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The Fighting 69th

Although loudmouthed braggart Jerry Plunkett alienates his comrades and officers, Father Duffy, the regimental chaplain, has faith that he'll prove himself in the end.

Director

William Keighley

Year

Genre

action, adventure, biography

Box Office

N/A

Production

Warner Bros. Pictures

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Jerry Plunkett

Father Duffy

'Wild Bill' Donovan

Joyce Kilmer

Sgt. 'Big Mike' Wynn

'Crepe Hanger' Burke

Lt. Ames

Lt. 'Long John' Wynn

Timmy Wynn

William Lundigan

Paddy Dolan

Guinn 'Big Boy' Williams

The Colonel

Capt. Mangan

Mike Murphy

Maj. Anderson

Harvey Stephens

Pvt. Turner

Pvt. McManus

Lt. Norman

Pvt. Casey

Herbert Anderson

Second Alabama Man

First Alabama Man

Trevor Bardette

Chuck

Tierney

Richard Clayton

Jimmy

Frank Coghlan Jr.

Wounded Soldier in Parade Car

Officer at Briefing

Doctor Giving Inoculations

Soldier

Regan

Medical Captain

Engineer Officer

Engineer Sergeant at Cave-In

Supply Sergeant

Telephonist

German Officer

Fourth Alabama Man

Soldier Watching Fight

Carrol

Healey

J. Anthony Hughes

Hefferman

New Recruit

Ryan

Waiter

Doctor Checking Eyes

Capt. Bootz

Third Alabama Man

O'Brien

Soldier

Eddie Kearney

George O'Hanlon

Major

Jack O'Keefe

Moran

Sergeant

German Officer

Doctor Giving Physicals

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Left, march. - The Fighting 69th

One. Come on, number 47. - The Fighting 69th

One. Come on, number 47.

Detail, halt. - The Fighting 69th

Left, - The Fighting 69th

Left, hut. - The Fighting 69th

When did an Irishman ever need a prayer in a fight - The Fighting 69th

When did an Irishman ever need a prayer in a fight

Thank you. - The Fighting 69th

I don't think I met you yet I been around - The Fighting 69th

I don't think I met you yet I been around

Hey. Look, a fight. - The Fighting 69th

Hey. Look, a fight.

- Well, it's a good fight all right.
- Yeah. But somebody's gonna get hurt. - The Fighting 69th

- Well, it's a good fight all right. - Yeah. But somebo...

Break it up. Break it up. - The Fighting 69th

Break it up. Break it up.

Come on, put some swing in it.
You're not dead yet. - The Fighting 69th

Come on, put some swing in it. You're not dead yet.

Hey, you guys, what are you trying to do,
win the war over here? - The Fighting 69th

Hey, you guys, what are you trying to do, win the war over h...

Amen. - The Fighting 69th

Almighty God in thine infinite mercy - The Fighting 69th

Almighty God in thine infinite mercy

Front. - The Fighting 69th

Attention! - The Fighting 69th

On your feet
when an officer comes in the room. - The Fighting 69th

On your feet when an officer comes in the room.

All right, boys. As you were. - The Fighting 69th

All right, boys. As you were.

You know Jerry you're getting yourself so well liked in this army - The Fighting 69th

You know Jerry you're getting yourself so well liked in...

"If a man have a hundred sheep
and one should go astray, - The Fighting 69th

"If a man have a hundred sheep and one should go astray...

"And if it so be that he find it, - The Fighting 69th

"And if it so be that he find it,

An army ain't an army unless it eats - The Fighting 69th

An army ain't an army unless it eats

Put them on. Pull. - The Fighting 69th

Put them on. Pull.

Gee that guy hates himself - The Fighting 69th

Gee that guy hates himself

- Look at that dent, will you?
- Better there than in your skull. - The Fighting 69th

- Look at that dent, will you? - Better there than in your s...

Better to see you with, Grandma. - The Fighting 69th

Better to see you with, Grandma.

Those heinies seem to be sore
at someone. - The Fighting 69th

Those heinies seem to be sore at someone.

The Sergeant warned you not to mess
with those flares. - The Fighting 69th

The Sergeant warned you not to mess with those flares.

A bull's-eye. - The Fighting 69th

Steady, men! We'll get out!
Come on, step on it! - The Fighting 69th

Steady, men! We'll get out! Come on, step on it!

- Jerry! Jerry, are you hurt?
- No, Father. No. - The Fighting 69th

- Jerry! Jerry, are you hurt? - No, Father. No.

Ed. Ed Kearney! - The Fighting 69th

Ed. Ed Kearney!

Perhaps their brave young spirits hear The bugle sing - The Fighting 69th

Perhaps their brave young spirits hear The bugle sing

Them French donkeys don't even
understand their own language. - The Fighting 69th

Them French donkeys don't even understand their own lan...

Move over so he can fall down. - The Fighting 69th

Move over so he can fall down.

Well it's a fortunate thing you're not a crook - The Fighting 69th

Well it's a fortunate thing you're not a crook

- Yes?
- Private Plunkett reporting. - The Fighting 69th

- Yes? - Private Plunkett reporting.

That's all, Plunkett. - The Fighting 69th

That's all, Plunkett.

Hold it! Hold it!
This is as far as we go tonight. - The Fighting 69th

Hold it! Hold it! This is as far as we go tonight.

- Listen, Sarge...
- Quiet. - The Fighting 69th

- Listen, Sarge... - Quiet.

Sarge, let me go back and see
if Big Mike and... - The Fighting 69th

Sarge, let me go back and see if Big Mike and...

- Hey, come back here!
- Wait a minute! Come back here! - The Fighting 69th

- Hey, come back here! - Wait a minute! Come back here!

Take care of these prisoners
and retire to cover! - The Fighting 69th

Take care of these prisoners and retire to cover!

- Go ahead, step on it.
- Go ahead, sauerkraut. Hurry up. - The Fighting 69th

- Go ahead, step on it. - Go ahead, sauerkraut. Hurry up.

- Mission accomplished, sir.
- Nice work. - The Fighting 69th

- Mission accomplished, sir. - Nice work.

Battalion attention! - The Fighting 69th

Battalion attention!

Believe me in the next war there's gonna be three guys missing - The Fighting 69th

Believe me in the next war there's gonna be three guys...

- Well, Mike.
- Hello, Father. - The Fighting 69th

- Well, Mike. - Hello, Father.

- You mean you want me to help you pray?
- Yes, Father. - The Fighting 69th

- You mean you want me to help you pray? - Yes, Father.

Don't tell me
they're starting to shell this place? - The Fighting 69th

Don't tell me they're starting to shell this place...

Jerry! Jerry! - The Fighting 69th

And if it so be that he find it,
yea men, I say to you, - The Fighting 69th

And if it so be that he find it, yea men, I say to you,

- It looks kind of mean, Alec.
- Kind of? - The Fighting 69th

- It looks kind of mean, Alec. - Kind of?

- Are you all right?
- All right? - The Fighting 69th

- Are you all right? - All right?

Put a sausage skin on this one, you krauts! - The Fighting 69th

Put a sausage skin on this one, you krauts!

Look out, Mike! - The Fighting 69th

Look out, Mike!

Mike! Mike! - The Fighting 69th

Father Duffy. - The Fighting 69th

- You're not afraid, are you, Jerry?
- No, Father. - The Fighting 69th

- You're not afraid, are you, Jerry? - No, Father.

Father, who's that with you? - The Fighting 69th

Father, who's that with you?

I once thought this man was a coward - The Fighting 69th

I once thought this man was a coward

Pretty soft for you colonels. - The Fighting 69th

Pretty soft for you colonels.

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Although loudmouthed braggart Jerry Plunkett alienates his comrades and officers, Father Duffy, the regimental chaplain, has faith that he'll prove himself in the end.

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Director: William Keighley

Writer: Norman Reilly Raine, Fred Niblo Jr., Dean Riesner

Production: Warner Bros. Pictures

Genre: action, adventure, biography

Year: 1940

MetaScore: N/A/100

ImdbRating: 6.6

BoxOffice: N/A

Released: 27 Jan 1940

Awards: N/A

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