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The Dirty Dozen

1967 · Movie · 150 min
B

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78/100

Averaged across 11 ratings · 174K votes

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During World War II, a rebellious U.S. Army major is assigned a near-suicidal mission: to lead a squad of twelve convicts—murderers, rapists, and thieves—on a raid against a chateau full of high-ranking German officers. He must train the uncooperative and dangerous men into a disciplined unit, offering them pardons if they survive the mission behind enemy lines.

Details

Based on
The Dirty Dozen by Erwin M. Nathanson
Released
15 June 1967
Country
United Kingdom, United States
Language
English, German, French, Spanish, Latin
Runtime
150 min
Rated
NR
Budget
$5.4M
Box office
$45.3M
Awards
4 wins, 8 nominations

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Lee Marvin

Lee Marvin

Maj. John Reisman

Ernest Borgnine

Ernest Borgnine

Maj. Gen. Worden

Charles Bronson

Charles Bronson

Joseph Wladislaw

Jim Brown

Jim Brown

Robert Jefferson

John Cassavetes

John Cassavetes

Victor Franko

Richard Jaeckel

Richard Jaeckel

Sergeant Bowren

George Kennedy

George Kennedy

Major Max Armbruster

Trini López

Trini López

Pedro Jiminez

Awards & nominations

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1 major award won · 4 wins from 12 nominations across 6 ceremonies

Academy Awards 1967 Best Sound Effects John Poyner Winner
Academy Awards 1967 Best Film Editing Michael Luciano Nominee
Academy Awards 1967 Best Sound Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studio Sound Department Nominee
Academy Awards 1967 Best Supporting Actor John Cassavetes Nominee
Directors Guild of America Awards 1967 Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Motion Pictures Robert Aldrich Nominee
Golden Globe Awards 1967 Best Supporting Actor – Motion Picture John Cassavetes Nominee
American Cinema Editors Awards 1967 Best Edited Feature Film Michael Luciano Winner
Laurel Awards 1967 Top Action-Drama Nominee
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