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A Bridge Too Far - Watch Movie

The story of Operation Market Garden—a failed attempt by the allies in the latter stages of WWII to end the war quickly by securing three bridges in Holland allowing access over the Rhine into Germany. A combination of poor allied intelligence and the presence of two crack German panzer divisions meant that the final part of this operation (the bridge in Arnhem over the Rhine) was doomed to failure.

Type:

Movie

Genre:

Drama, History, War,

Release Date:

Jun 15, 1977

Director:

Richard Attenborough,

Writer:

Cornelius Ryan (Novel), William Goldman (Screenplay),

Cast:

Dirk Bogarde, James Caan, Michael Caine, Sean Connery, Edward Fox, Robert Redford, Elliott Gould, Anthony Hopkins, Gene Hackman, Hardy Krüger, Laurence Olivier, Ryan O'Neal, Maximilian Schell, Liv Ullmann, Siem Vroom, Marlies van Alcmaer, Erik van 't Wout, Wolfgang Preiss, Hans von Borsody, Josephine Peeper, Paul Maxwell, Walter Kohut, Peter Faber, Hartmut Becker, Frank Grimes, Jeremy Kemp, Donald Pickering, Donald Douglas, Peter Settelen, Stephen Moore, Michael Byrne, Paul Copley, Nicholas Campbell, Gerald Sim, Harry Ditson, Erik Chitty, Brian Hawksley, Colin Farrell, Christopher Good, Norman Gregory, Alun Armstrong, Anthony Milner, Barry McCarthy, Lex van Delden, Michael Wolf, Sean Mathias, Tim Beekman, Edward Seckerson, Tom van Beek, Bertus Botterman, Henny Alma, Ray Jewers, Geoffrey Hinsliff, Keith Drinkel, Mary Smithuysen, Hans Croiset, Fred Williams, John Peel, John Judd, Ben Cross, Hilary Minster, David English, Ben Howard, Michael Graham Cox, Johan te Slaa, Georgette Reyevski, Pieter Groenier, Adrienne Kleiweg, Denholm Elliott, Peter Gordon, Arthur Hill, Garrick Hagon, Brian Gwaspari, Stephen Rayment, Timothy Morand, James Wardroper, Neil Kennedy, John Salthouse, Jonathan Hackett, Stanley Lebor, Jack Galloway, Milton Cadman, David Auker, Richard Kane, Toby Salaman, Michael Bangerter, Philip Raymond, Myles Reithermann, Anthony Pullen Shaw, John Morton, John Ratzenberger, Patrick Ryecart, Dick Rienstra, Ian Liston, Paul Rattee, Mark Sheridan, George Innes, John Stride, Niall Padden, Michael Graves, Simon Chandler, Edward Kalinski, Shaun Curry, Sebastian Abineri, Chris Williams, Andrew Branch, Anthony Garner , Feliks Arons, Stephen Churchett, Stuart Blake, Roy Boyd, Jon Croft, Patrick Dickson, Adrian Gibbs, Jason Gregory, Stewart Guidotti, Patrick Hannaway, Brian Haughton, Anthony Howden, Frank Jarvis, David Killick, Dan Long, Gerald Martin, Edward McDermott, Tony McHale, Jack McKenzie, Francis Mughan, Richard Ommanney, Peter Quince, Robin Scobey, Farrell Sheridan, James Snell, Michael Stock, David Stockton, Paul Vaughan-Teague, Jason White, Mark York, Richard Attenborough, Robin Blair-Crawford, John Careless, Bob de Lange, Jan de Vrij, Joop Doderer, Dick Engelbracht, Gerard Franken, Jacques Luijer, Anthony Robb, Wil Sibbelee, Hans Van Den Berg, Pim Vosmaer, Robert Wisepart,

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GenerationofSwine 11/01/2023

How do spoilers work with historical movies? Can we reasonably assume that everyone already knows how Market Garden turned out, or are we doing the Millennial thing where we are assuming people don't know where Arnhem is, let alone Antwerp, let alone Holland, let alone who participated in WWII? The Nazis were part of that one right? Anyway, this movie has everyone in it, just about everyone that was anyone in 1977 and, from all appearances all of Hollywood was tied up in the making of this film right down to A-list actors in minor roles. So you kind of know that the acting is there and top notch... and so is the direction. At least the direction is about as good as you can assume for something that attempts to tell a little too much of the story all at once. Don't get me wrong, it's a great movie, and when they use the word "Epic" they are talking about epic in scope, and for that scope it does a pretty awesome and very coherent job. My one issue is the scope, Market Garden was enormous, it was an enormous failure, it was an enormous catastrophy, it was an enormous event, it was an enormous air invasion and this movie attempts to tell all of it at once. The result is that it's spread a little thin Had they made the movie 6 hours long, they might have been able to pull it off flawlessly... but who is going to sit through that? But no one can really argue with the results. It's not as bad as it could be, and it is a lot better than a movie this epic in scope should be. They achieved something brilliant. My only wish was that, after the epic failure, they gave Montgomery's infamous "Operation Market Garden was 90% successful" the last words and left it there, left it as a mess with a general trying to save face.

CinemaSerf 04/06/2023

Usually when you read the term "stellar" applied to a cast, it's more for marketing purposes to convince us that the cast is better than we might want to think - well not so, here. Connery, Caine, O'Neal, Olivier, Bogarde, Hackman, Hopkins, Caan, Schell & Liv Ullmann all chip into this true telling of "Operation Market Garden" - a co-ordinated attempt by the allies to use almost anything that will fly to parachute troops behind Nazi lines. Their purpose: to secure strategically important river crossings before the enemy have a chance to blow them to smithereens. Their missions are fraught with dangers - bad intelligence, bad weather as well as a tenacious and well established enemy. The planning and actions scenes give a clear dramatic indication of just how logistically complex and risky this whole procedure actually would have been; and as war films go it is much less gung-ho. It is, however, very long - and a bit more judicious editing would have helped keep it more taut.

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