Looks like Paddy’s made a new friend #SASRogueHeroes #SAS #WorldWarTwo #BBCDrama
SAS Rogue Heroes is the adrenaline-fuelled origins of the fearless, reckless Special Forces unit, its legend forged among the mayhem of World War Two. By Peaky Blinders creator Steven Knight.
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Parliament please listen to this statement you are selling out our very brave and slightly mad special forces and we need people like that right now more than ever
Twaddle
Sound
Monty the pre madona giving you this prestige is or was something
It's a good job monty,s private life was not widely known at that time as he would of been court marshalled and most probably jailed then dishonerably discharged
All I hear is director Brukhanov
Is this from the second season?
Who dares wins
Monty sounds like Don Corleone.😂😂😂
Spoilers but
It's later revealed that Monty is quoting verbatim what Col. Stirling (The guy who says "Paddy…!" as a warning) told him previously in an argument over what the SAS should be used for.
Bryukhanov had an interesting career before being the Chernobyl Director
Brilliant speech
Far out… that's the first time I've seen Paddy give respect to a superior officer, but that's because the major general showed respect to Paddy and his men.
….now that's soldiering.
Paddy: does speach
Monty: Thats all well and good Major, but can you explain to me how an RBMK reactor explodes?
Best part about the series is if you go away and actually research the true events… they’re even more crazy than the show.. the man was a true hero absolutely through and through.
Seeing how shite the bbc are they didn’t do a bad job on this SAS series, it’s well worth a watch but still doesn’t contemplate the cost of this crappy channel.
When I was young, many performers were still doing, what was considered, quite accurate impressions of Monty. None sounded like this. Even the 1958 film, I was Monty's Double, based on the autobiography of M. E. Clifton James, who re-created his role of impersonting Monty in the film as he did in real life during the war.
"Who dares wins"
​@gsd2085 what are you on about? I have only been positive and extremely thankful about them and my post has 158 likes from ppl who 2:41 obv agree?
Unexpected enemy, while hiding in bushes, hijacking people.
Murdering loyalist, bootlicking scam
My Grandfather who served in North Africa and Italy, adored Monty and sent him a poem he wrote and in return received a thank you letter signed by Monty himself. This letter takes pride of place in my front room.
field marshal Montgomery I think
One continuity error with scenes after this? The actors kept wearing their red berets after ‘Monty’ gave them the permission to wear their sandy ones!
This is brilliantly played
Montgomery had a speech impediment, as in "gather wound" pronounced wownd.
not great not horrifying
"It is an abuse of their courage" That's deep.
I wonder if Monty saw a bit of himself in Paddy Mayne. After all, Monty was a bit of a renegade when it came to regulation, he wore two cap badges at all times in direct violation of this.
WW2 '' Speirs ''
Monty sounds like the Godfather. Well, perhaps he iz.
Montgomery went on to have an illustrious career , eventually running a RBMK in the Soviet Union
"men like these should not run at machine guns, it is an abuse of their courage"
As opposed to other soldiers where its fine to send peoples sons into the line of fire? They are disposable?