of it happened.When the light horse sunk the german ship there were 2 Italian ships in the harbour the decks full of chickens and pigs they were so worried they scuttled both and the harbour was full of swimming livestock.When they kidnapped trumpeter they had to take his wife along as well.And yes the whorehouses were free for a week.All done by a group of unfit British pensioners.There is a novel and various utube docks around.Churchill and Fleming were involved in the first sas/soe training there in India.And there was no woman spy thats the producers turning this into a james bond film.

[@markhartman4967]

This cannot even begin to describe the atrocities created by the Japanese and

[@Mirroronthewall-k7s]

Let's first start by describing the atrocities committed by the british in India. How would the great Bengal famine be for a start?

[@keithrushforth4019]

@@Mirroronthewall-k7s The Bengal famine was indeed terrible but the actions of the British during the war don't compare to the magnitude of the war crimes carried out by the axis powers. The institutional brutality of the Japanese who tortured and worked POWs, to death, or the methodical mass murder by the Germans. And whilst we're at let's not forget the war crimes carried out by the Russians who also murdered and raped their way across Eastern Europe.

[@Tourist1967]

​@@Mirroronthewall-k7sA variety of factors were in play there...

[@bradmiller2329]

​@@Mirroronthewall-k7sHow would what India did to ITSELF be, for a start? How many MILLIONS died in your religious civil war in '47?

[@Mirroronthewall-k7s]

@@bradmiller2329 I would request you to do some reading from different sources to understand the reasons behind those horrible events. I could give you an answer but it would be limited by space and wouldn't help you understand the issues at play then. Please do find some time and dig into those events.

[@lancetuckey6403]

Very early in the move ...the seen where Roger is driven somewhere in a jeep.......the other cars seem very modern ...for the time .

[@10_rds_Fire_For_Effect]

Even the Jeep is not a WWII MB Jeep. It is an early 1950's M38A1 Jeep.

[@antispindr8613]

Nearing the end of Ice Cold in Alex, you can see a British Land Rover.

[@mojavegold-]

​@@10_rds_Fire_For_EffectIt was actually an M38. The M38A1 has rounded fenders - very similar to a CJ5 in design. Still - it was an early Korean war era Jeep.

[@JM-xl2cs]

it looks "Guns of Navarone 2", repeats plot and actors in similar roles

[@Wil-nh5kz]

The Calcutta Light Horse existed... and it's trip to Goa actually took place.

[@r.hagenau3541]

Barbara Kellerman was a beautiful woman, even though she was ...

[@Tourist1967]

What?

[@CARLIN4737]

Have my tailor sent up to me my man..Im in 103..Oh days of the British Empire sadly just a distant memoir.

[@martinkent333]

SHABBY BRITS POUT? OH MY!

[@normanappleton3627]

Sehr ghut

[@jerrycarter7843]

What's the name of the movie?

[@speckofdust272]

Sea wolves

[@suchetamitra3910]

The last charge of Calcutta light horse

[@paulhowes1396]

THE SEA WOLVES ... BB

[@kristianturner-zq2fm]

based on a true story from a bunch of old farts in the Calcutta light horse

[@tullochgorum6323]

That "bunch of old farts" was led by Ian Fleming - yes, *that* Ian Fleming...

[@kristianturner-zq2fm]

@@tullochgorum6323 it might have been planned by Ian Fleming but it certainly wasn't led by Ian Fleming

[@kristianturner-zq2fm]

@@tullochgorum6323 he planned operation ruthless not operation creek or longshanks as it was more commonly known so jog on lad I knew I was right

[@tullochgorum6323]

@@kristianturner-zq2fm Did some more digging and it turns out you're right. It's one of those false stories that's been re-quoted by multiple sources, but it's a myth. Fleming was an intelligence officer in the area, but there's no evidence he was involved.

[@GolfMike09]

I say, jolly good show, what !

[@jeffharper9703]

Oh aye, there ye go daddy'o.

[@pressureworks]

DLT...BBC "Wild" Service.

[@Peter-uy3ti]

Chin chin