SPOILER! This is the ending of the film, and it's pretty revealing some would say, but there is also alot more to it than these intense scenes. The unforgettable last battle of Don Siegel's gritty war film "Hell is for Heroes", starring the great Steve McQueen as Reese and also Bobby Darin as Pvt. Corby among others. McQueen's character Reese is one of the toughest there ever was, and he shows here that he is far from inferior to the likes of Eas

It's autumn 1944, and Nazi forces along the Siegfried Line have the numbers, the fortifications and the firepower to break through. And a handful of GIs have little more than a dogged determination and the ingenuity to fool the Germans into thinking they represent a great Allied Task Force. But can they make the ruse last until reinforcements finally arrive?

Original theatrical trailer for the movie, "Hell Is For Heroes" (1962), starring Bobby Darin, Steve McQueen and Fess Parker.

Theatrical trailer for the gritty WWII drama from director Don Siegel, HELL IS FOR HEROES, starring Steve McQueen, Bobby Darin, James Coburn and Fess Parker. This grim, brutal film tells the story of the remnants of a US Army squad, who are isolated and left to defend against an impending German assault. Tobuy classic movies, westerns and vintage television shows on DVD -- plus original movie posters, golden & silver age comics, celebrity autogra

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Angela Lansbury was nominated for an Academy Award as Best Supporting Actress. In addition, Ms. Lansbury was named Best Supporting Actress by the National Board of Review and won the Golden Globe for Best Supporting Actress. The film was No. 67 on the AFI's "100 Years...100 Movies" when that list was compiled in 1998, but in 2007 a new version of that list was made which excluded The Manchurian Candidate. Angela Lansbury's character was selected

Générique de fin du film réalisé en 1962 par Don Siegel