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Título original: The Thin Red Line

1964
1h 39min

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En Guadalcanal, durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial, un soldado raso y su sargento se enfrentan en el fragor de la batalla contra los japoneses.En Guadalcanal, durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial, un soldado raso y su sargento se enfrentan en el fragor de la batalla contra los japoneses.En Guadalcanal, durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial, un soldado raso y su sargento se enfrentan en el fragor de la batalla contra los japoneses.

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Keir Dullea

Pvt. Doll

Jack Warden

First Sgt. Welsh

James Philbrook

Col. Tall

Bob Kanter

Fife
(as Robert Kanter)

Ray Daley

Capt. Stone

Merlyn Yordan

Judy

Kieron Moore

Lt. Band

Jim Gillen

Capt. Gaff
(as James Gillen)

Charles Stalmaker

Steve Rowland

Mazzi

Stack
(as Stephen Levy)

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The film's title comes from James Jones's novel and, in turn, from an old saying. In the movie, Captain Stone, played by Ray Daley, says, "I remember an old Midwest saying, 'There's only a thin red line between the sane and the mad.' "

The original 'Thin Red Line' refers to the routing of a Russian cavalry charge by the Sutherland Highlanders 93rd (Highland) Regiment during the Battle of Balaklava on 25 October 1854, during the Crimean War.

Pifias
For some reason the Japanese soldiers are at times are armed with German Schmeisser SMG's.

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Featured in The 80th Annual Academy Awards (2008)

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An unnamed actor deserves credit

British actor Terence Hardiman, who played an abbot in the excellent series "Cadfael" and a Luftwaffe major in another excellent British TV series "Secret Army" had a tiny bit role in the movie. He appears as a survivor in the aftermath of a vicious firefight with Japanese troops, grouped around the colonel who hastily arrived at the sight to inspect the conditions of his men. I suppose he was just a nobody at that time.

This is a highly recommended black and white film for war movie buffs. Very rarely aired on TV.