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For his second movie, Billy Wilder made a hard turn away from fluffy comedy and set his sights not only on the action genre, but also on the burgeoning war occurring across the ocean. His sophomore effort may not be as well-known as his later works, but it's a critical entry in his career--and it's also one of Quentin Tarantino's favorite movies!
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- 0:10”You’re only as good as your next picture”
- 3:24Has anyone seen Five Grave To Cairo?
- 5:03Quentin Tarantino likes it!
- 13:55Based on a play—and not for the first time
- 23:52Von Stroheim brings the presence
- 25:15A summary of Five Graves To Cairo
- 28:30Keir’s review
- 33:50Mike’s review
- 38:02Wilder’s underestimated as a director
- 49:54Did critics like it?
- 51:16Why is Five Graves To Cairo forgotten?
- 58:50An influence on Indiana Jones?
- 1:12:44The Filmographers Five!
- 1:13:05Sleuth
- 1:13:42Noises Off!
- 1:14:27A Few Good Men
- 1:15:05Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
- 1:15:57A Streetcar Named Desire
- 1:18:12Wrap-up