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16 reviews"More than a pictorial history. It is a full-on document of an enduring film classic helmed by one of American cinema’s most important directors. This pictorial history allows us to visually explore the making of this classic film. In-depth chapters show Sabini's understanding of the film & its place in American cinema’s history. One of the most important, interesting, & informative film books of this year. Recommended."--Examiner
"Remarkable...we are transported back in time to experience some of the feeling of a major movie shoot.... How exciting to discover so much about an important film seventy years after its creation."--Leonard Maltin’s Movie Crazy.
In 1945 U.S. Navy photographer Nick Scutti found himself in the Florida Keys on the set of the classic World War II drama They Were Expendable, taking candid shots of director John Ford, stars Robert Montgomery & John Wayne & the supporting cast & crew. Scutti's never before published collection of fully captioned photos provides a unique chronicle of the 30-day location shoot, revealing details of the making of the film & in some instances disproving certain statements made by MGM publicity & Ford himself. Brief biographies are included of the stars of the film & of the men the film was based upon.
