The Great Escape - 1963
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The Great Escape

Updated: 18 Jul 2022
Directors:
John Sturges John Sturges James Clavell Paul Brickhill W.R. Burnett James Clavell Elmer Bernstein Daniel L. Fapp Ferris Webster Fernando Carrere Walter Mirisch Robert E. Relyea Allen K. Wood Jack N. Reddish John Franco Richard Carruth Wayne Fury Kurt Ripberger Frank Agnone Emile LaVigne A. Paul Pollard Bert Henrikson Don Tomlinson Victor Roma Sam Freed Jr.
Actors:
James Garner Donald Pleasence Steve McQueen Richard Attenborough James Donald David McCallum Charles Bronson James Coburn Angus Lennie Gordon Jackson John Leyton Nigel Stock Hannes Messemer Robert Graf William Russell Tom Adams Lawrence Montaigne Robert Desmond Robert Freitag Hans Reiser Jud Taylor Harry Riebauer Ulrich Beiger George Mikell Til Kiwe Heinz Weiss Karl-Otto Alberty
Genre:
War, Thriller, History, Drama, Adventure
Country: no data
Year: 1963
The Nazis, exasperated at the number of escapes from their prison camps by a relatively small number of Allied prisoners, relocate them to a high-security 'escape-proof' camp to sit out the remainder of the war. Undaunted, the prisoners plan one of the most ambitious escape attempts of World War II. Based on a true story.
Actor, Athlete
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almost 5 years ago
Movie You Never Get Tired Of Watching? The Great Escape and Ratatouille.
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Actor, Musician
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5 years ago
Do you have a favorite McQueen movie? Willis: There's a handful of them. I'd probably have to say Bullitt would be the number one film. The Great Escape is another one.
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I then thought of a new idea of a ‘war game’ that avoids combat. The first thing that came to mind was The Great Escape (1963). This is one of my favourite movies, where the way to fight is escaping. However, in the hero-dominated game market of that time, I thought no one would enjoy playing a game where they have to run away. I understood that much.
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