Podcasts about kelly's heroes

Cool, fun, and a sea-change in World War II movies as they entered a new decade, 1970's "Kelly's Heroes" reflects the era's anti-establishment zeitgeist. Clint Eastwood leads an ensemble cast as he and his men race to pull off the biggest gold heist in history, contending with not only Germans behind enemy lines, but their own side's clueless/corrupt higher-ups, and even another unit who wants in on it. Analyze KH on a deep level, or just relax and enjoy Oddball's one-liners; either way works... Asides include monkey movies, Richard Nixon, pop songs in movies, and James Bond in Harlem. 

We're not gonna hit you with any negative waves about this odd, star-studded heist/war film, Kelly's Heroes. Samm Deighan and Bill Ackerman join Mike to discuss this Brian G. Hutton film from 1970 wherein Clint Eastwood leads a band of soldiers behind enemy lines in order to pilfer a cache of Nazi gold.On this episode you'll hear the rest of our interview with John Landis as well as interviews with Gavin MacLeod (Moriarty) and Stuart Margolin (Little Joe).

It's February 2021 and Scott and Dave are back with a month of War Movies!  Today we Review Kelly's Heroes   Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OAMR-112273023906982   Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSy8gSmDzYPYwZldPkNQmuQ/   Email:  oamoviereviews@gmail.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/OA_MovieReviews  

It was 5 years ago this month that the first episode of Mystery Movie Night came out. 50 episodes later, Michael, Dave, David, Erik, and Evan are still making connections between movies: this time about pirates, privates, and puddle-booted primates. And there's a special announcement about the future of the show. 00:02:15 - Review of Treasure Island (1950) 00:15:40 - Review of Kelly's Heroes (1970) 00:32:46 - Review of Dora and the Lost City of Gold (2019) 00:50:22 - Guessing the Connection

Our heroes watch an entertaining but slightly too long war action comedy film from the 70s.

Join us for our New Year Special as we examine the 1970 cult-classic 'Kelly's Heroes' with a very special guest, renowned historian Peter Caddick-Adams! Don't forget to leave a comment/review/rating and let us know what you thought of the film via twitter @FightingOnFilm

TMI take a trip down Bullion Boulevard this week, as we first scramble for wartime gold with Spike Lee’s Da 5 Bloods, then join Kelly’s Heroes in a caper for 14,000 Nazi bricks. We’ll cut you in if you press play! #tmiconfessionals #tmipodcast #tmimovies #da5bloods #kellysheroes #spikelee #clinteastwood #tellysavalas #netflix #donaldsutherland

Bass player Red Kelly (back row, third from left) was a veteran of Stan Kenton, Charlie Barnett, Harry James and Woody Herman bands among others before he retired from the road and operated a jazz club near Olympia called the Tumwater Conservatory in the 70s, and later, Kellys in Tacoma in the 80s and 90s. Saxophonists Bill Ramsay and Milt Kleeb put together a great book for an 11 piece band that played at Kellys monthly and they made one CD. We'll hear a Milt Kleeb arrangement featuring Bill Ramsay from that CD on this week's Jazz Northwest. Also on this week's show, Phil Kelly (no relation) leads his big band The Northwest Prevailing Winds, Vancouver saxophonist Jerry Cook new CD, singer Becca Duran and others. Jazz Northwest is recorded and produced by host Jim Wilke and airs Sundays at 2 p.m. Listeners may also subscribe to the podcast at KNKX, NPR, Apple , or Google .

Corwin and Josh talk about the 1987 film "Good Morning, Vietnam" and the 1970 film "Kelly's Heroes" Good Morning, Vietnam: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0093105/?ref_=nm_knf_i3 Kelly's Heroes: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0065938/?ref_=ttawd_awd_tt Twitter: https://twitter.com/JuicingPod Email: juicingthenumbers@gmail.com

Larry can make a duplicate key by eye, but somehow can't identify his own car. Plus a tribute to Alfred E. Newman and Butterfly McQueen. Then Larry talks about the great war movie "Kelly's Heroes" and recites the poem "A Boy And His Dad" by Edgar Albert Guest. Quote of the week: "Martians could land and say, "German?"

On this episode. Steven, Mikaela, and Ben review the 1970 movie, Kelly's Heroes. This movie stars Clint Eastwood, Telly Savalas, Donald Sutherland, Don Rickles, and many more. Please you us for our discussion of this movie. Again, we want to thank you for listening! You can leave us feedback on our FaceBook page, or email us at diecastmoviereviewpodcast@gmail.com. Our next episode, we will be reviewing Strange Magic.

On this episode, Steven Interviews Victoria Riskin. Riskin is a producer, screenwriter, and has a has Ph. D. in Counseling Psychology. She is also the child of Fay Wray and Robert Riskin. She is also the author of Fay Wray and Robert Riskin: A Hollywood Memoir, which was released in 2019. I have read this book, and I highly recommend this book. The book is available everywhere. If you want to learn even more about Dr. Riskin, then please visit her website, victoriariskin.com. This episode also includes her Q&A from Monster Bash, October 2019. On our next episode, we will be reviewing Kelly's Heroes!

This week we take a look at the World War II classic Kelly's Heroes. Clint Eastwood, Telly Savalas, Don Rickles, Carroll O'Connor and Donald Sutherland headline a star-studded cast in this film. Look it is Memorial Day weekend, Nuff said.

On this week's podcast, Flo Lloyd-Hughes is joined by Paul Finney, Chris Charles, Rory O'Keeffe and Rahul Desai. QPR goalkeeper Liam Kelly also joins us on the phone (apologies for technical difficulties!). Find us online at www.qprpod.co.uk on twitter twitter.com/QPRPod and facebook www.facebook.com/qprpod

On this week's podcast, Flo Lloyd-Hughes is joined by Paul Finney, Chris Charles, Rory O'Keeffe and Rahul Desai. QPR goalkeeper Liam Kelly also joins us on the phone (apologies for technical difficulties!). Find us online at www.qprpod.co.uk on twitter twitter.com/QPRPod and facebook www.facebook.com/qprpod

S6/E4 - Kelly's HeroesThis week it's all about the WW2 gold heist, Kelly's heroes. We talk about Eastwood, pretty pictures in the sky and much much more!! If your interested in Movie Seasons our previous Seasons include, Zombies, Lost Treasure, Lord of the Rings, the Marvel Universe and Arnold Schwarzenegger so go dig through our back catalogue.Go check out our podcast all to do with Dungeons and Dragons called Dungeons and Dragons for Dummies. That's right Sassy joins the three of us and we go on a fantastic fantasy adventure Also if your a Star Wars fan we have 24 episodes of our podcast Why Star Wars? For you to listen too.Thanks for listening Matt, Chris and RossPlease remember to like,follow and share us on Instagram and Facebook to keep up to date with all the news Just search for Movie Seasons or Bottlehead radio. Go listen to our sister shows Why Starwars and Dungeons and Dragons for Dummies. If you have time please go rate and review us on Apple podcast (iTunes)If you would like to donate and help the show grow then head to PATREON.com and search Bottlehead radio and you will receive bonus content each week.bottleheadradio@outlook.com

S6/E4 - Kelly's HeroesThis week it's all about the WW2 gold heist, Kelly's heroes. We talk about Eastwood, pretty pictures in the sky and much much more!! If your interested in Movie Seasons our previous Seasons include, Zombies, Lost Treasure, Lord of the Rings, the Marvel Universe and Arnold Schwarzenegger so go dig through our back catalogue.Go check out our podcast all to do with Dungeons and Dragons called Dungeons and Dragons for Dummies. That's right Sassy joins the three of us and we go on a fantastic fantasy adventure Also if your a Star Wars fan we have 24 episodes of our podcast Why Star Wars? For you to listen too.Thanks for listening Matt, Chris and RossPlease remember to like,follow and share us on Instagram and Facebook to keep up to date with all the news Just search for Movie Seasons or Bottlehead radio. Go listen to our sister shows Why Starwars and Dungeons and Dragons for Dummies. If you have time please go rate and review us on Apple podcast (iTunes)If you would like to donate and help the show grow then head to PATREON.com and search Bottlehead radio and you will receive bonus content each week.bottleheadradio@outlook.com

Buried Cinema is nine years old. Usually we celebrate a milestone by reviewing some classic or tentpole of cinema. This year, we're going a slightly different route. We are reviewing classics, but each one of us picked a "classic" we hate. We begin with a delightful musical that musical fan Nate hates, 1954's WHITE CHRISTMAS. Next we discuss Brian's choice, one of the most egregious Best Picture Academy Award-winners ever, 1956's AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS (segment begins at 19:15). Next up is another Best Picture winner, and a deserving one, unless you ask Kevin, who hates 1965's THE SOUND OF MUSIC (begins at 41:01). Tom picked a "fun" war movie that nobody else even knew of, 1970 Clint Eastwood vehicle KELLY'S HEROES (1:01:45). Last of our despised classics is self-professed "sci-fi guy" Steve's pick of 1982 (or 2007, depending on how you judge these things) tech-noir standard BLADE RUNNER (1:19:28). Finally we look forward to a couple of animated movies that are NOT Disney... we think. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/buried-cinema/support

Larry can make a duplicate key by eye, but somehow can't identify his own car. Plus a tribute to Alfred E. Newman and Butterfly McQueen. Then Larry talks about the great war movie "Kelly's Heroes" and recites the poem "A Boy And His Dad" by Edgar Albert Guest. Quote of the week: "Martians could land and say, "German?" LarryMillerShow.com

In this episode Aaron and Matt compare Where Eagles Dare and Kelly's Heroes, two WWII movies about secret missions, subterfuge, and making the best of a bad situation. 2zk3bhn8

In our 153rd episode we're talking spine #174 in the Criterion Collection: Jean-Luc Godard's BAND OF OUTSIDERS from 1964. We're joined by Frank Solano via our Patreon Co-Host option (he must like us as this is the third time this year!), and first RJ and Frank talk about HOLY MOUNTAIN, HAPPY TOGETHER, BROKEN EMBRACES, and MILLENNIUM MAMBO, then Jarrett talks about war movies like SAHARA, PATTON, KELLY'S HEROES, and THE DIRTY DOZEN. Glory be. Podcast's intro song 'Here Come the Creeps' by Ugly Cry Club. You can check out her blossoming body of work here: uglycryclub.bandcamp.com/releases Like us on Facebook! www.facebook.com/criterioncreeps/ Follow us on that Twitter! twitter.com/criterioncreeps Follow us on Instagram! instagram.com/criterioncreeps We've got a Patreon too, if you are so inclined: patreon.com/criterioncreeps You can also subscribe to us on Soundcloud, iTunes, Google Play, and Stitcher!

This time, we're taking on another counterculture icon! Tonight we take on a Canadian actor and former radio newsman hailing from New Brunswick and Nova Scotia in his younger days. As such, it's probably no surprise he hails mainly from Scotch stock (with a bit of German in there for good measure)... He double majored in, of all things, engineering and drama, quickly dropping all the dry bourgeoise practicalities of applied math to pursue acting across Western Europe, doing a lot of work in cult British television and horror films before finding a niche as a rebellious hippie outsider type in several celebrated war films of the late 60's and early 70's - the Dirty Dozen, Kelly's Heroes, the Eagle Has Landed...and he introduced the pivotal role of Hawkeye in the original film version of M.A.S.H., later to make Alan Alda quite possibly the biggest star of the 70's and oft referenced sine qua non of the sensitive post feminist "New Man" of the decade. Front and center in a number of important films throughout the 70's - Klute, Don't Look Now, Eye of the Needle, work with Fellini and Bertolucci, even Animal House - he'd close the decade with an even more paranoid and effective update of the 50's sci fi classic Invasion of the Body Snatchers, before falling into a long run of workaday films that kept the bills paid but offer little of interest to the cult film aficionado. well...there IS Buffy the Vampire Slayer to contend with, and the tween Sci-Fi bowlderization of Battle Royale, The Hunger Games. Hell, he even wound up in a Kate Bush video! So join us as we talk one of the true icons of 60's and 70's cinema and Canada's finest, the one and only Donald Sutherland! Week 67: Stranger in a Strange Land: the Counterculture of Donald Sutherland https://weirdscenes1.wordpress.com/https://www.facebook.com/WeirdScenes1https://twitter.com/WeirdScenes1 (@weirdscenes1)https://thirdeyecinema.podbean.com/ https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/third-eye-cinema-weird-scenes-inside-the-goldmine-podcast/id553402044

Benji and Nick are chatting about what they've been watching on TV. For Benji, it's Kelly's Heroes (1970). For Nick, it's Warship (BBC 1973–77). (Warning! Jamie Anderson is on call!) They also delve into your emails sent to podcast@nicholasbriggs.com To download the podcast press ctrl click/right click here and select Save Link As

The 1970 satire "Kelly's Heroes," starring Clint Eastwood and a large cast of scene bandits (including WWII veteran Don Rickles), looked at World War II through the lens of the Vietnam era. Our "Service on Celluloid" panel observes that the film gets a surprising number of details just right.

    Phillip was joined again by Brandt, recording the show from Brandt's couch. First though, it's Phillip talking about what he has seen recently; Captain Marvel, Lone Wolf McQuade, Love Gilda, 1977's Suspiria, the documentary Apollo 11, Kelly's Heroes (based on a true incident. The caper was covered in a book called "Nazi Gold: The Sensational Story of the World's Greatest Robbery--and the Greatest Criminal Cover-Up" by Ian Sayer and Douglas Botting), Sweet Virginia, Dark City (1950), The Mummy (1932), Natural Born Killers, Cujo, The Eyes of Laura Mars (1978), Open Windows, Good Times (2017), and Anguish (1987). They start the show by reading comments from instagram about Triple Frontier and Three Kings. Then the read an iTunes review that they got from Talking Poop Podcast. They then talk about their favorite parts of Triple Frontier, how Charlie Hunnam reminds Phillip of Steve McQueen, and how Pedro Pascal reminds Brandt of Burt Reynolds. Then Brandt reviews some movies that he borrowed from Phillip; Zero Dark Thirty, Baby Driver, Way of the Gun, and Gone Girl. Then they dive into Three Kings. They talk about the actor Cliff Curtis, and the director David O. Russell. They read some facts. Then they talk a little about Sam Fuller. It's a fun show. 

JC Chandor's "Triple Frontier" isn't the first movie to wonder what would happen if a few rogue soldiers tried to get rich while allegedly doing the right thing. On a new "Be Reel," Chance and Noah review Netflix's latest film and compare its themes and all-star casts to "Three Kings" (1999) and "Kelly's Heroes" (1970). Be Reel is brought to you by California College of the Arts' Writing MFA program.

On this week's episode of #collectedlayers we talk about the faces behind the #KellysHeroes campaign. There's nothing more rewarding than seeing people believe in the work we do at the JCK Foundation. We share the stories of our first 9 "Kelly's Heroes" hosts and how their dedication pushes the #JCKF forward in more ways than one. Guests: John, MikeHost: JohnEditor: MikeProducers: John, MikeMusicians: TaiCheeba, JaōGraphic: Dom Frabizio We're now available on Apple Podcasts, Google Play and Spotify. JCKFoundation.org/collectedlayers

In the words of Norman Whitfield and Barrett Strong, as interpreted by Charles Edwin Hatcher and Jackie Chan: War! Huh! Yeah! What is it good for? Absolutely nothing! War! Huh! Yeah! What is it good for? Absolutely nothing! Except arms manufacturers and other defence contractors and disease and famine and destroyed families: war’s pretty good for those. And, in the case of the two films we’re talking about today, war is also good for covering attempts at pulling off bullion heists. So, y´know, swings and roundabouts. Full show notes at https://www.fudsonfilm.com/kellys-heroes-and-three-kings/

What does a war movie, Clint Eastwood, and positive waves all have in common? Enough to have a devotional on Great News! Join us!

Kelly's Heroes: Can one rag-tag story encapsulate everything you want in a war movie? Or does this film simply have a 70's take on a 40's heist? On today's episode Adam, Ben, and John knock it off with the negative waves while reviewing this WW2 adventure.This film is available via:iTunes, Amazon, Youtube, Google Play, Fandango Now, and VuduNext Film, Army of Shadows, is available via:Film Struck, Google Play, iTunes, Vudu, and your local library

Aliens: Does this film reflect on the past by portraying a frightening future? Or is this just a fun popcorn-chomping action flick? On today's episode Adam, Ben, and John point their flamethrowers at the eggs of this 1986 thriller.Aliens is available oniTunes, Amazon, HBO, YouTube, Google Play, and VuduThe next film, Kelly's Heroes, is available onAmazon, YouTube, Google Play, Vudu, iTunes, and your local library

Waffle On about Kelly's Heroes Hello and welcome to this months edition of Waffle On and we chat away about this wonderful caper movie Kelly's Heroes. Its a war film, its a comedy, its a caper and its got Clint Eastwood, Telly Savalas and Donald Sutherland in it. What more do you want? Oh ok we play some clips and of course some music from the film.  We are alive and well on social media so please do come along and follow/join us.   

I do a shout-out, recommend some comics and talk about how to use Kelly's Heroes as the basis for an RPG adventure. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/radio-grognard/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/radio-grognard/support

For this one I go from a 1970 WW2 caper film, Kelly's Heroes starring Clint Eastwood and Donald Sutherland to a 1957 Hemingway adaptation, The Sun Also Rises starring Tyrone Power and Ava Gardner. Tanks to bulls. The kid stays in the picture. Please support the podcast by going to patreon.com/paleocinema and throwing pocket change into the hat at my feet.

Jimmy England and Len Perdic go to war over the movie Kelly’s Heroes. Jimmy - as usual - can’t get past plot holes you can drive a tank through. Len calls on his reserve training to clear up some questions about the correct armaments to use when planning an insurrection. They both agree they have no idea what movie Donald Sutherland thinks he’s in.

In this episode, the Losers discuss the four Best Picture nominees, MASH, Love Story, Five Easy Pieces and Airport, and the Best Picture winner, Patton.  In addition, we'll take a look at Performance, Catch 22, Zabriske Point, Kelly's Heroes and Little Big Man. Don't forget to subscribe to the show!   1970: Lymphoma Iceberg Please rate and leave a comment on iTunes Follow us or get in touch at: Twitter: @AndTheLosersAre Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thelosersare Instagram: AndTheTheLosersAre Shownotes

With the release of Liza Johnson's new drama comedy "Elvis & Nixon" - a look at America in December 1970 - Matthew Sweet reflects on the score for this, and for other films actually made in this year. A year that brought us the likes of "Love Story", "Airport", "M*A*S*H", "Soldier Blue"; "Ryan's Daughter", "Kelly's Heroes", "A Man Called Horse", "Chisum"; "The Music Lovers", "Valerie and Her Week of Wonders" and "The Railway Children". The Classic Score of the Week is Frank Cordell's music for "Cromwell".

Jim and Alan talk about the Cloud.   Private clouds versus public clouds.  Should you ditch your own server room and move everything to the Cloud?  Start small and build ... or go "all in" on the Cloud.   Can you control performance and scaling in the Cloud?  Relational databases or NoSQL in the Cloud.  In case that's not clear at this point, we'll be talking about the Cloud on this week's podcast.  Plus, West Wing, NYPD Blue, Kelly's Heroes.  Kiefer and Donald Sutherland in Foresaken.   Take a pass on "Assassin".   Spoiler alert: We're both passing on the trifecta of remakes; Point Break, Roadhouse and Ghostbusters.

Mike and Dan arrive at the studio all lively and raring to go when they find a note from Nat explaining that he's recently had dental work which has rendered him Merrick-esque so won't be along this week. HdP's best efforts can't cheers them up (honestly, he jingled his keys and everything) but when First Lady of Americarnage Kelly-Anne Lyons turns up they decide that life is worthwhile after all, turn those frowns upside down and get on with the business of recording the best gosh-darn podcast they can, like big boys.  In other news: Mike really doesn't like Piers Morgan; neither does anyone else; Kelly talks kidnapped Orcas; Dan talks worst-food-in-the-West-End; Mike talks Cassius Clay anniversaries; loads of combine numbers vie for your attention; the Sochi Olympics are over and there were even some sporting things to talk about amongst all the controversy which is just as well as the NHL break was getting old; in the NBA Indiana lead the East from Miami, OKC lead the West from San Antonio and it’s been that way most of the season but the impressive Pacers lead has been chipped away since All Star weekend by a rampant Miami team that as gone 5 on the bounce; Kelly talks New York Yankees; loads of Bodeans Mailbag goodness; Oscar picks and general movie chat for the last 25 minutes or so, awesome if you like movies, skp it if you don't care so much, and much, much more...

The Garage Hour goons managed to check off one of the to-dos on their list with a broadcast from the brewhouse at Helix Brewing, a charming new brewery that just opened for business in La Mesa, CA, just down the street from the Garage Hour compound in Fletcher Hills.  This is the definition of craft brewer - making fun, tasty beers that you can enjoy in a small, cloistered setting. While chatting with owner/operator/engineer/bottle washer Cameron Ball, Hostus Maximus Justin Fort and cohosts .45 Phil and Chef Jeff really dug into the new ales offered by Cameron and company, as well as little bit of the thinking behind starting and running a new brewery in the Bureaucratic State of Kalifornistan. It's the Garage Hour, though, so don't worry: this episode also has AR-15s (and Cameron's plans to brew a beer inspired by the AR), tow trucks and towed 5.0s, off-roading, running trails versus running trails, good soundtracks and bad movies, .45 Phil's VW bus, and why Uber is up to something. There's an M4A version of this podcast available on this micropage - just check the sound file for the same show with no "MP3" label.

The Garage Hour goons managed to check off one of the to-dos on their list with a broadcast from the brewhouse at Helix Brewing, a charming new brewery that just opened for business in La Mesa, CA, just down the street from the Garage Hour compound in Fletcher Hills.  This is the definition of craft brewer - making fun, tasty beers that you can enjoy in a small, cloistered setting. While chatting with owner/operator/engineer/bottle washer Cameron Ball, Hostus Maximus Justin Fort and cohosts .45 Phil and Chef Jeff really dug into the new ales offered by Cameron and company, as well as little bit of the thinking behind starting and running a new brewery in the Bureaucratic State of Kalifornistan. It's the Garage Hour, though, so don't worry: this episode also has AR-15s (and Cameron's plans to brew a beer inspired by the AR), tow trucks and towed 5.0s, off-roading, running trails versus running trails, good soundtracks and bad movies, .45 Phil's VW bus, and why Uber is up to something. There's an MP3 version of this podcast available on this micropage - just check the sound file for the same show with an "MP3" label.

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  Welcome to Episode 8 where we talk about that great 1970 mancave flick, . As war movies go, this is one of our personal favorites. Here we see Clint Eastwood, Telly Savalas and Don Rickles go behind enemy lines and  take on the German army in order to grab $16 million in Nazi gold.   So kick back, grab some wine, some cheese and do your best dog imitation while Steve, Jeff and Mark take you through this classic film!