With the WBZ book Club. I'm Jordan Rich. Movie lovers might like this
one. Killing Generals The Making of the Dirty Dozen, most iconic World War
Two movie of all time. It's by Dwayne Epstein, and it comes to
mind with the recent passing of actor and football star Jim Brown. This film
tells the inside story of the ragtag group of criminals and nutcases coming under the
command of Lee Marvin, who takes them on a suicide mission to destroy a
Nazi compound. I love the film. I've seen it many times, enjoying
the work of Robert Ryan and Charles Bronson, John Cassavetti's Lee Marvin, of
course, and at his villainous best, Telly Savalis. It's a late sixties
film that inspired many directors, a war movie that became an all time cult
classic, breaking a lot of rules along the way. Killing Generals The Making
of the Dirty Dozen, the most iconic World War Two movie of all time.
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