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In a vein similar to the James Bond movies, British Agent Philip Calvert (Sir Anthony Hopkins) is on a mission to determine the whereabouts of a ship that disappeared near the coast of Scotland.
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@stephensmith1292 3 года назад

I watch this all the time. Probably more than James Bond. This is much more realistic, without any gimmicks. A great cast, a great film. Hugely underrated.

@beachmezz 3 года назад

Impossible to be underrated enough!

@johnnunn8688 Год назад

I lasted just under ten minutes. How you can watch this sort of nonsense all the time, defeats me. 🤷‍♂️

@ennesshay5040 Год назад

It blows that same years 'Diamonds are Forever' out of the water ! Even FYEO 'stole' the underwater fight from it - while this 'stole' the boat gun-battle from the story 'Risico' featured in the FYEO short story collection !

@paulpurves484 Год назад

Totally agree

@grahamkeeton6643 Год назад

Not underrated at all it was at the least extremely slow and the plot just didn't seem right Bond movies always have a plot that's understandable Now another book that was written by the same author and made into a film (Air Force One is down) well that film is fantastic and I have watched it a few times This is just too slow and old-fashioned

@markedwards5106 5 лет назад

I first read the novel by Alistair Maclean in 1968, I absolutely love it and it enticed me to read nearly all his books and also made me want to continue to read all my adult life. It was way better then the movie but I still enjoyed watching this and what a great cast.

@j-pclermont3961 5 лет назад

Me too, but years before 68, then I had to read everything he wrote.

@tompahdea5799 4 года назад

A film is never meant to be a replacement for a novel unless it is a documentary; then both probably would not have any notability.

@nhmooytis7058 4 года назад

Mark Edwards best first page in fiction!

@KWY007 2 года назад

Me too! I actually first read, "Night Without End." I came across his novels in the library in Jr. High. Over the years I back tracked and read most of his novels. He and Ian Fleming, Don Pendleton, kept me through my teenage years!

@vidhushekhar17 2 года назад

@@KWY007 Please read 'Golden Rendezvous' and 'San Andreas'.

@etienneprinsloo6799 6 месяцев назад

Alistair McLean wrote some brilliant novels. This is the one I enjoyed most.

@princesspiplaysbass 2 месяца назад

I own every one.

@maryearll3359 3 года назад

Anthony Hopkins is like a good wine - he improves with age. I love him loads. He's a wise old owl too. 😘😘😘

@PetroicaRodinogaster264 3 года назад

at this age his face reminds me of Crown Prince Frederik of Denmark

@pillardelaney4726 2 года назад

Mary, and he composes music as well... Watch Rieu, wen play the piice, Sir Anthony's was sitting there just listening to his own music, wonderful.🇪🇸🇨🇮

@maryearll3359 2 года назад

@@pillardelaney4726 I saw your post and followed your advice. I think I fell back to earth! Lovely. Thank you so much for the recommendation. 😘

@bazza945 5 месяцев назад

A good Chianti?!

@lifesahobby Год назад

what a wonderful score. . and the in jokes .. "you've still so much to lose " no love scene . the detail in the helicopter and underwater sections . and a young commander Hopkins .. thanks for sharing this softly spoken masterpiece .

@madquest8 Год назад

No love scene??? He 'fade to black'ed her brains out!!!

@VLind-uk6mb Год назад

I liked it, but I think 'masterpiece' is a bit of a reach.

@lifesahobby Год назад

@@VLind-uk6mb i think it depends on when you watch this type of movie. In the cold, or in the summer. a sunday . an escape

@AlineCohen-r2z 7 месяцев назад

The book is one of my favourites and thank God the movie stays pretty close to the book, which isn't always the case. Marvellous, pity there weren't more Calvert adventures.

@blodwyndavies6395 4 года назад

Hopkins, Morley and Hawkins with a great story line script and score you know your in for a treat!!!

@willowwobble 10 месяцев назад

Excellent adventure film! Superb action script and the dialogue is sharp, witty and surprisingly humorous! And of course Anthony Hopkins is a professional and inspired actor of the highest order, speaking with his crisp and musical Welsh accent.

@dirkrobertson1429 4 года назад

Sensible sweaters and a bookcase full of paperbacks. Those were the days of action stars.

@nevittwoods1730 2 года назад

semolina and wooden speed boats

@matthewgabbard6415 Год назад

Indeed

@rianariana446 Месяц назад

Anthony Hopkins was and still is in a class of his own! Brilliant movie!🎉🎉🎉

@Alex462047 9 месяцев назад

Well, that was a better flick than I expected it to be.

@skyleircolors9151 4 года назад

He is absolutely Sir Anthony , same voice and nothing changed from 2019 , he is always charismatic man....

@adamblack2301 4 года назад

Great film, watched it many times, good story, gritty and witty at the same time. Only just noticed that the head quarters where the helicopter lands at 5.00 mins, is the same location as used in From Russia with Love - another great film, one of my favourites.

@adamblack2301 4 года назад

Strange - no replies and no likes and yet all other comments have lots of likes - what wrong with mine? I don't get it, I'm a good person, I work hard, I'm nice to my mum, why am I so alone ... waaahhh

@markusbrauns4274 3 года назад

Thats true. I noticed other similarities. Certain scenes from this movie, inspired scenes from future Bond movies.

@paulreilly3904 3 года назад

It's okay, don't worry, this is just a bit niche, but a good comment, thanks

@glorydey5008glowlight 4 года назад

Great Movie, I remember reading this book years back in my school days. I was a fan of Alistair Maclean novels, they are full of action and adventure! Authors like Alistair Maclean, Harold Robbins, Sidney Sheldon, Jack Higgins, Ken Follet, etc. are my favorites. Of course, James Bond movies are all-time hits. Sir Anthony Hopkins is a celebrated genius in his own class. Thanks for posting this show! Really made my Halloween special! Have a great day! 😍👍

@Ndlanding 4 года назад

"1 month ago"? When exactly was Halloween where you live? Today is Dec 13th.

@planpitz4190 4 года назад

Specially Jack Higgens s " The eagle has landed"

@stevewales-uk 3 года назад

One of my favourite movies of all time

@kennethbooker4955 Год назад

Anthony Hopkins is a great actor ❤😂

@sarbaazchabahar 4 года назад

The music is almost James Bond's😀 Nice film very entertaining👍✌

@jb1934 3 года назад

I haven't seen the earliest Bond movies but weren't they more like this? with the witty almost hard-to-follow dialogue exchanges, modest stunts, and nothing particularly over the top. If not, then this one set a bit of a standard for its time, a standard that has indeed aged very well as the earlier comment noted. .

@toadinthehole8085 3 года назад

Well this is a real pleasure to watch, especially in HQ smiles.

@loukiakalogeropoulou9168 2 года назад

Looks like another James Bond version equally good. Surprised me beautifully

@huizhechen3779 2 года назад

Very James Bondian. Lots of fun. Thank you for posting it.

@Tony-tourette Год назад

Old but good

@markpowell5329 2 года назад

Alistair MacLean. One of my favorite authors . Read that almost 50 years ago.😊

@fishnchips8132 3 месяца назад

Great British movies rarely have music - then along came the James Bond types & out the door went great British quality. Good drama does not need music to build the tension in the audience.

@norzalehakamaludin9683 2 года назад

Anthony Hopkins still so young n boyish looking. Love his movies

@cliffedward 4 года назад

Jack Hawkins' voice was obviously dubbed after his throat cancer. When asked by Larry King what he looks for in a script Sir Anthony replied "My name on the last page."

@pressureworks 5 лет назад

Excellent Film.

@trafalgar22a8 4 года назад

Enjoyed every moment.

@blodwyndavies6395 4 года назад

Brilliant. Pure Hokum but very enjoyable. Thanks for uploading.

@63Baggies 3 года назад

The female character was shoehorned into the plot; the performance was really awkward too.

@clydecessna737 2 года назад

Natalie Delon; merveilleuse. Hopkins came into my restaurant; he was a grumpy fellow.

@bodegabreath4258 4 года назад

Alistair MacLean. Read many of his books. With the opening score one might be forgiven for thinking this is in fact an Ian Fleming 007 story. It ain’t. Which is why I’m watching. Thanks much.

@imustbegettinolder4434 3 года назад

Very enjoyable. Thank you.

@Shmoosan 7 месяцев назад

I feel bad but when he’s moving about he makes me think of Rowan Atkinson in Johnny English!

@naseerbaloch1175 5 лет назад

GREAT ANTHONY HOPKINS 23RD OCT 2019

@ThePiratemachine 3 года назад

Quite good. Certainly entertaining. Exciting ending. Plot a bit like Jamaica Inn.

@Vinnie101a 3 года назад

A ripping’ good yarn with good pace all the way.

@Vinnie101a 3 года назад

@AMT : That’s settled it then. We both agree it’s a damn good ‘un!

@jamesblonde2271 3 года назад

A Bond film without the irony, great stuff.

@vincentcurley946 2 года назад

Good movie...I, however, thought the score was a little too ostentatious...but it got the point across.

@lifesahobby Год назад

wasn't it just outstanding

@TheNorfolkman Год назад

I always thought that Anthony Hopkins would have made a pretty good James Bond in his day.

@fredmercury1314 7 месяцев назад

This opening scene is much less dramatic when you add in the squelching and squeaking of a man running in a wetsuit. Fortunately for Anthony, they drowned it out with jazz.

@vivekraychowdhury4348 4 года назад

This movie might be the source of inspiration for AL SHABAB . An informative movie relevant today.

@michawilliams1521 3 года назад

Pretty cool old flick. Thanks for the upload.

@LifesVoyager 4 года назад

Good entertainment. Thank you.

@M35kriegsmarine Год назад

The deep sea diving helmet gear is the Royal Navy 6-bolt Admiralty Pattern, manufactured by Siebe-Gorman of London. And whereas the helmet has a safety non-return valve, which prevents the air escaping from the suit in the event that the air hose is severed; that scene is total bs.

@Dad-Gad 4 месяца назад

Wow ....... Now that's interesting 👍

@mattnorth7516 Месяц назад

This is prime ready for a remake in 2025 Gerorge Lazenby or Michael Caine was perfect for this original role

@duchett743 2 года назад

Great movie thanks for posting.

@InjunOutdoors 4 года назад

Uncle Festor at the 9:00 minute mark Hannibal Lecture and Uncle Fester WOW!!!! At 32minute mark is Waldo!

@BarryHope-bj5um 7 месяцев назад

An agent who thinks on his feet and uses what is at hand . The only person he needs is Ms Moneypenny.

@pisstinpete4700 7 месяцев назад

Looks like a welsh 007 assisted by an upper crust Harry Palmer

@NakedTongues 5 лет назад

Too bad about Hawkins dubbed voice. ..by then cancer took it. One of the best in cinema

@DaveLennonCopeland 5 лет назад

Naked Tongues - Thanks for that, when I first heard Jack Hawkins speak, I could have sworn it was Charles Gray speaking... I looked on IMDb but nothing came up so I Googled it and hey presto, Charles Gray, uncredited, dubbed the voice of Jack Hawkins. Glad I was not going insane thinking he had someone else's voice... :)

@junespooner9632 5 лет назад

Naked Tongues

@ianmax69 4 года назад

@@DaveLennonCopeland He also did Hawkins voice in Vincent Price's classic "Theatre of Blood" the next year

@rolandofgilead43 4 года назад

@@ianmax69 he did man i love that movie, with Morely eating his dogs which is just such dark twist of humor had me laughing some, not that i would want anyone to actually that, but Morely's Character is such a douche bag that he deserves what he gets i think, its' also pretty ballsy to do that in a film and it's the only film horror or non horror where they did go there. kinda like how they used to kill kids in movie if the plot demanded it and these days it's only if they have cancer or something along the lines of that, i'm not for anyone killing anyone but in film when a filmmaker or a writer can go to a place that normally isn't taken i give them credit regardless what the film may turn out to be

@nayashams6845 2 года назад

You can not believe how twisted these movie are.

@kennethbooker4955 3 года назад

Another great British film

@willievandenberg492 3 года назад

Such a good vid, thanks

@olsim1730 4 года назад

For some strange reason i feel the need to drink whiskey...

@motormech1h343 4 года назад

Or techila

@LeonFelixRusso 7 месяцев назад

Fabulous soundtrack.

@P61guy61 8 месяцев назад

Thanks for posting

@nemocacihlas4876 3 года назад

Love it!

@meirionowen5979 4 года назад

38:10 How did the builders of this ancient castle know that one day they'd need a heli-pad?

@Kurzula5150 4 года назад

Would have originally been a parade ground for the laird's private company of highland infantry.

@frederickpando9444 3 года назад

Alistair MacLean my favorite action novelist

@stephanbilmans 3 года назад

nice picture many thanks for sharing

@alfreddigel1626 4 года назад

Good movie, well worth watching with 3 oz of oak barrel whiskey. Salut!

@kraftwerkVS 3 года назад

So James Bond. Event the music.

@cockshield 4 года назад

4:47 I knew as soon as I saw the treetops that was Pinewood/Spectre HQ from FRWL.

@pieterrosesmissen1589 4 года назад

It's also the US ambassador's residence from "Who dares wins", might be same helicopter too!

@brianjones7907 4 года назад

"I`l even take my boots off" , bloody great action/thriller from 1971 , shame they never made more films featuring Philip Calvert , this is one of Anthony Hopkins best Films & is far better than a lot of films being made today ...

@davidgleinbach7316 6 месяцев назад

"SANS FLIPPERS" so to speak.....*_°🔱⭐.

@vertigo1396 3 года назад

A time when the actor relied on TECHNIQUE💪, rather than green screens and pyrotechnics to keep the audience engaged. Substance and a clear understanding of the characters objective, was PARAMOUNT above all else. This on its own MERIT, delivered a memorable experience for the MASSES to enjoy👍

@damarekonayaro5781 3 года назад

Behave yourself. Parody comedy with the lead clearly slumming.

@davidgillespie1336 Год назад

'The ranks of the ungodly are being suitably depleted'. Only Robert Morley could have delivered that line with a straight face.

@cattymajiv 4 месяца назад

I think he's just great! He's the reason I'm watching this. Otherwise it seems quite boring, at 10 minutes in.

@stuartbale7422 2 месяца назад

@@daviddellit8344 Only download the good ones

@stuartbale7422 2 месяца назад

@@cattymajivyou don't know a good movie w you see it

@stuartbale7422 2 месяца назад

You should look? More deeply intoyour emotions

@islander780 8 месяцев назад

Saw 'When eight bells toll' three times on three consecutive days in 1971. Brilliant !

@lindasue8719 7 месяцев назад

😊My eyes just weren't cooperating and I thought that said "say when eight bells toll three times" 😄

@cattymajiv 4 месяца назад

No movie is that good! I also don't have time to waste, watching the same thing 3 times in succession.

@stuartbale7422 2 месяца назад

You betcha it is a good movie

@willielongbotham7156 7 месяцев назад

Ah! Hopkins, there won't be anyone like him coming down the pike any day soon...

@spyboy1964 7 месяцев назад

Robert Morley's snobbery and pomposity is quite hilarious.

@ytang5615 4 месяца назад

Cant stand Robert Morley but he is usually cast to fit that pomposity so well

@johnmarsh2078 Год назад

Along with Where Eagles Dare, this is of the best film adaptations of an Alistair Maclean novel.

@Nick-Calvert 4 года назад

Wow! The memories this brings back, and Robert Morley is the icing on the cake! It's aged well, too. Many thanks. :-)

@childofthecreatorgod9962 3 года назад

Robert Morley, Tudsbury in Winds of War.

@Ndlanding 3 года назад

@@childofthecreatorgod9962 Robert Morley, bloody everywhere back then!

@daveroche6522 3 года назад

"Damn R.A.F. and their cheese rolls" - Robert Morley: still legend!

@PetroicaRodinogaster264 3 года назад

It has 't aged well, it has been restored according to the credits.

@cgpyper7536 2 года назад

Robert Morley, alone, was the main attraction. Everyone else were fillers.

@tomperrone1846 2 года назад

Great cinematography both below and above the sea surface, and a good musical score by Wally Stott. Robert Morley was perfectly cast for his part... Enjoyable film. Thanks Flick Vault

@ennesshay5040 2 года назад

Spot the scenes 'stolen' for Bond and visa versa. eg. Pressure suit fight [ For Your Eyes Only ] and boat attack on bad guy's lair [ from the short Bond story 'Risico' - then incorporated into the film 'For Your Eyes Only.'] Crossbow scene - Long table, ala Stromberg's death in 'Spy.' Plus the use of Bond stuntmen Bob Simmons [ asleep / whiskey ] and George Leech [ cemetary fight ] STILL more entertaining than that same years 'Diamond are Forever,' though.

@tomperrone1846 2 года назад

@@ennesshay5040 Thanks for pointing out all the 'stolen' scenes, Enness -- very interesting... - Tom P.

@da90sReAlvloc 2 года назад

He should have been James bond

@marineengineeringonskyeand7956 2 года назад

42.15 in my brother and I are currently restoring this boat. It's called the Northern Diver.

@lindasue8719 7 месяцев назад

I'm just reading this a year later. How's it going?

@marineengineeringonskyeand7956 7 месяцев назад

Project is paused at the moment as the weather on Skye has bean unpleasant and the workshop is cold😮 restarting when things get a bit warmer.

@mjookie Год назад

I’ve got a real soft spot for this movie, my older brother took me to see it (the first & only time 🙄) it was the first proper grown up movie I ever saw in the cinema 😂 it still looks as good today..

@Peter-uy3ti 5 месяцев назад

Hopkins..James Hopkins. Loved the swinging grenade on a piece of string. Good movie, thanks for uploading.

@pieterheystek2129 Год назад

What an honor to see one of the greatest actors in history in the making!! Sir Anthony Hopkins, a VERY YOUNG ONE to say the least!! I first met him as an older much more grey man in blockbusters like "Silence of the Lambs" , "Hannibal the Cannibal " and other unforgettable movies! He surely is one of the greatest out there!! But even in this movie where he plays the hero for once, at this young age, those droopy ice blue eyes and thin lips are unmistakable!! Thanks for a great movie guys!!

@brettcurtis5710 3 года назад

First saw this when I was about 10! Loved Alistair McLean books - more should have been made into movies

@david-joeklotz9558 3 года назад

Absolutely!!!!

@rv_316 3 года назад

Yeah, none to beat MacLean. My school days were filled with his books. My God, what a writer, especially about the royal navy during WW2. I joined merchant Navy partly because of him. South by Java head...!!

@andrewwardle7634 3 года назад

Brett, I was about the same age when I too saw it. Anthony Hopkins was great and I loved watching Robert Morely. Always played those kind of distinguished roles. Superb character. actor.

@georgebuller1914 3 года назад

@@rv_316 HMS Ulysees!

@rv_316 3 года назад

@@georgebuller1914 oh, you are right, I forgot all about that one. Really just thinking about those stories makes me feel younger...😊👍🏼.

@richardscanlan3419 4 года назад

Who knew,Hannibal Lector was a secret agent in his youth.A man of many talents.

@richardscanlan3167 3 года назад

@John October lol.

@tjejojyj 3 года назад

What a bizarre film. The tone and pacing is all over the place. Anthony Hopkins somehow manages to hold it together. I’m not surprised it failed at the box office. For an audience used to James Bond this isn’t a substitute. All the ideas are there but the execution is sub par. What was that fight in the cemetery all about?

@patricebetts6531 3 года назад

I think trying to scare him away. What a beating he took and no marks. And surviving the helicopter crash. Wow!

@coolroy4300 5 лет назад

Thanks for the great flick . Who knew Anthony Hopkins was ever that young ? Haha

@Cracktaculus 3 года назад

@Moth’s Mummy He's the creepy character/method man with a snipish face...I think of him as as a Shakespearean Lee Van Cleef. LVC never did Shakespeare, but he shoulda.

@mathewgreen4099 4 года назад

Many thanks for posting, I love the interplay between Hopkins & Morley. Like at 50.25 Morley says “What are you going to do with him?” Hopkins replies “Take him ashore & hand him over to the police.” To which Morley replies “I should think you should, he’s making a terrible mess on the carpet!” Nice!

@gman922 4 года назад

Just watched this classic for the 4th time!! Still better than most of the shyte on the big screen nowadays

@dantaylor333 3 года назад

I watched this for the 3rd time just now, I agree an incredible movie

@Ndlanding 3 года назад

Only my second time, but it's most enjoyable. Better than sex. Better than whisky. Better than dope. Better than Tunnocks' Caramel Wafers. No, wait. Cancel that last one. And it's not better than Chaoûrce cheese, either. Or Guinness.

@gman922 3 года назад

@@Ndlanding Tunnocks' Caramel Wafers!!! whisky.with no e!! I sense a Highlander.Im a sassenach but did live in Elgin for 2 years in the 1970's

@Ndlanding 3 года назад

@@gman922 I'm a Jock, but no a Heelander.

@gman922 3 года назад

@@Ndlanding Good One Matey

@terrortorn 5 лет назад

You know when you see a frogman climb up an anchor chain someone is going to end up feeling a tad worse for wear.

@jubalcalif9100 5 лет назад

Either that or Lloyd Bridges is coming up for a midnight snack !!

@scottyfox6376 4 года назад

I always imagine a flashing knife from behind some hapless bored guard stomping his rounds.

@andrewfrancis7272 4 года назад

Frogman climbing up an anchor chain into someone's gaff ......It never ends well. :(

@przemyslawparadysz5620 4 года назад

Thanks for the upload. Really enjoy Alistair Maclean`s books

@blodwyndavies6395 4 года назад

And withe the added bomus of Morley, Hopkins and Hawkins.

@stevengrotte2987 4 года назад

I believe that I read them all, starting in 1962 when I was 13

@michaelschramm1064 4 года назад

@@stevengrotte2987 Did you notice a drop off in quality sometime around the mid-1970s? I’ve read roughly the first half of his output and have read on a couple occasions how Maclean’s writing quality falls into a precipitous decline owing to his unfortunate period of alcoholism starting about that time.

@thelonerider9693 3 года назад

Enjoyed all McLean's books in my youth. Never knew they made a movie of this one, thanks for sharing it.

@FlickVault 3 года назад

You're welcome!

@josephkaruma5813 3 года назад

check out "where eagles dare", it was made into a beautiful movie.

@thelonerider9693 3 года назад

@@josephkaruma5813 One of my favorites!

@bazza945 5 месяцев назад

Did you read the Geoffrey Jenkins novel, they were of a similar nature and extremely good, too?

@Trillock-hy1cf 4 года назад

First very good quality and sound, no blasted adverts in it, and shown from start to finish. Firm released in 1971, and a sort of 'Bond' type film, only with Commander Calvert, instead of Commander Bond. Nice cast with some well known faces, and a quite enjoyable film for about 90 minutes. The 'girls' are nice 'eye candy' but the acting not quite up to their looks, but never mind....:) Just to be a bit picky, but the first fight on board the ship with the 'bald' baddie, I could see his 'bald' scalp moving and crinkling on top of his head, probably covering a full head of hair....:) Checking your channel, you seem to have a range of films, not checked any, but I suspect the quality will be just as good as this one, so have subscribed..

@MikeSiemens88 Год назад

What a fine 'flick'. You can always count on Anthony H. in any movie. Youngest I've seen him. He simply got better with age. Seeing the FN FAL & Sterling sub machine guns in action stirred memories of my time in the Canadian Forces.... ;)

@geridayao8924 2 года назад

"But these are not the proper biscuits!?"... A most underrated movie but with a protagonist that is unconventional, unpredictable, and un- pretentious. They should have made a sequel .

@Iain1962 Год назад

When Nine bells toll? ~ They did make other McLean books into films, Puppet on a Chain is actually quite like this in terms of style and was released about the same time.

@roddyteague6246 4 года назад

The ranks of the ungodly have been suitably depleted!! Classic line.

@hittitecharioteer 4 года назад

Robert Morley's acting was one dimensional. But he delivered the line with aplomb!

@rv_316 4 года назад

😁😁

@Happyheart146 4 года назад

"He's making a terrible mess of the carpet".

@garfieldsmith332 3 года назад

Great line. And delivered without even a wink or batting an eye. "Tea bags and cheese rolls". "Haven't you have some proper biscuits?"

@rv_316 3 года назад

@@garfieldsmith332 with some cream inside...😁😁.

@garfieldsmith332 3 года назад

@@rv_316 Yep. Great line.

@SB_whatevers 2 года назад

Pretty good. It's worth a watch primarily because of Anthony Hopkins' actorly presence. The movie really suffers when bombastic music is played during the fight scenes though. It's such a strange impulse to lighten up violent scenes.

@cgpyper7536 2 года назад

Too fake to be much of a concern ... but not a "family" movie.

@cattymajiv 4 месяца назад

I hate bombastic music, in any setting. Hurts my ears and mind!

@wombat1238marsupial 4 года назад

Another great film thank you, watching during lockdown

@josephkaruma5813 3 года назад

thanks flick vault,enjoying in Kenya. the witty remarks and the suspense is just awesome. hope you load more of Alistair McLean books made into movies. God bless you and keep you safe during this trying times.

@gehanoates294 3 года назад

I remember this as a kid watched it so many times can’t get enough. Hopkins as Bond, brilliant

@MrAnanthaP 3 года назад

It isn't Hopkins as Bond. This is written by Alistur McGlint.

@meganhuggins7494 2 года назад

Alistair Maclean

@ennesshay5040 2 года назад

Short, Sharp and Snappy - beats that years overblown 'Diamonds Are Forever.'

@yokumato 4 года назад

Very good quality and sound. Interesting to see how they handled everything without computers and mobile phones! Not a bad movie, enjoyable.

@andrewwardle7634 3 года назад

And no gimmicks. I bet that water was bloody cold when they were swimming on the surface and not in a studio tank.

@greebo7857 4 года назад

Alistair MacLean book. Some think he was better than Fleming.

@justforfux 4 года назад

@adam Zabokrzycki MacLean's books are far better, though I agree about Fleming's books.

@michaelschramm1064 4 года назад

It’s a difficult comparison-Fleming wrote 12 novels of which half were first rate (“From Russia With Love”, OHMSS, “Dr. No”, “Thunderball”, especially) yet wrote several that are only passable. Maclean had over double the output but nearly half are generally considered substandard. But the good certainly outweighs the bad and I’m very enamored of “Ice Station Zebra”, “Night Without End”, “Fear is the Key”, “The Guns of Navarone”, “The Satan Bug” and “When 8 Bells Toll”.

@rv_316 3 года назад

@@michaelschramm1064 south by Java head, Santorini, circus. One of the reasons I became a marine engineer was only due to MacLean books , and the secrets of the Sea by Jacques Cousteau.Ice station zebra was fantastic, what a novel, read it during my school days.👍🏼🙏.

@michaelschramm1064 3 года назад

@@rv_316 I also have fond memories of reading “Ice Station Zebra” (40+ years ago now!) and was quite taken with the Cousteau book you mentioned...my parents bought it for me for Christmas back in the 1960s.

@rv_316 3 года назад

@@michaelschramm1064 Thanks, those days we used to love novels like that. Am from Madras, India. Now called Chennai. rvasanth1970@hotmail.com You can contact me anytime, I like pen friends a lot.

@alainaaugust1932 Год назад

19:24 The future Sir Anthony Hopkins hears of another Sir Anthony-22 years before he was knighted. Weird.

@icanhaslike1358 3 года назад

Producer: Listen to this 007 opening track, you think you can make every other note a b major and sprinkle in a few more beats? Walter Stott: ctrl+c... ctrl+v...del... del... Save as...