The Dirty Dozen
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The Dirty Dozen (1967) is a landmark war film directed by Robert Aldrich, featuring an ensemble cast led by Lee Marvin. This action-packed story follows twelve American military prisoners recruited for a deadly mission during World War II. Its blend of gritty realism and memorable characters has cemented its place in war cinema history.
Strong character development · Realistic war action · Complex moral themes
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VHS$8.918 comps
DVD$7.3920 comps
Blu-ray$9.9912 comps
HD DVD$7.991 comps
Betamax$19.991 comps
The Dirty Dozen VHS Value: $8.91
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Frequently Asked Questions
Was The Dirty Dozen based on a true story?
The Dirty Dozen is loosely inspired by an actual World War II unit called the Filthy Thirteen, but the film’s story and characters are fictionalized for dramatic effect.
Who played the leader of the group in The Dirty Dozen?
Lee Marvin starred as Major John Reisman, the tough and resourceful officer who trains and leads the dozen soldiers on their mission.
Did The Dirty Dozen have any sequels or spin-offs?
Yes, the film spawned several sequels and a television series that expanded on the original story and characters over the years.
What is notable about the casting of The Dirty Dozen?
The film brought together a diverse ensemble of well-known actors, many of whom were famous for tough-guy roles, contributing to the film’s gritty and authentic tone.
Why is The Dirty Dozen significant in war film history?
It stands out for its anti-heroic protagonists, blending action with character complexity and influencing later war and ensemble films.
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