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Gregory Peck did a good job. IMHO, Sterling Hayden would've nailed it. They were the same age (born a month apart) and both had WWII experience. Gregory Peck’s involvement in World War II was quite unique. Although he did not serve in the military due to a back injury he sustained while rowing in college, he contributed to the war effort in other ways. Peck worked in the entertainment industry, participating in radio shows and making films that boosted morale and supported the war effort. Sterling Hayden had a fascinating and adventurous World War II experience. He left Hollywood to join the war effort, initially enlisting in the Marine Corps under the alias "John Hamilton" and later became an intelligence officer in the OSS. Hayden’s work with the OSS involved clandestine operations in the Balkans and the Mediterranean. He participated in missions that included smuggling weapons and supplies to resistance fighters in German-occupied territories. He was awarded a Silver Star for bravery. Just saying.

Definitely not one of Hammer's best ..........

I finally read the novel this film was based on. It is much more cynical and the characters less likeable. In other words, more realistic.

Kein Ende des Films, also Daumen runter, hätte ich es vorher gewußt dass das Ende fehlt, hätte ich den nicht geschaut! 👎👎👎

Так как правильно называется этот фильм?

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Fine, very fine indeed

This brings back memories for a different reason than most other viewers. In 1957 I watched this on Friday Night Movies on our local tv station. I was nine years old and it was the first time in my life I got to stay up past midnight.

My favorite actors!! This is one of the best, most mature depictions of the personal greatness of the greatest generation. I thank the veterans of WW II for my freedom.

The movie was filmed in Texas.The film from the war was at Burtonwood near Liverpool it was still a army field in 1970.I worked there on the planes still there.Runways so big you could get lost Colonel Savage tower still there giant hangars with doors that took forever to crank open looked the same way as back in 45 except for weeds.

I remember the old Twelve O'clock high television series....I come home ....eat dinner...do my homework...then I'm airborne.... twelve o'clock high....

The psychology of constant combat is conducted through this movie....I'm a six year old kid again thrilled by this movie !!!!!

A Joseph Losey's communist-existentialist-melodramatic-nouvelle vague-science fiction Hammer production. Now, I've seen everything.

Great quality and great movie 🍿 🎥 thank you ❤

Ist schlimm wenn man die eigenen Kinder nicht erkennt

Die jungen Leute waren ganz schön verklemmt, ständig mit Sie angesprochen !

Die können auch aggressiv werden mit Demenz wissen es leider nicht mehr

@33:38, the car stops. Savage gets out of the right front passenger seat. (A Bench seat, mind you.) He shakes out two cigarettes. One for him, one for his driver. He lights his driver's first, then his. He walks around the car,and leans on the driver's side, left rear fender. (You can see the guard shack ahead, about 100 ft.) He takes two pulls off his cigarette and throws it down, saying okay to his driver, who gets out, opens the left rear door, and gets back in. The car drives the 100 ft forward, passes the guard who simply waves him on. The car stops. Savage angrily gets out to scold the guard. Gets out of the right rear door.... The driver gets out the right side passenger door. Why did they both slide across their seats to get out? At first I thought they changed cars to an English configuration, but upon closer observation, I can still see the steering wheel on the left side

Gately asks, “Dp you want me to take it sir?” General Savage to Gately, “No, let Gately take it!” I didn’t catch that the first time I saw the film…

OK. I've commented before about this Film and I'll do it again. General Frank Savage exemplifies the absolute BEST of what a GREAT LEADER is. This should be required study for all persons striving to become Leaders. If should be manditory viewing and pondering for all Federal Politicians. God knows this kind of acumen is what this country needs here in 2024 ! The character of Savage was built around a real honest-to-goodness USAAF Squadron Leader, and USAF Brigadier General; James Maitland Stewart.

I like corn.

Great old boxing movie.

a Salute to all the fine young men of The Mighty 8th in WWII and especially for those who gave all and never came home...

Niveau : Schwarzwaldklinik. Einfach nur schlecht. Die Landschaft hat den Müll gerettet.

Also um es mal höflich zu veröffentlichen Beispiel Eine Ameise ohne Fleiß Ein Ameisenhaufen ohne Ameisen und Haufen sowie Sowie die Ameise ohne Ameise lyric nix dieser Film ist NIX besser kann ich et echt nich klar machen wa

Ein sehr schöner Film, leider alle 5 Minuten von einem Werbeblock unterbrochen

Did Generals actually fly combat missions as in this movie?

Thank-you a million times. I've been watching this movie every chance i get. I'm 66 so that's a lot of times. RIP to these heros. ❤️🙏❤️🙏❤️🙏 🫡 🇺🇸

Fantastic movie great action and excellent cast.

Good movie pero subala en español gracias

This celludoid classic is in a class by itself that will never be equaled

Paranoid und verwirrt, leider eine traurige Wirklichkeit fuer viele aeltere Menschen. Meine Grossmutter war davon betroffen, mit 86 ging sie ins Wasser.

too many ads

ils veulent nous foutre la trouille avec cette pub sur l epargne.

Leave it to the Brits 😂

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素晴らしい男達の歴史ドラマだ。 今も輝き続ける。

As said by others below: great acting , and notice NO CURSING , like my Dad I mentioned below in comment , Virgil never cussed but he spoke in a way like these men of this time , they could speak clearly and express their minds with good english and dress down a " jerk " without dropping " F " bombs. Better men back then , better culture and we had Honor. 🇺🇸💪🏻

I am 64 and a 7 years old saw this film , my father flew in the ARMY AIR CORPS as a gunner , and I keep his green wool uniforms and sent the AIR FORCE wool uniforms to my brother , they were same as the green wool just blue. Thanks Dad for being here , in spite of everything , we love you always. Dad. 🙏

One of my all time favorites!

Prima film, Eunderbahre Schauspielern. Vielen dank aus Teneriffa Spanien 🇪🇦🌴🌺👍

I Love This Movie So Much Going For It Great 👍

They don't make 'em like this anymore, but I wish they did. My father was a control tower officer in the Middle Eastern theater in WWII.

UK built bombs for the U Boat pens. Tall boy five tons and Grand Slam 10 tons. They where designed to penetrate before exploding and penetrated the most heavily protected U Boat pens. One of their target the Tirpitz was hit by two and turned over. They where designed as heavy penetration earthquake bombs not needing to hit the target just destroy the foundations and the building is wrecked and falls down on its own

Sehr schöner Film mit Hans Albers in der Rolle des Dr. Kornheiser. Wunderbar!

Der Biergarten München Großhadern (Waldheim) Ganz nett

Eine großartige Schauspielerin ihre letzten Filme haben mich zum Fan gemacht in ihren Filmen lebt sie weiter