Une mise en scène de la dernière contre-attaque de l'Allemagne nazie sur le front occidental pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale.Une mise en scène de la dernière contre-attaque de l'Allemagne nazie sur le front occidental pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale.Une mise en scène de la dernière contre-attaque de l'Allemagne nazie sur le front occidental pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale.
- Prix
- 2 nominations au total
- Von Diepel
- (as Karl Otto Alberty)
- Maj. Burke
- (as Charles Stalnaker)
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- AnecdotesRobert Shaw earned $350,000 for his role as the German Panzer commander, more than he had earned in his entire career up to that point. That amount, after adjusting for inflation, would be equivalent to $3 million in 2022.
- GaffesCommon in military movies and TV, nearly every salute is done incorrectly. The enlisted man or lesser-grade officer is supposed to hold his salute until returned. Everyone learns that in basic training. Yet here the salute is a quick up/down nearly every time.
- Citations
Cpl. Conrad: This new command is an illusion. Give it up.
Col. Martin Hessler: I am Martin Hessler. Four years ago, my panzers overran Poland in one week, that was no illusion. In 39 days, my tanks smashed all the way to Paris, that was no illusion. I conquered the Crimea, that was no illusion. Today, I was given a brigade of Tiger tanks. When I have a brigade of tanks, THAT is reality.
- Autres versionsThe original 1965 theatrical release in the UK ran 212 minutes 1 second.
- ConnexionsEdited into Wizards (1977)
- Bandes originalesPanzerlied
Written by Kurt Wiehle
Performed by chorus featuring Hans Christian Blech and Robert Shaw (uncredited)
I read other reviews and many of them I don't understand. Some of them give one star because they say the movie is so historically inaccurate. Was the TV show Combat accurate? Was the popular movie Dirty Dozen accurate? If you want accuracy, stick to the History channel, and even then there will be debates. If you want an entertaining war flick, watch this one! There are none much better.
Another gripe I have with reviews on this movie is with those that question its title. There actually was a Battle of the Bulge in military history. But there never was a "Longest Day" battle. Titles of movies are meant to bring people to the theater, not teach history.
Lest you think I am not an educated reviewer, you should know I was an enlisted Marine, then an Officer of Marines 30 years ago. My family goes back to the Revolutionary War, the Civil War, WW1, WW2, the Korean War, Vietnam, and afterwards.
Even if I was a fly on the wall watching one of my ancestors participate in the Battle of the Bulge, that would not qualify me to comment on the entire battle. Watch the movie, you will like it for entertainment. Then read a book afterwards if you worry you have not been sufficiently educated.
- glentom1
- 22 mars 2007
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- Battle of the Bulge
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- Brut – États-Unis et Canada
- 11 118 000 $ US
- Durée2 heures 47 minutes