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~ • JUNE YEAR 1944 • ~
~ • France under Nazi occupation, Germany. • ~ ~ ~
~ • France under Nazi occupation, Germany. To win the war on the Western Front... • ~ ~
~ • France under Nazi occupation, Germany. To win the war on the Western Front The Allies must free France. • ~
SINOPSIS: Film with Biography, Drama, Thriller "CHURCHILL" (2017) directed by Jonathan Teplitzky tells fragments of Winston Churchill's life (Brian Cox)...
SINOPSIS [2] ... around World War II. June 1944. Allied forces on the threshold lost, a group of soldiers quietly gathered on the coast of Normandy in southern England, ready to seize...
SINOPSIS [3] ... back in Europe that was controlled by the Nazis. Behind them: Winston Churchill traumatized repeating the leadership which led to the catastrophe of mass slaughter...
SINOPSIS [4] ... in 1915, when hundreds of thousands of young men were killed on the beach Gallipoli. If his landing in Operation Overlord fails, he will be remembered as the architect of the massacre.
SINOPSIS [5] His political opponent, General Eisenhower (played by John Slattery) and Marshal Montgomery (Julian Wadham) are increasingly frustrated with Churchill's efforts to stop...
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Winston.
Where have you been?
This beach always brings it back again.
Almost 30 years ago.
So many young people.
So big... futility.
It's too late.
Come on.
I can't let it happen again.
CHURCHILL ~ 2017 LIONSGATE ~ Duration = 01:45:04 [https://yts.ag/movie/churchill-2017-444c5e6ab2d01ce755a9102bebf49d9f]
~ • PAVILIUN DOWNING STREET • ~
~ • 1736 Days of World War II • ~
Winston.
- Oh - God is Most Gracious.
Winston!
- I worked. - You're late.
Load.
Give me cognac Louis XIII, Smuts.
"For five years we demand our army,
"... endure the suffering of war. "
No, no, no... " The ordeal of the war. "
Yes." For five year we ask from our army,
"... endure war trials."
"War woes." Yes, "war misery".
They will be ready.
With your permission, honey, I think you will need this.
- Shorts. - Shouldn't you wear a uniform?
- The king will be there. - So are the Americans.
His Majesty takes precedence, even against them.
That is the solution.
Americans appreciate military uniforms.
I have to choose between "misery" and "trouble".
Don't add more!
This will all go well.
The Cabinet Office sends to you a new secretary.
- Can you say hello to him? - Why do I need a new secretary?
Because you have stopped the last one.
- Helen Garrett. - My dear.
Oh, stand up straight, my dear. I'm not a royal nobleman.
I'm sorry... It is an honor for me,
... meet you, Mr. Churchill, sir.
- My mother and I really admire you. - Ah huh?
Oh yeah. Wow, you're the person, sir. The person who will take us there.
You won't let us give up.
Miss Garrett, honey, that's why I have to fight every day.
And now I have to go and just do that.
- I tried not to bother him. - Yes, try.
Miss Garrett...
"War suffering." No, no, no. No.
"For five long years"
"... our army has endured war suffering."
"The soldiers have proved it with pride."
"The soldiers have proven it bravely."
Courageous is better than pride.
"The soldiers have proven it bravely."
"And pride."
Attention!
- Here it is. - Winston.
General Eisenhower.
Great General Brooke.
- General Montgomery. - Mr. Churchill.
How great!
Sorry, I have exposed you in the summer in England.
- Meetings in London will be too risky. - Just imagine,
... if Hitler drops a bomb in this little place...
... with an explosion he will destroy _ the highest leadership of allies.
Let's hope we can pass it.
Thank you.
Sir.
Good. Begin, gentlemen.
Your Majesty, gentlemen. This is our last meeting...
... for Operation Overlord... attacks German position...
... which occupied Northern France.
We only have three days, before the ups and downs change...
... and thus blocking our ship to land.
High risk, but if we can pass that day,
... we have great opportunities, to win the war.
We are very advanced,
... but as usual I am open for every criticism of the plan.
We all have to work together, to make it happen.
Mr. Prime Minister?
This will be the biggest campaign ever ever...
... for our allied army.
Overlord operations require 200,000 vehicles,
... a fleet of 7,000 ships, fighter planes,
... and most importantly a quarter of a million people.
All of this will be directed somewhere.
... face the German army from the front.
- That's right. - No, gentlemen, no.
This plan might be awesome in his courage,
... but as far as the risks are concerned, is very stupid.
- Gosh. - According to our own estimates...
... will reach 160,000 French civilians are killed.
If Overlord surgery fails, can happen easily,
... we will lose part of our war material equipment,
... as well as tens of thousands of our own soldiers.
Then who will defend England?
Do we not do anything with the Nazis 20 miles from our beach?
No! I want us to do more!
We must divide expenses, to spread the risk.
- No. - Don't you understand?
We can feed the armed forces of Hitler to the Aegean Sea,
... divert his eyes from French Coast.
Plans for H-Days have been carried out more than a month.
For five years we claim from our army,
... to endure the difficulties of war.
They have been burdened with courage.
But I have watched beach landings like this...
... in the first world war.
The potential for catastrophe is very large.
We don't rush. We have to think...
... and we have to fix this _ immature plan,
... before ending with a tragedy.
Wow, that sounds more like...
... we discuss... different operations.
Sir, Overlord operations are fully prepared.
I want to send a detailed plan to you.
Do that. thanks.
Excuse me, Gentlemen, I have to...
... launch another ship.
Your Majesty.
You're never sure.
Someone just has to talk on behalf of the ordinary army.
Brooke, can you go with me?
Bastard.
- Why? - Don't look so surprised, Smuts.
I just saved the war.
Winston, please. We have to talk about this!
Very true. We must immediately prepare plan changes.
- No, wait! - There is no waiting time.
You can't just change all over our heads.
Oh, I can! I can. Weaknesses do not impress Americans.
They respect strength!
There is a difference between strength and pride.
The last time you English is trying tells you what to do,
-... you lost the colony. - You forgot, Smuts,
... I'm half American myself. My dear mother...
... actually native to Brooklyn, New York!
They don't care about your mother.
Good afternoon.
We need to design a new plan.
- Briggs, give me the AL report. - Yes, Sir.
We must regulate disturbances in the Aegean Sea.
Fanshawe, check whether General Alexander is already in Rome!
He must repel the Nazis.
Miss Garrett, I need someone...
... at headquarters who know Norway.
We must gather our resources.
This is our chance.
It's time, to win this war.
Should you finish roughly about my mother?
- Why do they do that? - Day...
H-days will be a disaster, Smuts.
If you throw all these people somewhere,
... on a well protected beach, is full of Nazis,
... then they are slaughtered. It's not war,
... but slaughter. I will not let them do it to our army.
- Winston... - Ah, Brookie, I'm glad you came back.
We have to talk about this Bordeaux plan.
- Eisenhower wants to meet you. - Good, good.
Fewer formal clothes, right?
- I try. - We all have to.
You know that there is no time...
... even for the highest leader to advance as far as possible...
Winston!
Attention!
Raise weapons!
Please follow me, gentlemen.
Ike you will hear, Winston?
Yes, we will listen to each other.
Exchange of views.
Brooke.
- Winston. - Ike.
I like to see you.
I hope we can talk about the landing plan in Bordeaux.
Why don't you sit.
Your candidate is very good today, Winston, very good.
Many things must be said.
- You should have told me before. - You say "you accept criticism".
That's it. I accept all considerations,
... for the success of the Overlord operation,
... reduce losses, shorten the supply line.
But when you start talking about turning it into another operation,
... in front of people who have months planning it...
... in front of the King of England, then...
... it will appear as... not helpful.
Doesn't help?
You have to remember, Ike, we've been fighting against Germany in France.
Even if you break into Normandy,
... even with losses to civilians and the military,
... what will our army face in France?
Other western fronts? Passchendaele?
Somme? Big war!
Winston, we have the Air Force. We have heavy artillery,
Armored Division. The time to drive infantry to the front lines has passed...
Operation Overlord is not just a way to win this war.
I have to know that, I once faced many big wars.
Sure. Some of the wars in the past century.
- What? - The war you're talking about,
... it took place 30 years ago. I don't think you are fully aware,
... how much has changed...
- What happened here, Brookie? - I think this, Winston...
We don't have the capacity to carry out your other plans...
... is it Bordeaux, Italy or... others.
I just want to win this war.
And I'm sure you tried won the last war...
... with the same ideas and tactics with that time.
There are lessons we get from the last war!
I don't want to make the same mistake.
~ Of course. / ~ I don't want to be stopped say my thoughts!
Of course, you are the Prime Minister.
And that is why we don't make you screw it up.
I'm not fit to mess it up!
French invasion is a deadly effort...
... and must be stopped!
No, sir, you have to be stopped!
Look, we're all tired.
You tell me, Winston. You can't just get out of bed...
... early in the morning, rarely wake up before noon.
Maybe you have to use your energy to focus on politics,
... guarding the morality of the nation, and so on.
What? Do I have to be a clown...
... and entertain the masses when you send the army youth to death?
Winston, we will take care of it.
I have instructed an alternative plan to the armed forces.
You have to be here tomorrow, and then...
The armed forces will not carry out your plan.
Have you revoked my order?
D-and...
You both think so?
You must let us do the work.
Wow, if you don't mind, I have to go back to London now.
- I will come with you. - I prefer not to.
I have a document, that I have to see in the car.
Winston.
Thank you for listening to us.
You're wonderful for this country,
... for this Allied war effort. We all know that.
Really.
Yes, right.
All right, sir.
Left, right, left, right...
Look!
Left, right, left, right...
... that is the Minister of Foreign Affairs, that's the answer.
Invitation has been mentioned.
That's all. Yes, thank you.
Oh, Winston.
I went to a meeting of the Russian Foundation.
Margaret then invited dinner.
Ike has talked to you, right?
I lead the country and this war for more than two years,
... before these American people come.
However, experience and my knowledge in warfare...
... nothing counts.
Ike certainly has a great experience in battle.
Maybe you should listen to it.
Do all people say everything I say?
The king appointed me to be the Prime Minister of this country.
This is my job, to lead them through this war!
Don't you understand, it's not you yourself who is able to make decisions.
Is this about war...
... or about us both?
- Do you want to be hugged, Winston? - I want to be appreciated.
Then don't complain, if people tell the truth.
I will be late.
Bastard.
~ • 3 DAYS DAYING DAY-H • ~
Where is everyone?
I thought, they were still having breakfast, sir.
I will go to the beach today. For that I need Smuts.
Miss Garrett, get a telegram.
Start.
For Halifax, British Embassy, Washington DC.
We celebrate success campaigns in Italy.
The Nazis were repelled. Americans must now look at slices...
... into the soft heart of Europe.
Amphibious landings, which they have planned in Normandy,
... can't be bothered I hope you sharpen it...
... to the President when you meet later.
It must be clear to him, the spirit of enthusiasm we have...
... for our American allies. Finish.
Give me "clop". [Clop = Perforator = Paper slitter]
Clop! Clop! [Clop = Perforator = Paper slitter]
Clop.
Wow wow.
- Wow wow - What are you doing?
Works.
The usual word I use is "passionate",
... Miss Garrett, which means "very much". However, according to your draft...
... I want our ambassador emphasizing President Roosevelt...
... the spirit of entusiasmku.
... for our American Allies.
I am very sorry.
He experienced a very tiring day _ yesterday.
- And I haven't overcome it. - I am fine.
Nice to hear it.
Is that necessary?
I try to find a country and to lead the war.
I can't make a mistake.
- The car is ready, sir. - Thank you, Briggs.
- Why do you need your car? - I will check Monty's troops.
Did he invite you?
Clemmie, I might just have one day,
... until they start the show. The least I can do,
... are some happy words for these young people,
... they send them to the beach to die.
Just remember that, they must respect the commander.
- This is not your hunting party - I will only make a speech.
That's what scares me more.
No, it seems to me,
... that Monty's number is incorrect.
For all these vehicles for so many people?
- No, this is true. - It's too weak for the infantry.
He knows what he does.
When you talk to his men, Just like that, huh?
Maybe you can say something that is good about him?
I was lucky to have spoken...
... in public on various previous occasions , Smuts.
I should think, I will manage this one.
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- Good afternoon, gentlemen. - Monty.
Why don't we look around?
- What happened? - He wants to inspect your troops.
- They don't need checks. - Say it to him.
- OK. - No, wait.
- He needs a feeling of belonging. - Gosh.
Most of the army has departed.
Listen, can you leave it he sees some maps?
After that I will take her out from here. I promise.
- You're serious, aren't you? - Please...
Prime Minister, if you follow me. I will show you the plan.
Oh good.
The 21st Army Group is broken down into landing points along the coast.
Seventh Corps to Utah Beach, being the fifth corps in Omaha,
... the 30th between Gold and Juno, Juno first and Sword.
How far is all distance...
... this coastline, from Utah to the Sword?
About 50 miles.
We must attack along the wider frontline.
If you land them into it like this,
... the soldiers will soon be surrounded by Germans.
They will be killed, slaughtered.
We have a surprising effect.
What if they use toxic gas to our soldiers?
~ Then we will reply. / ~ What? They can spread it from the plane,
... spread throughout the countryside.
We will bomb them and they also know that.
- Are you sure - I'm sure,
... even my men don't let me carry a gas mask.
Does he mean that?
We landed according to plan, Churchill.
- End of discussion, I insist. - And who are you insisting on?
- Gosh, Winston. - Sirs, please.
We only have this opportunity! Only one chance,
... to beat back the Nazis and free Paris!
You will face the beach which is full of corpses...
... young men of the British army and Americans!
We all know, that war has consequences!
Who cares if so many _ people's lives are at stake?
Are you not considering the price, if we do it?
And you won't think of price, if you don't do it.
This is a plan for the massacre.
German soldiers are in position.
They still have a backup if necessary.
There will be obstacles, minefields, unknown dangers.
- That's right. - Then we must fertilize the spirit.
They must be absolutely sure absolutely to this plan.
Nothing can weaken their beliefs, including you.
- What? - I heard,
... what you say in front of the King and our Allies.
I want you not to talk like that with the soldiers who go to the beach.
I just want to improve their courage!
Your last speech creates doubt, distrust, and betrayal.
- Does he say "betrayal"? - I'm sure he didn't mean that.
Pedestal Demon!
The soldiers will not obey it.
- Line up in a row, gather here! - Gather together, friends!
- Gather together! - As you can see,
... today we have a number of important guests,
... who expect the best for you.
We will leave soon.
As soon as possible.
You are all young.
Many of you have never fought.
And you don't know, what is waiting for you there.
Some of you feel scared. That is natural.
So, let's unite together.
Be wary of your partner next to you and they will take care of you.
So let's all go there,
... shoot right away. Destroy those bastards!
- Yes! Yes! - We will finish the job...
-... and then come back here. - Let's do it, friends!
And I want you all, remember one thing,
When you land on that beach. What is your most important?
- Your life. - Yes! Yes, Sir!
- And I will save it for you - Yes! Yes!
- Oh yes! What we will do? - Get rid of the Nazis! Yes!
Together we will stand see this as a reality.
Yes! Yes, Sir!
Keep it short and polite.
In any situation you don't insult someone.
I will not speak.
Oh, won't?
~ He has said everything that must be said. / ~ Good luck.
Wow, sir.
Thank you, sir.
I thought I'd go to the beach.
Only briefly.
Winston, the car is ready to go!
He is really like an old dog, Monty.
But I told him one thing. He is ready to fight.
He will go with his men. He will fight.
- A few of our leaders do it. - You did it in the last war.
Western Front.
After... after what happened in the campaign in Turkey.
But that's not true. That's not true,
... regulate the whole war from inside an office in London.
Sending thousands of soldiers into the middle of the battlefield...
-... full of artillery fire. - That's the job...
-... political leader - But Monty is the real leader!
I should be on that ship, on the front line with the soldiers!
There, even before Monty.
- I want to tell a story. - Do you have to?
Yes. It's about the end of the Second Boer War,
... where we both see action.
- What's the point here. - 1902. We, the Boers, lost.
And it feels to me like meeting Lord Kitchener,
... to make peace. The other commander is angry.
I am called a coward. But I know,
... that there is no more glory for us or for me in battle.
- We will only hurt ourselves. - Smuts...
Being a great leader is not always means improving glory.
Sometimes you have to accept,
... that you can't lead all from the front line.
We are both like two old "lovebirds",
... chatting together at the place perched, but still able to peck.
- I'm not pecking. - Yes, you pecked.
Eisenhower will listen to me.
He is a reasonable person, humans who have integrity.
- Great people, in my opinion. - Winston, please.
Don't add a problem for him.
Wow, I want to talk to him.
Where is General Eisenhower?
- Winston. - Ike.
I'm sorry this is very short.
I want to tell you plan for H-Day.
- Your plan? - I have arranged a berth.
- At HMS Belfast. - This ship sails into battle.
I know that you and I don't agree on all of these operating plans ... but surely we must agree on its interests.
The soldiers must feel, that this nation is with them.
- So I'll leave. - Is this kidding?
- Not at all. - But for God's sake, you can't go.
- Why not? - If you die in one of my boats,
-... I assume responsibility - HMS Belfast is not one of your ships.
- He belongs to the King. - Don't argue.
I raised you as the commander in chief...
... from the British armed forces who were involved in the Overlord operation,
... but in this Navy there are 4 people we compared the ratio of 1 person.
- Gosh, Winston... - But you're an American general...
You can't arrange British ships.
I don't want to arrange your damn ship.
- I just told you not to go. - I am the Prime Minister...
... United Kingdom. Ministry of defence.
I will go there, where do I consider it necessary,
... to fulfill my duty! You can't hold me back.
- Hold you back? - I've seen this before,
... in World War I. Hero, who fights from a safe seat.
This is not good. The War Commander must see for himself the battlefield.
You're not a War Commander!
Is this about Montgomery? Do you want to be on the beach before?
Of course not. I didn't even think about that.
- What if you get shot? - I have previously fought.
You are the Prime Minister. We can't risk your life.
But you risk the lives of a quarter of a million youth.
This is the job. Not your job!
If you want me to... implement this dangerous plan without a doubt,
... at least you have to let me, lead my people in battle.
I will not go to London on my hands.
... and hear them leveled by German bullets via radio.
I will go with them. I will share their fate.
Don't tell me to take care of your damn amateur theater!
There is a war raging!
I don't ask you to take care of anything.
I will go to France as the Royal Prime Minister,
... with Royal ships.
And besides, the King will accompany me.
- What? - Your Majesty and I...
... have fully agreed. We have to be there,
... to lead the army. And both you and Monty...
... can't do anything about it.
I need to speak with No. 10. We are running out of time.
Winston. I've been looking for you everywhere.
A man needs time to reflect,
... before entering the battle.
You have to come.
You are a guest.
Good night, Winston.
Your Majesty.
I was told, that I can find you here.
I have to...
... come here.
It's about... the plan.
To go...
-... to the ship. - Oh.
We can't.
- I understand. - I know I have agreed when...
... when you call me. That's...
That's me... in a hurry.
That...
That changes...
... at this time...
... can be a serious thing for the Empire.
And Lilibet...
... only 18 years old.
As a... stoic girl,
... but still very young.
So, no, I... I can't leave.
And I don't need to tell you,
... what do you mean for the Allies...
... because if by chance...
... a bomb hits you... erases you from the screen.
Sir, that... everything is set.
More insignificant risks.
Our presence will be embarrassing, Winston.
To those responsible...
... in battle.
Whether we want it or not.
What is really done is, is it usually...
... on people at the top on occasions like that...
... they live at home...
... and wait.
I have served in war the past, just like you.
Sail on a ship, fly an airplane...
Wow, that's really exciting.
I know that makes you drunk.
This is really crazy.
Everyone thinks they are the strongest men in the world.
Until it's not allowed to do... everything.
My work... not for war,
... not to die.
I have to... there.
And being a good person...
... tonight.
Brings hope.
And that's my job.
And that is your job too.
My task.
Make it Ike and Monty isn't that hard.
You don't have to go to war, Winston.
And you don't need to go to France.
How?
Sir, you are my king.
And I have to run the you ordered.
Anxiety...
... before the coming days may be...
... increased significantly for me if...
... besides other things...
... wow, even a small risk, lose you.
Yes. I have to go now.
They will fight if I don't return soon.
Good night, Winston.
England will thank you , Winston.
I think everyone will do it.
forever.
Your Majesty.
- Did Ike send it? - Ike told me.
I've called the palace.
Why, Clemmie? Why?
Can't you talk to me?
When was the last time you... really listened to someone?
When was the last time you sat and talked with me?
Oh, sorry. I must have been disturbed by small things,
... want to win this war. General Eisenhower sent for his wife...
... long letters every weekend, even though he is thousands of miles away.
Why don't you marry General Eisenhower?
Maybe some people who are younger, are still in the best condition,
... which everyone seems to think of real war heroes.
Unlike the clapping, old lions eaten by moths,
... whose teeth have been dislodged, so he doesn't scare the women.
Try acting like Hero, Winston.
Then people might believe that you are one more.
Why don't you just stab me?
~ • 2 DAYS BEFORE DAY-H • ~
~ • PUT 4 MORNING • ~
Please sit down.
Gentlemen, we are here at this unusual time,
... to make the biggest decision in our lives.
The Overlord fleet has sailed.
This is the last moment, the last critical moment,
... when we have to decide whether the operations are carried out today as planned.
Of course we must consider conditions,
... like wind, rain, tides.
So let's hear the report. Captain Stagg, the weather.
Gentlemen, fear my partner and I...
... regarding the weather for three or four the next day is confirmed.
The sea will be raging. Winds increase to four six.
Many thick clouds.
We get reports from the West Ireland station,
... that the air pressure there decreases rapidly.
Air pressure goes to our place.
Eh, sorry, sir. That's not a good picture.
General Montgomery, what is your recommendation?
We don't have time.
I think we have to start now.
- Commander of the Air Force? - I'm afraid that I don't agree.
This is a terrible condition for air support.
I don't know how big I can handle this weather.
But it won't be much.
Admiral, what do you think?
This is sad. We must consider ...
... is that possible, land the ship in a storm.
Damn, Ike. My men are already sailing on the sea.
Admiral, how long do we have, before the ships go too far,
... to call them home?
Maybe 30 minutes.
Is it possible tomorrow there is another opportunity. Stagg?
Sir, the storm might stop for a moment tomorrow morning.
For the next 24 hours is very difficult to estimate.
What risks do you like more?
Call them back.
We will meet here again tomorrow at the same time.
Until then pray for good weather.
Ike. You call them back.
This has been planned without any alternatives.
This has been planned for victory, that's what will happen.
We go there, we will do everything,
... we will muster all that we have, and achieve success.
Because actually, if we don't win this,
... I don't know what kind of world we will leave behind.
I will not disagree with you there.
- Thank you. - Thank you sir.
See you there tomorrow, Churchill. You can't stop it.
No.
But the weather might stop it.
Brooke here brings for you latest news,
... with everything going on the beach.
General Alexander's forces,
... who yesterday captured Rome from the Nazis,
... now face the biggest war battle.
Italy is campaigning for its victory.
The highest Allied Command now focuses on his hopes and attention...
~... in Operation Overlord. / ~ Very little that I can do for Overlord.
I have to direct my efforts to, win the rest of this war.
I feel like I am tied up in a crazy train's train.
We just have to make it feel at one with it.
Political colleagues also feel worried about him!
When the war ends this year, they think they are capable leaders.
I know you like it, Smuts.
And I also like it, whether you believe it or not,
... but he really got to the limit.
- He wasn't the first person. - If you go to quieter waters,
... it's easy to forget the captain, who has saved you through a storm.
I did not forget, how great he was at Blitz.
- But that was four years ago. - He is still a great person.
Done. Damn stupid. You're all stupid.
This is a single space! Why is it one spacing?
I'm sorry, sir. Someone already reset this typewriter.
Wow, it must be spaced two spaces.
Why are you wasting my time? You're a stupid girl!
~ Sorry, I don't know. / ~ Do you realize what I have to do?
I have to guard the troops, give them security!
Food, accommodation, equipment. Everything must be arranged!
If I am a caregiver who leaves himself,
... they might have sent dentist chairs instead of bayonets!
I have to concentrate. You have to concentrate!
Winston?
Please come here for a while with me.
Great men.
I can't work if it's surrounded by by so many incompetencies.
I will show Brooke and Monty, how to become real generals.
I will show them how great people win the war.
Stop it! Just stop it!
Brooke, Eisenhower, and Monty who led this war...
... and you always just block it.
- I am the Prime Minister of this country! - Indeed.
- And the Minister of Defense! - Don't be authoritarian and arrogant,
... which makes you look dwarfed.
And you don't need that drink anymore.
Can you stop saying what can I do?
What?
Maybe it's time I take a break.
I will also say that.
The Most Gracious God.
Oh...
Please, please, I beg you, lower the rain tomorrow.
Allow heavy rain.
Let the sky open and floods overflow,
... as never before seen in the English Channel.
Let the thunder emit,
... let thunder break, roll and rumble.
... let the wind blow to break the beach...
... and bring sand into the storm.
Let the sea fluctuate to the top and troughs and tidal waves.
Call the spirit from a deep depth.
Please.
Let them call him...
... and save the lives of all good young men on the ship.
I beg you.
Don't let that happen again.
Amen.
~ • 1 DAY EXCEPT DAY-H • ~
Thank you for coming again. Please sit.
Weather, please.
Yesterday we had predicted the storm would stop this afternoon.
Stand 0400 is still valid.
Clouds cover as high as 2,000 feet as much as 30 percent,
... wind power between three and four...
You will get congratulations if this weather forecast is accurate.
This condition can be detrimental to Germany.
They will not be able to fly at all their reconnaissance aircraft.
Can the navy shooter see this point of view?
- Yes. - Monty?
The army is ready.
This is very risky.
But this is the best opportunity.
The question is how long do you...
... can you leave something like this in balance?
OK, come on.
Captain Stagg. Take a photo, if you please.
Thank you.
Ike.
You say this war won't be like the last war.
But this operation...
... for sure.
People will fall tomorrow.
Don't let anyone in them die in vain.
Goodbye, good luck!
They leave.
- Damn! - Winston!
- I can't obey it. I can not. - Gosh.
I can't.
- I will not tolerate it from you. - I can't live it!
- That's murder! - Sit down.
I can't live the rest of my life if with this in my conscience.
You have no choice.
Do you hear me?
I can't live the rest of my life.
Is that a threat?
When we wake up tomorrow morning,
... 20,000 young people might die.
You're drunk.
This is the only one, that gives me peace.
Wow, that doesn't work. You should be ashamed of yourself.
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Yes, can you send the waiter to the breakfast room?
An accident has occurred.
No, everything is fine. There are only broken dishes.
Yes, thank you.
And please tell the Great General Smuts, I want to meet him. thanks.
How is it?
Come on.
Winston?
Winston.
The ships gather in the English Channel.
They plan to sail at 5pm.
I think I can help you, prepare your speech for tomorrow.
- Has it ever happened before? - Several times.
He is really depressed and then only strengthens.
Everything you say to persuade, seems to only make things worse.
- Have you called the doctor? - Doctors usually only send it...
... to the countryside for a few weeks.
- He must speak with the people tomorrow. - I know.
Also to convey that we won the war...
... or that we only have to kill thousands of people without meaning.
Oh dear.
Oh dear, oh dear.
- Are you okay? - Yes, of course.
This is definitely also difficult for you.
I hope he watches it.
Well, I hope that somehow we have to give the best.
Why don't you let me talk to him.
I think, if we face it together,
... we all can help write your speech for tomorrow.
This is a very important speech, Winston. maybe if you focus attention,
... you might just get energy for it.
How do we start, Miss Garrett?
Uh... ah! "This is the Prime Minister."
"After all night combining Allied armed forces..."
"... in the air, sea and land start a full attack..."
"... against the position of Germany on the north coast of France."
"This is the beginning of the biggest war operation."
"The operation will repel the Nazis and liberate France."
"Thousands of brave young men landed from a fleet of warships."
"They have secured the beach and repelled the German defense line."
- You don't know that. - What?
Everything is very ordinary to me, Smuts.
I've experienced before.
Gallipoli... in 1915.
Superb amphibious landings.
Frontal attack on _ established army troops.
We have good plans, for the first Kitchener and me.
- This is not 1915! - But the operation cuts,
... small and trivial things from the chain of command.
"Release a dozen ships here. Don't send additional divisions."
"You don't need a lot of explosives."
I tried to stop it. Oh, God knows I've tried.
That means...
That means being...
... minor problems.
We may also have sent these people without protection to the beach.
Warfare has developed. You have learned from your experience.
A quarter of a million people have been massacred at Gallipoli.
Empire blames me. I have to be responsible.
But there is nothing to blame over myself.
If successful, you will be a hero.
But that failed!
I send people to die! Hundreds, thousands of them!
Their blood smeared my hand.
Soldiers do their job and we do our job.
- We must live with guilt. - But we live,
... and the commanders still haven't learned anything.
They don't want to learn at all.
They stay away from the battlefield and don't see the victim.
Eyes, gush because of snipers...
... legs scattered due to explosives, blood in sea foam.
That's what the soldiers saw. That is what they face.
Half of the people on the ship will become decomposing bodies tomorrow.
Enough!
My fiance is on one of these ships.
I think so. He can't tell where exactly.
What is the rank of office?
He is a cadet.
... or on a destroyer.
Arthur. Arthur Clayton.
B-How do you meet each other?
We are big together at Portsmouth.
He said he would take care of me and my mother.
My father faced World War I.
That thing is still imagining it. He can't work well.
Arthur says we will build a cottage on the beach.
We will fill with children... grow roses around the house.
I want to believe that I don't end like her mother and sister.
With all men who die, or his mind is deformed or shaken.
I want to believe, that he will be fine.
That he will be fine.
I don't want to hear, that man I love,
... in a few hours it can die.
And I don't want to hear it from you.
I think you're the most brave man in England.
I'm sorry. I have no right to that.
No.
You... have all those rights.
This is where. Sit.
Thank you.
I have to get dressed.
I need your help.
What are you talking about?
My task.
Will you leave?
I can't go, right?
I know I've never been with you...
... for some time.
This war requires everything from me.
And it's not an easy matter, being a leader.
This is also not that easy, is married to someone.
I have to be behind you and support you as needed...
... with good humor and endless kindness.
Sometimes I hope, I can live my own life.
Will you do it?
I have to study, live near you.
I often ask myself,
... are there other men.
- Do you care if there is one? - desperately.
I never made you happy, right?
You have done it.
Sometimes you really have it...
But now...
Win, I don't know how do I have to help you...
... if... if you don't understand, what do you have to do.
We shouldn't let them wait.
No, no, I will continue.
- Briggs. - Sir.
Have you received an answer from the Navy?
Yes, sir. Arthur Clayton's Cadet is on one of the ships heading to Juno Beach.
They are the first group.
Waiting for a German bombing, sir. Forgive me.
- Thank you, Briggs. - Sir.
They are halfway now.
So many young people.
It's like a war before. They are more like children.
They must grow with this war.
They are brave.
Too young to realize fear.
What will you say tomorrow?
I don't know. That depends on the news.
No.
No matter what happens tonight, you must give them hope.
Even if 20,000 soldiers were killed, you could not direct your wife, mother...
... and their children think, they have died in vain.
You have to stand next to them, make their sacrifice meaningful.
Let them believe that together God, they will win this war.
And I will do it with them.
That's my job.
Right?
Do you mind talking to female secretaries without me?
I have to write the speech.
Clem?
Fighting is what I have to always do.
That is what shaped me.
If I do that, if I write this speech,
... I won't fight anymore.
No, you won't.
Will be what I am,
... after all this has passed?
If we win or if that ends in disaster?
What will I become, if we don't fight anymore?
You will always be a person, who brought us through this.
- Wow, wow. - Wow, wow.
Miss Garrett!
Sir.
Very good, Miss Garrett. Thank you.
Winston, just arrived news.
- Regarding landings? - No, London.
We think that the Luftwaffe [German Air Force] might attack a new V missile.
We must prepare air protection.
Do we have airplanes to shoot them down?
We will try, but this missile doesn't have a pilot.
Very fast.
If Hitler thinks, that he can eradicate our spirit,
... then it's wrong. Miss Garrett,
... I need one more draft speech.
Oh, by the way...
... thank you, Smuts.
I have received a message about Cadet Arthur Clayton.
He landed in the first wave. They received heavy shots,
... but he himself fought bravely and could survive.
He is safe and well.
Gosh...
Oh, and if I may say...
... he sent greetings full of love for you.
Thank you, thank you very much, Mr. Churchill.
Thank you, Miss Garrett.
~ • 6th Hour • ~
~ • Day 6 • ~
~ • 6th Month • ~
Here the Prime Minister speaks.
The first news from major operations in France.
This extraordinarily coordinated effort, air, land and sea...
... has brought Allied forces to repel the Nazis...
... and begin the liberation of France.
Cross over the sea has been made with very little loss...
... than we fear. Incredible bombing...
... from our ships and airplanes quickly reduce German attacks.
Eisenhower's courage is commensurate with with all that needs to be done.
Everything is ready, have never been prepared like that before,
... and we are very alert to the fingertips.
That's a good sentence
Last night the danger was huge.
This morning we can handle it.
This big war against Nazi domination...
... supported by ordinary people,
... soldiers, sailors and pilots on the battlefield,
... and also those who are at home.
We fight Hitler with our fortitude...
... and the strength of our character, and our appearance,
... against tyranny, and oppression, and...
... darkest wickedness in history.
This is not a war for glory. This is a war for independence.
Germans will strike back.
We don't know, where they will attack.
There are new bombers without crew.
Destruction, is sent through a soulless machine.
This is a weapon of cowards,
... and cowards cannot win.
We must meet with bravery - like courage, as our soldiers do.
Just like brave people who fight on the beach,
... we on the back line also have to fight.
And when they return, filled with with glory,
... we may share the honor with them.
Hitler again, trying threatening us with weapons.
Four years ago he thought he could beat us at Blitz...
He is wrong. And now he's wrong again.
Because we don't melt in the fire.
We are hardened with fire, like steel,
... and increasing, getting strengthened, and ready to fight.
Hitler has lit a fire of war,
... who definitely drove him out of Europe.
Our troops will continue to fight...
... and the Allies will continue to fight...
... and I will continue to fight,
... until we are free.
We will never give up.
And I will never give up.
Oh, how I only hope this is Scotch.
Ah... alright.
- Did you hear the broadcast? - Of course.
You're amazing.
I was worried about you yesterday.
You have done something... really something extraordinary,
... repair yourself, recovery.
- I'm not sure if I have recovered. - The impression is pretty good.
That never disappears altogether.
Sometimes colors flow from paintings and are all gray and dull.
And I can't force it back.
How does it look now?
Mix.
But I have to live with that.
You know, I think I might go to Chartwell this weekend,
... and spend time in the countryside.
- Painting something. - That's a very good plan.
There is a time when the sun shines on the lake in the afternoon,
... behind the trees.
It might be a harmonious scene.
- In color? - Eh hmm, maybe...
- And what about war? - Oh, in my opinion,
... Eisenhower and Monty can control it well. Correct?
I can understand it, if you leave me.
I will also leave myself, if I can.
I don't want you to live with me.
But maybe we should...
... just let each other fill.
- But you don't have to fight anymore. - I am tired of fighting.
Are you serious?
The most important thing in war, if you think about it,
... is that everyone really feels united...
... vibrant, hopeful.
Maybe I should write another speech.
I thought I would run for a while.
Will you be okay?
I will arrange it.
Goodbye, good luck!
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~ • Overlord operation is a decisive victory ... • ~
~ •... for the Allies on the Western Front. • ~
~ • On May 8, 1945, Germany surrendered... • ~
~ •... ended World War II in Europe. • ~
~ • Winston Churchill continues to lead his party _ until he is 80 years old. • ~
~ • He is often referred to as a great English citizen of all time. • ~
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