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  • lee marvin is soooooo cooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo­oooooooooooooooooooooooooooll

  • Among these 12 men there are 2 Polish (Vladek and Wladislaw) and only 1 Black. Is it a statistics of criminality in USA or US Army during WWII? And now? :)

  • @religiofob

    oh boy

  • death by hanging

  • 1 little bastard dislikes to march but will have his brains beaten out by the Major.

  • My dad is in this film. He was one of the MP's.

    He's the one wearing the white helmet.

  • Lee Marvin was 43 years old in this movie.  He looks at least 60 years old.

    He did not age well.

  • Man those were the days, most actors back then were purebred chainsmokers, which gave them their raspy deep voices like Marvin and Savalas, actors I truelly admire, alongside McQueen, Brinner, Coburn. Leyton, Bronson, etc etc

  • Hey, I've just realised Savalas wasn't all that tall?

  • Clint "Posey" Walker looks like Superman from the comics he would have been peferct to play that role instead of the skinny geeks they get to play Superman.

    "I DONT LIKED TO GET PUSHED"

  • I like the way The Major(Marvin) laughs along with the men,then straightens Franco(Cassavettes) out!! Those clowns got it right after that!!

  • @Nickcat5 I hate this movie; it glorifies atrocities by these scumbag thugs against civiilians-by scumbag thugs I mean the Major also.

  • @RPenta Your point is well taken.Really not much difference here than in 'The Longest Yard' where the inmates were portrayed as 'Victims & Good Guys' compared to the 'Corrupt' Warden &Guards

  • This is a great movie and so is the movieThe Wild Geese starring Richard Burton& Roger Moore

  • What's your name, son?

    11

    lol

  • Lee Marvin was the real deal..a true Marine combat veteran.

  • and another good one

  • One of the most overrated movies of all time.

  • @whydoesmypussysmell I agree.

  • @whydoesmypussysmell and you are to be taken serious with that idiot moniker of yours?

    

  • @galileo1957 my moniker might seem silly, but my comments are highly intelligent

  • this is a classic.

  • It was one of my favorites

  • I buy it on dvd because my grandfather really like this movie and after see it I think my grandfather was right...this is a kick ass movie!

  • What a great movie. Lee Marvin is on of the greatest actors of all time.

  • "look ya little Bastard,either you march...or I'l beat ya Brains out" hahahhaa

  • I was only ten when I first saw this movie... and it still ranks as one of my favorites!

  • 0 Nazis diskiled this.

  • Charles Bronson - Polish actor :D :D

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  • SEMPER FI

  • Buster.

  • this makes inglorious bastards look like the little mermaid....lol

  • @loslakers530 Well said friend

  • i remember going to the drive in when i was a little girl and i thuoght this was the best movie, i ever saw, i hope you know what the drive in was, it was pouring down the rain that night, i had my nose in the wind sheid. hahaha. no.1 movie.

  • lmao thats crzy my first name Leemarvin..Gma was a big fan lol.

  • Lee Marvin was 43 years old when he made this movie. I thought he looked a little older.

  • @esmit56 yes, agree 10 years older.

  • It's also so sad that a lot of these guys really are gone now

  • I love this movie, but wish more of them lived, never quite got to grips with so many not making it

  • @WarMoviesOnFilm Smoking, my dear, smoking got the lot of them.

  • Μια απο τις καλυτερες πολεμικες περιπετειες με θεμα τον Δευτερο Παγκοσμιο Πολεμο,που μας εδωσε το Χολλιγουντ,στην ιστορια του.Εξαιρετικος ο Λιν Μαρβιν,σε μια απο τις καλυτερες του ερμηνειες.Εξαιρετικοι οι τιτλοι αρχης,που ειναι πραγματικα αξεχαστοι,σε συνδιασμο το στρατιωτικο μουσικο θεμα,και το εξαιρετικο μονταζ.

  • Minden idők legjobbja.

    Lee Marvin is the best!

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  • Friggin bad ass intro

  • One of the best WWII movies. Love it.

  • the best war movie ever. love it.

  • lol dont do it hijo e puta" nex time sargy will get ya worse....hehehe..

  • convicted murderers wouldn't have had the balls. It's like in lads army when it was immediately apparent that the "bad lads" (criminals etc of 20 odd years of age) couldn't cope in the same way as the normal guys. I'm not surprised the filthy thirteen(U.S. squad who the dirty dozen are based on) weren't criminals at all, just massive brawlers and drinkers.

  • Member of unit linked to 'Dirty Dozen' dies in Pa.

    PHILADELPHIA John "Jack" Agnew, one of the original members of a U.S. Army unit that operated behind enemy lines in World War II and is often credited with having loosely inspired the movie "The Dirty Dozen," has died at age 88 : R.I.P

  • U.S military executions in the U.K were carried out at HMP Shepton Mallet and were carried out by Albert Pierrepoint (Hangings only). The three firing squad executions were carried out by the U.S army.

  • U.S military executions in the U.K were carried out at HMP Shepton Mallet and were carried out by Albert Pierrepoint (Hangings only). The three firing squad executions were carried out by the U.S army.

  • great movie a classic  maggat was the most nuts great cast

  • An overlong and boring film about a group of old men going off to war.

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  • u fuckin kiddin u compare inglorious bastards to this movie,,such a deckhead

  • the inglorious basterds are children compared to these MEN

  • I agree Major Reisman stands tall over the officers in both versions of the other movie

    while good movies, both Castellari's and Tarantino's came from what The Dirty Dozen left

  • outstanding film

  • If you ask me, Posey is and sitll is my favorite character from the whole movie. In my opinion one of the best characters from that movie. "Donald Duck's down at the cross-roads with a machine-gun" lol.

    In that scene where Charles Bronson's being beat up in the latrine, I'd like to see those two ass-hole high-school like bullies try to bull Posey like that.

  • Posey and Jefferson kick the shit out of them! So they got what they deserve

  • posey would've punched the bullie's jaws into their brains.

  • What a cast! Excellent film. try putting together something like this nowadays with what's out there in hollywood. Shit! forget it.

  • It was quite a change to see Telly Savalas playing a prisoner for once, he did play it well in my opinion though.

    However the best part of the movie for me was Donald Sutherland getting to play a "General". Still makes me laugh now...

  • In the original, the prisoners' crimes were given before their sentences. Here, and in the version I last saw on television, they are omitted. You can tell by the gap between the name and the sentence. Anybody else notice this? Anyone know why the film would be edited this way?

  • More time for commercials.

  • you dont see actors like these guys anymore.I like the character ,Maggot,played

    by Telly Savalles

  • Three Cheers to Vladek, Sawyer, Gilpin, and Bravos!!!!

  • I feel that some of the 2nd string actors weren't fully or even partially developed but I'm not sure I would feel comfortable messing with the chemestry of this cast. I wonder if a Steve NcQueen might compete with Lee Marvin for camera time a he did with Yul Brenner in The Magnificent Seven. That said, THat supposedly friendlycompetion brought the best out of McQueen and Brenner. Interesting to contemplate! Thanx!

  • We never see how Clint Walker dies.

  • Lee Marvin's best role. He also did well in "POINT BLANK" and "The Comancheros." The Dirty Dozen could have been even better had some 2nd string actors been replaced by Steve McQueen---James Garner---and Clint Eastwood. Robert Ryan played the prick General well.

  • Franko V R - death by hanging Vladek M - 30 years hard labour Jefferson R T - death by hanging Pinkley V L - 30 years imprisonment Gilpin S - 30 years hard labour Posey S - death by hanging Wladislaw T - death by hanging Sawyer S K - 20 years hard labour Lever R - 20 years imprisonment Bravos T R - 20 years hard labour Jimenez P - 20 years hard labour Maggott A J - death by hanging
  • Most of that cast wound up doing Small Soldiers years later!!!!!

  • I would not hesitate to follow Lee Marvin into battle.

  • Will he was a Marine in World War 2, who was awarded the Silver Star for bravery during the Saipan operation (as I recall).

    So your instinct is pretty dead on.

  • Marvin was NOT awarded a Silver Star. This is and has been an urban legend for years. Check either snopes or google. Bad information is worst that no nformation.

  • I love it when a jerkwad tries to come off with some comment like (bad information is worse than no information).

    All google and snopes says is that he was rewarded a purple heart. They dismiss the rumor yes, of he having served with Cpt. Kangaroo.

    No where does it dismiss the notion that he also recieved any other medal for his service. Perhaps he didn't. But your using those as your source for your contention is thus wrong, and you shown as a pompous ass.

  • love the Drum roll!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • This movie and Kellys heroes are two of my favourite movies ever...hell i know all the lines hahahahahahaha

  • I just saw kelly's heroes for the first time and Loved it!

  • They coulnd't have cast and named Smelly Tevalas any better, one of the biggest assholes ever!

  • UH! I love this movie!

    Thanks.

  • Who loves ya baby????

  • I got a pain.

  • Unsung war movie hero "Richark Jaekel.' He played in Iwo Jima, Battleground, Devils Brigade

  • Marvin, Savalas and Cassavetes are fantastics in this film. The best movie about II War.

  • what about charles bronson eh?

    the cast is great!

  • All the more rare a movie with so many name actors who do a first class job, not just appear in cameo roles. Telly Savalas in particular stood out----he nailed his character to the point where I couldn't tell if he was acting!

  • What's your name........eleven

  • fuck yeah!!!!!

  • they got to call it the allstar movie..

  • The Great Escape was also an all star movie.

  • I love the soundtrack to this flick. Lee Marvin is pure badass

  • Muy buena Pelicula, lastima q mueren 11 de los 12.

  • USA never used convicted in World War II.Only nazi Germany and former USSR used penal battalions.This movie is just fiction.

  • I don't think this is a penal battalion: these guys were already in the Army before they got convicted of their crimes. So they're either going to be punished according to Army law or the can opt out and go on this suicide mission with the Major.

  • Always did love this sequence, particularly Franko (John Cassavetes). Great movie, great music, great actors.

    P.S. Is there any trivia anywhere that explains what crimes everybody committed? You find out about the murders one by one but they never explain what Jimenez and Pinkley did.

  • Classic but was this were he says ,some dispute over the dining arrangements im not sure

  • This and Full Metal along with bridge over river q.. are the greatest Mil spec movies given with Uncle Sams blessings, so there ya are maggot, now drop and gimme five zero, count em out, ONE...

  • just a sidebar about Jim Brown.he was prepared to play another season of football,but filming carried on till the Browns training camp started.he asked to be excused till the picture was finished.the Browns said no(to Jim Brown!)and it was then he decided to retire.

  • true, without maggot or Franco the movie wouldn't be as funny.

  • I love the part when they have to count their numbers and Franco just screams out his number ELEVEEEEEEEEEEEEEEN!!!!!!!

    LOL!!!!!!!!!

  • great movie ! :) i watch it anytime I have occasion :)

  • On La Beache of Normandis

  • This movie is great, I saw it many times ant I can't stop watching it.

  • What a great cast of stars and future stars !

  • helluva an actor for a Marine PFC lol

    I think he got shot at Pelleliu.

  • Lee Marvin for the win.

  • more please ie when there blowin up the chatto jefferson throwin grenades down the vents

  • the intro is acttully the execution/hanging scene

  • condemened men don't have to drill...and there's nothing that you can do about it, mister...great line and movie....number 11 rocks

  • Jim Brown!!

  • grazie..era da tanto ke lo cercavo!!mitico intro

  • Thanks for posting the intro. Its great!!

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