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Maasdam
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posted 08-16-2006 05:39 PM      Profile for Maasdam   Author's Homepage   Email Maasdam   Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
To Remember ss. France/ss. Norway.

Here are some scenes with ss. France frome the France movie Gendarme a New York frome Louis 'd Funes of 1964. At the end there is a special surprice look good.
ss. France movie scenes.

Greetings Ben.

[ 08-16-2006: Message edited by: Maasdam ]


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Ernst
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posted 08-16-2006 05:54 PM      Profile for Ernst   Author's Homepage   Email Ernst   Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
Good to see that again.

If I remeber right she has been in another Louis de Funes movie (the one where he plays a writer who has to get rid of a corpse) and of course in 'Le Cerveau'.


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J.S.S.Normandie
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posted 08-16-2006 06:11 PM      Profile for J.S.S.Normandie     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
Thank you. A wonderul clip of a wonderful ship.
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Patsy
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posted 08-16-2006 06:20 PM      Profile for Patsy   Author's Homepage   Email Patsy   Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
I love the bit at the end. It's so very true. We will miss her. Thanks for that. It's a nice touch.
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Anders
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posted 08-16-2006 06:44 PM      Profile for Anders        Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
That ship was just fantastic... What a loss! Thanks for sharing, Ben.
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BigUFan
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posted 08-16-2006 08:20 PM      Profile for BigUFan   Author's Homepage   Email BigUFan   Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
That just broke my heart.

Thanks for posting that, Ben. What wonderful footage, and her whistle was just glorious. Never heard it before. And I guess I'll never hear it again.


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Glencoe
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posted 08-17-2006 06:25 AM      Profile for Glencoe   Email Glencoe   Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
That was great thanks for posting it, I will look at it a lot over the next few days. I never knew her as the France only the Norway, she looked better without the extra decks.

I stood on her forward upper decks once in Miami just before we departed and the horn sounded only a little ways behind me, it nearly caused me to jump off the ship it was so sudden and loud but that clip brought it back, thanks so much.

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viking109
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posted 08-17-2006 07:36 AM      Profile for viking109        Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
Fantastic - there is no better looking ship.Love the original colours, but never particularly liked the blue paint job.
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Johan
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posted 08-17-2006 09:20 AM      Profile for Johan   Email Johan   Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
quote:
Originally posted by Ernst:
Good to see that again.

If I remeber right she has been in another Louis de Funes movie (the one where he plays a writer who has to get rid of a corpse) .



"Monsieur Jo", but has "France" really a part in this ? It has been a very long time I've seen it, and I only remember as reference to "France", the suitcase at the end with the sticker "France".

The director of "Le Cerveau", Oury, died only a few days ago. "France" is really glorious in it, though you can see more of the interiors in "Le Gendarme à New York". It is also a better movie than the Gendarme movie.

There is also an almost complete comic stripbook with a story on board "France" : Ric Hochet - Rapt sur le France. (I have it in Dutch, Rik Ringers, Gangsters op de France)

Did the "Norway" figure in some films, if only in a cameo role, as did Queen Mary in the '70s ?

J


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Linerrich
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posted 08-17-2006 09:24 AM      Profile for Linerrich   Email Linerrich   Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
quote:
Originally posted by Johan:

Did the "Norway" figure in some films, if only in a cameo role, as did Queen Mary in the '70s ?

J


I'm unaware of any films showing the NORWAY, except for the background in some episodes of "Miami Vice." And locally here in South Florida, there is still a TV commercial playing daily for City Furniture, which shows a quick flash of NORWAY leaving Government Cut on her way out to sea.

Rich


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Malcolm @ cruisepage
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posted 08-17-2006 04:39 PM      Profile for Malcolm @ cruisepage     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
Regularly, the SS Norway was an 'extra' in the stock-footage used in Miami CSI.

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WEBBER
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posted 09-18-2006 05:06 PM      Profile for WEBBER   Email WEBBER   Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
Absalute beut . THANKS
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Brian_O
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posted 09-18-2006 05:44 PM      Profile for Brian_O     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
quote:
Originally posted by Malcolm @ cruisepage:
Regularly, the SS Norway was an 'extra' in the stock-footage used in Miami CSI.

[ 08-17-2006: Message edited by: Malcolm @ cruisepage ]


That's "CSI: Miami", fella. There'l l be no Norway in tonight's season premiere because Horatio and Eric will be in Rio tracking down Marisol's killer. The episode was actually filmed in Rio rather than a studio back lot. According to the show's executive producer, the revenge killing will be gory but the scenery will be gorgeous

Brian


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Pascal
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posted 09-18-2006 07:13 PM      Profile for Pascal     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
I wasn't aware that De Funès was actually known outside of France...
"Le Gendarme à New York" was reaired for the 1647th time (at least) last month on french TV M6.
I don't really like this movie but there are indeed very nice outside and inside views of the ship.
I particulary like the scene when they are lost in the corridors...

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6263866
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posted 09-18-2006 07:18 PM      Profile for 6263866   Email 6263866   Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
Nice clip, France looked so proud sailing out, doing what all ships should do, sailing through the seas.
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Maasdam
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posted 09-19-2006 04:06 AM      Profile for Maasdam   Author's Homepage   Email Maasdam   Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
quote:
Originally posted by Pascal:
I wasn't aware that De Funès was actually known outside of France...
"Le Gendarme à New York" was reaired for the 1647th time (at least) last month on french TV M6.
I don't really like this movie but there are indeed very nice outside and inside views of the ship.
I particulary like the scene when they are lost in the corridors...

[ 09-18-2006: Message edited by: Pascal ]


In his days hé was verry populair here in the Netherlands. My father and my youngest sister where fan of his movies spesially the gendarmery movies. I'm fan to indead this gendarmery movie is not the best buth there are funny moments in the film. And actually almost all a/b the France. Like that lost scene also.

Greetings Ben.


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sslewis
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posted 09-19-2006 06:28 AM      Profile for sslewis   Author's Homepage   Email sslewis   Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
True about Gendarmes, there were abit overlong and another 15' cut would make them OK.
I only got G. in NYC because of ssFrance and the 707 at the end...
I noticed a nice collection of liners when ssFrance arrives in NYC....can somebody shows us the clip and name the ships please????

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Linerrich
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posted 09-19-2006 07:21 AM      Profile for Linerrich   Email Linerrich   Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
quote:
Originally posted by sslewis:

I noticed a nice collection of liners when ssFrance arrives in NYC....can somebody shows us the clip and name the ships please????

The other ships in NY at the end of the clip are: MICHELANGELO (distinguished by her 1st Class Lido Bar), QUEEN MARY, and beyond that you can just see the funnel of Greek Line's OLYMPIA.

Rich


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