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Cast a Giant Shadow 1966 movie
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2010
- In late 1947 the British plan to withdraw from Palestine and the Arabs openly ignore the announcement of the United Nations to partition Palestine into separate Arab and Jewish states. Col. David "Mickey" Marcus, West Point graduate, military adviser to Franklin Roosevelt, and D-Day veteran, is asked to reorganize the Haganah. Despite the objections of his wife, Emma, and Pentagon officials, Marcus accepts the responsibility. Upon his arrival in Palestine, he is informed that the underground army is outnumbered 60 to 1 and that its striking force is weakened by internal differences. Aiding Marcus in his program is Magda Simon, a soldier with whom he becomes romantically involved. Disturbed by news of Emma's ill health resulting from a miscarriage and the Haganah's reluctance to accept him as a leader, Marcus returns to the United States. While attempting to see whether the U. S. will be the first in the United Nations to recognize Israel, he becomes aware of his Jewish heritage and decides to go back and serve the new nation. He is reunited with Magda as the U. S. recognizes Israel. When word arrives that the U. N. has called for a cease-fire, Marcus is ordered to break through to Jerusalem before the truce takes effect. Several attacks fail until Marcus rallies the Jews to build a mountain pass. As victory comes, Marcus receives a letter from Emma offering him a divorce. Realizing how much he loves her, he says goodby to Magda and strolls into a monastery courtyard. Unable to speak or understand Hebrew, he ignores a sentry's warning and is accidentally killed a few hours before the truce takes effect.
Director
Melville Shavelson
Director
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Jack Reddish
2nd unit dir Charles Scott Jr.
Assistant Director Tim Zinnemann
Assistant Director
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Cast
Kirk Douglas
Col. David "Mickey" Marcus Senta Berger
Magda Simon Angie Dickinson
Mrs. Emma Marcus James Donald
Safir Stathis Giallelis
Ram Oren Luther Adler
Jacob Zion Haym Topol
Abou Ibn Kader Frank Sinatra
Vince
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Yul Brynner
Comdr. Asher Gonen John Wayne
Gen. Mike Randolph Gary Merrill
Pentagon Chief of Staff Ruth White
Mrs. Chaison Gordon Jackson
James MacAfee Michael Hordern
British ambassador Allan Cuthbertson
British immigration officer Jeremy Kemp
Senior officer Sean Barrett
Junior officer Michael Shillo
André Simon Rina Ganor
Rona Roland Bartrop
Bert Harrison Vera Dolen
Mrs. Martinson Robert Gardett
General Walsh Michael Balston
Claude Aliotti
Sentries Samra Dedes
Belly dancer Michael Shagrir
Truck driver Frank Latimore
Ken Buckle
U. N. officers Rod Dana
Aide to Randolph Robert Ross
Aide to Chief of Staff Arthur Hansell
Officer Don Sturkie
Parachute sergeant Hilel Raveh
Yaakov Shlomo Hermon
Yussuff
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Cinematography
Aldo Tonti
Director of Photography Marko Yakovlevich
2nd unit photog
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Writer
Melville Shavelson
Screenwriter
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Producer
Mirisch Corp.
Presented By Melville Shavelson
Producer Michael Wayne
Co-producer
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Editing
Bert Bates
Film Editor Gene Ruggiero
Film Editor
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Music
Elmer Bernstein
Music Leo Shuken
Orchestration Jack Hayes
Orchestration Dov Seltzer
Composer Dan Almagor
Composer
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Art Director
Michael Stringer
Production Design Arrigo Equini
Art Director
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Visual Effects
Sass Bedig
Special Effects
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Make-Up
David Grayson
Makeup Euclide Santoli
Makeup Vasco Reggiani
Hairstyles
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Costume-Wardrobe
Margaret Furse
Costumes
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Sound
David Bowen
Sound Chuck Overhulser
Sound
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Film Production - Main
Allen K. Wood
Prod supv Nate H. Edwards
Production Manager Patrick J. Palmer
Unit Manager Guy Luongo
Italian prod coordinator
Big cast good story
Many things can be said against Truman. One great honor that history will bestow on him is the memory of this great gesture on his part. I am so proud as an American that this is true. We recognised Israel 1st. God bless Israel, God bless America.
Let all nations be blessed and cherished
@@tumadoireacht God chooses vessels of grace, like Joseph. Israel is one of the main vessels of grace God has chosen.
We are blessed through conformity to His will
Truman's name, unlike FDR who either be totally forgotten or remembered only in opprobrium, will be remembered 2,000 yrs. from now b/c of this.
@@VictorLepanto this colourful character "God" has had all sorts of positions attributed to it in a variety of fan fiction
@@tumadoireacht Hmmmm.
Name some of them, there is no use in debating snark.
@@VictorLepanto read the fan fiction yourself. Choose one of the thousands of gods and then have fun tracing their zaniest interpretations. Christianity has zombie, torture, cannibalism and incest themes and exhortations to murder and genocide. Ditto the other two abrahamics. But there are thousands of religions to choose from.
An old man proud of my country because of things like this 🇺🇸
This was such a great movie!!
Hardly.
Watching now
How can I see this great movie
Great movie, mostly historically accurate.
Except Nakba
Look @ the flack our gov't gets from the old toads in the state department over moving the our embassy to Israel capital. Truman got all kinds of flack from Marshall over even this gesture. As a matter of practical politics. Nothing more was possible @ the time, in the context of the moment, Truman's action was heroic. But it is true, not only did our gov't do nothing to aid Israel, we actively interferred w/ an embargo.
Did you forget that It was Pres Trump that moved the embassy to Jerusalem? We also give them aid later like in the Yom Kippur War.
@@11B30Inf Nixon only gave them aid after letting them sweat for a long time.
The State Department is full of Arabists same as the UK government
@@11B30Inf the SAME toads in our state department make sure to send hundreds of millions of dollars in aid and military equipment to horrible Islamists like Pakistan
the SAME toads in our state department make sure to send hundreds of millions of dollars in aid and military equipment to horrible Islamists like Pakistan
Soviet Union was the first state to recognise Israel. Then Nicaragua, Czechoslovakia , Serbia and Poland . USA was 8 months later !
tumadoireacht
No, the USA was first. Historical FACT
Holden McGroin name your source.
USA was first, Soviet Union was second.
@@tumadoireacht Name YOURS
@@edmonddantes3640 ah no - you go first- i insist.
Sad that we didn' help Israel. But you have to understand the situation in 1948. The USA was more focused on containing the Soviet Union and it was very much feared that Stalin would expand influence into the middle east. After all the Red numbering millions could sweep into the middle east.
The USA needed the Arab League to keep the Soviets out. It was a moral failing on our part for not supporting Israel from the beginning.
The USA was stuck in Europe staring down the Soviets in 1948 (Soviets got communists into power on Czechslovakia and Poland+ the Soviets blockades Berlin so we arranged a Berlin airlift.)
Also the USA was afraid to have Iran go into the Soviet camp by openly arming/ helping Israeli. It was a moral failing on our part
But where did we help them out against the 6 countries that attacked them.
Arms and armour and still are giving thank goodness.
@@tonyrobinson362
Now yes, but not then. The U.S. did not support Israel militarily in 1948. A little in the early 60's, but not much. The major military deals started AFTER the Six Day War, starting in either 1968 or 69.
Sad that we didn' help Israel. But you have to understand the situation in 1948. The USA was more focused on containing the Soviet Union and it was very much feared that Stalin would expand influence into the middle east. After all the Red numbering millions could sweep into the middle east.
The USA needed the Arab League to keep the Soviets out. It was a moral failing on our part for not supporting Israel from the beginning.
The USA was stuck in Europe staring down the Soviets in 1948 (Soviets got communists into power on Czechslovakia and Poland+ the Soviets blockades Berlin so we arranged a Berlin airlift.)
Also the USA was afraid to have Iran go into the Soviet camp by openly arming/ helping Israeli. It was a moral failing on our part
So many hate Israel but claim to love Jesus. So what was Jesus? So many fakers out there. Jesus was a Jew even though the Jews do not recognize him' He still was Jewish. Maybe it's a jealousy thing.
You ALMOST got it right....but the jealousy thingy is what the gentiles seem to suffer from.
Maybe we read what the Pharisees said about him, and who killed him.
@Leonardo's Truth you're hallucinating
What the Christians adulate is Jesucks, the pagan character made out of the alleged real Jew whose first name was Yeshu`a.
I say *alleged* because there are weighty reasons to conclude he never even existed in real life.
Yes. May the Jewish people be strong and stay strong. Shalom from India who will always be a friend to Israel. (we need to rid ourselves of our lefty Indian nation congress jehadi appeasers)
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see list of who voted yes,no,abstained.
Amazing how much propaganda money can buy
False history-The USSR was first to recognise..America back then was 'playing neutral'
NO. U.S.S.R. was the first to vote yes at the U.N. because they voted before the U.S. The U.S. was the first nation to recognize and support the state of Israel!
as per usual,then takes all the credit ha ha
Awful film celebrating terrorism.
Get lost Jihadi toad
"Now we call our relatives that work in Hollwood and tell them to make a propaganda film to convince Americans to support us with endless welfare checks from the American taxpayer!"
So I have a few questions for you.... Hows life in the Asylum? Are they treating you well in there?
@@11B30Inf Don’t mind pathetic pug. This isn’t his first appearance. He’s on all These channels, foaming at the mouth. “We got snookered by da joooos”. 😂😂Bless his heart. From one vet to another, Thank you for your service.
YOUR TYPES ARE A DISEASE
you should do us all a favor and do what that coward Hitler did in his little bunker
@@davidgoldman4530those haters will always be around sadly. Thank you for your service.
Wasn’t propaganda then it was an accurate historical movie about the US recognition of Israel in 1948
Open borders for Israel.
Nope 😂 Israel will always defend her borders
What propaganda
Propaganda? They filmed the actual meeting irl. You can watch it on youtube
Propaganda comes out of the Islamists orifices