Directed by Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger
I featured a great movie monologue last week so here's another one. The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp is a film by Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger, otherwise known as the Archers. It follows the life of an accomplished British military officer named Clive Wynne-Candy from World War I to World War II. This scene is an unforgettable and truly heartbreaking scene featuring an old friend of his, who happened to be a German officer during World War I who rejects Nazism. He is played by Anton Walbrook and probably features one of the top 5 greatest acting scenes ever captured on film.
8 comments:
Amazing!
Such a nice scene.
love the scene
That was a very beautifully done seen! That guy is a very good actor! I'm gonna have to check this out! Thanks for telling me about it!
Wow. That was really good.
This is so good, I absolutely love this scene, it's a complete and utter classic in my opinion man.
lol holy shiet, that guy looks like stephan harper.
This is really awesome, I really should check out the movie.
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