Grew up loving Alan Ladd way back in the forties and fifties. Now, Aged 87, have been able to rediscover Alan via the internet and my goodness, how I am enjoying it. I have just watched a dvd I have, "The Glass Key" with Veronica Lake and William Bendix. Wonderful! Can't make up mind watch to watch next as I am spoiled for choice. Regards to all Alan's still watching fans. England, January, 2024.
Good on you sir, I’m not far behind you at 60. Me too, I remember Alan Ladd from my youth onwards. My parents loved watching movies on the tv and me and my brothers watched them with them. They don’t make like they used to do they. All the very best
Watched some of Alan Ladd’s movies in the late movies when I was a kid with my parents. My personal favorite is the movie “OSS” made right after WWII. But anything with Alan Ladd is going to be good.
I have seen this movie before, but I didn't realize it was Alan Ladd! He had a Suave Voice for sure! His wife Betty White was a Beauty as well! They had the most Wonderful Connection! Betty was a Trooper after he passed, but still came back to play on Password! A ROCK Solid Relationship between the two! I miss-M both, butt, I have Fond memories about them! Soo-Likeable! NZ., ✌❤😁👏👍😎🥰🙏
Thank You Very Much for posting this Awesome movie! i Love watching the old movies (like this one) over and over again, rather than watching the new so called movies. :)
General Burkholder, It was pretty nice on Hogans Heroes, the main germans, Klink, Shultz, and Burkhalter were actually german or Austrian, as Leon Askin, Burkhalter was. And he lived to be almost 100. Not bad for somebody that big. But he did go on a diet and lost alot of weight.😊😊
one of the films he did where he got a percentage of the profits,a deal that tyrone power and jimmy stewart got also with universal studios.ladd was a big star at this time with the release of SHANE 1953
This may or may not be a good movie, but I was thrilled to be able to watch it with my mom who is 91. She graduated from the U. Of Minnesota with a degree in drama. (Peter Graves and Pernell Roberts were friends and classmates) Arlene Dahl was her cousin.
That is wonderful, and to go to school with them, my mom, later in life moved to Duluth and made friends with her neighbor who was a cousin to Judy Garland. She had a lot of childhood pictures. Doing my family tree and the help of others, I am related to Drew Carey, Carrie Fisher, Debbie Reynolds, Chuck Norris.
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The screenplay for DESERT LEGION was co-written by Irving Wallace (1916-1990), who became a bestselling novelist. Several of his fiction were filmed, including THE CHAPMAN REPORT (1960), THE PRIZE (1963), THE SEVEN MINUTES (1971), and THE MAN (1972). Another novel by the author, THE WORD, was made as a a television miniseries which premiered in 1978.
Awesome….Love these old movies, and love watching Allan Ladd in them as well…..Hollywood has lost its way, they don’t make them like they used to, quality instead of quantity….when making movies was an art instead of accumulating CGI/AI to do it all, when actors/actresses took pride in their roles and work and gave us a great performance and something to look forward to in the entertainment industry….HIGH 5 to all those who did their jobs well, including all those behind the scenes, in creating a masterpiece of enduring qualities that stands throughout time. 👍🙏🏼❤️🥰🍿🎥🎬🚀
@markcrawford5983 That's okay. I'm sure I'll find a nice one at DICK'S Sporting Goods. P.S., I'm also shopping for a 27TB hard drive, for the sole purpose of saving all of Alan Ladd's movies.
Richard Conte was an intelligent and charismatic actor but was wasted in many of the crap two-dimensional 'villain ' parts that came his way after the '40s: he saw the pictures he made (like this one) as catering for 'a 14 year-old mentality'.
@Terry Blanton Fuck me dead , how could i not even thought that would happen , silly me , it is you that is the imbecile you stupid dick head , read what i said and try and work out what i meant .
J'ai beaucoup aimée le film alan ladd est un de mes acteur préféré avec jeff chandler glenn ford jonn wayne gary cooper que j'aimerai bien revoir dans sergent york j'ai 72ans et il y a tellement longtemps que je ne l'ai vu que sa me ferait très plaisir merci d'avance ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤anne
In an interview on RUclips, actor Anthony Caruso tells a nice story of how he did Alan Ladd a favour when they were young struggling actors. Alan never forgot Athony's kindness and when he, Alan, became a big star he would always find a role in his movies for Anthony ( like this one )
I read something similar, and when I saw this film was recommended, I wondered if Caruso would be in it, and there he was. Alan Ladd was short in stature, but big in every other way.
Miss Dahl was very beautiful. She didn't play in too many movies. She was very charismatic in "Journey to the Center of the Earth," a great movie with James Mason never released for free on RUclips. Sep. 23, 2023, St. Joseph, MO, USA.
Nifty little dust-up is this film despite much that's implausible, such as 19th-century Algerian natives all speaking English flawlessly. Ladd stoic but effective, on a par with his immortal "The Black Knight"!
Just suspend belief, sit back and enjoy the action. The plot is thin and full of holes but I really do enjoy these old movies. Thanks for the upload. Good guy always wins the heart of the beautiful lady after a fight to the death with the bad guy. Sounds familiar. 😀
Great movie! I have been to this area of Algeria in the early 1970's, although I am sure the movie was not shot there, and really enjoyed it. I know it is a cliche but they DO NOT make movies like this anymore, nor can they, in Hollywierd!
Gr8 movie-did any one recognize 🧐that the Major played by Leon Askin in this movie played General Burkhalter in the comedy series Hogan’s Heroes? Thank you for uploading an array of talented characters of a movie😍💖😘❣️💕🎉💓🔥❤️💝
made after shane 1953,though it was filmed in 1951 and not released till 2 years later.,when alan was one of the top ten boxoffice stars for this year and the next 1954.one of the many films,movie stars did at universal to get a percentage of the profits.
But there was nothing escapee about la Legion etrangere or the foreign Legion in Algeria and Morocco as their prowess and bravery kept Franve on control of this region for almost 130 years until the Moroccan independence in 1956 and the very hard fought independence of Algeria in 1962. Go learn before coming to write laughable foolishness that only betrays your ignorance and stupidity. Shameful
Actually it was way down the list of 1953 movies. About 117th. Movies like The Robe, Peter Pan, From Here to Eternity, Niagara and a 100 others grossed way more money. It's rating on IMDb low. www.ultimatemovierankings.com/1953-movies/
I love period pieces and I've always liked Alan Ladd a lot. But as is usually the case with Most Follywood movies there is at least one major flaw in this picture. A corporal fresh out of boot camp would not even lead a Squad of men much less a full company or larger complement of men into the middle of an apparent box canyon to be ambushed and/or slaughtered. I have no military experience but have studied infantry tactics to some degree. The movie was enjoyable never-the-less.
Alan Ladd's son, David was also a fine actor. I saw him in the Bonanza movie Feet of Clay with Hoss when he was a young boy. It was a very good movie but a little bit sad as Hoss had to kill his dad. He was an escaped convict. 😮😮😮😮😮
Amazing how these films always depict the real origins of these lands (Hollinwood) as slaves or servant. Beauty as always a certain complexion in the hot desert sand. Right complexion right connection.
Thanks, this is a great flick: drama, romance, good guys v. bad guys, beautiful damsel in distress (Arlene Dahl), Alan Ladd and Leon Askin, French Foreign Legion, desert, heat, dust, Gatlin gun, big battle scene, and good guys live happily every after. Hollywood at is best!! Take a look...
Ashamed Mr. Ladd committed suicide latter in life due to artist depression...a very common action with driven artist who cannot find avenues for their creativity...
He'd become a drug-taking alcoholic and it seems that his marriage had long been on the rocks: his wife was his agent (and probably wore the trousers) while Ladd may have been a homosexual ( director George Cukor may have been a lover).
That has Saturday maninee written all over it, not ready for primetime. Almost a prequel to Lawrence of Arabia. Not bad for watching on a cold, rainy February night.
The French Foreign Legion didn't have calvary in Algeria until 1922, even then shortly thereafter it was comprised of armoured mechanised vehicles...not horses. LMBAO!!!
At 55:18 does anyone, who has a knowledge of the Russell Crowe movie, Gladiator, think that Ladd does the same punching combination at Crowe does. Punch, back hand punch, punch?
There was a film about the Legion called The Legions Last Patrol, Commando in the US, starring Stewart Granger. The Theme music, ruclips.net/video/tMQGptpUlPQ/видео.html It seems to have disappeared from the face of the earth.
Grew up loving Alan Ladd way back in the forties and fifties. Now, Aged 87, have been able to rediscover Alan via the internet and my goodness, how I am enjoying it. I have just watched a dvd I have, "The Glass Key" with Veronica Lake and William Bendix. Wonderful! Can't make up mind watch to watch next as I am spoiled for choice. Regards to all Alan's still watching fans. England, January, 2024.
Good on you sir, I’m not far behind you at 60. Me too, I remember Alan Ladd from my youth onwards. My parents loved watching movies on the tv and me and my brothers watched them with them. They don’t make like they used to do they. All the very best
Watched some of Alan Ladd’s movies in the late movies when I was a kid with my parents. My personal favorite is the movie “OSS” made right after WWII. But anything with Alan Ladd is going to be good.
I have always liked Alan Ladd. Besides, all of his movies are worth watching for having a good time. God bless him.
Any movie with Alan Ladd is a great show!!!
Yes he was a fine actor and his pictures are still good to watch. Very enjoyable.
I have seen this movie before, but I didn't realize it was Alan Ladd! He had a Suave Voice for sure! His wife Betty White was a Beauty as well! They had the most Wonderful Connection! Betty was a Trooper after he passed, but still came back to play on Password! A ROCK Solid Relationship between the two! I miss-M both, butt, I have Fond memories about them! Soo-Likeable! NZ., ✌❤😁👏👍😎🥰🙏
I think you are getting Alan Ludden and Alan Ladd mixed up. Betty White was married to Alan Ludden who died in 1981
Thank You Very Much for posting this Awesome movie! i Love watching the old movies (like this one) over and over again, rather than watching the new so called movies. :)
i really like these type of movies, a sad loss these days. thank you.
Alan had a wonderful voice as you can hear here, and it shone in his Box 13 radio series as well.
Love how old movies tell a story and don't worry about having to rush everything like now days
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It's been a long time since I seen this movie, glad to have seen it again😎
General Burkhalter 12 years before Hogans hero..what a gem this movie is.
I'm glad I'm not the only one who noticed.
General Burkholder, It was pretty nice on Hogans Heroes, the main germans, Klink, Shultz, and Burkhalter were actually german or Austrian, as Leon Askin, Burkhalter was. And he lived to be almost 100. Not bad for somebody that big. But he did go on a diet and lost alot of weight.😊😊
one of the films he did where he got a percentage of the profits,a deal that tyrone power and jimmy stewart got also with universal studios.ladd was a big star at this time with the release of SHANE 1953
I enjoy this movie what great upload love Alan ladd. Thank you so Much good time with my father you are the best
This may or may not be a good movie, but I was thrilled to be able to watch it with my mom who is 91. She graduated from the U. Of Minnesota with a degree in drama. (Peter Graves and Pernell Roberts were friends and classmates)
Arlene Dahl was her cousin.
That is wonderful, and to go to school with them, my mom, later in life moved to Duluth and made friends with her neighbor who was a cousin to Judy Garland. She had a lot of childhood pictures. Doing my family tree and the help of others, I am related to Drew Carey, Carrie Fisher, Debbie Reynolds, Chuck Norris.
Arlene Dahl was beautiful
No computer graphics then
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I love these old movies!
A GREAT MOVIE.
THANKS SO MUCH
GOD BLESS YOU AND AMERICA
Might as well say Pinnochio bless America for all the good it will do.
The screenplay for DESERT LEGION was co-written by Irving Wallace (1916-1990), who became a bestselling novelist. Several of his fiction were filmed, including THE CHAPMAN REPORT (1960), THE PRIZE (1963), THE SEVEN MINUTES (1971), and THE MAN (1972). Another novel by the author, THE WORD, was made as a a television miniseries which premiered in 1978.
Awesome….Love these old movies, and love watching Allan Ladd in them as well…..Hollywood has lost its way, they don’t make them like they used to, quality instead of quantity….when making movies was an art instead of accumulating CGI/AI to do it all, when actors/actresses took pride in their roles and work and gave us a great performance and something to look forward to in the entertainment industry….HIGH 5 to all those who did their jobs well, including all those behind the scenes, in creating a masterpiece of enduring qualities that stands throughout time. 👍🙏🏼❤️🥰🍿🎥🎬🚀
I guess cranky old curmudgeons aren’t the market they aim for now.
Me too,loving Alan Ladd. I'm a 79 year old woman. 😅
I try to catch every Alan Ladd movie.
u must need a huge catchers mitt
@markcrawford5983 That's okay. I'm sure I'll find a nice one at DICK'S Sporting Goods.
P.S., I'm also shopping for a 27TB hard drive, for the sole purpose of saving all of Alan Ladd's movies.
Cowboys and Indians ...in the desert of Algeria. Good movie really. I luv the oldies...thank you for posting this.
Nothing quite like riding through the desert without any feed for the horses or water for anyone .
Richard Conte was an intelligent and charismatic actor but was wasted in many of the crap two-dimensional 'villain ' parts that came his way after the '40s: he saw the pictures he made (like this one) as catering for 'a 14 year-old mentality'.
@Terry Blanton Fuck me dead , how could i not even thought that would happen , silly me , it is you that is the imbecile you stupid dick head , read what i said and try and work out what i meant .
another great movie desert legion, THANK YOU.
gran película gran actor que descanse en paz gracias por subirla
Odličen??????
J'ai beaucoup aimée le film alan ladd est un de mes acteur préféré avec jeff chandler glenn ford jonn wayne gary cooper que j'aimerai bien revoir dans sergent york j'ai 72ans et il y a tellement longtemps que je ne l'ai vu que sa me ferait très plaisir merci d'avance ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤anne
In an interview on RUclips, actor Anthony Caruso tells a nice story of how he did Alan Ladd a favour when they were young struggling actors. Alan never forgot Athony's kindness and when he, Alan, became a big star he would always find a role in his movies for Anthony ( like this one )
I read something similar, and when I saw this film was recommended, I wondered if Caruso would be in it, and there he was. Alan Ladd was short in stature, but big in every other way.
gay blades ?
george j.lewis was another actor who is always in his movies and cameraman john seitz shot most of his films starting with THIS GUN FOR HIRE 1942..
wonderful movie, good example of the artistry that movies used to be. Before Hollywood lost it's way.
Čudovit holivud!!!!!?????
Bravo 👏...Great upload thank you.
Great Picture with a great Story, and Talent .
Great movie! I had seen it long ago, but it was well worth watching again.
Ladd was always good in the action scenes.
Alan Ladd always played the strong and silent time.
true patriotic "pro-TRUMP' KINDA OF GUY!
🎥🎥🎥🎥🎥EXCELLENT MOVIE
WELL WORTH WATCHING ANYTIME ⌚⌚⌚⌚⌚
Miss Dahl was very beautiful. She didn't play in too many movies. She was very charismatic in "Journey to the Center of the Earth," a great movie with James Mason never released for free on RUclips. Sep. 23, 2023, St. Joseph, MO, USA.
Nifty little dust-up is this film despite much that's implausible, such as 19th-century Algerian natives all speaking English flawlessly. Ladd stoic but effective, on a par with his immortal "The Black Knight"!
Just suspend belief, sit back and enjoy the action. The plot is thin and full of holes but I really do enjoy these old movies. Thanks for the upload.
Good guy always wins the heart of the beautiful lady after a fight to the death with the bad guy. Sounds familiar. 😀
Great movie! I have been to this area of Algeria in the early 1970's, although I am sure the movie was not shot there, and really enjoyed it. I know it is a cliche but they DO NOT make movies like this anymore, nor can they, in Hollywierd!
Gr8 movie-did any one recognize 🧐that the Major played by Leon Askin in this movie played General Burkhalter in the comedy series Hogan’s Heroes? Thank you for uploading an array of talented characters of a movie😍💖😘❣️💕🎉💓🔥❤️💝
That was a younger General Burkhalter
Thanks for sharing it! I always enjoy watching Old Movies though. 👍👌👏
An of course, I'm a subscriber!
Thanks Again Though.
Nice picture..good actor..Wowww❤❤❤
ALAN LADD, UN GRANDE E SIMPATICO ATTORE,
Alan Ladd was a awesome actor.
made after shane 1953,though it was filmed in 1951 and not released till 2 years later.,when alan was one of the top ten boxoffice stars for this year and the next 1954.one of the many films,movie stars did at universal to get a percentage of the profits.
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Alan Ladd was 5' 7", not 4' 10".
Great escapism film with a good cast. Enjoyable film that I remember from when I was younger. Would fully recommend 🤗
But there was nothing escapee about la Legion etrangere or the foreign Legion in Algeria and Morocco as their prowess and bravery kept Franve on control of this region for almost 130 years until the Moroccan independence in 1956 and the very hard fought independence of Algeria in 1962. Go learn before coming to write laughable foolishness that only betrays your ignorance and stupidity. Shameful
This movie is based on a 1927 novel. It actually made a lot of money at the box office.
Actually it was way down the list of 1953 movies. About 117th. Movies like The Robe, Peter Pan, From Here to Eternity, Niagara and a 100 others grossed way more money. It's rating on IMDb low. www.ultimatemovierankings.com/1953-movies/
Alan Ladd and Richard Conte look pretty well matched both in size and age, for the battle. 😊😊😊😊
It's amazing , horses in the desert without a good water supply and them without more than a few canteens , oh well enjoy the show lol .
Thanks
a very nice movie thank YOU.
Gen., Burkhalter from hogans heroes is real young in this picture
I love period pieces and I've always liked Alan Ladd a lot. But as is usually the case with Most Follywood movies there is at least one major flaw in this picture. A corporal fresh out of boot camp would not even lead a Squad of men much less a full company or larger complement of men into the middle of an apparent box canyon to be ambushed and/or slaughtered. I have no military experience but have studied infantry tactics to some degree. The movie was enjoyable never-the-less.
Yes, you are correct.
Alan Ladd's son, David was also a fine actor. I saw him in the Bonanza movie Feet of Clay with Hoss when he was a young boy. It was a very good movie but a little bit sad as Hoss had to kill his dad. He was an escaped convict. 😮😮😮😮😮
awesome! american couldn't produce a move like this anymore.
Desert legion belíssimo filme que passava na sessão da tarde da rede globo
Amazing how these films always depict the real origins of these lands (Hollinwood) as slaves or servant. Beauty as always a certain complexion in the hot desert sand. Right complexion right connection.
People of those lands were not movie stars, and did not look like movie stars. So not important, and only bit parts
An excellent movie.
Shane. The most famous Alan Ladd movie. Also, with Brandon DeWilda as the young boy. 😅😅😅😅😅
out in my yard while sitting in my truck watching this flic on a cell phone I see a lightning streak in the background of an Alabama sky!
This Movie 🎥🍿💘👀 Is On My T.V. Right Now 💘
interesting interogation scene at 1hr 4 min mark.brave and silent soldier.we shall see how long you can remain brave and silent
Alan ladd❤
thank you mr.perry for THE Daniel Boone show.
damn good movie to be made in 1953!
Even more amazing is that it was made in 1952 but not released until the following year.
Thanks, Katarina.
He wakes up with such a clean shirt on
Thanks, this is a great flick: drama, romance, good guys v. bad guys, beautiful damsel in distress (Arlene Dahl), Alan Ladd and Leon Askin, French Foreign Legion, desert, heat, dust, Gatlin gun, big battle scene, and good guys live happily every after. Hollywood at is best!! Take a look...
Ce film relate. Une. Histoire. Irreelle
Good Adventure Film
Peace
I weep for the time I sacrificed watching this movie
Strong influence of Indian culture on British movie
always liked Alan Ladd movies, not the ones that took place in modern times, though.
General Burkhalter From Hogan's Heroes.... Leon Askin plays Major Vasil...
You’re right it looks very young in this picture
Ashamed Mr. Ladd committed suicide latter in life due to artist depression...a very common action with driven artist who cannot find avenues for their creativity...
He'd become a drug-taking alcoholic and it seems that his marriage had long been on the rocks: his wife was his agent (and probably wore the trousers) while Ladd may have been a homosexual ( director George Cukor may have been a lover).
Allan Luden was the MC of password married to Bettie white not Allan Ladd
Good very good Alan lad...
Every where we go people want to know who we are!
i love the Laural and Hardy version best!
i hear the French Foreign Legion "boot camp" was worse that Seal training,
Not all in the French foreign legion were criminals, the legion just made it a habit to not ask about your past.
John Ford is everywhere in this.
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The fair haired man, out lasts the dark haired man in the desert.
General Burkhalter!!.....The voice gave him away 🙉
How did they get behind us ,I don't know say's the commander? Great leader who leads his men into a obvious ambush.
Fair and red hair with pale skin in the middle of a hot desert. 🏜️🔥😁
Berbers, from I think the atlas mountains.
Hollywood classic
That has Saturday maninee written all over it, not ready for primetime. Almost a prequel to Lawrence of Arabia. Not bad for watching on a cold, rainy February night.
I enjoyed this movie but , in black and white would have been better.
The French Foreign Legion didn't have calvary in Algeria until 1922, even then shortly thereafter it was comprised of armoured mechanised vehicles...not horses. LMBAO!!!
Horses are not bullet-proof
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The horses are definitely not Arabians, the only breed that could endure the conditions of the North Africa desert.
lol.......lol....greetings from a brumby fan....IN Australia.....40,000 horsemen would argue otherwise.
@@scottleft3672 and the walers that won at Beersheba
Hidalgo booom!
The jungle or dessert which one is oils you pick if you have to choose one
Never seen Richard Conti in such a miscast roll.
alan ladd should have been cast as lt lopez and then met the skilled whipmaster in the dungeon
Please upload makhana glod complite movie
What's a desert war movie without dancing girls..
Best US movies are on russian channels.
The major in the beginning is a young general Burkhalter from Hogans Heroes. lol
Yes
At 2.00, look at their uniforms. 'Dress' uniforms on campaign....and spotless after a day's march in the desert.
THAT'S "THE DISCIPLINE!" IT TAKE GOOD TRAINING TO STAY CLEAN, UNLIKE SLOBS WHO CAN'T "HACK IT!" SERGEANT "CHOPPER" MORTON US ARMY (RET)
Esses canais não passam filmes legendados ou dublados.??????
At 55:18 does anyone, who has a knowledge of the Russell Crowe movie, Gladiator, think that Ladd does the same punching combination at Crowe does. Punch, back hand punch, punch?
The Russell Crowe movie came way after Desert Legion.
There was a film about the Legion called The Legions Last Patrol, Commando in the US, starring Stewart Granger. The Theme music, ruclips.net/video/tMQGptpUlPQ/видео.html It seems to have disappeared from the face of the earth.
This is a good film.