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Men of War

Year:

1994

Duration:

103 min | Germany:76 min (heavily cut) (TV version)

Genres:

Action | Drama | Thriller

IMDB rate:

5.7

Director:

Perry Lang

Details

Country: USA

Release Date: 1994-09-03

Filming Locations: Thailand

Cast

Actor

Character

Dolph Lundgren

Men of War

Catherine Bell

Men of War

Charlotte Lewis

Loki

BD Wong

Tony Denison

Jimmy G

Tim Guinee

Ocker

Don Harvey

Nolan

Tommy 'Tiny' Lister

Blades

Tom Wright

Jamaal

Trevor Goddard

Keefer

Kevin Tighe

Colonel Merrick

Thomas Gibson

Warren

Perry Lang

Lyle

Aldo Sambrell

Goldmouth

Juan Pedro Tudela

Waldo

Ignacio Carreño

John

Tookta Saengsuk

Mylin

Loon Tuk Team

Dancer

Sri-Taow Soa Tong

Tapu

Master Bank Na Charat Petch

Yap

Pao Porapak

Brute

Saeng Ta Ngai Pongsuan

Mara

Ancharee Suwanpong

Willow

Po Pao Pee

Oddsmaker

Somchai Santitharangkun

Oddsmaker's assistant

Sukoltorn Tungkasen

Island girl

Somsak Homchantoa

Sumo

Pradit Seeriem

Goldmouth's man

Komkrit WongWiroi

Goldmouth's man

Numchai Polmuang

Gunman #2

Michael S. Garvey

Bodyguard

Did you know?

Trivia

John Frankenheimer had been attached to direct.

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John Sayles wrote the script (based on an idea from Stan Rogow) in a plane on his way to Tokyo.

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John Sayles script remained in the final movie although it had rewrites by Ethan Reiff and Cyrus Voris. The major difference though is that Sayle's original script only had action in the last act, but once the film was about to be made (about 6 years years after it was written) with Dolph Lundgren, a requirement from the producers was to put action throughout.

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Quotes

Nick: Alright, I want you to take me on a guided tour of the shitpile.

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Nick: Why didn't you recommend Keefer?

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Ocker: [sitting in front of the gorilla's cage at the zoo] I know they're doomed. You can see it in the eyes. Ten, twenty years they'll be extinct.

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Faq

What are the differences between the French DVD Version and the BBFC 15 Version?

This good and hard mercenaries actioner with Dolph Lundgren was released in France by Metropolitan on VHS and DVD. The French release is based on the Unrated Version. Unfortunately, the label made a couple of cuts. As a result, the French Version lacks almost one minute of footage. The cuts appear to be pretty random because, aside from violence, some quite harmless scenes are missing as well. Bottom line: the French DVD is not recommendable at all, despite its very good quality. A detailed comparison between both versions with pictures can be found here.

What are the differences between the R-Rated cut and the Unrated version of the movie?

Even though there's only a 25 seconds difference between both versions the Unrated cut of this movie is far more violent than the R-Rated version. Several action sequences have been prolonged and a detailed comparison between both versions with pictures can be found here.

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