In this emotionally charged scene from the war film 1917, directed by Sam Mendes, Lance Corporal Schofield (played by George MacKay, known for his role in Captain Fantastic) finally locates Lieutenant Joseph Blake (portrayed by Richard Madden, famous for his role in Game of Thrones), the brother of his fallen comrade, Tom (played by Dean-Charles Chapman, also from Game of Thrones). Despite being among the first wave of soldiers and bearing the physical marks of battle, Joseph has miraculously survived unharmed.
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George MacKay's character, Schofield, approaches Joseph and reveals the heartbreaking news of his brother's death, presenting him with Tom's rings and dog tag as a final gesture of respect and remembrance. Richard Madden's character, Joseph, is visibly shaken and deeply upset by the loss of his brother, but he expresses his gratitude to Schofield for his tireless efforts and the sacrifices he made to deliver the message and save countless lives. In a poignant moment, Schofield requests permission to write to their mother about Tom's heroics, a request that Joseph graciously agrees to, acknowledging the importance of honoring his brother's memory. Emotionally drained and physically exhausted, George MacKay's character, Schofield, seeks solace under a nearby tree, finding a moment of respite as he looks at cherished photographs of his wife and children, reminding him of the love and life he fights to protect. 1917, featuring powerful performances by George MacKay, Richard Madden, and Dean-Charles Chapman, will be available for streaming on Netflix starting June 1, 2024, allowing viewers to experience this poignant and unforgettable story of courage, sacrifice, and the unbreakable bonds of brotherhood forged in the crucible of war.
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What’s the 1917 movie about?
On April 6, 1917, the Germans pretended to abandon their trenches, but in reality, they wanted to surprise the British by waiting for them on the Hindenburg Line. The British are completely oblivious to this, except for General Erinmore (Colin Firth from The King’s Speech and Mamma Mia!). He wants to warn Colonel McKenzie (Benedict Cumberbatch from Sherlock Holmes and Doctor Strange). The offensive must not be launched, or 1,600 men will die. The two soldiers Will Schofield (George MacKay from Captain Fantastic) and Tom Blake (Dean-Charles Chapman from Game of Thrones) are appointed to go and deliver the news. Their journey was not a pleasant one, as they had to cross a no-man's land full of corpses and rats. On the way, Blake is mortally wounded by a German pilot. Schofield had to continue his mission and go to Ecoust to warn the Devon Division. He was escorted by Captain Smith (Mark Strong) but had to finish his journey alone. Passing through the bombs, he alerts McKenzie before it is too late. The Colonel recalls his troops. In the infirmary, Schofield finds Joseph Blake (Richard Madden) to inform him of the death of his brother.
Credits: © 2019 Universal Pictures.
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29 апр 2021
