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Watched it las night too.
Seems to me that what they did was even more of an achievement than came over in the film. They were tunnelling through dry sand rather than soil which meant there was a constant problem with the tunnel collapsing on top of them. |
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three did escape but think they were fluent german speakers...........certainly not australian
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Over 3.5 escapee backers seething.
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Three made it home out 76 who got out. Fifty were muredered by the Gestapo.
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JM...........you lot supported hitler so its was a double seething
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My lot?
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irish
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you have an irish flag beside your name..............I assume you have some connection with the emerald isles
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Londoner mate.
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why the irish flag??
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ISIS nicked the best colours, had to make do with this one.
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did 23 die in a concerntration camp ?
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Both Peter Butterworth and Talbot Rothwell himself were prisoners there at the time.
I can understand why they didn't do a Carry On Tunneling or some such, but would have been a great addition to the series. |
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Peter Butterworth was one of the vaulters covering for tunnellers during the 'Wooden Horse' escape. (Also at Stalag Luft III.)
He auditioned for the film but was considered to not look heroic. |
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Would love to have seen McQueen negotiating to get into the tunnel.
"A pound." |