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Where Eagles Dare

Where Eagles Dare

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Oct 30, 2026

BenHOST
21:27
I think somebody should do a fantasy version.
ChadHOST
21:30
A fantasy version? I mean, you've got Broderick in the fucking Where Eagles Dare fucking Rucker Hauer movie.
ChadHOST
21:38
Ladyhawk, yeah.
ChadHOST
21:39
You could do...
Philip DukeHOST
64:54
out here people we're dying that's right and we're trying and my notes sometimes aren't complete but anyway uh come back next week on november 6th when i will be joined once again by kurt marcucci your favorite chicagoman um four um oh i'm supposed to say four and then you go there we go
speaker_2UNKNOWN
65:14
thank you for um the uh where eagles dare sorry i'm typing it in here from 1968
Philip DukeHOST
65:31
And hang on, I almost got it.
Philip DukeHOST
65:33
I'm working on it.
Jem DuducuHOST
35:52
And indeed, for quite a long time, he was writing the novelization at the same time as him writing the script for a film.
Jem DuducuHOST
36:00
Perhaps the best example of that is Where Eagles Dare.
Jem DuducuHOST
36:04
However...
Jem DuducuHOST
36:05
I think his first one ever was The Guns of Navarone, and there's Ice Station Zebra.
Martin DarkleyHOST
0:05
So, Hello and welcome to I Saw That Years Ago, the show where we reminisce about a film we haven't seen in a while, then stop the tape, watch it, and report back on how it stands up to the ravages of time.
Martin DarkleyHOST
0:32
I'm your host, Martin Dugley, and joining me as ever where eagles dare, it is
JoeHOST
0:37
Gentleman Joe.
JoeHOST
0:38
Clint, Clint Eastwood.
Martin DarkleyHOST
0:43
It's been a long time.
Martin DarkleyHOST
0:44
I mean, that's a proper candidate for the show, that one, really.
JoeHOST
0:47
Where Eagles Dare? Yes, no, yes.
JoeHOST
0:49
I don't think I've ever seen it.
Nick LuckHOST
21:22
But I'm delighted that Dan Barber joins the show from Timeform with his perspective on a few notable performances from the last week and also his thoughts on where Timeform stand on the two feature races here at Breeders' Cup 43.
Dan BarberGUEST
21:37
something of a Where Eagles Dare theme to this week's Timeform slot.
Dan BarberGUEST
21:41
Nick, you manning the foot at the Schloss Adler of Keeneland in the Clint Eastwood role.
Dan BarberGUEST
21:47
I'm backing Blighty.
LeonHOST
14:00
That is your answers for the entertainment round.
LeonHOST
14:03
How did you do on Quizlinks? Number one, which 1968 film starring Richard Burton and Clint Eastwood follows a World War II British operation rescuing an American general from a fortress known as Schlob Adler? That's where eagles dare.
LeonHOST
14:19
Two, which company designed and built the Hindenburg airship that tragically burst into flames upon landing in New Jersey? in 1937, The Zeppelin Company.
LeonHOST
14:29
3.
Christian CawleyHOST
6:32
Dare is the one that was in my head.
Christian CawleyHOST
6:34
But I wasn't sure if it was that one or the one that isn't Where Eagles Dare.
Christian CawleyHOST
6:37
But yes, he's in Where Eagles Dare as Colonel Kramer.
Christian CawleyHOST
6:41
So yeah, he's in lots of things.
Christian CawleyHOST
6:44
And a lot of them are British or European because he was German.
John RushHOST
52:58
That's an old movie, by the way.
John RushHOST
52:59
And let's do Where Eagles Dare.
Andy PethHOST
53:03
Okay, Fiddler on the Roof.
Andy PethHOST
53:04
Red.
Craig JohnsonHOST
24:23
By the end of 1967, the combined box office gross of the films that the two had appeared in reached $200 million, which would be $2.5 billion today.
Craig JohnsonHOST
24:37
In 1968, Burton starred without Taylor in the World War II blockbuster Where Eagles Dare, and he followed this in 1969 playing Henry VIII in the film Anne of a Thousand Days.
Craig JohnsonHOST
24:49
A year later, in 1970, he was awarded a CBE in the Queen's Birthday Honours List, a ceremony that was attended by his sister, Sis, and of course Elizabeth Taylor.
Craig JohnsonHOST
25:02
However, as we all know, once you reach the top, the only way is down, and things all started to go a little bit awry.
Billy D.HOST
22:27
Yeah, maybe.
Billy D.HOST
22:28
I mean, most people might recognize him from Where Eagles Dare.
Billy D.HOST
22:31
That was a huge film.
Billy D.HOST
22:33
Richard Burton, Clint Eastwood, you know, war movie that did quite well.

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