
1967 · Movie · 2h 29m · NR
The Dirty Dozen
CriticsCritics: 78
AudienceAudience: 7.9
During World War II, an unconventional army officer is ordered to recruit twelve military prisoners for a dangerous mission behind enemy lines. Facing severe sentences, the men accept a chance at freedom and undergo harsh training, learning to work together before attempting to infiltrate a heavily guarded château.
You’ll likely enjoy this if you want a rough-edged, character-driven war adventure with humor, tension, and a rebellious team dynamic; Not for you if you prefer realism, restraint, or shorter films.
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Cast
Ernest BorgnineLee MarvinCharles BronsonJim BrownJohn CassavetesRichard JaeckelGeorge KennedyTrini López
Director
Robert Aldrich
If tonight is a The Dirty Dozen night…
…these live in the same corner of my head.
Want one picked out for tonight?
Tell me what kind of night it is — I'll do the rest.


