Michael Caine is a Korean War combat veteran. I would not be surprised at all if the emotions from this film are both a mix of masterful acting and heartfelt sorrow for his brothers. It's beautiful.
@jjlasne he was evacuated to the countryside during the war as he was still a kid. His father did serve in WWII. Though Caine was on deployment in West Germany before being shipped to Korea.
We just held a little celebration for a friend who is 104 years old. It marked 80 years since he was rescued after his Halifax crashed into the Mediterranean on July 17th, 1943. He and 5 other crew members were rescued 9 days later. We asked him what kept him going, and he said hope. His pilot was 20 years old, and he landed the Halifax on the ocean, getting all the crew into the dinghy safely before it broke apart. The crash site was 300 miles from the Italian mainland and 150 miles from the North African coast. After 212 hours, they were finally rescued by a British destroyer. A true hero and a gentleman.
My Grandfather, a Beaufighter pilot, apparently said something along the lines of being happy he was based in the Mediterranean because if he crashed, he would rather be in Mediterranean waters than the Atlantic's. I wish I met him. Bless our heroes.
I was living in Paris 25 years ago when my father made his first trip to Europe to visit. He was in the 82nd and 101st airborne after WWII and was a historian who later taught high school history. We went to Normandy and he walked the beaches and walked the cemeteries of The Allies but we were also humbled by the care and respect given German graves. They were just as manicured as the others. Seeing him get lost in the history as we went from place to place to have his fill of putting all the pieces together. We missed the last train back to Paris and had to sleep at the Bayeaux Hôtel de la Gare - a seldom used room in the attic of the brasserie at the station. It was an ancient building and we joked as we shared the old bed with what seemed to be a straw mattress and joked how this must have been how it was 50 years hence. That trip was one of the dearest memories I have of him. Miss you dad. Every day.
One of her finest performances I will remember forever, was for the BBC, when she played Queen Elizabeth the first, way back in the 1970s. Her dialogue with her spymaster, Walsingham, played by Stephen Murray, was explosive, with amazing performances from both of them.
Just when you think an actor can't give us another stunning performance, along comes Mr Caine and Glenda Jackson who knock it out of the park. I'm old enough to have memories of both of them in their younger years making box office classics. To see them still as strong in their twilight years is just heart-warming, sadly since, Glenda has passed away but Michael keeps working away doing what he loves doing. Legend.
I loved the scene where the German veteran doesn’t even say the words “I’m sorry” but it’s implied and Michael Caine replies “me too” these unspoken moments and brilliant performance in every scene is why Michael Caine is a Legend
I think what they were going for was he was saying "This was my beach too." Unless the original context was cut for the trailer. It's not a matter of one side apologizing to the other, but a handful of old soldiers finding solace in each other's company. They all went through hell, just on different sides of the field.
Sir Michael Caine is such a great actor. He brought a tear to my eye just in the trailer. That is what makes a great actor. It doesn't matter that he is a superstar within a few seconds he brought the character to life and brought us with him. This also looks like a great send-off for Dame Glenda Jackson.
Interesting story elsewhere on CZcams, with Sir Mike tells us about his experiences in the Korean War. Michael and his other squaddie mates, crawling on their bellies through the Chinese lines, so close to the enemy that he could smell the garlic on their breath. Michael said that afterwards, he's never ever been frightened of anything since.
@@raypurchase801 - Yes, I never considered it but he had personal experience to draw on when he stood by the graves and said "What a waste". I'm sure he lost friends in Korea. I read in the news that he made a rare public appearance with other veterans for the 70th anniversary of the ceasefire in Korea which was last month. Life imitating art.
I was in Normandy for the D-Day celebrations in 2014, and remember this story. I had the privilege to meet two D-Day veterans, one British and one American, getting to talk about their experiences for 40 minutes. It's a memory I'll carry with me for the rest of my life.
The part that is touching is where he looks at all the headstones and says "what a waste"! And here we are again in history, ready to fill our graveyards once again!
Well, i held it together for about a minute before i started crying, this is going to be a beautiful movie, Michael Caine is one of the greatest actors of all time.
I am a proud veteran and even a prouder man who honors those who led the way. I dont believe how emotional I am watching this clip. I can't wait to see the film. Thank you to all who served, are serving, and to my fallen heroes. I love you all! Salute! 🫡
I'm a Veteran also, and shed a tear, watching the trailer, Michael Cane is fantastic and Glenda Jackson also, such a fitting final film for her, looking forward to seeing it in the cinema's.
Stop honouring illegal, murderous invasions of other countries under entirely false pretexts. The USA has been the leading global terrorist since WW2 and needs no honouring.
There's a great yt channel "Best Defense". An NFL former player (this is true) is using his money to bring WWII Americans and Canadians to Europe and their former battlefields. He didn't plan it, but when locals in Europe hear they're coming, they plan parades with great love.
My grandfather served in the RAF during WWII. He passed away on June 17th, 1996, when I was only 10 years old. As an adult, I feel a profound sadness at never having had the opportunity to understand what he did for his country and the world, so that I could express my respect for him, man to man, while he was still alive.
same as me with my grandad.. but you know within yourself, you DO understand what he did for his country, for his family, for the people,....for you even at the time he had no idea you would ever exist, that why he did what he did, he knew that had to be done, im the same, i wish i could talk to my grandad and tell him just...thank you
My dad (Canadian army) landed on the beaches on June 7th. One day after D-Day. He was lucky he was not in the first assault. He did get seriously wounded later and was send back home. He never did say much about the war. My wife's parents were both in the British army. Her mother in England and her father in North Africa, Italy, Germany. Neither talked much about the war. I feel proud of them all; also am proud of all who served for what they did and the sacrifices they made. This trailer brings a tear to my eyes as I think of all those that served and especially tears for those that never returned.
Micheal Caine once again showing how seemingly effortlessly he is able to evoke to strongest emotions. I really want to see this movie after watching the trailer and that is rare these days. It also looks like a great send off for Glenda Jackson too, an actress who always gave solid performances.
I have spent the last 16 years going to church with Tom Rice, who passed away last year at 101. I had the privilege of jumping with him a couple times to honor his jump with the boys the night before DDay. This movie sounds a lot like his story, EXCEPT, he never once talked about it being a waste! He was never sad about those he lost, he said the best he would see again soon. He was (and I believe most definitely still is) a man of deep and cheerful faith. He taught me how to properly process my own deployments.
Two brilliant actors, Michael Caine and Glenda Jackson are a great double-act. And such a moving story. I cried at some parts of the film. It really gets to you. And there is something moving and even awe-inspiring in seeing these two British icons together. Rest in Peace Glenda Jackson 1936 - 2023. Aged 87. This was her final film.
With it being based on the wonderful true story of Bernie Jordan, the fantastic cast and being so obviously filmed with love and compassion to all who fought it’s a winner, what a shame the fabulous Glenda Jackson is no longer with us. ❤
I'd better hydrate for two solid days before and after seeing this film. If you see a 65-year-old guy with an empty popcorn bucket over his head when the house lights come up, please pretend you don't hear the blubbering sounds. Thanks.
Never in my life have I sobbed because of a movie trailer, not the movie, but the actual trailer. I really hope this turns out as good as it feels like it will!
I have been to Normandy twice with my son and visited the beaches and cemeteries. You realise the immense effort and loss of so many brave young lives at that time. This film will be a great tribute to them lest we should forget. Michael & Glenda at their best.
I was born in 1979.... and I've always been in awe of my grandads generation. The stories they told and the the horrors that generation witnesses during WW2. That generation never truly recovered from their experiences and I'm man enough to admit I'm typing this with a tear in my eye. Thank you Alfred Chapman and Charles William Ingham
Bravo, young man! No shame in admitting that tear. Mine flow regularly, as tears of love and gratitude. My father was part of The Greatest Generation. Born in 1922, he's gone 6 years now but lives on I'm my heart and my sons too. I'm so grateful that my father got to know his grandson and my boy got to know and love his "Papa." Thanks, Dad. You're always both a decorated hero and mine too.
How heartwarming that these 2 were reunited 48 years after their first film together - The Romantic Englishwoman. Over the years I have grown to admire the acting of Michael Caine more and more. So I am very much looking forward to seeing what will probably be one of his last films and it will be even more treasured for having Glenda Jackson in it too. It's wonderful that so many of Caine's films are available here on CZcams. He's got 2 Academy Awards but he also richly deserves the Lifetime Achievement Award if anyone does.
I cried nearly all the way through this trailer and normally I hardly watch a film because they are so basic nowadays so it was a pleasure to see something well thought out and acted by two real powerhouses. I’m so glad they still make films like this rather than the CGI stuff that dominates now. Honestly such a pleasure to see this is coming out and I can’t wait to watch it.
The older Michael Caine gets the more he looks and acts and sounds like my dad - and the story is almost too personal Dad was in the British army, 1st Middlesex and captured in Hong Kong. He missed a Lisbon Maru memorial service on Dongji Island due to poor health. He died a few years back at 101. Mr Caine is doing a creditable impression of my dad in this. When I see it I'll probably bawl my eyes out, cause I got misty eyed just seeing the trailer.
I know exactly what you mean Dave. I was also reminded of my father. Caine's gait, the tone of voice, the humbleness, the shakiness. Even the bit where he says "what a waste" was typical of my father in later years, who would get emotional when remembering moving moments (good or bad).
When I saw the cemetery in the trailer , located in Normandie , near my sister’s house , it gave me chills. I also encourage everyone going to France to visit the sacred places where many young souls lost their lives…. Including the German cemetery( in La Cambe )near Bayeux.
The German actor is the German General who gave the end of war speech in Band of Brothers nearly 23 years ago. His name is Wolf Kahler. Looks like his face hasn't changed much. You may also recognize him from Raiders of the Lost Ark playing the nazi officer Dietrich.
My grandfather landed on Omaha beach on D-day. He always wanted to go back but his health deteriorated too quickly for us to get him there once he told us. I’m really looking forward to watching this movie, for Jim. Thanks for surviving the war so I could live a life of peace gramps. :)
I've had 53-years of Michale Cane, and to see him in the last years of his life saddens me. It reminds me that nothing lasts forever. I don't like seeing my childhood movies stars get old. :(
Filmed at Camber Sands near Hastings. I visited some months ago and in the tearoom the owner told me how they had Micheal Caine in the week before and how wonderful he was with everyone.
God bless Sir Michael. This film came from a deep place in his heart. One of my great uncles was a D-Day veteran (mechanised infantry, the first assault, 6 June).
Two of the greatest actors that ever lived helping us remember one of the last battles of Hitler’s useless war. May the memories of the brave and departed remind us we Must Never Forget the value of freedom, friendship and unwavering love. ☮️❤️
not one of the last battles. there was far to go after the landing. battle of the bulge is probably the most well known of the "last battles"... but there were more large scale battles to come!
@@tewkewl Not forgetting what was happening in the Pacific.If the Japanese hadn’t surrendered after those two atomic bombs had been dropped in 1945, all Allied troops were on standby to head for the Invasion of Japan,which if it had happened,would have been the biggest and bloodiest battle in human history.The battles of Iwo Jima in February 45 and Okinawa in April 45, told us what was to come if the Invasion of Japan had happened.It would have been hell on Earth!
Looks like a great film and a great tribute to our fallen heros. I cant begin to imagine what our boys endured for the future safety of the us all. True legends each and every one of them. 🇬🇧
Based on the life of Bernie Jordan, WW2 Veteran took part in Operation Overlord the codename for the Battle of Normandy, as a Royal Navy officer in 1944. What a lovely film this will be to honour his life and those who lost theirs and survivors both allies and 'enemy'.
Sir Michael Caine is a world treasure, one of the last of a treasured bread of true artists who can effortlessly evoke emotions from an audience, no green screen or CGI required, just pure talent 👍👍👍
Looks awesome. My Dad was at Normandy, the Western Desert and Sicily and finally into Germany. He'd have loved this film, sadly he passed in 1980 far too early. Me? Vietnam. Uncle Korea. My younger brother. 22 years in USAF. Wife? Marines. Mom? Lived near Sheffield, during WWII growing up, she's gone also. My Grandfather? WWI. Just the preview made me tear up. Will the young appreciate this movie, or will they flock to another superhero movie or Barbie? How many truly know what was given and yes it was given for all future generations and should never be forgotten. To all the vets commenting here? I salute all of you, deeply. Thank You isn't enough!
I’m a British veteran,bosnia Kosovo Sierra Leone Anyone out there who doesn’t know what to do when you talk to one,it’s exactly that.just talk I bought another ww2 veterans lunch the other day,and in return the owner said yours is on the house My grandfather and great uncle ww1 My father Korea,Malaya Myself bosnia Kosovo Sierra Leone bosnia(again) My son 2 years service,he will get his chance All over the world we are brothers 🇬🇧🇬🇧
My uncle John was a tanker in the 3rd Armored. He was the only one in his squad to survive D-Day. He went on to earn 5 battle stars and a Purple Heart. His tank was destroyed at the Battle of the Bulge. He passed on June 6th 2001. He said that he could see his squad were waiting outside his hospital room.
As a son of a vietnam vet and nephew of a vietnam vet this trailer made me tear up. The scene with german soldiers was great and the scene in the cemetary with him emotional reminded me of my dad when we visited the vietnam wall.
Please give Michael Caine an Oscar for this and let the story be a lesson to us all that War is futile. It just causes pain and heart ache to everyone involved except the perpetrators.
Man this movie got to me😢😢😢. I will never know if I will.be able to ever walk through Iraqi desert again where so many of brother and sisters in arms fought alongside but I am definitely grateful for those who gave their all.
Ooouf, that is what I call a perfect little trailer. Makes you smile and then hit's you right in the feels. Can't wait to see it, hopefully it comes to Canada.
I doubt it will come to my little town in Canada. All we get is the Marvel crap, the MI crap, the Fast & Furious crap. God forbid we should get a good movie with terrific actors once in a while.
We admire you for all the times you have entertained us Sir Michael Caine and thank you for your service in the Korean War. you have been one of my heroes since I could walk and talk and watch movies and tv with my dad he was a vet also god Bless you Dad. From a bridge too far Zulu,Batman, the original Italian job , Alfie,get CARTER, dirty rotten scoundrels and I can go on thank you Sir Michael Cain. God Bless you. From Ronin in Boston Ma.
Goosebumps just watching the trailer..........respect to all those who were there..............Sir Michael......proves again why he's up there with the best.....
This looks fabulous and a fitting reminder of the greatness of the late great Dame Glenda Jackson and the incomparable Sir Michael Caine. A real film …
Guaoo! Increible como ya Michael Caine se ve a sus 90 años y sigue actuando! admirable y pensar que las nuevas generaciones se ofenden y se cansan de nada. Aqui una muestra de que hasta los actores mas reconocidos no son maquinas, son seres humanos que envejecen, sienten y se cansan tambien, Recuerdo aquella escena ed la ultima Batman de Christopher Nolan donde Michael sale llorando, una escena de segundos pero que marca y pega en el corazon.. Michael Caine es un grande...
WOW! Excellent trailer. I’ve always enjoyed watching any movie Michael Caine appeared in. He is one of the greatest actors of all time in my book. He had a style all his own and could adapt to anything. Wished he could have won more than 6 Oscars and 2 Academy awards because he certainly deserved the few he did get. All my respect Michael and you can bet I’ll be watching this one as well.
This just came up on my feed, but i'm so glad it did! In the space of 15 months i've had to say goodbye to both my parents (mum on new years day '22, dad just 3 months ago) who were both in their 90s (mum 92, dad 95) and these 2 people remind me so much of them. I know Michael is a Bermondsey boy, but mum and dad were from just the other side of the thames in Stepney, was childhood sweethearts since primary school and were married for 73 years and since i was born in the '60s didn't move less that 1.5 miles in the area...these people were the definition of cockneys, Londoners through and through. I'm going to go see this film, even though i know i'm going to cry like a baby just because it'll remind me of them and the stories they've told me over the years. Thank you for making this film.
This movie is a gem and a lesson of life in one. It honours the greatest generation on both sides of the fence and presents us with a wonderfull manner of bringing the message. 10/10, a film for the ages.
I love Michael Caine's work and he seems to give an amazing performance in this movie - ditto for the late great Glenda Jackson. Caine's performance reminded me of my grandfather, who served in the Pacific theater of WWII. Very excited to see this in the theater!
I absolutely love Michael Caine. He is definitely an historic and accomplished actor. I can't think of a movie that he has made that I didn't like. And this one had my eyes sweating 🥲. I look forward to seeing it.
It teared me up when I saw Michael cried in one of those scenes. That’s the power of real acting that spread the emotions through the screen and touch the viewers.❤
1:35 I NEED to see this movie... I've been across Europe and stood in those many, many, MANY cemeteries that dot the landscape. They're simply everywhere. Vimy Ridge, the Menin Gate and so many other amazing testaments to history. It is such an incredible, humbling and heart-wrenching experience.
this brings a tear to my eye. My dad was DDay veteran, landing on Juno Beach. For the 40th anniversary I asked him whether he might be interested in going back. His answer was "I've already been there, why would I want to go back". He never did but I went in 2017. It was a very moving experience.
Wow, tears in my eyes watching this. I still say, these men are the greatest generation of all time. I’m ashamed we have people now who think social media influencers are famous
This looks epic Michael Caine is one of our best home grown actors and watched many of his films more than once. from Zulu to All the war classics like Bridge too far and Battle of Britain. and my all time fav? of course has to be Italian Job. He must have been heartbroken to hear of the recent passing of Glenda. I'm sure this will be honouring her for her own contributions to entertainment. I'll definately go see this.
I’ve just watched the trailer (6 times) sobbed my heart out. My husband came home from work and I showed him the trailer - we both sobbed our hearts out (7th time for me). We are going to be a mess in the cinema. Great, great actors. This film had to be made and now is the right time. I salute the movie makers and all those who gave their lives for us. I just hope those who gave their lives so bravely cannot see the ungrateful me, me generation spawned today. RiP my hero’s
I daren't admit how many times I teared up while watching this last night. Of course, the heart of the story is the relationship between Bernard and Irene and Michael Caine and Glenda Jackson kick it out of the park, they are fantastic together. So sad that as she is no longer with us and he has announced his retirement (at 90!) this is the final film for both of them - but what a way to go.
Next June will be my first visit to Normandy without a D-Day veteran friend with me, or there at at the beaches, they are all gone now. I've been going every 5 years for the major D-Day celebrations, but this one just won't be the same. I am looking forward to this movie, but I am already emotional after watching the clip. Michael Caine is perfect for this role.
That's what I call great acting. Even a trailer can tug at your heart
I'm not crying, you're crying.
esp when it shows you the whole movie
@@1978sjthaha I was crying and I wanted to say a comment like yours. Haha so good and movie looks so good
True
It's not acting. He was a Royal Fusilier.
Michael Caine is a Korean War combat veteran. I would not be surprised at all if the emotions from this film are both a mix of masterful acting and heartfelt sorrow for his brothers. It's beautiful.
Michael Caine should be a korean war vet that says racist shit but warms up to an asian kid and treats him like a son
Thank you! I was wondering if he was involved in WWII.
@@honkhonk8009 Great idea for a script. They should make that into a movie!
@@honkhonk8009Like Grand Torino you mean?
@jjlasne he was evacuated to the countryside during the war as he was still a kid.
His father did serve in WWII. Though Caine was on deployment in West Germany before being shipped to Korea.
We just held a little celebration for a friend who is 104 years old. It marked 80 years since he was rescued after his Halifax crashed into the Mediterranean on July 17th, 1943. He and 5 other crew members were rescued 9 days later. We asked him what kept him going, and he said hope. His pilot was 20 years old, and he landed the Halifax on the ocean, getting all the crew into the dinghy safely before it broke apart.
The crash site was 300 miles from the Italian mainland and 150 miles from the North African coast. After 212 hours, they were finally rescued by a British destroyer. A true hero and a gentleman.
Bless him! Like your friend, heroes are all around us. Not forever, so if you know of one, please let them know.
I had one uncle serve on a Halifax and one on a Lancaster. Both survived and never talked about it.
I love these kinds of stories. They truly were the greatest generation.
Imagine such a feat at 20 years old too, incredible
My Grandfather, a Beaufighter pilot, apparently said something along the lines of being happy he was based in the Mediterranean because if he crashed, he would rather be in Mediterranean waters than the Atlantic's. I wish I met him. Bless our heroes.
90 years old and still acting. What a national treasure this man is.
Clint Eastwood is 93 and is still acting and directing.
@@redmustangredmustang amazing. They’re inspirational.
@@redmustangredmustangwonder if MC gas even considered directing?🤔🎩
I honestly hadn't realised he was that old. I think the fact he was in his mid-seventies for the batman films has blown my mind more
@@SamFr1000he currently retired 😭
I was living in Paris 25 years ago when my father made his first trip to Europe to visit.
He was in the 82nd and 101st airborne after WWII and was a historian who later taught high school history.
We went to Normandy and he walked the beaches and walked the cemeteries of The Allies but we were also humbled by the care and respect given German graves. They were just as manicured as the others.
Seeing him get lost in the history as we went from place to place to have his fill of putting all the pieces together.
We missed the last train back to Paris and had to sleep at the Bayeaux Hôtel de la Gare - a seldom used room in the attic of the brasserie at the station. It was an ancient building and we joked as we shared the old bed with what seemed to be a straw mattress and joked how this must have been how it was 50 years hence.
That trip was one of the dearest memories I have of him.
Miss you dad.
Every day.
That's a nice memory. Last month I took a trip with my Dad to Gettysburg, and we made good memories!
BEAUTIFUL story. May you and Dad up there, be blessed.
Thanks for sharing that. Precious.
😢Absolutely beautiful.
Jesus bless you
Great to see Glenda Jackson on screen again. She was an awesome actress. May she rest in peace.
RIP Glenda Jackson (May 9, 1936 - June 15, 2023), aged 87
You will be remembered as a legend.
One of her finest performances I will remember forever, was for the BBC, when she played Queen Elizabeth the first, way back in the 1970s. Her dialogue with her spymaster, Walsingham, played by Stephen Murray, was explosive, with amazing performances from both of them.
She was fantastic in the movie, women in love, with Oliver Reed and Alan Bates
Just when you think an actor can't give us another stunning performance, along comes Mr Caine and Glenda Jackson who knock it out of the park. I'm old enough to have memories of both of them in their younger years making box office classics. To see them still as strong in their twilight years is just heart-warming, sadly since, Glenda has passed away but Michael keeps working away doing what he loves doing. Legend.
I doubt if the grave will even stop him, I hope😊
@@tennisbum3686 Me too..He'll blow the bloody doors off..
Michael Caine just announced his Retirement from Acting.
@@Ennis007 I give him 6months before he comes out of retirement. It's in his blood..If f does retire fully then all I can say is he deserves it..
Could not agree with you more, no way do we have actors of their talent and range and doubt we ever will.
I loved the scene where the German veteran doesn’t even say the words “I’m sorry” but it’s implied and Michael Caine replies “me too” these unspoken moments and brilliant performance in every scene is why Michael Caine is a Legend
Nah, I think he was about to say, I'm still waiting for my soup..
@@Robil63 Notta lotta people know that.
I thought he was remembering the battle and the PTSD that came after. A shared experience between them.
@@Robil63 nah, he was gonna apologise for bombing our chippys
I think what they were going for was he was saying "This was my beach too." Unless the original context was cut for the trailer. It's not a matter of one side apologizing to the other, but a handful of old soldiers finding solace in each other's company. They all went through hell, just on different sides of the field.
Sir Michael Caine is such a great actor. He brought a tear to my eye just in the trailer. That is what makes a great actor. It doesn't matter that he is a superstar within a few seconds he brought the character to life and brought us with him.
This also looks like a great send-off for Dame Glenda Jackson.
...yep, I don't ever remember being brought to tears by a trailer before
Me too! Where’s the tissues! It’s in the diary, I’ll be there to watch it!
Interesting story elsewhere on CZcams, with Sir Mike tells us about his experiences in the Korean War. Michael and his other squaddie mates, crawling on their bellies through the Chinese lines, so close to the enemy that he could smell the garlic on their breath.
Michael said that afterwards, he's never ever been frightened of anything since.
Yes. Can't think of another occasion where a trailer got to me that way.
@@raypurchase801 - Yes, I never considered it but he had personal experience to draw on when he stood by the graves and said "What a waste". I'm sure he lost friends in Korea. I read in the news that he made a rare public appearance with other veterans for the 70th anniversary of the ceasefire in Korea which was last month. Life imitating art.
I was in Normandy for the D-Day celebrations in 2014, and remember this story. I had the privilege to meet two D-Day veterans, one British and one American, getting to talk about their experiences for 40 minutes. It's a memory I'll carry with me for the rest of my life.
If the trailer can bring a tear to your eye, imagine how you'll be by the end of the film! Looks fantastic, Sir Michael Caine is an absolute legend!
I'm not crying! you're crying, i'm just chopping onions...
@@iWhacko They must be some onions cos 5 days later they've set me off too .
The Cry I didn't know I needed today.
I cried and after the film there were women in the toilets crying, beautiful film. 😢
The part that is touching is where he looks at all the headstones and says "what a waste"! And here we are again in history, ready to fill our graveyards once again!
Well, i held it together for about a minute before i started crying, this is going to be a beautiful movie, Michael Caine is one of the greatest actors of all time.
I am a proud veteran and even a prouder man who honors those who led the way. I dont believe how emotional I am watching this clip. I can't wait to see the film. Thank you to all who served, are serving, and to my fallen heroes. I love you all! Salute! 🫡
I'm a Veteran also, and shed a tear, watching the trailer, Michael Cane is fantastic and Glenda Jackson also, such a fitting final film for her, looking forward to seeing it in the cinema's.
Yup, it got me too.
Stop honouring illegal, murderous invasions of other countries under entirely false pretexts. The USA has been the leading global terrorist since WW2 and needs no honouring.
There's a great yt channel "Best Defense". An NFL former player (this is true) is using his money to bring WWII Americans and Canadians to Europe and their former battlefields. He didn't plan it, but when locals in Europe hear they're coming, they plan parades with great love.
Salute, tou You, and to my fellow soldiers, and to my former enemies.
Michael Caine still making movies is incredible. I love that he chose to focus on this story as well; something meaningful.
My grandfather served in the RAF during WWII. He passed away on June 17th, 1996, when I was only 10 years old. As an adult, I feel a profound sadness at never having had the opportunity to understand what he did for his country and the world, so that I could express my respect for him, man to man, while he was still alive.
same as me with my grandad.. but you know within yourself, you DO understand what he did for his country, for his family, for the people,....for you even at the time he had no idea you would ever exist, that why he did what he did, he knew that had to be done, im the same, i wish i could talk to my grandad and tell him just...thank you
If you had a relationship with your grandfather, he got a lot out of it, more than you'll ever know😊
My dad (Canadian army) landed on the beaches on June 7th. One day after D-Day. He was lucky he was not in the first assault. He did get seriously wounded later and was send back home. He never did say much about the war. My wife's parents were both in the British army. Her mother in England and her father in North Africa, Italy, Germany. Neither talked much about the war. I feel proud of them all; also am proud of all who served for what they did and the sacrifices they made. This trailer brings a tear to my eyes as I think of all those that served and especially tears for those that never returned.
@@garfieldsmith332 "especially tears for those that never returned"
@@MANIKO5 We owe them all a debt that will never be repaid. We need to remember them forever.
Thinking about Glenda Jackson who died recently and my father who fought in WW2, this trailer brought tears to my eyes and I don't cry easily.
Micheal Caine once again showing how seemingly effortlessly he is able to evoke to strongest emotions. I really want to see this movie after watching the trailer and that is rare these days. It also looks like a great send off for Glenda Jackson too, an actress who always gave solid performances.
I have spent the last 16 years going to church with Tom Rice, who passed away last year at 101. I had the privilege of jumping with him a couple times to honor his jump with the boys the night before DDay.
This movie sounds a lot like his story, EXCEPT, he never once talked about it being a waste! He was never sad about those he lost, he said the best he would see again soon.
He was (and I believe most definitely still is) a man of deep and cheerful faith. He taught me how to properly process my own deployments.
Two brilliant actors, Michael Caine and Glenda Jackson are a great double-act. And such a moving story. I cried at some parts of the film. It really gets to you.
And there is something moving and even awe-inspiring in seeing these two British icons together.
Rest in Peace Glenda Jackson 1936 - 2023. Aged 87. This was her final film.
With it being based on the wonderful true story of Bernie Jordan, the fantastic cast and being so obviously filmed with love and compassion to all who fought it’s a winner, what a shame the fabulous Glenda Jackson is no longer with us. ❤
Somehow I missed the death Glenda Jackson, great actress.
I'd better hydrate for two solid days before and after seeing this film. If you see a 65-year-old guy with an empty popcorn bucket over his head when the house lights come up, please pretend you don't hear the blubbering sounds. Thanks.
Oh, that may explain why her name was first in the credit's above Caine's. RIP.
Never in my life have I sobbed because of a movie trailer, not the movie, but the actual trailer. I really hope this turns out as good as it feels like it will!
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those godamned ninja onion peelers were round at my place too!
In tears already, and that's just the trailer. Can't wait to see this! Rest in peace Glenda Jackson.
I have been to Normandy twice with my son and visited the beaches and cemeteries. You realise the immense effort and loss of so many brave young lives at that time. This film will be a great tribute to them lest we should forget. Michael & Glenda at their best.
I was born in 1979.... and I've always been in awe of my grandads generation. The stories they told and the the horrors that generation witnesses during WW2. That generation never truly recovered from their experiences and I'm man enough to admit I'm typing this with a tear in my eye. Thank you Alfred Chapman and Charles William Ingham
Bravo, young man! No shame in admitting that tear. Mine flow regularly, as tears of love and gratitude. My father was part of The Greatest Generation. Born in 1922, he's gone 6 years now but lives on I'm my heart and my sons too. I'm so grateful that my father got to know his grandson and my boy got to know and love his "Papa." Thanks, Dad. You're always both a decorated hero and mine too.
My husband… is having an affair…I don’t want to talk about it!
Even the trailer brings a tear 😢 can’t wait
SAME HERE !!! I CRIED TOO DAMN !
Yep...tears in my eyes too, 😢 46 seconds in!🤯
Oh my ❤ 😢
Ditto 😢
How heartwarming that these 2 were reunited 48 years after their first film together - The Romantic Englishwoman.
Over the years I have grown to admire the acting of Michael Caine more and more. So I am very much looking forward to seeing what will probably be one of his last films and it will be even more treasured for having Glenda Jackson in it too.
It's wonderful that so many of Caine's films are available here on CZcams. He's got 2 Academy Awards but he also richly deserves the Lifetime Achievement Award if anyone does.
Beautifully put, Steven 👏 I can only concur ☺
First time seeing her was in a touch of class, I was smitten
@@simonbridges3835 Hard to imagine this is Alfie & Charlie Croker at 90 ! worlds apart
I cried nearly all the way through this trailer and normally I hardly watch a film because they are so basic nowadays so it was a pleasure to see something well thought out and acted by two real powerhouses. I’m so glad they still make films like this rather than the CGI stuff that dominates now. Honestly such a pleasure to see this is coming out and I can’t wait to watch it.
So did I x
Look up Bernie Jordan. Truth is often more captivating. I hope they keep this movie as close to the true events as it happened.
The older Michael Caine gets the more he looks and acts and sounds like my dad - and the story is almost too personal Dad was in the British army, 1st Middlesex and captured in Hong Kong. He missed a Lisbon Maru memorial service on Dongji Island due to poor health. He died a few years back at 101. Mr Caine is doing a creditable impression of my dad in this. When I see it I'll probably bawl my eyes out, cause I got misty eyed just seeing the trailer.
Thank you for your dad’s service and the sacrifices those men made.
101!
I know exactly what you mean Dave. I was also reminded of my father. Caine's gait, the tone of voice, the humbleness, the shakiness. Even the bit where he says "what a waste" was typical of my father in later years, who would get emotional when remembering moving moments (good or bad).
I thank you for your Fathers service and the hundreds of thousands like him. God Bless you Dave
My father also landed at D-Day - as a yank. Michael Caine doesn't remind me of him but I can still see him in stories like this. God bless you Dave.
I'm not crying, you're crying. I've never had a movie trailer get me like this one did. The movie looks wonderful.
No your crying
RIP Bernard Jordan - the former Royal Navy veteran that inspired this story. What a legend.
When I saw the cemetery in the trailer , located in Normandie , near my sister’s house , it gave me chills. I also encourage everyone going to France to visit the sacred places where many young souls lost their lives…. Including the German cemetery( in La Cambe )near Bayeux.
The German actor is the German General who gave the end of war speech in Band of Brothers nearly 23 years ago. His name is Wolf Kahler. Looks like his face hasn't changed much.
You may also recognize him from Raiders of the Lost Ark playing the nazi officer Dietrich.
Seems like a very good and fitting choice to play this role.
He looked familiar except I couldn't place him. Thanks
Yes! Raiders. Thanks, I can his face melt in my mind.
Underrated actor
How awesome. I remember both performances
My grandfather landed on Omaha beach on D-day. He always wanted to go back but his health deteriorated too quickly for us to get him there once he told us. I’m really looking forward to watching this movie, for Jim. Thanks for surviving the war so I could live a life of peace gramps. :)
I've had 53-years of Michale Cane, and to see him in the last years of his life saddens me. It reminds me that nothing lasts forever. I don't like seeing my childhood movies stars get old. :(
Nobody can make you cry like Michael Caine. What a legend.
Dear god I have goose bumps at those performances and thats just the bloody trailer !!
SAME HERE ! SIR MICHAEL CAINE ! LEGEND
Filmed at Camber Sands near Hastings. I visited some months ago and in the tearoom the owner told me how they had Micheal Caine in the week before and how wonderful he was with everyone.
God bless Sir Michael. This film came from a deep place in his heart. One of my great uncles was a D-Day veteran (mechanised infantry, the first assault, 6 June).
He is for real 90 years old and coming out with a new movie... Michael Caine is beyond words. Just pheromonal.
Two of the greatest actors that ever lived helping us remember one of the last battles of Hitler’s useless war. May the memories of the brave and departed remind us we Must Never Forget the value of freedom, friendship and unwavering love. ☮️❤️
All wars are useless if you're the loser.
what are you talking useless? hitler freed billions of people from western countries rule
not one of the last battles. there was far to go after the landing. battle of the bulge is probably the most well known of the "last battles"... but there were more large scale battles to come!
@@tewkewl Not forgetting what was happening in the Pacific.If the Japanese hadn’t surrendered after those two atomic bombs had been dropped in 1945, all Allied troops were on standby to head for the Invasion of Japan,which if it had happened,would have been the biggest and bloodiest battle in human history.The battles of Iwo Jima in February 45 and Okinawa in April 45, told us what was to come if the Invasion of Japan had happened.It would have been hell on Earth!
@@senoJSR even the winners lose. They lose men, resources, and time. War is a lose-lose battle.
Looks like a great film and a great tribute to our fallen heros. I cant begin to imagine what our boys endured for the future safety of the us all. True legends each and every one of them. 🇬🇧
Based on the life of Bernie Jordan, WW2 Veteran took part in Operation Overlord the codename for the Battle of Normandy, as a Royal Navy officer in 1944. What a lovely film this will be to honour his life and those who lost theirs and survivors both allies and 'enemy'.
Sir Michael Caine is a world treasure, one of the last of a treasured bread of true artists who can effortlessly evoke emotions from an audience, no green screen or CGI required, just pure talent 👍👍👍
Fabulous actors, and a real heart wrencher. A tribute to those that didnt come back too.
Looks awesome. My Dad was at Normandy, the Western Desert and Sicily and finally into Germany. He'd have loved this film, sadly he passed in 1980 far too early. Me? Vietnam. Uncle Korea. My younger brother. 22 years in USAF. Wife? Marines. Mom? Lived near Sheffield, during WWII growing up, she's gone also. My Grandfather? WWI. Just the preview made me tear up. Will the young appreciate this movie, or will they flock to another superhero movie or Barbie?
How many truly know what was given and yes it was given for all future generations and should never be forgotten.
To all the vets commenting here? I salute all of you, deeply. Thank You isn't enough!
I’m a British veteran,bosnia Kosovo Sierra Leone
Anyone out there who doesn’t know what to do when you talk to one,it’s exactly that.just talk
I bought another ww2 veterans lunch the other day,and in return the owner said yours is on the house
My grandfather and great uncle ww1
My father Korea,Malaya
Myself bosnia Kosovo Sierra Leone bosnia(again)
My son 2 years service,he will get his chance
All over the world we are brothers 🇬🇧🇬🇧
My uncle John was a tanker in the 3rd Armored. He was the only one in his squad to survive D-Day. He went on to earn 5 battle stars and a Purple Heart. His tank was destroyed at the Battle of the Bulge. He passed on June 6th 2001. He said that he could see his squad were waiting outside his hospital room.
As a son of a vietnam vet and nephew of a vietnam vet this trailer made me tear up. The scene with german soldiers was great and the scene in the cemetary with him emotional reminded me of my dad when we visited the vietnam wall.
Please give Michael Caine an Oscar for this and let the story be a lesson to us all that War is futile. It just causes pain and heart ache to everyone involved except the perpetrators.
They'll never stop it, They make too much money on it
who do you think is behind those all wars (((them))) a group that never wants peace a group that's kickedout too many times 109@@tennisbum3686
Man this movie got to me😢😢😢. I will never know if I will.be able to ever walk through Iraqi desert again where so many of brother and sisters in arms fought alongside but I am definitely grateful for those who gave their all.
In tears watching a trailer, Thank you Sir Michael Caine and the late Great Glenda Jackson!!!!😢
Ooouf, that is what I call a perfect little trailer. Makes you smile and then hit's you right in the feels. Can't wait to see it, hopefully it comes to Canada.
I doubt it will come to my little town in Canada. All we get is the Marvel crap, the MI crap, the Fast & Furious crap. God forbid we should get a good movie with terrific actors once in a while.
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Make your own?
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@@luciebrisson5881MI is not crap...
We admire you for all the times you have entertained us Sir Michael Caine and thank you for your service in the Korean War.
you have been one of my heroes since I could walk and talk and watch movies and tv with my dad he was a vet also god Bless you Dad. From a bridge too far Zulu,Batman, the original Italian job , Alfie,get CARTER, dirty rotten scoundrels and I can go on thank you Sir Michael Cain.
God Bless you.
From Ronin in Boston Ma.
RIP Glenda Jackson 🙏
One of the greatest actors of all time. I absolutely love Michael's movies❤
That had me in tears 😢😊. What a final film for Glenda Jackson to make! I hope Sir Michael makes many more! He's a national icon!
Very well said and I totally agree!
Hopefully he gets to do whatever he wants instead.
No way there will be many more... maybe a couple, this could be his last and understandably so.
My favorite Michael Caine movie is Harry Brown. It has every emotion that you can think of. Such a brilliant classy actor.
You will never get actors and actresses of this class again
A fitting tribute to all the men and women who gave their lives that we maybe here today 🙏
Caine fits the story and film very well. I salute him
Goosebumps just watching the trailer..........respect to all those who were there..............Sir Michael......proves again why he's up there with the best.....
A fitting tribute to Glenda Jackson and to see Caine again is always good. Time takes us all. Make the most of it.
Michael Caine has been a legend for years
This looks fabulous and a fitting reminder of the greatness of the late great Dame Glenda Jackson and the incomparable Sir Michael Caine.
A real film …
Guaoo! Increible como ya Michael Caine se ve a sus 90 años y sigue actuando! admirable y pensar que las nuevas generaciones se ofenden y se cansan de nada. Aqui una muestra de que hasta los actores mas reconocidos no son maquinas, son seres humanos que envejecen, sienten y se cansan tambien, Recuerdo aquella escena ed la ultima Batman de Christopher Nolan donde Michael sale llorando, una escena de segundos pero que marca y pega en el corazon.. Michael Caine es un grande...
First superhero movie i've wanted to watch in a long while.
Real world, Old school british version of captain america, awesome!
Nice to see Glenda looking so well also, it really is, God bless her and Mike. xxx
A truly great actor whom I have loved since I was a little girl. 90 years old and still showin' them how it's done!
Agree. Loved him the first time I laid eyes on him in the 60s.
WOW! Excellent trailer. I’ve always enjoyed watching any movie Michael Caine appeared in. He is one of the greatest actors of all time in my book. He had a style all his own and could adapt to anything. Wished he could have won more than 6 Oscars and 2 Academy awards because he certainly deserved the few he did get. All my respect Michael and you can bet I’ll be watching this one as well.
He should also get a BAFTA for this.
This just came up on my feed, but i'm so glad it did!
In the space of 15 months i've had to say goodbye to both my parents (mum on new years day '22, dad just 3 months ago) who were both in their 90s (mum 92, dad 95) and these 2 people remind me so much of them. I know Michael is a Bermondsey boy, but mum and dad were from just the other side of the thames in Stepney, was childhood sweethearts since primary school and were married for 73 years and since i was born in the '60s didn't move less that 1.5 miles in the area...these people were the definition of cockneys, Londoners through and through.
I'm going to go see this film, even though i know i'm going to cry like a baby just because it'll remind me of them and the stories they've told me over the years.
Thank you for making this film.
Michael Caine up for one more bit of brilliance.
This looks absolutely delightful to watch. Two amazingly talented actors. Looking forward to this.
This movie is a gem and a lesson of life in one. It honours the greatest generation on both sides of the fence and presents us with a wonderfull manner of bringing the message. 10/10, a film for the ages.
I keep forgetting that Michael Caine is in his 90s. What an amazing actor.
I love Michael Caine's work and he seems to give an amazing performance in this movie - ditto for the late great Glenda Jackson. Caine's performance reminded me of my grandfather, who served in the Pacific theater of WWII. Very excited to see this in the theater!
he fr is 90 still making films😭😭 what an icon
Clint Eastwood too
Michael Caine and Glenda Jackson you absolute legends, definitely watching this.
This is a wonderful wonderful film. Funny, sad, moving, thought provoking. Michael Caine and Glenda Jackson were magnificent. Don’t miss this film.
What a great story to tell...what a great actor to bring it to our attention!
Sir Michael Caine always delivers... never disappoints.
One of my favorite actors ever!
I absolutely love Michael Caine. He is definitely an historic and accomplished actor. I can't think of a movie that he has made that I didn't like. And this one had my eyes sweating 🥲. I look forward to seeing it.
"Well, He has done it before"
"Well, only then of course they were shooting at him."
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It teared me up when I saw Michael cried in one of those scenes. That’s the power of real acting that spread the emotions through the screen and touch the viewers.❤
I was tearing up near the end... & then that last line made me giggle!
1:35 I NEED to see this movie... I've been across Europe and stood in those many, many, MANY cemeteries that dot the landscape. They're simply everywhere. Vimy Ridge, the Menin Gate and so many other amazing testaments to history. It is such an incredible, humbling and heart-wrenching experience.
Oh I love sir Michael Caine..
Im definitely gonna watch this film
OMG! Michael Caine and Glenda Jackson. Now that is a winning combo.
In 1994 I fundraised for Normandy Veterans, they were great people to be around and listen to their stories.
The trailer already made me cry. Would I make it through the film? 😭😭😭
Tears in my eyes .. so touching. can't wait to see it
this brings a tear to my eye. My dad was DDay veteran, landing on Juno Beach. For the 40th anniversary I asked him whether he might be interested in going back. His answer was "I've already been there, why would I want to go back". He never did but I went in 2017. It was a very moving experience.
Wow, tears in my eyes watching this. I still say, these men are the greatest generation of all time.
I’m ashamed we have people now who think social media influencers are famous
Dammit. I'm going to cry like a baby. I know it.
Tears in my eyes, can't wait, what acting.
FIRST…..THIS ACTOR….THIS ACTOR MAN….WE HAVE NOT APPRECIATED HIM ENOUGH ❤❤❤🎉
This looks epic Michael Caine is one of our best home grown actors and watched many of his films more than once. from Zulu to All the war classics like Bridge too far and Battle of Britain. and my all time fav? of course has to be Italian Job.
He must have been heartbroken to hear of the recent passing of Glenda. I'm sure this will be honouring her for her own contributions to entertainment.
I'll definately go see this.
I’ve just watched the trailer (6 times) sobbed my heart out. My husband came home from work and I showed him the trailer - we both sobbed our hearts out (7th time for me). We are going to be a mess in the cinema. Great, great actors. This film had to be made and now is the right time. I salute the movie makers and all those who gave their lives for us. I just hope those who gave their lives so bravely cannot see the ungrateful me, me generation spawned today. RiP my hero’s
The generation of selfless commitment that is sadly lost as we have lost our national identification. I’m watching this as a proud veteran.
I daren't admit how many times I teared up while watching this last night. Of course, the heart of the story is the relationship between Bernard and Irene and Michael Caine and Glenda Jackson kick it out of the park, they are fantastic together. So sad that as she is no longer with us and he has announced his retirement (at 90!) this is the final film for both of them - but what a way to go.
Next June will be my first visit to Normandy without a D-Day veteran friend with me, or there at at the beaches, they are all gone now. I've been going every 5 years for the major D-Day celebrations, but this one just won't be the same. I am looking forward to this movie, but I am already emotional after watching the clip. Michael Caine is perfect for this role.