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-->'''[[Creator/{{Bourvil}} Mayor of Colleville]]:''' "Velkum! Velkum to yurr all!"
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** "Velkum! Velkum to yurr all!"
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--> ''[after performing a PercussiveMaintenance on a Bren carrier]'' "Now move along! The sooner you get off this beach, the sooner the Germans will stop this blasted shelling! It's very bad for the dog!"
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--> "Now move along! The sooner you get off this beach, the sooner the Germans will stop this blasted shelling! It's very bad for the dog!"
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--> ''[after performing a PercussiveMaintenance on a Bren carrier]'' "Now move along! The sooner you get off this beach, the sooner the Germans will stop this blasted shelling! It's very bad for the dog!"
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** Twinned with the Frenchman who watches Fröbe deliver the coffee every morning. He's ecstatically waving his Tricolore from his window even as the naval bombardment is tearing his house down.
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** Twinned with the Frenchman who watches Fröbe deliver the coffee every morning. He's ecstatically waving his Tricolore tricolore flag from his window even as the naval bombardment is tearing his house down.
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* An overweight Wehrmacht sergeant (Gert Fröbe) is minding his own business delivering coffee to the bunkers, he then sees the huge allied invasion fleet steaming off the coast of Normandy [[OhCrap just before the bombardment opens up]]. His reaction is understandable.
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* An overweight Wehrmacht sergeant (Gert Fröbe) (Creator/GertFrobe) is minding his own business delivering coffee to the bunkers, he then sees the huge allied invasion fleet steaming off the coast of Normandy [[OhCrap just before the bombardment opens up]]. His reaction is understandable.
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* Crosses with both Awesome AND Heartwarming. General Cota is alone in the mess hall, pacing back and forth with a cup of coffee, waiting to hear whether the invasion's on or not. Offscreen, a subordinate answers the phone, then pokes his head in to announce that it's on. Cota unceremoniously throws his cup aside and ''runs'' out of the hall as fast as he can go.
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* The British drop "Ruperts:" dummy parachuters equipped with fireworks to distract the Germans. That's funny enough, but what really sells it is the English officer throwing the dummy out of the plane while bidding it "Remember your duty to God, King, and your country!"
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* On Omaha Beach, General Cota ends up sharing cover with a nervous young soldier who dropped his rifle coming ashore. Much later, preparing to push off the beach, he meets that same young soldier:
-->'''Soldier:''' "I've got a rifle, sir."
-->'''Cota:''' "Well, good for you, son!"
-->'''Soldier:''' "I've got a rifle, sir."
-->'''Cota:''' "Well, good for you, son!"
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** A subtle one with Maud: his dog's name is [[UsefulNotes/WinstonChurchill Winston]].
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* AdolfHitler and his top brass carry the IdiotBall.
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* AdolfHitler UsefulNotes/AdolfHitler and his top brass carry the IdiotBall.
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** This is shown in the film, though the overloaded part is not obvious.
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** Later when ordered to attack the invasion force, he actually laughs at his commander, demanding "What the hell can I do with two planes?!"
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* In a footnote in the book, there is a story about the press landing on the beach and not being able to use the radio to send their stories in (apparently the person in charge of the cleared beach had not been told that this was acceptable) and were forced to used carrier pigeons. The pigeons, so overloaded with short news stories, had a difficult time getting off of the ground. A few that did flew straight into the German lines, causing one reporter to curse them as traitors.
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* In a footnote in the book, there is a story about the press landing on the beach and not being able to use the radio to send their stories in (apparently the person in charge of the cleared beach had not been told that this was acceptable) and were forced to used use carrier pigeons. The pigeons, so overloaded with short news stories, had a difficult time getting off of the ground. A few that did flew straight into the German lines, causing one reporter to curse them as traitors.
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* An overweight Wehrmacht sergeant (Gert Fröbe) delivering coffee to the bunkers sees the huge allied invasion fleet steaming off the coast of Normandy [[OhCrap just before the bombardment opens up.]]
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* An overweight Wehrmacht sergeant (Gert Fröbe) is minding his own business delivering coffee to the bunkers bunkers, he then sees the huge allied invasion fleet steaming off the coast of Normandy [[OhCrap just before the bombardment opens up.]]up]]. His reaction is understandable.
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* Capt. Colin Maud (Kenneth More): "Now move along! The sooner you get off this beach, the sooner the Germans will stop this blasted shelling! It's very bad for the dog!"
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* Capt. Colin Maud (Kenneth More): (played by Kenneth More):
--> "Now move along! The sooner you get off this beach, the sooner the Germans will stop this blasted shelling! It's very bad for the dog!"
--> "Now move along! The sooner you get off this beach, the sooner the Germans will stop this blasted shelling! It's very bad for the dog!"
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* [A Bren-Carrier is having engine trouble] "My old grandmother used to say, 'Anything mechanical, [[PercussiveMaintenance give it a good bash]].'" [whacks vehicle with shillelagh - engine starts, much to everyone's surprise]
* "If you ask me, Flanagan, there's a lot of very peculiar blokes on this beach."
* "If you ask me, Flanagan, there's a lot of very peculiar blokes on this beach."
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* [A A Bren-Carrier is having engine trouble] trouble.
--> "My old grandmother used to say, 'Anything mechanical, [[PercussiveMaintenance give it a goodbash]].'" [whacks bash]]'." (''whacks vehicle with shillelagh - engine starts, much to everyone's surprise]
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* In a footnote in the book, there is a story about the press landing on the beach and not being able to use the radio to send their stories in (apparently the person in charge of the cleared beach had not been told that this was acceptable) and were forced to used carrier pigeons. The pigeons, so overloaded with short news stories, had a difficult time getting off of the ground. A few that did flew straight into the German lines, causing one reporter to curse them as traitors.
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* In the course of the widely scattered airborne drops, a number of paratroopers find themselves landing under rather embarrassing circumstances. Special mention goes to two British paras who landed in the courtyard of a German general's headquarters.
-->"Terribly sorry, old man. We simply landed here by accident."
** Earlier, Col. Vandervoort tells General Gavin about a similarly scattered practice drop. Where did the colonel end up? "In the courtyard of a convent!"
-->"Terribly sorry, old man. We simply landed here by accident."
** Earlier, Col. Vandervoort tells General Gavin about a similarly scattered practice drop. Where did the colonel end up? "In the courtyard of a convent!"
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* An overweight Wehrmacht sergeant (Gert Fröbe) delivering coffee to the bunkers sees the huge allied invasion fleet steaming off the coast of Normandy [[OhCrap just before the bombardment opens up.]]
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* An overweight Wehrmacht sergeant (Gert Fröbe) delivering coffee to the bunkers sees the huge allied invasion fleet steaming off the coast of Normandy [[OhCrap just before the bombardment opens up.]] ]]
** Twinned with the Frenchman who watches Fröbe deliver the coffee every morning. He's ecstatically waving his Tricolore from his window even as the naval bombardment is tearing his house down.
** Twinned with the Frenchman who watches Fröbe deliver the coffee every morning. He's ecstatically waving his Tricolore from his window even as the naval bombardment is tearing his house down.
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* Everything out of Sean Connery's mouth. "The evil of it all, trying to drown a man before he's had a chance to fight!"
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* Everything out of Sean Connery's mouth. "The evil of it all, trying to drown a man before he's had a chance to fight!"fight! Ah, come on!"
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** Another Maud one - a shell hits near him causing everyone else to hit the deck, Maud just stands there with a look of mild irritation.
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* In the early scenes, one man discusses his wife's pregnancy with another: [[LampShadeHanging "... Oh, it's]] [[DearJohn not mine."]]
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* In the early scenes, one man discusses his wife's pregnancy with another: [[LampShadeHanging "... Oh, it's]] [[DearJohn [[AbsenceMakesTheHeartGoYonder not mine."]]
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* In the early scenes, one man discusses his wife's pregnancy with another: [[LampShadeHanging "... Oh, it's]] [[DearJohn not mine."]]
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** Capt. Colin Maud (Kenneth More): "Now move along! The sooner you get off this beach, the sooner the Germans will stop this blasted shelling! It's very bad for the dog!"
* [a Bren-Carrier is having engine trouble] "My old grandmother used to say, 'Anything mechanical, [[PercussiveMaintenance give it a good bash]].'" [whacks vehicle with shillelagh - engine starts, much to everyone's surprise]
* [a Bren-Carrier is having engine trouble] "My old grandmother used to say, 'Anything mechanical, [[PercussiveMaintenance give it a good bash]].'" [whacks vehicle with shillelagh - engine starts, much to everyone's surprise]
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** "Velkum! Velkum to yurrall!" yurr all!"
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** An overweight Wehrmacht sergeant (Gert Fröbe) delivering coffee to the bunkers sees the huge allied invasion fleet steaming off the coast of Normandy [[OhCrap just before the bombardment opens up.]]
** An overweight Wehrmacht sergeant (Gert Fröbe) delivering coffee to the bunkers sees the huge allied invasion fleet steaming off the coast of Normandy [[OhCrap just before the bombardment opens up.]]
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**An overweight Wehrmacht sergeant (Gert Fröbe) delivering coffee to the bunkers sees the huge allied invasion fleet steaming off the coast of Normandy [[OhCrap just before the bombardment opens up.]]
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** [a Bren-Carrier is having engine trouble] "My old grandmother used to say, 'Anything mechanical, [[PercussiveMaintenance give it a good bash]].'" [whacks vehicle with shillelagh - engine starts, much to everyone's surprise]
** "If you ask me, Flanagan, there's a lot of very peculiar blokes on this beach."
*** "Velkum! Velkum to yurrall!"
** A group of lost paratroopers and a German patrol run into each other in the dark and neither realizes they've met the enemy. Both groups walk past each other without concern except for the paratrooper at the end of the column who goes "Wait a second..."
*** Actually, these two groups knew ''too well'' their respective counterparts were enemies. But they noticed too late, literally when they were beside each other. So they do the wisest thing anybody can do in this situation: to walk on and pretend nothing happened.
** "Those 5000 ships you say the Allies haven't got? WELL THEY'VE GOT THEM!"
*** And a little before that: [[ArmchairMilitary "Pluskat, where are those ships heading?"]] "STRAIGHT FOR ME!"
** Col. Josef 'Pips' Priller (to his commanding officer): "You were a lousy pilot when we flew into Russia. Now you're flying a desk ''and you're still a lousy pilot!''"
** Everything out of Sean Connery's mouth. "The evil of it all, trying to drown a man before he's had a chance to fight!"
** AdolfHitler and his top brass carry the IdiotBall.
** "If you ask me, Flanagan, there's a lot of very peculiar blokes on this beach."
*** "Velkum! Velkum to yurrall!"
** A group of lost paratroopers and a German patrol run into each other in the dark and neither realizes they've met the enemy. Both groups walk past each other without concern except for the paratrooper at the end of the column who goes "Wait a second..."
*** Actually, these two groups knew ''too well'' their respective counterparts were enemies. But they noticed too late, literally when they were beside each other. So they do the wisest thing anybody can do in this situation: to walk on and pretend nothing happened.
** "Those 5000 ships you say the Allies haven't got? WELL THEY'VE GOT THEM!"
*** And a little before that: [[ArmchairMilitary "Pluskat, where are those ships heading?"]] "STRAIGHT FOR ME!"
** Col. Josef 'Pips' Priller (to his commanding officer): "You were a lousy pilot when we flew into Russia. Now you're flying a desk ''and you're still a lousy pilot!''"
** Everything out of Sean Connery's mouth. "The evil of it all, trying to drown a man before he's had a chance to fight!"
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** Everything out of Sean Connery's mouth. "The evil of it all, trying to drown a man before he's had a chance to fight!"
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*** Actually, these two groups knew ''too well'' their respective counterparts were enemies. But they noticed too late, literally when they were beside each other. So they do the wissest thing anybody can do in this situation; to walk on and pretend nothing happened.
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*** Actually, these two groups knew ''too well'' their respective counterparts were enemies. But they noticed too late, literally when they were beside each other. So they do the wissest wisest thing anybody can do in this situation; situation: to walk on and pretend nothing happened.
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** "If you ask me, Flanagan, there's a [[UnderStatement lot of very peculiar blokes on this beach]]."
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** "If you ask me, Flanagan, there's a [[UnderStatement lot of very peculiar blokes on this beach]].beach."
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** Capt. Colin Maud (Kenneth More): "Now move along! You're upsetting the dog!"
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** Capt. Colin Maud (Kenneth More): "Now move along! You're upsetting The sooner you get off this beach, the sooner the Germans will stop this blasted shelling! It's very bad for the dog!"
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