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- But despite this remarkable story, the film never saw the light of day. The months and months of filming in a war zone, Oliver Reed's one-man assault on the bartenders of Baghdad and the elaborately executed military sequences were buried. Saddam Hussein's regime came to a pretty well-documented end, and the film was lost. Until now.
www.vice.com/en/article/7baw4d/clash-of-the-loyalties-iraq-epicSaddam Hussein Made an Epic War Movie That Got Lost in Surrey
Clash of Loyalties (Arabic: المسألة الكبرى, romanized: al-masʿāla al-kubrā, lit. 'The Great Question') is a 1983 Iraqi film focusing on the formation of Iraq out of Mesopotamia in the aftermath of the First World War. [1]
Jul 24, 2016 · Soon after he took power, the Iraqi dictator decided to make an epic movie about the birth of the nation. What happened to it?
Dec 12, 2020 · In 1980 the Iraqi strongman, Saddam Hussein, tried to launch his country into the world of movie making. He spent millions of dollars on an epic movie called "Clash of Loyalties", filmed almost...
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Jul 22, 2016 · Clash of the Loyalties was a 20th century epic based on the formation of Iraq from Mesopotamia and its emancipation from British administration. Its production featured circumstances nearly as ...
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Dec 10, 2020 · He spent millions of dollars on an epic movie called "Clash of Loyalties", filmed almost entirely on location in Iraq, and starring some of Britain's leading actors, including Oliver Reed.
Nov 18, 2014 · His small role on either side of the divide – part of Saddam’s propaganda machine on the one hand, part of his downfall on the other – provided its own clash of loyalties.
During the Iraqi mandate period, Sheikh Dhari and his tribe revolt against the behaviour of the colonial officers. As a result, the British troops attack the sites of the Sheikh Dhari and consequently arrest him and accuse him of being a bandit.
