I have been searching for years for this movie - I used to watch it with my Dad when I was little and have been unable to find it available for purchase or aired on TV... can anyone help?
Thanks,
Christy
Hey cristy me too I have been trying to find a copy,If you find one let me know,and I wil do the same roger
shareHey cristy me too I have been trying to find a copy,If you find one let me know,and I wil do the same roger
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Hi Eric. I am interested in getting a copy of the DVD if you have it available. Of course it seems out of print, but if you can make a copy I would be willing to pay any reasonable price. my email address is [email protected]. Thank you for your kind response. Dan
shareyes i would also like a copy of the longest hundred miles or let me know where i could find it thank you
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I would like a copy of this dvd also. Thanks
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I would also like to find a copy of this movie on DVD. Any help appreciated.
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To Anyone This Concerns,
Has anyone had any luck in finding a copy of this film on any format? (VHS, DVD, Blue Ray, Laserdisc, Divx, etc.) This was one of my favorite war films of all time and I really would love to have a copy of this film to watch whenever I have the desire to see it! It's been over 20 years since I've seen this wonderful picture. Please, if there is anyone knowing where I could get a copy of this film, you can reach me at: [email protected] Thank you for reading or responding to my post! Cya, Bill Netter
I ordered a copy several years back from ‘Classsic Movie Reel’, and I see it’s still available at:
[http://classicmoviereel-com.netsolads.com/Thelongesthundredmilesdvd.html?creative=12777486211&keywords=the%20longest%20hundred%20miles%20dvd&matchtype=b&adGroup=52618]
The quality indicates it’s a VHS recording off the TV, but it perfectly watchable and enjoyable, especially for IMHO
1) Katherine Ross in pants
2) The song of the Filipino children, which I have been trying to find someone to translate
3) The untranslated but perfectly understandable exchange between the Japanese Army and Navy officers: “Have you seen any escaping Americans?” / “No, nothing like that … / “Hmmm… / “…just a bunch of cute little children in a bus on a raft and they ….” / “WHAT!?!”
Hope this helps
Hello Christy,
I have just seen the film myself and quite enjoyed it. I recorded it off the TV on British Channel 5 TV. I watched it last night and thought for a TV movie it wasn't too bad.
There's another war time film on New Year's Eve called “Escape to Mindanao”
which is also set in the Philippines about the same time. I hope to record that as well.
regards,
Tony
http://www.rarevideo.ca/eShop/10Expand.asp?ProductCode=68
Are you going to pull those pistols or whistle "Dixie"?