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For All Time - Part II (Battle Scene)

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Uploaded by on Sep 26, 2007

This is the second scene from the unfinished Tews Entertainment World War II film, FOR ALL TIME. This epic battle scene took only two days to shoot.

THIS CLIP FEATURES A TEMP AUDIO TRACK WITH SOUND EFFECTS FROM RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK, FORREST GUMP and SAVING PRIVATE RYAN! YES, YOU CAN HEAR CAPTAIN MILLER YELL "GET OVER THE SIDE!"

directed by ERIK WOODS
written by TIM SULLIVAN
starring BRENT WOODS and the 1st CANADIAN PARACHUTE BATTALION "C" COMPANY RE-ENACTORS
music from THE POSTMAN (James Newton Howard) and SAVING PRIVATE RYAN (John Williams)

NOTE - The explosions were created with a ball of black powder (the size of a golf ball) lots of peat moss and some dirt. We put all of that in a big plastic tub! We then attached a wire from the black powder ball to a car battery. When you want the explosion to happen, touch the wire to the battery and BLAM-O!!!

UNIFORMS - Provided by the re-enactors.

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  • To be completely honest this looks like a video someone made in their back yard.

  • @TheTemplar117 Well, it was shot on video so you are correct with that assessment. And if your backyard is a huge piece of farm land... then sure, we shot it in our backyard!

  • @tonyndbutt ok they landed in Normandy on Juno Beach. Canadian paratroopers never dropped into Normandy. Look it up. And those are German paratroop helmets

  • @lovatojonasfan1 The 1st Canadian Parachute Battalion was trained and equipped to British Airborne standards, and thus was easily incorporated in to the British 6th Airborne Division. As a result, when the 6th Airborne jumped in to Normandy, so did the Canadians. The battalion was given the task of capturing and destroying the Merville gun battery.

    And the helmets are not German. This is a 1st Canadian Parachute Battalion re-enactment unit and their stuff in genuine.

  • Ok two things. 1. Canadians didn't jump into Normandy. 2. Those helmets were German paratroop helmets.

  • @lovatojonasfan1

    1) Yes, they did! 2) No, they aren't.

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  • Hahahah i just noticed. The sound effects are from saving private ryan. YOu can hear Tom Hanks scream "hold it back" or somethin at 3:50.

  • that is amazing dude i sooo want to do something like that in the future and its realy

    inspired me so do it thanks! 50/10!

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  • ok, those few brits would get ripped apart in less then 1 minute in this situation, this is more hollywood-inspired then realistic.

    some mg-bursts and handgrenades and they would be gone BUT! its a nice production with good effects, you know, for a "homemade" video, i have to say ;-)

  • @TheTemplar117 lol, did blackadder inspire the very last bit =)

  • @TheTemplar117 how big is your backyard ? lool !

  • @SvenSwanProduction rofl nice

  • @deadontherunway this indeed is pleasing to hear as a British Citizen. I would also like you to know that should Canada or New Zealand or any other former commonwealth country ever go to war we shall support you in turn. your sacrifices in the world wars have not been forgotten, and we have a debt to repay

  • This is awesome, great work on this! Very touching and heartfelt.

  • @tonyndbutt Canada Australia and many other nations that still see the english royal family as their queen will fight next to the UK and model their military accordingly

  • Also the Cdns didn't seize the Merville Battery, that was a Brit Battalion given that task, the Canadians covered the retreat of the Brits to the fall back position at the Le Mesnil crossroads. And yes, the helmets do look like bowls, they were specially made without the common lip of the Brit/Canadian mk. II 'Pudding bowl" style helmet to not foul the rigging lines when jumping out of the plane. Commonwealth tankers and dispatch riders used helmet shells of the same design

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