"The Story of Captain Smith & The Titanic" (1992) - British Documentary

"The Story of Captain Smith & The Titanic" (1992) - British Documentary

LionHeart FilmWorks

2 года назад

113,908 Просмотров

Ссылки и html тэги не поддерживаются


Комментарии:

@splinterbyrd
@splinterbyrd - 14.02.2025 19:35

Smith's widow was killed in a road traffic accident in 1931. Their only child Helen married and had twins. The son was killed in action in 1944 age 21; the daughter died of polio in 1947 age 26. Neither had children. Helen's husband committed suicide in the 1950s. Both Helen's parents husband and son had died violently. Helen died alone in 1973.

Ответить
@Kevin-wb7be
@Kevin-wb7be - 30.01.2025 04:41

Two years after the Titanic tragedy the world decended into hell

Ответить
@bazonics
@bazonics - 22.09.2024 03:00

I bet they called him smudge.

Ответить
@Wolverhamptonish
@Wolverhamptonish - 19.09.2024 23:53

Captain E J Smith wasn't born in Lichfield, he didn't even live in Lichfield. So, why honour him in Lichfield? I mean, why not Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent? 🤨
Lich (noun) dialectal, British : a dead body : corpse.
His plague does not even mention the Titanic. No need. They erected a statue of Captain Edward John Smith in a city that was named for being a Field of the Dead. 1500 perished. Say no more.
The whole Titanic thing sounds very Jesuit, Masonic and diabolical.

Ответить
@vex8667
@vex8667 - 15.08.2024 15:49

My cousin's great great uncle was Cpt Edward J Smith, It had always been a great shame on the family, with my cousins great great grandad, Edwards brother calling him a "Bloody Fool", RIP Edward.

Ответить
@ValenDumail-nr9ws
@ValenDumail-nr9ws - 06.08.2024 12:06

Vu qu'il est derrière elle a besoin d'un psychiatre vraiment aller à la le pipi le popo Pipo pipi pipi popo😅🎩🛀⚓🌫️ qui rajoute sur le sur l'interview ça veut dire parce que moi je les aime vraiment les hommes qui sont morts dans le Titanic je sais que c'est quelqu'un c'est pas n'importe qui donc ça va mon cœur j'aimerais bien voulu avoir un épi comme ça tu dis vraiment tu vois mais même si un siècle en arrière et tout le monde

Ответить
@OnePunchMicky
@OnePunchMicky - 03.07.2024 09:39

Is he the bloke that Captain Birdsye was Characterised by ??? 😂

Ответить
@JohnWest-zq5gs
@JohnWest-zq5gs - 06.06.2024 02:11

There was a ship called the Great Eastern hit an iceberg and did the same amount of damage but stayed afloat because it was built right

Ответить
@JohnWest-zq5gs
@JohnWest-zq5gs - 06.06.2024 02:11

If the Germans would have built the Titanic it would not have sunk

Ответить
@davidreichert9392
@davidreichert9392 - 22.05.2024 00:56

Captain Smith yelled Be British. So they all stood around complaining and being passive aggressive to each other.

Ответить
@cheedevulan8547
@cheedevulan8547 - 19.05.2024 13:58

A thoroughly incompetent captain in charge of an incompetent crew all hailed as heroes.

Ответить
@williamhoole2065
@williamhoole2065 - 14.05.2024 07:45

the Mount Temple

Ответить
@mango8918
@mango8918 - 08.05.2024 01:47

It's amazing to me how many illustrations show smoke coming out of the 4th funnel when it was not connected to a furnace but was used to provide oxygen/air to the boiler room.

Ответить
@CliffCardi
@CliffCardi - 23.04.2024 07:21

Damn. Just literally 2 days from retirement.

Ответить
@TenementFunster.74
@TenementFunster.74 - 18.04.2024 18:00

He lived in Liverpool aswell.

Ответить
@fmyoung
@fmyoung - 15.04.2024 00:24

Today is April 14th so tonight is truly "A Night to Remember"

Ответить
@davidanderson1889
@davidanderson1889 - 25.02.2024 00:39

When General Patton was confronted by the German Siegfried Line, a Stars and Stripes reporter asked him if he thought he could defeat this impregnable defensive line. He answered: "The Siegfried Line is just one more of mankind's monuments of stupidity. Anything made by man, can be unmade." What true words he spoke. Perhaps those in the media back then, should have thought of that when they proclaimed the Titanic to be unsinkable

Ответить
@vstar7196
@vstar7196 - 25.01.2024 22:40

Smith can’t be held at fault for the loss of his ship. Sailing at 22 kts in a potential ice field was standard practice in the day. It sounds ludicrous today with hindsight, but that’s what they did. However, multiple witnesses reported later that Smith’s conduct once he grasped the enormity of his predicament was beneath contempt.

Ответить
@joannadorothy
@joannadorothy - 30.12.2023 00:09

Ship build to be sunken. Want to know the truth? follow the money.

Ответить
@scabbycatcat4202
@scabbycatcat4202 - 24.12.2023 01:09

I believe Capt.Smith could have saved most if not ALL on board Titanic. It is an undisputed fact that a stationary ships light could be seen on the horizon- most probably the Californian. Had Capt. Smith ordered full speed ASTERN and headed for that light it would have IMPEDED the inflow of water into the ship by creating a suction effect and after approx 1 hrs steaming at 10 knots he would be within touching distance of the said ship. The ships boats would have been used to trans ship everyone aboard.

Ответить
@beatlessteve1010
@beatlessteve1010 - 19.12.2023 16:39

He was a hero and a classy gentleman ..bottom line he did his best to save women and children first and then he went down with the ship.

Ответить
@goboschutzhandler3654
@goboschutzhandler3654 - 06.11.2023 04:20

Mr Thomas Andrews! director of Harland and Wolff. Rose and cal hockey! Going to America to Mary💀

Ответить
@ArronP
@ArronP - 30.09.2023 16:15

eva hart says dreadful way too much in every interview she gave

Ответить
@Jsavage-v3u
@Jsavage-v3u - 22.09.2023 14:28

Olympic not the Titanic. Stop continuing the lie.

Ответить
@garyrunnalls7714
@garyrunnalls7714 - 03.08.2023 10:58

Kind of an incompetent captain on this voyage.

Ответить
@henryvillanueva9590
@henryvillanueva9590 - 29.07.2023 20:20

the titanic ship is big but you can't see the ocean-sized ship on the globe

Ответить
@princenketiah4643
@princenketiah4643 - 23.07.2023 10:01

He was no hero.
In my opinion he was reckless, how he took a ship on it's maiden voyage with excessive speed. Knowing there were no binoculars available in the crow's nest that night. Plus he has been warned about ice bergs on his route. He knew very well during that period of the year, there were going to be icebergs on that particular route, yet he took no precautions. He was entirely responsible for all the lives that were lost.

Ответить
@matthewharhai4039
@matthewharhai4039 - 16.07.2023 08:21

GOT THAT RIGHT!
"The biggest question of all is whether Rush was too cavalier about the experimental vessel, which was never certified by a regulatory body and had raised safety concerns. "I'm struck by the similarity of the Titanic disaster itself, where the captain was repeatedly warned about ice ahead of his ship, and yet he steamed full speed ahead into an ice field on a moonless night, " director James Cameron told ABC News. And so many people died as a result."

Ответить
@mitchwood6609
@mitchwood6609 - 14.07.2023 05:14

he didn't do anything wrong. all the other captains testified they would have done the same thing captain smith had done. it was common practice at the time. the end. end of story. ish happens. that is life. sometimes you freeze to death in the north atlantic under the brightest stars you've ever seen after putting your life in the hands of the WHITE STAR LINE.... they forshadowed this tragedy with there damn company name and the SHIP NAME!!! from the book written 15 years prior exactly describing what would happen (basically). guess what the book was called? THE TITAN! just like the dam sub that just imploded LOLZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ.... oh jesus stop. it's too much

Ответить
@luziapereiradasilva4428
@luziapereiradasilva4428 - 14.07.2023 00:20

PORQUE FIZERAM UMA ESTATUA DESSE CAPITAO SMITH FOI UM HEROI OQUE ELE FEZ ????

Ответить
@adamirishconundrum851
@adamirishconundrum851 - 13.07.2023 18:33

Smith was an arrogant asshole that is responsible for 1500 senseless deaths. He should be remembered as a monster that dove off the ship in his underoos.

Ответить
@1Netbum
@1Netbum - 12.07.2023 12:46

The ship at the opening is NOT the Titanic...

"Be British" a MYTH...
By Speeding through ice while others have stopped for the night?
Gimme a break...🤭That's an insult British Mariners

Ответить
@ercm2393
@ercm2393 - 12.07.2023 10:12

Man that Titan sub really has really led me down the rabbit hole…😂🤦🏿‍♂️

Ответить
@ladbol521
@ladbol521 - 12.07.2023 06:18

According to some documentaries he was a bit over confident.

Ответить
@brianw612
@brianw612 - 11.07.2023 23:06

He should have slowed down. If he could relive that moment, that's what he would do.

Ответить
@katharper655
@katharper655 - 11.07.2023 06:15

AND YET....it was his overweening desire to please the arrogant idiot Bruce Ismay, who, not content with being aboard the grandest ocean liner which ever sailed...wanted to set a speed record crossing the Atlantic. SMITH ultimately as CAPTAIN, put obligation to Social Class before Common Sense...
As a result, Smith went down with the monument to arrogance.. but by God, ISMAY, the author of such soulless tragedy
DID NOT

"Into the Valley Of Death rode The Six Hundred"
That happened A LOT, it would seem....
..

Ответить
@den264
@den264 - 11.07.2023 03:01

Good God ! They actually created a statue to this man. He was the main reason for the disaster which killed hundreds of passengers. Only the pompous teflon English would do such a thing. The E.J. stood for EJit.

Ответить
@sephiroth-k8f
@sephiroth-k8f - 10.07.2023 14:14

Captain smith and stockton rush both overconfident fools

Ответить
@JoeyArmstrong2800
@JoeyArmstrong2800 - 09.07.2023 23:25

Imagine a lifetime sailing the seas culminated in the sinking of the Titanic? There's nothing romantic about freezing and drowning to death in the North Atlantic.

Ответить
@jasminespencer3992
@jasminespencer3992 - 09.07.2023 11:22

Pilot error killed all those people. He was an egotistical fool.

Ответить
@oswaldcobblepot502
@oswaldcobblepot502 - 09.07.2023 04:48

That big POS went down.

Ответить
@patricktracey7424
@patricktracey7424 - 08.07.2023 16:14

smith may have been liked by the rich but he was no hero, he failed his ship, his crew, and his passengers their deaths was his responsibility, he was warned about the ice dangers but steamed on recklessly at full speed , even if under pressure from his boss his command was the final say.

Ответить
@IamThe1NotThe2
@IamThe1NotThe2 - 08.07.2023 09:35

Imagine being awakened to die😢

Ответить
@JohnAtkinson-wl2bw
@JohnAtkinson-wl2bw - 08.07.2023 05:18

Whats with the Awful Singing?

Ответить
@pattaccone
@pattaccone - 07.07.2023 20:58

This video is full of inaccurate statements. It’s actually kind of pathetic.

Ответить
@MM-ig1iv
@MM-ig1iv - 07.07.2023 20:30

I feel bad for everyone that night but even especially for the captain. He must have felt horrible around everybody them final moments, and yet so desperate. Because he's in charge of the ship and responsible for all on board. I just couldn't imagine how awful that would be. He done all he could.

Ответить
@donnadeaville7558
@donnadeaville7558 - 07.07.2023 17:38

Typical tough Potter and pure Stoke

Ответить
@donnadeaville7558
@donnadeaville7558 - 07.07.2023 17:30

Born and Bred. Stoke on Trent

Ответить
@joysynmonds9082
@joysynmonds9082 - 07.07.2023 14:45

The rich man's nerd!

Ответить