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- 片 名迷路的大军
- 上映时间2001年12月02日
- 导 演
拉塞尔·莫克利
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剧情简介:
(2001)根据史实改编，在卢森堡实地取景，讲述第一次世界大战谢幕阶段，美军与德军对迭的血腥十月。这是联军的最强组合，由一位平民士兵带领下，一群来自爱尔兰、意大利、犹太及波兰等地共500个年轻勇敢的士兵肩负起攻打德国的艰辛任务。在烈火遍野的战地上，敌众我寡的情况下，...
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Rick Schroder
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饰Maj. Charles ...
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Jamie Harris
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饰Sgt. Gaedeke
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George Calil
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Lieutenant Leak.
Lt. Leak:
Yes Sir.
Capt. McMurtry:
I'm Captain McMurtry. Welcome to the 308th
Lt. Leak:
Captain, uh, there must be some mistake. I'm supposed to be in a Texas unit. Most of these boys are from New York and I just don't understand a word these city fellers are sayin'.
Capt. McMurtry:
You don't have to understand them Lieutenant, they have to understand you.
Yoder:
Hey, how come you guys from New York call everybody "buddy"?
Lipasti:
You're not from the city?
Yoder:
From Bigfork, Montana.
Lipasti:
Never heard of it. I didn't know they let apple-knockers into this outfit.
Krotoshinsky:
He
[Lipasti]
Krotoshinsky:
thinks you might want to buy a bridge.
Yoder:
What bridge?
Lipasti:
The Brooklyn Bridge. What other bridge is there? What kind of an army is this, we come all the way to France and they stick us with boys from Daisyville.
Lt. Leak:
Morning Sir.
Maj. Whittlesey:
We don't salut up here Lieutenant.
Lt. Leak:
I'm sorry Sir.
Maj. Whittlesey:
My officers of men shave everyday.
Lt. Leak:
Oh, I'm sorry Sir.
Maj. Whittlesey:
You're sorry about a lot of things.
Lt. Leak:
Well, we got up here kinda late yesterday and...
Maj. Whittlesey:
Is that and excuse or an explanation? I'm not interested in either on. I want you and your platoon squared away, make sure your men have full rations, plenty of ammo. And wear that uniform properly. Put on dry socks if you have them and straighten your helmet. Oh and Lt. Leak, welcome to the 308th.
Cepheglia:
This is a French Cho-Cho
Rosen:
Chauchat
Cepheglia:
It's a piece of garbage, don't worry about it
Rosen:
Leave it to Henchman and Hollingshead.
Cepheglia:
Don't worry about mortars, tanks and artillery.
Rosen:
We don't have any of that either.
Cepheglia:
Basically we're mud crunchers,
Rosen:
gravel agitators,
Cepheglia:
infantry.
Krotoshinsky:
Where's the Cowboy going?
Lipasti:
He must know something.
Krotoshinsky:
You think so?
Lipasti:
He's from Roadville, he grew up around trees. You've ever been around trees?
Krotoshinsky:
They got trees in Union Square.
Lipasti:
Those don't count.
Maj. Prinz:
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You Americans, you always have so much of everything. No matter. Eventually you have to surrender.
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Lt. Leak:
I don't think so.
Maj. Prinz:
Are you officers so callous? You're surrounded. You have no chance of relief. Every night you send out patrols, and every night we kill them. We can hear the cries of your wounded Lieutenant. There is no dishonor in surrender.
Lt. Leak:
Maybe for you, but my guys are different.
Maj. Prinz:
What do you mean?
Lt. Leak:
What you're up against Major, is a bunch of Mick, Pollack, Dago, and Jew boy gangsters from New York City. They'll never surrender. Never.
[Cooking soup]
Cepheglia:
It's done.
Rosen:
It's not done. Anyhow, why should I share this with you?
Cepheglia:
Because I killed the guy you took it off.
Rosen:
Minor detail.
Yoder:
Hey, how come nobody ever calls me Bob?
Cepheglia:
Who's Bob?
Rosen:
He's Bob you dumb Dago. Haven't you ever heard of a first name?
Cepheglia:
Your first name is Private. You're gonna be Private all your life Rosen. You'll never make Corporal.
Rosen:
All I wanna make is civilian.
Maj. Whittlesey:
Lieutenant Leak, fine officer, from Texas...
Capt. McMurtry:
We lost over 60 men to our own fire today. We heave less then 200 able troops left. I don't know how they keep doing it.
Maj. Whittlesey:
Don't sell them short, Captain. Two days ago we had a Chinese working our field-phone,an American-Indian for a runner; they're both dead now but that's not the point. These Italians, Irish, Jews, and Pols, they'd never hire me as an attorney; we wouldn't be seen at the same events. But we will never, in our lives, enjoy the company of finer soldiers or better men then we do tonight.
Capt. McMurtry:
Major, I was with Teddy Roosevelt's Rough Riders. And I have never served with a finer officer then you. Do you know that your men would do anything, go anywhere for you?
Maj. Whittlesey:
Thank you, George.
Gen. Robert Alexander:
Major Whittlesey, there's going to be promotions and commondations for everybody! No wonder our airplanes couldn't find this place.
Lipasti:
Well your artillery certainly found it, General.
Gen. Robert Alexander:
[to Whittlesey] Where's the rest of your battallion?
Maj. Whittlesey:
[Whittlesee hands the General the collection of dog-tags] Sgt. Gaedeke we couldn't find enough to bury. Lt. Schenck's platoon is somewhere out there. I sent him to link with the French you said were on our flank, General.
Gen. Robert Alexander:
[pulls Whittlesey aside] These are acceptable losses...
Maj. Whittlesey:
Not to me sir.
Gen. Robert Alexander:
I understand your feelings fo your men.
Maj. Whittlesey:
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You said our flanks were supported and you ordered my men to attack. You said supply would catch up to us which it did not. Is that acceptable to you?
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Gen. Robert Alexander:
Yes, that's acceptable to me. We were able to break through the German line because you held on here... because you held on here like a thorn in their belly. Major, you did an incredible job out here, but you had 600 men to worry about and I had 20,000 sent into action. I have to live with that...
Gen. Robert Alexander:
I sent for trucks to bring your men back. They've been through hell.
Maj. Whittlesey:
You'll never know what they've been through, or what they can and can't do. They're better then you, General. They're better then me, they always are.
Gen. Robert Alexander:
Let me take you and your officers back in my staff car.
Maj. Whittlesey:
That's not acceptable, Sir. I'll stay with my men.
Gen. Robert Alexander:
I understand.
Maj. Whittlesey:
[the General salutes and Whittlesey just turns away] Men, we're moving out!
Maj. Prinz:
We learned at Chateau-Thierry and Belleau Wood that these Americans are unpredictable. They don't retreat when they're supposed to.
Gen. von Sybel:
How inconsiderate of them, Major.
Capt. McMurtry:
What's your name?
Lipasti:
Private Lipasti, sir.
Capt. McMurtry:
Where'd you learn to run like that?
Lipasti:
I used to take a sortcut home through a Mick neighborhood, had to outrun a lotta your "Irish confetti", sir.
Capt. McMurtry:
Well, I'm glad one of my cousins didn't bean you with a brick.
Capt. McMurtry:
What's your name?
Lipasti:
Private Lipasti, sir.
Capt. McMurtry:
Where'd you learn to run like that?
Lipasti:
I used to take a shortcut home through a Mick neighborhood, had to outrun a lotta your "Irish confetti", sir.
Capt. McMurtry:
Well, I'm glad one of my cousins didn't bean you with a brick.
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