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At long last, one of my favourite “fictional” World War II films is finally out on DVD and the transfer is edifying all round. And even better, there is now a “Special Edition” Position 2 release available on the Amazon UK website with an additional 17 minutes of footage, interviews with Michael Caine, Donald Sutherland & Donald Pleasance, theatrical trailers, biographies on cast & crew plus interviews from British news programs!

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The 1970’s was a decade when war movies were filled with mercenaries, commando’s and chunky guns blazing action….and “The Eagle has Landed” is no exception, but a better told legend than many others!

Director John Sturges ( “The Big Dash”, “The Resplendent Seven”, “Ice Set Zebra” ) in his final directorial role shows once again why he was one sharpest action / suspense film directors of the 1960/70’s with this interesting filming of the best selling Jack Higgins new. What makes this film so delicious, and able to withstand repeated viewings is the talented cast at the centre of this twisting legend of spies and espionage. German officer Kurt Steiner (Michael Caine) is the disgraced leader of a group of crack German paratroopers that have been exiled to operate an MTB boat in the English Channel. Opportuntity comes their plot in the get of Colonel Radl (Robert Duvall), with an improbable place to secretly parachute into England and kidnap Winston Churchill from a country retreat. Donald Pleasance turns in a chilling performance as SS leader, Heinrich Himmler…Donald Sutherland in graceful manufacture as the IRA ally, Liam Devlin…Larry Hagman is the pompous and foolhardy Colonel Pitts and Treat Willians (in his first movie role) as the wiser and more wary American Ranger, Captain Clark. Pleasing Jenny Agutter contributes the cherish interest as Molly Prior, and frosty Jean Marsh puts in a icy blooded explain as the Nazi sympathasier, Joanna Grey.

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“The Eagle has Landed” has some ample twists and turns and never lets the viewer relax as the yarn holds a fervent balance between action, suspense, romance and tragedy. Highly recommended for those who like intrigue and adventure in their WWII movies!!

A highly keen and different WWII film that stands out from the rest.

What if you’re German, the march to victory has been stalled, D-Day looms, and you’re facing a decidedly nasty endgame in World War Two? You learn that British Prime Minister Winston Churchill is going to holiday in a secluded village in the north of England. Are times desperate enough to attempt a kidnapping of Churchill and, perhaps, bear him hostage to a negotiated peace?

If you’re novelist Jack Higgins, or later director John Sturges, the acknowledge is yes. THE EAGLE HAS LANDED takes that `what if’ and, more or less, delivers solid entertainment. The all-star cast is headed by Michael Caine, who plays Col. Kurt Steiner, a maverick leader of a group of seasoned German paratroopers. Robert Duvall is the brains late the project, eye-patch wearing Col. Max Radl. Donald Sutherland, sporting a shock of red hair and a rolling brogue is Liam Devlin, an Irish Nationalist with a deep and abiding hatred of the British Empire.

There are a lot of things to like about THE EAGLE HAS LANDED. The premise is certainly plausible enough. Action movies on this scale don’t reward in-depth character studies, and the all-star cast is able to sigh on those terms. The actors have to prove rather than spy their character’s personality, a shorthand arrive that builds sympathy by indication rather than examination. Stars with a capital S seem uniquely able to declare on these terms, and the three stars don’t disappoint. Director John Sturges is even able to effect that most difficult of tasks - incorporating a fancy legend, of sorts, into the represent - between the young and romantically foolish Jenny Agutter and the duplicitous Sutherland character - without interfering with or derailing the action.

There are things to loathe about the movie, though. Larry Hagman, as a shrill American colonel, is introduced tedious in the movie and adds a sour brand to things. The Caine character, who the movie goes out of its diagram in the early goings to keep sympathy for, ends his career in the film on a jarring effect as well. I won’t give anything away but I didn’t lift, at all, his last action.

Collected, the acting is pleasant (ignore, if you can, the Cockney accent that Caine seems incapable of burying completely,) the English village is convincing - I believed I was in a valid English village circa 1943 - and the `what if’ quality was spirited enough to maintain me enthusiastic. A fine enough movie for us fans of war stories, endorsed with reservations.

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