Cast a Giant Shadow (1966) |
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| Director(s) | Melville Shavelson |
| Producer(s) | Melville Shavelson, Michael Wayne |
| Top Genres | Action, Adventure, Drama, Historical, War |
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Kirk Douglas
(as Col. David 'Mickey' Ma...)
Angie Dickinson
(as Emma Marcus)
James Donald
(as Maj. Safir)
Luther Adler
(as Jacob Zion)
Chaim Topol
(as Abou Ibn Kader)
Ruth White
(as Mrs. Chaison)
Gordon Jackson
(as James MacAfee)
Michael Hordern
(as British Ambassador)
Cast a Giant Shadow Overview:
Cast a Giant Shadow (1966) was a Adventure - Drama Film directed by Melville Shavelson and produced by Melville Shavelson and Michael Wayne.
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Cast a Giant Shadow Quotes:
Jump Sergeant:
What's the matter, soldier? Haven't you ever jumped before?
Col. David 'Mickey' Marcus: No-OOOOOOOHHHHHHHhhhhhhh!
Col. David 'Mickey' Marcus: No-OOOOOOOHHHHHHHhhhhhhh!
Abou Ibn Kader:
Not familiar with these hills? I was having women in these hills when your father was still sucking milk.
Jacob Zion:
They told you, I suppose, that I have a terrible temper.
Col. David 'Mickey' Marcus: I served in Germany under General "blood-and-guts" Patton. You're a pussycat.
Col. David 'Mickey' Marcus: I served in Germany under General "blood-and-guts" Patton. You're a pussycat.
Vince Talmadge:
Hey, don't leave me here! I'm anti-Semitic!
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Director Melville Shavelson and Kirk Douglas fought throughout the shoot. At one point, Shavelson even walked off the set, leaving his assistant to take over for the day.
During filming in August 1965 John Wayne enraged director Melville Shavelson with his views on the Watts Riots.
Though not really trivia, it is there for all who view it to see, this film's opening prologue states: "The major events in this film actually happened. Some of them are still happening. The major characters actually lived. Many of them are still living. Although it was not easy." At the time of release, this statement was probably the case.
Michael Douglas' movie debut.