Uncertainty and frustration can turn into a crippling agony. Kiefer today would be 5'7.5 Donald Sutherland is between 5'9.5 to 5'10.If Sutherland was 6'2 then Kiefer would have to be 6'0 tall. Filming began on Dr. Terror's House of Horrors at Shepperton Studios on 25 May 1964 with a budget of £105,000 and was completed on 3 July 1964. In the novel, the Soviet submarine does not fire back at Bedford before being destroyed. [13], Another inspiration was the desire of General Douglas MacArthur, a megalomaniac of extreme right-wing views, to expand the Korean War in 1951 by using nuclear weapons against the People's Republic of China, if necessary in defiance of President Harry S. [25] The Caine Mutiny is set in World War Two, but its picture of a destroyer commanded by an officer who has lost his mind greatly influenced several novelists in the Cold War who speculated about the possibility of a crazed naval officer trying to start World War Three either intentionally or by accident. It was not until after the fall of the Soviet Union that the weapon's existence and how close the world came to nuclear conflict was made known.[28]. He was the host of TV pop music show, Sounds, between 1975 and 1987.Sutherland has also worked as a TV producer and music journalist, and is associated with the local greyhound racing industry. Also aboard the Bedford are Ensign Ralston, an inexperienced young officer constantly being criticised by his captain for small errors and Lieutenant Commander Chester Potter, the ship's new doctor, who is a recently recalled reservist. The fact that Munceford is apparently the only black man abroad the Bedford illustrates his sense of isolation. Barbara Ferris as Sally, a young reporter and Werner's love interest, was OK but I do believe they needed someone more dynamic in that role. The film is a loose remake of the US film Interlude (1957). Sutherland's first roles were bit parts and consisted of such films as the horror film Dr. Terror's House of Horrors (1965) which starred Christopher Lee. The cast also features Eric Portman, James MacArthur, Martin Balsam and Wally Cox, as well as early appearances by Donald Sutherland and Ed Bishop. (Thanks to Brian) Also, watch out for young actors Sir Derek Jacobi, John Cleese and Donald Sutherland. The same as any war. https://50plusworld.com/celebrating-seniors-donald-sutherland-is-81-part-1 Kiefer in the 1980' was listed as 5'8 for the longest time. Both Keefer and Munceford are intellectuals who are skeptical of authority figures and are always asking inconvenient questions. Interlude (1968) is a British drama film directed by Kevin Billington and stars Oskar Werner, Barbara Ferris, & Virginia Maskell. in the United States) is a 1965 British horror thriller film directed by Silvio Narizzano for Hammer Films. To me, it's more enjoyable for its set-up than for the execution. My Darling! Unlike Keefer, the writer who was reluctantly drafted into the U.S. Navy in World War Two, Munceford is a journalist, being the only civilian abroad the Bedford. The shocked Finlander then receives word of his promotion to admiral. [23] In many ways, the film is similar to other submarines vs. destroyers films such as Run Silent, Run Deep and The Enemy Below, but unlike those it is set in peacetime while the nuclear component greatly raises the stakes. Shirley married fellow actor Donald Sutherland in 1965. The American destroyer USS Bedford (DLG-113) detects a Soviet submarine in the GIUK gap near the coast of Greenland. Unlike in The Bedford Incident, the Americans were not aware that the B-59 was armed with a T-5 nuclear torpedo. The captain, angered by this defiant act, orders the Bedford to run over its snorkel, ordering that it be logged as an "unidentified floating object". [13] The South African novelist Antony Trew published in 1963 a bestselling novel, Two Hours To Darkness, about a fictional British nuclear ballistic submarine, HMS Retaliate, commanded by an officer, Captain Shadde, who like Captain Queeg is suffering from paranoia caused by undiagnosed post-traumatic stress, who is determined to fire his submarine's ICBMs at the Soviet Union. Truman. [20] Maloney noted that in the film version of The Bedford Incident that Finlander is portrayed as far more deranged than in the novel, arguing that Finlander's obsession with hunting Soviet submarines in the North Atlantic in the novel is "completely understandable and possibly even legitimate". The obituary was featured in MyCentralJersey on August 25, 2009. Dr. Terror's House of Horrors is an Amicus production, providing enough of a budget to give this horror anthology a bit of class and a sleek veneer, unfortunately what lies underneath the pretty packaging is rather ordinary, maybe even slightly dull.. [9] In contrast to The Caine Mutiny which "...attempted to vindicate the necessity of obedience-even when that leadership is mentally unbalanced-The Bedford Incident, made without Navy co-operation, warns that such deranged authority could unleash nuclear war, which happens accidentally". Here we hunt the Russians. The screenplay by James Poe is based on the 1963 book by Mark Rascovich, which borrowed from the plot of Herman Melville's Moby-Dick; at one point in the film, the captain is advised he is "not chasing whales now". [22], Maloney has argued that both the book and film versions of The Bedford Incident were inspired by the two actual incidents, the "hold-downs" (forced surfacing) of four Soviet submarines during the Cuban Missile crisis in 1962 and another incident in 1959 when an American destroyer staged a "hold-down" of a Soviet submarine off the coast of Greenland. The late Virginia Maskell was wonderful as his gracious wife, Antonia. Die! [11] Whitfield argued that by the 1960s popular mentalities had changed so much that more anti-militaristic films such as The Bedford Incident were being released. (1965) Starring: Tallulah Bankhead, Stefanie Powers, Peter Vaughan, Donald Sutherland Young Pat Carroll (Powers) goes to the home of her dead fiancé to meet his beloved mother, Mrs. Trefoile (Tallulah Bankhead). - Communications, Paul Carson as Seaman 1st Class - Communications, Laurence Herder as Petty Officer - Communications, Warren Stanhope as Hospitalman Strauss - Sick Bay, This page was last edited on 11 January 2021, at 10:47. Sonar then detects four Soviet nuclear-armed torpedoes targeting the destroyer. The Bedford Incident was mostly filmed at Shepperton Studios in the UK, although some shots at sea were used. [18] When Munceford arrives on the Bedford, the ship's executive officer (the number two man), Commander Allison, tells him that the ship operates "under virtually wartime conditions", a point further elaborated by Captain Finlander who says: "We are hunters-stalking kind of hunters-who track a foe who is also silently listening to us". [26] Like in The Caine Mutiny and The Bedford Incident, the other officers aboard the Retaliate have to decide whatever to obey a mentally ill commanding officer or whatever to reject his authority. [27], In October 1962, shortly before the Cuban Missile Crisis, the Soviet submarine B-59 was pursued in the Atlantic Ocean by the U.S. Navy. Munceford, the sole survivor, is found by Novosibirsk, the submarine's mothership. Unrelenting tension becomes a physical pain. From Finlander's viewpoint, it is essential that he know the location of Soviet submarines because if World War Three should break out, he would have at most a matter of minutes to sink the submarine before it would fire its ICBMs that would take out 12-16 American cities. The screenplay by James Poe follows the novel fairly closely but Poe wrote a different ending. [14] Whitfield argued that the different messages presented about the question of obeying authority and the portrayal of the military men and intellectuals in The Caine Mutiny vs. The Bedford Incident(1965) [Hospitalman Nerney]: Killed in an explosion, along with everyone else on board the destroyer, when the Russians fire torpedoes at the ship. At the same time, Finlander becomes intolerant of anyone who questions his tactics including the ship's doctor who advises him that crew are feeling the pressure but the captain will not relent. [24] Maloney wrote: "The Bedford Incident is remarkably accurate in its assumptions that Soviet submarines were equipped with nuclear torpedoes on a routine basis". Death". Donald Sutherland (amezaliwa tar.17 Julai 1935) ni mwigizaji filamu kutoka nchini Kanada.Amepata kuonekana kwenye zaidi ya filamu 100 na vipindi vya televisheni.Pia alipata kucheza kama John Bridger katika filamu ya The Italian Job.Ana mtoto wake wa kuime aitwaye Kiefer Sutherland naye ni … Confidently he reassures Munceford and Schrepke that he is in command of the situation and that he will not fire first but "If he fires one, I'll FIRE ONE". With Tallulah Bankhead, Stefanie Powers, Peter Vaughan, Maurice Kaufmann. [13] Ben Munceford, the journalist who serves as an analogous character to Keefer as the resident intellectual abroad the Bedford who like Keefer has a worldview that is essentially opposed to that of the Navy, but he is portrayed as a far more sympathetic and likeable character. [1][2][3][4][5], The film was directed by James B. Harris, who, until then, had been best known as Stanley Kubrick's producer. Donald Sutherland filmography; Film: 141: Television series: 42: This is the complete filmography of actor Donald Sutherland ... 1964: Castle of the Living Dead: Sgt. The role he played was that of t… Donald Sutherland is very close to Kiefer Sutherlands height.In the photos i see a 2 inch height difference. [19] Maloney argued that the level of technical detail in the novel together with its picture of American naval officers on abroad a destroyer having to obsess over the location of Soviet submarines for every single minute of their patrol is the most authentic picture of the Cold War at sea ever portrayed. [27] Maloney further noted that many prominent American intellectuals such as Joseph Heller, Harry Harrison, James Jones, and Norman Mailer had been drafted into the military in World War Two and having been exposed first-hand to military life lashed out in the 1950s-1960s by writing novels that portrayed American military leaders as stupid and vicious. The Bedford Incident illustrated how much mentalities had changed from the 1950s to the 1960s. [15] The scholars Harold R. Troper and Michael J. Strada describe The Bedford Incident as one of series of 1960s films that were "full frontal assaults on military values". Finlander exploits the fact that the Russian sub has to surface periodically to replenish air and recharge batteries because it is not nuclear-powered; knowing full well it will make the Soviets more desperate. [27] MacArthur's very public defiance led President Truman to sack him in April 1951, stating that as president he had the final authority over whatever to use nuclear weapons and that he decided not to use nuclear weapons against China. [10] The message of both versions of The Caine Mutiny was as Whitfield put it "...that losing a ship in a typhoon is better than challenging a skipper whose powers of command have failed". Although none ended as catastrophically as the Bedford incident, the story illustrated many of the fears of the time. TV host, Ziggy Zaglan has a jovial image but is really an unpleasant man. When the submarine is found, it ignores Finlander's order to surface and identify itself. Glenn Beck as Seaman 2nd Class - C.I.C. Donald Sutherland was born on July 17, 1935. [9], Keefer, the resident intellectual abroad the Caine, starts out as the likeable voice of reason against the paranoid Captain Queeg, but is gradually revealed to be the most loathsome character in the story, being a cowardly, dishonest and selfish schemer who is admonished for his treatment of Queeg who is praised as an honorable, but misunderstood career Navy officer who was only patriotically serving his country. The American historian Stephen Whitfield argued that The Bedford Incident was a rejoinder to The Caine Mutiny. We're not here in a base area indoctrinating simple-minded peasants into the complex savagery of modern guerrilla tactics; we're not sitting in an air conditioned blockhouse in Florida trying to shoot a bigger hole in the Moon. Shirley also had a son, Thomas, from her previous marriage to Canadian prairie brewery heir Timothy Emil Sicks. Keefer successfully undermines the leadership of Queeg and provokes the mutiny while Munceford is unsuccessful in challenging the leadership of Finlander, leading the latter to embark upon a course that leads to the deaths of everyone abroad the Bedford. This prompts the captain to become openly hostile to Munceford, who he sees as a civilian who is interfering into military matters for questioning the risks involved in continually harrying the Soviet submarine. Munceford comes to serve as the voice of reason against Finlander and in both the novel and even so in the film he is portrayed as quite justified in challenging Captain Finlander. - C.I.C. Specifically, they are in Greenland territorial waters at the entrance to the J.C. Jacobsen Fjord, which is due northwest from Iceland. Donald Sutherland OAM (born 22 December 1946) is an Australian radio and television presenter. "Movie Review - The Bedford Incident - Screen: Fictional Navy:' Bedford Incident' Grim Movie on Cold War", "Screen: Fictional Navy:' Bedford Incident' Grim Movie on Cold War", "The Other Side of the Booth: A Profile of James B. Harris in Present Day Los Angeles,", https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=The_Bedford_Incident&oldid=999675388, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License, Michael Kane as Commander Allison Executive Officer - Bridge, Paul Tamarin as Seaman 2nd Class - Bridge, Frank Lieberman as Seaman 1st Class - Bridge, James Caffrey as Seaman 1st Class - Bridge, Burnell Tucker as Seaman 1st Class - Bridge, Mike Lennox as Lieutenant Krindlemeyer, U.S.N. Commodore Schrepke, realising that World War III will begin once the events are known, sabotages one of the remaining ASROCs and destroys the ship. [16], The Canadian historian Sean Maloney praised the book version of The Bedford Incident for its level of realism, writing that the book was "a microhistorical study of the Cold War itself" and as "the best literacy depiction of the Cold War". Pros: 1. (1965). Here we clash in the privacy of the black, empty ocean with no audience, but our conscience; both parties want to keep it that way because the stakes are such that no compromise is possible. [a] Although the U.S. and the Soviet Union are not at war, Captain Eric Finlander mercilessly harries his prey while civilian photojournalist Ben Munceford and NATO naval advisor Commodore Wolfgang Schrepke look on with mounting alarm. - Bridge (as Michael Graham), Stephen Schreiber as Seaman 2nd Class - Bridge (as Stephen Van Schreiber), Ronald Rubin as Seaman 1st Class - Bridge, Eugene Leonard as Seaman 2nd Class - Bridge. Marele actor și-a amintiti mai târziu un episod care a … Biography. When Munceford presses for more information about what is going on and if anybody gets hurt, Finlander says: "Fear hurts. Here are the pros & cons of this film as I see it, I hope this helps you. [22] When Finlander tries to justify sinking the Novosibrsk because "war is hell", Commodore Schrepke replies "a nuclear hell, Erik? Munceford is aboard to photograph life on a Navy destroyer but his real interest is Finlander who recently was passed over for promotion to rear admiral. [19] Likewise, Finlander's final rant after the Bedford sinks the Novosibirsk reflects the frustration that many American naval officers felt with the Cold War as he says: "The Cold War! He launches an anti-submarine rocket which destroys the submarine. Unlike the book, the film version ends with the vessels being destroyed by one another. He was also appearing in episodes of TV shows such as "The Saint" and "Court Martial". John McCarthy as Seaman 1st Class - C.I.C. https://www.thewrap.com/kiefer-sutherland-mother-shirley-douglas-dead Sutherland's first roles were bit parts and consisted of such films as the horror film Dr. Terror's House of Horrors (1965) which starred Christopher Lee. My Darling! Directed by Robert Tronson. Sidney Poitier's initial flypast and landing from a Whirlwind helicopter were filmed aboard another Type 15 frigate, HMS Wakeful, whose F159 pennant number is clearly visible. "USS Bedford" was a fictitious guided missile destroyer and the role of Bedford was mostly played by a large model of a Farragut-class destroyer. The film's final image is a mushroom cloud. Die! Munceford follows frantically pleading with him to do something. The two parted ways over a disagreement about the film that became Kubrick's noted Cold War nuclear-confrontation film, Dr. Strangelove; Harris had wanted it to be told as a serious thriller, but Kubrick wanted it to be a comic farce (which it became). 9 Donald Sutherland’s acting career has spanned more than five decades and includes successful movies like, ‘Invasion of the Body Snatchers,’ ‘M*A*S*H,’ ‘Ordinary People,’ ‘Fellini's Casanova,’ ‘Eye of the Needle,’ ‘Don't Look Now,’ ‘The Dirty Dozen,’ ‘Klute,’ ‘Animal House,’ and ‘Kelly's Heroes.’ Donald Sutherland 2021 - Biography at Wikipedia (Wiki, Age, Birthday) Donald Sutherland - actor Donald Sutherland was born on July 17, 1935 in Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada Donald Sutherland (n. 17 iulie 1935, ... A apărut de două ori în pelicula Sfântul, prima oară în 1965, în episodul "The Happy Suicide" și a doua oară în "Escape Route", la sfârșitul anilor 1966, regizat chiar de starul protagonist, Roger Moore. The plot reflects several Cold War incidents between the NATO and Soviet navies, including one in 1957 when USS Gudgeon, a submarine, was caught in Soviet waters and chased out to sea by Soviet warships. The pair, who divorced in 1971, shared two children, twins Kiefer and Rachel, a production manager. Gary Cockrell as Lieutenant Bascombe, U.S.N. The cast also features Eric Portman, James MacArthur, Martin Balsam and Wally Cox, as well as early appearances by Donald Sutherland and Ed Bishop.The screenplay by James Poe is based on the 1963 book by Mark Rascovich, which … In the 1965 British anthology film "Dr. Terror's House of Horrors," Donald Sutherland fears his new bride is actually a vampire, which calls for stern measures. It was released on 5 February 1965. [27] A recurring theme of the writings of the American intelligentsia in the Cold War was the fear of a rogue officer who at very least was acting recklessly in exposing the world to the risk of a nuclear armageddon. Munceford is curious whether a comment made by Finlander regarding the American intervention in Cuba is the reason for his lack of promotion. He was also appearing in episodes of TV shows such as \"The Saint\" and \"Court Martial\". [23] The author of The Bedford Incident, Mark Rascovich, had many contacts within the U.S Navy and seems to have learned of the two incidents, which inspired his book. If you doubt me, then ask yourself what the United States has left if its DEW and NORAD systems are cracked? The film also features John Cleese & Donald Sutherland. [15] Goldwater had been attacked in the 1964 election as too hawkish, most notably in the infamous Daisy Girl television commercial which warned that Goldwater if elected president would start a nuclear war. Does it not all naturally culminate in the totality of death and destruction?...Look and see what the Cold War really is. Did those Russian submariners half-threaten us? Harris remained focused on developing a serious nuclear-confrontation film, resulting in The Bedford Incident.[6][7][8]. With Roger Moore, Jane Merrow, John Bluthal, William Sylvester. [9], Widmark modelled the mannerisms and rhetorical style of Captain Finlander after Senator Barry Goldwater who was the Republican candidate for president in the 1964 election. [11] Very much like Captain Queeg of the fictional destroyer USS Caine, Finlander is a career Navy officer in command of a destroyer who has "...lost touch with reality, largely because of the constant frustration and remorseless pressure of command". A young woman is terrorized by her deceased fiancé's demented mother who blames her … Lois Hardwick (1959–1966), Shirley Douglas (1966–1971), Francine Racette (1972–present) Roy Stephens as Seaman 2nd Class - C.I.C. This is the complete filmography of actor Donald Sutherland. Is there really such a thing possible as a half-war? 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