The Dirty Dozen: Next Mission

1985

The Dirty Dozen: Next Mission (1985)

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The first of two feature-length television sequels that continue the saga of the 1967 original, this outing finds two individuals (Lee Marvin, Ernest Borgnine) forced to lead a suicide mission behind enemy lines. This time, they head into Germany to thwart an unbelievable plot to assassinate Hitler.

Cast

Lee Marvin
as Maj. John Reisman
Ernest Borgnine
as Gen. Sam Worden
Richard Jaeckel
as MP Sgt. Bowren
Ken Wahl
as Louis Valentine
Larry Wilcox
as Tommy Wells
Sonny Landham
as Sam Sixkiller
Wolf Kahler
as Sepp Dietrich
Gavan O'Herlihy
as Conrad Perkins
Ricco Ross
as Arlen Driggers
Stephen Hattersley
as Otto Deutsch
Rolf Saxon
as Robert Wright
Jay Benedict
as Didier LeClair
Michael John Paliotti
as Baxley
Paul Herzberg
as Reynolds
Jeff Harding
as Sanders
Sam Douglas
as Anderson
Russell Sommers
as Gary Rosen
Michael Sheard
as Adolf Hitler
Bruce Boa
as Colonel
John Malcolm
as Field Marshal
William Morgan Sheppard
as German General
Crispin Denys
Dennis Holmes
as Gen. Pierre Fontaine
Denis Holmes
Alan Barry
as Gen. Bulldog Bardsley
Don Fellows
as Gen. Trent Tucker
Derek Lyons
Charles Bodycomb
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Not only is the sequel a virtual repeat of the original, Marvin and Borgnine by this time were getting much too old for their roles.

May 19, 2006 | Rating: 3/10 | Full Review…
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Audience Reviews for The Dirty Dozen: Next Mission

½

A made for televeision sequel to the solid original The Dirty Dozen, this film is a shadow of the former. basically just a rehashing that has been stripped of most of the originality that the first contained.

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