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The Last Rifleman

Without your medication, it is amiracle that you made it this far

Without your medication, it is a
miracle that you made it this far

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Without your medication, it is a miracle that you made it this far.
Duration
6 seconds
Views
30
Timestamp in Movie
01:16:18
Uploaded
Apr 12, 2025
Genres
drama
Production
WestEnd Films,Wee Buns Films,Ripple World Pictures,Ingenious Media

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Movie Summary

A WWII veteran escapes his care home in Northern Ireland and embarks on an arduous but inspirational journey to France to attend the 75th anniversary of the D-Day landings, finding the courage to face the ghosts of his past.
There is already someone on - their way here to take you back. - The Last Rifleman 00:05
There is already someone on - their way here to take you bac...
Jesus, Artie, I've never seen someone faint before. - The Last Rifleman 00:05
Jesus, Artie, I've never seen someone faint before.
Back in the war, - The Last Rifleman 00:06
Back in the war,
If he'd kept on going, - The Last Rifleman 00:08
If he'd kept on going,
He just got blown to pieces right before my eyes. - The Last Rifleman 00:06
He just got blown to pieces right before my eyes.
My God, - The Last Rifleman 00:06
My God,
Before heading to France, - The Last Rifleman 00:06
Before heading to France,
He Wouldn't write a goodbye letter. - The Last Rifleman 00:06
He Wouldn't write a goodbye letter.
So, after he died, - The Last Rifleman 00:11
So, after he died,
But the letter gave her some comfort. - The Last Rifleman 00:05
But the letter gave her some comfort.
Maggie had always been Charlie's girl... - The Last Rifleman 00:05
Maggie had always been Charlie's girl...
We'd been together for 68 years before she passed. - The Last Rifleman 00:05
We'd been together for 68 years before she passed.
But she would've married Charlie, if he'd lived. - The Last Rifleman 00:06
But she would've married Charlie, if he'd lived.
Dear Charlie, - The Last Rifleman 00:10
Dear Charlie,
Some of us live long and full lives. - The Last Rifleman 00:06
Some of us live long and full lives.
Others live shorter, perhaps fuller lives. - The Last Rifleman 00:06
Others live shorter, perhaps fuller lives.
Looking back on them now, - The Last Rifleman 00:08
Looking back on them now,
We were young and carefree, - The Last Rifleman 00:08
We were young and carefree,
Fate intervenes, - The Last Rifleman 00:07
Fate intervenes,
He has loved me and cared for me, - The Last Rifleman 00:08
He has loved me and cared for me,