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(#5) Gallipoli
- Mel Gibson, Bill Hunter, Robert Grubb, Bill Kerr, Gerda Nicolson, Harold Hopkins, Reg Evans, Don Barker, Mark Lee, Leslie Dayman, David Argue, Paul Sonkkila, Ron Graham, Jenny Lovell, Brian Anderson, Steve Dodd, Tim McKenzie, Phyllis Burford, Harold Baigent, Diane Chamberlain, Dane Peterson, Peter Lawless, Charles Lathalu Yunipingli, Peter Ford, Jack Giddy, Heath Harris, Marjorie Irving, John Murphy, Don Quin, Stan Green, Kiwi White, Moshe Kedem, Robyn Galwey, Peter R. House, Giles Holland-Martin, Ian Govett, John Morris, Saltbush Baldock, Graham Dow, Paul Linkson, Max Wearing, Clive Bennington, Geoff Parry
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(#42) Four Sons
- John Wayne, George Meeker, Earle Fox, James Hall, Charles Morton, June Collyer, Francis X. Bushman, Jr., Margaret Mann
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(#49) The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse
- Rudolph Valentino, Ramon Novarro, Wallace Beery, Alan Hale, Sr., Stuart Holmes, Josef Swickard, Alice Terry, John St. Polis, Bridgetta Clark, Mabel Van Buren, Pomeroy Cannon, Virginia Warwick
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(#35) Waterloo Bridge
- Vivien Leigh, Robert Taylor, C. Aubrey Smith, Janet Waldo, Virginia Field, Maria Ouspenskaya, Lucile Watson, Steffi Duna, Virginia Carroll
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(#18) Wings
- Gary Cooper, Clara Bow, Hedda Hopper, William A. Wellman, Gunboat Smith, Richard Arlen, El Brendel, Buddy Rogers, Henry B. Walthall, Thomas Carr, James Pierce, Richard Tucker, Jobyna Ralston, Robert Livingston, Charles Barton, George Irving, Nigel De Brulier, Roscoe Karns, Julia Swayne Gordon, Dick Grace, Thomas Carrigan, Arlette Marchal, Rod Rogers, Andy Clark, Carl von Haartman, Percy Williams, Zalla Zarana, Frank Tomick, Gloria Wellman, Margery Chapin, William Hickey, Hal George
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(#29) Shout at the Devil
- Roger Moore, Ian Holm, Lee Marvin, Barbara Parkins, George Coulouris, Maurice Denham, Bernard Horsfall, Heather Wright, Murray Melvin, Reinhard Kolldehoff, Jean Kent, Karl Michael Vogler, Horst Janson, Renu Setna, Gernot Endemann, Gerard Paquis
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Many people like to watch war movies. It does not mean that people like wars, to a large extent, it is because of the cruelty that the magnificent scenes in war movies show. Everyone should have seen a lot of movies and television dramas about World War II, such as the timeless classic Saving Private Ryan, while there are relatively few classic war movies about World War I, many of which are old.
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