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A Bridge Too Far (1977), directed by Richard Attenborough on Netflix.
Love the Redford scene crossing the river—“Hail Mary, full of grace, Hail Mary full of grace”...
Made me thing about being in labor and repeating over and over lines from “Hiawatha”—
Don’t ask me why that poem
Just something stuck in my mind...
Love the Redford scene crossing the river—“Hail Mary, full of grace, Hail Mary full of grace”...
Made me thing about being in labor and repeating over and over lines from “Hiawatha”—
Don’t ask me why that poem
Just something stuck in my mind...
That was a great scene. I especially liked James Caan's story when he's saving his captain and his interactions ( lol ) with the surgeon played by Author Hill ( you may recognize him - he was in The Andromeda Strain ). The surgeon's quote was great, something like
You really weren't going to shoot me, were you?
The cast was amazing: Sean Connery, Ryan O'Neal, Gene Hackman, Michael Byrne, Dirk Bogarde, Edward Fox, Michael Caine, Anthony Hopkins, (as mentioned James Caan), Colin Farrell (must have missed him), Maximilian Schell, Liv Ullman, Laurence Olivier, Elliott Gould, Robert Redford, Denholm Elliott (Raiders of the lost Ark), and lots more recognized but their names escape me. Even the postman from Cheers.
"Big" wasn't as good as the first time, but I still loved Robert Loggia and Tom Hanks plating "Heart and Soul" on the footstep piano keys.
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