Five Gates to Hell (1959) Dolores Michaels, Patricia Owens, Neville Brand, Ken Scott, Nobu McCarthy

[@michele278]

The courage these women display is unbelievable, good movie 👍

[@jimlaguardia8185]

Never imagined Neville Brand in such a role, but he does a good job. He was one of the best Bad Guy actors.

[@garygone5234]

This movie is chock full of young lovelies. Thank you for uploading and sharing.

[@sfinthecity]

Glad you enjoyed.

[@Funkit891]

Just don't mention that the ladies are tattoo free. KZbin will delete the comments. Allegedly of course.

[@peace-yv4qd]

I watched this when it came out in 1959.

[@mariamarisi6154]

Thank you for the great movie. ❤

[@ziggyschumann5284]

Am i the only one who thought this motion picture was pretty realistic with solid acting and interesting storyline?

[@jimlaguardia8185]

This could pass for a Samuel Fuller movie.

[@paulstark6818]

A very strong story and cast 😂

[@craigfuller1532]

Brutal film.

[@pressureworks]

2:28 Miss Jane Hathaway never mentioned she was a nurse, in The French Army !!!

[@jmccracken1963]

By the way: If you like this movie as much as I did, I recommend three other excellent ensemble-cast movies involving Vietnam in the 1950s: "China Gate" (1957), also made by 20th Century-Fox, written and directed by Samuel Fuller, with Gene Barry, Angie Dickinson, Nat "King" Cole (in a straight dramatic part), Paul Dubov, Lee Van Cleef, George Givot, Gerald Milton, Neyle Morrow, Marcel Dalio, Maurice Marsac, and Warren Hsieh; "The Quiet American" (1958), made by United Artists, co-written by Graham Greene and Joseph L. Mankiewicz, directed by Joseph L. Mankiewicz, with Audie Murphy, Michael Redgrave, Claude Dauphin, Giorgia Moll, Bruce Cabot, Fred Sadoff, Kerima, and Richard Loo; "The Quiet American" (2002), made by Miramax, co-written by Christopher Hampton and Robert Schenkkan, directed by Philip Noyce, with Michael Caine, Brendan Fraser, Thi Hai Yen Do, Rade Serbedzija, Tzi Ma, Robert Stanton, Holmes Osborne, Quang Hai, Ferdinand Hoang, and Pham Thi Mai Hoa.

[@Kolorboyux1wb]

HOW WONDERFUL A MOVIE, about women fighting back and even killing men! I loved the women and their plight , and their CAREERS and their thoughts about just being a woman and getting married, and having children from a WARLORD! N BRAND was superb in this role as a WARLORD SAVAGE THAT takes whatever he wants in his little KINGDOM! The movie really shows how quickly ones life can change and not necessarily for the GOOD, even if you’re A SAINT!

[@noelkennedy8048]

A VERY WORTHY MOVIE FOR ITS TIME. VERY WATCHABLE WITH A STRONG CAST. NEVILLE BRAND UNUSUALLY CAST AS A VIETNAMESE WARLORD CARRIED IT OFF VERY WELL. ALL IN ALL A VERY GOOD FILM FOR ITS TIME. WATCH IT.

[@luzdelrosarioc.4870]

Gracias por subir la película años buscándola Saludos desde Panamá 🇵🇦

[@sfinthecity]

De nada. Me alegra que lo hayas disfrutado.

[@rafaelramirez1507]

Powerful 🌟

[@laankebygg3685]

A very graphic movie as life can oft be.

[@paulppchristman5827]

James Clavel had also scripted "The Fly" which also included Patricia Owens in its cast. Maybe Owens was being groomed as leading lady material by 20th Century Fox.

[@jmccracken1963]

Indeed, it seems that way. Patricia Owens came to 20th Century-Fox from England (where she had appeared in movies (mostly) and TV (a couple of episodes) from 1943 through early 1957) in 1956 (age 31). In 1957, she played substantial parts in "Island in the Sun," "No Down Payment," and "Sayonara" at 20th Century-Fox. In 1958, she played substantial parts in "The Law and Jake Wade" (at MGM) and "The Fly" (at 20th Century-Fox). In 1959, in addition to "Five Gates to Hell," she played a substantial role in "These Thousand Hills" at 20th Century-Fox (excellent movie, by the way; well worth the time spent watching!). In 1960, she played Sheila Lincoln in "Hell to Eternity" (Allied Artists). And in 1961, she played Grace Ingram in "7 Women from Hell" at 20th Century-Fox (a World War II women's prison camp atrocity film; by the way, the other 6 women "from Hell" were played by Denise Darcel, Margia Dean, Yvonne Craig, Pilar Seurat, Sylvia Daneel, and Evadne Baker; John Kerr, Cesar Romero, Richard Loo, and Yuki Shimoda played prominent parts, and Robert D. Webb directed; excellent film, well worth the watch, by the way!) and Margaret Brandon in "X-15" at United Artists. She made three more movies: "Walk a Tightrope" in England in 1963, "Black Spurs" (yet another excellent ensemble-cast Western - and also Linda Darnell's last movie role before her tragic death in a house fire in Glenview, IL, age 41) at Paramount in 1965, and the awful, awful film "The Destructors" (made in 1966, but not released until 1968). After appearing in one more TV episode (one of the hour-long episodes of "Lassie," in 1968), she retired from screen acting (at the age of 43). Patricia Owens was thrice married and thrice divorced: to producer Sy Bartlett (1956-1958), to Jerome Nathanson (July 1960 to May 1961), and to John Austin (1969-1975). She died of cancer on 31 August 2000 in Lancaster, California, at the age of 75. She was survived by one son, Adam Nathanson. (By the way: Patricia Owens' father, Arthur Owens, was a double-agent spying passing secrets along to the Nazi Abwehr and to British MI5 before and during the Second World War. His code name was "Agent Snow.")

[@oscarjimenez7685]

Great film; worthy of significantly greater acclaim.

[@winonamassingill7895]

So sorry 😞 Jane. You’ll never find Jethro here. These guys are Japanese men, not Jethroes 😊😊

[@luzdelrosarioc.4870]

Hermosura de película Me encantaría la pudieran doblar al idioma español. Gracias 🌼 ❤

[@MikeMarley-r9s]

Hey Miss Jane from the Beverly Hillbilly's.

[@winonamassingill7895]

Tomorrow will be 🐣 here.

[@winonamassingill7895]

Those hand granades should have killed those men.

[@colinglass1342]

1959 war movie Five gates to hell with neville brand The brutality of war THE ACTRESS WHO PLAYED THE MATRON IN THIS FILM AT THE BEGINING SHES THE SAME ACTRESS LADY who was in the TV comedy series The Beverly hill billies .

[@oscarjimenez7685]

Yes! Her name was Nancy Kulp.

[@winonamassingill7895]

Reality. I’ve always thought that the Japanese have always taken the greatest pleasure in giving the greatest of cruelty and pain. Especially to those who are innocent or too weak to fight back. They were cowards and bullies. Hmmm, cows 🐄 and bulls or rams 🐏.

[@shaungilmartin1505]

Study in philosophy and morals

[@jeanraymondferron7797]

VIVE LA FRANCE

[@PARIS-FRANCE]

COCORICO !..

[@sulevisydanmaa9981]

STEN BLONDES ....

[@harlandfriendofgod6108]

He was a man of his word, there is a president who claims to be Catholic and allows children to be murdered, but this mansaved souls. If such is the kingdom of heaven. He saved thst soldiers familys life and loved his enemy. Uncommon valor in a man. Jesus was better tha. All of them

[@pressureworks]

Who knew an American was a leader in The Vietnam Liberation Army ???!!!!???? Ridiculous role, ridiculous acting. Ruin movie. Movie no good.

[@ziggyschumann5284]

Interesting how 2 humans can see the same movie so differently. I found the acting solid all the way through with a realistic script and inconspicuous sound track. A rare gem. You, on the other hand thought it was no good. To each his own. 🙏

[@pressureworks]

@@ziggyschumann5284 yes but are you a Hu-Man ???