Before I forget (AGAiN).

[Techno]

Strength ten.....Over.

[fsn]

So are mine.

This you back on then?

Good stuff.

[Techno]

Yep, Matey.

All done !! (Though I did have one problem....Which the nice man at the other end of the phone helped me with.)

Then, as I said earlier, I was going round and around in frigging circles trying to set up an account....Which was probably more frustrating than getting 'the hub' to work.

Cheers - Danny Boyo

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Remind me, which one was the traitor? 

[Techno]

I'll have to look that up, Will.

Haven't seen that for AGES.
I can only remember two of the cast.....Was it one of them ?

Cheers - Phil

[fsn]

*Spoiler*

They all were apart from the Welshman and the American - and the radio operator who got killed on the drop.

Richard Burton, Clint Eastwood, the lovely Mary Ure, Donald Houston (who is also Welsh, but a traitor),  and three others who I can't remember the names of, Michael Hordon as the Admiral and Peter Barkworth had the firing pin from his Sten removed. Anton Differing was the obligatory German officer and is it Darren Nesbitt(?) as the SS Officer ... who watched Ingrid Pitt in the bath.

I am disappointed about the lack of knowledge of the classics!  


It helps that I watched it on Netflix last week.

[Lord Kermit of Birkenhead]

Classic !!!! Eastwood with a teleport in his MP40 magazine, sumat over 100 rounds from one load......etc etc

[Westmarcher]

Once tried counting the German casualties but fell asleep. Was a change from counting sheep.    

[was a good film in its day, though, despite having a helicopter and (possibly?) a Marder APC.]