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Côte 465

Original title: Men in War
  • 1957
  • Approved
  • 1h 42m
IMDb RATING
7.1/10
3.3K
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Aldo Ray and Robert Ryan in Côte 465 (1957)
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During the Korean War, a battle-worn lieutenant and his platoon are behind enemy lines, and have orders to march to Hill 465 for possible relief.During the Korean War, a battle-worn lieutenant and his platoon are behind enemy lines, and have orders to march to Hill 465 for possible relief.During the Korean War, a battle-worn lieutenant and his platoon are behind enemy lines, and have orders to march to Hill 465 for possible relief.

  • Director
    • Anthony Mann
  • Writers
    • Philip Yordan
    • Ben Maddow
    • Van Van Praag
  • Stars
    • Robert Ryan
    • Aldo Ray
    • Robert Keith
  • See production info at IMDbPro
  • IMDb RATING
    7.1/10
    3.3K
    YOUR RATING
    • Director
      • Anthony Mann
    • Writers
      • Philip Yordan
      • Ben Maddow
      • Van Van Praag
    • Stars
      • Robert Ryan
      • Aldo Ray
      • Robert Keith
    • 58User reviews
    • 23Critic reviews
  • See production info at IMDbPro
  • See production info at IMDbPro
    • Awards
      • 1 nomination total

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    Robert Ryan
    Robert Ryan
    • Lt. Benson
    Aldo Ray
    Aldo Ray
    • Montana
    Robert Keith
    Robert Keith
    • The Colonel
    Phillip Pine
    Phillip Pine
    • Sgt. Riordan
    Nehemiah Persoff
    Nehemiah Persoff
    • Sgt. Lewis
    Vic Morrow
    Vic Morrow
    • Cpl. Zwickley
    James Edwards
    James Edwards
    • Sgt. Killian
    L.Q. Jones
    L.Q. Jones
    • Sgt. Davis
    Scott Marlowe
    Scott Marlowe
    • Pvt. Meredith
    Adam Kennedy
    • Pvt. Maslow
    Race Gentry
    Race Gentry
    • Pvt. Haines
    Walter Kelley
    • Pvt. Ackerman
    Anthony Ray
    Anthony Ray
    • Pvt. Penelli
    Robert Normand
    • Pvt. Christensen
    Michael Miller
    • Pvt. Lynch
    Victor Sen Yung
    Victor Sen Yung
    • North Korean Sniper Prisoner
    Ron Brown
    Ron Brown
    • Soldier with Scar on Back
    • (uncredited)
    • Director
      • Anthony Mann
    • Writers
      • Philip Yordan
      • Ben Maddow
      • Van Van Praag
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    7gitrich

    Director Anthony Mann deserves a lot of credit for this fine war flick.

    Men In War was directed by Anthony Mann,who was really more known for his big budget westerns. This, his first and last attempt at a war film, stands out with its realistic battle scenes involving stylish camera angles and innovative editing. Robert Ryan as Lt Benson and Aldo Ray as "Montana, are outstanding as their characters are at odds from the very beginning. Look for James Edwards, who was one of the first black actors to rise above the general sterotypes, even before Sidney Pottier came along. Men In War is worth seeing, especially the last half of the film as it builds to an intense conclusion.
    7helpless_dancer

    good Korean war show

    A squad of G.I.'s, separated from their division, begin a trek of many miles trying to re-group with their comrades on a distant hill. They are harassed by snipers, sappers, and artillery barrages, but manage to reach their objective. After reaching the hill, a vicious firefight breaks out with the enemy. Excellent portrayal of the fear and horror of war.
    6ewarn-1

    Grit in Korea

    The only problem I have of this film is that the prints I've seen are of very low quality, or perhaps the original cinematography was poor. Otherwise it is a very interesting action piece about the first days of the Korean War.

    They got lucky with the cast. Who can beat Robert Ryan in a war flick role? No matter what movie he was appearing in, he always looked like he'd spent the night sleeping in a foxhole. LQ Jones is in this too, I love his face. Even Vic Morrow, he of the outstanding acting ability, makes an appearance, years before he was cast in that television masterpiece, 'Combat!' The trek of the squad through North Korean held territory plays like a thriller. The sound editing is excellent, you can make out the little noises that would play havoc with your imagination on a battlefield, where you're sweating and half crazed with nervous tension.

    This was supposed to be based on a novel called "Day Without End" but I found it in a bookstore, and the screenplay has absolutely nothing to do with the original story. I always wonder why it gets a screen credit. The novel was a conventional dull novel of world war two combat, and the film is a striking and unusual,an almost psychological thriller set on the battlefield. You can do well to check this one out.
    8bkoganbing

    Retreating In Korea

    Through a combination of bad diplomacy and an understandable war weariness from World War II, the USA was caught completely off guard when the Communist North Korean government attacked the Southern forces that we were training. We had few enough forces and they were driven to what became known as the Pusan perimeter in 1950 when General MacArthur pulled off the two pronged counterattack out of the perimeter and from the landings at Inchon.

    Robert Ryan is a lieutenant leading a small group of survivors who are caught behind enemy lines to safety. These GIs are not battling for any glory, but simply for survival. Also retreating are Sergeant Aldo Ray in a jeep with a shell-shocked Colonel Robert Keith. Ryan commandeers both Ray and the jeep for his needs.

    Ryan is a good officer, but by the book. Ray is a good fighting man, but very insolent. The remainder of the film is how these two guys who grate on each other's nerves, but manage to work together.

    The film is directed by Anthony Mann, best known for his westerns in the Fifties that mostly starred James Stewart. Men in War is probably best compared to Bend in the River. Jimmy Stewart is taking supplies to settlers for their survival and his own and Ryan is essentially doing the same thing in this film.

    Ryan was a multi-faceted actor who sometimes played leads, but mostly did good character parts as bad guys. He had worked with Mann and Stewart previously in The Naked Spur where he was as bad as they come. He's just as convincing as the gritty, but decent lieutenant here. Mann and Ryan would team again the following year in God's Little Acre, a subject far removed from the Korean War.

    Men in War is a good film, photographed very realistically in the outdoors and has the look and feel of a newsreel with depth.
    davidgarnes

    Underrated, gritty, beautifully directed and acted

    By good luck, I came across a VHS video (good print) of this 1950s Anthony Mann film. It was well worth watching. It is stark, unflinching, and offers an altogether convincing depiction of how soldiers behave in a harrowing, no-win situation. Robert Ryan and Aldo Ray, both truly fine actors, are excellent in their symbolically contrasting roles of two kinds of military men. Robert Keith and Vic Morrow are standouts in supporting roles. Keith is especially wonderful in an essentially non-speaking,though key, part...his face says it all. The music by Elmer Bernstein and the cinematography by the great Ernest Haller are perfect...the soundtrack creepy and other-worldly, and the cinematography capturing the "no man's land," confusing, deadly landscape in longshots, as well as the emotions of the soldiers when photographed close-up. See this film!

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    • Trivia
      The men wear the patches of the 24th infantry division, which did in fact see combat in the early part of the Korean War.
    • Goofs
      The jeep is shown with a keyed ignition. Jeeps in service never had keys, the steering wheels were secured with chain and padlocks.
    • Quotes

      Sgt. Killian: Zwickley, he's sick Sir.

      Lt. Benson: Sick?... This war you're either healthy or you're dead.

    • Crazy credits
      Opening credits prologue: "TELL ME THE STORY OF THE FOOT SOLDIER AND I WILL TELL YOU THE STORY OF ALL WARS."

      KOREA SEPTEMBER 6, 1950
    • Connections
      Featured in Dear Mr. Wonderful (1982)
    • Soundtracks
      Men in War
      (uncredited)

      Music by Elmer Bernstein

      Lyrics by Alan Alch

      sung by male chorus

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    • Release date
      • June 7, 1957 (France)
    • Country of origin
      • United States
    • Language
      • English
    • Also known as
      • Men in War
    • Filming locations
      • Malibu Canyon, Malibu, California, USA
    • Production company
      • Security Pictures
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    • Budget
      • $1,000,000 (estimated)
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    • Runtime
      1 hour 42 minutes
    • Color
      • Black and White
    • Aspect ratio
      • 1.85 : 1(original ratio)

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