| Display title | A Bridge Too Far |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A Bridge Too Far is a 1977 World War II war film based on Cornelius Ryan's best-selling book. It tells the story of Operation Market Garden, an audacious, but flawed - and ultimately unsuccessful - plan to to use British, American and Polish paratroops and British armored divisions to capture four bridges in the Netherlands in order to cut a path into Nazi Germany with the hope of ending the war before Christmas 1944. It has an All-Star Cast, was written by William Goldman, and was directed by Richard Attenborough. |
