All Quiet on the Western Front (3/10) Movie CLIP - Dish It Out! (1930) HD

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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
When only half of the soldiers come back to camp, the cook (William Irving) hesitates offering all of the rations for the whole company.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
One of the most powerful anti-war statements ever put on film, this gut-wrenching story concerns a group of friends who join the Army during World War I and are assigned to the Western Front, where their fiery patriotism is quickly turned to horror and misery by the harsh realities of combat. Director Lewis Milestone pioneered the use of the sweeping crane shot to capture a ghastly battlefield panorama of death and mud, and the cast, led by Lew Ayres, is terrific. It's hard to pick a favorite scene, but the finale, as Ayres stretches from his trench to catch a butterfly, is one of the most devastating sequences of the decade. The film won Oscars for Best Picture and for Milestone's direction -- and trivia buffs should note that the actors were coached by future luminary George Cukor, while Ayres became a conscientious objector in World War II. The Road Back (1937) followed, and the film was remade for television in 1979.
CREDITS:
TM & © Universal (1930)
Cast: William Irving
Director: Lewis Milestone
Producer: Carl Laemmle Jr.
Screenwriters: Erich Maria Remarque, Maxwell Anderson, George Abbott, Del Andrews, C. Gardner Sullivan, Walter Anthony, Lewis Milestone
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Комментарии : 35

@melloangelwolf8611 4 года назад

weird to think this movie was made before anyone knew another world war would happen

@CentralParkish 3 года назад

That means another probability after the another world war despite the remake of the movie after the another world war.

@Limacy 3 года назад

Not true exactly. People knew Europe was still very unstable. They just didn’t know when the next war would begin.

@danbam3411 Год назад

Interwar period

@connormclernon26 7 лет назад

Good to see the officer took the men's side

@kyokogodai-ir6hy 6 лет назад

Lt. Bertinck cared a great deal for his men. And the men respected him greatly. His death was very sad, but he died trying to save the lives of his men.

@vg_grover4828 4 года назад

In the book, I believe it’s mentioned that he was a former enlist, which would make him feel a little bit more empathetic to the rest of the men

@Bobbnoxious 4 года назад

Actor G. Pat Collins (1895-1959), who played Lt. Bertinck, served in the US Army during both WWI and WWII.

@cgt3704 4 года назад

In the 1979 remake that is not the deal

@andyfaulk3962 4 года назад

Gotta keep morale up. Better than a mutiny

@danschneider9921 3 года назад

"You're the yellowest baboon that ever drew a cookwaggon" while I have a hard time (as a German born American) seeing a German say this...still a great movie

@hamburgareable 3 года назад

This masterpiece got what it deserved: The Academy Award for Best Picture!

@TheDeviantLord 4 года назад

An army marches on its stomach. Always make sure your men are well fed

@danschneider8453 6 лет назад

WW1 German soldiers speaking in American slang and accents...love it. But damn nice uniforms. I have read somewhere the prop and costume lead was actually a German quarter quartermaster who served during the war and was keen on getting it right

@danielb4387 5 лет назад

I actually read somewhere (sadly can't remember where) that the use of American actors was deliberate. Kind of a an attempt to display a "the Germans are not so different from us" deal.

@yottwr6108 Год назад

@@danielb4387 Ironically, that's closer to the truth than you may realise! Many recently arrived (in the USA) German speakers, enlisted and/or were drafted into the US armed forces during WW1.

@Punisherfan123 11 лет назад

If there's enough only for 150, there would still be 10 of the 80 remaining men with the regular serving.

@qwertyytrewq71 8 лет назад

Punisherfan123 probably figured in fatalities

@coctail775 Год назад

The new version is great but this is greatness.

@andrewk9000 Месяц назад

Kat’s logic is flawless

@zenoist2 10 лет назад

One of the few films made that is fairly true to the book. I think its a great film! If you like books and films and bad adaptions of them look no further than papillon. That one was really bad.

@mrwdpkr5851 Год назад

You drew rations for the 2nd company , we ARE THE 2ND COMPANY !

@poky1958 9 месяцев назад

his math is a little off, but his heart is in the right place.

@Rickwmc 11 лет назад

Alright, we'll have enough for once!

@danzel1157 7 лет назад

Great film.

@АнтониоМарлевски 5 лет назад

This scene is better than in the remake.

@florians9949 Год назад

Well they have different vibes. Sure this one is more aligned with the book, but the new movie definitely captured the sheer horrors of trench warfare.

@АнтониоМарлевски Год назад

@@florians9949 No, I made this comment before the 2022 version. I meant back then better than the 1979 version.

@florians9949 Год назад

@@АнтониоМарлевски faire enough, I wasn’t aware a third All Quiet on the Western Front existed.

@Rickwmc 10 лет назад

Soldiers of the world unite! You have nothing to lose but your financial masters!