MINI: Escape to Victory

The Christian O’Connell Show

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Music, Comedy, Comedy Interviews, Music Interviews

4.7 • 823 Ratings

🗓️ 26 October 2021

⏱️ 11 minutes

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0:00.0	Christian.
0:01.2	Welcome friends to the Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
0:04.6	Let's get into this week's Letter of the 80s.
0:06.8	ABC.
0:08.7	Easy a five to three.
0:10.6	Today's letter is letter V.
0:13.8	Christian O'Connell's B of the 8.
0:16.9	Jack Post, a millennial, not a child of the 90s.
0:20.5	So each week I've been giving him a movie to do with The Letter of the Week.
0:24.9	This week, what a movie, what a trick for Jackie Boy.
0:28.0	It was from 1981, Escape to Victory, known in America's Victory.
0:33.1	They dropped the Escape to, set in the Second World War.
0:40.6	Germany, the Nazis, want to play the prisoners of war. Set in the Second World War, Germany, the Nazis want to play the prisoners of war.
0:46.0	And in the prison of war camp, it's a kind of who's who of international football.
0:50.0	There happens to be Michael Kay, Sylvester Stallone.
0:51.3	We'll get into that in a minute, okay?
0:56.3	Bobby Moore, Sir Bobby Moore, who was the captain of the England football team,
0:57.8	that won the World Cup, the only time.
1:01.5	Probably the only time we would ever win the World Cup in 1966, a hero,
1:03.6	and the world's greatest player.
1:05.7	Won the megastars in Sportland at the time.
1:06.8	Pele as well.
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