The mentality and behavior of Churchill in the film actually reflect the mentality and behavior of the British Empire when the world hegemony is about to collapse. The British Empire has been unable to lead the anti-fascist World War II, unable to restrain the more powerful United States, unable to determine the place and time of launching the landing, and even unable to obtain the formal glory of embarking on a ship with the army. In the film, Churchill asked his wife that I have been at war all my life. If the war is over, where will I go? This is exactly what the elites of the British Empire asked collectively about the future of the empire. They know that after World War II, there is no doubt that the United States and the Soviet Union will replace Britain as the hegemony of the world, and the fate of the British Empire is uncertain. At the end of the film, Churchill gave up the "obstruction" of the Overlord’s actions, and instead inspired the soldiers and people of the British Empire through his wonderful speeches to keep fighting until they were free...
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