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The film is included on Roger Ebert's "Great Movies" list.	D
This was Lee Marvin's first film role in three years, although it was released after his next film A [...]	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2001 list of 400 movies nominated for the top 100 Most [...]	D
The bulk of the picture was shot in Israel, and director Samuel Fuller remarked that it was unsettli [...]	D
Bobby Di Cicco and Perry Lang had worked together the year prior in Steven Spielberg's WWII comedy " [...]	D
In the "Reconstruction" documentary, Robert Carradine says that when he, Mark Hamill, Bobby Di Cicco [...]	D
Originally rated R by the MPAA but changed to PG on appeal, uncut.	D
Lee Marvin fought in WWII, but in the Pacific at Saipan.	D
Until this film, Samuel Fuller hadn't directed a picture in 11 years, his last credited film--he dir [...]	D
In the film commentary, Richard Schickel points out two incidents which really happened to Samuel Fu [...]	D
According to a review in the 'Variety Movie Guide', this movie was "Based on [the] writer-director's [...]	D
Samuel Fuller's autobiography "A Third Face" has many references and a whole chapter about the makin [...]	D
There was much criticism that the filming locations in Israel and Ireland did not resemble France, G [...]	D
Samuel Fuller put the actors through a mini boot camp. Lee Marvin, as a former Marine, was the drill [...]	D
During the course of filming, Lee Marvin and Perry Lang got into an argument. While filming the scen [...]	D
Samuel Fuller originally submitted a four-hour cut and then a two-hour one, both of which were rejec [...]	D
Robert Carradine's character is named Zab, and on his book The Dark Deadline, his first and middle n [...]	D
The screams from the foxholes as the tanks roll over them seem strangely out of place, but actually [...]	D
Included among the "1001 Movies You Must See Before You Die", edited by Steven Schneider.	D
During the UK clampdown on video nasties in the 1980s the film was briefly seized by Manchester poli [...]	D
Reportedly Samuel Fuller wanted Martin Scorsese for the role of Pvt. Vinci, 1st Squad, but Scorsese [...]	D
Samuel Fuller: [Lemchek] A recurring character name in Fuller's films; also, uncredited, in L'urlo d [...]	D
All the Nazi concentration camp guards are played by Jews. The location was a military base in Israe [...]	D
Samuel Fuller: [Griff] A recurring character name in Fuller's films; also in Il barone dell'Arizona [...]	D
Director Samuel Fuller served in World War II. He was a member of "The Big Red One" and many of the [...]	D
This is regarded as Lee Marvin's final war movie, as Quella sporca dozzina II (1985) was made for te [...]	D
According to Robert Carradine in the Reconstruction Documentary, he was originally cast as Pfc. Grif [...]	D
Zab's novel is called The Dark Deadline. The movie author Samuel Fuller based the character Zab on h [...]	D
In 2005 Mark Hamill, who plays Pfc. Griff, lent his voice talents to the video game Call of Duty 2: [...]	D
Samuel Fuller wanted Kris Kristofferson for a part, but he had to turn it down due to some music wor [...]	D
According to film historian Richard Schickel, the scene in which the sergeant (Lee Marvin) is wounde [...]	D
Many critics felt that Lee Marvin was too old at 54 to play the sergeant.	D
In the Reconstructed version, the captain in the World War I prologue reappears in a short segment a [...]	D
Filmed in 1978.	D
As Samuel Fuller was a B-movie director he was widely felt to be the wrong choice for a war epic.	D
Samuel Fuller: as a military cameraman documenting the troops. He's the older man with the cigar ask [...]	D

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