There’s always been a rumour that the 1970 movie Waterloo had a longer version, but the reel of the extra scenes has never been located. Until now, that is …
It turns out that when the Russian army’s contract for supplying extras for the movie ran out, the director asked the Danes instead. Here are the resulting scenes:
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That is outstanding! What a find Roly. 😉
Seconded! Is military reenactment with Lego something that I’m hitherto unaware of?
Ah, you got me with that one Roly.
I bought the Waterloo film (minus the mythical lost scenes) a few days ago and my first thoughts were “bloody typical!”. Now I see that I was duped!! 8O)
Well done that man. And the short film presented was quite entertaining in its own right.
Salute
von Peter himself