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Release Info

Release Date:   02/09/06           Resolution:     688x288
DVD Date:       11/06/01           Video Bitrate:  ~1011 kbps
Theatre Date:   ??/??/70           Audio:          ~122 kbps VBR MP3
Video Codec:    XviD 1.10          Framerate:      23.976
Runtime:        170 mins           Aspect Ratio:   2.39:1
Genre:          War/Drama          Size:           2CD (49x15),(49x15)
iMDb Info:      8.1/10 (17,036)    Subs:           Romanian
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Plot

The film's famous beginning has General George S. Patton (George C. Scott) giving a speech to an unseen audience of American troops, with a huge American flag in the background.

The scene then shifts to North Africa at the start of 1943, where Patton takes charge of the demoralized American II Corps in North Africa after the Battle of the Kasserine Pass. After reinstilling discipline in his soldiers, he leads them to victory at the Battle of El Guettar, though he is bitterly disappointed to learn afterward that Erwin Rommel (Karl Michael Vogler) was not his opponent.

Patton is shown to believe in reincarnation, while remaining a devout Christian. At one point during the North Africa campaign, Patton takes his staff on an unexpected detour to the site of the ancient Battle of Zama. There he reminisces about the battle, insisting to his second in command, General Omar Bradley (Karl Malden) that he was there.

After North Africa is secured, he participates in the invasion of Sicily but his proposal to land his US Seventh Army in the north west of the island is rejected in favour of the more cautious plan of British General Bernard Law Montgomery, in which the British and American armies are to land side-by-side in the south-east of Sicily. Frustrated at the slow progress of the campaign, Patton defies orders, racing to the northwest to capture the city of Palermo and then narrowly beats Montgomery in a race to capture the Sicilian port of Messina in the north east of the island. During this period Patton displays aggression to the point of mental imbalance, to the obvious disquiet of his subordinates Bradley and Truscott. Eventually Patton is relieved of command for slapping a shell-shocked soldier - whom he accuses of cowardice - in an Army hospital.

For this incident, and for his tendency to speak his mind to the press which gets the general in further trouble, he is sidelined during the long-anticipated D-Day landings, being placed in command of the fictional First United States Army Group in south-east England as a decoy. German General Alfred Jodl (Richard Münch) and Captain Steiger (Siegfried Rauch) are both convinced that Patton will be chosen to lead the invasion of Europe.

Fearing he will miss out on his destiny, he begs his former subordinate, General Omar Bradley, for a command before the war ends. He is given the Third United States Army and distinguishes himself by rapidly sweeping across France until his tanks are halted by lack of fuel, and later relieving the vital town of Bastogne during the Battle of the Bulge. Patton then smashes through the "West Wall" and drives into Germany itself.

Patton has previously remarked to a British crowd that America and Great Britain would dominate the post-war world, which is viewed as insulting to the Russians. After the Germans capitulate, he insults a Russian officer at a celebration; fortunately, the Russian insults Patton right back, leading to a defusing of the situation. In the end, Patton's outspokenness loses him his command once again, though he is kept on to see to the rebuilding of Germany.

The film ends with Patton walking his dog, a bull terrier named Willie, and George C. Scott relating in a voice over the celebration of returning heroes of ancient Rome, who were given great parades and led them, followed by troops and slaves. The voice over ends with the words, "A slave stood behind the conqueror holding a golden crown and whispering in his ear a warning, that all glory is fleeting".

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