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  • im just here for sophia loren thats all

  • 59:10 wow cary you were so handsome in this moment.grrr :)

  • never seen such a gay fight between grant and carlos.!

    and he got the t*ts!.

    i bet peter sellers was whacking off to sophia the whole 2 hrs..t**t!

  • @degsbabe Hay una diferencia entre Pelea Gay y una con Caballerosidad ahora en dia nadien pelea con honor (Theres allways a diffrence between a Gay fight and one with shivalry, now a days evreyone fights w/o honor)

  • Interesting,never seen or heard of it before,thank you

  • Thanks for posting this great film. Sophia is sooooooooo delicious

  • Good classic movie put together rather nicely. Better than el cidski. Unfortunately, to many needy and lonely carbon based life forms like to think with the little head to boast what they can never have. This ruins the show for what it was intended - good entertainment, relatively good story line, and a wholesome film.

  • i think this is a very watchable film i prefer it to El Cid myself ....

  • frank must had a powerful friends to get that role.

  • this is sort of a fictional "historical" period film in a high camp style....Sophia Loren is present as eye candy....a better and more serious movie of a similar style is El Cid

  • It's evident Cary picked up Sinatra's double in the final elegiac scene. Frank must have been wherever Ava was at the time. It's remarkable Kramer got this kind of epic so early in his early in his career; well, at least as a director, though his legitimacy as a producer was established about 10 years before. Still it's a huge film to helm with so little directorial experience & he did very well. Planer's cinematography is a standout, as is Antheil's great score, an unheralded masterpice

  • Antheil's score is gorgeous. I love too the way he doesn't score the bombing of the bridge scene, then follows with that gorgeous love music for Cary and Sophia. Cary LOOKS great but, hey I keep seeing Thornhill everytime he talks or gestures with his hands ("I tell you, my name is Roger Thornhill; it's never been anything else!" Franz Planer's cin. is magnifico (see the gorgeous comp at 1:10). Frank doesn't fit in; the role needed an actor physically equal to Grant. Grant's acting is awful.

  • very nice movie

  • Una grande pelicula, grandes actores, pero me desgusta mucho el sufrimiento que habran pasado los animales en los rodajes, los caballos, mulas,burros!

    He leido hoy en Google que uno de los extras en el rodaje fue un joven Adolfo Suarez que mas tarde fue el primer presidente democratico de Espana tras la dictadura!

  • JUD JUDY JUDY ! !. . . Er um, I mean SOPHIA SOPHIA SOPHIA .

  • This is one of those "definitive of what a film should be" films. A lost classic. Cary and Sophia, with Frank in his most interesting role ever.

  • In the scene where the French commander is about to hang some civilians in Avila, behind him is a portrait of ...guess who?.............Horatio, Viscount Nelson of Bronte. Doncha just love Hollywood and historical accuracy

  • The truth of the matter is that Napoleons invasion of Spain was the best thing to happen to Spain for years. The worst thing for the Spanish was the restoration of the worthless Bourbon dynasty

  • In the book the French won.

  • this film has aged fairly well...it's still very good...sophia loren's sprayed on peasant costume is a hoot

  • what a great movie!

  • I forgot what great tits Sophia had.

  • 40:02 - I cannot believe that the French were daft enough to set up camp in such a vulnerable spot,

    and, cruel as the occupation may have been, Frankie's yarn about their skewering babies on bayonets is just as mythical in the Peninsular War as when applied to the Gernans in WW I. However, the Spaniards had much reason for hating the invaders, a resentment perpetuated by the paintings of Goya, and in more recent times by the Curro Jimenez TV series. Nor do the Brits care much for Nap either.

  • @Hendrikdevuile Well the Spaniards had a good reason for hating Napoleon. While the British just didn't care for their economic power being undermined by anyone ... let alone their age old foes. ;)

  • For cryin' out loud guys. It's only a movie. One I've loved since I was 8. And a pretty entertianing one too.

  • Sophia & Cary... technicolor... LE sigh. :)

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