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Top Ten Sword Fighting Films of all Time - No. 1 part 1

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First published at 11:21 UTC on August 16th, 2019.

Doctor Alex

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Hi everyone!

This video is the 10th in the series of the top 10 "sword fighting" films, in this case restricted loosely to fencing-based movies i.e. not medieval or ancient or Eastern in style. i.e. no. 1 in the top ten!

This is a two ...

Hi everyone!

This is a two parter - this first half covers the cinematography, acting etc. Part 2 will follow shortly covering the sword fights themselves.

Anyway, I hope you enjoy it.

Dr Alex

With many thanks to the Anti-trekker for his support and encouragement:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC20_a5xMoC85LQXw17fufEQ
And with thanks also to Mindless Entertainment:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaQXDLZoKomiCqjbXS0xH_Q
And her own fencing video with the very kind shout-out at: https://youtu.be/kGALR0rycW8
And thanks also to Doomcock for his ongoing encouragement and support:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCeCJB88u93eq91U0rlJsW-A
And finally, but not leastly to MechaRandom42 for her encouragement and support:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2KekYVX0xHLa4G9WmcIeJQ/featured

This video was recorded using a Shure Model PG-48 mic plugged directly into a Lenovo X201 running Linux Mint 18.2.
Recording and processing of audio performed using Audacity v2.1.2.
Video editing performed using Openshot v1.4.3.
Intro and outro music performed on a Marlin Sidewinder Guitar plugged into a Marlin 10L guitar amplifier powering the speakers (including Leslie) of a gutted Hammond 8022KM organ and a Yamaha CLP-810S.

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