Von Ryan's Express movie plot

2022-03-14 08:01
Colonel Lane was an American officer who had just arrived at the prisoner of war camp, and most of the concentration camps were British soldiers. Because of his highest rank, the priests of war all pushed him to be the commander, because Lane stopped their reckless escape plan and made the prisoner. Of wars expressed doubts about him, the disease was prevalent in the concentration camp, Lane designed the prisoner of wars to get medicine and clean clothes, but he was locked up in confinement.
After the surrender of Italy, when World War II was about to end, Germany was preparing to transport the Allied prisoners by train to another concentration camp in mainland Germany. Ryan led the prisoner of war to launch an uprising to control the concentration camp, capture and control the train, but it was captured by the German army. The plane found, so Colonel Lane led the entire Prisoner of War to embark on a long road of escape.
They put on German uniforms, and after a lot of hard work, they finally crossed the Alps to the Swiss border, but Lane did not get on the train in the end.
Prisoners of war will always remember the Colonel's words: "As long as one can escape, he has escaped!" (PS: In fact, this is what British Major Finch said, the original words are: "Even if only one escapes. , also a victory!") 
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  • Alta 2022-03-25 09:01:23

    Wednesday, February 19, 2020. Recommended viewing. Captain Bligh, who is a bloody betrayal, has diverted to the army. He and the US colonel lead a group of prisoners of war to survive. The story is wonderful, and the characters are well drawn.

  • Juliana 2022-03-14 08:01:02

    Shocking and magnificent tome: The prisoners of war in the prisoner of war camp are actually semi-autonomous? Still so humanitarian? How could prisoners of war and detainees still interact like this? Let an entire train disappear from the rail network? The final encounter was also too polite, and the railroad track was dismantled and directly resisted, instead of leaving the military column in place and derailing it.

Von Ryan's Express quotes

  • Sergeant Bostick: [referring to Fincham and the Britsh] It took 200 years to turn out these men, Sergeant. It took me 90 days.

    Sergeant Bostick: They're nuts, sir.

    Colonel Joseph L. Ryan: Maybe so, but it's their ball game.

    Private Ames: And we're still shut out!

    Corporal Giannini: We did that good with just a sergeant!

    Private Ames: Now we got us a bird-colonel.

    Colonel Joseph L. Ryan: A bird colonel outranks a bird brain... clear?

    Corporal Giannini: [contemtuously after Ryan walks away] Bird is right... chicken!

    Sergeant Bostick: OK, OK, now we know we're on our own.

  • Colonel Joseph L. Ryan: Major, you will order the men to strip.

    [pause]

    Colonel Joseph L. Ryan: Major, I said "strip." Get it? All clothes, off. Naked.

    [Major turns around]

    Maj. Eric Fincham: [Yelling] Parade...

    [his voice drops]

    Maj. Eric Fincham: strip.

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