I was there during the filming April 1978 and I saw so many good actors in the beautiful Greek isle of Rhodos.I ,m sorry the director Kosmatos died as many of the actors.
A very interesting war film, with a touch of "tongue in cheek" humour too. The stunt men certainly earned their money on this movie, of that there are no doubts. Does anyone out there know if this was based on a true story, or if it was purely a work of complete fiction? Many Thanks. 👍👍👍👍👍👍😊😊😊😊
Bond, Shaft & Kojak together. Niven & Gould hamming it up. A sexy dance from Stephanie Powers & Claudia Cardinale looking sultry with a machine gun. What's not to like ?
Didn't Kojak ever have a desk job? Lots of awesome "kills" in this one. Nice variety too... something for every taste, thanks to amazing stunt work. Those falls from rooftops and explosion reaction stunts were nice. I don't know how much stuntmen were paid, but it couldn't have been enough. If it was as high as the body count though, I guess they did ok.
Interesting notes, the director on this movie was George p. Cosmatos who later directed Rambo: first blood part 2 with Sylvester Stallone in 1985. Roger Moore appeared in this the same year with his James bond movie moonraker
I totally agree. This was made for fun and is not meant to be taken at all seriously (I wish some people could see it for that). Many thanks for your comment :-)
+frodoringbearer Many thanks :-) At the time I put this clip together I was on a "warning" from UA-cam and was restricted to videos no longer than 15 minutes, so I had to miss that scene out. As you can see, I just made it!
Wouldn't that be embarrassing afterwards? What could you tell your children after you came back from the pow camp? "Papa, how did you get captured? I was in a whorehouse about to shoot my load and a hooker pulled a gun on me and handcuffed me and locked me in the basement with another horny dude." It boggles the mind.
This movie has an AWESOME cast! Roger Moore, Telly Savalas, David Niven, Stefanie Powers, Richard Roundtree, Sonny Bono, and Elliot Gould. And that's just from this clip! ;-) Elliott Gould
How I wish I could be one of these soldiers at 1:36! We guys are so imposing and neat! We polished our helmets and tall leather boots as usual, clenched our rifles and ready to carry out any command. We seem invincible and must feel very proud at the moment! :-)
If ever there was a case of heading for a fall it's this firing squad! They think they have the upper hand but an almighty shock lies just around the corner for all of them!
@@foreverblueclassics Reluctantly, but I'm afraid so. We thought that our soldiers had firmly controlled the center of the town. We are overconfident that no one will dare to resist us. When we stood there as firing squad, we're just proud and excited about the imposing of our team. We raised the rifle and aimed at the prisoner, then we only need to gently pull the trigger when we hear the order. But as we concentrate waiting for the order, the damn accident appeared! We didn't have time to react, and almost immediately felt a sharp pain in our chest - the bloody bullet had already gotten into it! No, we don't want to die! Do we have any way to avoid death?
@@foreverblueclassics No, that's not what we want! It's totally unexpected! We don't know how this accident happened, but the bullet in our chest forced us to drop our rifles. We also want to hold on after the injury, like the enemy. We used to think that as an elite SS soldier of the Reich, we can certainly do this. But now we can't beat it at all, it's so hurts! We have to screaming, flailing arms and kick legs, trying to escape death in horror. The prisoner who was supposed to be executed by us was running away, but we can’t manage it anymore. Our strength quickly drained from the wound, and we fell to the ground and dying struggle in despair. The rifle we dropped was next to us, but we couldn’t catch it anymore. The only hope is that our comrades can defeat the enemy, and perhaps save us from death.
True! And they made the German Army appear as idiots, throwing themselves into the line of fire as if they wanted to be mown down in droves, whereas in reality they had the best soldiers in the world at the time and it took the combined efforts of much of the rest of the world to wear them down. But I have to admit I do like the old 'shoot 'em up' WW2 war movies - even the silly ones. They're more comic book adventures than historical fact :-)
@@albertmccubbins2767 So why did Hitler declare war on the US? There was nothing in the pact with Japan that said they had to do that, hence Japan did not declare war with the USSR.
First: let me hear some applause for you for keeping it under 15:00 minutes!!! There were some familiar scenes, but worth watching all over and over again. So many hot shootings. And not to forget the occasional smile. The shooting at the square was so great to watch. There was mister Telly again. What is a war movie without him? New I think. It's a miracle how you find time to work with all these editing. Thank you!
A stalag was a prisoner of war camp. Life would have been tough but usually bearable and reasonably humane (certainly for Western POWs, not for Soviets, Poles etc). A gulag was a forced labour camp and not usually for the military. The treatment for those held here would have been much worse.
Thank you Gary for your extremely generous comments, but I have a long way to go to match your wonderful work mate. I always enjoy your edits and if you get the same pleasure from watching mine then I'm well pleased. Yes, the village square scene is the best bit of the movie for me, nice to see the firing squad getting surprised like that. And Telly sure was in a lot of war movies, it's only when I make these clips I realize how many! And getting it to 15 mins exactly was VERY difficult :-)
Thank you Gary for your extremely generous comments, but I have a long way to go to match your wonderful work mate. I always enjoy your edits and if you get the same pleasure from watching mine then I'm well pleased. Yes, the village square scene is the best bit of the movie for me, nice to see the firing squad getting surprised like that. And Telly sure was in a lot of war movies, it's only when I make these clips I realize how many! And getting it to 15 mins exactly was VERY difficult :-)
Parade steps from 1:35 to 1:48 are really precise and hot to watch. I guess it's best to look good on your last day. So many targets beggin for it in one small place. Firing squad guys get a taste of their own in the market place. The only thing left in the market after the shoot out is freshly butchered meat. I liked the way some of them wore suspenders on the outside of their coats (the sentry at 10:10). What better place to enter hell than through a monastery?
This is actually a good movie having both drama and comedy moments.
It's definitely made for fun, and succeeds.
I like this movie. It's serious, funny and action-packed. Never saw it before and has good acting I think with Telly, Roger Moore, R. Roundtree...
It's definitely a comedy film and it amazes me some people, unlike yourself, can't see that. It's great fun!
I was there during the filming April 1978 and I saw so many good actors in the beautiful Greek isle of Rhodos.I ,m sorry the director Kosmatos died as many of the actors.
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A very interesting war film, with a touch of "tongue in cheek" humour too. The stunt men certainly earned their money on this movie, of that there are no doubts.
Does anyone out there know if this was based on a true story, or if it was purely a work of complete fiction?
Many Thanks. 👍👍👍👍👍👍😊😊😊😊
It's more a comedy than anything and a lot of fun. The action's good too! I'm sure none of this really happened though.
Fabulous movies that will cherish in memory.
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Bond, Shaft & Kojak together. Niven & Gould hamming it up. A sexy dance from Stephanie Powers & Claudia Cardinale looking sultry with a machine gun. What's not to like ?
LOL!
Forgot Sonny Bono
Didn't Kojak ever have a desk job? Lots of awesome "kills" in this one. Nice variety too... something for every taste, thanks to amazing stunt work. Those falls from rooftops and explosion reaction stunts were nice. I don't know how much stuntmen were paid, but it couldn't have been enough. If it was as high as the body count though, I guess they did ok.
He was paid in lollipops apparently!
@@foreverblueclassicsHe was a sucker if he settled for those.
@@thesixshooter6506 Who loves ya baby! Did he ever actually say that?!
@@foreverblueclassicsI believe he did, although I'm not sure if he ever did as Kojak. I didn't really follow that series.
@@thesixshooter6506 Neither did I to be honest. I was never a fan.
Old MOVIE ARE GOLD. ENJOYABLE 🇮🇳
I agree!
A very ridiculous film that I'm very fond of
Yes, it's a lot of fun.
武玉智
Спасибо за фильм.Почему нет перевода на русский язык?
Мои видео не имеют перевода на другие языки. Это всего лишь короткие боевики, а не полные фильмы. Я рад, что тебе все равно понравился клип.
Respect to All Personen who die in ww2
Foreverblue the acting best
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What a beautiful sound track..
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And you beatiful... 😘😘😘
アメリカ戦争映画ってさ、昔も今もツッコミ所満載だよね。
連合軍→無敵、弾当たらん、百発百中、弾無限、未来予知、作戦全て成功
枢軸軍→いつもやられ役、戦力優勢なのに負ける、弾が当たらない、武器すぐ奪われる、作戦全て見抜かれてて失敗に終わる
こんなワンパターンでアメリカ人は喜んでるのかね？
Bro this is hoi4
Военная кинокомедия. Смотреть можно. Все у них так ловко получается, а немцев, как дохлых котят таскают.
Die Pistole am Anfang, mit den Schalldäpfer die schaut sehr Modern aus ich glaube nicht dass man früher schon einen Schalldäpfer hatte!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Interesting notes, the director on this movie was George p. Cosmatos who later directed Rambo: first blood part 2 with Sylvester Stallone in 1985. Roger Moore appeared in this the same year with his James bond movie moonraker
Thanks for the info :-)
Superb film 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Glad you enjoyed the clip 🙂
If not for the great action scenes this film would be trash. I liked it
I agree! The film's crap but the action is terrific!
Wow.James bond in this movie
Good. Move
It's silly but lots of fun 🙂
Best movie of my life, i saw this movie first time, when i was 9 yrs old. Now i m 58 yrs.
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Wonderful shoot'em up movie! Did I see Sonny Bono in a few scenes? Sonny Bono in an action movie? Far out, man!
Yes, another reason for it not to be taken seriously lol. It's a boy's own action movie for sure!
If cher acted why couldn't Sonny nobody thought she could act either
A sailor on guard duty wouldn't have a fixed bayonet on his rifle. Brilliant actors and film.
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@@foreverblueclassics sssl
As silly as some say. These type of scenes in war films I find are a lot more interesting to watch than most modern rubbish.
I totally agree. This was made for fun and is not meant to be taken at all seriously (I wish some people could see it for that). Many thanks for your comment :-)
No Problem :)
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Very good aggregation of the best scenes from the movie. I only miss the two captured and handcuffed soldiers in the brothel.
+frodoringbearer Many thanks :-) At the time I put this clip together I was on a "warning" from UA-cam and was restricted to videos no longer than 15 minutes, so I had to miss that scene out. As you can see, I just made it!
+frodoringbearer Cheers mate! Keep viewing, and keep posting your own great clips :-)
Wouldn't that be embarrassing afterwards? What could you tell your children after you came back from the pow camp?
"Papa, how did you get captured?
I was in a whorehouse about to shoot my load and a hooker pulled a gun on me and handcuffed me and locked me in the basement with another horny dude."
It boggles the mind.
Ha ha, that's a good point lol!
Papa- how did you get the clap?
the phone call, jesus that was great
you have an army of bad germans in a very bad movie. whereas the german military does not destroy the 2 3 civilian unit
This movie has an AWESOME cast! Roger Moore, Telly Savalas, David Niven, Stefanie Powers, Richard Roundtree, Sonny Bono, and Elliot Gould. And that's just from this clip! ;-)
Elliott Gould
And all of them having a ball by the look of it!
Roger Moore was in this movie when he was James bond during the 1970s and 1980s
Yes, he seems to have taken a break from Bond for this one and a few others.
He did started in the mavrick cowboy shows before James Gardner took that lead roll
that priest with the stg lmfao
:-)
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That priest trowing that granade lmfao
Ridicolous❗
(Resistance Surprise Attack)(4:37)
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Sad movie
It's actually a comedy!
Hai saya teman baru, saya suka film ini.
Terima kasih, saya senang Anda menikmatinya 🙂.
Weather is sunny but film players is wearing leather jacket :))
Another big movie, with the best stars together,
And a lot of fun!
@@foreverblueclassicsk . Nb. lesyb bi
Aku suka flm ini
Flm faforit saya
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Negócio que não sei o nome do filme ? Mais se alguém souber botar aí em português 🙏🙏🙏
Here is battle the man is shaving amazing
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I didn't know they have blaster and laser
Nhu la diep vien 007 ly spring 2020 👍🎹🎹🤴🎈🎈🎈🤘🤴🥇 ..
6:21 he flew like a ragdoll xD
He gets a 10/10 from me!
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He only gets an 8 from me. He didn't complete the back flip lol
9:14 I LOVED that diver scene :)I hope you recognize my old comments under a different acronym!
That was "one in the eye" for him! I see you down the page here 3 years ago Max! Many thanks for returning :-)
foreverblueclassics:)
Tobruk
tank tank gczu
Filmed in Rhodes
7:10 Falling from the minare...
Aaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@foreverblueclassics My husband said he would of sounded the same lol. Same scream.
@@gina7288 LOL!
@@foreverblueclassics It was as good a scream as I could of done.
@@gina7288 LOL!
Excelente
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Guy in leather jacket salutes like US army officer!Nazi officers are like: ok its only a movie!
'If only Telly had said "who loves you baby" lol
It would have made it complete lol.
@@foreverblueclassics aaaà
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Then he gives them a lollipop
What kind of movie is this, when you cut your hair, you throw a grenade 😭😂😂
5:08 this would be me tbh
LOL!
One of the last classic all star cast ww2 movies.
It's silly, but a lot of fun. I think the cast look like they're having a ball :-)
Valeu mano mais filme
Obrigado!
الله يوفقك وش اسم الفلم هذا
www.imdb.com/title/tt0079117/
Pure Verarschung deutscher Landser.
How I wish I could be one of these soldiers at 1:36! We guys are so imposing and neat! We polished our helmets and tall leather boots as usual, clenched our rifles and ready to carry out any command. We seem invincible and must feel very proud at the moment! :-)
If ever there was a case of heading for a fall it's this firing squad! They think they have the upper hand but an almighty shock lies just around the corner for all of them!
@@foreverblueclassics Reluctantly, but I'm afraid so. We thought that our soldiers had firmly controlled the center of the town. We are overconfident that no one will dare to resist us. When we stood there as firing squad, we're just proud and excited about the imposing of our team. We raised the rifle and aimed at the prisoner, then we only need to gently pull the trigger when we hear the order. But as we concentrate waiting for the order, the damn accident appeared! We didn't have time to react, and almost immediately felt a sharp pain in our chest - the bloody bullet had already gotten into it! No, we don't want to die! Do we have any way to avoid death?
@@SSSoldat Ambushes like this are almost always fatal. I'm afraid it's curtains for our boys!
@@foreverblueclassics No, that's not what we want! It's totally unexpected! We don't know how this accident happened, but the bullet in our chest forced us to drop our rifles. We also want to hold on after the injury, like the enemy. We used to think that as an elite SS soldier of the Reich, we can certainly do this. But now we can't beat it at all, it's so hurts! We have to screaming, flailing arms and kick legs, trying to escape death in horror. The prisoner who was supposed to be executed by us was running away, but we can’t manage it anymore. Our strength quickly drained from the wound, and we fell to the ground and dying struggle in despair. The rifle we dropped was next to us, but we couldn’t catch it anymore. The only hope is that our comrades can defeat the enemy, and perhaps save us from death.
@@SSSoldat It's a hope, but a forlorn one I'm afraid. We are doomed! As are so many of our kameraden!
6:34🤣🤣🤣👍👍👍
Wait those are the kriegsmarine Infanteries
Felirat nincs
True! And they made the German Army appear as idiots, throwing themselves into the line of fire as if they wanted to be mown down in droves, whereas in reality they had the best soldiers in the world at the time and it took the combined efforts of much of the rest of the world to wear them down. But I have to admit I do like the old 'shoot 'em up' WW2 war movies - even the silly ones. They're more comic book adventures than historical fact :-)
No the best army in that time was the us army hitler know it he did not want Japan to attack the USA he want the USA attack the uk
@@albertmccubbins2767 So why did Hitler declare war on the US? There was nothing in the pact with Japan that said they had to do that, hence Japan did not declare war with the USSR.
Yep the best German fighters gave up real fast at Stalingrad during operation barbarosa
@@norms3913 Winter: I didn't actually exist
@@norms3913 Once upon a time Otomam Emperialism occupied Barborasa & ruled many years. Is it that Barborasa?
Greek war heroes? Good god what's next???
Winston Churchill about Greeks in WW2 : "From now on we can't say Greeks fight like Heroes, but Heroes fight like Greeks! " Learn some history dude.
GetTpOrDIE
You have no idea boi.
10:54 dead Kraut holds up head....
:-)
O BOY ! CO ZA AKCJA - O RANY !!!! ALE SZYBKO ZALATWILI SZWABOW ! 🤣👍👏🤓☠💪🦾👊🤛🤜✌👀👁
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First: let me hear some applause for you for keeping it under 15:00 minutes!!!
There were some familiar scenes, but worth watching all over and over again. So many hot shootings. And not to forget the occasional smile. The shooting at the square was so great to watch. There was mister Telly again. What is a war movie without him? New I think. It's a miracle how you find time to work with all these editing. Thank you!
Flm faforit saya
0:49 that was pretty ninja bullshit.
:-)
Love the 6:59 soldier! So brave
Very brave!
@@foreverblueclassics
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@@meenaramnarace508 He could scream as good as me.
❤❤❤❤.
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Face it ; That bus would have looked like a collender
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what is different of STALAG AND GULAG
A stalag was a prisoner of war camp. Life would have been tough but usually bearable and reasonably humane (certainly for Western POWs, not for Soviets, Poles etc). A gulag was a forced labour camp and not usually for the military. The treatment for those held here would have been much worse.
@Flying Tiger 6,000 returnd
Это Винт Дизель. Или Лысый спецназ, название фильма.
Todavia no nacia rambo pero el 007 apenas si andaba ....
Thank you Gary for your extremely generous comments, but I have a long way to go to match your wonderful work mate. I always enjoy your edits and if you get the same pleasure from watching mine then I'm well pleased. Yes, the village square scene is the best bit of the movie for me, nice to see the firing squad getting surprised like that. And Telly sure was in a lot of war movies, it's only when I make these clips I realize how many! And getting it to 15 mins exactly was VERY difficult :-)
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Thank you Gary for your extremely generous comments, but I have a long way to go to match your wonderful work mate. I always enjoy your edits and if you get the same pleasure from watching mine then I'm well pleased. Yes, the village square scene is the best bit of the movie for me, nice to see the firing squad getting surprised like that. And Telly sure was in a lot of war movies, it's only when I make these clips I realize how many! And getting it to 15 mins exactly was VERY difficult :-)
@@user-zz8jo2gr7q Why have you copied this comment from 10 years ago 🤔
Telly Savalas always looks the same
Baldness helped - no grey hairs!
German face to face but others
Good
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Is this suppose to be another type of the dirty dozen style movie ?
It's certainly in that vein, but even more so. It's incredibly silly but a lot of fun if you can suspend belief.
Oh no, not baldy again.
Да, кино! Спасаете свое резюме.
נבקש תרגום מובנה בגוף הסרט לשפה עברית וסרטים עם כתוביות עברית תודה רבה
הועלה.מצטער, אבל אני לא יודע איך להוסיף כתוביות לסרט שכבר הועלה.
Rodos Greek Island
Many thanks for the info mate.
現在のＣＧだだらけの映画に比べたら戦争記録映画に見える
me playing nerf with my brother is realety
Terry savalas,right?
Parade steps from 1:35 to 1:48 are really precise and hot to watch. I guess it's best to look good on your last day. So many targets beggin for it in one small place. Firing squad guys get a taste of their own in the market place. The only thing left in the market after the shoot out is freshly butchered meat. I liked the way some of them wore suspenders on the outside of their coats (the sentry at 10:10). What better place to enter hell than through a monastery?
Cheers mate! Yeah, love that firing squad - and hot to see them get a bit in return :-)
boner andnads
Is this in Greece, Africa, or Syria?
athens is the capital of greece
Как в индииском кино
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Whats the name of this movie?
The title is 'Escape To Athena'.
11:39 🤣🤣
Shocking!!!!
He just went ahhhhhhh 😂😂😂😂
The German germany
Q10
Love to be the hero at 7:05, who got shot and fell
Yes, that's a classic bit of action lol!
9:08 11:31 silencer kills...mmmmmmmm
Love that sound!
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Selengora
You’ll never be as cool as Telly Savalas shooting an Stg44 one handed ! .....I’ve come close though lol
:-)
Surprised he would have access to an Stg 44 during the Greek occupation.
Almost a comedy!
With Telly Savalas and Sonny in it I think you always have to watch it with your tongue firmly in your cheek lol.
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@@foreverblueclassics movie name??
It's called 'Escape To Athena'.
Sénégal
Ok