True war leader with a huge ego
Patton certainly has a memorable start. It features George C. Scott giving a speech to his men with a huge American flag behind him. He talks about how he wants to beat the Germans and that his unit will only attack. There’s also some foreshadowing as he says his men will never waver and be cowards in the face of battle. It then goes to a sweeping shot of Kasserine Pass in Tunisia, 1943. This created the themes of the film. That Scott was going to play a heroic figure, a real leader with a huge ego and that director Franklin Schaffner would use a large canvas to tell Patton’s story. Scott delivers a memorable performance. The movie is all about him. For a war movie there are few battle scenes however. His adjutant Paul Stevens however plays the ultimate butt kisser and is annoying with how cloying he is with Scott. It is a classic.
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