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* SeinfeldIsUnfunny: Practically every Hollywood film over the next few decades that tried to depict the non-combat side of war was influenced by this film. As mentioned on the main page, ''Film/{{Casablanca}}'' borrowed the ''La Marseillaise''/''Die Wacht am Rhein'' scene (and also imported Marcel Dalio, who played Rosenthal), and most films about a POWCamp used it as a template. Even ''Theatre/TheSoundOfMusic'' took cues for its final scene from this film's final scene.
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* SeinfeldIsUnfunny: OnceOriginalNowCommon: Practically every Hollywood film over the next few decades that tried to depict the non-combat side of war was influenced by this film. As mentioned on the main page, ''Film/{{Casablanca}}'' borrowed the ''La Marseillaise''/''Die Wacht am Rhein'' scene (and also imported Marcel Dalio, who played Rosenthal), and most films about a POWCamp used it as a template. Even ''Theatre/TheSoundOfMusic'' took cues for its final scene from this film's final scene.
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* [[SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic Crowning Music Of Awesome]]: The battle of ''Die Wacht am Rhein'' and ''[[NationalAnthem La Marseillaise]]'' reflecting the battle of Verdun.
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* [[SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic Crowning Music Of Awesome]]: SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: The battle of ''Die Wacht am Rhein'' and ''[[NationalAnthem La Marseillaise]]'' reflecting the battle of Verdun.
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* HarsherInHindsight: Even if Maréchal survives the war and returns to marry Elsa, their countries (and thus friends & relatives) will again be at war, two decades later.
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* HarsherInHindsight: Even if Maréchal survives the war and returns to marry Elsa, their countries (and thus friends & relatives) [[UsefulNotes/WorldWarII will again be at war, war again]], two decades later.
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* SeinfeldIsUnfunny: Practically every Hollywood film over the next few decades that tried to depict the non-combat side of war was influenced by this film. As mentioned on the main page, ''Film/{{Casablanca}}'' borrowed the ''La Marseillaise''/''Die Wacht am Rhein'' scene (and also imported Marcel Dalio, who played Rosenthal), and most films about a POWCamp used it as a template. Even ''Theatre/TheSoundOfMusic'' took cues for its final scene from this film's final scene.
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* SeinfeldIsUnfunny: Practically every Hollywood film over the next few decades that tried to depict the non-combat side of war was influenced by this film. As mentioned on the main page, ''Film/{{Casablanca}}'' borrowed the ''La Marseillaise''/''Die Wacht am Rhein'' scene (and also imported Marcel Dalio, who played Rosenthal), and most films about a POWCamp used it as a template. Even ''Theatre/TheSoundOfMusic'' took cues for its final scene from this film's final scene.scene.
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* HarsherInHindsight: Even if Maréchal survives the war and returns to marry Elsa, their countries (and thus friends & relatives) will again be at war, two decades later.
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* EarWorm: Joseph Kosma's main theme.
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* GeniusBonus: The film takes place in 1916, but it doesn't specifically spell that out. You have to be familiar with the Battle of Verdun and Fort Douaumont to catch that. That means that all the chatter about the war ending soon is just wishful thinking: they still have a couple years to go.
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* EarWorm: Joseph Cosma's main theme.
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* EarWorm: Joseph Cosma's Kosma's main theme.theme.
* SeinfeldIsUnfunny: Practically every Hollywood film over the next few decades that tried to depict the non-combat side of war was influenced by this film. As mentioned on the main page, ''Film/{{Casablanca}}'' borrowed the ''La Marseillaise''/''Die Wacht am Rhein'' scene (and also imported Marcel Dalio, who played Rosenthal), and most films about a POWCamp used it as a template. Even ''Theatre/TheSoundOfMusic'' took cues for its final scene from this film's final scene.
* SeinfeldIsUnfunny: Practically every Hollywood film over the next few decades that tried to depict the non-combat side of war was influenced by this film. As mentioned on the main page, ''Film/{{Casablanca}}'' borrowed the ''La Marseillaise''/''Die Wacht am Rhein'' scene (and also imported Marcel Dalio, who played Rosenthal), and most films about a POWCamp used it as a template. Even ''Theatre/TheSoundOfMusic'' took cues for its final scene from this film's final scene.
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* CrowningMusic: The battle of ''Die Wacht am Rhein'' and ''[[NationalAnthem La Marseillaise]]'' reflecting the battle of Verdun.
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* CrowningMusic: [[SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic Crowning Music Of Awesome]]: The battle of ''Die Wacht am Rhein'' and ''[[NationalAnthem La Marseillaise]]'' reflecting the battle of Verdun.
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* CrowningMusic: The battle of ''Die Wacht am Rhein'' and ''[[NationalAnthem La Marseillaise]]'' reflecting the battle of Verdun.
* EarWorm: Joseph Cosma's main theme.
* EarWorm: Joseph Cosma's main theme.
