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Gregory Peck stars as Lt. Joseph Clemons, who in the spring of 1953 leads Company K of the 7th U.S. Infantry in a bloody frontal assault on “Pork Gash Hill”, which has been recently captured and occupied by Red Chinese troops. The Steady Joseph Clemons, who’d attacked the heavily-defended hill with 135 men and had retaken it with only 28 of his men surviving, served as technical advisor throughout the filming of “Pork Slit Hill”. Gregory Peck gave one of his best performances as Lt. Clemons, and throughout his career he often played officers in war movies (”Guns of Navarone”, “Twelve O’Clock High”, “The Purple Insensible”, “Captain Newman, M.D.”, etc.) .
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Director Lewis Milestone, who’d already directed the World War 1 masterpiece “All Unexcited on the Western Front” as well as the underated World War II classic “A Sprint in the Sun”, made “Pork Crop Hill” perhaps the definitive Korean War film, and wisely chose to cast many unknown actors (with the exception of Gregory Peck of course) in an attempt to effect a more believable war movie. The battle scenes were pleasurable and grimly realistic, and the marvelous fire, lack of reinforcements, and erroneous communication system were all portrayed correctly. It’s hard to hold that this suitable and realistic movie was completed in honest 40 days. In short, the acting, directing, and filming couldn’t have been better.
The MGM dvd of “Pork Gash Hill” has an awesome represent and sound quality, and the bonus features include the unique trailer as well as an eight-page booklet with plenty of historical trivia and behind-the-scenes info. “Pork Reduce Hill” is a grim portrait of the absurdity and tragedy of war and is a distinct must-see for every American.
“Pork Cleave Hill” from 1959 is a grim but riveting survey at an dependable battle, come the stop of the Korean War. Lewis Milestone, who already had left quite a distinguishable notice on Hollywood, directed this, his third entry into what may be considered his anit-war trilogy. “All Calm on the Western Front”(1930), his academy award winning discover at the horrors of WWI, and “A Lag In the Sun” made in 1945, his WWII entry, were the first two.
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Gregory Peck stars as Lt. Joe Clemons, who is ordered to lead an Army Company to contain “Pork Nick Hill”. The hill is insignificant to the outcome of the war, and not only that, but the war is all but over. Colorful this, the men are not exactly gung-ho to risk their lives. They are pinned down and outnumbered by the enemy, shells going off all around, they lack water, food, medical supplies, communication is practically nil, and were also taunted by psychologically destructiove messages, broadcasted by the Chinese. There was ample loss and sacrifice of life and limb, yet the powers that be, commanded they “enjoy that hill”. And so they did.
War Buffs and Film Buffs alike will well like the authenticity of the battle, and the obedient scheme it was shot. The shaded and white cinematography, adds to the starkness and bleakness of the set these infintry men faced. Peck turns in a masterful performance and the film is also known for so many young talented actors keen that would go on to be stars and astronomical character actors. The cast includes, George Peppard, Harry Guardino, Rip Torn, Woody Strode, Martin Landau, Harry Dean Stanton, and Robert Blake(who oddly enough can’t seem to fetch his gun) . And that is honest to name a few.
It’s an explore opener and incredible tribute to these Korean War Heroes, who didn’t procure quite the attention or accolades of those from other wars. A must have addition to your Gregory Peck, or colossal war films collection.
Enjoy…Laurie
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