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several good citizens answered the call and put themselves in harm' s way in order to assist .
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in harm' s way cast list, listed alphabetically with photos when available. this list of in harm' s way actors includes any in harm' s way actresses and all other actors from the film. you can view trivia about each in harm' s way actor on this list, such as when and where they were born. to find out more about a particular actor or actress, click on their name and you' ll be taken to a page with even more details about their acting career. the cast members of in harm' s way have been in many other movies, so use this list as a starting point to find actors or actresses that you may not be familiar with .
while many troops are still in harm' s way, the us no longer has tens of thousands of soldiers waging vast land wars in the middle east .
i wish to have no connection with any ship that does not go fast; for i intend to go in harm' s way .
the march 25 performance of harm' s way will be part of the three - day mac wellman homecoming festival presented by playwrights local .
of course, ryoko' s reappearance in literally the last minute of the last episode provides tenchi the promise on being in harm' s way all over again. albeit, off - camera .
the threat didn' t stop demian barrios, who put himself in harm' s way to livestream as fiery lava debris mixed with toxic gas spewed all around .
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no one is unbreakable most of us aren' t made that way, not even most athletes, who are fitter, better prepared, and have access to more resources in coping with the damage when they are put in harm' s way .
enjoyed in harms way. it' s nice to read a book that does not use profanity .
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at a reception before launching the pageantry of the army’s 238th birthday twilight tattoo, vice chief of staff of the army gen. john campbell asked the audience to continue supporting and remembering soldiers in harm’s way .
whoa! i was pulled into the story from the beginning. the intrigue and danger kept me engaged until the end. in harm' s way is a riveting conclusion to the series !
into harm' s way
takes an honest and unflinching look at the shadow the vietnam war continues to cast on surviving members of the west point class of 1967 .
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related to chronic hero syndrome and chronic villainy. one of the more reasonable ways to maintain status quo. many heroic fantasy heroes keep going in unending series because they are in love with being in harm' s way. inverse of home sweet home .
convergence - continuum opens its 2017 season with the ohio premiere of harm' s way by mac wellman, directed by clyde simon. harm' s way, the darkly humorous fable of an angry man on a rampage through a fantastic al wilde rness, chronicles the exploits of very angry santouche as he tries to make sense of his understanding of law and order in a nation of other angry people .
rick j. scheidt, jim vanden bosch, helen q. kivnick, rick j. scheidt; “in harm' s way”, the gerontologist, volume 54, issue 3, 1 june 2014, pages 514–516, urltoken
posted by chance ward on monday, april 30, 2018 a friend of his in the cleveland (texas) police department called him out to help get the gator ward would later name george out of harm' s way .
where were you when adlai stevenson died? it was the summer of ’65, and i was sitting in a dark movie theater in plattsburgh, new york with some cousins, and we were watching a very long, complicated, black - and - white war movie called in harm’s way .
this is a terrific book. drawing on remarkably difficult and creative long - term and cross - generational ethnography in an extremely distressed marginal neighborhood, in harm' s way represents an innovative, well - theorized approach to urban violence in the contemporary era .
—philippe bourgois, author of in search of respect: selling crack in el barrio
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is the fourth episode of book three: change of the legend of korra and the 30th of the overall series. it aired on nickelodeon along with
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jeremy renner' s character in the hurt locker, especially emphasized in the ending .
because the fish are protected by the endangered species act, pumps often have to be throttled back or shut off completely when the fish are in harm' s way, allowing water that would otherwise be pumped south to flow out to the ocean .
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harm' s way is one of wellman' s earliest works, having premiered on 13 november 1985 at the lamama etc annex in new york, directed by george ferencz. the convergence - continuum production is presented by special arrangement with broadway play publishing inc, nyc - www. broadwayplaypub. com .
parker especially is this, stating that the way she feels alive is jumping off a building .
acknowledged this, stating
this picture was tailored for john wayne... he is in every way the big gun of
the building closed in 1989, marking the end of william randolph hearst’s empire in los angeles .
in jrr tolkien' s the lord of the rings, bilbo' s love of adventure returned after much time in settled life .
sandy mitchell' s hero, ciaphas cain, is a coward with a great reputation for heroism. he enjoys the advantages of this reputation so much that he has to fake it, including a love of being in harm' s way. this inevitably results in him emerging looking like a big damn hero, which only results in him getting thrown into even worse situations .
the sinking of the uss indianapolis is one of the great survival stories of the second world war and in harm' s way has become a classic of war writing that offers a privileged insight into the extremes of human experience - a story now brought to life on screen in nicolas cage’s wartime action drama' uss indianapolis: men of courage' .
‘i’m just scared of him, ’ she says quietly. ‘i’m not just scared, i’m shaking now because he’s just a psycho. now he’s addicted to ice as well. he probably was when we were together and that’s why he’s that way .
in harm' s way provides a new, refreshing—and disturbing—glimpse into the face of human pain and suffering in ultra - marginal locations. this powerful and sobering book stands in line with the best and most popular ethnographies on urban violence .
—randol contreras, author of the stickup kids: race, drugs, violence, and the american dream
harm' s way will be the seventh mac wellman play presented by convergence - continuum, having previously produced sincerity forever, 7 blowjobs, cleveland, whirligig, a murder of crows and the hyacinth macaw. all were directed by artistic director, clyde simon .
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i enjoyed all ms. hannon' s love inspired books, and the heroes of quantico series was the first of her suspense books that i have read. my hat is off to ms. hannon for her suspense books since they keep me on the edge of my seat, in harm' s way being no exception to that !
harm' s way, the company' s 88th production, is the first of six in the 2017 season (our sixteenth). the company' s season runs from february (during which we stage the neomfa playwrights festival) through december. most of the cast and crew of harm' s way have been involved in previous convergence - continuum productions in many and various capacities, while some, we are delighted to say, are newcomers to our boards. the company seeks to create a core ensemble that continues to work together over the long term in exploring and developing its artistic voice, and performance and production practices, to create up - close, environmentally - staged productions that challenge the status quo and extend the boundaries of theatre .
harm' s way opens fri, march 24 and runs thu - sat at 8 pm through april 15 at convergence - continuum' s liminis theater, 2438 scranton rd, cleveland 44113 in the historic tremont neighborhood. tickets are $ 20 general admission, $ 15 seniors (65 +), $ 10 students. reservations at urltoken or 216 - 687 - 0074 .
the borrowing from rodney dangerfield aside, santouche may be intended as some form of archetype, perhaps an american hero gone berserk. whatever he is meant to represent, he is at the center of mac wellman' s play,'' harm' s way,'' a chaotic stream of shoot - outs and circus - sideshow imagery .
the film' s title comes from a quote by revolutionary war captain john paul jones :
i wish to have no connection with any ship that does not sail fast, for i intend to go in harm' s way .
when torre is being briefed by
cncpac ii
( presumably admiral nimitz), a painting of john paul jones can be seen hanging on the wall behind the admiral' s right shoulder .
lady of adventure: the distaff counterpart of the above will react quite the same way, even though she' s more likely to come home every now and then .
one reason why the film comes across better today than it did in 1965 may be that it no longer looks like a tv show. in the 1960s most programming was still in black - and - white—cbs didn’t introduce color till the fall 1965 season—and prime - time was cluttered with nautical sitcoms (hennesey, ensign o’toole, mchale’s navy, broadside, mister roberts, et al .). against that background, in harm’s way seemed to be cut from the same cloth, only much, much too long .
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after seeing in harm’s way some years back, i found a copy of james bassett’s novel in a second hand bookstore and read it. i still watch a battered vhs tape of the film every couple years. if nothing else, it’s a different role for john wayne, one which is more cerebral. his captain / admiral torrey not an action hero but a strategic naval planner, a mastermind as it were, perhaps the type of leader needed by the white world these decadent days .
in the end, both the central character and the play prove to be a confusion, and it is no help for the playwright to have someone try to explain away a dubious act by saying,'' it' s all part of the show.'' even as an abstraction,'' harm' s way'' is all show and no play. crazy quilt harm' s way, by mac wellman; directed by george ferencz; music by bob jewett and jack maeby; set design by patrick kennedy; costume design by sally j. lesser; lights by blu; production stage manager, virlana tkacz. presented by la mama, e. t. c. at 74 a east fourth street .
what gives the evening a certain limited interest is george ferencz' s production. mr. ferencz can be an electrifying director, as he demonstrated with a trio of'' jazz plays'' by sam shepard last season at la mama. he applies some of the same directorial flair to'' harm' s way,'' although, this time, his diversions can be arbitrary, as in a scene in which santouche marches on stage wearing stilts .
rebecca’s application is listed for this morning, but there’s a complication—her ex has shown up at court .
‘at the minute it’s not like he’s harassing me or stalking me or anything it’s just that anytime i have any contact with him he’s threatening my life and i’m sick of it, ’ she says .
this remarkable book offers a vivid ethnographic glimpse of daily life in a sprawling argentine slum as seen through the eyes of its residents. in harm' s way explores the links between urban violence and the larger dynamics of argentina' s changing society, combining gripping description with powerful analysis. auyero and berti offer important new insights into contemporary life on the periphery .
—gay w. seidman, author of beyond the boycott: labor rights, human rights, and transnational activism
in on the razor' s edge, several characters think or comment on the excitement of living
on the razor' s edge
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in graham mc neill' s horus heresy novel fulgrim, one of fulgrim' s own men, though thinking his plan vainglorious, admits to a thrill at being back in the fight .
in harm' s way is a jarringly powerful ethnographic study of how pervasive violence penetrated and remade the social fabric of an impoverished urban community. javier auyero and maría fernanda berti spent years observing intimate yet frequently brutal interactions in the streets, schools, hospitals, and homes of one buenos aires neighborhood, but their account of the surprising ways that conflict binds people together has universal significance .
—eric klinenberg, author of heat wave and going solo
i can speak to many people, but the messages that can be delivered through movies or tv series can be much more powerful all throughout the world ,
the secretary - general, who will exit his post dec. 31 after being in office since 2007, told the hollywood reporter in an exclusive interview inside ratner' s hilhaven lodge .
art and music don' t have boundaries and can be reached to any place. i' m very encouraged that after many, many years of talk with the hollywood community that we' re now going to have in harm' s way, a way to show the heroic actions of united nations peacekeepers to make this world more peaceful .
arquitecto tucci, a neighborhood in buenos aires, is a place where crushing poverty and violent crime are everyday realities. homicides—often involving young people—continue to skyrocket, and in the emergency room there, victims of shootings or knifings are an all - too - common sight. in harm' s way takes a harrowing look at daily life in arquitecto tucci, examining the sources, uses, and forms of interpersonal violence among the urban poor at the very margins of argentine society. drawing on more than two years of immersive fieldwork, sociologist javier auyero and maría berti, an elementary school teacher in the neighborhood, provide a powerful and disarmingly intimate account of what it is like to live under the constant threat of violence. they argue that being physically aggressive becomes a habitual way of acting in poor and marginalized communities, and that violence is routine and carries across various domains of public and private life. auyero and berti trace how different types of violence—be it criminal, drug related, sexual, or domestic—overlap, intersect, and blur together. they show how the state is complicit in the production of harm, and describe the routines and relationships that residents, particularly children, establish to cope with and respond to the constant risk that besieges them and their loved ones. provocative, eye - opening, and extraordinarily moving, in harm' s way is destined to become a classic work on violence at the urban margins .
same thing from martha raddatz, by the way, whom i see here tonight. i just left her in erbil, about 10 days ago or something. martha, thank you also .
as secretary of defense, my first commitment – and this is something stephanie and i think about every morning when we begin our day – my first commitment is to our men and women, uniformed and civilian, to their excellence and to their welfare, to making sure they’re treated with dignity and respect, and above all, making certain that when they’re sent into harm’s way, it’s done with the utmost care and strategic necessity .
bosley crowther in the new york times did some head - scratching over the scene where eddington (kirk douglas) rapes annalee (jill haworth) on the beach. [ 5 ] the rape may just be otto preminger’s inside joke about hollywood’s most legendary rapist. according to lore, kirk douglas once had his way with the virginal 15 - year - old natalie wood. [ 6 ] the innuendo parallels preminger’s lewd backstory for the sal mineo character in exodus, who turns out to have received special privileges in auschwitz in return for being someone’s bitch .
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arkantos is portrayed this way at the start of the first age of mythology game campaign - it starts with him reliving his glorious battles in his dreams and grumping about' facing feeble pirates' .
in jack campbell' s the lost fleet novel invincible, admiral lagemann jests that the marines are glad to on a ship that' s an attack magnet .
that' s going to have to be one hell of a desk! also, khorne' s daemons and the dark eldar who fight in the arenas .
‘i’m actually thinking maybe i should just go home and forget about it, i really don’t want to go in there when he’s in there. ’
hagar cohen: there' s a children' s play area too, but it' s deserted. in fact the whole place looked empty, which is pretty odd, considering that broken hill has one of the highest rates of domestic violence in the state .
the cruiser used for filming was the u. s. s. st. paul (ca - 73) .
“it is not really a war picture, ” said preminger when it opened at cannes. [ 1 ] neither is it an “action flick. ” but it does have a great, if sometimes goofy, script. the characters know how to talk. oh boy do they talk. talk talk talk. as in a soap opera. or a series for masterpiece theatre. as more than one critic has pointed out, in harm’s way often resembles a television miniseries that’s been squeezed into three hours of screen time. [ 2 ] [ 3 ]
, he incorrectly identifies uss providence (cl82) as an aa cruiser (hull' s in the 50' s). then, while piloting the pbj in search of the japanese fleet, he identifies the
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so if in harm’s way is not really about the second world war, or an advertisement for race - mixing and cultural marxism, what exactly is it about? well, it’s about sex, snobbism, and political opportunism. there are two main plot threads. one concerns paul eddington (that’s kirk douglas), an unstable drunk and cuckold who’s always on the verge of getting cashiered. deep into the film, he rapes a young, virginal navy nurse (jill haworth), who then kills herself out of shame. to make amends, eddington himself then commits suicide while attempting a kamikaze run into a japanese battleship .
as torrey' s launch heads for his new flagship, a signalman calls to the quarterdeck that the admiral' s party is arriving. however, the signalman gets his signals mixed, addressing his message to the signal bridge from the quarterdeck, instead of the other way round .
in the war machines, ben shows up at a nightspot to sulk every night because he' s a sailor, but he' s been given a shore job .
. in some ways, preminger' s film is less about the pacific campaign of world war ii then it is about the enshrinement of wayne' s screen persona .
it’s monday morning in mildura, and the local court is about to hear a whopping 34 intervention order cases .
superficially in harm’s way is another world war ii movie with john wayne and an all - star cast, set in the south pacific. but the war setting is just stage drapery, background and pretext. no attempt is made to make us think we’re really looking at the early 1940s. the women wear sheath dresses and flip hairdos straight out of 1964. there are some sea engagements with battleships and destroyers, but they’re pretty perfunctory too, done with rowboat - size miniatures that still occasion great hilarity among critics .
king robert baratheon in the a song of ice and fire series yearns for his glory days in the war to claim his throne. even trying to join the melee in one of his kingdom' s tourneys .
the second game in the no one lives forever series was subtitled
a spy in h. a. r. m.' s way
, which is a quite clever pun: no only does it show that cate archer is on it, fighting h. a. r. m.' s agents again, but also that she just cannot leave the front lines again .
fritz leiber' s fafhrd and the gray mouser' s endless adventures are also the fruit of a love of it. in one story, they set out in search on the grounds that they are bound to find it .
hannah' s friend: the way he killed her is 10 times worse than anything that you can imagine. it' s worse than any animal. animals, they won' t do that to each other, the way he did it to his own wife. the woman that he said' i love you', he said' i' ll be with you for the rest of my life', you can' t imagine one day you get married with someone, then he' s actually your killer .
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in dan abnett' s gaunts ghosts novel blood pact, after daur was drawn into one of rawne' s schemes, elodie points out that he was obviously after the danger .
deep in the amazon, george is determined to retrace theodore roosevelt’s legendary expedition and witness first - hand how deforestation and climate change are affecting one of the earth’s most critical ecosystems .
harm' s way is directed by convergence - continuum' s artistic director, clyde simon, and features actors wesley allen, robert branch, gideon lorete, joseph milan, michael regnier, beau reinker, brian west erley, hillary wheelock and carrie williams. this will be the seventh mac wellman play presented by convergence - continuum, having previously produced sincerity forever, 7 blowjobs, cleveland, whirligig, a murder of crows and the hyacinth macaw. all were directed by artistic director, clyde simon .
kim hubbard: most victims of domestic violence are represented by police. but sometimes – like in rebecca' s case – police refuse to take out an avo for them. that' s why rebecca showed up in court alone .
in poul anderson' s time patrol stories, all the members of the patrol have this to a greater or lesser extent. manse and other unattached agents in particular .
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isn' t it refreshing that a plot and characters can be portrayed so well and still leave out all the unnecessary sex. like the way the hard working agents are portrayed
hannah' s friend: the worst part of her story is, this guy killed her. and stayed there watching her that she' s giving up, that she' s losing her life .
rebecca: yes. i mean at the minute, it' s not like he' s harassing me or stalking me or anything it' s just that anytime i have any contact with him he' s threatening my life and i' m sick of it .
u. n. secretary - general ban ki - moon wasn' t one scratching his head about the night' s itinerary. in 2009, under his supervision, the u. n. launched the creative community outreach initiative to collaborate with content creators to help promote peace and raise awareness of global issues. since that time, shows like madam secretary, the amazing race, ugly betty, law & order: svu and the mysteries of laura have filmed at the united nations, though in harm' s way marks the first narrative project to be launched specifically telling stories inspired by the u. n. and its employees .
in l. jagi lamplighter' s prospero lost, miranda thinks that ferdinard had jilted her for a life of adventure .
hannah' s sister told background briefing that hannah rang on more than 10 times asking for a room in a refuge .
hagar cohen: rebecca' s here to get an intervention order against her ex, who' s just shown up unexpectedly at the court. she' s terrified of what he might do to her .
the model of the yamato has its 6 - inch secondary guns in double - barreled turrets. the real yamato' s 6 - inch guns were in triple - barreled turrets .
in lee lightner' s space wolf novel sons of fenris, berek thinks that his duties are hard: he cannot go down in the fight, which will be glorious .
hubbard and rebecca are sitting in a white - walled private consultation room next door to the courtroom where the intervention order applications are heard. hubbard’s voice echoes in the tiny space .
japanese themselves are almost an afterthought. they are glimpsed only once, in a long shot, to the accompaniment of “oriental” music. that’s in a comical scene in which stanley holloway, as an australian planter and doughty spy, sits in a tree and makes notes on a jap encampment .
hagar cohen: in four months, all of the staff in mariette' s office will lose their jobs. mariette is likely to become part - time. the centre' s manager, tracey willow, whose job may also go, says it' s possible that broken hill will lose all of its community lawyers .
the film received extensive cooperation from the department of defense, especially the u. s. navy and the u. s. marine corps. one of many problems encountered during production was that at the time of the filming (late 1963 - 1964), very few ships in active navy service resembled their world war ii configuration. only one world war ii vintage heavy cruiser; the u. s. s. st. paul (ca - 73) still retained most of her wartime configuration (and as a result she stood in for a couple of unnamed cruisers during the movie), and an accompanying destroyer, u. s. s. philip (dd - 498), that took on the role of u. s. s. cassidy were extensively filmed on. other u. s. navy ships that participated included the cruiser u. s. s. boston (ca - 69) (though only the forward 2 / 3' s of the ship could be shown as she had missiles aft), destroyers u. s. s. braine (dd - 630), u. s. s. o' bannon (dd - 450), u. s. s. renshaw (dd - 499), u. s. s. walker (dd - 517), submarine u. s. s. capitaine (ss - 336) and the attack transport u. s. s. renville (apa - 227). all of the destroyers had to have their modern (1960s) asw gear covered over with fake gun - mounts or deck houses. additional smaller vessels were provided in support, as well as an hu - 16 albatross amphibious aircraft, even though said aircraft did not enter the u. s. inventory until 1949. the hu - 16 likely substitutes for a pby catalina, of which no flyable examples were likely available for the film schedule .
in dan abnett' s novel malleus, the rogue trader maxilla works for eisenhorn not for the money but for the challenge .
in andre norton' s dread companion, kilda would have loved being a scout and explorer, if only she were male .
they were about to find out as the ratpac entertainment co - founder, joined by emcee larry king, announced the presence of united nations secretary - general ban ki - moon. the big reveal: ratner and billionaire ratpac partner james packer have forged a partnership with the u. n. to produce a scripted anthology miniseries. titled in harm' s way and created by writer - producer david raymond, the ratpac - financed project will dramatize true stories of u. n. staff, with each six - to eight - episode season focused on a historic crisis in a different location .
the u. s. s. philip (dd - 498) was the destroyer that steams out of pearl harbor at the beginning of the attack. philip was decommissioned september 30, 1968, and was struck from the navy list october 1, 1968. she was sold december 15, 1971, but sank in a storm on her way to be scrapped february 2, 1972 .
hagar cohen: maria is stunned at the federal government' s decision to remove funding for kim' s position, and so are police .
into harm' s way
takes an honest and unflinching look at the shadow the vietnam war continues to cast on surviving members of the west point class of 1967. compelling interviews, archival photographs and footage, animated sequences and contemporary clips chronicle the men' s experiences - from their challenging first year as plebes to the fierce hand - to - hand jungle combat to their post - vietnam lives. a collection of west pointers poignantly share, sometimes with great emotion, their first - hand stories about the carnage of war, the war' s impact on their lives and beliefs, and their enduring bonds of brotherhood .
rebecca: i' m just scared of him. i' m that scared of him, i' m shaking now because he' s just a psycho. he is so unpredictable, and now he' s addicted to ice as well. well, he probably was the whole time we were together and that' s why he is the way he is, i don' t know. god, i' m actually thinking maybe i should just go home and just forget about it, i really don' t want to go in there when he' s in there .
upon approaching this film, it would be easy for someone to misidentify its basic message. this is not a film that champions war, the military, or patriotism. it clearly involves these components, but it is not about these elements. this is a film about the inevitability of aging, the chronic and acute challenges that come with it, and the way we get by. despite the age and generational differences that separate the greeters from the soldiers, they share much in common. both populations are “in harm' s way, ” walking parallel paths that involve elevated personal risks that can suddenly alter quality of life and end life itself. indeed, a large component of this film deals with older and younger individuals recognizing and confronting increased probability of personal death. it is an obvious issue for soldiers, of course, given their mission. the beauty of this film is the way it allows death as a fact to emerge within each of the greeters, who daily confront it in their memories, their failing bodies, and loss of intimate social support .
in those that wake, mal isn' t happy unless he' s fighting something, and sees not fighting as a failure .
our host, bob woodruff – thanks for saying that. bob, it means a lot to us. he’s an excellent reporter of course, and he’s right, the last time he interviewed me, we were a long way from midtown manhattan – almost as far as you can get, in fact – on the aircraft carrier the u. s. s. theodore roosevelt in the south china sea. and that kind of trip is the proof that bob woodward will go the extra mile, or thousands of miles, in fact, to write a good story and explain about what we do, and the importance of what we do, to our world. that’s not a surprise to any of – any of us – i think, who are here in this room. he goes where the story is, and he’s committed to getting to get it right .
kim hubbard: yes, but it' s still not your fault that he abused you. okay? it' s never your fault. never ever, ever think that in this situation, okay ?
one of the patrol boats in jere' s squadron is number 42. this is the same number as the boat commanded by [ link: nm0599910 ] in [ link: tt0038160 ]. in that film, john wayne played the second in command of the squadron. the words of that title were spoken by captain torrey in the scene where speaks with admiral kimmel .
the fictional ship in the movie is a composite of several world war ii cruisers. 1. the u. s. s. salt lake city was known as the
swayback maru
. the ship in the movie, and in the novel, was based on a ship known as
old swayback
. 2. the u. s. s. san francisco was the flagship of a squadron of ships in the famous naval battle of november 12, 1942, in the solomon islands area. the fictional ship in the movie was also the flagship of a squadron of ships in an important naval battle. 3. the two ships mentioned above survived world war ii. the fictional ship in the movie was sunk, so it could also be based on any u. s. navy cruiser that was sunk during the solomon islands campaign .
set in hawaii on the eve of the attack on pearl harbor (december 6, 1941) and culminating in a decisive naval battle between the u. s. navy and the japanese fleet ,
often invoked with modern era companions, who will often not think twice about taking a bullet for the doctor if needs be (especially companions depicted as having fallen in love with the doctor). reaches its apex with clara oswald, who openly admits to being addicted to the adventure (with clara using the actual word
addiction
in this context), and throws herself into harm' s way so often, it becomes a constant source of worry for the doctor, who tries without success to get her to slow down. however, clara continues moving towards becoming the doctor' s distaff counterpart, including an insatiable thirst for adventure... and it doesn' t end well for her .
throughout the film the characters are often seen riding in m151 jeeps (horizontal grill slits) which were not in production until the vietnam era. odd because they did have a few correct era willy' s jeeps on the set, usually seen in the background
ditto abdullah the butcher. still jabbing forks in people' s heads at the age of 69 and with no intention of ever retiring .
hagar cohen: it' s late summer and sweltering in mildura, victoria. lawyer kim hubbard is getting ready to go to court .
enforced in the dungeons and dragons cartoon by the setup: the kids couldn' t settle down in the realms, they had to continue to look for a way to get back home (that didn' t lead to dire consequences .) that being said, almost every one of them were tempted to stay at times .
when eddington and dorne are standing on the beach at the picnic, they are supposed to be on the fictional island of gavabutu. however, the rock formation known locally as chinaman' s hat, is clearly seen in the background. chinaman' s hat is located in kaneohe bay, offshore of kualoa regional beach park in hawaii .
some heroes who make a fortune and promptly lose it foolishly may fall under this trope, because it means that they can return to the fun of making money, and the non - idle rich may trample familial objections to stick to a dangerous occupation when they don' t need the money, to avoid rich boredom. and sometimes the love of being in harm' s way is merely implied, when the hero never seems to find anything worth stopping for. the dulcinea effect may not be so much by desire to help as the chance to get into the thick of things .
i got hooked on the first book in this series, bought the second (muddled through the first half of that one - end worth it), but this one was great! suspense, romance, twists and new developments the whole way through. highly recommend! !
each of our servicemembers and dod civilians makes me incredibly proud. there are almost 3 million of them serving across this country and around the clock, in every time zone on earth, in every domain – in the air, ashore, afloat, and even in cyberspace – all in service of this great nation .
in the first few scenes concerning captain torrey' s task group, the weather is sunny and clear (as it was dec. 7 ,
at the end of filming, the executive officer of the u. s. s. st. paul (ca - 73), commander charles r. little, received orders for his promotion from commander to captain. john wayne pinned the captain' s eagles he wore during the film on the executive officer to promote him to captain in the u. s. navy .
she’s shaking visibly and sobbing, and is on the point of backing out .
' that’s what i mean, ’ says hubbard. ‘that by itself is grounds for an intervention order. what’s more concerning to me is the history of physical violence, because if he’s done it before, he’ll do it again. ’
hagar cohen: it' s a very emotional topic, i can see .
phillip sutcliffe: it' s not just a use and abuse type service .
hagar cohen: georgia lived with her tormentor for eight years. they have three children together. leaving him was the hardest thing she' s ever done. in the end, her survival instinct kicked in .
the mac wellman homecoming festival is a three - day (march 23 - 25) celebration of a groundbreaking playwright from cleveland, ohio. this is the first cleveland - based event honoring mac wellman, who has been celebrated in numerous other contexts - including the
horizontal avalanche
festival encompassing thirty plays in four cities - but never in his hometown. the festival, organized by playwrights local, will include readings and performances of wellman' s work by playwrights local, theater ninjas, csu department of theatre & dance, baldwin wallace university department of theatre and dance, and the manhattan project - cleveland lab; and panel discussions and talkbacks with mac wellman. the final performance of the festival will be convergence - continuum' s march 25 presentation of harm' s way, followed by a reception and festival wrap party at the tremont tap house. (further information about the festival is available at urltoken. )
bakersfeild is huell' s next road trip where he samples basque food, visits a tule elk reserve and tours country music legend buck owen' s crystal palace .
( 1965) .
that' s the message - the only message - that comes through loud and clear in otto preminger' s big war film .
on the screen, the duke seemed practically immortal (even if he did die in a few films) but at the time of
preminger seems happier with long transition shots of the hawaiian islands and military class ships than it does with creating rhythm in the film' s narrative .
on 30 july 1945 the uss indianapolis was steaming through the south pacific, on her way home having delivered the bomb that was to decimate hiroshima seven days later, when she was torpedoed by a japanese submarine. of a crew of 1196 men an estimated 300 were killed upon impact; the remaining 900 sailors went into the sea. undetected for five days, they struggled to stay alive, fighting off sharks, hypothermia and madness. by the time rescue arrived, only 317 men were left alive. interweaving the stories of some of these survivors (including the ship' s captain butler mcvay, who would be unjustly court - martialled for the loss of his ship and, twenty years later and tormented by the experience, take his own life), doug stanton brings this incredible human drama to life in a narrative that is at once immediate and timeless. the definitive account of a near - forgotten chapter in the history of the last war, in harm' s way has become a classic. and, some 72 years later, in august 2017, the uss indianapolis was once again making international headlines - with the news that a marine archaeology team had located the ship' s shattered remains: urltoken
korra references the time jinora created an astral projection to help her find raava during harmonic convergence in
light in the dark
.
although there can never be enough focus on safety nor enough time or space to cover it all in this article, let’s switch gears and move on to the types of equipment typically used in newspapers and their applications .
louise richards: most definitely. i' d like to think that that doesn' t happen. and if anything like that was to happen, that i would like to know about it so that we can rectify that. in that situation, if that' s the way that the female felt, then i would strongly urge her to ring a different police station .
robert e howard' s conan the barbarian, and kull, and solomon kane .
well, it later turns out that' s only partly the reason ...
pack your beach blanket for a bittersweet tale of love and summer' s magic .
kim hubbard: yeah, it' s hard. i hate the heat, so…
hagar cohen: rebecca is here alone, and she' s trembling with fear .
leonie' s life is controlled by her uppity aunt. when her suitor' s dark secret is exposed, will jem help her find the path to true love ?
hagar cohen: things are about to change in broken hill. the federal government' s cuts to legal services will cancel most of the funding for mariette' s practice by july 1st. that means she won' t be able to take on cases like georgia' s, and that reduces this solicitor to tears .
in john c wright' s fugitives of chaos, when victor professes his desire for a home, wife, and children, amelia says that most men want adventure; he retorts that she' s describing not most men but herself .
to learn the truth about his sister' s mysterious disappearance, a young man infiltrates a hotel in the guise of a footman and begins an investigation .
the twilight tattoo dates back to the 1600s during the thirty years’ war in central europe in the low countries of belgium and the netherlands .
the human girl miko from transformers prime is a bit of a deconstruction of this idiology. she often rushes onto a battle field just to watch the autobots fight. she often gets in the way when trying to help, and seems to have zero regard for her own safety and well - being .
as the cassiday is getting underway and steaming through the harbor, her guns are training this way and that, but not one is fired. during the attack, every gun that could be brought to bear was firing. in fact, most of the civilian casualties were caused by shells that had not been fused to detonate in the air and exploded when they came down .
game of thrones: robert' s eagerness to ride in the tourney of the hand shows that he prefers the thrill of combat to his duties as king .
in freefall, one of sam' s major motivations after getting rich is to have some excitement. the hurting afterward, however, is another issue entirely .
for bob – in addition to his journalism – bob and his wife lee have gone the extra mile for our servicemembers, for our veterans, and their families. for the last decade, bob, lee, and the woodruff family have stood up – building awareness, raising resources, and making connections for those who stand up for all of us, sometimes in harm’s way. and for all that, i want to thank you, bob, lee, and everyone at the foundation, all of the supporters here, everyone here tonight. bless you for that. we appreciate your standing up for our people. and i’m going to talk a little bit tonight about how – what we’re doing to stand up for them, too.
in harm 's way is a 1965 american epic panavision war film produced and directed by otto preminger and starring john wayne , kirk douglas , patricia neal , tom tryon , paula prentiss , stanley holloway , burgess meredith , brandon dewilde , jill haworth , dana andrews , and henry fonda . it was one of the last black-and-white world war ii epics , and the last black-and-white john wayne film . it has had a mixed response over the years as a war film that had a simple story , a charge also leveled against preminger 's other later movies . the screenplay was written by wendell mayes , based on the 1962 novel harm 's way , by james bassett . the film recounts the lives of several us naval officers and their wives or lovers while based in hawaii as the us involvement in world war ii begins . the title of the film comes from a quote from an american revolutionary naval hero : i wish to have no connection with any ship that does not sail fast , for i intend to go in harm 's way . — john paul jones the film presents a relatively unromantic and realistic picture of the american navy and its officers from the night of december 6 , 1941 through the first year of the us involvement in world war ii , complete with bureaucratic infighting among the brass and sometimes disreputable private acts by individuals . its sprawling narrative is typical of preminger 's works in which he examined institutions and the people who run them , such as the american congress and the presidency in advise and consent , the catholic church in the cardinal and the british intelligence service in the human factor . 
in harm's way is a 1965 american epic panavision war film produced and directed by otto preminger and starring john wayne, kirk douglas, patricia neal, tom tryon, paula prentiss, stanley holloway, burgess meredith, brandon dewilde, jill haworth, dana andrews, and henry fonda. it was one of the last black-and-white world war ii epics, and the last black-and-white john wayne film. it has had a mixed response over the years as a war film that had a simple story, a charge also leveled against preminger's other later movies. the screenplay was written by wendell mayes, based on the 1962 novel harm's way, by james bassett. the film recounts the lives of several us naval officers and their wives or lovers while based in hawaii as the us involvement in world war ii begins. the title of the film comes from a quote from an american revolutionary naval hero: i wish to have no connection with any ship that does not sail fast, for i intend to go in harm's way. — john paul jones the film presents a relatively unromantic and realistic picture of the american navy and its officers from the night of december 6, 1941 through the first year of the us involvement in world war ii, complete with bureaucratic infighting among the brass and sometimes disreputable private acts by individuals. its sprawling narrative is typical of preminger's works in which he examined institutions and the people who run them, such as the american congress and the presidency in advise and consent, the catholic church in the cardinal and the british intelligence service in the human factor.
in harm's way is a 1965 american epic panavision war film produced and directed by otto preminger and starring john wayne, kirk douglas, patricia neal, tom tryon, paula prentiss, stanley holloway, burgess meredith, brandon dewilde, jill haworth, dana andrews, and henry fonda. it was one of the last black-and-white world war ii epics, and the last black-and-white john wayne film. it has had a mixed response over the years as a war film that had a simple story, a charge also leveled against preminger's other later movies. the screenplay was written by wendell mayes, based on the 1962 novel harm's way, by james bassett. the film recounts the lives of several us naval officers and their wives or lovers while based in hawaii as the us involvement in world war ii begins. the title of the film comes from a quote from an american revolutionary naval hero: i wish to have no connection with any ship that does not sail fast, for i intend to go in harm's way. — john paul jones the film presents a relatively unromantic and realistic picture of the american navy and its officers from the night of december 6, 1941 through the first year of the us involvement in world war ii, complete with bureaucratic infighting among the brass and sometimes disreputable private acts by individuals. its sprawling narrative is typical of preminger's works in which he examined institutions and the people who run them, such as the american congress and the presidency in advise and consent, the catholic church in the cardinal and the british intelligence service in the human factor.