Das dreckige Dutzend Teil 2

Originaltitel: The Dirty Dozen: Next Mission

Fernsehfilm
1985
16
1 Std. 35 Min.

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Lee Marvin in Das dreckige Dutzend Teil 2 (1985)

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuDuring WW2, American General Worden orders Major Reisman to pick 12 soldiers from the military prison for the dangerous mission of killing a Nazi General.During WW2, American General Worden orders Major Reisman to pick 12 soldiers from the military prison for the dangerous mission of killing a Nazi General.During WW2, American General Worden orders Major Reisman to pick 12 soldiers from the military prison for the dangerous mission of killing a Nazi General.

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5,0/10

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Wissenswertes
Television movie debut for Lee Marvin. This is despite appearing in a number of television series episodes and the movie Der Tod eines Killers (1964), which was originally made for television but ended up being released theatrically because it was thought to be too violent for TV.

Patzer
The Uniform Code of Military Justice did not take effect until 1951 yet it is mentioned several times in the movie.

Zitate
Arlen Dregors: [telling his story] We were on patrol in this village. There we five men. Officers. They had this young girl trapped. They each took their turns with her. None of us did nothin' to stop 'em. You see, they were white officers, we were negro soldiers. When they finished, they got into their Jeep and... just drove away. Something just happened inside me.
Maj. John Reisman: You hit a lieutenant in the back of the head at 220 yards. That's a nice shot.
Arlen Dregors: The Army didn't think so.
Maj. John Reisman: But they're prejudiced. I'm not.

Verbindungen
Edited from Das dreckige Dutzend (1967)

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5/10

Uninspired TV-movie sequel to the 1967 original

.Lee Marvin returns as Major Reisman, who is once again charged with training a dozen convicted and condemned felons for a suicide mission behind enemy lines in the latter days of WWII. Ernest Borgnine also returns as the commanding general, as does Richard Jaeckel as the MP sergeant. Among the flavorless 12 are Ken Wahl, Larry Wilcox, Sonny Landham, Ricco Ross, Gavan O'Herlihy, and others who in no way measure up to the original's cast. Wolf Kahler plays the German general that's the target of the mission. He's intent on assassinating Hitler, and the Allies don't want that, as Hitler's many military blunders are hastening the war's end. The script is pedestrian at best, and many chunks of dialogue are repeated verbatim from the first film. I'm glad I saw it, as it was a Lee Marvin picture I had yet to see, but I'm not in any hurry to see it again.