PATTON（1970） - Entr'Acte

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Music：Jerry Goldsmith ジェリー・ゴールドスミス
【director】
Franklin J. Schaffner フランクリン・Ｊ・シャフナー
【cast】
George C. Scott ジョージ・Ｃ・スコット （General George S. Patton）
Karl Malden カール・マルデン （Gen. Omer N. Bradley）
Michael Bates マイケル・ベイツ （Marshal Montgomery）
Karl Michael Vogler カール・マイケル・フォーグラー （Marshal Rommel）
Stephen Young スティーブン・ヤング （Hansen）
Morgan Paull モーガン・ポール （Jenson）
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patton_%28film%29
【Title】
Blood And Guts / Patton / Patton - Rebell In Uniform / Patton Generale D'acciaio / Patton: A Salute To A Rebel / Patton: Lust For Glory

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• Goldsmith
• PATTON
• OST
• soundtrack

[ZorgVI]

Patton, the only western general the Germans actually feared!!

[kotaro1959]

An incarnation of Mars=PATTON

[kentamitchell]

@ArtemisFlyingV MacArthur was out in thePacific.

[Torpedo8flynavy]

778th Tank Battalion! One of Patton's BEST!!!

[ArtemisFlyingV]

@ZorgVI They didn't fear MacArthur?

[norseleague]

@ZorgVI well he read rommels' book of Blitzkreig something the WW2 Germans could not afford!

[BIGE1312]

@poshportia62 There is also a book by Charles W. Sasser tittled Patton's Panthers that goes into great detail of the history and movements of the 761st Tank Battalion in WWII. In the book Patton is quoted as saying, "I have nothing but the best in my Army. I don't care what color you are, so long as you go up there and kill those Krauts."

[AUSTIN200916]

@poshportia62

NO.....

[poshportia62]

The movie was great, one slight problem, the roles are reversed. Wonder why they never turn the camera around when Scott was standing in front of the Nations Flag. The roles are reversed...the white guy should be shinning the shoes of Patton, and the black troops should of been in the tanks!!! "Another 'mistruth again' rises out of Hollywood." The 761st was Patton's heroes, the spearhead into Germany...they were all Black...Buffalo Soldiers. Rescue at Pine Ridge. com

[L0rdR4hl]

@kotaro1959

He WAS Mars.

[herbertharevalo]

@ZorgVI Because he reminded them a sort of mixture between Guderian and Rommel. Letal!

[sensei48]

Great moment at 1:06 when the orchestra reaches full volume on the march. I thought Goldsmith took that portion of the theme from an existing army march, but I can't seem to locate the source.