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Título original: The Dirty Dozen

1967
16
2 h 30 min

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Action Adventure War

Às vésperas do Dia D, um Major do Exército americano é designado para treinar uma unidade composta por 12 criminosos condenados para uma missão suicida por trás das linhas inimigas na França... Ler tudoÀs vésperas do Dia D, um Major do Exército americano é designado para treinar uma unidade composta por 12 criminosos condenados para uma missão suicida por trás das linhas inimigas na França em troca do perdão pelos seus crimes.Às vésperas do Dia D, um Major do Exército americano é designado para treinar uma unidade composta por 12 criminosos condenados para uma missão suicida por trás das linhas inimigas na França em troca do perdão pelos seus crimes.

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Ganhou 1 Oscar
- 5 vitórias e 9 indicações no total

Curiosidades
Lee Marvin referred to this movie as "crap" and "just a dummy moneymaker", although he enjoyed the film. The movie has nothing to do with war, he stressed, and he was very pleased that he got to do Agonia e Glória (1980), which mirrored his own wartime experiences. Marvin also said many of the actors in this film were too old to play soldiers.

Erros de gravação
During the war games sequence, some of the Dozen are shown to exchange their blue armbands for the red ones worn by the opposing forces. But for the next few minutes of the film, they are still wearing their blue ones.

Citações
Pinkley: [impersonating a General] Where are you from, son?
Soldier: Madison City, Missouri, sir!
Pinkley: Never heard of it.

Cenas durante ou pós-créditos
The opening credits don't occur until 10 minutes into the film. While it is common nowadays for films to have a pre-credits sequence, it was considered innovative in 1967.

Versões alternativas
In Germany, in the German-language dubbed version, audiences saw only Jim Brown throwing hand grenades into the airshafts at the chateau. The scenes showing grenades being dumped into, and gasoline being poured into, the airshafts were cut.

Conexões
Edited into Guerra, Sombra e Água Fresca: Hogan's Double Life (1971)

Trilhas sonoras
The Bramble Bush
Music by Frank De Vol
Lyrics by Mack David

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Smell the testosterone! The Dirty Dozen is the quintessential "guys on a mission" movie!

Quentin Tarantino looks like he just might follow through with his threat to make the ultimate "guys on a mission movie" if he gets his 'Inglorious Bastards' on to the big screen, but he'll be pushed to equal 'The Dirty Dozen', the quintessential movie in the genre. 35 years on and it's still one of the best WW2 adventure movies, and a strong contender for the ultimate guys movie. It shouldn't be taken too seriously - I don't think anyone is going to argue it's a realistic depiction of war - but it's still one of the most entertaining movies around, and it's impressive collection of tough guys and character actors is really hard to beat. Director Aldrich had previously made the classic noir 'Kiss Me Deadly' (starring Ralph Meeker who reappears here in a supporting role) and the wonderfully creepy 'Whatever Happened To Baby Jane', but this is arguably going to be THE movie he's remembered for. Screen legend Lee Marvin ('Point Blank', 'The Killers') with the assistance of his Sgt (Richard Jaeckel), must train a motley collection of criminal and misfits (including John Cassavetes, Jim Brown, Telly Savalas, Charles Bronson, Clint Walker and Donald Sutherland), for a suicide mission behind enemy lines. Marvin is just great, extremely cool and charismatic, but also a fine actor, something which is often overlooked. The ensemble cast (which also includes George Kennedy, and two future stars of 'The Wild Bunch', Ernest Borgnine and Robert Ryan) are uniformly excellent, but Cassavetes is particularly outstanding, Sutherland is memorable as a half wit, and Savalas is unforgettable as the religious psychopath Maggott. 'The Dirty Dozen' is first class entertainment and highly recommended. It put 90% of today's "action movies" to shame!