A Bridge Too Far, is a 1977 war movie portraying Operation Market Garden from 1944, where it’s objective was to create a 64 mile (103 km) salient into German territory with a bridgehead over the Nederrijn (Lower Rhine River), creating an Allied invasion route into northern Germany.
The operation succeeded in capturing the Dutch cities of Eindhoven and Nijmegen along with many towns, and a few V-2 rocket launching sites. It failed in its most important objective; securing the bridge over the Rhine at Arnhem.
Richard Attenborough, took on the heavy task to portray this operation as best as he possibly could in 1977, this movie has some inaccuracies that irked historians for many years. This fan cut, released on 80 years after Operation Market Garden, is my attempt at fixing some of those inaccuracies.
Chapters:
00:00 – Logo/Prologue
08:51 – General Browning’s H.Q.
17:00 – Spitfire Reconnaissance
19:44 – Tanks
24:17 – XXX Corps H.Q.
28:09 – Colonel Frost’s Quarters
31:13 – Lift off
42:00 – Drop Zone
1:01:54 – The Son Bridge
1:04:15 – Top Secret
1:08:33 – First Attack
1:13:34 – Counter Attack
1:19:25 – Surrounded
1:23:51- Eindhoven
1:26:04 – Keeping promises
1:39:03 – Second Counter Attack
1:51:36 – Destroy Arnhem
2:00:48 – River Crossing
2:10:14 – Arnhem
2:15:12 – Surrender
2:23:36 – Polish Crossing
2:28:00 – Cease Fire
2:35:58 – A Bridge Too Far
2:41:39 – Credits
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