Lee Marvin

"Hell in the Pacific" (1968)

Some of the best tales of bromance are set against the backdrop of war, where men must rely on other men to survive. There are plenty of great war bromances, including "The Dirty Dozen," "Platoon," and "Saving Private Ryan," but none seems quite as ... moreprofound or as tragic as director John Boorman's tale of hate and love between two enemies stranded on a desert island during World War II. Blinded by hate but driven by the desire to survive, the men form the unlikeliest of love affairs. What really sells the film? Actors Lee Marvin and Toshiro Mifune, two of the most man-crush-worthy actors of all time.

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