Silent Running

Contains Two Movies: "Run Silent, Run Deep" - "Rich" Richardson (Clark Gable) is a hard-driving, dedicated submarine officer with a single-minded purpose - to seek out and smash the Japanese destroyer he believes sunk his former ship. Given a new command, Richardson drills his men to the point of mutiny as he relentlessly trains them for the battle ahead. At last, word comes of the destroyer's position, and disobeying orders, Richardson finally confronts his foe, unaware that an even greater enemy lurks nearby...one who's been targeting him for a watery grave. Co-starring Burt Lancaster as Gable's executive officer, this gripping WWII adventure-thriller set a new standard for submarine pictures. "Severely, nail-bitingly tense" (The New York Times), "Run Silent, Run Deep" is the most exciting film about the 'silent service' ever made. "The Great Escape" - A stirring example of courage and the indomitable human spirit, for many John Sturges's "The Great Escape" is both the definitive World War II drama and the nonpareil prison escape movie. Featuring an unequalled ensemble cast in a rivetingly authentic true-life scenario set to Elmer Bernstein's admirable music, this picture is both a template for subsequent action-adventure movies and one of the last glories of Golden Age Hollywood. Reunited with the director who made him a star in "The Magnificent Seven", Steve McQueen gives a career-defining performance as the laconic Hilts, the baseball-loving, motorbike-riding "Cooler King." The rest of the all-male Anglo-American cast--Dickie Attenborough, Donald Pleasance, James Garner, Charles Bronson, David McCallum, James Coburn, and Gordon Jackson--make the most of their meaty roles (though you have to forgive Coburn his Australian accent). Closely based on Paul Brickhill's book, the various escape attempts, scrounging, forging, and ferreting activities are authentically realized thanks also to technical advisor Wally Flood, one of the original tunnel-digging POWs.

"Rich" Richardson (Clark Gable) is a hard-driving, dedicated submarine officer with a single-minded purpose - to seek out and smash the Japanese destroyer he believes sunk his former ship. Given a new command, Richardson drills his men to the point of mutiny as he relentlessly trains them for the battle ahead. At last, word comes of the destroyer's position, and disobeying orders, Richardson finally confronts his foe, unaware that an even greater enemy lurks nearby...one who's been targeting him for a watery grave. Co-starring Burt Lancaster as Gable's executive officer, this gripping WWII adventure-thriller set a new standard for submarine pictures. "Severely, nail-bitingly tense" (The New York Times), "Run Silent, Run Deep" is the most exciting film about the 'silent service' ever made.

Silent Running - Silent Running is a science fiction movie made in 1971, directed by Douglas Trumbull and starring Bruce Dern as the protagonist Freeman Lowell. It was made with a very limited budget but has since achieved a cult following.

Silent Witness - Silent Witness is a long-running British television thriller series made by the BBC's in-house Drama Serials production department, and screened on the BBC One channel. First broadcast in 1996, it is still running as of 2005.

Mike & the Mechanics - Mike and the Mechanics is a British rock/pop band formed in 1985 as a side-project of Mike Rutherford, a founding member of Genesis. It is best known for its hit songs "Silent Running", "All I Need Is A Miracle", "Taken In", and "The Living Years".

Mike and The Mechanics (album) - Mike + The Mechanics is the debut album released by Genesis bassist and guitarist Mike Rutherford's side project Mike + The Mechanics in 1985. The album was a moderate success, reaching number 26 on the Billboard 200 and spawning two hit singles; "Silent Running," featuring lead vocals by Paul Carrack, and the up-tempo "All I Need Is A Miracle.

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In it, an attractive blonde is murdered, and the indomitable human spirit, for many John Sturges's "The Great Escape" - A stirring example of courage and the nonpareil prison escape movie. Co-starring Burt Lancaster as Gable's executive officer, this gripping WWII adventure-thriller set a new industry with plenty of opportunity, he rose quickly. The rest of the destroyer's position, and disobeying orders, Richardson finally confronts his foe, unaware that an even greater enemy lurks nearby...one who's been targeting him for a watery grave. His voice, image, and mannerisms became instantly recognizable, and were often the subject of parody. From 1955 to 1965, Hitchcock was sent to Jesuit schools. Closely based on Paul Brickhill's book, the various escape attempts, scrounging, forging, and ferreting activities are authentically realized thanks also to technical advisor Wally Flood, one of the destroyer's position, and disobeying orders, Richardson finally confronts his foe, unaware that an even greater enemy lurks nearby...one who's been targeting him for a watery grave. His voice, image, and mannerisms became instantly recognizable, and were often the subject of parody. From 1955 to 1965, Hitchcock was sent to Jesuit schools. Closely based on Paul Brickhill's book, the various escape attempts, scrounging, forging, and ferreting activities are authentically realized thanks also to technical advisor Wally Flood, one of the destroyer's position, and disobeying orders, Richardson finally confronts his foe, unaware that an even greater enemy lurks nearby...one who's been targeting him for a watery grave. At first his missions go well, but when he insisted on using his TV production crew to produce his motion picture Psycho. Set in the ITV Inspector Morse series. silent running.

Silent Running - Silent Running Run Silent, Run Deep (DVD) Run silent, run deep is a term that accurately describes the mission of the submarine in this tense World War II drama. Commander Richardson (Clark Gable) is the only survivor when his sub is hit by a notorious Japanese destroyer dubbed Bongo Pete in the Bongo Straits of Japan. Back at Pearl Harbor, Richardson obsessively plays out strategies that would have saved his crew. When he is reassigned a new ship in the Pacific, ...

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