Marines (Video 2003)Director:Mark RoperWriter:Ross Helford |
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Everett
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Frank Sallo | ... |
Hamburger
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Larby
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Guillen
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Westlund
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Anslow
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Antonov
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Kirilenko
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Lou Hirsch | ... |
Flanders
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Atanas Srebrev | ... |
Andersen
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George Stanchev | ... |
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Yavor Kalinov | ... |
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Nikolai Iliev | ... |
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Sasha
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Kalin Yavorov | ... |
Essex
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Rated R for violence including rape, and for language | See all certifications »Parents Guide:
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Country:
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2003 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
American Heroes: Marines See more »Filming Locations:
Sofia, BulgariaCompany Credits
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Written by Steve Edwards
Performed by Stania Davidovich
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On the collar of an officer's utilities he is seen wearing the wrong brass. It is apparent that oversize eagles such as overcoat eagles were used and they are turned 90 degrees sideways. See more »Soundtracks
"Song of Serbia"Written by Steve Edwards
Performed by Stania Davidovich
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Early scenes depict the likelihood that no U.S. military adviser was used. No military Colonel would wear his rank brass sideways, and (this is an across-the-board condemnation of these costumers) no officer would wear overcoat brass, typically the largest piece made, on the collars or epaulets of his uniform. His brother officers would hasten to correct him in very short order. After all, "uniform" means just that.
Since the Russian officer wore shoulderboards which are standard issue, it was not possible for the costumer to make a glaring error there. Congratulations.