This never happened. But someone once said of Churchill that he marshaled the English language, and sent it into battle. His actual speech to Commons…blood sweat and tears. His speech after Dunkirk…we shall fight on the beaches. His speech after the Battle of Britain, praising the utter courage and devotion and determination of the RAF…never has so much been owed by so many to so few. It’s been 80 years. I’m a Yank. I still get chills when listening to those speeches.🇺🇸🦅🇬🇧

Minute Churchill dropped Mosley's name, that one PM looked ready to swim his way back to Dunkirk with a knife between his teeth.

Watching this in Ukraine, just a few days after they bomber our children hospital. It gives me strengths.

The heart and soul of our nation.

Words can change beliefs !

Brave move by a great man

One man, Mr. Winston Churchill, when all seemed lost in 1940, stood tall, didn’t give in or give up. He rallied the British people and those of the Empire and its commonwealth to resist the tyranny of Nazi Germany. If not for Winston Churchill and his iron will the war would have most probably taken a very different turn, and the result would have been terrible.

Just imagine politicians asking the public what they thought about anything.

I truly believe that Winston Churchill was the single most important person of the twentieth century.

Love the score to this scene

I can’t wait until the Peaky Blinders movie and see what Tommy Shelby has to do with all this

How relevant this is to this day is terrifying

I wish we had a Winston Churchill here in the United States. He was a hero not only in his own country, but the entire world.

my most favorite scene of the movie :)

I've got dust in my eyes again !

What a great movie

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were should we be how relevant is that to today

I'm a English gipsy hated by most people I to whud fhit to defend my island for I love the soel that cradles is bones

Winston Churchill is one of the greatest world leaders of all time.

What is the Outer Cabinet?

Not as good as the original. In the original... you get a real sense of the man. He sounds so doggedly tired, but resolute.

So (in tis dramatisation), having asked an open question in the tube conversation, and got a powerful unambiguous answer from the common people, here Churchill manipulates his party back-benchers into agreeing - so setting up for over-ruling the War Cabinet (the decision-making body)

Still waiting for the sequel, The Lightest Hour

Was slow To Speak

❤Masy'Allah Allahuakbar Permudahkan urusan kami semuanya aamiin 🎉❤

The greatness of that speech, I am sorry to say, would be labeled racist today. I'm thankful I've lived more years than I have left on our planet. How any free nation thinks it's OK to allow millions that have no desire to embrace the culture that they have fled to deserves what ever comes it's way.

If one declare a war he has to face the consequences. After his war, britan was ruined, funtoosh and the british worker as poor as ever,

This is the most ridiculous scene in any film I have seen. 1. Churchill never used the Underground. People of his class wouldn't be seen dead using public transport like the Underground or Omnibus, let alone the Prime Minister. Obviously the screen writer never used the District and Circus line or they would know that St. James Park to Westminster only takes a couple of minutes. Churchill could have walked it in less time that it took him to deliver the speech. 😆

Thank God that the United States saved their AZZ, yet again!

Love Oldman but John lithgow, an American, was a better Churchill than Gary. They’ll look back on this one as one of the weaker best actor Oscar’s forsure