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“We've had World War I, World War II, and now this Korean War—everywhere in America, in practically every home, there's some family with a veteran who was wounded. So I asked John, why does Gregory Peck have to have one leg?
”complaining about John Huston's expensive and ultimately unsuccessful film of `Moby Dick' in which Peck played Ahab
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Lo abbiamo visto con la Prima guerra mondiale e con la Seconda, oltre che in quella attua di Corea: ovunque in ogni casa d'America ci sono dei veterani che hanno riportato delle ferite. Mi chiedo quindi perché Gregory Peck debba recitare con una sola gamba.
- From the movie: My Life So Far
“It was during the Great War that we first started mining moss. It was used for putting on soldiers' wounds, because it was ten times more absorbent than cotton wool. So when they were horribly wounded, it was our moss that soaked up their blood and guts and everything.”
- From the movie: Green Zone
“- Miller: What happened to your leg?
- Freddy: My leg is in Iran. Since 1987. Me too, I fight for my country.” - From the movie: Hot Shots!
“My eyes are ceramic. Caught a bazooka round at Little Big Horn. Or was it Okinawa? The one without the Indians.”
- From the movie: Cover Girl
“Maybe if you'd had a horse under you over there in North Africa instead of one of them there tanks, you wouldn't have got shot up the way you was and sent home.”
- From the movie: Twelve Monkeys
“- Dr. Kathryn Railly: What is the matter with your leg?
- James Cole: Got shot.
- Dr. Kathryn Railly: Shot! Who shot you?
- James Cole: I don't know. It was some kind of war. Never mind. You wouldn't believe me anyway.”
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