THE BOYS IN THE BOAT | Official Trailer
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- This Christmas, the race is on. Watch the official trailer for The Boys In The Boat, from director George Clooney, starring Joel Edgerton and Callum Turner.
Based on the best-selling book about the inspirational true story of the 1936 University of Washington rowing team that competed for gold at the Summer Olympics in Berlin. See the film only in theaters this Christmas.
Directed By: George Clooney
Starring: Joel Edgerton and Callum Turner
Written By: Mark L. Smith
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THE BOYS IN THE BOAT | Official Trailer
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Those complaining there's no diversity. This is based on a true story. We value diversity, but we also respect history and truth.
Don’t see anyone but you blabbering about an irrelevant subject
Yeah.. I don't value diversity lol
Diversity = Division
Strength comes from unity.
I value diversity when it's truly representative of reality. When it's not (historically, original canon, etc) it just becomes a charade of virtue signaling redistribution - and most often distracts and divides on the failure to be authentic.
I don’t value diversity.
I rowed for the University of Washington for one year (1986-1987). It was the most physically demanding thing I ever experienced. I still have my race jersey; it symbolizes a "never quit" approach to life for me. I cannot wait to see this movie!
Go dawgs!
I never rowed but I did graduate from UW, and my connection to this movie goes further because I live in Sequim and my relatives who lived here at the time grew up alongside and knew Joe Rantz who is center of the story. The film is getting pre-screening at UW on Dec. 7 and at Sequim High School on Dec. 8.
@@dougfriendly7676
That’s awesome
I’ve lived in Puyallup my entire life
And Shorty Hunt graduated from my high school, Puyallup High School
Kind of upset that they didn’t film any of the movie in Washington though
Especially since it’s very local history
@@carolebusching392 Yeah, that's a bummer about the filming being done elsewhere. That may have something to do with the fact that Washington state laws make it too expensive to film in this state which is why so many films set here are filmed in British Columbia or Oregon. I graduated from Roosevelt High School in Seattle, which was Joe Rantz' high school.
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As one of Bob Moch's grandson's i am incredibly proud to see this incredible, seemingly impossible story come to life on the screen... My grandfather told me this story many times when I was still a child and the full impact of it never really hit me until I saw this film for the first time. Again i want to thank Jenn Gibbons of the George Pocock Foundation for finding an advance ticket for me on December 12th. This story doesnt just tug at the heartstrings... It instills pride in an amazing group of men that beat all of the odds. I was able to take my adult children to see the film last night and all three of us where moved to tears at almost every moment in the film... In closing I genuinely hope that everyone is moved as much as I have been...
An incredible story that moved this 68 year old to tears. I can't stop thinking about what those boys went through. Thank you for sharing .
@@justintolan4256rrvery 3rd
ur lying
ur not really his grandson
I would have liked to have seen more of the history of Bob Moch. He was incredible!
As someone who rows, this trailer gave me chills. I’ve been rowing since the summer before seventh grade and plan on doing it in college. I love rowing with every fiber of my being and love that rowing is getting the recognition it deserves through this movie! The book was incredible and I can’t wait to see this film!
Where might you row in college? My son rowed at the Univ of Texas and the Petite Final at Nationals in 2013.
That is crazy how two complete strangers how have such similar story’s! I also started rowing the summer before 7th grade and I’m planning on rowing in college! Good luck! Happy row
@@justarandommushroomThat is crazy! I wish you luck as well! ❤
blah blah blah, so cringe. its just boat racing
@@Domieboy so you would say hunting is dumb, it’s just being a murderer? Or hockey is dumb? It’s just slipping on frozen water? Or what about football? Grown men playing with a ball?
Easily one of the best books I’ve ever read in my life. I can’t wait for the movie.
Hey I remember reading this book for summer reading!
@@Modok.Saint424
I do. It's a great book.
You must be out of Grey Poupon.
I loved this book!!!! I always said this would make an amazing movie!!!
Same! Fantastic book
Same! I loved the book
Finally, a studio that knows how to make a trailer, with inspiring music and an uplifting story. Who knew?
I hope people come out in droves for this movie! You're right: uplifting story, AMAZING music choice, this movie looks like it deserves to be seen on the big screen.
You mean a basic Cliche trailer lol. It's Oscar bait obviously
The dialogue in the trailer includes just about every sports-movie cliche known to humankind.
I feel like the trailer gave the whole movie away. Like I already kind saw it. Don’t like those kind of trailers.
@@stephaniewozny3852 We saw the movie yesterday and it was FANTASTIC!
My Father was on the rowing team of the University of Washington during 1940’s. I heard how hard they worked and have pictures which showed him with a body builder physique. This movie is a must for me and my family!
GO HUSKIES ‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️
I was a national medalist rower in Canada when I was 14-15. The training was insane. Nothing compares to rowing
Sculling!
Humblebrag
Obviously you've never tried Dodgeball
Heart of Champions , 2021 , is also on the subj
Ultra marathon runners would disagree
My daughter rowed on the coed club team at Clemson University. I read the book soon after she joined the team. What these athletes go through during training and racing is incredible. My daughter's crews were successful, medaling in 17 races over 8 semesters.
My rowing team spent spring break in clemson, and we scrimmaged clemson crew. Great group of people.
@jamespostle6894 Clemson Crew really are a great group of people. I'm glad you found them to be!
I knew some rowing tigers in 2017 n 18
Based on a true story. I watched a special done by PBS about these young men and their coach. Remarkable story. They were incredible. All the obstacles that were put in their way yet they still managed to overcome each one. That documentary was fantastic and I still think about it. I had no idea they'd made a movie out of it. The trailer looks good. I hope George Clooney does this story and those who lived it along with their families, justice. I'll keep my fingers crossed when I go see it.
Check out the book. It’s even more incredible.
Where did you see the documentary?
@@dkadkins6545 You can see the PBS documentary (or at least portions of it) right here on youtube. I think it is called, "The Boys of '36." I watched it years ago. It's excellent.
@@dkadkins6545 PBS (Public Broadcasting System)
I saw it, too. Great story!
I was a singles' sculler in one of the very few university programs that offered sculling in the US. While the training is brutal (esp in early spring, we're talking 5:30 am wake up calls in the freezing cold, followed by the dreaded erg machine), there is something hauntingly beautiful about rowing on the water when all that hard work just comes together. I do miss it.
As a former high school rower, I'm excited to see the sport highlighted on the global stage. It was the hardest and most fulfilling thing I ever did, and taught me work ethic and passion for everything I do, even 35 years later.
As a former pre-school rower, I'm excited to see the sport highlighted as well.
Seeing your comment, I just had to echo your sentiments. Rowing has given me the character and fortitude that has seen me through the intervening 40 years.
"FOR ALL THE PEOPLE WHO NEVER BELIEVED IN YOU.......AS ONE!.........AS ONE!!!'
made me get up and run through bedroom wall.
I tried to get my coxswain to use this during our race… I don’t think our split tome has ever been lower during the final sprint 😂😂
I rowed for the University of San Diego and still row with friends 40 years later. I still am friends with the guys I rowed with, it changed my life. This was an awesome book. This is a great sport for kids to get into.
It's a tribute to you, the boys in your boat, and your coaches that you remain friends 40 years later. Congratulations
My Grandfather rowed for UW in the late 20s. The 1929 photo in the front of the book of the team members sawing a large log has my grandfather, Gail W Burleigh, in it. At Grandpa Burleigh’s funeral, his 3rd son, said he was most proud of his rowing for UW. He was a a dry land boy, very poor, but played defensive end for football in high school and a short time for UW.
However, he couldn’t stay in college and had to return to Great Falls to help his single mother pay bills. He was a husband, father to 4 sons, and a cattle rancher in MT the rest of his life. He also helped fight the MannGulch fire of 1949 since he owned the Beartooth ranch close to where to smoke jumpers died.
Looking forward to this movie, Susan
Read the book 3 times. The great George Yeoman Pocock said, It's a great art, is rowing. It's the finest art their is. It's a symphony of motion. And when you're rowing well, why it's nearing perfection. And when you near perfection, you're touching the Divine. It touches the you of yous. Which is your soul! Do the book proud George Clooney.
"It's a great art, is rowing. It's the finest art there is. It's a symphony of motion..." -George Pocock
As a crew rower this is just amazing. There’s hardly any movies about crew rowing and this looks like it will be the best one.
"THERE ARE DOZENS OF US"
It was a great movie! Loved the entire storyline. Life has enough real drama without Hollywood having to pump out garbage. When America was humble, men were resilient, and courage and sacrifice were thought worthy efforts.
I grew up in Seattle and went to the University of Washington, and I loved the book in part for what it told about both during the 1930s. The book in its organization and presentation almost felt like a screenplay so I’ve been envisioning a movie for nearly a decade. I’m disappointed that they didn’t shoot in Seattle but I’m hopeful that I’ll like the film.
The book was a masterpiece! I can’t wait for the movie
Re-reading it as we speak/write. 😊
Me neither! 😊
I rowed for UW in 86-87, and 87-88. After college I worked at Foster Pepper & Shefelman for Cam Hall. One of the firm's partners was coxswain Bob Moch! I wish he could have seen this...!
Amazing!
That is an awesome story.
you see his grand son also commented on the vid ?? that’s a crazy coincidence y’all are connected & here the both of you are
My mom went to Roosevelt in the 40s and one of these young men was her teacher. Looking forward to seeing this- Go Dawgs!
Currently reading the book. As a foreigner and resident near UW, it is amazing to see the background of that era and spirit of crew. Cannot wait to see the movie! Go dawgs!
💜💜💜💜💜💜
One of the greatest U.S. Olympic stories ever!!! Go Huskies!!!
Even though I rowed at Yale, I still cheered for UDub when reading the book. How couldn’t I?
I rowed on my college team. Played every other sport almost and felt I was in pretty good shape. Then I tried out for crew. I was so wrong. Most physically challenging sport I have ever done and I loved it!! What a great sport to showcase in a movie and an opportunity to tell the story of such an amazing team, their challenges and victory. ❤❤
Dude I totally agree! I’ve never played a sport more tiring than crew
The endurance they had in 1936 was crazy. They were all smokers too lol
Cannot wait to see this - the book was amazing... always destined for the big screen, and a group of heroes that are long overdue for their recognition...
As a rower myself who has read the book many times, I can barely explain how excited I am for this movie
I have a connection to this story in that the central character is from Sequim Washington as was some of my family, and my Dad was a student at the University of Washington during the time of this story. My Dad was always a fan of rowing, too.
As the mother of a son who rowed his heart out and coached his way into dental school and the Air Force i will be first in line for this movie! GO AMERICA!
As a former rower, this does put a smile on my face.
There's just something about it... straight magic :)
What was ur 2k
One of the best books I’ve ever read! I hope the movie can do it justice!
PBS put out a terrific documentary about these young men. It is so good and inspiring I bought a streaming version rewatching it at least once a year! This looks good too!
Leni Riestenfahl also put some film out about the rowing contests of that Olympics. It's on CZcams.
I worked at the Conibear Shellhouse and saw the boat these guys rowed in everyday. Didn’t understand until I read the book what it meant to see that boat. Stoked to watch this movie.
Dubs and I approve. Doesn't hurt that we tailgate with Rantz's grandson. :) UW Crew is still dominating today! Dad was a Husky, I'm a Husky and my daughter is at the UW now. Go Dawgs!
That is so cool!
I’m a rower and I can’t wait for this movie! My entire crew and I are gonna go see it when it comes out! The book nailed the intensity of love and commitment needed in rowing, and I can’t wait to see how the movie captures it!
What team do you row for canada or us
enjoy those days brotha
My husband rowed Crew, read the book and we loved the movie. Saw it yesterday and it was EXCELLENT! Want to see it again.
I rowed for nearly 30 years competitively and recreationally. I'm currently on haitus from rowing but it has a deep place in my heart. I hope to get back in the boat soon. Loved this book and can't wait to see the movie.
This was one of my favorite movies this year. Just a good-old-fashioned inspirational flick. They are very hard to beat!
Since I read the book many years ago I always wondered why isn’t there a movie on this fabulous piece of history - it’s about time..
I’m older, and just row on my erg. But I loved the feeling of rowing ever since I sat on an old Concept 2 Model C 30 years ago. Rowing was once followed just as much as baseball or football. I hope this reignites that fervor! The book is fantastic!
these are the kinds of movies we need nowadays
Its great to see more stuff from the 1936 olympics because so many great stories happened during these olympics and is one of the most important historic event that isnt talked about much.
Can't wait! The book was outstanding.
100%. Been looking forward to this one.
Read the book a couple of years ago. Knew zero about rowing and never cared about it. Now I believe it's one of the greatest sports out there and I can't wait to see the movie!
I've been waiting for this book to be made into a movie. So happy it's finally being done!
Me too! There were several false starts including one with Kenneth Brannaugh directing. It would have been nice to see college rowers Hugh Laurie or Bradley Cooper involved, but I’m sure Mr Clooney will do a great job dramatizing the story. As a former rower (Henley in 1982 and 2013), I’ve thought it was tímeless and a classic
I'm SO excited to see these amazing people portrayed on the big screen. The trailer gave me chills. I can't wait to see the scenes from history that I've only imagined come to life on the big screen!
This is one of my all time favorite books. I’m so stoked that they’re making a movie! I just hope they do it justice.
Love love love Callum Turner! So excited for this movie. Love the book & the story and I used to live near the UW crew house. Can’t wait!
As a Gonzaga high school rower I went to the west coast to row. I held an American record as well as was in the midst of Trail Blazers in rowing. Best years of my life and the thrill of winning stotesbury along with many other memories. I was given four copies of the book. The sheer ability to never give up is in everyone
I’m so excited for Callum Turner to be a lead in this (mainstream) movie! You may have seen him in Fantastic Beast as the brother but I quite like his other lesser known works. Very talented and so excited for his big break !
He’ll be the next Bond
I dated a women’s crew member when she was on a university team. The training and dedication to the sport and her teammates was amazing. I will definitely watch this movie. The fact that I live in Washington state and have followed their rowing crews for decades has nothing to do with my interest. LOL
A movie about strong, determined men, sacrificing themselves for the collective good, kissing girls, and eating red meat. I’m amazed this film was allowed to be made.
And the trees! They cut down trees, esp western red cedar. What they got out of that was the best lumber available for those magnificent rowing shells like the “Husky Clipper!”
Robert Moch was coxswain for this team, and he graduated from our small town high school. Our community is very proud of his accomplishments.
I've watched this over 50 times on loop mode. Love it. Can't wait!
This looks amazing. I read the book, and I really look forward to this!
P.S. If anyone seeing this hasn't read the book, but like reading at least a little, you should definitely read it eventually!
We got to see this movie tonight as a "Secret Cinema" event and we absolutely LOVED it! I'm going to see it again once it's released. ❤❤
I was recruited for and rowed on the udub crew team my freshman year back in 2008/2009. I lasted one year. Never thought I could push my body THAT hard, and I had already been doing crew four years prior to that. The thing that I remember standing out the most was the annual triathlon.
When you give men responsibility, a passion, a goal, hard work then you have people staying out of trouble, learning strength and control and teamwork 👍
I hope the back story of joe rantz is adequately covered in the movie.
One of the best books I ever read, with an intimate look at how difficult times could be, and how the brave and fearless people of our country rose to meet it. That it is true makes it all the more special.
Thanks to George Clooney we have a wonderful movie: a true story about good human values and triumph over adversity. No woke nonsense.
im not crying, you're crying. Go Dawgs.
Ditto
I have read and re-read that book at least a half-dozen times. Each time I just can’t put it down. I can’t wait to see the movie.
I’ve been waiting for this movie to come out! I can’t wait! After family time on Christmas day, Im going straight to the movies! I love George, Callum and the book. It’s going to be great! Thank you! Stories like this are SO NEEDED in times like these! ❤❤❤
I actually row for a top 10 club in the U.S for youth, and I’m stoked for this movie to come out. Hope they did their research!
They did, Daniel brown was all over it and said Clooney got it.
Christmas - when the Boys In The Boat film officially opens - is in six days. I lucked into a pre-release screening last night and was knocked out, COMPLETELY knocked out. When a book is as good and deeply layered as BITB, the film that often follows doesn't usually hit those same high notes. This one definitely did and man, I was SO glad.
Spoiler alert: there are no space ships or comic book characters in this movie, just fast boats and genuine heroes.
Just watched this movie today, it was fantastic. Highly recommend. Left with a big smile on my face. Such a good way to start the year.
The kind of feel good films I love and have been longing to watch for a while now. Strength of character persevering and overcoming obstacles. No whining. Simple and great human values. 🙌
I’m shocked, haven’t seen a trailer like this in years! Perhaps the tide is turning
Haha Nice Aquaman reference
As a UW Alum and walking the same docks these men did years ago while reading the novel...I am so excited for this one.
The book absolutely changed my life I cannot wait
In the chapter where the book talks about Washington's race against Princeton, it describes Carnegie Lake in detail. I kayak in that lake frequently and the description exactly fits what the lake is still like 100 years later. I think that was filmed on location, so I can't wait to see it. And as a very competitive dragon boat racer, I can identify with the team. I'll be one of the first people to see it.
Bob I think the rowing scenes were all filmed in the U.K. My friend plays Shorty Hunt and I’m pretty sure it was mostly shot here. I know the station scenes were shot at Kings Cross London too! They spent a large part of Spring 22 training on the Thames
@@simonlewis8507 That's so cool! Tell Bruce I said he did a great job, LOL. All the characters were just like I imagined. Sadly, the whole chapter on the Princeton race was omitted from the movie, as was Joe's early life. I guess there was only so much they could squeeze into two and a half hours.
The scene's that are supposed to depict the Montlake Cut where the UW shell house still sits, look nothing like the actual site at the University of Washington. The CG artists at least attempted to show the Montlake Bridge though the scale was horrifically out off with the original.
I rowed while at Hertford College, U of Oxford (college second “fun” crew). Got hooked instantly. Then, haven’t rowed for thirty years until finally picking up good old C2 (the legendary Model D) during pandemic. I was barely in shape, struggling to break 11 mins 2.5k. Now, after 3 years, almost 5 million meters later and losing 15 lb, I achieved lifetime best of 7:19 2k and routinely go under 20 mins 5k (my UT1 routine) which I didn't actually manage to do in my twenties. This may not look that impressive for a varsity crew but I am 48, only 5’9”, 145lb.
Anyway, as a “rower”, Boys in the boat is truly awe-inspiring in the ways that I think only rowers can fully appreciate. The book is a masterpiece and can't wait to see this movie THIS afternoon🤩
Good timing on the trailer release with Head of the Charles this weekend. 😉
👍
I rowed 4 years for the Rutgers Men's Heavyweight Crew (RU RAH RAH). So exciting to see this book come to film. Truly a legendary story for a college crew to reach the absolute highest echelons of rowing so quickly. Badass crew! Nice to see all the other rowers in the comments! Who is ready to hop on an erg??!
concept ii at home
I will be watching this movie today. I was the Cockswain for St Joseph's crew team in 1979 - 1981. We then combined schools at the boat house to form the Oakland Strokes team. Alot of early morning practices before school with strength training as well. I am so glad I was a part of it all. Many of memories! ❤
Rowing in 8's is great because it is a sport that allows David vs. Goliath stories. If a boat is firing on all cylinders, they can punch way above their weight, so to speak.
I love true, inspirational stories like this! It's amazing what people can accomplish when they are hungry and fighting for their lives!
Like the story of the fox and the rabbit; The fox is running for his dinner. The rabbit is running for his life!
"A worker’s appetite works for him because his hunger drives him onward." -Proverbs 16:26
Watching it for George Clooney's direction
Same
which direction? - this looks like any other triumphant story movie
Most emotional and motivational movie I have seen since The King's Speech. I'll see it again. I'll take others.
Dubs Up! Best crew program over the last century.
As a rower is really hits hard
Lucky Mfs probably didn’t have to hit ergs too
Probably not but have you ever rowed an old 8+? This things wheigh a Ton@@lancer8325
I’m teary eyed. I already know I would be bawling when I’m finally watching.
I loved this movie. I understand many of the critics points of view, but I just wanted a movie for once that didn't try to reinvent the wheel. It was a good story with some good drama. Maybe I'm not as smart as some of these critics... But I would watch this movie again and again.
I rowed my coastal for 24hrs solo unsupported and covered 109km with the last 20k in 1hr at an altitude of 6500ft at Carter Lake in Colorado. I am self tought and self coached.
I literally screamed with joy when I saw the trailer tonight!!!! I am so happy!
I don’t know anything about rowing but I do know I loved that book. Can’t wait for the movie .
As a penniless freshman at Rutgers in the early sixties, I washed dishes at the Commons (student cafeteria that was in a WWII "temporary" aircraft hanger) I had no money so I used to eat from the garbage pail - the leftovers from the student teams that were fed there. They fed the football a lot of meat and I got plenty of scraps. But they were chintzy with the rowing teams (varsity and JV). I always groaned when they came in. They ate every scrap. Another night I would go hungry! Guess they worked those guys, certainly more than the lazy football players whom the coaching staff seemed to want to fatten up!!
Great book! Read it on the plane to London when I rowed in the Henley Masters. Can’t wait to see it.
Greatest book I’ve ever read. It’s about time it got a movie.
This is giving me the Chariots of Fire vibes.
Nothing wrong with that😊. Great book. I wonder if they’ll cover Joe Rantz overcoming being abandoned as a teen. That girl in the trailer was his angel!
OMG !! I just watched this Movie. It is so Powerful. The Actors all gave Powerful performances, our Australian Joel Edgerton gave the most Powerful Portrayal of Coach Ulbrickson. So proud of Joel. Happy Australia Day 26th January 2024.
I didn’t think this movie would ever get made.
This was a great book. Hope the movie holds up
I read the book and it was so good. I can't wait to see how it is as a movie.
Absolutely inspiring ,beautifully done film .It brings a sense of pride and honor I havent felt in a lomg while,being born and raised here in Seattle...Always a Husky fan.What a fabulous ,triumphant story
Same with the pride and honor! I missed that feeling and didn’t realize it, till I saw this movie.
Una delle storie più autentiche del mondo del canottaggio e dello sport in generale, nel quale si esalta lo spirito e il sacrificio di ragazzi che lottano per un sogno!
Ho letto il libro tre anni fa e sto aspettando il film come quando si aspetta un eclissi!😊
Absolutely a heroic story which needs to be seen! Read the book first before watching the movie!
As a hs and college coxswain love this book and story. I especially enjoy hearing the cox at the end.
This is an outstanding film that brilliantly captures the world of The Great Depression, rowing and commitment. Set against the 1936 Berlin Olympics, it has the potential to become a future classic akin to "Miracle". As someone who knew nothing about rowing, I was hooked from start to finish. The storytelling and performances make it a riveting cinematic experience, appealing to both sports enthusiasts and those who love a compelling, emotionally resonant story. A must-watch that transcends the sport!
My Father-in-Law rowed for the University of Washington Huskies in the early 1970s.
He was also in the Naval ROTC. After graduation his active-duty service was as an assistant crew coach at the Naval Academy in Annapolis. His girlfriend was a Washington cheerleader, who he later married. Now in their 70s, they are still rowing in senior competitive events.