Les guerriers de l'enfer

Original title: Who'll Stop the Rain

1978
R
2h 6m

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6.7/10

3.5K

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Nick Nolte and Tuesday Weld in Les guerriers de l'enfer (1978)

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Action Crime Drama Thriller War

A Vietnam veteran involves his Wife and a war buddy in the dangerous world of drug smuggling.A Vietnam veteran involves his Wife and a war buddy in the dangerous world of drug smuggling.A Vietnam veteran involves his Wife and a war buddy in the dangerous world of drug smuggling.

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IMDb RATING

6.7/10

3.5K

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

Awards
- 3 nominations total

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Trivia
Nick Nolte wore a back brace during much of the filming to maintain a rigid Marine posture.

Goofs
In 1971, the U.S. military would have not paid to return old, obsolete helicopters and other junk seen on the deck of Ray's ship back to the U.S. It would have been given to South Vietnam or abandoned or scrapped in that country.

Quotes
Ray Hicks: When I left the Marines I made myself a promise. Never again am I going to be fucked around by morons. The next mother who tries to make me back off is going to have to live it out with me.

Connections
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Dick Tracy/Torn Apart/Another 48 Hrs. (1990)

Soundtracks
Philadelphia Fillies
Performed by Del Reeves
Courtesy of United Artists Records

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Easily the best Nick Nolte performance

This is a small masterpiece and perhaps the best film to come out of the whole Vietnam War experience, perfectly reflecting the drug-addled, hyper-cynical and soulless days at the end of the 60's, when we all realized that it wasn't going to be alright.

If you like Nolte, you must see this. If you loath Nolte to the very depth of your being, you need to see it even more. His energy here would fill a dozen lesser films - only the remarkable supporting cast keeps him from single-handedly burning the movie down.

A huge number of American films from this period are massively overrated. Not this one.