Dirty Dozen (1967) Official Trailer - Lee Marvin, John Cassavetes World War 2 Movie HD

[@joepalooka2145]

This movie is very under-rated in terms of how it was made. All these years later, it stands up as one of the best movies ever for brilliant editing, script, characterization, cinematography, etc.--- all the subtle details that get overlooked. Every scene has great energy and life, and is linked to the next with expert editing. All the characters interact together with a wonderful sense of humour, drama, and realism. I've seen it many times and am always impressed by what a truly wonderful piece of movie-making it is.

[@dennismood7476]

I disagree with what you said about the editing...I think the editing and continuity was pretty bad. I liked the story and acting to the nth degree, however.

[@joshlin50ja]

@@dennismood7476 I agree with you. Also: "All the characters interact together with a wonderful sense of humour, drama, and realism". Sorry what? Makes no sense, sounds like a load of bull. Joe, no offense, but you sound like a guy who picked up all these words like "cinematography" and put them together where it doesnt fit to praise a movie youre a fan of.

[@veenrat]

@@joshlin50ja It is about the crew good grew good work.

[@veenrat]

I meant crew

[@dougaustin1328]

If u wanna see a good lee Marvin,hell in the Pacific,hardly no dialogue,but fantastic!!!😊

[@davidsomerset8411]

One of the best ever made an ALL STAR cast......all with great acting abilities how could it not...in my mind this movie is a national treasure.

[@PhilMante]

One of my favorite war movies of all time. Clever script writing and a fun story.

[@BLUEPLANETJAZZ]

Part of the reason why it was so believable is because many of these actors really did serve in WWII: Marvin, 4th Marine Division as a sniper in the Pacific Theater; Bronson, U.S. Army Air Forces in 1943 aerial gunner on a B-29 in the Pacific; Borgnine, destroyer/minesweeper USS Lamberton, and the Atlantic Coast on an antisubmarine warfare ship, the USS Sylph; Ryan, USMC drill instructor from January 1944 to November 1945 at Camp Pendleton; Savalas, US Army Company C, 12th Medical Training Battalion, 4th Medical Training Regiment.

[@williamworrell178]

Good points. At the time it came out, 23 years after ww2 the whole Germany thing was still in the belly of most everyone living them, including me as an 11 year old kid. All of our dads had served.

[@desecration171]

Lee Marvin hated the movie specifically due to it's lack of authenticity (or so he's been quoted many times). I wouldn't make anything more of the movie other than what was presented to us

[@BLUEPLANETJAZZ]

@@desecration171 Interesting

[@dougaustin1328]

Yes this is true😊

[@BenKellyMusic92]

I like it when the actors are quite clearly having an absolute blast, and this film was one of the best shining examples. Happy cast = awesome film! :D

[@jennifersman7990]

Benjamin Kelly Jim Brown was asked wha

[@jennifersman7990]

Benjamin Kelly Jim Brown was once asked what the atmosphere on that film was like and he said when they weren't filming it was like the Dirty Dozen let loose in London, they all partied together big time over there

[@abelemiliano4067]

Pro trick : you can watch movies at kaldrostream. Me and my gf have been using it for watching lots of of movies during the lockdown.

[@ishaankane8252]

@Abel Emiliano yup, I've been watching on Flixzone} for months myself :D

[@peytonalmond2869]

😅​@@jennifersman7990

[@bobibest89]

''He is any man fighting for recognition against the odds.'' Wow that's an epic quote!

[@MrOldheadtom]

Lol really

[@chucky2316]

What man 😂

[@badmiyagi]

Great movie, great story line, great acting and music score. The way these guys accepted their roles, played their characters well and became part of cohesive group with one purpose in mind. Very well made war movie with not one dull moment in it.

[@jirivorobel942]

Ernest Borgnine and his iconic "Now you hold it right there!" is pure gold.

[@georgemorley1029]

Navy Vet and Judoka, great man!

[@Ba_A]

Great war movie classic with a stellar casts!! Surprisingly Lee Marvin, looking like a seasoned veteran in his late 50's, was actually only about 42 or 43 years old when he acted in this film.

[@gjmaztr7]

RIP giant actor Clint Walker, who passed away today 5/22/18 at 90yrs, the acting embodient of Marvel Comics Giant Man/Goliath..back in the day for kids buying 12 cent /15 centers.

[@nareshbhardwaj786]

RIP

[@_Abjuranax_]

Trini Lopez passed from Covid recently as well RIP.

[@Rustythemouse]

My dad always watch this movie when it's on TV. He was an MP in the early 80s in the Hungarian People's Army.

[@rodrigoraulsuarez]

What a cast!

[@LPJack02]

RIP Robert Ryan (November 11, 1909 - July 11, 1973), aged 63 RIP Ernest Borgnine (January 24, 1917 - July 8, 2012), aged 95 RIP Ralph Meeker (November 21, 1920 - August 5, 1988), aged 67 RIP Charles Bronson (November 3, 1921 - August 30, 2003), aged 81 RIP Telly Savalas (January 21, 1922 - January 22, 1994), aged 72 RIP Lee Marvin (February 19, 1924 - August 29, 1987), aged 63 RIP Robert Webber (October 14, 1924 - May 19, 1989), aged 64 RIP George Kennedy (February 18, 1925 - February 28, 2016), aged 91 RIP Richard Jaeckel (October 10, 1926 - June 14, 1997), aged 70 RIP Clint Walker (May 30, 1927 - May 21, 2018), aged 90 RIP John Cassavetes (December 9, 1929 - February 3, 1989), aged 59 RIP Donald Sutherland (July 17, 1935 - June 20, 2024), aged 88 RIP Jim Brown (February 17, 1936 - May 18, 2023), aged 87 RIP Trini Lopez (May 15, 1937 - August 11, 2020), aged 83 You will be remembered as legends.

[@rightondude]

They were just actors, nothing that special.

[@35廖韋傑]

And Donald Sutherland

[@TimRobinson-x6r]

@@rightondude YOU have no clue what your talking about

[@rightondude]

@@TimRobinson-x6r Mere mortals. All glory goes to God. 😁

[@Sam73157910]

I saw the movie when it first came out and have watched it several times over the years. It was great in 1967, and it is great now. It was a truly great cast, and several of them had served in WW2m inckuding Marvin, Ryan, Savalas and others. I've also read the book many times, on whihc the film was based. If you haven't read the book, suggest doing so. Favorite character is Maggot.

[@dennismood7476]

I had one big issue with this movie: I thought the editing and continuity were terrible . Scenes never seemed to blend into the next one. Other than that I really enjoyed this film.

[@anddsheshere__]

Dennis Mood are you not mindful of when this was made? taking that into consideration it was a great movie nevertheless

[@thomaskiryluk8072]

@@dennismood7476 t

[@dennismood7476]

@@anddsheshere__ I didn't say it wasn't a great film. I just said that the editing was poor. The scene changes were a bit choppy, that's all.

[@anddsheshere__]

Dennis Mood and im saying you’re being too critical on a film made wayyyy back in the day. when technology wasn’t where it’s at now and just the standard for movies obv weren’t where it is NOW. it still flowed to a certain extent. to say it was choppy, i think that’s a bit too much. 🤣 but each to their own ig

[@highplainsdrifter699]

Lee Marvin was on fire in this great movie ..

[@wendyg8162]

One of my favorite movies

[@rosaedwards3659]

Hell of a movie

[@stuart-fm5oj]

UNBEATABLE, BELLISSIMA, ONE OF THE BEST WAR MOVIE EVER !!! SO FAR THE REMADE ARE UNSUCCESSFUL, THANK YOU MOVIE WORLD !!!!

[@thatspiritualhumane]

I loved this trailer ever since I watched it 20 yrs ago

[@moviesgalore9947]

A classic it's a perfect movie and I hope it never gets remade it would be horrible.

[@finngirl1313]

someone claimed that Lee Marvin hated this movie. and yet he's quoted in the trailer as saying "There's a little of Major Reisman in every man. Tough and unyielding yet compassionate. I think it's the best role I've ever been asked to play." booya!

[@josephvitielo1693]

They lie for the paycheck

[@ekop1778]

ITS TRUE HE DID HATE THIS MOVIE HE DID POINT BREAK AFTER THIS . THAT ONE WAS BETTER HE SAID

[@JonSmith-cx7gr]

Lee Marvin would say anything depending on his blood alcohol level at any given moment.

[@totallybored5526]

@@ekop1778why shout?

[@toddstein5407]

Trini Lopez, RIP 8/11/20

[@Celodrix]

I've looked for this movie quiet a long time, thx.

[@kathybloomquist9448]

Born in 64 my father said watch this stuff, I'm 56 still love keep America strong

[@cl0vvntiem]

"Says Cassavetes, 'Franko is a petty hoodlum; forced into heroism by circumstances beyond his control.'" Goddamn if he didn't understand that character to the core.

[@TheMjphoto45]

Dirty Dozen is a classic movie

[@NietzscheDevot]

My Beard grew a Beard after watching this.

[@Mullet-ZubazPants]

Marine Lee Marvin would say something like this ... "Shave that beard you goddamn hippie. How are you gonna fit a gas mask over a hobo beard in combat. This is the Marine Corp, not a hippie commune."

[@kissmyasthma3155]

My testicles grew a beard after watching this

[@Transit_my-way]

My beard grew balls then grew a mustache then grew chest hair in the shape of a beard.

[@jsdelzar]

Gracias papá por enseñarme el Cine, gracias papá por haberme presentado al sr. Lee Marvin

[@daviddoyle3622]

"This film still stands on its own today"

[@nicolamcguinness8689]

Rest in peace Donald Sutherland

[@gunnyusmc4957]

He had heart rhythm and soul,,, like all Marine's,,, Semper Fi!!!

[@enriquelopez594]

awesome movie Marvin Bronson Sutherland the list just gets better. have this on dvd

[@notimeforjokes.3570]

Best show on Netflix, by a million.

[@notRusl]

"We all come out like it's Halloween ".... classic

[@vincegedeon6583]

Awesome Charles Bronson an Awesome cast🥰

[@mikelindellspillow2609]

Every army needs a Dirty Dozen.

[@ivangomez123]

The movie that inspired the Suicide Squad (both comic and movie)

[@help4343]

@Darcey O'Shea No

[@Blaqjaqshellaq]

It was a big influence on INGLOURIOUS BASTERDS, of course...

[@ahanasingh7049]

It was inspired by an Indian movie named Do aankhein Barah Hath(1957)

[@busterzigler7530]

@@Blaqjaqshellaq Great was looking for this comment, Tally and Bronson also starred in Battle of Buldge

[@anthonycorcino6700]

@@Blaqjaqshellaq operation Amsterdam and hell river were.

[@bilaltugrulugurlu8577]

I want to watch this classic war movie tonight 📽🎬

[@MeryToste]

Amazing Movie.. Amazing Cast.. Beautiful Song The Bramble Bush 🎸 Sung By Unforgettable Brilliant TRINI LOPEZ (Pedro Jimenez)🎸👏👏👏🙏

[@shaqhightower3614]

This trailer is better than half the garbage movies that come out now days.

[@samfisher2306]

Surprised how good this film was for 1967

[@langelodidio-goaldo1105]

Stupenda pellicola basata in modo romanzato su una storia vera, cioè sulla divisione dei "tredici sporchi", la sceneggiatura è buona e ricca di ritmo, l' ironia certe volte è fuori luogo e le scene di combattimento mostrano delle ingenuità.

[@MirzaKhalid]

This reminds me of the A Team 😮

[@peteralainszpiriev4750]

BEST movie thx. Hungary (Magyarország) was on opposite side still i liked and like this movie .Lee Marvin is very popular in Donieck Ukraine.

[@marisapaola9010]

Love ya Telly 💙. Best Ghost story ever.

[@9johnpaul]

Two things. How they would take a phsyco like Telly Savalas on any mission,and the guy that stood up in the half Track at the end and got shot .

[@michaelmolloy2260]

A grate movie , The Dirty Dozen 5 star movie .

[@stuballs42]

Can't believe Clint Walker was in this great movie

[@jonathanmendoza2319]

Nick Nitro The Commando Elite From Small Soldiers.

[@erichvonmanstein6876]

Awesome flick! some of the most pricless one liners in film. just a great overall picture.

[@ellllllo77]

example of the one liners ?

[@lastrada52]

I did not put the lines through this copy.

[@dennismood7476]

@@lastrada52 Reisman: Pinkley, you want to be a general? Pinkley: I'd rather be a civilian

[@dennismood7476]

@@lastrada52 Reisman to Pinkley when he invades the training ground: What's your name soldier? Pinkley: Number 2 sir

[@emp420]

1:09 ... ernest borgnine quote ...

[@obertone3242]

Heavy weapons guy has specific tastes.

[@Attywab]

Jim Brown's character was named Robert Jefferson, not Napoleon Jefferson. How did they get that one wrong for the trailer?

[@kjmiller1959]

And THIS is how you're supposed to do movie trailers. It does NOT try to a mini-version of the whole story like all modern American trailers do, lays out clearly in a melodramatic, what the story of the movie actually is ("Madame Web" and "The Marvels" are about WHAT again?) and visits with all the characters. They didn't have the Internet in the 1960s. If you wanted people to know what your movie was YOU HAD TO TELL THEM/SHOW THEM.

I'll be damned, the trailer used the correct multiple usage of court martial.

[@rustylowery7231]

The Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcast brought me here

[@mulimotola44]

I think you mean the Thursday afternoon just before Friday Monday morning podcast...

[@rustylowery7231]

Pineapple29 just checkin in on yaa!

[@ktkat1949]

Ironically Donald Sutherland is never mentioned in the trailer but he was the big hit in the movie.

[@josephvitielo1693]

No 2 sir

[@markrosato1352]

Great old fashioned War Picture!

[@emmanuelwilliams2323]

One of the greatest war movies ever made. I cannot imagine anyone else playing Major Riseman other than Lee Marvin. I bet John Wayne must have been kicking himself for directing The Green Berets instead of being in this war action classic.

[@williamschlenger1518]

Mark Rosato sucks. Worst ever😞

[@maverickstone7792]

Anyone here from Netflix just checking out the trailer??

[@skylarconley6101]

Ya haha

[@CJ-jf9pz]

I read this was on Netflix but it's not there

[@user-hk8uq8tz9djose]

Una película excelente 👍🏼

[@OCRay1]

Loosely based on a real unit created by the army to deal with James “McNasty” McNiece. They put any guys who were difficult to get in line into his unit. Trained them and let them loose

[@MbaAnaath]

Is this available on KZbin??????

[@armancz]

F@ck, I need to watch this this looks awesome!

[@alejandromontano8384]

"So what are we some kind of Dirty Dozen?"

[@barontaylor7139]

Sawyer and Lever are the only ones still alive

[@JacobPlaysPC]

Good movie. Would be cool to see a remake but if they ruin it i would be sad

[@jorgeluispenapena1777]

Una excelente película con un reparto de excelentes actoreslee Marvin Charles Bronson Ernest bornigne James Brown. Telly sácalas John cassettes George Kennedy Robert ryan excelentes actores de les extrañan en estos tiempos complicados

[@jorgeluispenapena1777]

Una excelente película con un reparto de excelentes actoreslee Marvin Charles Bronson Ernest bornigne James Brown. Telly sácalas John cassettes George Kennedy Robert ryan excelentes actores de les extrañan en estos tiempos complicados

[@Qmac5]

Slipped on a bar of soap. Only happens once, you don't want to see the other bar of soap.

[@teslathejolteon8007]

Charles Bronson is my favorite

[@TheKitchenerLeslie]

Norm MacDonald told one of the funniest stories about Lee Marvin's dog.

[@jennifersman7990]

Get this, John Wayne turned down the Lee Marvin role in this to do his own war movie, the Green Berets

[@9johnpaul]

jennifersman- That would have been something to see. John Wayne getting chewed out.

[@jankjason]

Lee Marvin was better in this anyway, he was a real army man besides actor.

[@williamewing5509]

I have got this movie DVD of Lee Marvin Ernest Borgnine Robert Webber Robert Ryan Clint Walker Jim Brown Donald Sutherland Charles Bronson George Kennedy and Telly Savalas in The Dirty Dozen Telly Savalas takes over from Lee Marvin in Dirty Dozen The Deadly Mission Dirty Dozen The Fatal Mission I am dedicating these movie DVDS to my old school friends who are both sisters as I hope to see them both again very soon to Chris Marie and Hester Brand from Billyxxxxx

[@darksideka]

The Dirty Bakers Dozen anyone?

[@gnosticserpent9952]

an Indian with war paint smeared on his soul, oooh jeesus

[@brandonsampsel9035]

Bill Burr!!!

[@ioccatonyz1]

It's called "Dramatics"

[@clarice525]

@Mycel I actually think Clint not only looks super hunky but, with his darker skin, he could portray various ethnicities.

[@limptoast]

So this is the heavy's favorite movie.

[@decimatorentertainmentstud8523]

I saw this with my dad

[@connorbrennan4233]

Thumbs up for anyone who's going to watch this prior to James Gunn's Suicide Squad.

[@peeonthepenski4729]

how did you know :o

[@southerncinephile6258]

Literally how, did u know?

[@connorbrennan4233]

@@southerncinephile6258 I read that this film was one that James Gunn used as inspiration for his Suicide Squad. Makes sense, given that it's described as having a gritty '60s/'70s war film aesthetic.

[@southerncinephile6258]

@@connorbrennan4233 I know

[@southerncinephile6258]

@@connorbrennan4233 I meant U know this 5 months ago Did he say that 5 months ago or even longer before that?

[@dongrey8975]

Do they even make movies any longer?

[@saharyn7551]

This was the suicide squad of our parents. Also the difference between this film and the suicide squad is that this film is actually good.

[@josephvitielo1693]

Cassevettes should of won supporting Oscar as Franco

[@mookduds402]

Inglorious Bastards seems kinda similar

[@bigisland48]

Lee Marvin could've been Nick Fury

[@fernandoalves67]

Um filme. Brutal e Triste.

[@renehinojosa1962]

People have forgotten what manliness sounds and looks like. You need not look any further than Lee Marvin and the rest of the cast. Testosterone at it's best!

[@ceferino1973]

Rip Jim Brown

[@tacticalsweater5119]

Looks like a damn fine film!

[@emp420]

... lee marvin ... wow ... he must be biological grandfather (or father) to russell tovey (george sands) as seen in a number of war films that are not "categorized" as war films, see being human films with aiden turner for george sands (russell tovey) at his best ...

[@henrygonzalez8793]

The narration for this trailer sounds as if it was done by the actor Gary Merrill. I believe he also did commercial voiceovers.

[@pkaydennis]

bill burr

[@solidkingcobra]

I learned my reason when I watch old DVDs to NEVER SEE THE TRAILER BEFORE WATCHING THE MOVIES. It spoils the movies most of the time. These guys are the original Suicide Squad.

[@MartinSage]

Lee Marvin said he HATED this film because it Didn't represent war in the slightest!

[@clearcoat2000]

He was right. Totally silly and unbelievable.

[@cat-lw6kq]

Probably said that because he was a Marine during WW2 and these guys were a bunch of misfits

[@clarice525]

If it actually depicted what war was REALLY like, no one would want to go see it. I certainly wouldn't!!

[@onlyonealanlancasterstatus810]

John Wayne was to play .Lee marvin part .. but Wayne was doing the green berets another fantastic movie about the Vietnam war

[@gregsmith920]

On Memorial Day let’s remember that America remains free because of the sacrifice of all kinds of men who had one thing in common - they were war fighters willing to die for their country. For those who want an army of the woke, think carefully about what kind of man or woman you want defending this country.

[@PHOTOGRAPHYBYDEREK1]

Geesuz, what a cast!

[@crystinamarie1]

Telly Savalas! 💕

[@BABYYSARA3831]

SEKUMPULAN BANDUAN TENTERA YANG DI ARAHKAN MEMBUAT TUGAS KHAS.

[@rileychris63]

I saw this movie today. Oh wait...... that was Suicide Squad.

[@emeraldstar0967]

I know, lol! They're so much alike

[@FlamingCuntLips]

lol but this one is far, far superior, despite this specific trailer feeling like the first 15 mins of suicide squad

[@henkderijk2137]

James Gardener m

[@ivangomez123]

In fact this movie, is the main inspiration for both the movie and the comic.

[@pedddler]

Woow.

[@death_to_tyranny]

I'm buzzin', dirty dozen, naughty rotten rhymer..

[@NavinKumar-ie5ye]

Old man soldiers great experience training revolver ,gun ,ak 47 🙄🙄🙄

[@januszchlebek7588]

John Cassavetes Franco

[@hisdness1]

I'm surprised that they made a positive potrayal of a Polish guy in the 60s. He seemed like the smartest one of the group. He also seemed to be paired up with the black guy throughout the movie. Some symbolism there?

[@RetroFreak35]

Who’s here after hearing about the passing of Jim Brown?