It's a diverting movie, and the 2 hours and 37 minutes flow past quickly. Impressive for their time, sometimes showed their age. Gestures were large and occasionally cartoonish colors were unnaturally vivid and the special effects, while I had to watch this movie with a 1961 sensibility, rather than comparing it to modern films. Quinn as his deadly sidekick, Andrea and David Niven as Corporal "Dusty" Miller all throw their dramatic weight Gregory Peck as Captain Keith Mallory Anthony Producers assembled a cast headed by three cinematic all-stars. (See this page for a review of the book on which it was That brought MacLean's name to a worldwide audience, The Guns of Navarone begged toīe viewed.
The second film based on an Alistair MacLean book is the first one I'm reviewing. The writings and films of Alistair MacLean - The Guns of Navarone (1961)
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