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Scott of the Antarctic

'9,000 feet up, 'the Barrier and the glacier behind us. 'It should be level-going now,all...

'9,000 feet up, 'the Barrier and the glacier behind us. 'It should be level-going now,
all the way to our goal.'

Full Transcript

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'9,000 feet up,
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'the Barrier and the glacier behind us.
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'It should be level-going now, all the way to our goal.'
Duration
11 seconds
Views
58
Timestamp in Movie
01:03:52
Uploaded
Jan 31, 2025
Genres
action, adventure, biography
Production
Ealing Studios

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Movie Summary

The story of British explorer Robert Falcon Scott's 1912 expedition and his quest to be the first to reach the South Pole.
'Eight men with two sledges, man-hauling.' - Scott of the Antarctic 00:11
'Eight men with two sledges, man-hauling.'
Hardest decision of the lot, Bill. - Scott of the Antarctic 00:07
Hardest decision of the lot, Bill.
Can we depot our skis here, sir? - Scott of the Antarctic 00:17
Can we depot our skis here, sir?
'Is my team the best? - Scott of the Antarctic 00:24
'Is my team the best?
Halt. - Scott of the Antarctic 00:13
Halt.
'The best four men. - Scott of the Antarctic 00:13
'The best four men.
You're too big, both of you. - Scott of the Antarctic 00:17
You're too big, both of you.
'Five men with one sledge, - Scott of the Antarctic 00:12
'Five men with one sledge,
'Bowers on foot has the hardest time of it, - Scott of the Antarctic 00:07
'Bowers on foot has the hardest time of it,
- Not ready yet, Titus? - No, not yet. - Scott of the Antarctic 00:16
- Not ready yet, Titus? - No, not yet.
Something the matter with your hand? - Scott of the Antarctic 00:23
Something the matter with your hand?
'Can we keep up these marches? - Scott of the Antarctic 00:18
'Can we keep up these marches?
I'm sorry but my sleeping bag is not on the sledge. - Scott of the Antarctic 00:06
I'm sorry but my sleeping bag is not on the sledge.
It can't have fallen further back than our last halt. - Scott of the Antarctic 00:11
It can't have fallen further back than our last halt.
Can't trust myself to speak, sir. - Scott of the Antarctic 00:13
Can't trust myself to speak, sir.
Sir. - Scott of the Antarctic 00:08
Sir.
'The wind is blowing hard, - Scott of the Antarctic 00:15
'The wind is blowing hard,
'January 18th. All the daydreams must go. - Scott of the Antarctic 00:24
'January 18th. All the daydreams must go.
- Soldier. - Thank you, sir. - Scott of the Antarctic 00:25
- Soldier. - Thank you, sir.
This is better, eh? - Scott of the Antarctic 00:11
This is better, eh?