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Operation Dirty Dozen provides a detailed look at the making of The Dirty Dozen, focusing on the production environment just north of London. The film captures behind-the-scenes moments, particularly featuring Lee Marvin during his one day off each week, allowing viewers to see the dynamics among the cast and crew. The documentary emphasizes the camaraderie and unique atmosphere on set, giving insight into the interactions that shaped the film's production.
The short film includes various scenes being filmed, offering a glimpse into the filmmaking efforts that went into creating this iconic war film. It reflects the dedication of the cast and crew, including notable figures like director Robert Aldrich and actor John Cassavetes, and provides context for the film's legacy in cinema history.
Why Watch
- •See Lee Marvin's off-camera moments during filming.
- •Meet the cast, including John Cassavetes and Trini López.
- •Find out about the production atmosphere on set.
Did You Know
•Operation Dirty Dozen was directed by Ronald Saland in 2006.
•The documentary has a runtime of 9 minutes.
•Lee Marvin had one day off each week during the filming.
•The film was shot just north of London.
Perfect For
Film enthusiastsWar movie fansBehind-the-scenes lovers