The Day Will Dawn

1942
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Deborah Kerr, Griffith Jones, Ralph Richardson, and Hugh Williams in The Day Will Dawn (1942)

अपनी भाषा में प्लॉट जोड़ेंA British journalist working in Norway during WWII finds himself hunted by the Germans when he's tasked with a secret combat mission, while the daughter of a Norwegian sea captain helps the ... सभी पढ़ेंA British journalist working in Norway during WWII finds himself hunted by the Germans when he's tasked with a secret combat mission, while the daughter of a Norwegian sea captain helps the Brits combat the Nazi menace.A British journalist working in Norway during WWII finds himself hunted by the Germans when he's tasked with a secret combat mission, while the daughter of a Norwegian sea captain helps the Brits combat the Nazi menace.

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The shot of the wooden building being blown up towards the end was from one of the British Commando raids on the Norwegian coast. These were usually to attack things like fish-oil processing plants. Various other extracts from newsreels or other reality footage were inserted into this film at various points.

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Metcalf takes off in a Wellington aircraft and parachutes from a Whitley.

भाव
Milligan, Reporter in Fleet Street Pub: This is the man in the street, Frank, the average man. And he's asking you a question the average man in the street wants answering. World war over Danzig?
"Man-in-the-Street" in Fleet Street Pub: That's right. As you say, Danzig's only a small place.
Frank Lockwood: So was Thermopylae. And Verdun. And Madrid. All very small places. Big enough to bury the people that hadn't the guts to fight for them. Did you ever hear Hitler laugh?
[Man shakes head]
Frank Lockwood: I did. I was in Vienna when he entered the city in triumph. "Providence has sent me here to save you," he bellowed to the mob of his followers. "And Heaven help all those that have been against me." And then he laughed. It's a kind of mad laugh. And they all laughed too, in the same way. They were baying for blood. Hitler was giving it to them. We're in this for our own sweet selves. If we want to save our skins we've got to fight.

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Postscript on screen: "In a dozen famous ancient states, now prostrate under the Nazi yoke, the masses of the people, all classes and creeds, await the hour of liberation, when they, too, will be able once again to play their part and strike their blows like men. That hour will strike, and its solemn peal will proclaim that the night is past and that the dawn has come."

The PRIME MINISTER In the SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES 26 · 12 · 1941

साउंडट्रैक
Rule Brittania
(uncredited)
Lyrics by James Thomson
Music by Thomas Augustine Arne
Sung in bar in Norway

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9/10

Excellent propaganda adventure.

Superbly done piece of wartime propaganda but not done to extreems. This film must have been hugely popular when it came out as it did a great job of showing the struggle of the brave Norwegians against the nasty Nazis. Some of the stock footage was a bid rough but this can be forgiven as it was made in 1942.

Some of the speeches from the characters pointing out how the Nazis had no hope of winning the war as they were too nasty to become victorious would have gone down very well at the time.

Well worth watching as an example of how well done a propaganda film can be done especially when compared to the well over the top Nazi efforts at the time.