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An interfaith religious service is held in a ruined abbey. A priest tells the gathered soldiers that each religion has endorsed the war by way of allowing soldiers to eat pork if Jewish, meat on
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the coming peace – but they are oblivious to his presence. Jack finally finds himself on a tranquil hillside, where he joins his brothers for a lie down on the grass, where their figures morph into crosses. The film closes with a long slow pan out that ends in a dizzying aerial view of countless
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overshadow it. The acting seems effortless." Kevin Thomas of the
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starring Richard Attenborough. Deighton wrote the screenplay for
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Don't we pity the poor civilians sitting beside the fire.
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Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Motion Pictures
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It ranked the 16th film at the UK box office in 1969.
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The film had its premiere at the Paramount Theatre on
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2244:Wilson, David (May 1969). "Oh! What A Lovely War".
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2076:(3 October 1969). "Film Festival: Jolly Satire".
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2496:Brockett, Oscar G. and Franklin J. Hildy. 2003.
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1601:Best Cinematography in a Theatrical Feature Film
1752:"@Google: The Public Theatre's Revival of Hair"
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1978:"Books Obituaries: Raymond Hawkey"
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594:replaces Field Marshal
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3100:Blood, Tears and Folly
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2749:Charlotte Attenborough
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2498:History of the Theatre
1778:Oh! What a Lovely Tour
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2563:album series at CD41
2043:"Automatic Redirect"
1761:– via YouTube.
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315:Richard Attenborough
62:Richard Attenborough
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2111:(30 October 1969).
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1636:Golden Globe Awards
1536:Best Costume Design
1521:Best Cinematography
1381:The Washington Post
1009:as Solo Chorus Girl
943:as Scottish Soldier
931:as Scottish Soldier
820:as the Photographer
757:as Estaminet Singer
494:invasion of Belgium
474:Emperor Franz Josef
450:the First World War
416:The Long Long Trail
2765:David Attenborough
2427:. 26 December 2022
2079:The New York Times
2017:Max Arthur (2001)
2006:Deeper into Movies
1707:English rock band
1657:Best Feature Film
1506:Best Art Direction
1340:The New York Times
1149:as Music Hall Star
1079:General von Moltke
1069:Jean-Pierre Cassel
925:as Private Garbett
919:as Private Burgess
807:President Poincaré
464:and his wife, the
462:Archduke Ferdinand
414:as the radio play
375:Jean-Pierre Cassel
297:is a 1969 British
236:Paramount Pictures
226:Accord Productions
139:Jean Pierre Cassel
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3155:Funeral in Berlin
2872:Funeral in Berlin
2864:Horse Under Water
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2213:Los Angeles Times
2118:Chicago Sun Times
2031:firstworldwar.com
1838:BBC World Service
1820:978-0-521-82077-6
1717:15 Minute Musical
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1374:Los Angeles Times
1356:Chicago Sun Times
1324:Piccadilly Circus
1106:Kaiser Wilhelm II
1071:as French Colonel
1015:as Soldier Singer
953:Clifford Mollison
776:Christian Doermer
600:John Brown's Body
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1133:Sylvia Pankhurst
1129:Vanessa Redgrave
1124:Sir Henry Wilson
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1111:Laurence Olivier
1001:Kathleen Wileman
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937:as Irish Soldier
765:Tsar Nicholas II
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685:as Grandpa Smith
679:as Freddie Smith
564:Vanessa Redgrave
560:Sylvia Pankhurst
533:a volunteer army
486:Tsar Nicholas II
476:declares war on
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410:, originated by
359:Ralph Richardson
355:Vanessa Redgrave
351:Michael Redgrave
339:Laurence Olivier
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3480:Categories
3111:Screenplay
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2926:Mexico Set
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2784:(grandson)
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1786:References
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1791:Citations
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1676:Best Film
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