In Love And War | English Full Movie | Drama History War 

Может, там и есть мат, но я все равно не понимаю по-английски!😀

@@user-te1ky3kz4m😂 Nope

For fuck sake. World at war and you look to be offended by a word. Nothing wrong with that word until porno Hollywood turned it into a whole (or hole if you want to be offended) different meaning.

will have to look for the book.

@@lindawhitehead8543 The Eric Newby book is good.

One of his best books was The Last Great Grain Race.

I presume this prison camp was in England:

My mum lived on the Thames and the Italians would come and fish there after work…they were very kind to mum…

I am very amazed at your prisoner of war camp. Some say that it was in England. In England there was the "London Cage", in Kesington Palace Gardens, where many prisoners committed suicide due to torture. The Nazis were not the only torturers.

There were a few Italian pow camps near Epping forest and many of them stayed after the war quite a few opened restaurants and a fair few grew vegetables especially cucumbers in large green houses I know a few Italian families who still run the nurseries in Waltham Abbey in Essex.

Maybe they were fascists

Wear

Whomever wrote this synopsis has probably just Googled the title and no doubt not watched it, wrong film from description

It's on the title genius

@@jasonbourne5142where exactly? It is not ‘In Love and War’ and the real title is cut out from the beginning….being a pirated download.

English is probably not their first language or they cut and pasted the wrong description from another film they uploaded

During the Second World War, Newby was commissioned in the Black Watch[7] in 1940. As a junior officer in the Rajput Regiment of the British Indian Army, he studied for six months of 1941 in Fatehgarh, India, for the Lower Standard Urdu Examination that was required to command Indian troops abroad.[8] After passing the examination he was posted to North Africa.[1] He served in the Black Watch and the Special Boat Section, and was captured during an operation against the coast of Sicily in August 1942. He was awarded the Military Cross in 1946[9] for his part in the raid.[1] Newby was sent to a prisoner-of-war camp, PG21, at Chieti, a few miles inland from Pescara on the Adriatic coast, and later to PG49 at Fontanellato, near Parma. Escaping with Michael Gilbert[10] and other British prisoners after the Italian Armistice, he was helped to hide in the Apennine countryside by a Slovene anti-fascist woman, Vanda Škof (later Wanda Skof),[11] who married him after the war and became a companion on his travels. These experiences were described in his memoir Love and War in the Apennines, which focuses on how he was helped by ordinary Italians. A film, In Love and War, was made in 2001 based on the book, starring Callum Blue as Newby and Barbora Bobuľová as Wanda. He was free until January 1944, when he was recaptured.[1]

He was really set on keeping the locals safe and he would have given her away if they had tried to run together

During the Second World War, Newby was commissioned in the Black Watch[7] in 1940. As a junior officer in the Rajput Regiment of the British Indian Army, he studied for six months of 1941 in Fatehgarh, India, for the Lower Standard Urdu Examination that was required to command Indian troops abroad.[8] After passing the examination he was posted to North Africa.[1] He served in the Black Watch and the Special Boat Section, and was captured during an operation against the coast of Sicily in August 1942. He was awarded the Military Cross in 1946[9] for his part in the raid.[1] Newby was sent to a prisoner-of-war camp, PG21, at Chieti, a few miles inland from Pescara on the Adriatic coast, and later to PG49 at Fontanellato, near Parma. Escaping with Michael Gilbert[10] and other British prisoners after the Italian Armistice, he was helped to hide in the Apennine countryside by a Slovene anti-fascist woman, Vanda Škof (later Wanda Skof),[11] who married him after the war and became a companion on his travels. These experiences were described in his memoir Love and War in the Apennines, which focuses on how he was helped by ordinary Italians. A film, In Love and War, was made in 2001 based on the book, starring Callum Blue as Newby and Barbora Bobuľová as Wanda. He was free until January 1944, when he was recaptured.[1]

How are they not proper? Look proper to me

Via Sicily or Sardinia? With help from the resistance? I believe, that in 1944 the British had ships in the Mediterranean in some places near Italy.

During the Second World War, Newby was commissioned in the Black Watch[7] in 1940. As a junior officer in the Rajput Regiment of the British Indian Army, he studied for six months of 1941 in Fatehgarh, India, for the Lower Standard Urdu Examination that was required to command Indian troops abroad.[8] After passing the examination he was posted to North Africa.[1] He served in the Black Watch and the Special Boat Section, and was captured during an operation against the coast of Sicily in August 1942. He was awarded the Military Cross in 1946[9] for his part in the raid.[1] Newby was sent to a prisoner-of-war camp, PG21, at Chieti, a few miles inland from Pescara on the Adriatic coast, and later to PG49 at Fontanellato, near Parma. Escaping with Michael Gilbert[10] and other British prisoners after the Italian Armistice, he was helped to hide in the Apennine countryside by a Slovene anti-fascist woman, Vanda Škof (later Wanda Skof),[11] who married him after the war and became a companion on his travels. These experiences were described in his memoir Love and War in the Apennines, which focuses on how he was helped by ordinary Italians. A film, In Love and War, was made in 2001 based on the book, starring Callum Blue as Newby and Barbora Bobuľová as Wanda. He was free until January 1944, when he was recaptured.[1]

Depends on what year it is supposed to be, must be after 1940/41 if not they are Royal Marines Commandos.

@@allandavis8201 He didn't get married in an RM uniform. All a bit strange, but I guess at the end of the day it's ficton. Good film though!

@@michaelhiggs8657 He was in the Black Watch. Book the film is based on is called Love and War in the Apennines.

You should have given it a bit more time

@@lucybrignall8579 it's ridiculous. Far too many innacuracies and stereotypes already. Who took cricket jumpers with them?

During the Second World War, Newby was commissioned in the Black Watch[7] in 1940. As a junior officer in the Rajput Regiment of the British Indian Army, he studied for six months of 1941 in Fatehgarh, India, for the Lower Standard Urdu Examination that was required to command Indian troops abroad.[8] After passing the examination he was posted to North Africa.[1] He served in the Black Watch and the Special Boat Section, and was captured during an operation against the coast of Sicily in August 1942. He was awarded the Military Cross in 1946[9] for his part in the raid.[1] Newby was sent to a prisoner-of-war camp, PG21, at Chieti, a few miles inland from Pescara on the Adriatic coast, and later to PG49 at Fontanellato, near Parma. Escaping with Michael Gilbert[10] and other British prisoners after the Italian Armistice, he was helped to hide in the Apennine countryside by a Slovene anti-fascist woman, Vanda Škof (later Wanda Skof),[11] who married him after the war and became a companion on his travels. These experiences were described in his memoir Love and War in the Apennines, which focuses on how he was helped by ordinary Italians. A film, In Love and War, was made in 2001 based on the book, starring Callum Blue as Newby and Barbora Bobuľová as Wanda. He was free until January 1944, when he was recaptured.[1]

So you get to buy drinks for everyone!! LOL

what's you havin mate@@paisley293

Because English is the number one language

@@jasonbourne5142 Only a monolingual retard would say that!

Because it is an american film.

@@zsoltberces3378 Ahh!! That explains such stupidity!!!!!!!!!!

Well, it’s obvious, English is the most important language in the world….and every country reverts to English in a time of crisis..

Real life is not always a pew pew Marvel comic story

During the Second World War, Newby was commissioned in the Black Watch[7] in 1940. As a junior officer in the Rajput Regiment of the British Indian Army, he studied for six months of 1941 in Fatehgarh, India, for the Lower Standard Urdu Examination that was required to command Indian troops abroad.[8] After passing the examination he was posted to North Africa.[1] He served in the Black Watch and the Special Boat Section, and was captured during an operation against the coast of Sicily in August 1942. He was awarded the Military Cross in 1946[9] for his part in the raid.[1] Newby was sent to a prisoner-of-war camp, PG21, at Chieti, a few miles inland from Pescara on the Adriatic coast, and later to PG49 at Fontanellato, near Parma. Escaping with Michael Gilbert[10] and other British prisoners after the Italian Armistice, he was helped to hide in the Apennine countryside by a Slovene anti-fascist woman, Vanda Škof (later Wanda Skof),[11] who married him after the war and became a companion on his travels. These experiences were described in his memoir Love and War in the Apennines, which focuses on how he was helped by ordinary Italians. A film, In Love and War, was made in 2001 based on the book, starring Callum Blue as Newby and Barbora Bobuľová as Wanda. He was free until January 1944, when he was recaptured.[1]

Second rate?!?!?

@@littleflower9425 Most of the cast usually perform in comedies, microphone in shot, bad history (there was no Special Boat Service until over a year after the Italians capitulated. It was the Special Boat Squadron or Section),

It's free, at your fingertips and not everything is Golden Globe material, a classic or of cult status It's a decent, nice little movie. I've seen some real stinkers over the years and this doesn't come close, your callow youth readily apparent in your remarks; it ain't The Great Escape movie boy and doesn't pretend to be.

@@user-te4of2fq5d I value my own opinion of a film far more than someone who wrongly thinks that I am a youth and has failed to learn how to punctate a paragraph in the ample time they have had to do so. Your failures point to a lack of observational skills.

@@robwilton9539❗ Hahaha 🤣 I love a guy with a sense of humor !

A proper sounding Anglo-Irish name you have there, you aussies are actually thicker than yankee's when it comes down to hypocrisy?? Whadda tit you made yourself to look...