Does anyone know of any short films of U-boats, or other submarines, suitable for younger children? Anglian Jnr. is very interested in subs, and I don't think I can make him sit through Das Boot just yet.
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U-boat movies for kids
Hello,
How about the film The Incredible Mr. Limpet. The film (which is part cartoon) is about a man named Henry Limpet (played by Don Knotts), who drowns and turns into a fish. During WWII Mr. Limpet helps the US navy hunt down U-boats. It is a great film and my 5 year old loves it-so do I.
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How about the film The Incredible Mr. Limpet. The film (which is part cartoon) is about a man named Henry Limpet (played by Don Knotts), who drowns and turns into a fish. During WWII Mr. Limpet helps the US navy hunt down U-boats. It is a great film and my 5 year old loves it-so do I.
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How junior is Jnr.??? There are plenty of "period" old war films...We Dive, At Dawn, Above Us The Waves, Operation Pacific, Run Silent Run Deep, The Enemy Below...even Operation Petticoat! I think I first saw the pink submarine when I was seven or eight.
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The scene where "Seaman Hornsby" is smuggled through the MP checkpoint still brings tears of laughter to my eyes every time I see it
The scene where "Seaman Hornsby" is smuggled through the MP checkpoint still brings tears of laughter to my eyes every time I see it
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